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Harvey Brodsky, managing director of the Retread Tire Association (RTA), will be taping a Land Line Now radio segment on Tuesday, May 20, 2014, about truck tires produced in China. It is not yet known when it will air.
It is one of several segments on truck tire issues he will be taping on May 20. The others include the economic and environmental benefits of truck tire retreading.
"I am always happy to tape segments regarding tire care and maintenance for both new tires and retreads and especially to discuss the many economic and environmental benefits retreads offer to truckers," says Brodsky. "In fact, I welcome input from any RTA new tire manufacturer members regarding Chinese truck tire features that they would like me to mention next Tuesday."
Brodsky is a regular contributor on Land Line Now daily news and information for truckers. The program is heard on Siriusxm Satellite Radio Channel 128.
Brodsky's segments are played several days after his tapings and also can be heard on www.landlinenow.com by listening to the "Podcast Episodes."
For more information on the RTA, visit www.retreadtire.org, or email Brodsky at email@example.com.
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A second Phase III study evaluating AstraZeneca and Targacept's TC-5214 as an adjunct to antidepressants in patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) has failed to meet its primary endpoint. The Renaissance 2 study involved 710 patients who didn't initially respond to antidepressant therapy using one of seven SSRIs or SNRIs.
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The Renaissance 2 trial data follow on from recently reported results from the Renaissance 3 study, which also failed to meet its primary endpoint. However, Targacept and AstraZeneca stress that both these trials were flexible-dose trials and the two remaining efficacy studies in the Renaissance program for TC-5214 are fixed-dose trials. Topline results from these ongoing studies and from a long-term safety evaluation are due to report in the first half of 2012.
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Steven Brill's "Bitter Pill," the cover article of the March 4, 2013, issue of TIME and the longest in the history of the publication, contends that Medicare adequately reimburses hospitals. Brill writes, "Medicare takes seriously the notion that nonprofit hospitals should be paid for all their costs but actually be nonprofit after their calculation. Thus, under the law, Medicare is supposed to reimburse hospitals for any given service, factoring in not only direct costs but also allocated expenses such as overhead, capital expenses, executive salaries, insurance, differences in regional costs of living, and even the education of medical students." Given all those generous considerations, one would think that every hospital would at least be breaking even on their Medicare business.
But that is not the conclusion of the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC), the small, nonpartisan federal agency charged with evaluating Medicare payment issues and making recommendations to Congress. Not long after Brill's article appeared in TIME, MedPAC issued its annual March 2013 Report to the Congress: Medicare Payment Policy, a detailed, 435-page document. The report concludes that the overall Medicare margin for hospitals declined from –4.5 percent in 2010 to –5.8 percent in 2011. Furthermore, MedPAC projects the overall Medicare margin in 2013 will be –6 percent.
The report also notes that although Medicare payments are currently less than costs for the average hospital, it is possible for some hospitals to make money on Medicare: The median efficient hospital generated a positive 2 percent Medicare margin in 2011.
MedPAC's report offers a clear and accurate picture of the impact of Medicare on the nation's healthcare providers. The national media would do the public a service by spotlighting the report's findings to the same extent that it has given play to the assertions of Brill's article.
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Sheffield's Kell Brook defends his WBA Inter-Continental welterweight title against Poland's Rafal Jackiewicz at his home city's Pond Forge Arena on Saturday night. The 25-year-old is attracting attention Stateside as he works his way towards a world title shot yet 'Ezekiel' knows he cannot afford to take his challenger lightly in front of the Sky TV cameras.
"I'm always confident when I fight," said Brook when speaking to Sky Sports View. "He (Rafal) didn't do too well early on his career but he's like a good wine - he gets better as he gets older. He's challenged for a world title, he's proved himself and he's ranked number six by the Ring Magazine. He's coming over here 100 per cent and he'll be in front of me on Saturday night trying to take something away from me. But I've got my mind clearly on the job. I'll be thinking in the back of my mind about the knockout. That's what I always want, the knockout. I'm going to box clever, have a look at this kid, then go to work."
Brook went the full twelve rounds distance in his last fight, a wide decision win over Lovemore N'dou in July. Promoter Eddie Hearn has signed his charge to a sponsorship deal with Adidas and feels that 'Special' Kell is a few wins away from taking the world, and the US, by storm.
Jackiewicz lost a majority decision to Jan Zaveck in September 2010. A former EBU titlist, 'Braveheart' holds a 38-9-1 (19) record and knows that a win could help him to move onto bigger things as Brook is highly rated by the WBA, occupying their sixth spot in the latest rankings.
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its fight time lets go brook :boxing: put on a decent performance, if you take him out will be very impressedComment by gingeralbino on 10-08-2011
I dont know anything about this guy Brook is fighting, but hopefully Brook can put on a show.Comment by Leohappy on 10-08-2011
[QUOTE=SaintGeorge;11268783]Brook early.[/QUOTE] you know if brook really knocked jackie out, i'd be impressed! but more likely i'm.seeing something like 117-111 for brook.Comment by SaintGeorge on 10-08-2011
Brook early.Comment by PrinceNaz88 on 10-08-2011
[QUOTE=MAXWELL_;11268688]in the last month the boxing world has seen some horrendously horrible officiating by U.K. reffs and judges in U.K. and germany. not that it don;t happen in U.S. but it just so happens theres been several over there .…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (16)


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Two Hungarian businessman are hoping to revive Hungarian soccer by raising money for youth soccer with slot-machine earnings. Lajos Marton and Gabor Csendes have started installing hundreds of soccer-themed slot machines in bars around the country.
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CADDEN, Mary Creola, 74, of Adams Run, a Charleston Naval Shipyard retiree, died Thursday. Arrangements by Herndons Walterboro Chapel.
CRUMLISH, Samuel, 75, of Mount Pleasant, husband of Jean Crumlish, died Wednesday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smiths Mount Pleasant Chapel.
GRAHAM, Thelma, of Johns Island, wife of Jerry Mitchell, died Monday. Arrangements by Walkers Mortuary.
HAMLET, Asberry, of North Charleston, husband of Elizabeth Hamlet, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Suburban Funeral Home.
WATSON, Vivian E., 53, of North Charleston, a homemaker, died Monday. Arrangements by Smith-McNeals Charleston Chapel.
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HUNT, Conrad G., 63, of Bonneau, husband of Carolyn Smith Hunt, died Wednesday. Arrangements by Dyal Funeral Home of Summerville.
MALMGREN, Jeff, 40, of Goose Creek, husband of Kim Hines Malmgren, died Tuesday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smiths Goose Creek Chapel.
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BARRS, Curtis Wayne, 45, of Summerville died Monday. Arrangements by Herndons Walterboro Chapel.
CONYERS, Kip, 48, of Ladson died Thursday. Arrangements by Carolina Memorial Funeral Home of North Charleston.
MYERS, Clarence John Jr., 86, of Summerville, an Air Force retiree, charter pilot with Hawthorne Aviation, flight instructor with the AERO Club and husband of Vivian M. Parker Myers, died Wednesday. Arrangements by Stuhrs Northwoods Chapel of North Charleston.
CARROLL, Clara, of Hampton died Thursday. Arrangements by Peeples-Rhoden Funeral Home.
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HAYWARD, Gertrude Louise, of St. Louis, Mo., a private-duty nurse and wife of David Hayward, died Jan. 8. Arrangements by Walkers Mortuary of Johns Island, S.C.
MIZELL, Gideon Jr., 57, of Marietta, Ga., formerly of Charleston, a childrens librarian and storyteller with Charleston County and former Ben Sawyer Bridge tender, died Tuesday. Arrangements by West Georgia Crematory of Austell, Ga.
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This Ford Mustang Sounds Like a Lawnmower
Lawnmowers have two types of sounds, strong and medium. This 1977 Ford Mustang II sounds both type while warming up.
Lawnmowers have two types of sounds, strong and medium. This 1977 Ford Mustang II sounds both type while warming up.
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While there are still some folks out there who question Ford's EcoBoost engine program, there are now hundreds of thousands of people who have purchased an F150 with the powerful twin turbo V6 engi
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While I said above that Ford Mustang sales in July were one of the worst of the year, the mighty Mustang has still comfortably outsold the Chevrolet Camaro and the Dodge Challenger every month this
In the world of American drifting, no one has made a bigger impact than Vaughn Gittin Jr.
If you follow the American auto industry, there is a good chance that you are familiar with the fact that manual transmissions are slowly vanishing from the lineups of almost every major automaker.
The Ford Ranger has been gone for a few years now and the Twin Cities Assembly plant which built the Ranger has since been closed and torn down.
It seems that many people in the American automotive media would like us to believe that European car buyers love diesels, wagons, convertible, small engines and manual transmissions, so when the 2
Since the new Ford Shelby GT350 Mustang was first introduced at the LA Auto Show last year, the performance car world has been eagerly awaiting the arrival of what will almost certainly be the best
While the 2017 SVT Raptor F150 will almost certainly be a showstopper, we still don't know exactly when it will arrive and with the previous generation Raptor being so popular, there is a big hole
Yesterday, we brought you the news that the 2016 Ford Mustang GT California Special had shown up with full details and pricing on Ford.com.
We learned back in May that the 2016 Ford Mustang GT would feature the return of the California Special package and while the Motor Company announced the components of the package, they did not ann
When the Ford Focus ST was first introduced for the North American market, there was really no competition in terms of both price and performance.
If you are somehow unfamiliar with the Ford Mustang Rocket, it is a customized version of the newest Mustang with the design work performed by Henrik Fisker and the builds done by the folks at Galp
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I was raised to believe that salvation was a shadow of things to come. An image of an otherworldly kingdom that could never be realized (even in part) on earth. Jesus' death on the cross was an ethereal magic trick......that somehow, in some way washed away our sins.But our sins were still here. We still sinned. That didn't matter. They were washed away in the realm of the almighty. Covered somehow by a metaphorical river of blood.This was always explained as a "great mystery." … [Read more...]
Intangible Christianity
How is that not casting stones?
I woke up on Wednesday to several of my Facebook friends vocally celebrating "Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day" and it made me furious. So, I decided I was going to be as vocal about my condemnation of the actions of these Christians as these Christians seemed to be about the actions (and beings) of LGBT people.I don't really want to spend any more time talking about why I don't like Chick-fil-A Day. If you want to know my opinion, just check out my Twitter feed or Facebook page.What I do want … [Read more...]
Mother-Father God
I'm still reading through Sexism and God-Talk by Rosemary Radford Ruether, and seriously, y'all, this book is breathing new life into my dying faith. There's another quote I'd like to share with you all today because it feels particularly relevant to my life.Ruether is continuing her discussion of images of God--whether they reinforce existing hierarchies that oppress the weak and thus become idolatrous, or whether they empower the oppressed of society to find freedom by asserting that God is t … [Read more...]
Is patriarchy idolatry?
I've been reading feminist theology lately and learning to view Christianity from angles that I never even imagined. Take, for example, this quote from Rosemary Radford Ruether's Sexism and God-Talk: Israel is to make no...graven image of God; no pictorial or verbal representation of God can be taken literally. By contrast, Christian sculpture and painting represents God as a powerful old man with a white beard, even crowned and robed in the insignia of human kings or the triple tiara of the p … [Read more...]
Why are we afraid of bodies?
So, blog readers, sorry I didn't finish my series on colonialism. Stuff came up and I just haven't been able to write lately. As I'm sure you can tell, my writing's been scattered for awhile now. I've been emotionally and physically worn out the past 6 months or so after a pretty tough battle with depression, some new medication, and some confusing life changes, and publishing my words can get pretty draining on this extreme introvert. I've been taking it easy, trying to heal, and publishing … [Read more...]
Words mean things part 2: Benevolent imperialism and the White Man's Burden
[trigger warning for rape, racism, colonization, sexual violence]PenetratesConquersColonizesPlantsThese are words that Douglas Wilson (supported by Jared Wilson) uses to describe the "role" a man plays in sexual relationships with women. Women, on the other hand, should "receive, surrender, accept."I talked about the first of these words, "penetrates," on my blog last night. I was going to discuss the other three words individually, but I've changed my mind. Most of the people who def … [Read more...]
Words mean things, Part 1: On Sex, Penetration, and Krakens
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Rape: A Punishment for Egalitarians?
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On Cornerstone…
I spent last Friday at the Christian music festival, Cornerstone, and I saw some interesting things. By interesting, I mostly mean vomit-inducing. Buzz Feed recently went to another Christian music festival, Creation, and wrote a post about their findings. I figured I'd do something similar, as someone familiar with (and highly critical of) Christian culture.People are going to say that I'm just bitter and angry because of this post. But, you know, maybe I am a little bitter and a little … [Read more...]
No Experience Necessary?
If you wanted an expert opinion on something, usually you'd ask someone with experience on the subject. If you wanted parenting advice, you'd probably ask someone who was a parent, not someone who babysat their siblings a few times. If you wanted to know what sky-diving was like, you'd probably ask someone who'd been skydiving, not someone who'd watched a video of someone skydiving on YouTube.It just makes sense. Experience gives you an insight into a subject that books and Google cannot … [Read more...]


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Today, as traditional anti-Semitism continues, many college students also face another form of anti-Semitism, that which is fueled by anti-Israel sentiment. On many college campuses, bias against the State of Israel has become increasingly common. High profile academics, charismatic speakers, and influential student leaders have presented the Israeli-Palestinian situation in a one-sided manner, blaming the conflict solely on Israel and largely ignoring Palestinian terrorism and violence. While the State of Israel is subject to critique just like any other government in the world, the criticisms against Israel often take a much harsher tone. Sometimes, this blatantly anti-Israel rhetoric even crosses the line into anti-Semitism.
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HOUSTON (AP) - An attorney for families and students who want prayer or "solemnization" ceremonies at school has mailed 1,100 packets to Texas school districts suggesting a student vote on the issue can bypass court rulings.
But a Katy Independent School District official and an attorney with the Clark Read Foundation, a civil liberties group, said the proposal would not help districts circumvent the latest 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision.
Earlier this year, the New Orleans-based court upheld a ruling by U.S. District Judge Sam Kent in Galveston to allow nonsectarian, nonproselytizing prayer at high school graduations, but it said Kent went too far in allowing prayer at less-solemn, more-frequent athletic events.
Attorney Kelly Coghlan represents about 70 families and students who want student-initiated prayer. He distributed a sample school board resolution and student ballot he said could allow districts to have solemnization, the Houston Chronicle reported Thursday.
"If school officials are appointing students, directly or indirectly, to pray at school events, this has been held unconstitutional," Coghlan wrote this week in a letter to district superintendents and school boards.
"But, neutrality does not allow hostility toward religion either. Thus, if a district disallows or discourages student-initiated prayer, that policy must fail for the same reason - lack of government neutrality," he said.
Coghlan included a sample of a resolution he suggests high school students could formally present to school boards to request governmental neutrality and allow a student-initiated ballot.
His sample ballot allows for votes on four issues. It first asks whether a student favors or opposes having a student "briefly formalize the opening of the school day" by giving an inspirational thought for the day, quote from a source of moral or ethical values, a moment of silence or other brief solemnization.
The next two voting options ask similar questions for school athletic events and school assemblies. Then it asks which student groups or individuals should carry out the solemnization, the choices including student councils or class officers.
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It ends with a disclaimer that if any selection has religious overtones, the student must say, "The following is selected by a student and not endorsed by the school district." In such an event, no person would be compelled to participate, join in or agree with the student's expression, Coghlan said.
Katy school spokeswoman Kris Taylor said Coghlan made a similar proposal last year and it did not pass muster.
"Our stand has not changed. Our policy is supported by the latest court ruling of allowing student-led, student-initiated prayer in graduation ceremonies and not in any other context," Taylor said.
David Kahne, attorney for the Clark Read Foundation, said Coghlan's proposal has "an element of truth."
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Smooth-voiced R&B singer Frank Ocean and indie pop group fun. were the big nominees revealed for the 55th Annual Grammy Awards.
Ocean, who made waves both for his critically acclaimed debut album "Channel Orange" and for revealing he had a relationship with a man, picked up six nominations including for album of the year, best new artist and record of the year categories (the latter for "Orange" track "Thinkin Bout You"). »Read Full Article
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With this week's Time magazine cover, Chinese artist Ai Weiwei's incursion into the world of media and pop culture seems all but complete.
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The beer is free for a while. They'll tap a keg to open the Estabrook Beer Garden on June 20. Opening ceremonies begin at 5:30 p.m. and the keg is tapped at 6 p.m. with free beer while it lasts.
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claw just dont rock my boat thats all.
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claw just dont rock my boat thats all.
yeah i loved infamy....
earsnot tho, hes a goon, the worst part of that whole film. claw was shit asewwell.
i fucking love high contrast
i was expecting a 3-0 walkover.
i bet green feels like a bellend now, its all his fault.
PD Syndicate - Ruff Like Me (Shy Fx & T-Power Remix)
Congo natty - junglist
i know exatily what you mean man
seems like cunts only listen to it to be cool or badman nowadays.
but i still love it
^^^^ if you like
bordem kinda keeps me in it
first time more than one persons posted in here in a while, lol
im loving this tropcal weather we been having atm i been out n bout with a super soaker full of paint now i think i should go too...
Tetsuo - Zup Zup
thanks inspector dubplate!!
i hate bombing stoned im too dopey
if i wanna get "pumped up" for anything i turn to my old pall cocaine.
i always get goons trying to talk to me when im on the legal,
i just stare at them n carry on
there all fucking awfull moosh.
no offence
i said jumpup,
bit enough of that.
karn evil and dj...
its alright aint my kinda thing tho..
im all about the jumpup atm
Original Sin - Overfiend
Clipz - Download (Original Sin Remix)...
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i can get oz for 120 but its moody as fuck
i get high grade for 140/150 tho
5g for a score? lol
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i didnt realy like his wen i first heard it....
it grew on me tho.
harry brown is a fucking grimey film, michael cains off his tits.
and i watch 72mins of taxi driver last night befor megvideo went ghey
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A mother from Ohio says her son's iPod Touch exploded in his pants, caught fire, and left him with serious burns. Now, she's suing Apple for $225,000 in damages.
The lawsuit, filed in Cincinnati on Wednesday, claims the 16GB iPod touch exploded while inside the 15-year-old boy's pants pocket.
The boy was sitting at his desk in school, the document says, when he "heard a loud pop and immediately felt a burning sensation on his leg." When he stood up, the suit says, he realized the device was on fire.
"[He] immediately ran to the bathroom and took off his burning pants with the assistance of a friend," the lawsuit states. "The Apple [iPod Touch] had burned through [his] pants pocket and melted through his Nylon/Spandex underwear, burning his leg."
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Very dissapointed
My husband and I stayed in the hotel for week in May 05 while on vacation in Krakow. From the beginning of the trip there were problems. We thought we will stay in the main building which is shown on the website. Well, that was not the case. We were put in another building across the street. Our room smelled, was very small, and TV has only 3 channels working. Location was another story. The hotel is located in the middle of nowhere. If we did not have a car it would be a disaster. The only good thing was the food served for breakfast at the restaurant. Lastly, while checking out the staff tried to overcharge us for the phone use. We would not recomend this hotel to anyone.
Very Enjoyable
We stayed in this hotel for four nights over New Year and had a great time. Our rooms were in the small building opposite the main hotel but we knew this was the case before we went and this was not a problem. The room was warm, clean and cosy. The dining room in the main hotel was also clean and pleasant. The breakfasts were tasty with plenty of choice and they made a valiant attempt to provide vegetarian lunches and dinners for myself, even though it seems vegetarianism is uncommon in Poland. The bar was open all day. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The grounds and surrounding villages made a pleasant area for walking. The hotel is a long way from major towns - but there are some little bars and shops within walking distance. It costs around �20 for a taxi to Krakow- well worth a visit. All in all we found Paszkowka to be a lovely, peaceful place for a short stay.
Five Days in Paradise
My partner and I stayed at the hotel for 5 days in July 2005. This place is a hidden secret.. A must stay for anyone who is going to visit Krakow, 20 Minutes, Zakopane (1.5 hrs), Oswiecim/Birkenau (40 min) and Wielczka (Salt mines 35 Min). The only requirement is to have a vehicle. The hotel is wonderful with a pool behind the Grainary. Excellent kitchen with great meals and good wine selection. The owner (Jan) was very friendly and helpful to us... Just below the Palace is a small village Wlk Drogi where one can have great small town meals and beer and a very reasonable price. We felt like royalty staying here... Another added bonus is if you stay for 5 nights you get the 5th night free... If you are going to This area and want more info email me at firstname.lastname@example.com...Marty Byzewski
Hotel not as expected
We have just returned from a 3 night stay at the palace. I thought it would finish our holiday in style after 5 nights in krakow. We got a taxi there and booked in two rooms in the palace chambers. Rooms were depressing. Very dark and not clean. Horrible musty smell, we hated it. Tried to get rooms back in krakow town but fully booked. No satellite tv, only 2 stations working, sauna not working, no shop or minbar as advertised. We spent a lot of time walking just to be away from palace. Staff were friendly though and food in restaurant in evenings was good. Breakfast however was very plain. Would not recommend this hotel. I booked this hotel as their own website was very inviting. I feel this was mis-representation.
Not a Palace
We should have know better since no of our local family have heard of this place. The place was indeed like a palace- cold and drafty- but the staff brought in heaters and that helped. We went accross the street to the annex to see the pool and hot tub- hot tub was ice cold with a garden hose sticking out of it- all the gym equipment was cheep and therefore broken. We signed up for a massage- and it was cheep- and we got what we paid for- Althought she tried- I don't think the yound lady had any massage training. I would not want to be here in the summer or winter- spring and fall may be okay. We wanted to try something different- and we sure did. Did I mention it's out in the middle of nowhere- which could be very nice. We were told the owner was an American from Chicago and was doing his best to restore the property- but it was certainly misrepresented on all the travel web sites. The best part was the free internet access- but you can get that anywhere in Poland if you have your laptop and a phone cord.
Not for us!
My partner and I stayed at this Hotel for 2 of 3 nights that we paid for, and were not really impressed with our short stay there. We did hire a car which we picked up from the airport because we knew that the Hotel was a 20 min drive, and also we could travel to karakow(25 mins) and other places of interest at our leisure. One of the main reasons we only stayed for 2 nights, is that the standard of the hotel was more like 2 star rather then 4 star! There was no indoor heated pool, the gym was a joke, and we actually stayed in another building which was not shown in the brochure,very small and with a funny smell? Breakfast was a joke, no hot food, but all of the staff were very pleasant and eager to please. In our opinion this Hotel needs to be downgraded to a 2 or 3 star.
A touch of old Polska
My wife and I spent 2 nights at the hotel from 18th August 04. The hotel was in a great setting, the staff were most attentive, and the food which in most cases was traditional Polish cuisine was excellent, the wild mushroom soup, and bigos a must for the hungry traveller the rooms and the hotelpublic areas were well furnished and comfortable. I for one will be returning
Enjoyed, but can't wholeheartedly recommend
We enjoyed that the location was outside of the city and considered the relatively long taxi ride, and navigating the bus ride, to be part of the adventure. It was too bad that the buses only ran during part of the day. We liked exploring the neighborhood on foot, as we were not in a hurry.
The hotel seemed more established to cater to large tour groups than to couples seeking a little luxury. For example, the hotel requested that we not be seated for lunch until they could finish serving one of the groups (despite many available tables). The hotel seemed empty except when the large tour groups were there at lunch and dinnertime.
A couple of the members of the staff were very helpful, nice and flexible, and we were impressed by their English skills. They did allow us to check in early in the morning after we arrived on a red-eye flight.
Unfortunately, we found the furniture to be rather run down, and had rather skimpy sheets on the bed (holes had been sewn up). We were also troubled by the flies buzzing around the loaf of bread that was set out in the lobby; otherwise we found the bread to be a nice gesture for hungry guests.
A Great Hotel but VERY far from the city center...
Minuses -
About 40US in a cab to get there from the train station (That's on the meter boys and girls).
Hot tub wasn't working that particular day and a half that we were there.
The cheaper 4 Zlotney mini bus to town only runs midday.
Looks to be a work in progress as I saw unfilled nail holes all over the place
Pluses -
Beautiful Setting in a real Palace!
Great room rate for a big room and super comfy bed!
Super helpful Staff Checked us in early (7am) after getting in from an overnight train ride.
Quiet and very serene.
A real palace!
My wife and I stayed at Paszkowka Palace on June 8, 2004. We wanted a treat after spending the morning a Auschwitz, a very sobering experience indeed. The hotel was a former palace that has been entirely renovated and is now in excellent condition. Our room-- a suite actually-- was booked on the internet and included a fine breakfast. We also had dinner at the hotel and were impressed with the quality of the food, the service, the decor, and the prices. Walking along a country road in Poland after dinner was a rare treat. We also enjoyed swimming in the hotel pool. The staff was young and enthusiastic. We were glad that we had given ourselves this treat on our last night in Poland.
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On the Way to Auschwitz - Birkenau
We left our lovely mountain retreat in rain and the coldest day so far. Expected high of 16. At 1000 we crossed the border into Poland and stopped at the past border for a rest room break. Nothing else there really. It is still rainy and overcast as we head for our lunch stop in Pszczyna. Along the way Peter filled us in on the particulars of Polish history once again using his 10 point outline to "tell the story" ...
Little Shopping and Fancy Supper
Once I was back from Auschwitz, we headed out to check out St. Mary's Basilica. In front of the Basilica was a man in a costume and painted all gold with wings. We gave him some money, and then he moved and and gave us a piece of paper with wisdom on and it and took pictures with us. It was really cool, and he was so nice!
The piece of paper he gave me said, "There are so many people out there who will tell you that you can't. What you've got to do it turn around and ...
Auschwitz - evil beyond imagination
... dignity of these people...There were mounds of suitcases, pots/pans, shoes, glasses. These people thought they were being taken care of - and up to the gas chambers were told that to keep people calm to get away with this horrid acts. Saw the barracks and gas chambers. Also saw the prison - the torture chambers were disgusting. One part that was of interest to put a place with a story I heard many times was that of Saint Maximilian Kolbe. When there were people missing ...
Schindler's List
... some of the largest (and very grand) chambers. After spotting a small jetty, we were hoping for a boat trip on the underground lake, but were told this had been shut down, after a tourist died when a boat capsized. We had a brief lunch after the tour and visited the multimedia centre before being guided a different way out of the tunnels, towards the town's main square.
We walked towards the small train station, and discovered a little festival taking place, of ...
Wow, this was a tough day
... in rivers and forest areas.
I was struck by the sheer size of Birkenau. It was a small city. It had a sewage plant. It had rows upon rows of barracks. The barracks were constructed of wood and had minimal heating. Winters in Poland are not warm. It was 36 degrees this morning and winter in nowhere near.
If a prisoner was sent to the right, to live another day, then they went to the tattoo house. All clothes were removed ...


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