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ClockworkMod recovery is famous to Android smartphone users. However, here we introduce you another custom recovery that also works perfectly on LG Optimus Nexus 4, the TWRP Touch Recovery.
The TWRP Touch Recovery has a full graphical user interface. Therefor users can use tips of their fingers to flash custom ROMs, rather than pressing all those buttons in case of CWM recovery.
In order to make sure you correctly install the TWRP Touch Recovery on your LG Nexus 4, you should first read the preparation guide below.
The fastest and easiest way to install TWRP is to use the GooManager app:
- Download and Install GooManager from the Play Store
- Open GooManager and provide root permissions
- Hit Menu (or the button with the 3 dots on your screen) and then Install OpenRecover
Well done!!! From now on you will be able to install your favorite mods, tweaks and custom ROMs on your LG Nexus 4.
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Bob Costas' halftime gun control comments on 'SNF'
Sportscaster Bob Costas became a lightning rod for criticism and praise after his essay about gun control during Sunday's prime-time football game on NBC.
Costas spoke out one day after the murder by Kansas City Chiefs player Jovan Belcher of his girlfriend Kasandra Perkins. Belcher killed himself not long after the murder. In his remarks, Costas quotes extensively from an essay by Fox Sports columnist Jason Whitlock, concluding: »Read Full Blog Post(147)
Skylight's 'Here's a Howdy Do' is the very model of charming fun
Creating comedy is a bit like making a soufflé, with no middle ground between success and failure.
The Skylight Music Theatre's "Here's a Howdy Do: The Mischievous World of Gilbert and Sullivan," which previewed Sunday evening in the Broadway Theatre Center's Studio Theatre before its New Year's Eve opening, is a comic soufflé to savor. »Read Full Article
Marc Salem plays amazing mind games with 'Mind Over Milwaukee'
Nearing the conclusion of his jaw-dropping "Mind over Milwaukee," a blindfolded Marc Salem stated that the untouched object beneath his hand must be a watch - before proceeding to make its secondhand stop altogether.
"That's pretty good," murmured an admiring audience member seated near the Stackner Cabaret stage. »Read Full Article
What song best sums up 2012 finally coming to an end?
2012 is nearly over -- finally. Feels like the end of a year like this one should have a theme song, doesn't it?
You can choose one on Tap Milwaukee. Which best sums up how you feel about the end of 2012? Take the poll here. The videos for your choices are below. »Read Full Blog Post
Top of the Charts: 2012's top hits
Bruno Mars continues his reign at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 charts for the third week with "Locked Out of Heaven." But, today on New Year's Eve Top of the Charts takes a look back at the 2012's biggest hits as ranked by Billboard Magazine. Watch the videos below for the five songs that spun the most across radio stations nationwide and kept us dancing and singing along all year.
On Tap for Today: Ringing in the new year
See ya, 2012. Hello, 2013. We have high hopes for you.
If the end of the year snuck up on you and you find yourself without plans or reservations, there's a party out there to enjoy. Here's are a few examples: »Read Full Blog Post

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"The definition of being a modern person is to examine yourself, to reflect on yourself and to be a self-knowledgeable person."
"It looks like a kind of ancient Oriental armor. The first sculpture was covered with three thousand military dog tags. From a distance the dog tags look like fish scales. The shape of that jacket was not something that I invented. I used the U.S. military jacket liner and just put the dog tags on the top of it. So I used all contemporary materials but they ended up looking like ancient ones."
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Pro Basketball Talk "It's been an eventful summer for Matthew Dellavedova. He won a championship with the Cavaliers, landed a four-year, $38 million contract with the Bucks and played with the Australian national team at the Olympics in Rio (they lost to Spain in the bronze medal game). " September 11
The Score "The Cleveland Cavaliers have sent guard Matthew Dellavedova in a sign-and-trade to the Milwaukee Bucks, the team announced on Thursday. In return, the Cavs receive a $4.8-million trade exception, cash, and the rights to Albert Miralles. "We wish Delly the best as he continues his career in..." July 07
Cleveland Plain Dealer "The Cleveland Cavaliers will not match the offer sheet restricted free agent guard Matthew Dellavedova received from the Milwaukee Bucks, league sources informed cleveland.com. Dellavedova, 25, is expected to sign his four-year, $38.5 million deal shortly after July 7, the first day free agents..." July 04
SB Nation "Matthew Dellavedova has reached an agreement with the Milwaukee Bucks on a four-year, $38 million offer sheet, reports ESPN's Zach Lowe. The Cavaliers will have three days to decide whether to match once the moratorium ends on July 7. Dellavedova sought a multi-year deal last summer, but had to..." July 01
Cleveland Plain Dealer "Cleveland Cavaliers restricted free agent guard Matthew Dellavedova is receiving some early interest during the start of free agency. The Sacramento Kings, Atlanta Hawks, Dallas Mavericks and Milwaukee Bucks have all reached out to the camp of the Australian backup point guard to gauge..." July 01
watoday.com "Australian basketballer Matthew Dellavedova says he won't let fears over the Zika virus stop him chasing gold with the Boomers at the Rio Olympics. The NBA championship-winning point guard came home to Melbourne on Wednesday and said the Boomers remained focused on winning their first Olympic..." June 29
Fox Sports "AUSTRALIAN guard Matthew Dellavedova may not be with his championship Cleveland Cavaliers team much longer, after a US report of massive offers from NBA rivals the Milwaukee Bucks and Detroit Pistons. Dellavedova, who is a restricted free agent, has been tipped for a "$10 million offer sheet"..." June 26
Pro Basketball Talk "If this wasn't Matthew Dellavedova — a man with a history of reckless, some would say dirty, play — we wouldn't be talking about this. But the Cavaliers' guard does have that history, and he did hit the Warriors' Andre Iguodala in the, er, groin area during the third quarter of Game 1. That has..." June 05
Yahoo! Sports "The Splash Brothers had gone dry, LeBron James marched his franchise to a quarter from stealing victory inside Oracle Arena, so out of nowhere Andre Iguodala went full throttle. He attacked an angle toward the left wing, several feet from his opposition's bench, where an old nemesis to his body..." June 03
Sporting News "It might have seemed otherwise to those who believed Matthew Dellavedova was up to some playoff shenanigans, but his aim when fouling Golden State's Andre Iguodala was no better than when he shot the basketball during Game 1 of the NBA Finals. On a night when Dellavedova shot 1 of 3 from the..." June 03
Believe The Hype "Matthew Dellavedova's impressive performances for the Cleveland Cavaliers have earned him widespread praise and in turn, global attention. Playing in the NBA Finals in back-to-back seasons has seen Delly's star rise and now the boy from Maryborough is about to have his own signature line of..." June 02
ESPN "Cleveland Cavaliers guard Matthew Dellavedova continues to experience soreness in his left ankle, according to coach Tyronn Lue, and his playing status will be determined after going through shootaround Saturday morning prior to Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Toronto..." May 21
CBS Sports "Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James wanted to take the biggest shot of the game on Saturday. Instead, he watched Cavaliers guard Matthew Dellavedova airball it. With about 7 seconds left and Cleveland trailing the Chicago Bulls by two points, Dellavedova took a pass from Kevin Love and..." April 10
ESPN "SOMETHING SEEMED OFF about Cleveland Cavaliers point guard Matthew Dellavedova during last Thursday night's game against the Brooklyn Nets. He was held scoreless in 17 minutes of action, taking six shots and missing every single one of them, in perhaps the coldest shooting performance of his..." April 06


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UNESCO workshop on "Addressing Water Quality Challenges in Africa", Nairobi, Kenya, 14-16 March 2011
The Secretariat of UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme and UNESCO Regional Office in Africa will organize UNESCO workshop on "Addressing Water Quality Challenges in Africa" in Nairobi, Kenya, from 14-16 March 2011. The workshop is organized in the framework of the implementation of Focal Area 4.1 "Protecting water quality for sustainable livelihoods and poverty alleviation" of the 7th phase of the International Hydrological Programme (IHP-VII, 2008-2013) of UNESCO.
The main goal of the workshop is to assist African countries in addressing water quality challenges for sustainable water resources management. The workshop will aim at identifying the critical problems related to water quality and water pollution, assessing their causes and trends and developing recommendation for solutions and strategies to tackle the water quality challenges in African countries.
The regional focus of this workshop on Africa is aligned with the UNESCO's overarching priority on Africa for 2008-2013. The workshop will bring together water experts, nominated by IHP National Committees of African countries and other stakeholders from regional and sub-regional water-related institutions.
The workshop will focus on:
- Water quality and water pollution challenges in Africa and their relationships with human health, the environment and socioeconomic issues;
- Policies and strategies at national, sub-regional and regional levels regarding water quality/pollution management in African countries;
- Identifying solutions to address water quality and water pollution problems;
- Developing recommendations for approaches, policies and strategies to support the integrated water quality management towards sustainable water resources management in Africa;
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Gold Wave Editor Pro v10.2.2 - Mr1000 + Serial
Gold Wave Editor helps you transfer tapes, LPs, live performances, Internet radio, TV, DVD, or any other sound source to your hard drive. The software helps protect your valuable recordings - just set the sound source, the recording quality, and volume, then start recording.
The Editor allows you to perform various operations with audio data such as displaying a waveform image of an audio file, filtering, applying various audio effects and more. It includes a click and crackle filter for cleaning vinyl records, a noise filter for cassette-tape recordings, and an equalizer to enhance the sound quality of all recordings.
Key Features:
* Recording. Record new audio file from a microphone or another sound source..
* Editing. Open, create and save audio files. Play an audio file or any part of it. Visually edit an audio file (Cut, Copy, Delete, Paste, Paste From File, Mix, Mix From File and Insert or Delete noise or silence in an audio file).
* Display. Display a waveform window of an audio file and apply zooming.
* Digital effects. Apply different effects (Amplify, Delay, Equalizer, Fade, Flanger, Invert, Normalize, Reverse, Multi Tap Delay, Silence, Stretch, Vibrato, Echo, Chorus)
* Audio filters. Apply different filters to the selected part of an audio file (Ban Pass Filter, High Pass Filter, High Shelf Filter, Low Pass Filter, Low Shelf Filter, Notch Filter)
* Support all major audio formats. Gold Wave Editor supports a wide range of audio formats, such as MPEG (MP3, MP2), WAV, Windows Media Audio, Ogg Vorbis, Audio Tracks and Dialogic VOX. It is easy to convert an audio file from one format to another
* Ease of use. Gold Wave Editor Pro provides a customizable interface, allowing you to build projects the way you want. It also supports standard Windows keyboard commands and mouse shortcuts
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SkyePharma has entered into a consultation process that could lead to a reduction of approximately 20 per cent of its 101-strong workforce in Muttenz, Switzerland. The proposed steps are intended to improve the company's competitiveness and generate SFr 2.6 million (£1.8 million) of annual operating costs.
At the same time, SkyePharma has agreed to sub-let part of its laboratory space in Muttenz and sell some of its surplus laboratory equipment to Aenova. The latter plans to use the space to expand its own non-competing oral product development activities. The changes will not affect relationships with existing or potential customers and SkyePharma will continue to provide its existing range of oral and inhalation drug-delivery products.
Looking forward, SkyePharma intends to make greater use of third-party sub-contracting for certain aspects of the oral product development process and Aenova has agreed to be a sub-contractor for this purpose. There will be no transfer or disposal of any business, technology or intellectual property to Aenova.


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TEMECULA, Calif. — The Temecula Valley Unified District board will consider raising bus fees and streamlining routes at its meeting on Tuesday, The Press-Enterprise reports.
Annual round-trip bus passes would rise from $520 to $550 under the proposal, and one-way passes would increase from $260 to $275. One-ride passes, which are sold in groups of 10, would cost $4.41, up from $3.80.
Officials also are recommending a move to bus corridors, where bus stops are combined and buses pick up and drop off students along a main street. Transportation Director Jason Osborn told The Press-Enterprise that this would reduce the amount of time and mileage used by the buses. The recommended changes would save about $100,000. The bus fee increase could bring in an additional $25,000.
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While the strength of the Giants comes from its pitching, it's hard to know where Barry Zito falls in the mix.
Zito has had a mediocre career with the Giants, putting up roughly league-average numbers in his four years in San Francisco. And while there is certainly a place on most teams for a pitcher like Zito, his performance has been far over-shadowed by his blockbuster seven-year, $126 million contract.
But now Zito, who has never been on the disabled list in his 11 seasons of play, finds himself out of a job. Ryan Vogelsong is firmly entrenched in Zito's spot in the rotation; Zito will be fighting Jonathan Sanchez and God knows who else for the spot down the stretch.
If the Giants try to deal Zito, it could be hard to find a buyer. They may be forced to eat a substantial part of Zito's $19 million annual salary or find a team with deep enough pockets to swallow the cost.
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Right Face For A Franchise?
It wasn't so long ago that you didn't casually throw around phrases like "lock up for the long term" when discussing the Trail Blazers. That it's fair game these days is proof of why the team wants to lock up Brandon Roy with a long-term contract.
But if Roy is the face of a rehabilitated franchise, can he be the face of a championship franchise?
SportsNation voters have no doubt that the Blazers made the best of the 2006 draft -- Rajon Rondo, Rudy Gay and others barely muster a challenge. And even if Portland is a hidden gem up in the Pacific Northwest, Roy gets his share of recognition. Last year, voters ranked him ahead of Kevin Durant among the best players then under the age of 23. And just a few weeks ago, voters were clear they want him on Team USA for the next round of major international competitions.
But none of that is the same thing as saying Roy is a championship cornerstone. When it comes to doing that, a lot of eyes are still on Greg Oden.
- Portland's version trails Halladay and Williams as the best Roy in sports.
- Vote: Is Brandon Roy the right cornerstone for a championship?
- Beyond the Nation: The Oregonian's John Canzano on new hope in Portland.
- Groups: Portland Trailblazers | blazer fans | Portland Trail Blazers Nation
Doesn't take a genius to know you've got to lock up your star player when they're willing. Roy deserves a max deal and for him to sign now shows he's committed to the team and trusts the management to surround him with talent in order to compete every May and June when it matters. Can't say the same for two primadonna star players named LBJ and D-Wade who refuse to sign extensions, thereby holding their franchises and their fan bases hostage until their every demand is met. In other words, Roy has class along with his worldly talent." -- kshiau
Roy has a better chance of winning a RING somewhere else. Is he satisfied with 50-55 wins a year and second round playoff apperances? maybe so." -- LidocizaineAndB12


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What is VYT?
The Vandalia Youth Theatre Company produces three productions for PreK-12 students every summer:
Pee Wee VYT (grades pre K-K) Primary Cast (grades 1-4) Junior Cast (grades 5-8) Senior Cast (grades 9-12)
Every child who auditions is cast in a show, regardless of ability or experience. VYT's central goal is to provide a positive learning experience for all cast members and families. VYT provides over 100 hours of rehearsal and instruction time to develop skills that will be utilized on and off the stage. Also, because of our belief in the principle of inclusion, our students form friendships and bonds across district and community lines that they might not have been able to otherwise.
VYT began in 1991 when a few parents and two creative staff decided to create a summer program for twenty local children with one production performed in a Vandalia church. Today, VYT produces three separate productions for nearly 200 cast members from 12-15 school districts across the entire Miami Valley. Our staff and volunteers include over 20 technical and creative staff, and a board of parents and local business people.
Why VYT?
Education and inclusion are fundamental to our mission. We believe that every young person has both the desire and capacity for excellence in their achievements. Through our rehearsal processes, we aim to provide students with the opportunity to apply the social, intellectual, and emotional benefits of participation in performing arts, some of which include critical and conceptual thinking, peer collaboration, responsibility, accountability, commitment, respect, and trust. We also aim to inspire and engage our students to build healthy relationships with each other through team building exercises and the process of putting together a full-scale production for which they can take pride and feel a sense of accomplishment.
Tuition is due at the Parent/Family meeting in March. Tuition covers all rehearsal and instructions costs and costuming costs. Each cast member is provided a script, music and a show t-shirt as part of enrollment in VYT. Tuition can be paid in installments and limited scholarships are available.
Tuition is $80 per child for PeeWee VYT, $105 for Primary $150 for the Junior Production, and $175 for the Senior Production. If you have more than one child participating there is a discount of $10.00 for each additional child.
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15 Parks near Montgomery, Alabama
Maxwell Gunter AFB, Alabama 1.72 miles SW
Millbrook, Alabama 6.72 miles NW
Blue Ridge, Alabama 10.2 miles NE
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Aug 2004 - $15.00
Campground is just off US 231 on the banks of the Tallaposa River, some sites have carport covers tall enough for any RV, but no longer than 30', narrow road down to the park, beware to swing wide on the left turn back up the road on leaving (we scratched our paint on some metal stantions hidden in the weeds), many permanent residents, this campground is nothing fancy, but we have had a pleasant stay both times we have stayed there for a week each time. - AFChap
Montgomery, Alabama (map) | (334) 288-0728
Sites: 114 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 7 Reviews
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Mar 2013 - $30.00
The park is quite old and the entrance roads and tarmac at the office are in need of attention. The site was a pull through, hard surface and level. Quite a few permanent residents. Adjacent to Interstate. - W Howard
Oct 2010 - $31.00
This park was in the Good Sam parks book as a Good Sam park, however it is NOT a good Sam Park any longer. It is very run down, dirty with poor hook ups. We will not stay there again. - racomarley
Jun 2010 - $34.00
Can you say Deliverance? Live and learn - I will never stay in a park without referring to RV Park Reviews again. This place was reviewed last in 2007 and nothing has changed. I did have 50 amp that worked fine, but there is nothing to recommend the park other than it is easy on and easy off the interstate, and there is a easy in and out diesel place outside the gate. The park was quiet, eerily so. Several mildew covered permanent trailers on either side. Close the door and turn on the AC. Glad to say good-bye. Very unfriendly dude checked us in. Stay away. Pretty trees, and the power worked, otherwise a zero. - Tiny Beast
Montgomery, Alabama (map) | (334) 356-1887
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Aug 2016 - $30.00
Good for an overnight stop or if visiting in the area.
A bit disappointed to find out they are no longer affiliated with PassportAmerica.
Cable and Wi-Fi worked well.
With tax, the price was $31.78. - thetravelkids
May 2016 - $27.00
This was hard for us to find. Be sure to turn by Arby's! Level gravel sites. Good power, water, and sewer hook ups. Quiet location, nice staff. Good roads in & out. Numerous restaurants and shopping nearby. Would stay again. - DBKings
Apr 2016 - $22.00
Cannot reserve a spot with Passport America. We arrived about 3pm and had no problem getting a spot, fairly full by 6 pm.
WI-FI worked good and cable also, did not use restrooms. Long pull thru's good for overnight. Camped with 40' motorhome pulling a car. - 210george
Montgomery, Alabama (map) | (334) 215-0380
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Prior reviews tell it all. One note for prior visitors, the campsite numbers have been changed. For example our wonderful site last year was 27, this year it is 102. TV reception last year was good, this year we only got PBS. Our Verizon phone was marginal, Verizon data service OK. The rate is for Golden Age card. - rncordy
Aug 2008 - $25.00
This park is now run by AWA properties and does NOT have any amenities except basic cable TV is provided (no bath house/laundry). We loved it being close to shopping yet woodsy and out of site of traffic. We lived here fulltime for nearly a year. The electric is not metered: included in the rent. There are only 2 pull through sites. Mrs Watson still lives in big house behind park. I'd highly recommend this park for someone working in the Montgomery area. - slawrence
4655 Old Wetumpka hwy Montgomery, Alabama 36110 (map) | (334) 271-8063
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 97 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $27.00
Interior roads were packed gravel and in great condition. Sites had level packed gravel pads with very good spacing and utilities placed at the back. Sites had a concrete patio with patio table, but no chairs. Owner was personable and led us right to our site. No recycle collection. Noise is low. WiFi coverage was good as was Verizon Cell coverage. This was an overnight stop for us. - FreeWheeler
Jun 2016 - $30.00
Very nice Good Sam park with friendly staff and wide gravel spaces and exceptionally wide gravel roads. Be careful, as the roads have speed bumps which will rock a large motorhome. There is a very large fenced dog park with seating. All parts of the park are well maintained. Free WiFi and cable. All sites have a round metal picnic table but no chairs. Verizon 4G signal was average strength. Power was running 118 in the 80-degree afternoon; very good considering all the A/C units running. Your GPS may send you to the wrong area. It is on the east side of the road at a traffic light just before you cross the river if you are going north. You don't see the park from the traffic light as it is about 1,000' east of the light. We did not see any signs announcing the park direction. Most of the rigs in the park are well maintained newer equipment; we found only one exception. We have stayed at well rated Good Sam parks that obviously were improperly rated. This park should be the standard for a very good rating across the Good Sam system. We would return here. - Workamper04
Apr 2016 - $21.00
Big rig friendly with level sites. Easy on and off from I65. Showers and laundry were good. Large dog park but did not provide doggy bags. The campground was easy to ride bicycles. Wi-Fi was okay. No problem using our satellite. No swimming pool. - Fulltimersrv
Montgomery, Alabama (map) | (334) 269-1053
Sites: 142 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 65 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $13.00
We have camped here many times and it's still an excellent campground. There are a couple of minor negatives, though: During July and August, on weekend nights the racetrack 1/2 mile from the campground is noisy. It's not too bad during the warm-ups and time trials, but during a long race (250 lap) it can become aggravating. The noise is loud enough you have to raise your voice during conversation if you are outside. A 25 lap race is not too bad.
The ants are pretty bad this year. I haven't seen them this bad at this campground before, but bring some ant spray!
Other than that, this is still a very nice CG. The layout is excellent with lots of space between campers and the CG is generally kept very clean.
TV reception from the Montgomery stations is good; good cell phone coverage; all types of shopping nearby. If the river water level is low (usually late summer), it's difficult to pull a boat up to the waterfront sites. The "new" side (lower numbers) are the best unless you want a more "rustic" campsite. - Bama Camper
Aug 2016 - $13.00
Another beautiful COE park. This was our 1st time staying but will not be our last. Rate reflects Sr. discount. Toilets were spotless, did not use showers. Sites are spacious. We stayed in site 40 and had river view. Cement (backin) driveway was over 100ft long. Site was perfectly level. - bowl2764
Jul 2016 - $13.00
Sites 1-75 were renovated to include E, W, S. We had an opening and was able to use our satellite, ATT worked well. There are long asphalt sites with a gravel patio and paved roads. Very nice park for the price, the only drawback was the ants. Be sure to bring a lot of spray and spray everything touching the ground immediately, it took us several days to get rid of them after we sprayed inside and out. - SGF
Maxwell Gunter AFB, Alabama (map) | (334) 953-5161
Sites: 56 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 14 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $20.00
Quiet hours at this park are from 10pm-7am. It is now after 11pm and one of my nearby neighbors (a homesteader) has been blasting his stereo inside his motorhome for the past 3 hours. I don't know how the people in the RVs next to him stand it. We're here overnight and our stay cannot end soon enough for me. I hope to get at least a decent night's sleep. No one is around to enforce quiet hours and it's apparent the permanent residents here know that and take advantage of it.
We made reservations yesterday and were assigned a site, #52. When we pulled up to the site, someone was already parked there. They were overnighting too and hoping we would be a no-show. They left and found a different site. As we were hooking up our utilities, we noticed the resident in site #51 next to us had strapped his satellite receiver to the top of the grill on our site. We asked him to remove it and he asked if we were using the grill right then. We insisted he remove it and he came out 15 mins later and grudgingly did it.
The park is full of homesteading residents with all their stuff spread out around their rigs and spilling over to the empty sites (like the satellite receiver I mentioned earlier). There's a definite trailer park feel to this place. Many sites are so close together, you can hear your neighbor yawning (as we did).
The cement pads are nice - long and level. Hookups are in the middle. Water pressure is in the red zone so use pressure regulator. WiFi is non-existent and there's no cable. There's trains passing nearby. And neighbors who play loud music late into the night. I can't wait to leave and never return to this trailer park. - Flippitti
Feb 2016 - $20.00
This is a typical military campground with a number of semi-permanent residents who apparently have business on the base. Although it is an Air Force base, airplane noise is not a problem. The park and facilities are clean and well maintained and the hosts are friendly and helpful. The only thing we wished for was a dog park but there is a lot of open spaces for dogs to run. Just have to be on a leash. Sites are concrete pads closer together than usual on a military rv park, but not a problem for us. - Bojangles
Jan 2016 - $20.00
We stayed for a night passing through. We were placed in the newer section of the park at a nice long pull thru with cement pad. The park is very nice and seems to be kept up. However there are quite a few long term residents that have lots of stuff around their sites that to me makes it feel like a trailer park. Site was level, close to neighbors but not on top of each other. No cable, but plenty of over the air channels. WiFi was pretty much useless. They recommend using a water pressure valve, which we did along with our filter and pressure was still good. A very nice park that we would like to see in the summer with all of the available gear rentals by the lake. Only heard one plane during our stay so can't complain about the noise. However we did hear quite a few trains during our short stay. Laundry was 75 cents per wash and dry cycle. We would definitely return. - pfogleboch
Millbrook, Alabama (map) | (334) 285-5251
Sites: 94 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 3 Reviews
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This is possibly the WORST campground I've ever stayed in, although it is more a trailer park rather than a campground. Most of the sites are occupied by permanent campers. Many have broken or ill fitting sewer hoses, leaving sewer smells. There are many wild cats running around, which drove my dog crazy. I had to leave the campground grounds in order to find grass to walk the dog. I will never stay here again, but if I did, I'd bring extra shirts to hand to the permanent residents who spend most of the day walking around shirtless. - Florida Nick
Jul 2011 - $24.00
Nice friendly place to stay! Late check in available! Would definitely recommend! - BFamily
Jan 2009 - $20.00
This was good for an overnight stay, but I wouldn't want to stay more than a night or two. There is a single restroom that the campground shares with gas station customers. The bathroom is attached to the gas station, there is no shower and it closes at 9p.m.. There are a lot of permanent campers here. - TigerPaw
Prattville, Alabama (map) | (334) 361-3999
Sites: 37 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $30.00
Small campground with dirt sites. Good utilities. Most sites have no shade. Close to train tracks, but not many trains. Friendly staff. Lots of full time residents. OK for a short stay, but not a destination campground. Close to downtown Prattville. - chezhead
Wetumpka, Alabama (map) | (334) 567-3002
Sites: 39 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 10 Reviews
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Dec 2015 - $15.00
This is a beautiful (and at this time of year) very quiet park. We have seen all varieties of birds, squirrels, and even an armadillo over our coffee this morning! The only downside is that the water pressure is very low, and there is not septic, only a dump station. TV reception is pretty good, ATT is about 1/2 bars most of the time. - Rusty Quilter
Jan 2014 - $10.00
Rate above is at monthly w/senior or military discount. Very peaceful location w/good, level asphalt sites (back-in only) and roads. Good city water with slightly low pressure. Very good electric. Heavy leaf fall: a leaf blower is very handy here for clearing your site and also for clearing the slide tops before departing. (Very congenial camp host keeps vacant pads cleared, but we prefer more than just the pad cleared). Satellite TV is possible with careful site selection and/or a mobile dish. Good over-the-air TV reception. Good Verizon 4g signal. Central bathhouse is nothing fancy, but is clean and nicely heated. Squirrels and deer are seen almost daily. Tables, grills, and fire rings at sites. We will stay again. - AFChap
Jun 2013 - $15.00
What a beautiful little park. Very quiet, yet close to town. Probably the best voltage we have ever had. Ran very close to a full 30 amps and never dropped below 119V. While the park is on well water, the attendant informed us that they are switching to city water in the next few weeks, which would explain the hardware sitting in the woods. There are a couple of river-view sites, but water access is difficult due to being on a 30 ft bluff over the river. Sites are large and level and hosts are very nice. - tundracamper


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Imagine the shock of a couple who heard a commotion at their front door only to find an intoxicated teenager demanding to be let inside.
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According to a report, a couple called police who arrived to find a kid standing on the front porch. The report said the kid reeked of alcohol. When the officer asked him what he was doing on the porch, he said he was waiting to speak with officers.
According to the report, the kid said his friend dropped him off at this house because the friend had to go home. When asked where he lived, he said just up the road. But the address he gave police was in an entirely different neighborhood.
During this little chat, the kid became verbally abusive towards officers and began cussing and screaming, the report said. The homeowners told officers they wanted the kid off of their property.
The kid was detained for public intoxication. According to the report, he refused to give officers his parents phone numbers so they could be contacted.
At one point while in the back seat of the cop car, the report said, he began banging his head on the window and kicking things inside the car. He was then placed on the ground and began to squirm violently and hit his own head on the pavement, the report said.
Police finally reached the kids parents, and when mom got there, the kid began to yell and cuss at her.
She asked that her son be taken to the hospital for an evaluation.
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HOLLYWOOD - Simon Fuller, the creator of "American Idol," is suing one of the show's hosts, Simon Cowell, about a new talent show in England that Fuller says is a rip-off of the original, the Hollywood Reporter said.
Fuller accuses the producers of "The X Factor," who include Cowell, of infringing on the copyright of "Idol."
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Rap act on fame ballot
HOLLYWOOD - Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, whose social-message music in the early 1980s earned rap early critical respect, is now the first rap act to make it onto the final ballot of nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
DJ Grandmaster Flash (the Barbados-born Joseph Saddler) and his crew made the final ballot in their first year of eligibility, as did U2, the Irish quartet.
Other finalists this year include the Sex Pistols; the Pretenders; Randy Newman; Buddy Guy; the J. Geils Band; Percy Sledge; Conway Twitty and Wanda Jackson.
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CHICAGO - In addition to advice, encouragement and inspiration, Oprah Winfrey had a special gift for every member of her audience - a $28,000 car.
The syndicated talk show host handed out car keys to all 276 people in the audience for the taping of the premiere of the 19th season of "The Oprah Winfrey Show."
"We're calling this our wildest dream season, because this year on the Oprah show, no dream is too wild, no surprise too impossible to pull off," Winfrey said on the show that was taped Thursday and aired Monday.
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Charles E. Hozdic Jr., 76, of Clarksburg, passed away on Monday, Sept. 23, 2013, at the West Virginia Veteran's Facility in Clarksburg.
Born June 2, 1937, in Grindstone, Pa., he was a son of the late Charles and Ellen M. (Smulsky) Hozdic.
Charles was a veteran of the U.S. Army, having served in Korea. He was a graduate of Morgantown High School and the West Virginia University. He was a Fourth Degree member of the Knights of Columbus in Edmonston, Md., and the Veteran's of Foreign Wars. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing.
Charles was very active at the West Virginia Veteran's Facility, assisting with memorial services, and serving on various committees at the home.
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Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by one brother, Richard L. Hozdic.
He is survived by two sons, James K. Hozdic and wife, Theresa of Charles Town, and Charles E. Hozdic IV, and his companion, Susan Anderson, of Harpers Ferry; one daughter, Kimberly A. Gergel of Martinsburg; one brother, Francis Hozdic and wife, Joann, of Buffalo, N.Y.; one sister, Mary Ellen Federovitch of Fairfax, Va.; and three grandchildren, Brittney Anne Hozdic, Christopher M. Hozdic, and Brett James Hozdic.
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Although this article was written quite a few years ago, I still keep it up to date. I'll put the updates at the top of this article. Ian
- Updated (October 28, 2015) – Twitter have increased their follow limit from 2,000 to 5,000
- Updated (August 12, 2015) – Twitter now allows you to send direct messages with up to 10,000 characters. The limit used to be 140 (the same as standard tweets)
- Updated (May 31 2013) – Twitter updates the number of Twitter lists you can have and the number of people you can follow in each list.
- Update (January 6 2013) – Added biography character limit & Image sizes
- Update (January 6 2012) – Added lists and unfollow limits
You may be new to Twitter, or you may have been using it for a long time and hit the famous "2000" limit. Most social networks have limits in place for the number of people you can "friend" or "follow". For example, Google+ currently has a limit of 5,000 people you can have in your circles, and you have a limit of 5,000 "friends" on Facebook. This is to stop people, businesses or automated programmes from abusing the system.
On Twitter it used to be possible to bulk follow thousands and thousands of people in the hope that they would follow you back. This caused many Twitter accounts to abuse this and follow tens of thousands of people whilst not creating engaging content and not having many people follow them back. Not good. Twitter began back in March 2006 (in a geeky way I'm quite proud that I joined in November 2006), but it wasn't until July/August 2008 that Twitter started imposing limits on the number of people you could follow. Twitter was having massive problems with spam (as Twitter co-founder, Biz Stone blogged at the time). There was a lot of backlash at the time, and a lot of confusion (see this ZDNet post on Twitter Spam efforts goes overboardand this blog post by Brad Williams on Twitter Follow Limits Are Jacked). It's commonly assumed that Twitter introduced a 2,000 following limit, meaning that you could only follow up to 2,000 people. However, this isn't strictly true.
Following Limit
According to the author, Rob Brown, the magic number is actually 1,819! This means if you have 1,819 followers you can break through the 2,000 limit. Below 1,819 you are capped at following 2,000 people. Above 1,819 you can follow this number +10% (or 182). At 1,819+10% this means you can follow 2,001 people and you have just broken the 2,000 limit- hurray! This (as Rob Brown mentions on this post) means for every 10 people that follow you, you can follow 11.
Update – from October 27, 2015, Twitter announced they were increasing this follow limit from 2,000 to 5,000:
Starting today, we are increasing our current follow limit from 2,000 to 5,000 accounts for all users: https://t.co/Yxx66XESMf
— Twitter Support (@Support) October 27, 2015
I haven't tested this, but I am fairly sure that the same system will be used for this new limit. To break through the limit you will need to have more than 4545 people following you before you can break through the 5,000 limit. Let me know what you think!
Personally, I think this is a good thing. I'm a bit concerned when I see someone with a large number of people they follow- especially if they don't have engaging content. Twitter is about engagement and networking- it is a social network after all. Having said that, following a large number of people isn't always a bad thing. I love to follow new people, particularly those who Tweet about social media. I manage a large number of followers using Twitter lists- putting the people I find particularly interesting into my "awesome" list. Less regularly, I'll check my main Twitter stream, and perhaps add some cool people to this list.
There is also a limit on how quickly you can follow people. Twitter have imposed a technical limit of following 1000 per day. Thank goodness for that! However as this is a technical limit, following that amount per day is likely to get you banned due to breaking Twitters Following Rules and best practices (you should read this if you haven't already).
Unfollow Limits
So, how many people can you unfollow? This is more of a tricky question since Twitter doesn't actually say. Twitter tools such as Social Oomph and Manage Flitter* have been asked by Twitter in the past to remove or alter their unfollow tools, because this could go against Twitter terms. You can read about Social Oomph's take on this here. The issue is what Twitter calls "aggressive follower churn" i.e. following and unfollowing people in quick succession with the aim of rapidly increasing your followers. You can read more on Twitter's Rules page. It is still possible to bulk unfollow using Manage Flitter*, but you have to click on each person manually, and then click unfollow. Yes, there are various javascript hacks using Google Chrome, but to be honest you'll want to stay away from this is it is likely to get you banned. So, is there a number on how many people you can unfollow at one time? Just use your common sense. I've unfollowed over 500 people in one day, but that was a one off- I wanted to unclutter my feed, but if I unfollowed 500 people each day I'd likely get banned.
Other Limits
There are other limits, as the Twitter support pages states. You can post up to 2,400 tweets per day (this is spread throughout the day- there are limits per half hour, so you can't just post 2,400 all at once!) You can post up to 250 direct messages per day (thank goodness!) You can change your email up to 4 times per hour (why would you want to do that anyway?)
You can have up to 20 lists (the total of the ones you follow and ones you have created yourself). As of May 30, 2013 you can now follow up to 1,000 lists (up from 20) and each list can include up to 5,000 accounts (up from 500). There are also limits when you use the Twitter API, but that's another topic.
Twitter recently added the option of adding a header image. These have a maximum resolution of 1500×500 pixels (with a max upload size of 10Mb. You don't have to upload your image at 1500×500, but it's best to make it close to that to give a crisp and clear image. Certainly try make it above 640 pixels in width otherwise it will look pixelated. Finally, despite each tweet allowing a maximum of 140 characters, your biography can have up to 160 characters. How very generous of Twitter!
|Max Characters per tweet
|Max Characters per direct message
|2,400 per day
|Spread across a 24 period. There are also separate limits per half hour periods, so you won't be able to tweet all 2,400 in one go. The half hour limit is unknown for now. Retweets count towards the limit.
|Direct Messages
|250 per day
|Changes to email address
|4 per hour
|Above 1,819 you can follow this number +10%.
|Number of Lists
|You can only have 1,000 lists (this includes ones you have created and ones you follow) Before May 30th 2013 the max number of lists was 20
|Number of people in a list
|Before May 30th 2013 the max accounts per list was 500
|Number of people you can follow
|1,000 per day
|How many people you can unfollow
|Twitter doesn't state this, but you are likely to get banned if you unfollow people aggressively. I'd recommend sticking well under 400 unfollows per day.
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|Twitter Header Image Size
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So, there you go. Remember, Twitter is a social network- these limits are for your and my protection. Do you think these limits are appropriate, or do you think they should be modified? Let me know in the comments below.
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Tukuafu undergoes MRI, Harbaugh encouraged
Harbaugh talks Tukuafu injury, McDonald at FB, making NFL history
Backup fullback Anthony Dixon played 22 snaps in place of Will Tukuafu, while No. 2 tight end Vance McDonald filled in with 19 snaps in the backfield. (AP)
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SANTA CLARA – Fullback Will Tukuafu underwent an MRI examination on his left knee Monday morning and his status for Sunday's NFC Championship Game remains unclear.
"(I'm) encouraged with how he's moving around," 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said.
Tukuafu started but played just three snaps in the 49ers' 23-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers before sustaining the injury. He did not return to action.
Backup fullback Anthony Dixon played 22 snaps at fullback while No. 2 tight end Vance McDonald filled in with 19 snaps in the backfield, according to Pro Football Focus.
"I thought he blocked very well yesterday," Harbaugh said of McDonald. "He had many more opportunities in that role."
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Mail order refers to buying of products which are delivered through mails. Usually orders are placed over telephone or through some web site. The main advantage of mail order is that the customer is not required to go to a retail shop for purchasing the items, and this saves a lot of time and energy. On receiving the order, the merchant directly sends the products purchased by the consumer to the mailing address as mentioned. Mail order facilities have even crossed geographical boundaries. In other words, customers in Kenai can purchase products or services from abroad. A catalog contains the list of products and services offered by a company to customers for purchase. Consumers can refer to the catalog and order the same. The catalog is usually published in newspaper, magazines, websites, etc, through which the products and services are promoted. Mail orders are specially beneficial to people living in remote places in Kenai where moving from one place to another is easily possible. People living in remote areas in Kenai can order products through mails and receive the same without hassles. A point of caution though, one needs to be very careful while ordering goods over phone to avoid fraud.
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Audits Confirm Savings from Energy Efficiency Improvements at Long Island School Districts (Long Island, NY) On Friday, February 19th, New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli spoke before the Clean Energy Leadership Task Force which is a project directed by the Sustainability Institute at Molloy College located at Republic Airport in Farmingdale NY. Mr. DiNapoli discussed the results of audits..


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A co-worker brought this to work for our weekly meeting. This is so quick and easy but tastes great!!
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- 1 (18 1/4 ounce) box blueberry muffin mix (make sure it is one with real blueberries)
- 1 (16 ounce) can peaches, sliced
- 1⁄4 cup sugar
- 1⁄4 cup flour
- 1⁄2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 tablespoons butter
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Drain peaches and blueberries. Spread fruit on paper towels to drain.
- Combine sugar, flour and cinnamon in a small bowl. Cut in butter and set aside.
- Mix muffin batter as directed, except do not fold in blueberries. Spread batter in a greased 8 inch square pan.
- Top with drained blueberries and peach slices. Sprinkle the cinnamon mixture over the fruit.
- Bake for 25 minutes or until golden brown.
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I was seeking a treat with ingredients already in my kitchen, and this far surpassed my expectation! I accidentally melted butter instead of cutting, so drizzled that melted cinnamon mixture through cake for marble effect...my accident became delicious! This coffee cake will do definitely be a 'go to' in my house, especially when company comes so I don't just sit and eat it all myself ;-)
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Something I Can't Firgure Out
Posted 22 July 2006 - 06:03 PM
its a version ~1.2-1.3 xbox(not entriely sure).
200gig HD, xenium ice modchip
currently using evoX.
current loaded BIOS is a IND-bios, custom tweaked using "ind-bios-config-maker". the kernal(think thats what its called) is 5003
i also have loaded "X2.5035."
here is the issue. I sold this xbox to a customer and they wanted a dvd-drive so that they can copy original games without having to use another xbox. so i made a ide port on the back along with the plug for the dvd drive's power.
the xbox boots up great with the dvd-drive plugged in. but now, for some reason, neither BIOS will boot up w/o the dvd-drive plugged in.
this may not be the correct forum for this question, but i really ned help ASAP.
Posted 22 July 2006 - 06:28 PM
Posted 22 July 2006 - 06:41 PM
it just sits there and will not go past that last step.
Posted 22 July 2006 - 06:44 PM
Posted 22 July 2006 - 06:48 PM
and it booted up fine before i got the dvd-drive hooked up for the first time.
it boots up flawlessly with the dvd-drive in. is it possible that when i hooked up the dvd-drive that something changed in the BIOS or in the dashboard? like some kinda of setting that makes it wait for the dvd-drive?
Edited by NiC_CC, 22 July 2006 - 06:50 PM.
Posted 22 July 2006 - 07:28 PM
Edit: Check this link, maybe it will help Evox Disable DVD
Edited by mpatton, 22 July 2006 - 07:31 PM.
Posted 22 July 2006 - 07:51 PM
Posted 23 July 2006 - 01:30 AM
under misc tab and misc toggles makes sure there is NOT a tick in the "dvd drive presence check" check box
save it and replace your x2config.ini with the modified one, in the root of E, i think....should work..if not i dunno.
im using the 5035 on my slim and it boots great.
hope this helps.
Edited by grim_d, 23 July 2006 - 01:31 AM.
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Molina Lario is fab!
We stayed at the hotel 22/23/24 of December and had a fabulous time. The room was tastefully decorated and luxurious - we were overlooking the small side street but had no balcony.
The staff were really helpful but my only criticism would be - and this is entirely our fault - that we didn't realise that everywhere would be closed on Xmas Eve so we had room service.
The rooftop pool/patios have fabulous views and the groundfloor courtyard looked amazing with its tall Xmas tree.
We enjoyed the stay so much that we have booked again in September.
Would reiterate the point about the parking - it can be a very tight squeeze!
We loved this modern, elegant hotel!
This hotel exceeded our expectations: it's brand new, elegantly and generously furnished, sparkling clean, in a great location in Malaga (a place that has much more tourist appeal than most guidebooks let on). The bathroom was simply gorgeous. The staff are pleasant and efficient.
We booked a Deluxe Double Room, through Booking.com, at an incredible low price of 115 Euros, in mid-January: unheard-of value for such a classy hotel (based on what we paid in Granada and Seville). Included were not only the usual luxury touches like slippers and thick bathrobes, but even a CD for the guest (and good-quality player to play it on - NOT for the guest to keep...) of "chillout music" (a 1st, in our experience).
The very large room, super-high celing and floor to ceiling windows, covered by generous organza drapes, everything in white, with handsome 4 poster King bed, and elegant modern dark wood furnishings, with view onto a picturesque alley (we'd asked for a quiet room at the back), were very much to our taste.
The bar and restaurant on the ground floor and courtyard seemed great. (We only had snacks and a drink at the bar). Very classy, without being stuffy.
We can't say enough good about the Molina Lario!
Nice hotel
We stayed at the Molina Larios Hotel on December 24 - 26th and returned again on January 1st - 3rd. The amenities provided were more than adequate. In our room, we got slippers, a bathrobe, chocolates, toothbrushes, razors, shampoo, soap, sewing kit on a daily basis. There was also an umbrella in the room. We booked this hotel through Expedia and paid 85 euros per night. Our room (603) faced the cathedral. We did not have breakfast at the hotel but we did order room service on December 24th as many restaurants closed early.
The view from the swimming pool (top floor) is phenomenal.
The hotel is easily reached from the airport. We took bus #19 (20 minute ride) and it only cost us 1 euro each. The hotel is across the street from the AC Palacios Hotel.
Hotel is centrally located to the main attractions, port, beach and the main square which is full of restaurants and very vibrant at night.
This hotel was our favourite throughout the hotels that we stayed at in Spain. We would definitely recommend this hotel to our friends. They also stowed our luggage since our flight did not leave until 5:15 p.m. The washrooms are very clean on the reception floor.
Malaga - a constructionary tale!
Having decided to book a last minute trip for New Year, I plumped on this hotel by mistake, thinking it was the Hotel Lario, its upmarket cousin right on the main plaza in the centre of Malaga. I was a bit disappointed given the cost and I have a feeling that people booking via websites such as lastminute.com tend to get the more "standard" rooms!!! That said, it was a pleasant room with all the amenities you need.
Whilst I can say nothing to really fault the hotel, for me it lacked a bit of a personal touch and having read previous traveller reviews advising of a pricey breakfast, I ventured out every day for coffee and cake. The better (and cheaper!) option I believe, particularly as the weather was so beautiful.
The location of the hotel is perfect in reality, close to the port, beaches, plenty of bars and restaurants, and also the main shopping district in Malaga. Shoe-shop-tastic!!!! There is also a bus stop for the Malaga tour bus right outside the hotel, and whilst this is a bit of a "typical tourist" thing to do, its worth hopping on and off as the ticket is valid for 24 hours (15 euros). Apart from the bus, Malaga is relatively flat and quite small by Spanish city standards, so I'd advise donning the trainers and getting out and about!!
If you are going to choose Malaga, I'd wait until late Spring. They are doing alot of construction work at the moment particularly around the Port and also the Esplanada running alongside the coast.
Excellent find !
We have just returned from a trip to Spain for New Year and stayed at the Molina Lario on the first and final leg of our trip. We were very impressed with the hotel. We stayed in superior doubles which were of a very high standard and immaculately presented. The staff were helpful and friendly and the location was extremely convenient. We will definitely return to this hotel and will be telling our friends about it.
Excellent in every aspect
We stayed four days over Christmas 2006. Superb location for sightseeing. Could not fault accommodation or staff. Very reasonable cost. Close to good bars for nightlife. Would definately stay there again.
Perfect location, lovely hotel
We stayed for 2 nights at the end of November. We booked though expedia and got a real bargain.
We had a room in the new part of the hotel, although from the glimses we got - all the rooms are of a very high standard - large and well equipped. Fab bathroom.
The cot request we'd made via expedia hadn't reached the hotel, but they quickly sorted it out, leaving an adorable soft toy wrapped up for the baby.
Charming service.
The location is perfect for sightseeing in Malaga.
Only slight negaitive - Breakfast very expensive and nothing particularly special (although fine). But you're well placed to get breakfast at any of the many local cafes/pastry shops.
Lovely and well apointed
We stayed at this hotel because our daughter wanted a pool. We paid145 euros for a triple which for the standard of the hotel was quite reasonable. Our room are very luxurious with 2 balconies on to a side street. The chiffon curtains which dragged along the floor were a bit over the top for us. Generally although the hotel was almost faultless, we felt it was a little pretenious and we felt quite uncomfortable. Coming back from dinner we found ham & cheese canapes and a bottle of wine in our room, which although it was very nice, we didn't order or want! This style of hotel may suit some people but not really us and we would suggest it is not really a family hotel.
Beautiful boutique hotel
Our first choice hotel, Larios, was fully booked so we were defaulted into this hotel. It was beautiful, in the heart of Malaga, close to all the sights.
Staff were friendly, rooms and breakfast was excellent.
Small word of caution.If you come with a car, make sure it is a small one as the hotel has a lift to get the car into its own garage, but it is a tight squeeze!
Super Hotel
We booked into this hotel on 4 Oct 06 originally for one night. It was so good, and the staff so friendly and helpful, that we stayed another 4 nights. The double room rates are listed as 220 euros per night (excluding breakfast and TVA), but we were charged 95 euros for the Wednesday and Thursday and 130 euros for each of the other 3 nights possibly because it was out of the high season. The rooms are large, and the en suite bathrooms are fitted out in marble. The beauty of this hotel, apart from the wonderful staff, is that it is about 100 metres from the Cathedral in the centre of the old part of the city, with restaurants and tapas bars round the corner. It has underground parking for about 12 cars and a rooftop pool with a fabulous view of the surrounding hills and port. Overall, a super hotel.
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