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NEW YORK -- A nor'easter blustered into New York and New Jersey on Wednesday, bringing wet snow to some areas, knocking down tree limbs and power lines, and inflicting misery all over again on tens of thousands of people still reeling from Superstorm Sandy.
Under ordinary circumstances, a storm of this sort wouldn't be a big deal, but large swaths of the landscape were still an open wound, with the electrical system highly fragile and many of Sandy's victims still mucking out their homes and cars and shivering in the deepening cold.
Thousands of people in low-lying neighborhoods staggered by the superstorm just over a week ago were warned to clear out. Authorities said rain and 60 mph gusts in the evening and overnight could swamp homes again, topple trees wrenched loose by Sandy, and erase some of the hard-won progress made in restoring power to millions of customers.
"I am waiting for the locusts and pestilence next," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said. "We may take a setback in the next 24 hours."
Ahead of the storm, public works crews in New Jersey built up dunes to protect the stripped and battered coast, and new evacuations were ordered in a number of communities already emptied by Sandy. New shelters opened.
In New York City, police went to low-lying neighborhoods with loudspeakers, urging residents to leave. But Mayor Michael Bloomberg didn't issue mandatory evacuations, and many people stayed behind, some because they feared looting, others because they figured whatever happens couldn't be any worse than what they have gone through already.
"This is nothing," Staten Island nurse Elena McDonnell said as she weathered the storm in a dark, flood-damaged home that she fled last week when cars on her block began floating away.
Forecasters said the nor'easter would bring moderate coastal flooding, with storm surges of about 3 feet possible Wednesday into today -- far less than the 8 to 14 feet Sandy hurled at the region. The storm's winds were expected to be well below Sandy's, which gusted to 90 mph.
Sandy killed more than 100 people in 10 states, with most of the victims in New York and New Jersey.


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When it comes to cornerbacks, it is always said you need to have a short memory. Being out on an island, you're likely to lose as many battles as you win.
Forget about the last play and get ready for the next. Oklahoma cornerback Julian Wilson doesn't forget, it's something that has driven him since arriving in Norman.
Virtually out of nowhere, Moore (Okla.) Southmoore became a temporary hotbed for football. Most notably for OU. The Class of 2010 featured Wilson and four-star tight end Austin Haywood. The Class of 2011 had high three-star quarterback Kendal Thompson.
"I've always had a chip on my shoulder," Wilson said. "I remember that every time I step onto the field. When I got here, people said I was just going to play special teams. After I played special teams, they said I'd never play defense. "After I played defense, they said I'd never be a starter. You know, I've heard it all. But it's at a point now where I know the expectations I have for myself and the confidence I have in myself as a player. I just want to compete."
As for Wilson, he wasn't highly regarded. According to Scout, Wilson was the lowest-ranked signee for OU's 2010 class. He wasn't even considered a cornerback. Instead, he was labeled as a receiver, the No. 106th receiver in the nation.
Now a senior, Wilson is the last Southmoore player standing. Haywood left the OU program a couple of years ago. Thompson, struggling to find his role with the Sooners, transferred to Utah following last season.
"Those are my best friends," Wilson said. "Big A (Haywood) and Thurm (Thompson) – yea, we were the Southmoore trio. Now I'm the only left. I'm still here. God has a different plan for everybody."
And Wilson has a different plan for his senior season than what anybody else thought. Wilson was originally recruited as a cornerback for the Sooners but few people remember that because of his role at nickelback since the return of Mike Stoops as defensive coordinator.
Everybody knew the search was on for OU's second starting cornerback, the unenviable task of replacing Aaron Colvin. Few realized Wilson was throwing his hat into the ring. And fewer knew just how successful that transition would be.
"I am elated about him," OU coach Bob Stoops said. "He has natural great speed and he is long and tall with great range. He is so intelligent. He has played for two years and can anticipate what is coming. He gets the game, and he is physical in tackling. He has been great."
Wilson was forced with a dilemma after last season. Having already completed his degree, he could have left OU. He thought about testing the NFL waters, but he was told one constant thing.
Film at nickelback wasn't going to help his name be called. He had to move. To safety or cornerback, it really didn't matter. He had to move somewhere.
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"Corner was what I was recruited here to play so really getting back out there on the island, it's fun out there," Wilson said. "I feel like I'm going out there every day and making sure I don't make the same mistakes."
Nobody got to see Wilson in the spot in the spring as he recovered from shoulder surgery. Wilson looks back now and all he can do is shrug about the pain he played in last season with the shoulder.
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"That is what I loved about him," Bob Stoops said. "He was jumping in every chance he got. He was cutting in line and jumping and competing at every opportunity. I remember that very well. I loved his attitude to compete."
Nobody doubted his attitude, but there's no doubt people questioned whether or not OU was wasting a scholarship on Wilson. The term "not an OU guy" was thrown around often when describing Wilson.
It was like that when the Class of 2010 was being finalized, and the criticism was still pretty loud a couple of years ago. Wilson has slowly but surely quieted all those critics.
"I've always had a chip on my shoulder," Wilson said. "I remember that every time I step onto the field. When I got here, people said I was just going to play special teams. After I played special teams, they said I'd never play defense.
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Pacquiao and Algieri , along with their respective trainers Freddie Roach and Tim Lane, promoters Bob Arum, Joe DeGuardia and Artie Pelullo, and Ed Tracy, President and CEO of Sands China Ltd., are on a 27,273-Mile Media Tour, that began on Monday, August 25 at The Venetian Macao. The 12-day tour includes press conferences or public and private appearances scheduled for Macau, Shanghai, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and New York.
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Repetitive words and phrases irrationally irritate me. Why?
Repetitive words or phrases irritate me way beyond all rational explanation. Can you help me understand why? [more inside]
Alternative to Onions
I thought ferreting out hidden dairy in products was bad. Onions are worse. I know there are whole groups of foods and recipes I can do up sans onions but how can I fix my favorite foods without onions. [more inside]
How to cope with office life for the highly sensitive person?
I've begun working as an assistant in an office after years of telecommute work, and very familiar, frustrating feelings have come flooding back. I am a Highly Sensitive Person and this whole week, I spend a ton of mental energy being on all day at work, beginning with an anxious morning routine where I struggle to even get everything done. Then, when I leave work, I come home and basically sit on my couch all night and do nothing, then repeat the cycle. How can I learn to cope? [more inside]
Friend didn't like a book I gifted... why am I so upset?
I recently gave a book to a friend for her birthday, she seemed happy, all was well. I later asked her how she liked it; turns out she couldn't get into it and ended up stopping halfway through. I was much more hurt by this admission than I feel I should have been. If someone doesn't like something I'm sharing with them, I often feel personally offended/rejected and have no clue why. How can I not feel so disappointed if my gifts aren't as well-received as I hoped they would be? [more inside]
Ethical interracial adoption by the child of an interracial adoptee
I am the child of an adoptee, the birth mother of whom is non-white. Now I'm planning to be an adopter, most probably of a child who is also non-white. [more inside]
But....but....mac and cheese?!?!?!?
Gluten and dairy sensitivity: Kids edition [more inside]
Noise is bad and scary! Toddler version
My otherwise healthy and happy 2-year-old is extremely frightened by noises of all sorts. The list includes dogs barking, cows mooing, chainsaws, the big bucket of water at the swimming pool, diggers, distant freight trains, vacuums, the popcorn popper, etc. This is really affecting his quality of life, and we're not sure how best to deal with it. Ideas? [more inside]
Help me manage my growing sensitivity to fragrance
I've gotten increasingly sensitive to fragrance over the past couple of years, and it's starting to cause me real problems. Whenever I smell Febreze or anything with a very strong fragrance, my throat closes up, I can "taste" the smell, I sneeze and my nose runs, my eyes water, and I get a migraine that can incapacitate me for hours. I need to be able to function while travelling for my work: please help me figure out how to handle this. [more inside]
How do gf and I deal with different approaches to irritation and anger?
Our relationship is mostly great, but we disagree about the appropriateness of expressing irritation and anger at your partner. She can be outbursty, and I can be over-sensitive, so we might bicker, and then fight about the fighting, and we're trying to break the cycle. [more inside]
My son is panicking about learning to swim. Help?
My kids are going to a day camp for the first time this summer. They're scheduled to swim twice a day, but my son has been refusing to go into the pool and panicking when the counselors try to encourage him into the water. How can we convince him the pool is fun, safe and comfortable? [more inside]
Travel Tips Mexico, Trinidad
Mexico City Hotel? Trinidadian Fashion? [more inside]
What specifically am I sensitive to?
After having to leave a meeting due to someone elses perfume, I would love to know what chemical it is in scented products that I am sensitive to. Can we narrow it down some? Details of reaction inside. [more inside]
NYC subway trains stink, mold?
I feel sick every time I get on to nyc subway trains. The N train is constantly stinky like urine and mcdonalds and feet, that triggered my multiple chemical sensitivity badly. I noticed 7 train usually have very fresh air which does not trigger my symptoms, as well as #6 train. R train is much better than N train, and E train is much better than F train. I want to know what caused these nasty stinky trains? Are all odor caused by mold? Btw: I can't tolerate PATH smell as well. I'm so confused people in these trains seem do not feel anything. Any information or comment are welcome.
Do food sensitivities get worse if you remove the culprit from your diet
Over the last few months I have developed a food sensitivity (I believe the culprit is rice). It is merely annoying at the moment, but I was wondering what happens when you remove an item to which you are sensitive from your diet? Generally speaking, does your sensitivity get worse? [more inside]
How can I stop myself being so sensitive to violent scenes?
Violent or humiliating scenes in films, TV shows, books, news and just things I see and hear day-to-day really upset me, to the point where I can't even cope with seeing them without feeling traumatised. It feels like this is a problem in my life - but I've always been this way and can't seem to desensitise myself. How do I stop being so over-sensitive? [Much, much, much more inside - sorry x] [more inside]
one tooth, one paranoid me
My upper left front tooth had a filling back in late March. The dentist was perplexed as to why I'd have a cavity there-- she said it's a very accessible place (brush 3 times, floss twice a day. Never miss). After the filling the tooth was a tad sensitive for a day and then all was fine. In the last month or so, I some times get a "cold sensation" in the area of that tooth but couldn't pin it down but I think it came from the filled tooth. It just feels like a cold feeling from the inside. Then this morning I got a stronger "cold feeling" in that tooth after taking a sip of warm coffee. Should I go back to the dentist? I am very worried. I don't want this to turn into something worse. In the mean time, just seeing the dentist cost a lot of money. [more inside]
How can I handle unnecessary guilt from coworkers?
My job involves many roles, one of which is IT support, at a medium-sized business. Even though this part of my work only takes up about 33% of my working hours, the negativity surrounding it is making my job a living hell. [more inside]
How to deal with frustration toward a very sensitive and anxious friend
I have a friend who gets extremely sensitive and anxious outside her comfort zone. Sometimes it gets to be too much for me. How to deal? [more inside]
Dealing with casual bullying/racism at work?
I'd appreciate your advice on dealing with what seems to me racist joking/bantering at work -- particularly when it's directed at me. This is my first white-collar job since moving to North America, and I think this kind of "joking around" is unacceptable but this office's culture seems to tolerate it. [more inside]
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When did people stop using the term "model minority"? [more inside]
Lower... lower... higher... left... OTHER left... MY left... lower...
Random thought/Someone must have made this question: Anyone know of an online site that allows you to map out areas on a (3D or 2D) human model as "hot" or "cold"? I'm thinking of something that would allow people to map out their erogenous zones as they know them or discover them. [more inside]
"difficulty tolerating everyday sounds" is putting it mildly
Anyone else with hyperacusis ? Yesterday, I described something I though was just lack-of-sleep induced ear sensitivity and learned I was instead suffering from hyperacusia. (previously) [more inside]
Chicken thighs, you are so tasty, but I will regret this later!
Why does (dark) chicken meat sometimes (but not always) make me feel ill? Slightly TMI descriptions inside. [more inside]
Extreme sensitivity
Anyone else extremely annoyed by anything touching their neck? Can this be overcome? [more inside]
Dentist filter: dull ache when biting on one tooth!
dentist filter: I have a tooth (upper right molar, second to the last one) that occasionally have a dull pain when I bite on it. It usually happens when I am tired, i.e. when I am sleep deprived. I had a dental cleaning/checkup on Jan. 13, and the dentist didn't say anything. I am out of the country now and have no access to any dentist, and I am really worried. [more inside]
How do I get over my sensitivity to people's tics?
Help me understand and get over my extreme repulsion to certain human sounds. [more inside]
Sensitivity to temperature change?
Why do my hands swell when going from cool to warm temperature? [more inside]
Can a hypersensitive person grow a thick skin?
Is it possible to grow a thick (emotional) skin? [more inside]
Stop annoying me, you nice competent person!
I work closely with another girl who is very kind, helpful, and talented at her job. She is also highly sensitive and neurotic to the point where I become annoyed and exhausted after working with her for fifteen minutes. Help me make the best of this work relationship. [more inside]
How can I handle alcohol without throwing up?
I have trouble ingesting small amounts of alcohol (a few shots), what can I do to make my stomach cooperate so that I can drink the odd time when I go out with friends? [more inside]
Color Sensitivity
What is "color sensitivity", in the context of it being a symptom of hypothyroidism? It appears on this list of symptoms, but I can't find anything else that will tell me how someone with hypothyroidism might experience color sensitivity. [more inside]
How long, o lord?
Going gluten free: how long to really tell a difference, if gluten intolerance is really a problem? [more inside]
Eggs, why do you taunt me so?
Why do eggs give me a stomachache...but only sometimes? [more inside]
How to deal with unbridled and unwarranted hate towards me?
How can I grow a thicker skin and deal with internet hate? [more inside]
How do I deal with careless 'rape' remarks?
How do I deal with careless 'rape' remarks? I am the original submitter of this anonymous AskMe post about disclosing my rape to an organization. [more inside]
Crying after Sex
I usually cry the first time I have sex with someone. Does anyone have explanations for/experience with this? [more inside]
Should I replace my composite filling?
Should I ask my dentist to replace my composite (white) filling with something stronger, so my chewing sensitivity is eliminated? [more inside]
Severe child sensitivity
I have no idea how to discipline my 3 year old's particular sensitivity. [more inside]
Emotion Regulation at the Movies
I have overly intense emotional reactions to literature, films, & TV shows. Please help me enjoy art like a normal person again. [more inside]
An Inconvenient Tooth
My jaw muscles and cheeks have been getting progressively tighter and more painful for weeks now. What is going on? [more inside]
Perfume sensitivity
What is in Women's Colognes [more inside]
Hell is thinking about other people.
Since childhood I've been a rather sensitive and justice-obsessed person, but also pretty interested in / attentive to the well-being and inner lives of other people. But I feel increasingly drained. In my field of work there is a lot of getting-ahead through nepotism/ingratiation rather than ability/ passion/effort, and it bothers me. In my life I have people whom I generally like and have opened up to, but who, at critical junctures, exhibit such self-absorption that I'm left feeling not only outraged but injured. I want to change the intensity and duration of my reaction to these things, as it's a huge waste of time, and sometimes upsets my own self-esteem. Please help me stop thinking about other people without becoming alienated and alienating.
How can I stop being so sensitive?
I'd like to be less sensitive to rejection, as well as situations that aren't actually rejection but that I take as such. I've had social anxiety for as long as I can remember (I'm nineteen), and I have only come out of my shell in the last few months. Because of this, I'm incredibly sensitive to what others may think of me, since I've never really had friends and don't want people to dislike me. [more inside]
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The Erie County Diabetes Association's End of the World Party on Dec. 21 proved to be a huge success. The tongue-in-cheek happy endings approach worked, as the bash at the Bel-Aire Clarion Hotel and Conference Center raised money for the ECDA.
Music and dancing, complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages, and a silent auction featuring fabulous prizes throughout the evening buoyed everyone's spirits. The party attracted a crowd of about 250.
The cr�me de la cr�me was live entertainment by the Earthquakers -- four musicians who came together in 1994. The musicians, who hail from Erie, Meadville and Champion, Ohio, dress like Amish men and play rock 'n' roll.
Eva and Evelyn Tucker and Michelee and Fritz Curtze served as the event's honorary chaircouples. A large birthday cake was presented to Eva Tucker, the ECDA's associate executive director, and to board member Michelee Curtze, both of whom marked their birthdays on that day.
Mark Gusick, whose wife, Amy, is also a former ECDA board member, was also in attendance. It was his birthday, too.
Curtze devotes her time and energy to ECDA in memory of her mother. Her mom was one of 10 siblings, nine of whom had Type II diabetes. Her mom died in 1992 of complications from the disease.
ECDA Executive Director Nicole Wolf mentioned that many of the board members help the organization as a tribute to family members and friends who suffer from diabetes. "They are all hoping a cure is discovered during their lifetime which goes along with the ECDA mission: Providing a Lifeline ... Until a Cure is Found," Wolf said.
The Curtzes' five children and families came from New York, California, Florida and Virginia. The clan includes Jaimen and Amy Gallo, of Erie; Andy and Amanda Curtze, of Gainesville, Va.; Justin Gallo, of Winter Park, Fla.; Brett Curtze, of Los Angeles; and Kristen Curtze, of Webster, N.Y.
In addition, Michelee's good friend Michele Cummings, a flight attendant with United Airlines, flew in from Ireland for the party. Cummings calls Cape Coral, Fla., home.
Barbara and Ron Steele sponsored a table that included guests such as Barbara and John Drew, Vivian McCullum, Carla Johnson and Helen Jackson.
Also on hand were Pauline Stevens, Luther and Connie Manus, Richard and Robin Vicary, and Douglas and Laura Boldt.
Accolades to Curtze and event planners Peggy Schwab, Lois Owens, Kathy Wagner, Paula Randolph, Patty Rich and Nicole Wolf. Special thanks, too, to committee aides Cynde Goldberg, R.J. Zonna, Charles Scalise, Craig Latimer, and Sue Kline, who kicked in with baskets and support.
Peggy Schwab, a longtime board member, and her staff at the Bel-Aire did a fabulous job setting up for this event, as did the volunteers who helped with the party. They were Mai Lien Sicari, Debra Wright, Mimi Fiorelli, Deanna Baker, Nicole Antolik and Chris Sutton.
Winners of the 30 large gift basket donations and four major big items are thankful they were in attendance. Jason Fowler was the high bidder for an evening three-hour tour of Lake Erie donated by the Curtzes. Aimee and Larry Baumann won the Steelers basket donated by the Sicaris.
All proceeds remain in the Erie region. ECDA reaches out to more than 22,000 people in Erie County.
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Circle Jan. 13 on your calendar for L'Arche Erie's L'Asagna Tasting at Union Station. It's a benefit for L'Arche Erie that is sure to please.
At least 11 varieties of lasagna will be featured along with live music provided by the Erie Clarinet Choir. There will also be cooking demonstrations by chef Marc Berarducci, caricatures by artist Chris Schroeder, treats from Romolo Chocolates and much more.
Magic Cookie Co. will present a special lasagna dessert, which should be interesting. International Bakery and Tasty Baker will also provide tasty treats.
Tickets for the Sunday afternoon food fest are $13 in advance and $15 at the door.
Alto Cucina, Brewerie at Union Station, the Cove, La bella, Olive Garden, Safari Grill, Summer House Caf�, Zebros Harbor House will participate, along with Frankie & May Fresh Grocer, Stephany's Grove and Catering, and Teresa's Italian Deli.
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The planning committee includes Wendy Weber, of the Catholic Diocese of Erie, Sue Fitzgerald, Jackie Johnson, Stephen Moncrief, Charlene Serfozo and Chris Opron.
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It's a fundraising event for Erie Day School's Adopt-a-Scholar Program organized by friends and family. The committee includes Julie Kresge, Karen Tyler, Trina Baldwin, Ginny Rogers, Kelly Kovacs, Karen Coughlin, Brittany Bizzarro, Carol Ann Taouki, Leslie Levinson and Barb Weber.
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Let me first begin telling about my Amazing Journey sailing the Bordeaux Region of France aboard Uniworld's River Royale by mentioning how wonderful it is that Uniworld is now an All Inclusive Boutique River Cruise. All the gratuities onboard and onshore are now included along with unlimited beverages including wines, beers, spirits, cocktails, sodas, and coffees. Schedules Airport Transfers are also complimentary along with outstanding Excursions – no need to pay for extra excursions although a few optional tours are also available.
When I sailed my first Uniworld River Cruise two years ago on the River Antoinette I noticed barely anyone went to the Lounge after Dinner. Now, with open bar, many people stopped in for a drink after dinner. I noticed by midweek many friendships were being made and by the Farewell Dinner there were over 70 people in the Lounge after Dinner.
I was traveling with my 30 year old Son who is in the Wine Business. With his depth of knowledge in the Industry he was amazed at what he was seeing and learning at the Wine Estates, and Châteaux's. Bordeaux offers so much to Wine Lovers and to see the major areas of the region in just one week was outstanding. From touring Chateaux's in Margaux, exploring the beautiful historic town of St Emillon, to enjoying the sweet liquid gold of Sauterns, no wine enthusiast would leave this trip disappointed.
We were in Category 1, Stateroom 302. The cabins are smaller than on ocean ships but adequate and well designed. On a River Cruise you spend very little time in the Cabin so we were fine.
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Las Casas de la Juderia was one of the most unusual hotels I have stayed in...located in Barrio Santa Cruz - the old Jewish quarter in the center of the city, it was more like a miniature hamlet composed of centuries-old houses, parts of an old convent and various other structures connected by multiple courtyards, walkways, passages and underground tunnels...all the rooms of this hotel were completely different, some furnished with antique furniture...the walkways and passages were filled with curious objects - vases, carpets, ancient jugs, remains of Roman sculptures...the floors and walls of many patios were made of vibrant glazed tiles, and there was an abundance of exotic plants and fountains....it was all so unusual, and I am very glad we stayed there...the only slight downside was finding the way to your room in this enchanting maze, especially after too many glasses of Fino!
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Our hotel has been just perfect for us. The staff have gone out of their way to be helpful, breakfast is really good (orange juice is fresh squeezed every morning!), and it is one of the most interesting pieces of architecture around!
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Historical Traveler Reviews Las Casas de la Juderia Seville
Not great value
Atmospheric hotel in an excellent location, and with pleasant helpful staff. Having booked a double room, we were very irritated to be allocated a twin, and even more so to be told that in Spain you have to specify a double BED! Nonsense - didn't have this problem elsewhere.
Hotels in Seville are expensive but am confident one could get better value in an equally good location.
I thought this hotel was perfect. I have never had better service anywhere. The staff was helpful and knowlegeable about where to go and what to see. Very centrally located, walking distance from the bus station and most of the major sites and tapas bars. We changed rooms half way through our stay due to the fact that part of our party left. The bellhop changed the luggage for us while we were sightseeing. The room had a problem with the air conditioning. When the staff saw that it could not be fixed they immediately offered us another room that turned out to be better than the one we had. The breakfast buffet was excellent. The rooms were large and nicely decorated and the hotel itself was beautiful It was a bit expensive, but I paid more for hotels that were nothing compared to this one. I highly recommend this hotel.
A unique experience
Just got back from Spain (mid-August 2003). Read C. Kordick's review and had to respond. I stayed at La Casa de la Juderia (herafter "Juderia") and found it to be a unique experience. I'm from NYC and am well travelled (that's one thing you always have to do is consider the source of the review!). You don't go to Juderia expecting the Four Seasons! This is a 150+ year-old villa in the middle of the old Jewish Quarter. You aren't likely to ever stay in a hotel quite like this!
Travellers like C. Kordick are probably expecting a Marriott or Hilton everywhere they go! For $125 or so, you get a room in a villa owned by a Duke who is painstakingly restoring it to its old style. There's a beautiful courtyard and you really feel like you've entered a Spanish family's old house. But the rooms were nice. A bit cramped, but our room had a state-of-the-art air conditioner with digital remote control. It was about 115 degrees in Seville and yet our room was arctic (by choice). Bathroom was tiny and cramped, but again, you've got to give up something to be in such a unique setting. The breakfast is served in a weird, window-less room but was ample and delicious. And then you step outside and you're walking along the narrow paths of the old Jewish quarter. You couldn't be better situated if you want to be in that part of town and you like to walk. So if you want experience something uniquely Spanish and Sevillan, and are willing to give up a bit of luxury to get it, I would strongly recommend this hotel!
Very overrated and expensive
While the staff was very accommadating, our room was substandard at $140.00 per day. This was the most expensive hotel that we stayed at during our four weeks in Spain. The in-house restaurant served probably the poorest food that we have ever experienced at any public facility.
While the court yard, etc was romantic, it is not worth the time and money to stay at this hotel.
Watch out for Room 30
During our 2-week whirlwind tour of Spain, we decided to splurge on the
occasion of our 1st wedding anniversary and stay here. Upon check-in,
we were notified that we were upgraded to the very "special" room 30,
This room was stunning: breathtaking tiles in the bathroom, two sets of
French doors, a four poster bed, and huge open spaces. However, at
6:00am we were still awake because the four poster bed was so rickety
and unstable. I couldn't roll over without waking my husband! I was
furious and frustrated. When we checked-out 3 short hours later, numb
with exhaustion, we informed the staff of our unfortunate experience.
Her only response was "I'll have housekeeping look at it." Our
experiences suggest that often we slept best at the budget
accomocations. If you stay here, you'll be in awe of the beauty of the
building, but don't expect the best nights rest.
Watch out for Room 18
First impression of the hotel was great! However, we were given Room 18 which was beside the courtyard and right next to a fountain which starts bubbling away early morning to late evening. We couldn't have a siesta as the noise sounded like rain and people were sitting in the courtyard chatting away and porters going back and forth with luggage.
The shower was falling off the wall and there was no hot water after 5.00pm! Make sure you ask for a quiet room. Although it was quite expensive, it wasn't the best hotel we've stayed in, don't think we'd use it again.
La Casa de la Juderia
Lovely accommodations, staff very helpful and friendly. convenient location, wonderful ambiance for Old Sevilla.
Lovely place
Maze of beautiful patios, full of flowers, even in April, and a lovely room with huge bed, mini bar, comfy sofas and chairs too. Great bathroom with monsoon shower. arrived in a thunderstorm and a power cut, but staff were extremely helpful, welcoming and friendly. The porter parked the car - I didn't believe the reviewer who said you should let them do it - they were right! Great location in Santa Cruz, close to all the best bars and restuarants of which there are too many to mention. Wonderful breakfasts - huge choice, much more expensive than any other hotel during our trip, but worth it.
Beautiful place
Your first impresssion of Las Casas de la Juderia is somewhat intimidating if you're driving. The turn into the garage even in a small car is impossible - unless of course you're a hotel porter who's done it before. Get out and let them park!Once inside the hotel however it is a different world. The cool, expansive atrium with bubbling fountains is the most delightful place for an early evening Cava and Cocktail and the rooms are large, beautiful, well-appointed and perfect for an afternoon siesta. We didn't eat in the restaurant, but hey you're in Sevilla, the Tapas capital of Spain!. Very well recommended.
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The Optimal Design of Rewards in Contests
Using contests to generate innovation has and is widely used. Such contests often involve offering a prize that depends upon the accomplishment (effort). Using an all-pay auction as a model of a contest, we determine the optimal reward for inducing innovation. In a symmetric environment, we find that the reward should be set to c(x)/c′(x) where c is the cost of producing an innovation of level x. In an asymmetric environment with two firms, we find that it is optimal to set different rewards for each firm. There are cases where this can be replicated by a single reward that depends upon accomplishments of both contestants.
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Secondhand Smoke Exposure In Children
What is secondhand smoke exposure?
Secondhand smoke exposure occurs when someone breathes in secondhand smoke (SHS). SHS comes from the end of a lit cigarette, cigar, or pipe. SHS is also the smoke that is exhaled by someone who smokes a cigarette, cigar, or pipe.
What causes secondhand smoke exposure?
Children can be exposed to SHS any time they are in a place where someone is smoking. They also can be exposed in a place where someone has smoked in the past. This is because SHS particles (tiny fragments) can be found in the air and in dust. These particles can linger on household surfaces, such as counters, carpets, or walls. They also linger on clothes and skin and inside your car. SHS particles can move from room to room and from outside to inside. They can stay in your home for weeks or even months after smoking has occurred.
What are the risks of secondhand smoke exposure in children?
SHS contains thousands of chemicals. Any exposure to these chemicals has risks. Risks for children include:
- Asthma: Your child may be at greater risk of developing asthma. If your child has asthma, his attacks may be worse. They also may occur more often.
- Lung problems: Your child's lungs may not grow normally. Your child may have wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath. Your child also may have lung infections, such as bronchitis. These problems can lead to other lung problems when your child is an adult.
- Ear infections: Your child may have more ear infections. He also may have fluid in his ears more often.
- SIDS: Your infant is at greater risk of SIDS. This is when an infant suddenly dies for no known reason during his first year of life.
- Cancer: Your child is at greater risk of lung cancer and certain childhood cancers, such as leukemia. He is also at greater risk of having cancer as an adult.
Is secondhand smoke exposure more dangerous for children than adults?
Children's bodies are still growing and are more likely to be harmed by SHS. Children breathe in more air than adults do. This means their bodies are exposed to more harmful chemicals from SHS. Small children also spend a lot of time indoors. They crawl on the floor and put objects in their mouths. These things may increase children's exposure to SHS.
How can secondhand smoke exposure be prevented?
- Quit smoking: It is never too late to quit. This is the best way to protect your child from SHS. Ask your caregiver for information if you need help quitting.
- Do not smoke near your child: Do not smoke anywhere near your child. This includes your home or car. Your child is not protected from SHS if you smoke in just 1 room. He is also not protected if you smoke inside your house or car with the windows open. Do not allow family and friends to smoke near your child.
- Do not allow your child to be in places that allow smoking: This includes restaurants and day care centers. Teach your child to avoid SHS.
Where can I find support and more information?
- American Lung Association
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Web Address: www.lung.org
- Smokefree.gov
Phone: 1- 800 - 784-8669
Web Address: www.smokefree.gov
When should I contact my caregiver?
Contact your caregiver if:
- Your child is coughing, wheezing, or sneezing more than normal.
- Your child's asthma symptoms have gotten worse.
When should I seek immediate care?
Seek immediate care or call 911 if:
- Your child has shortness of breath.
Care AgreementYou have the right to help plan your child's care. Learn about your child's health condition and how it may be treated. Discuss treatment options with your child's caregivers to decide what care you want for your child. The above information is an educational aid only. It is not intended as medical advice for individual conditions or treatments. Talk to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist before following any medical regimen to see if it is safe and effective for you.
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