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Nice hotel in Great location
The hotel was very clean and modern and in a great section of town. We had a triple room and it was very large...even by US standards.
The staff was pleasant, but not overly helpful. If you asked a question, they would answer it, but not elaborate or make any suggestions.
The breakfast was very good for a continental breakfast.
Nice hip hotel with excellent breakfast
We stayed in the Jaime III for two nights and checked in in a room at the quiet back of the hotel (but no special views). The room was nicely decorated in a hip style and large, a pity the bathroom wasn't renovated (but it was functional and clean). The beds are terrific! We were suprised by the very good breakfast and service in the morning. Our compliments to the staff! The spa is very nicely designed but needs more attention: when we were there the sauna and turkish bath were not working and the Spa was a couple of degrees too cold. We loved the heated lounging chairs but hated the real loud music and the lighting (please put in some dimmed lights). The Jaime is situated in a perfect location and you can park your car across the street in a parking garage. A fine place to stay while you're in palma de mallorca.
Excellent Location and lovely hotel
Just returned from a w/e break at this hotel and I can say we were very pleased and suitably impressed with the hotel. I had read the reviews on tripadvisor and so avoided the x10 rooms. We actually were on the 7th floor in room 701 - right next to the lift but we had NO noise problems whatsoever!
Great hotel, rooms are very modern and CLEAN, as is the hotel. The breakfast is buffet with a good selection of what you would expect in most European Cities, again the breakfast room was in a similar style to the rest of the hotel, but not that 'cafe-like' as suggested by someone else on this site!
Excellent location for exploring Palma - you practically have everything on your doorstep and you can travel by foot to shops, restuarants/bars and sites! I would definitely go back again and actually will be in June 2006 for one night!
Nice for business and leisure, perfect location, good design !
Nice Hotel, it shows a 'best effort' in decoration, welcome and breakfast ! Some rooms maybe noisy due to proximity with lift and room cleaning locker... But overall feeling is 'nice and comfortable' with special mention to 'zen' like black, red and white furniture. In room mini-bar and toilet products are available and of good quality. Breakfast buffet is very well provided and of good taste and quality. The restaurant is ok for a conveniently located break ! Unfortunately wifi connection is of bad quality though being free of charge... Location is perfect for business and leisure in Palma de Mallorca at 500m off the Old City Centre ! Parking is possible quite in front of the hotel lobby at night ! During the day, parking is more difficult but manageable... Definitely a place to recommend for business and tourism !
Great location, stylish rooms.
We spent 5 nights at the Jaime III in the centre of Palma de Mallorca. It is ideally located for exploring the city, very central + around the corner from one of the main shopping areas with plenty of restaurants in the vicinity.
The room + bathroom were medium sized + very stylish in white, red + black, almost zen-like. Breakfast was in the small caf�-bar attached to the hotel, a decent buffet spread.
The only drawback was our particular room, 210, as it was located next to the door to the cleaning cupboards + the baning of that door started not long after 7 a.m. Apparently this is a common problem with all X10 rooms, so avoid these if you can.
Excellent hotel
We stayed here for four nights at the end of March. We were delighted with the spacious, modernly decorated double room. Everywhere was scrupilously clean. We had a larger than average decked balcony overlooking the canal. We did manage to sit out with a bottle one evening and watch the bats. However it was March and still very chilly in the evenings. The breakfast was ample, continental style. We also used the restauarnt a couple of evenings. The food was the best we found as many restauarnts were still closed until the season started. The location was perfect for everything, the cathedral, harbour, shops etc. The staff were reasonably friendly, but some struggled with English. I would definitely reccommend this hotel and would stay there again.
Excellent value
An extremely good value hotel with a modern contemporary style. Externally this hotel is nothing to look at but internally the recent renovations have been entirely successful with plenty of frosted glass, wood and design classics. The staff are helpful and it has a well presented, if a bit pricey, cafe attached where you also sit for the comprehensive breakfast. The rooms are big and well appointed. There is also a spa bath/sauna room with some gym equipment. The location is ideal for the old town, shops and the harbour front. The only downsides are no pool or sunbathing area and the lack of English menus in the cafe.
New Opened this Month of May 2004 , complely new and well decored and funishing
In the best location of the city, completly new opened may 2004 , well decored and furnishing. the best value for money hotel I fond it.
Very nice - would go back again
(Oct 2003), A review of a hotel often depends on expectations and how much is paid. (we paid 77 euros per night per room, a special offer). A person spending double this price may expect luxury!
We are a pair of 50+ who do our own thing, having stayed in 3* to 4* in a few European city centres. Personally we used the hotel for 4 nights as a 'City Break'.
The Number 1 (one) bus from the airport (by luck) takes you right to the front door!.
On the whole we were very pleased. The area was quite upmarket, being a stones throw from the swish shops. But just down the road was the harbour and some back street bars with genuine Spanish tapas, (quite rare these days!).
We rarely use the facilities of 'receptions' but they were cheerful and helpful. (We were cheerfully lent a hairdrier). The rooms were actually quite large. Ours looked out onto the 'torrente' (canal) which had very pleasant promenades on both sides with gardens and well illuminated at night. The bedroom was admittedly a little dated, but had a wide picture window and armchairs to watch from. The bathroom was fine. We were on the penultimate top floor. The lifts (elevators) were fine. The restaurant on the ground floor served an adequate buffet breakfast with plenty of it. There was also a little hot food if you wanted it. The staff were very cheerful and pleasant. This restaurant was open to all (including the general public who made good use of it) which is always a good sign. We were 'off colour' with colds and used the restaurant every night and enjoyed the food at quite reasonable prices. There were others with easy walking distance.
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I have a 8 yr old daughter and joint legal and physical custody with her dad . For the last 4 years I have been commuting 60 miles one way to work. I have been looking for job postings with my union where I could be closer to home but nothing has posted . I told him out of respect that I would be moving in June when she's out of school but now he's upset and doesn't want to let her move with me . My daughter doesn't want to live with him and his girlfriend . What can I legally do ? I have 51% and he has 50% but really has only ever had her mon tues and every other weekend . I'm willing to give him every weekend . He's just not happy ! He wants me to leave her with him but my daughter cries already when she has to go over there for the weekends I don't want to leave her here with him .
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You need to review the latest custody order and what it says about moving the child. Most orders prohibit a custodial parent from moving out of the county where they lived at the time the order was issued, unless the other parent agrees or the court gives permission.
Even if there is no such prohibition, you still want to be careful. You share joint legal custody, and he has equal say as to what school she attends. Your move would change that, and he doesn't agree. Have you tried offering to transport the child to visits, to eliminate the additional cost and time that he would suffer from your move?
To be on the safe side, you should file a motion for a change to the current custody/visitation order, including the right to move. The new order should address not only the move and a new visitation schedule, but also the transportation responsibilities (who, how far, where, who pays, etc.). Given the length of time it takes to get such an order, you should file now so that hopefully you will have an answer by the time you want to move.
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First, YOU do not know what your current orders are. You say the timeshare is 50 - 51%. That is a mathamatical impossibility - you can only have 100% of anything. Reread your orders and see what the timeshare is.
Second, Regradless what your orders are, there ARE current orders, and if you just move away you will prevent dad from having his time, which violates the current orders which were made by a judge, which will upset the judge, and which is called contempt, and that contempt will be used against you when father sets a hearing to require you to return the boy. Have the hearing before you move.
Third, bring a motion to modify the current orders, and hire an experienced attorney to at least write your motion (because an experienced attorney knows what the court wants to hear and wha evidence to attach), or to also come to court if you can afford it, You will want evidence - not just your say so - to prove to the court what father's real parentiing time has been
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In the first installment in this series, we provided our own recent history lesson on Taulia and how it got to where it is today — and the crossroads it currently faces from a strategy perspective. As we wrap up our Spend Matters PRO update on Taulia, we explore a number of specific areas of its business today, including a deep dive into its SCF+ offering, a tech-enabled and simplified approach to reverse factoring for the long-tail supplier masses instead of just large vendors. We also explore how Taulia is currently positioning itself today as it engages customers and how, on many levels, its core offering is a Trojan horse for what it really wants to sell with partners (but why that foot in the door with procurement, IT, accounts payable and treasury is an important as a first step and how these different worlds are converging). Granted, it would be easy — and not incorrect — to observe that the broader e-procurement market and purchase-to-pay (P2P) market remains distinctive from Taulia's core sector today. Yet going forward, one can make the case that the worlds of generic (indirect) and category-specific buying, transactions, financing and payment will come together. And this is where understanding Taulia's emerging strategy matters.
Taulia's Crossroads: Both Directions Lead to Good Places (We Think!) — Part 1 [PRO]
We had the chance to spend two days last week at Taulia Connect, the customer conference of one of today's largest and fastest growing e-invoicing, supplier network and fintech providers globally. (One hundred customers may not seem like a lot, but in this sector, it is.) Despite its solid momentum since the last event in fall 2014 — including a 100% renewal rate — Taulia has introduced a materially evolved strategy and face to the market since the last time it shared its perspective and vision in this in front of their user, prospect and partnership base. This two-part Spend Matters PRO brief explores Taulia's product, marketing and competitive evolution and what we perceive to be a current strategic crossroads. And we can't help but provide some broader perspective and commentary on Taulia's approach to supplier networks, e-invoicing, discounting and supply chain finance — and how the firm is trying to disrupt a number of incumbent ecosystems (and different vendors) in more than one market segment it is competing in today and heading into tomorrow.
E-Invoicing: How To Diagnose if Your Deployment and Solution is World-Class [PRO]
As our journey to world-class e-invoicing continues in this multi-part Spend Matters PRO research brief, we discuss five additional elements to diagnose the overall scope, capability and coverage of your e-invoicing deployment — and whether or not your solution provider(s) can enable you to get to world-class levels of performance. If you want to catch up on this series, we encourage you to learn about all the components of the first five elements (invoice capture, collaboration/workflow, matching, compliance/validations and mobile enablement) and a broader introduction to the topic in first installment of this series. Finally, we invite Spend Matters PRO practitioner and consulting advisory clients to reach out to us to discuss their existing and planned deployments. E-invoicing is far more complex a solution area to analyze than e-procurement, in large part because solution capabilities and organizational requirements show so much variation compared with each other.
E-Invoicing: What it Takes to Get to World Class [PRO]
In this Spend Matters PRO series, we explore what makes run-of-the-mill electronic invoicing (e-invoicing) implementations different from those that are transformative and capable of aligning procurement and accounts payable (A/P) with broader business outcomes and metrics. In this analysis, we delve into topics that are important for procurement and A/P teams to discuss with their solution providers — and prospective providers — to enable a world-class e-invoicing deployment on their terms. Note the italics: No two organizations are alike, and "fit" will always be unique.
The Witching Hour for Our Procurement Stock Portfolio? Maybe, Maybe Not… [Plus +]
As we rapidly approach the end of the year, and as the witches and wizards appeared on our streets in October and the nights lengthen, can our three Spend Matters stock-pickers turn their performance around and beat the market over the final months of the year? We're talking about our portfolio of procurement-related stocks, of course, and whether myself, Jason Busch and Nancy Clinton can beat the overall weighted portfolio that contains all 24 of the firms with a procurement interest. We had a reasonable month of October, with our portfolio following the market and up some 7%, although it is still some 8.5% below where it started on Jan. 1.
A Quiet September For Our Spend Matters Stock Portfolio [Plus +]
September was a quiet month overall in terms of our Spend Matters Stock Portfolio and most major global stock markets. The Spend Matters portfolio of all 24 firms lost about half a percent of its initial Jan. 1 value during September. Our portfolio follows the progress of quoted companies that operate in whole or part in what we call the procurement solutions market. We are tracking the performance of these shares on various stock markets from Helsinki to New York via Paris and London. Check out the full post to how these procurement companies performed last month.
Yooz Brings An Intelligent Invoice Capture Solution to P2P [PRO]
Yooz, the subject of this Spend Matters PRO brief, offers a cloud-based solution that automates the A/P process from the time an invoice is captured and incorporated into the solution through the completion of the payment process, fully combining the processes of purchasing and receiving. This offers an opportunity for procurement organizations to improve purchasing and A/P linkages, reducing processing costs and accelerating approval times. In this PRO analysis, we offer an in-depth look at Yooz's solution and its implementation process as well as how we see the provider expanding in the future.
Identifying the Major Changes in the Supply Chain Finance Space [Plus +]
Back in early 2014, Trade Financing Matters' David Gustin noticed some major changes in the supply chain finance space. Banking and financing firms were increasingly partnering with various supplier B2B networks at a rapid pace. He pointed to this growing trend in one of our popular Ask the Expert webinars, which originally aired in April 2014, titled, Ask the Expert: B2B Commerce Networks Enter the Supply Chain Finance Space. You can check out the full recording of the webinar in this post and learn the difference between trade credit and trade finance and what exactly supplier networks are, how they operate and more.
Spend Matters Stock Portfolio August Update – Black Monday Takes its Toll [Plus +]
Unless you spent all of August on a deserted beach without Wi-Fi, you know the month saw the most dramatic stock market falls since the crash of 2008. It began in China, which has seen a real market bubble develop over the last year or so, with stock prices more than doubling. Fears about an economic slowdown led to significant market falls though June and July. The slowdown also impacted stocks in August, including the companies in the Spend Matters Stock Portfolio. We lost 4 % overall last month, but that doesn't look so bad compared to the real world market crashes.
Trends in Trade Financing: Our Experts Tell You What You Need to Know [Plus +]
On this Flashback Friday, we are looking back to another popular Ask the Expert webinar we held back in April on current trends in trade financing. Spend Matters' Jason Busch and Trade Financing Matters' David Gustin teamed up in Ask the Expert: The State of Trade Financing Technologies to provide an impressively detailed overview of what's happening in the trade financing world and how these events are signaling a changing market – all in under 30 minutes. Check out the full recording of the webinar and tell us if you have seen these trends play out during the second half of 2015.


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Lovely an bright Apartment
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Also in walking distance there are beautiful sites such as the Roman Forum, the Basilica of San Giovanni and Santa Maria Maggiore. Not to be missed is a visit to the Chiesa di San Pietro in Vincoli to see the Mose' di Michelangelo. The church is to the left of the Colle Oppio and is approx. 5 mins. on foot from the apartment.
The apartment is equipped with various amenities including TV, DVD, Radio, and Wifi. There are also various books and some tourist information. All you need for a pleasant and unforgettable stay in the heart of Citta 'Eterna.
It's possible to add a sixth bed for children up to 12 years an also a cot is available.
Turn off the the lights, heating and air conditioning when you go out.
Smoking only allowed on the balcony.
Enjoy your holiday whilst treating the apartment as you would your own property.
From the 1st of January 2011, the Comune di Roma has levied a tax for tourists. The amount is €3,50 per person a night for a maximum of
10 nights. Children under 10 years of age are exempt. This tax must be paid in cash at check-in and is not included in the price for the
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Excellent location.
The apartment is very spacious.
Fabio explained everything, and left no question open, also gave us helpful tips for the city trip.
Can highly recommend staying there.
Thank you very much.
Grandparents with 2 grandchildren stayed in the apartment for 5 nights. A perfect apartment just a few minutes off from the Colosseum, Foro Romano and Palatino. We enjoyed every minute in the apartment and the sightseeing. Thank you to Marisa.
We didn't get to meet Marisa but we met her lovely nephew Fabio. Very kind and helpful. The location of the apartment was great, next to the Coloseum. Everything worked as expected. Thank you for everything, including the welcoming bottle of wine and chocolates.
Thank you for a wonderful week in Roma. The apartment is much more beautiful than you can imagine on the pictures. Actually it is so big, that we needed 2 days to open a door and behind was the correct room we searched in that moment. The "hello" was done by Fabio, Marisas nephew, which is a very, very kind guy. He made a tour thru the apartment and no question was open in the end. All you find at home, you also find there. The internet in working well, the kitchen is so well equipped that you could cook a 5 step dinner for 100 people without any problems. The fridge was filled with a big bottle of water and a new box of milk. Everything was very, very clean.
As Marisa knew that I will come for my Mums 70 b´day, there was a huge bunch of white lilies and dark red roses and a bottle of very nice red wine, which made my mum cry because she was so touched.
One out of 3 sleeping rooms has it`s window directly vis a vis the Colloseo. It was the first my mum saw in the morning and the last in the evening - very decadent view.
The master bedroom has a big balcony - big enough that 3 people could have breakfast in the sun.
As Fabio was just perfect in all areas, he showed us a close and gratis parking and 3 supermarkets - less 5 min to walk.
All in all, it was the best travel experience I've ever made and I would visit Roma again, just to relax in Marisas apartment. Dear Marisa, dear Fabio: Thank you so, so much for all you have done for us. I wish you just nice and gentle guests for your little villa :o)
Fantastic location, close to all the sights. The apartment itself is spacious and nice. Fabio always responded immediately when we had questions. The only recommendation I have is that it would be good to have a list of telephone numbers (for example of a doctor) in the apartment in case of an emergency.
We arrived in Rome very late due to an unscheduled change and the Landlord's nephew was there to meet us along with a tax collector (!). The apartment was clean and air conditioned, which in Rome during the summer we really appreciated. The apartment was actually rather large. The master bedroom had a nice big bed in a nice big room. Our family of 6 slept well (ages 2,6,10 and 18) and the dining room came in very handy as the (separate) kitchen was pretty small. Good supply of utensils and cookware and a "Nespresso" machine we used a lot. Plenty of groceries and late-night markets nearby. There's a fresh produce stand on a side street about 250 meters distant with _everything_.
The landlord was always available via phone and responsive to our needs and questions, for example how to operate the washing machine (a temperamental device in need of replacement). No drier, you have to hang your clothes. Site visits were conducted by the nephew, a pleasant chap.
As with every other place we have stayed, we found our ability to conduct minor repairs to be an asset.
One disappointment was the WiFi internet connection. It was good enough to get email but the bandwith was pretty small, and it needed to be reset with some frequency.
This nice apartment made our stay in Rome quite pleasant, especially at the end of a long hot day.
Great apartment - great location - great service.
I can truely recommend this. The apartment is spacious and very clean, has everything one needs. Everything worked well. We got excellent directions from Marisa how to get there. Her nephew was there and explained simply everything-a very nice and helpful person, too. A great view out of the living room.
We are a family of five (kids ages are 10,12, and 14).
We were not able to meet with Marisa but it was nice to meet with her nephew, Fabio. He is very kind and helpful. The location of the apartment is very good, next to the Colosseo and a few steps away from metro line. Rooms are spacious but beds are not comfortable enough and bathrooms may need renovation and better cleaning. Preferable due to location and price.
Hallo Marisa,
the handoff of the room key went really well. Flavio was very polite and gave us a lot of Information. The rooms in the Apartment and the furniture were really nice. We definitely will recommend your Apartments and Service to others.
Thank you very much.
Petra and friends
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Gotta say the Knicks defense has been absolutely spectacular tonight. I've been a big critic of MDA in the past but gotta give credit to where it's due, good job MDA in preparing these guys to play with the kind of effort we all wanna see. Whether they win this game or not if they keep playing like this it's a good sign of things to come.
Amar'e playing lights out this quarter. LETS GO CPT. STAT!
Man great game so far, Knicks outlasted that run by Boston and have a 2 point lead.
STAT starting to heat up and take over, time to win a playoff game guys!!!
Sweet dish to STAT. Nice 'Melo. Knicks have not won in BOS since the big-3 arrived for BOS. Of course, all NY has to do is either win 1 of the first 2 or hold home court in games 3 & 4... But you get the feeling that this game is crucial if we are to win the series. We've lead aall game for the most part... To have this stolen from us would hurt our confidence.
Pfft, they went to the reply to see if Pierce's foul was 3 shots, but you can see that he jumped into the foul, should have been no call.
Soft playoff foul call.
My Knicks playoffs 2011 t-shirt just arrived! *puts it on now*


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- " The staff wasn't the most friendly, and it's actually a hotel so even common areas are not so good for meeting people. Room was a bit small and didn't have power sockets on the upper bunks. Room separated in 2 with a bathroom on each side but the bigger room held 8 people so access to the room bathroom was difficult. Location was a bit far from the center but 2 tram stations pass right by the hostel and allow you to go anywhere. "
- 28 Jul 2016 Anonymous France
- " Our group of 14 really enjoyed our stay at your place. Rooms were clean and the food was good! "
- 15 Jul 2016 Patrick USA
- " Had very enjoyable stay at the Meininger Munich City Center, which was ideally located near both station and bus terminal! Everything was well maintained and staff provided helpful in guiding me through the city. Great for picking up the popular walking tours! Overall, highly recommend staying at this Hostel while in Munich. "
- 12 May 2016 Anonymous USA
- " Decent hostel experience, and close to the main bus station. Overall clean, nice facilities, with a fully-equipped kitchen and large common areas. A bit of a walk from the sites worth seeing in Munich, and there's an impersonal vibe at the hostel (probably due to its size), but overall no complaints. "
- 20 Apr 2016 Anonymous USA
- " A pretty nice hostel, pretty ordinary as well, but it was an all around good choice. I would recommend it because of it's all around goodness as well as walkable location pretty close to the centre of Munich. "
- 11 Apr 2016 Paul Canada
- " Good location, staff were okay, a little slow and a bit confused with what bed we should take as one of the ones we were originally given looked slept in and currently being used. Showers got a bit gross towards the end of the day as they didn't seal well and water would get all over the floor. Otherwise good, appreciated the security boxes for valuables and beds were comfortable. "
- 05 Jan 2016 Jayne Canada
- " Comfortable beds and nice looking common area. However, little to no wifi signal in the upper floor dorm, and no power outlets close to the beds. Very small shower stall, making it hard to even turn around in place "
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- " A bit far from the central station. Other things are great. Personally I very like some place that have sofa and power supply at the ground floor. "
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ROCKFORD — Two Rockford students earned a spot on the fall semester 2013 dean's list at the University of Evansville in Indiana.
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Gourmet, New York, Calabrese pizzas planned for Al Calderone Club in Shorewood
The family that founded the Calderone Club restaurants now plans to open a pizza takeout and delivery restaurant in Shorewood, offering different types of pizzas -- including the family matriarch's Calabrese-style pie.
It will be called Al Calderone Club, which was the name of the original restaurant on the east side, started in the mid-1970s at N. Bartlett and E. Bradford avenues. It's a tribute to the family patriarch, Antonio Fazzari, who died in September, said his son Carmelo. Carmelo Fazzari operates the Calderone Club in Fox Point; brother Gino operates the Calderone Club downtown. »Read Full Blog Post
Dinner, auction to benefit Cafe at the Plaza server
If you've eaten at Cafe at the Plaza, you've probably been called "honey" by server Edna Smith at one time or another.
Smith has been away from work, fighting cancer for several months. If you'd like to show some sweetness in return, organizers are holding a benefit dinner and silent auction at the downtown Art Deco hotel on Dec. 13 to help her with her medical bills. »Read Full Blog Post
Shelley Walcott leaving WTMJ-TV for N.H. anchor job
Shelley Walcott, reporter and weekend evening co-anchor at WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), said Friday on social media that she's leaving the station to take a job as the main news anchor at WMUR-TV in Manchester, N.H.
Walcott, who has been at WTMJ-TV since 2005, is leaving the station at the end of next week, she said on her Facebook page and Twitter feed Friday afternoon. »Read Full Article(23)
Talking about Peter Barrickman's new work
There is something about an artist whose work you've gravitated to powerfully from the start. It's like imprinting. It's hard to shake that kind of attachment, and sometimes that means one gives whatever follows a lot of room to change and, even, fail.
Chick Corea, Bela Fleck team up for duets show at Marcus Center
Chick Corea and Béla Fleck, masters of the keyboard and banjo, respectively, with 33 Grammys between them, are reuniting for a new tour of duets that'll make a stop at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts' Uihlein Hall on April 2.
Local music fest Rock the Green internationally recognized for eco-friendly practices
Local eco-friendly music festival Rock the Green recently received a Highly Commended rating and award in London from A Greener Festival, a nonprofit dedicated to helping festivals adopt environmentally efficient practices.
Second City finds comic mayhem in holidays
Early in Second City's opening night performance of its "Dysfunctional Holiday Revue" at the Marcus Center, the cast launched its first improvised skit by inviting the audience to give it four words.
One of the wags in the seats offered "Cudahy," and the puzzled looks from the flatlanders on stage suggested they hadn't done much traveling north of Evanston, Ill. Dazed and confused, they soldiered on, building a story that was all the better because those telling it were slightly lost. »Read Full Article
Review: Hans Gindlesberger at Inova
Hans Gindlesberger started with a story of loss and a roll of film. After his grandfather passed away last year, the artist discovered a roll of film shot in Germany during World War II that had sat undeveloped for nearly 70 years.
G. Love & Special Sauce back at Turner March 21
Milwaukee fans of G. Love & Special Sauce have the chance to help themselves to another helping when the breezy, alternative hip-hop group comes to Turner Hall March 21, one year and one week after its last performance at Turner on March 15th this year.
Advance tickets are $17.25 and available beginning at noon Dec. 14 at the Pabst Theater box office, 144 E. Wells St., the Riverside Theater box office, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave., by calling (414) 286-3663 and visiting pabsttheater.org. Tickets are $22.25 on the day of the show. »Read Full Article
John Pinette to perform stand-up at Pabst April 27
Plus-sized comic John Pinette is making a return trip to the Pabst Theater April 27.
Dog whisperer Cesar Millan coming to Riverside Theater March 2
Dog whisperer Cesar Millan returns to Milwaukee March 2 for a 7 p.m. event at the Riverside Theater, 116 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Millan, who's following up his hit show "The Dog Whisperer" with a new National Geographic Wild show "Leader of the Pack," will have his "right-hand dog" Junior along to help him share his ideas and philosophies about building better relationships between humans and their best four-legged friends. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: The Sanford legacy
The news that Sanford, one of Wisconsin's most-renowned fine-dining restaurants, had been sold made headlines this week. In Friday's Weekend Cue, Dining Critic Carol Deptolla looks back on Chef Sandy D'Amato's long career in Milwaukee.
Other local restaurants and pubs are making news by glamming up for the holidays. Writer Kathy Flanigan tells us where the tinsel is. »Read Full Blog Post


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Before The Last Wife unfolds, the program notes history buffs should cool it, as many liberties were taken with the events depicted on stage. Canadian playwright Kate Hennig wants drama, not accuracy. And as the promise of an affair launches the Belfry's latest production, the audience finds themselves in a seductive position to begin the… Read more »
EDITORIAL: UVic needs a reboot after Computer Science controversyUVic administration had a glitch in its system, and rather than deal with the issue properly, it only made the situation worse.
Director of Outreach and University Relations resigns; interim director electedBen Lukenchuk, former director of outreach and university relations, has resigned.
The things I learned after the housing market forced me to couch surfWhat's one to do when they can't find a place to live?
UVic Mobile app still has a ways to goFor the most part, UVic's new app delivers.
Your guide to all things playoff baseballGiven the likelihood that the Blue Jays will be in the playoffs, wouldn't it be nice to be a part of that conversation?
Your guide to all things playoff baseball
As September cools, we have the perfect suggestion for a midterm distraction: playoff baseball! There's tons of excitement and camaraderie surrounding the post-season, and given the likelihood that the Jays will be in the playoffs, wouldn't it be nice to be a part of that conversation? We know that getting into a new sport can… Read more »
The things I learned after the housing market forced me to couch surf
Victoria has a very obvious housing problem. It's expensive to live here and the odds of finding a place are not in your favour. When and if you do find a place, you'll most likely end up paying more than you wanted. In this market, cynicism is key. Earlier last week, CTV reported that Victoria… Read more »
UVic Mobile app still has a ways to go
This summer, UVic released an updated version of their mobile app that connects new and current students to campus life. After the latest update in 2013, students have been waiting for a new way to check their My Page information on a mobile device that doesn't leave stuff cut off with the screen. And for… Read more »
EDITORIAL: UVic needs a reboot after Computer Science controversy
The story of Jianping Pan, the Computer Science professor relieved of his obligation to teach a course after claiming he was unqualified to do so, has inspired no shortage of discussion in the weeks since that fateful day on Sept. 9. Since its publication on Sept. 12, our original report has skyrocketed to the very… Read more »
News Briefs — Sept. 22
INCLUSIVE BATHROOM SIGNAGE ON THE WAY UVic announced on Sept. 2 that it would be fitting more than 75 single-stall washrooms on campus with gender-neutral signage by the end of October. The signs are part of UVic's "continuing commitment to meet the needs of a diverse campus community," according to an article published in the… Read more »
Streeters: We asked you about new gender-inclusive washrooms
At the end of October, more than 75 single-stall washrooms across campus will be posted with new signs to indicate a gender-inclusive facility. How do you feel about the gender-inclusive signs, and what else would you like to see UVic do to support the diverse communities around campus? "I think that the single-stall washrooms with… Read more »
Let's stop hating on pumpkin spice
Sarah Finley is a contributing writer at The Peak, Simon Fraser University's student paper. This article was originally published on Sept. 12. BURNABY — It's not often that I find myself defending corporations and their capitalist ploys, but when I read Brian Hickey's article in the PhillyVoice titled "Enough with the pumpkin-spice craze, sheeple" — yes, Hickey really used the… Read more »
Stories Without Borders: Part Three
In collaboration with the World University Service of Canada (WUSC), the Martlet presents Stories Without Borders, a feature telling the stories of students who have come to UVic through the Student Refugee Program (SRP). By sharing the stories of these students, we hope to dispel myths about newcomers and the newcomer experience. In the interest… Read more »
Computer science professor speaks out after incident
Nearly a week after an incident that saw him removed from campus and subjected to a disciplinary investigation, Jianping Pan has spoken out to give his side of the story that inspired widespread controversy both on campus and within the local community. In several emails to the Martlet between Sept. 12 and Sept. 15, Pan reiterated… Read more »


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Jews, The
a people of Semitic origin, descended from Abraham in the line of Jacob; conspicuous for the profession of a religion that has issued from them, and affected to the core the rest of the civilised world. Their religion was determined by a moral standard; through them more than through any other race has the moral principle, or the law of conscience, been evolved in humanity as the sovereign law of life, and this at length resolved itself into a faith in one God, the sole ruler in heaven and on earth, the law of whose government is truth and righteousness, only they stopped short with the assertion of this divine unity, and in their hard monotheism stubbornly refused, as they do still, to accept the doctrine of trinity in unity which, spiritually understood is, as it has been well defined, the central principle of the Christian faith, the principle that to have a living morality one must have a faith in a Divine Father, a Divine Son, and a Divine Spirit, all three equally Divine. But, indeed, it is to be noted that the Jewish religion never was nor ever has been the religion of the Jewish people, but was from first to last solely the religion of the law-givers and prophets sent to teach them, to whom they never as a race paid any heed. There was never such antagonism of Yea to God and Nay to Him in the history of any nation as among them; never such openness to whisperings, and such callousness to the thunder of God's voice; on the one side, never such tenderness, and on the other, never such hardness, of heart. Nor except by their religion, which they did not believe at heart themselves, and of which they have but been the vehicles, have they as a race contributed anything to the true wealth of the world, "being mere dealers in money, gold, jewels, or else old clothes, material and spiritual." And it has been noted they have all along shown a want of humour, a want of gentle sympathy with the under side, "a fatal defect, as without it no man or people is good for anything." They were never good for much as a nation, and they are still more powerless for good since it was broken up, numerous as they have been, and are in their widely scattered state; for there are 4,500,000 in Russia, 1,600,000 in Austria-Hungary, 1,567,000 in Germany, 567,000 in Roumania, 300,000 in Turkey, 120,000 in Holland, 97,000 in France, 72,000 in England, 101,000 in Italy, 50,000 in Switzerland, 4652 in Servia, and 15,792 in Greece, in all, 7,701,261 in Europe; throughout the globe altogether 11,000,000, while the numbers in Palestine are increasing.
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of jews, the in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of jews, the in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9
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Look at the Justice Department, it's full of Jews...The lawyers in government are damn Jews.
We are at the point where a Jew running for office is entirely no big deal, nationally, we're there. We're so much there that for a lot of Jews the fact that Bernie Sanders does not more embrace his Jewish identity is an issue rather than the idea that he might do better if he hid it more.
While high-profile attacks such as those at the Jewish school in Toulouse in 2012, the Jewish museum in Brussels in 2014, and the kosher supermarket in Paris and the synagogue in Copenhagen last year have certainly been the most vivid instances of violence targeting French and European Jews, the French Jewish community has been living with a deep sense of insecurity for quite some time.
As long as Nazi violence was unleashed only, or mainly, against the Jews, the rest of the world looked on passively and even treaties and agreements were made with the patently criminal government of the Third Reich.... The doors of Palestine were closed to Jewish immigrants, and no country could be found that would admit those forsaken people. They were left to perish like their brothers and sisters in the occupied countries. We shall never forget the heroic efforts of the small countries, of the Scandinavian, the Dutch, the Swiss nations, and of individuals in the occupied part of Europe who did all in their power to protect Jewish lives.
The message to take from Anne's story is to stop prejudice and discrimination right at its beginning. Prejudice starts when we speak about THE Jews, THE Arabs, THE Asians, THE Mexicans, THE Blacks, THE Whites. This leads to the feeling that all members of each such group think and act the same. That results in prejudice. Lumping entire groups of people together is RACISM, because it denies the fact that everyone is an individual. Even our own brothers and sisters or parents are not exactly like we are. So how do we dare to lump entire groups of people together? If any German had ever asked Anne to tell something about herself, I think she would be still with us today. However, nobody asked: she was just a Jew! Therefore, never base your opinion about anybody else on the color of that person's skin, or on the passport that a person carries, or on the family that person comes from, but only on what the person says and does and on NOTHING ELSE.
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