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Brazil. Peru. Argentina. Three of South America's most popular, diverse and colourful countries are revealed on this journey into their capitals, cultures and communities.
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1. Arrive Rio de Janeiro (4 nights)
Bemvindo ao Rio de Janeiro. On arrival at the airport, you will be met by a local host and taken to your luxurious oceanfront hotel. Relax, get settled and enjoy your hotel's superb location overlooking Copacabana Beach.
2. Rio de Janeiro Sightseeing and Free Time
Enjoy a leisurely morning before joining your Travel Director for an exploration of the cidade maravilhosa (marvellous city) and its many contrasts, from the 18th century aqueduct and colonial Candelaria Church to the 20th century opera house, Sambodromo, and city cathedral. Ascend Sugarloaf Mountain via cable car for astounding bay and city views followed by a festive Welcome Reception with your Travel Director and fellow travellers.
3. Rio de Janeiro Sightseeing and Free Time
Journey by cogwheel train to the summit of majestic Corcovado, site of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Back down the mountain, see the song-inspiring Copacabana and Ipanema beaches. The rest of the day is at leisure. This evening, learn from a Local Specialist how to mix the perfect caipirinha, Brazil's national cocktail, made with cachaça, and indulge in a traditional Brazilian barbecue Regional Meal at a local churrascaria.
4. Rio de Janeiro Free Time
Enjoy a full day to discover the wonders of Rio on your own. Choose to embark on an optional half-day journey by jeep into the lush Tijuca National Park—the world's largest urban rainforest. Perhaps tour one of Rio's favelas or take a sailboat cruise. Your Travel Director will be happy to help you plan your day.
5. Rio de Janeiro – Iguassu Falls (2 nights)
Relax and enjoy a free morning for independent activities. This afternoon visit a Samba school, where a Local Specialist will show how the school operates and prepares for Carnival week. See Carnival props and should you desire, join a Samba dance lesson. Afterward, head to the airport for the short flight to Iguassu Falls. These 275 separate falls cover nearly two miles along the Iguassu River. This evening, enjoy a convivial dinner with your companions at the hotel.
6. Iguassu Falls Sightseeing and Free Time
Enter Iguassu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and meet your Local Specialist to explore the Brazilian side of Iguassu, including a scenic walk through the rainforest to the base of the cascades. After lunch at a restaurant overlooking the falls, return to your hotel for a leisurely afternoon at your resort. You may wish to join an optional activity such as a jetboat ride, helicopter flight or a visit to a tropical bird reserve.
7. Iguassu Falls – Buenos Aires (3 nights)
Cross the border into Argentina to see the falls from a different perspective. Stop at the Visitors Centre to learn about the geography of the area. Then board the open-air ecological jungle train to view the mighty cascades and take a guided walk along a scenic catwalk to see the thunderous Devil's Throat Falls. Afterward, fly to Buenos Aires, Argentina's exciting capital, renowned for its designer boutiques, fine restaurants, museums and theatres.
8. Buenos Aires Sightseeing
With a Local Specialist, embark on a guided tour of the passionate city where the tango was born. See the Casa Rosada, Metropolitan Cathedral and other government buildings; colourful La Boca; San Telmo and lovely Palermo. See the world-renowned Teatro Colon, a landmark in Buenos Aires and a Cultural Insight. Take a tour of the opera house, including the main function rooms and main stage. Lastly, visit the elegant Recoleta Cemetery where Eva Peron (Evita) is buried. This evening, linger over a Regional Meal and a chance for a taste of world-renowned Argentinian beef. Cap off the evening by watching the best tango dancers in Buenos Aires perform and experience the passion and power of Argentina's traditional tango music.
9. Buenos Aires Free Time
Relish a morning and afternoon to pursue your own interests in the "Paris of South America." The possibilities are endless. Visit one of the country's finest museums at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes or take an optional trip to the UNESCO World Heritage city of Colonia del Sacramento across the Rio de la Plata in Uruguay. And if you'd like to experience a different side of Argentina, take an optional trip out into the countryside to spend the day at a traditional estancia (ranch), including a lively equestrian show and traditional parrillada (barbecue) lunch. Later, join your Travel Director and fellow travellers for an exclusive Be My Guest experience in Palermo Soho. You will be welcomed by a local family and long-time residents of this now-trendy neighbourhood. Be delighted as they wine and dine you with homemade family recipes. Discover the secrets of kneading country bread and watch as your hosts demonstrate the art of making typical Argentinian crafts. Spending time with this lively family will create a long-lasting memory.
10. Buenos Aires – Lima
Bid "Adios" to Buenos Aires and "Hola" to Lima as you fly to Peru. On arrival late this morning, transfer to the hotel where your room is immediately available. Spend the afternoon exploring Peru's capital with a Local Specialist. Visit Lima's colonial sights, including the Plaza de Armas with its impressive cathedral and the stately government palace.
11. Lima – Cusco – Sacred Valley
This morning, fly to Cusco and head for the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Stop at Awanakancha and gain a Cultural Insight, where you can see and interact with llamas, alpacas and vicuñas. Enjoy a box picnic lunch before visiting the vibrant market of Pisac, where the local Quechua people gather to sell their produce and handicrafts. Later this afternoon, arrive at your lovely hotel, a former 18th century monastery, in the heart of the Urubamba Valley. Gain a Cultural Insight about the of traditional Andean textiles as you see weavers at work. Enjoy dinner with your travelling companions at the hotel.
12. Sacred Valley – Machu Picchu
After breakfast, head to Ollantaytambo to visit this famous Inca hilltop fortress built from immense blocks of stone. Then board the Vistadome train (light snack included) and view incredible scenery through panoramic windows as you follow the Rio Vilcanota to the town of Aguas Caliente. Upon arrival, transfer to the entrance gate and begin your exploration of one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Your guide leads you through the ruins of this once-great fortress, built in the 15th century and abandoned nearly 100 years later with the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors. See the highlights of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, including the great Temple of the Sun, the House of the Priest, the Sacred Plaza and the Intihuatana, an intricately carved rock most likely used as a sundial or calendar by the Incas. This evening, share your stories with your travelling companions over dinner at the hotel.
13. Machu Picchu – Cusco (2 nights)
Return to Machu Picchu to continue discovering on your own. If you're feeling adventurous, hike up to the Gate of the Sun for stunning views over the fortress and the valley below. Or view the incredible stonework and amazing feats of engineering required to transport the huge blocks of stone to the top of this isolated mountain. In the early afternoon, descend from your mountaintop aerie and board the train to the Sacred Valley. Then, head toward the great colonial city of Cusco via motorcoach. On the way, stop at a local chicheria for a sample of chicha, a Cultural Insight, and learn how this Peruvian corn beer is made by local women.
14. Cusco Sightseeing and Free Time
Take a morning tour of Cusco, the capital of the Incas during their reign. See the highlights of the city including the incredible baroque cathedral on the main Plaza de Armas. Visit the 17th century Church of Santo Domingo, which was built atop the foundations of the Inca Temple of the Sun often referred to as Korikancha. Just outside of town, explore the impressive ruins of the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, perched on a hill overlooking Cusco. This evening, celebrate your travels through Latin America at a festive Regional Meal of delicious Cusquenian dishes served at a popular local restaurant with a demonstration of ancestral dances.
15. Cusco – Lima
Fly back to Lima late this morning and enjoy an afternoon at leisure. Later meet a Local Specialist from the Larco Museum, which houses the largest private collection of pre-Columbian art, and learn about the evolution and cultures of ancient Peruvian societies. Then gather with your travelling companions for a Farewell Dinner in the museum's garden restaurant.
16. Depart Lima
Say hasta luego to Lima and transfer to the airport for your flight home or extend your stay in Lima.
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Visit Sugarloaf, the Christ the Redeemer statue, Iguassu Falls, the Teatro Colon, Awanakancha, Pisac, Ollantaytambo ruins, Machu Picchu, Sacsayhuaman and the Larco Museum.
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Service rating : It was great, everything happened to my expectations,Product : Nothing to improve everything was fine, but two nights at El MaPi Inkaterra Machu Picchu would have ben nicer, second day is to short to return do Machu Picchu
Service rating : The service we received was excellent . the tour guide always willing to helps you with anything.Product : The trip to Machupicchu was wonderful..It was the most memorable day in the trip for my husband and I.
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Service rating : We were part of 2 South American tour groups, one east coast and the other west coast. In both tours the tour director went above and beyond in the services they provided. The local tour guides were even more exceptional and their services should be retained. They had intimate
Service rating : The tour director, Marcella and Francisco were very professional, caring and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend Trafalgar and definitely travel with them again.Product : Some of the local tours were vague and sometimes hard to understand the local guides. The trek to the
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Pacific Sunwear has been unable to ride the wave.
For the year, the stock price at the surf-inspired retailer is down 24 percent. And while the company reported a 2.4 percent boost in September same-store sales, it was up against a 9.4 percent decline last year.
Zumiez's success comes from its strong corporate culture and knowledgeable employees that are truly immersed in the skate and surf lifestyle, said Dorothy Lakner, retail analyst at CIBC World Markets. "Some companies as they get larger become more corporate-driven, but that has not been the way Zumiez has operated," she said.
What also makes Zumiez stand out from competitors is the number of brands they offer and selection of action sports equipment.
While the company sells big names like Quicksilver, Roxy and Billabong, they also stock small niche brands that customers cannot find at other retailers.
The company carries more than 400 brands a year, and often the niche brands command higher price points, Stephens said.
Pacific Sunwear offers fewer brands and a more edited assortment, Lakner said.
"Zumiez is more like a core surf and skate shop than any other mall retailer and is more focused on action sports brands than any other teen specialty store," she said.
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Zumiez's strength has been primarily in their men's business. "Guys buy these boards like [women] buy shoes," said Christine Chen, specialty retail analyst at Needham & Co.
But management says women are showing an increased interest in areas such as skateboarding, giving the company an opportunity to expand its junior lines.
Zumiez had 235 stores as of Feb. 3, while PacSun operated 843 as of Mar. 28. "There are so few Zumiez stores that many customers don't even realize it's part of a chain," Chen said.
Zumiez is growing its store base at 20 percent square footage a year and will continue to expand at that rate, Lakner said, adding that the biggest challenge will be maintaining the corporate culture as it get bigger and figuring out where to go once it reaches a saturation point.
"Unlike other retailers who approached the end of the growth curve and then started a second and third concept, management is already kicking around five different additional concepts with high-level business plans already completed on the first couple," Stephens said.
Meanwhile, the skate and surf market as a whole is growing rapidly and becoming more mainstream. "It is not only for participants in the sports, but about anyone who wants the lifestyle. Not everyone may learn to surf, but there are many teens who love the beach," Chen said.
The spotlight has been on the sector with enhanced media coverage of the X-Games on MTV and the release of surf- and skate-inspired movies.
According to the Surf Industry Manufacturers Association, Americans spent $5.51 billion on surf and skate apparel, equipment and accessories in 2006, up from $4.87 billion in 2004. Spending on skate, which was $2.85 billion, slightly exceeded spending on surf, which was $2.65 billion.
Apparel accounted for $1.8 billion in sales, with men's clothing growing 17.4 percent to $1.07 billion, since 2004. Sales of women's apparel were up 3 percent to $506.9 million.
"Surf and skate is timeless. The laid-back, slacker lifestyle is one [to which] every teen aspires," Chen said.


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With only one fixture left in the 2011-12 Premiership season, it might be a good time to hand out some end-of-the-year grades.
It's been a campaign of two halves for this iteration of Everton Football Club. At times this year, the Toffees hovered near the drop zone, only to claw back once the calendar changed to perhaps finish seventh—if Sunday goes right.
In true Everton fashion, the club did it not with high-priced international talent, but with bargain-bin transfers and loaners. David Moyes once again turned his island of misfit toys into top-flight material, molding mud into marble sculptures, cream into butter, and Denis Stracqualursi into a striker.
So how did Moyes' men do? As it would be unfair (and/or pointless) to grade players for only a handful of performances, I'm only including players who stepped on the pitch 10 or more times for Everton this year. Sorry Ross Barkley fans, maybe next year.
Oh, and any player who didn't finish the season with Everton is excluded. As well as Landon Donovan played, he is ineligible, though it's clear what mark he would have earned (Hint: He's an American).
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Throughout the year, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kalamazoo hold many programs and events, which often rely on the generosity of the community. If you would like to enrich one of the programs or events below, please contact Cathy Weirick, Director of Administration and Development, at 269-349-4485 x109
TEAMING UP FOR KIDS – August 20, 2016
Please join us for Teaming Up for Kids, a tribute to community partners critical to the success of this youth-serving organization. This year's banquet will also serve as a farewell dinner for long-time executive Bob Ezelle.
In addition to the presentation of awards to individuals and organizations, and the salute to Bob, the program will feature community leader Tim Terrentine. The former head of Douglass Community Association and current Vice President of Southwest Michigan First's Regional Chamber has been a long-time supporter of the Clubs and friend of Ezelle.
It will be a dramatic occasion that will benefit your organization, the Clubs and our community.
Buy your tickets today or for more information visit www.teamingupforkids.com!
JOHN DALEY ONE-ONE RUN – January 1, 2017
More than 1200 Runners from all over southwest Michigan put on their winter hats and ran around Spring Valley Park on January 1,2015 raising $23,000 for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kalamazoo. This 2.2 mile annual fun run is a great way to start of each year with family and friends running and walking together for a great cause. Each year at Spring Valley Park in Kalamazoo you'll hear and see happy people promoting healthy lifestyles. Come join the fun on January 1, 2017!
26th ANNUAL GOLF OUTING – May 16th, 2016
This year's outing will be held at Gull Lake Country Club and Gull Lake View Golf Club:
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Thank you to all of our Sponsors and Players for helping raise nearly $65,000 at this last year's 25th Annual Golf Outing. It is because of people like you, who are dedicated to helping the Club ensure that our community's youth have a safe place to go after school and are surrounded by adults who care about them, that we are able to provide these much needed services.
TEAMING UP FOR KIDS DINNER – August 1st, 2015
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Kalamazoo has honored key partners and advocates who share the organization's work to help young people in the community.
The awards were given at the inaugural "Teaming Up for Kids" banquet at which Western Michigan University Head Football Coach P.J. Fleck was the keynote speaker. About 275 people attended the event.
Award recipients were:
- New Genesis – Outstanding Youth Advocate
- Gazelle Sports – Outstanding Business Partner
- Kalamazoo Public Schools – Outstanding Community Partner
- The Glen and Gail Smith family – Bob Ezelle Award of Distinction
"Our partnership has never faltered." said Boys & Girls Clubs president Chris Harris of Kalamazoo Public Schools. "Not when budgets have been tight for the schools. Not when times have been tough for us." The partnership between KPS and the Boys and Girls Club started in 1968 when it was one of the first clubs in the nation to be built on public school property.
New Genesis mentors, teaches and offers social services to youth who attend their program. Working out of the Christian Life Center, the organization gives elementary and middle school children the tools they need to succeed through Failure Is Not An Option (FINAO). The Youth Advocate Award was presented to New Genesis' Executive Director Pastor Earvin Armstrong.
Gazelle Sports has organized the annual One One Run benefiting Boys & Girls Clubs for three decades, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars. "People understand that they are champions of youth. Each year they are front and center at events that celebrate good health," said Harris. Chris Lampen-Crowell was awarded the Business Partner Award on behalf of Gazelle Sports.
The Smith family has been an integral part of Kalamazoo's history and philanthropy. The late Gail and Glen Smith were mentors and friends of Bob Ezelle's, Boys and Girls Club Chief Professional Officer. Gail Smith lived by her motto of "live modestly and give generously." Meanwhile, Glen Smith was remembered for having an impeccable way of always putting people at ease and a knack for remembering people's names. The family's long-standing tradition of giving to the Kalamazoo community has been critical to the Boys & Girls Clubs success.
Special Events at Boys & Girls Clubs
Fall/Winter 2015 Schedule
September 8th | First day of fall programming for Lake St. Unit and Douglass Unit
September 14th | First day of fall programming for Northeastern Unit
September 24th | All Clubs Closed for Professional Development
September 26th | Be Fit Family Festival at Kalamazoo County Expo Center 1:00 pm- 5:00 pm
October 10th | Worth More than Gold Teen Girl Conference at Lake St. 11:30 am- 4:00 pm
October 22nd | All Clubs Closed for Professional Development
October 30th | All Clubs Closed for Fun Day Prep
October 31st | Fun Day at Lake St. 11:00 am- 3:00 pm
November 19th | All Clubs Closed for Professional Development
November 25th | Open 3:00 pm- 6:00 pm Annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner 6:00 pm- 8:00 pm
November 26th & 27th | All Clubs Closed
December 18th-23rd | Open 10:00 am- 6:00 pm Lunch Served at 12:00 pm
December 24th-26th | All Clubs Closed
December 28th-31st | Open 10:00 am-6:00 pm. Lunch Served at 12:00 pm
Please keep in mind schedules and special events are subject to change. Changes in schedules will be announced as soon as possible and posted on the front doors of each Unit. This includes snow days, parent/teachers conference days, and Winter Break. Club closings will be posted on Channel 3 News and Facebook pages.
NEW THIS YEAR: Douglass will be opening from noon to 6 pm when Kalamazoo Public Schools have half days for all grades, Lake street will be opening from 11 am to 5 pm on half days. Northeastern will always be CLOSED when Kalamazoo Public School buildings are CLOSED.


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Through the story of the Slovenian peasant family Trotta, which ascends to nobility, Joseph Roth (1894-1939) depicts in the novel The Radetzky March (1932) the last half-century of the Habsburg Monarchy. Written from a post-Habsburg perspective and considered to be Roth's most significant novel, The Radetzky March also marks a very important boundary in Roth's œuvre – between works written before and after the Nazis' rise to power in Germany. The slightly ironic perspective towards the Habsburg Monarchy present in The Radetzky March disappears from Roth's works written after 1933, on account of his hopes that only the restoration of the supranational empire could prevent the victorious march of …
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ORANGEBURG -- The widow of an inmate who killed himself in the Orangeburg County jail has sued, saying the man's death could have been prevented.
The Times and Democrat of Orangeburg reports that the lawsuit claims that jail officials should have noticed that 36-year-old Nathaniel Hearn was unstable and should have placed the man on suicide watch.
Hearn hanged himself with a bedsheet several hours after his arrest in February 2012. Investigators said they found materials that could be used to make bombs while investigating a domestic violence complaint.
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- How Steve Brister produces high-yielding tomatoes in the Mississippi hills.
- His plot set-up, tips and recipe for success.
The set-up
Brister, a Yazoo City resident, is a retiree from Mississippi Chemical and moved to 160 acres bought in the late 1970s. With his wife, Barbara, he raises commercial-grade feeder calves on much of that land. They also have several recreational areas; a couple of lakes, deer and turkey hunting.
The land is up in the hills just three miles from prime Delta farmland. The bottoms are productive, containing the same rich dirt of the cropland up the road. The combination of hills and trees makes for some pretty scenery – especially at this time of the year with the leaves turning.
"I've been associated with agriculture my whole life," says Brister. "I spent a lot of time as a boy with my grandfather, a truck farmer and cattleman. He worked in Hinds County raising peppers and tomatoes.
"You could say that three generations of my family are responsible for coming up with tomato-growing 'recipe' we use."
And it's the tomato-growing recipe that Brister's neighbors and friends always ask for.
So you took the recipe from your grandfather and tweaked it?
"It's actually an amalgamation from my family and friends. It's been put together over the years. But I certainly learned a lot from my grandfather and my dad.
"You can pick a tomato when it has a white 'star' on the bottom of it. That's what truck farmers look for before pulling them. If a green tomato has a white star, it will go ahead and, in a week or two, mature to a good fruit. Without that white star, it will never turn."
Brister is quick to give credit. It was actually his step-father-in-law who came up with the tomato "cages" he now uses. "I grow tomatoes in an 18-inch dog-wire cage that's five-feet tall. There are windows cut into them and you can reach in and gather the fruit."
The beauty of the cages is that early on the deer can't get to the plants. Deer really love the young, tender leaves on those plants.
"The other thing about the cages is if you're lucky enough to get big fruit, the big tomatoes will lean against the wire. That means they don't fall off the vines or tear up the junction where it connects to the main stalk.
"I grow my vines very thick. We plant them close together and I've been experimenting with not pulling any suckers."
Why did Brister begin counting his tomatoes in 2013?
"It goes back to last season. In 2012, we only had 17 plants but we estimated over 1,000 tomatoes had come off them. So, I wanted to follow the tomato numbers very closely this year."
His two plots are hemmed in with cross-ties. "I bring in new soil – only the depth of the cross-tie lying flat. That's all that's needed because tomatoes don't grow deep, the roots stay shallow.
"I've tried planting them deep, some folks advocate for that. But I've never found that to be successful."
Brister likes for his tomato plants to take off within four or five days of planting. "If it doesn't do that, you won't have a great plant. So, you have to plant it shallow in the ground and watch it go. A tomato plant can grow 6 to 8 inches per day if you give it the right nutrients and water.
"So, I tried jamming the plants up close just to see if it would make a difference to shade the roots. July and August in Mississippi is doggone hot. At the same time, tomatoes need to catch nine to 10 hours of sun a day. However, that much sun in 100-degree, no-rain, Mississippi weather will wither them up quick. That's why I decided to leave all the leaves on the plants – to shade the roots."
At the same time, Brister found another benefit of the practice: shading the fruit. "You keep the fruit shaded and out of direct sunlight, and you'll have bigger tomatoes. Sunlight right on the fruit in July and August makes it go ahead and mature and the tomato won't be as big as could be."
Brister pulls no suckers off the plants. "Almost all the tomato-growers will tell you to pull the suckers after the first set on the bottom. But I don't do that. If you fertilize and water them properly, you can support the fruit and the suckers."


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I agree the market is primarily forward looking. However, assuming the worst case scenario and the previous quarters reflect a company in dire straits, wouldn't the market reevaluate the financial strength of the company? Personally, I don't believe accounting errors for customer rebates will have a drastic effect on the stock price....there's always a chance though. I guess that's why I missed out today.
I will be keeping a close eye on news regarding OCZ throughout the weekend. IF good news comes out, I'll be buying a lot before the bell Monday morning. Better late than never. Again, further insight is appreciated regarding what happened today and what we should be looking for. Thanks again.


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The hotel is in a great location: The 4-star Mercure Hotel Hamburg Mitte is close to the Rathaus, Alster river, harbor and Schanzenviertel district, and right next to the CCH and trade fair. All 180 rooms are air conditioned and have free WIFI. The events area has five rooms and is ideal for events for up to 170 people. Traveling to the hotel by train is easy, with Dammtor train station just 547 yards (500 m) away. The airport is 7.5 miles (12 km) away. You can reach us by car via the A1, A7 or A23.
The new Hamburg exhibition center opened in 2008: Expansion of the site was necessary due to the rapid growth of the exhibition. Experience the fascination of the exhibition center, which is among the largest in Germany.
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At the 4-star Mercure Hotel Hamburg Mitte, you can choose between Standard Rooms with twin beds, a double bed or a queen size bed, Superior Rooms with a double bed or peaceful Privilege Rooms with a double bed. For guests with reduced mobility,we offer two specially adapted rooms. All 180 non-smoking rooms are air conditioned and have free WIFI and DSL. One child aged up to 12 years may stay in a parent's room free of charge.
Our Twin Rooms are ideally suited to your needs. In addition to a TV and telephone, the rooms feature high-quality twin beds, comfortable seating, a functional desk space with free WIFI and a safe.
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We stayed in this hotel three nights for an extended weekend. It has excellent mainline and public transit connections (admittedly a seven minute-walk from Hamburg Dammtor-mainline station. but from Schlump subway/metro/"u-bahn"-station it is only two stops into central Hamburg, including its harbour quays-area). The room was immaculate - manifestly the hotel has either recently undergone a renovation or is in fact of recent vintage. We arrived on a very hot and humid day and very much appreciated the hotel staff having anticipated our arrival by having activated A/C so that the room temperature was very pleasant and relaxing when we arrived. We did not have breakfast at this hotel, as we decided on one of our two full days in Hamburg to take the 'Katamaran'-ferry to Heligoland which entails getting up early and having breakfast on the boat, but I certainly did enjoy their selection of white wines at the bar on returning from Heligoland and before going to sleep on the other nights. - Although of no particular interest to us, as we stayed entirely for leisure, readers should note that the hotel is right next to the historical central pavillons of Hamburg University. Anybody with academic business there should certainly consider this hotel. It is also very close to the industrial exhibition/fair grounds and is therefore certainly also a prime location to be recommended to any visitor of events there. I have personal friends in Hamburg whom I have the intention of re-visiting over the next couple of years and this hotel/location will be my first <port of call> to see if there are available rooms (also for highly recommended repeat trips to Heligoland, as the hotel is only three U-bahn stops from Landungsbruecken).
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Volkswagen Golf (2013 - )
Last updated 20 September 2016
What's good
Good to drive and nimble in the corners.
All the engines get start/stop system.
1.6 TDI with 105PS averages a claimed 74.3mpg.
Five Star Euro NCAP rating: 94% adult protection, 89% child protection, 65% pedestrian protection and 71% safety assist.
What to watch out for
Cars with electromechanical parking brakes cannot be used for the UK driving test.
VWG's new, modular EA211 1.4 litre TSI ACT is belt cam, not chain cam.
Sat nav cannot find a 7 digit UK postcode.
11-1-2013: Warranty on DSG 7 speed dry clutch DQ200 gearbox extended to 5 years or 150,000 kilometres in Russia, China and Australia.
24-4-2013: Poor fuel of 2.0 TDI economy reported. Owner getting 53mpg from Golf 2.0 TDI when he used to get 62mpg from his Mk VI.
10-7-2013: If ACC front sensor is damaged in a bump very few UK dealers have the equipment to replace and re-set it. Obviously this situation will gradually improve.
17-7-2013: Some UK market mis-builds reported. 537 Golf GT TSI BMTs mis-built without features such as electric folding mirrors and footwell lighting. Adaptive cruise control also missing from a number of UK market Golf SE.
31-7-2013: Seems to be a problem of "rattling" rear dampers on more powerful Golf fitted with multilink rear Sports suspension, including the GTI. The fault is with the dampers themselves because it disappears if they are removed.
14-8-2013: Reader reported that rear parking cameras became no longer available due to a supply problem.
14-1-2014: Total loss of Drive reported in June 2013 VW Golf SE 1.4 TSI 122PS DSG 7 in September 2013 at 2,500 miles. Whilst driving, slipped from D into N. Engine roared to well over 5,000 revs but no power translated onto the wheels. This is the classic symptom of crystalline deposits fusing the Mechatronics which resulted in the Wolrdwide recall of 2.6 million VAG DSGs built in 2012 and 2013 filled with synthetic fluid. (The recall is to replace the synthetic fluid with mineral.) The transmission was repaired, but failed again in December 2013. Eventually VW and the supplying dealer agreed to replace the faulty Golf with a brand new car. For more information on this problem see VW Golf Mk VI What to Watch Out For The warning of imminent DSG failure is a spanner icon that alternates with the 'current gear' indicator at the top right of the multifunction display between the tach and speedo.
1-4-2014: Report of another problem with the ACC of nine month old Golf slamming on the brakes without reason. Required two one-month sessions at dealer including replacing ECU.
4-4-2014: Wet footwells in Golf may be due to drain pipe from a/c coming off.
6-4-2014: Replacement Golf 1.4 TSI DSG promised 14-1-2014 (above) had still not arrived. Reader left driving car that intermittently loses drive.
9-4-2014: Air con condenser of Golf Mk VII is vulnerable to stone damage. Zunsport can fabricate a guard grille.
26-5-2014: 2013 Golf 1.4 TSI 122 EA211 DSG used 1 litre of oil in first 8,000 miles.
29-5-2014: On a 2014 Golf the ACC over-reacted, slamming on the brakes when a plastic bag blew into the radar scanner and the scanner has also braked the car when driving between parallel queues of traffic.
2-6-2014: Report of failure of electric parking brake on 6 week old Golf GTD after five people got out of the car. It stayed parked, then later rolled away and was damaged. Could be that the driver failed to apply the brake properly, so make sure by listening for the whirring as it clamps and look for the red warning on the dash. Wise to always leave the car in gear.
18-8-2014: Complaint of Golf DSG being difficult to reverse and also rolling back momentarily when re-starting on hills. Suggested left foot braking.
26-8-2014: Apparently Golf DSG 7 DQ200s built from July 2013 are not affected by the transmission fluid recall TSB 34F6 as the problem had been identified by then and they were filled with the correct oil on the production line.
8-12-2014: Reader having trouble with the 'auto hold' feature of his 2014 Golf 1.4 TSI 150 ACT DSG not releasing on drive-off. Dealer thought it was a problem with the rear callipers but it may be the perennial problem with the brake light switch connection to the ECU sticking momentarily on release.
8-2-2015: 18,400 mile 63 reg Golf 1.6 TDI DSG recalled for transmission oil change from synthetic to mineral. Car still sometimes hesitates in 1st and 2nd gears. Revs go high but car does not move accordingly.
11-2-2015: Reader whose Golf 1.4 TSI DSG was replaced because of problems with the transmission is still suffering hesitation in traffic running in 'E' mode. Might be the fuel she is using. Might be a lot better on Superunleaded.
11-2-2015: Another complaint of comparatively poor mpg from a Golf 2.0TDI compared to the Mk VI TDI. Suggested the reader try Shell V-Power Nitro Plus diesel that the engne is optimised on for the EC tests.
27-4-2015: Another complaint or jerk on take off when auto hold of the transmission and electric parking brake are used in in traffic, this time in a Golf GT 1.4 TSI ACT. Dealer and VW Customer Care both say it is a "characteristic" of the system.
19-7-2015: Repeated ECU failure of new Golf 1.4 TSI within the first 3 months.
25-10-2015: MMI system fault reported on 2016 Golf leading to loss of use of radio, sat nav, phone integration and access to some of the car's menus. This issue is apparently common on brand new Golf models.
31-10-2015: Report of difficulty getting a new Golf 1.4 TSI Match into reverse. May be the linkage. May be the box. Back to dealer to fix.
18-12-2015: Reader bought used 2014 Golf TSI 1.2 petrol on February 2015 at 12k miles. Broke down at 20,000 miles. Needed new engine, fitted under warranty.
29-12-2015: Golf needed new rear discs at 2 years old due to corrosion. Electric parking brake pads do not clamp right across the disc and normal braking with the full size pads does not clean off overnight corrosion. £300 to replace, but a good VW supplying dealer will swallow half of the cost.
19-1-2016: Fairly high oil consumption of 4,000 miles per litre reported on new Golf GTD 184 TDI DSG.
16-2-2016: Automatic Cruise Control failed on 12 month old Golf with message "no forward view". Dealer said the radar sensor is satisfactory but requires calibration which is not covered by warranty. This can only be done by VW dealers who have unique equipment and the charge is £350.
10-3-2016: Faulty gearchange mechanism reported on 2013 Golf 2.0 TDI. After reverse has been used, car sticks in reverse despite lever being moved to 1st. Dealer ridiculously put it on diagnostics to try to find the fault and, of course, failed to do so.
28-3-2016: Report of 2013 Golf DSG "shuddering a bit as it pulls away". Probably failing clutch pack.
18-4-2016: Speed warning system of 2015 Golf failed and dealer was unable to fix it.
20-4-2016: "Light misting of oil" reported on front dampers of 30,000 mile 2013 Golf at its first MoT. Just an 'advisory'. No need to replace.
27-4-2016: Report of Golf GTD burning oil at rate of 1 litre every 2,000 miles and service indicator requiring an oil service every 8,500 miles.
5-5-2016: Report of 2016 Volkswagen Golf GTD needing both driver/passenger side front wheel bearings; replacement turbo; replacement timing belt and tensioners. Car successfully rejected.
24-7-2016: Report of clutch of 2013 VW Golf Comfortline failing completely at 40,000 kilometres.
22-8-2016: VW Golf VII production temporarily suspended due to dispute with two parts suppliers: 'CarTrim' that supplies seat components and 'ES Automobilguss' that supplies differential housings have refused to fulfil orders due to a legal wrangle over a cancelled contract. Dispute settled and cars back in production by 28-8-2016.
20-9-2016: Seat stitching of April 2016 Volkswagen Golf R-Line Edition started to fray after 400 miles. Owner took it back to the supplying dealer who blamed the owner for wear and tear. Matter went to VW Customer Carw who also blamed wear and tear (after 400 miles). Owner advised to tell dealer he will have it repaired by a local trimmer and will then charge the dealer the invoiced price, taking the matter to Small Claims if necessary.
35 dated faults reported since January 2011 (effective January 2013)
8-3-2014: Between the end of May 2011 until early November 2012 Volkswagen was putting mineral oil (G052512A2 which is the same oil they are putting in recalled vehicles now) in their 7speed DSG. That's why 2012 owners don't seem to be part of the recall but 2013 owners are. Also before the 30th of May 2011 VW was using the synthetic oil (G052171A2) they are now switching out which is why owners with vehicles from before were under the 35C1 recall for new Mechatronic and automatically got mineral oil added. This means that while 2012 Mk VI was not subject to the recall, the early 2013 MK VII is.
29-10-2014: Report from a reader that his 2 year old VW Golf Mk VII 1.4TSI 140 ACT has been recalled by VW due to a problem with the two cylinder shut down system.
3-1-2015: Just-Auto.com tells us that Volkswagen of America has announced a voluntary safety recall to check for fuel leaks on 2015 Golf and Golf GTI models and 2014 and 2015 Beetle, Beetle Convertible, Jetta and Passat variants with 1.8T and 2.0T engines. The recall affects about 37,970 cars. "It is possible that a sealing cap on the fuel rail may fail to seal, thus allowing fuel to leak into the engine compartment. Leaking fuel, in the presence of an ignition source, may result in a fire," the automaker said in a statement. Dealers will inspect and, if necessary, replace the fuel rail.
4-11-2015: EA288 1.8 TFSI and 2.0 TFSI engines recalled in USA because the rear camshaft lobe is prone to unexpectedly shear off from the shaft. The failure causes reduced engine power and loss of vacuum pump power, cutting vacuum supply to the brake booster and eventually resulting in increased braking effort."A reduction in engine power and/or increased need for braking effort after vacuum reserve has been depleted while driving can increase the risk of a crash," a statement cautions. The campaign affects approximately 92,000 vehicles including the 2015-2016 Beetle, Beetle Convertible, Golf, Golf GTI, Golf SportWagen, Jetta and Passat. In notifying the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, VAG stated that the root cause of the camshaft failures has not been fully understood. The company is still continuing an in-depth failure analysis and development of a repair solution, however a fix may not be ready until the end of the first quarter next year.
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That went right over my head. I must be daft.
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Inane. A person whose strongly held ideas and beliefs go against common sense.
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Stupid, as in 80% of the world's population.
Our daft ways will eventually lead to our self destruction.
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Krita, KDE's answer to Photoshop and GIMP, comes with over 120 brushes.These brushes imitate media ranging from pens and pencils to water colors and acrylics, and textures from bristly to wet. However, if these are not enough, you can find dozens of additional brushes online, including ones designed for GIMP and some basic ones intended for PhotoShop.
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I am always tweaking and tricking my bash environment. I hit the same issues again and again and I always have to look up the solution, time after time. This happens until I get annoyed enough to sit down - okay, generally I am already sitting down but you get the point - and create a custom function, put it in my .bashrc and deploy it to any machine I log on to.
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Command-line utilities like lsof, ps, and netstat may be basic, but they are surprisingly powerful. Many of us still love them and use them regularly.
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To test the speed of our internet connection There are several internet services such as SpeedTest a web service that is available both from Web browsers and mobile application.
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Since we're called Americans, shouldn't Canadians be called Canadans and not Canadians?
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Antopal or Antopol (Belarusian: Антопаль, Russian: Антополь, Yiddish: אנטיפאליע Antipolie) is an agrotown in Belarus near the towns of Kobryn and Brest (Brest-Litowski). The approximate population in a 7 kilometer area from the center of this town is 2,469.[citation needed]
Antopol is situated in the Polesian Lowland near the river Pripyat which flows into the Dnieper River. The Polesian Plain is a region of lakes and moors, well suited for agriculture. It changed hands frequently between Poland and Russia. Between the two world wars, western Polesia was part of the Kresy region of Poland.
Jews in Antopal[edit]
According to Encyclopedia Judaica published during the Cold War, Jews lived in Polesia already in the 14th century. They settled in Antopal in the middle of the 17th Century. The town has an old Jewish Cemetery and a bathhouse. During the Swedish occupation (1706) many Antopal Jews were killed. On the road to the town there are rows of Jewish graves, called "The Swedes." Two emissaries from Jerusalem visited Antopal in the 1880s and mentioned the Jewish community in their records. In 1847, there were 1108 Jews in Antopal and in 1897 about 3140, out of a total population of 3,870.
From time to time, fires broke out in the town. In 1869, almost the entire town was burned down and then rebuilt. Before the 2nd World War, there were 5 Beth Midrash in the town and also a Hassidic Shtibl. The old synagogue burned down during the 1st world war and a new synagogue was built in its place.
Presiding Judge of Antopal and the nearby town of Horodoff, Rabbi Haim S. Zalman Bressler, Rabbi Pinkas Michalek and Rabbi Mordechaie Wizel Rosenblatt. Rabbi Moshe Neeman Akiva of Antopal went to Israel and survived the Safed riots of 1834.
Like many other Polesian Jews, the Jewish inhabitants of Antopal made their living from agriculture. They were landowners and leaseholders. They grew corn and potatoes and had vegetable gardens. Peasants living in the vicinity worked for Jewish farmers. Agricultural cooperatives were founded in Antopal. Before the 1st World War, there were 21 Jewish farms in Antopal. After the war, the economic situation of the Jewish farmers worsened and they received assistance from the J.C.A.
Several famous Americans are descended from Antopal residents. For example, Metropolitan Opera singer Roberta Peters and fiction writer Molly Antopol, author of The UnAmericans (Jewish Colonisation Association).
20th century[edit]
Jews were occupied in fattening geese and imported sickles and scythes from Vienna. Many Jews were carters and hawkers. After Poland's return to independence between the two world wars, Antopol was assigned to Polesie Voivodeship in the Second Polish Republic and remained there until the Nazi-Soviet invasion of Poland in 1939.[1] Bus service was introduced in 1925; connecting Antopol with Kobryn, thereby advancing further development of commerce in the shtetl. In 1921 there were 1,792 Jews in the town, over half of its population of 2,206. In 1935, a new power station was built. A pharmacy opened. There was a dentist clinic and two physicians, one of whom was a family doctor.[2] At that time, many of the community's young people emigrated.
Soon after the Nazi German and the Soviet invasion of Poland at the outbreak of the World War II in September 1939, due to influx of Jews from German-occupied western part of Poland the number of Jews living in Antopol grew to 2,300 out of the total population of 3,000.[2] The area was controlled by the Soviet Union for two years. The Soviet administration requisitioned houses, mainly Jewish. Names of streets were changed: Zamkowa became Revolutionary Street and so on. All businesses were nationalized by the Soviet regime. The Germans captured the town during the 1941 Operation Barbarossa.[2] They deported the Jews to a ghetto from which they were taken to a killing site at Bronna Góra. The ghetto liquidation 'Aktion' that started on October 15, 1942 lasted for four days, until all Jews living in the Antopol Ghetto were killed.[2]
External links[edit]
- ^ Echa Polesia 3 (39) 2013, Miejsca Pamięci Narodowej, Obwód Brzeski (Places of National Memory). Kresy24.pl – Wschodnia Gazeta Codzienna (daily) 2014.
- ^ a b c d המאמר לא זמין בשפה זו, נכון לעכשיו Antopol at Virtual Shtetl 2014.
- Antopal. Jewish Cemeteries JHRG Belarus.org (English)
- Antopal. Synagogues JHRG Belarus.org (English)
- Antopal. Holocaust JHRG Belarus.org (English)
- Antopal (1972), "Antopol". Yizkor Book by Herschel Burston, Tel-Aviv, 494 pages of scanned document. (English)