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Prague Airport's top 12 routes carried 40% of traffic in 2015; now linked to Beijing, Chengdu and Shanghai; welcomes daily A380 operation
During the past year Prague has done something that most modest sized airports outside of Asia have as their number one aim – gaining a link to China. However, the airport has also seen developments in other long-haul markets as well as its new Chinese links. anna.aero takes a look at the airport's traffic trends, […]
Air France still dominates at CDG and Orly, but easyJet and Vueling continue to eat into its share
Air France is still clinging on to having more than 50% of seats and frequencies at its main Paris CDG hub, despite the LCC onslaught. Seven years since our data elves last looked under the hood at the SkyTeam carrier's biggest operations, they check the oil and kick the tyres again.
Jet2.com celebrates its 10th anniversary of Rome Fiumicino services
In this week's Network Planning Community News, Birmingham Airport welcomes the arrival of Iberia Express while HOP! inaugurates flights between Rennes and Amsterdam. More news also from Malaga, London Luton, Leeds Bradford, John C. Tune and Calgary airports as well as Norwegian.
World's busiest international airport makes it onto Arch of Triumph leader board for the second time in 2016
A football philosopher once said: "A win is a win is a win." Wise words that also apply in the Arch of Triumph competition – particularly when there are only two entrants. And just like football…FTWAs are a game of two halves.
HOP! jumps onto Lyon to Luxembourg link
HOP! begins its eighth international service, and 24th route in all, from its Lyon hub.
Bordeaux Airport hops over the five million passenger mark; anna.aero was there to share in the celebrations
On 8 December Bordeaux Airport celebrated its five millionth passenger of 2015, the first time it has reached that milestone. anna.aero was there to witness the celebrations and, of course, try some special cake.
Bordeaux Airport gets ready to celebrate five million passenger milestone; easyJet announces four new routes for next summer
The decision to build a dedicated facility for LCCs has paid off handsomely for Bordeaux Airport. Traffic is up almost 60% in six years. We reveal the leading airlines and routes and how much they are growing.
Ryanair plans German invasion – says Kenny Jacobs; Munich is a must
Be afraid. Be very afraid. Especially if you're Lufthansa or airberlin, as Ryanair is planning to grow its market share in Germany from the 5% it has today, up to 15-20% by 2020. Gulp. anna.aero was on hand at last week's press conference in Cologne's Hilton hotel to get the latest details on the ULCC's […]
Lille Airport's rapid growth since 2011; XL Airways France new for S15
Serving the capital of the Nord-Pas de Calais region and the prefecture of the Nord department, Lille Airport (also known as Lille Lesquin Airport) handled around 1.6 million passengers last year. With a total of 11 airlines flying to 34 destinations, anna.aero takes a closer look at the key players from France's 10th busiest airport.
Pau-Pyrénées Airport targeting return of regular international services
France's 18th busiest airport saw traffic grow 6% last year to over 645,000 passengers. But the loss of international services from CityJet, Ryanair and transavia.com in recent years means the airport is now looking to attract new carriers and routes. anna.aero recently visited the airport and region to find out more.
The tenth annual World Low Cost Airlines Congress in London; the new germanwings; HOP! competes with high-speed rail; and the short-haul fishbowl
The tenth annual WLCAC, held at London Heathrow, saw interviews with germanwings CEO, Thomas Winkelmann; HOP!'s EVP Commercial, Helene Abraham; market share growth discussion panel with KLM, CityJet, germanwings and Copenhagen Airport; discussions on the European short-haul market and a 'one year on' talk from fastjet CCO, Richard Bodin.
Lille Airport (+21.3%) leads French traffic growth of 1.3% in 2013; Air France still growing on domestic routes
With monthly traffic data available from 14 of the top 15 airports, we take a closer look at the latest developments in the French market. We reveal which which airports have been growing fastest, and which are having a tougher year. We also take a closer look at the leading French domestic routes, and what […]


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The Internet is hurting 'Real Hip Hop'
Is there such a thing as real hip hop? I mean, hip hop has been mutating throughout its nearly 40 year run into what it is today. As someone who has watched these changes from the beginning I can assure you-yes, there is such a thing as real hip hop.
Not every type of music gets a title during the height of its cultural enlightenment. Hip hop's came in the 90's with the label of the "Golden Era." The Golden Era was a time in the late 80's-early 90's that firstly solidified that hip hop was not a fad as many thought. Secondly, it proved to be a viable source of income for artists as well as corporate entities. Finally, the Golden Era brought a defined sound to hip hop. Every coast had a discernable sound. An artist could flourish without a "hit" record. Unlike today, they were handing out record deals like hotcakes to anyone with talent. If you had a niche, you had a deal. An artist didn't have to be tough or hood. They could just be. If you liked sampled music with a grimey flow on top you could easily find something from the East coast. If you wanted to know about gang life with some funk behind it you went to the West. Later the South would find it's voice too. There was an equation to the sound of the golden era and everyone (mostly) was happy. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Big Boi, Juicy J coming to the Rave in May
Disappointingly, it looked like there wouldn't be many hip-hop shows in Milwaukee this spring, but the Rave is changing that in a big way.
Paper Holland's 'Happy Belated' a labor of love
"Belated" isn't a strong enough word to describe "Happy Belated," the debut album from peppy guitar-pop band Paper Holland.
The band first began recording songs for the album way back in 2008 and finished the recording in 2009. »Read Full Article
Art museum, War Memorial reach tentative deal
Negotiators for the Milwaukee Art Museum and the War Memorial Center have reached a tentative agreement that will define who controls the landmark center on the lakefront, County Board Chairwoman Marina Dimitrijevic said Wednesday.
The issue arose last year when the art museum proposed it take over management of the center in conjunction with a $25 million renovation project. »Read Full Article(4)
Peter Roller's 'Milwaukee Garage Bands' explores local scene
If you're thinking of picking up Peter Roller's "Milwaukee Garage Bands," turn to Appendix II for a quick view of his research.
"What Was Sought by Playing in a Garage Band?," Roller asked the 40 musicians he surveyed for this book, which began as his doctoral dissertation in ethnomusicology. Recreation topped the list, followed by creative expression, camaraderie and respect of peers. »Read Full Article(1)
Ambition, scruples ensnare the 'Filthy Rich'
With its second-person point of view and its nearly cradle-to-grave arc, reading Mohsin Hamid's "How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia" is like being deeply immersed in a text-based role-playing game - only it's the kind of game Leo Tolstoy might have written, clear-eyed in its dissection of human folly, ambition and love.
Hamid, also the author of "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," casts this novel as a self-help book, speaking directly to an unnamed boy, then man, who wants to get rich in an unnamed country, presumably Hamid's native Pakistan. In doing so he satirizes both the self-help genre and the rags-to-riches tales coming out of contemporary Asia, suggesting that such fortunes, like those of many of America's great robber barons, were built on crimes, opportunism and the occasional well-placed bribe: »Read Full Article
Trumpeter Brian Lynch to play at Jazz Estate
Although jazz trumpet star Brian Lynch left Milwaukee to seek, and find, his fortune in New York and other jazz meccas, he returns regularly to maintain a visiting faculty residency at his alma mater, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.
At 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Lynch will perform at the Jazz Estate, 2423 N. Murray Ave. On the bill with him are two local horn stars, trumpeter Eric Jacobson and tenor saxophonist Eric Schoor. Lynch's sterling Conservatory colleagues make up the rhythm section: Mark Davis, piano; Jeff Hamann, bass; and Dave Bayles, drums. »Read Full Article
Tiptree Award goes to Kiernan novel, Salaam collection
Caitlin R. Kiernan's novel "The Drowning Girl: A Memoir" and Kiini Ibura Salaam's story collection "Ancient, Ancient" have been named winners of the annual James Tiptree Jr. Award, presented each Memorial Day weekend at the WisCon sci-fi convention in Madison.
Founded in 1991, the Tiptree is a literary prize awarded by a jury each year for "science fiction or fantasy that expands or explores our understanding of gender." Its title comes from the masculine pen name of the late Alice B. Sheldon, who wrote excellent science fiction under the Tiptree name. When the sci-fi world discovered that the presumed male Tiptree was a female writer, a lot of discussion followed. »Read Full Blog Post
Cast of FX show "Archer" to appear at Riverside
April is stacking up to be a celebration of FX shows at the Riverside Theater.
Jewel, Queensryche to perform greatest hits at Potawatomi
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story indicated that the version of Queensryche without frontman Geoff Tate would be performing at Potawatomi Bingo Casino May 16. But the version of Queensryche that is performing at the casino is the one with frontman Geoff Tate. We regret the error.
After selling more than 27 million albums since the mid-'90s, singer-songwriter Jewel was overdue for a greatest hits compilation. After releasing "Greatest Hits" last month, Jewel will be performing "You Were Meant for Me," "Foolish Games" and other well-known tracks from the album live at Potawatomi Bingo Casino's Northern Lights Theater June 18 and 19. »Read Full Article
See Madison-based Phox's wildly ambitious new video EP "Confetti"
Typically, a band will release one music video for one song from an album, then call it a wrap.
On Tap Today: The great outdoors, indoors
What better marketing for an indoor event touting going outside than a winter storm?
It seems like, every year, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show starts amid nasty cold, lots of snow and other wintery unpleasantness. Sure enough, 2013 is no exception. The Sports Show starts today at noon at State Fair Park's Wisconsin Exposition Center in West Allis. »Read Full Blog Post
Field Report, Cory Chisel lead WAMI nominees
Milwaukee folk band Field Report and Appleton-bred Americana duo Cory Chisel and the Wandering Sons lead the major nominations for the 33rd annual Wisconsin Area Music Industry Awards, to be held April 14 at Turner Hall Ballroom, 1040 N. 4th St.
They're the only bands up for WAMIs in each of the top three categories: artist of the year, album of the year and song of the year. Field Report landed a record deal with Partisan Records and provided opening support for Counting Crows and Aimee Mann, while Sons traveled the world opening for Norah Jones and released an album on Brendan Benson's Readymade Records, co-founded by Hartland native Emily White. »Read Full Article(1)

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Matt Carroll hit the big shots and even chipped a tooth so that the Charlotte Bobcats wouldn't blow another big lead.
Carroll scored all 16 of his points in the fourth quarter and the Bobcats held on for a 101-89 win over the Utah Jazz on Friday night.
The Bobcats dominated early, but the Jazz whittled a 20-point halftime to four with just over four minutes left. It started to feel similar to both teams' performances two nights earlier, when the Bobcats blew a 19-point lead and lost at New York, while the Jazz came from 21 down in the fourth quarter to win in Atlanta.
But Carroll prevented both from happening again, and it started with a bizarre play early in the fourth quarter.
Carroll, who hadn't attempted a shot in the first three quarters, launched a 3-pointer from the right wing. Andrei Kirilenko lunged at him and Carroll's follow-through hit him in the mouth, chipping his tooth. The shot fell and Kirilenko was called for the foul.
"It was hanging and he just grabbed it and threw it to the ground," Carroll said. "I said to him, 'Are you OK?' and he said, 'It's just a tooth.' I'm thinking this guy is one tough Russian. I thought he was going to break me the next time I came down court."
Carroll completed the 4-point play, then had a 3-point play with 3:14 left that gave Charlotte a 92-84 lead.
Carroll's deep 3-pointer with 50 seconds left put it away for the Bobcats, who continued an unlikely trend of seemingly beating only the NBA's elite. Charlotte has only seven wins, but four are against division leaders Detroit, San Antonio, Orlando and now Utah, which is 2-3 all-time against the NBA's newest team.
"If we made baskets, we wouldn't just be killing the giants," Bobcats coach Bernie Bickerstaff said of the team's season-long shooting woes.
Emeka Okafor had 21 points and 10 rebounds, Raymond Felton added 18 points and 12 assists and Primoz Brezec had 14 points and 11 rebounds for the Bobcats, who had 16 offensive rebounds.
Carlos Boozer had 22 points and 14 rebounds -- his league-leading 20th double-double -- and Mehmet Okur scored 19 points despite playing through a bruised chest muscle for the Jazz, who couldn't come from a 20-point deficit to win for the third time this season.
"I was disappointed with the way we started the game. They did a terrific job of just waxing us," Utah coach Jerry Sloan said.
The Jazz managed just 13 points in the first quarter and fell behind 29-15 early in the second as Okafor and Brezec had their way inside.
Sloan called two timeouts and picked up a technical foul midway through the second quarter, but it didn't help. Okafor's dunk with 2:57 left gave the Bobcats' their first 20-point lead and it was 53-33 at halftime.
"We always play the same scenario," Kirilenko said. "We seem to relax in the beginning. We need to play more consistent."
The Jazz chipped away at the deficit in the third quarter, and Matt Harpring hit three straight shots to start the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 78-70.
Charlotte was leading 59-42 when Brevin Knight, who returned after missing four of the previous six games, left after aggravating a groin strain. Knight, who had seven points and nine assists, said he plans to a see specialist next week and will likely miss at least a week.
That left Felton, who shot 5-for-19, as the only true point guard, but Charlotte had only 13 turnovers.
"We dug another hole and couldn't come out of it," said Jazz guard Deron Williams, who shot 2-for-9 in the first half. "I don't know what it is. I have no clue. We've got to stop it."
- Okur and Charlotte's Jake Voskuhl were each given technical fouls late in the third quarter after some light shoving under the basket. Dick Bavetta, one of the officials who worked the Nuggets-Knicks brawl last week, separated the two.
- Bickerstaff said he complained to the league that New York never had clear possession and shouldn't have been granted a timeout with 0.1 seconds left in the second overtime on Wednesday night, setting up David Lee's winning tip-in at the buzzer.


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AUGUSTA, Ga. - Mrs. Regina Brown, 58, of Caddenwoods Drive, entered into rest March 22, 2010. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs. Brown, a native of Jacksonville, Fla., was a member of Sharon Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, Larry Brown, Sr., Augusta; a daughter, Bashira (Wayne) Steward, Hawaii; a son, Larry Brown, Jr., Augusta; four brothers, Reginald Henry, San Francisco, Calif., Moses (Pamela) Henry, Jacksonville, Fla., Michael A. Henry, Pensacola, Fla., and Mark A. Henry, Westbury, N.Y.; mother in law, Gertrude Morgan Brown, Philadelphia, Pa.; a host of other relatives and friends. Friends may call at the residence, 1010 Caddenwoods Drive, Augusta. G. L. Brightharp & Sons Mortuary, 614 West Avenue, North Augusta, S.C. (803) 279-0026.
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To Regina's husband, her children, her family and friends. I worked with Regina at Lowes for a long time and we had an instant friendship. She was one of the kindest people I've ever met very giving and very loving. She talked often about the love she had for her family.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I pray you find peace in the the knowledge that Regina was loved by everyone she met.
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The Red Room in West KensingtonUnited KingdomLondon
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This is a lovely sunny room in a beautiful home in West Kensington. You will have a comfortable bed, a wardrobe and your own sink.
A good internet connection. It is close to Olympia Centre and with great connections transport connections.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
A nice cosy bedroom in a lovely house in West Kensington. The room has a double bed, wardrobe for you to keep your clothes, a desk and a vanity unity (sink) for your exclusive use.
Reliable wireless internet available too.
The house is five minutes from West Kensington Station and Olympia. It is a nice quiet street in the middle of a central location. Good bus connections and a walk away from Holland Park and High Street Kensington.
Close to many restaurants and great shopping (Westfield Shopping Centre in Shepperd's Bush and High Street Kensington.
The flat is comfortable and we have a large kitchen where you can warm up your food and eat in the kitchen table.
I am helpful and friendly, so I am happy to help you in whatever I can.
The neighbourhood is safe, with lots of buses and three nearby underground stations to take you anywhere in London.
This is a great location and you will sleep in a very comfortable bed in a room full of character.
Nearby shopping: High Street Kensington, Westfield Shopping Mall in Shepperd's Bush.
Attractions: Holland Park (7mins walk), Kensington Gardens and Hyde park (10 mins bus ride and 20 mins walk), Royal Albert Hall, Natural History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum, Science Museum (third stop in the tube), Notting Hill gate and Portobello Market (20 mins walk or a 15 mins bus ride), Kew gardens (15 mins by tube), Enbankment station for Trafalgar Square and the South Bank (20 mins by tube), Buckingham Palace (15 mins to St James Park by tube or a 45 minutes walk through Kensington, Knightsbridge, Hyde park.
Guest Access
Kitchen and shared bathroom with one or two people. There is a separate toilet too and you will have your own sink in the bedroom.
Interaction with Guests
I am friendly and helpful. Please read all the reviews and you will find out what other people think about me. I have a friendly cat in the house too.
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The neighbourhood is safe and with a central location near three tube stations and plenty of restaurants and shops. This is a great place if you happen to be working or visiting Olympia Exhibition Centre and High St Kensington.
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Three tube stations, West Kensington (3 mins walk), Olympia station and exhibition hall (5 mins walk) and Barons Court 8 mins walk.
So, we got a choice of the District Line, Piccadilly and the Overground, plus many bus routes that will take you to other places in London through the beautiful Kensington Area. Buses are a great way to get to know Central London.
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I will let you know what bathroom to use, but you will usually share one with me. There is a separate toilet to use and you will also have your own sink in your bedroom.
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There will be a charge of £10 per washing if you need to do your laundry
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I will need a proof of ID, this can be a passport or a driver's license from you, please.
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I hope so because I'm just not a big fan of NES & SNES... Out of all the Wii VC those consoles didn't get much play due to the games being way too easy or generally just plain boring
LOL @ NES and SNES games being "way too easy". I can't think of a game I've bought for a console since the N64 that I haven't beaten, yet could name dozens of 8 and 16-bit games I haven't been able to finish without using an "invincibility" cheat. Hell, try playing through Super Metroid or A Link to the Past without checking a walk-through guide or beating Mega Man 3 without throwing your controller against the wall at least once!
I agree that there are many hard NES and SNES games but you chose your examples badly. I think most of the people should be able to beat Super Metroid and Link to the Past without guide. Mega Man 3 is better example but there are still huge amount of even harder games for those consoles.
I want Virtual Console games for Wii U now. One per month is so slow pace and it'll continue that way for too long. I have so many games I want to download now but I'm debating between waiting for them to appear for Wii U or just getting them from Wii Shop Channel.
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April Maupin reformed her driving habits, cut her gasoline consumption in half and made $50 last a lot longer than it once did.
"I used to think that nothing I did could make a big enough difference in cutting costs," Maupin said.
But she has found otherwise.
Maupin, who drives a 2001 Honda Accord with a 15-gallon tank, has taken up fuel economy with a vengeance.
Maupin coasts into traffic stops, resists gunning the engine even when other drivers honk their horns and keeps her speed 5 to 10 mph under the posted limit.
"I was never concerned about gas before because I wasn't trying to conserve, but now I never drive over 60 mph," she said.
To keep consumption to a minimum, Maupin, a receptionist for KAMR-TV, combines trips and avoids nonessential driving. She drives home twice a week for lunch and brings lunch on the other three days. She buys groceries after church on Saturday and when she pays for groceries, she puts $50 on her Wal-Mart gift card specifically for gasoline. She saves 3 cents per gallon by paying with the card, a discount available to shoppers who use Wal-Mart credit cards and gift cards.
Her new way of driving, eliminating and combining trips, and using the gift card have cut fuel expenses. Where she once filled up weekly or more frequently, Maupin stretches the time between fill-ups to nearly two weeks.
"I know that every little thing adds up, and it's big savings to me," she said.
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recently stayed for three nights in this newly renovated hotel in the cannaregio area of venice.we were in the annex which was down an alley but it was well lit at night,they are still working on another part of the building but we did not hear any noise at all.also the small bridge next to the hotel is closed for repairs so you will have to do a bit of a detour if you are following directions if walking to the hotel.you are within walking distance of everywhere but wear flat shoes as there are a lotof bridges to cross!!it is a three minute walk to the vaporetto stop ORTO
the hotel itself was spotless the room was beautiful although it did not have a view and was quite small,everything was brand new and excellent quality-the breakfast was a feast it really set you up for the day the staff were all very helpful polite and spoke excellent english.
the area around the hotel looked mainly residential it was very quiet at night but bustling during the day with local markets shops etc
there was a small shop on the corner of the next fondamenta which sold wine by the litre just take in an empty bottle and they fill it for 1.90 a litre and you can buy pizza for two euros a slice so you can eat cheaply if you are on a budget or just want a snack
all in all we would higly recommend this hotel as it is not too touristy but close enough to the main attractions
the bar was relaxing after along day on your feet and not too expensive
a little off the beaten track but truly charming this was the real venice and we loved it
Great hotel! Clean, quiet with character
My husband and my self has the privlege staying at this hotel, its about a 10 min walk from the train station. Upon arriving we had no idea where it was so we took a water taxi. It was a ripe off, 50 euros , but I really didnt care at the time! The hotel is off the main canal which is great! It was very quiet and very clean! It had the best breakfast we had on our trip! THe hotel was recently renovated so everything was new! It is close to St Marks square, walking distance about 15 min. Venice by far was my favorite city in Italy! And the best hotel we stayed at! I do recommend not opening your windows, Mosquitos will eat you up! Great cafes! beautiful hotel!
Wonderful hotel!
A charming hotel in a beautiful, quiet location only a very short walk to the central attractions. Staff were discreet, friendly and helpful. Had a 'standard' double room - but nothing standard about this. Although a little on the small side it was beautifully decorated in Oriental style, with all modern amenities and a lovely bathroom. Staff turned the bedsheets over in the evening - a nice touch. The hotel is clearly new and in impeccable condition. Also a great breakfast. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to avoid the noise and hordes of St Mark's Square, which is a mere twenty minute walk away. Very easy to get here from the train station or the airport via public transport and a very short walk. Explore some of the side streets to discover some great little restaurants which are much better value than the standard tourist fare. Don't be afraid if the menu is in Italian only - this means that the Venetians actually eat there!
Very nice stay
Stayed 3 nights in early April. Besides it is LONG walk from train station especially when we had heavy luggage (should have taken a water bus, but still a good 10 min walk) The stay was wonderful. the hotel is worthy of its 4 stars rating. Very nice decorating throughout hotel lobby, eating area and room. Breakfast has great selection and excellent fruit salad, the waiters are very helpful.
Smooth as the Silk Trade Trail
Our stay here was near the end of March 2004, following a week-long
riverboat trip on the Po, a train trip and stay in Florence and Tuscany
and back to Venice and the Ai D' Mori. After sitting on the train for
three hours and arriving on a sunny day, we decided to stretch our legs
and walk from the train station. We did not time the distance or feel
the need to do so. Wheeling our single suitcases was brief enough and
not a problem, and allowed us to get the flavor of Cannaregio sestieri
and to pass by signs of many hotels, located down very narrow alleys,
that we had considered. As soon as we saw the Ai D' Mori, we knew we
had made our reservation in the right hotel. Sparkle, cleanliness and
attention to detail greet ed us immediately and continued as we stepped
inside. The reservation desk personnel were professionally attired,
prompt and helpful.
The bellman took us via elevator to room #108. Even the key was an elegant brass one with a silk maroon tassel, and there was a special niche inside the door on which to place it. Outside this room was a sitting area decorated in tasteful antiques and reproductions. A short distance down the corridor was a light-drenched nicely decorated lounge overlooking the canal. We decided it would be the perfect place to enjoy a drink from the hotel ground-floor bar on our return in the evening.
Our room had coffered 10-foot ceilings, three windows tiered in double
drapes and was spacious. There was no view except the building next
door but we did not mind--we did not expect to use the room except for
sleeping, as we were here to explore Venice. Even the closet doors had
inlaid marquetry and the closets interiors were lighted (something we
did not find in any other accommodations in Italy--handy if you want to
retrieve glasses or something from pockets without turning on lights at
night). Just beyond the closets, an arabesque arch, in keeping with the
hotel theme, led into the room. There was also a table and chairs and a
desk. My husband tried out the bed and satellite TV while I took a
refreshing shower in the large, well-apointed blue and white tiled
bathroom, complete with bidet. The towels were also ample. Ready for
adventure, we stopped at the desk on our way out asking for the name of
a cartography(map) shop and hoping for the possibility of a live
Vivaldi concert for the evening somewhere in Venice. We were promptly
given both and directions to the locations, plus a map of Venice.
Afternoon led to evening and dinner and an amazing concert. It was near
midnight when we returned to the Ai D' Mori from the concert, held near
the Academia bridge vaporetta stop. We did not feel at all unsafe
walking from the vaporetta stop back to the hotel. There was still
quite a bit of foot traffic on the streets and especially on the
Fondamente de la Sensa, the street of the hotel, where locals seem to
linger outside and talk along the lesser canal. There is a water taxi
stop right outside the hotel. A nice touch, when we could no longer
keep our eyes open, was returning to our room to find that not only had
the bed been turned down, but fresh linen mats had been laid on the
floor on each side of the bed. Showered and slippered, one could get
into bed without trodding barefoot after others who had previously
occupied the room. The room was quiet and restful, and not at all
stuffy. Next morning, before we came to the ground floor, we could
smell the hot breakfast rolls baking. The breakfast room is streaming
with light, squeaky clean, and had lovely floor to ceiling white silk
patterned drapes and nice table linen. Cappaccino came quickly and we
moved to graze over a huge breakfast buffet of cold cereals. yogurts,
freah fruit compote of strawberries, kiwi, bananas, grapes, melon and
apples, warm boiled eggs, several cold meats and cheese, juices, single
fresh fruits, and of course, the lovely hot breads. Who wouldn't
linger? Who wouldn't give the Ai D' Mori a try? We hated to leave and
will stay there again.
Won't stay here again!!
A friend and I recently spent one night in Venice and chose this hotel based on information found on the internet. Contrary to what they advertise, the Oriente is NOT 300 meters from the train station, it's more like a 1 mile hike (especially fun when you are carrying luggage).
It is also NOT near St. Marcos Square. This hotel isn't near anything.
Worse than the location was the attitude of the hotel staff and management. When we questioned the manager about how they were supposed to be only 300 meters from the train station, he said that he made the walk everyday and it's no big deal and then insinuated that we were just lazy! They also don't tell you that half of the rooms are in a separate building, located in a very narrow, dark alleyway. When we complained about the location of our room (I wouldn't walk down an alley like that in my hometown), we found out that there was a nicer room, located in the main building that was available. The room was also very stuffy, there was no air conditioning, so we slept with the window open (being two single females, we didn't feel comfortable doing this in a ground floor room). Just a few minutes after turning the light out, the room was infested by mosquitos! We woke up covered with bug bites. Then the smell of sewage started to blow in, so we had to close the window. The manager refunded half of our money, but it didn't make up for their horrible attitude. I would not recommend this hotel!!
Brand new hotel lives up to it's name
I recently had the pleasure of staying at this hotel for just 1 night.
This hotel like many others in Venice is not hard to get to once to figure out the streets of Venice. The hotel is close to the train station and you can get to most attractions very easily from it. The staff is very welcoming, friendly, and was quick to offer their recommendation of where to eat when asked. The breakfast at this hotel was the best I had in Italy. The room had a safe for your valuables; they turn down your bed in the evening, and even give you the weather report for the next day. Very pleasant stay would recommend to anyone visiting Venice.
The Jewel of the Orient in Venice
Visted this gem of a hotel for 5 days in February - brand new and well appointed. Staff incredibly friendly and helpful with a plentiful breakfast to set you up for the day. Loved being just outside of the tourist area - only a 20-minute walk to the centre and loads of opportunity to get 'lost' down a number of side streets to see the real Venice. Only 5 minute walk from the station and loads of good restaurants, though we managed to find some real treats and ate where we were the only tourists!! Close to the waterbus stop that took you to a Murano and the airport. It was easy to get to and if we were ever lost or could walk no further again hopped on to the waterbus and within minutes were back at our hotel.
Very cosy, comfy, quiet, fantastic value!
First of all, this hotel just opened, everything is spotless, the reception/bar are very nice and kept their character. Tha staff is nice as well as very helpfull. The breakfast is the best of my italian trip.
Located close enough to the station, in a quiet area, perfect after days running through the city. The hotel seems to have been built in a old very big house, which has been split in several housing. So some rooms are accessible only through another door, from a narrow street, taht cross along the hotel from on canal to another. It is very romantic. The only thing is that because of the tide, when you go back to your room, the bathroom may stink, but it is not a problem because it does invade the room at all, you just have to let some water running for 5 second in the bath/sink/toilet/bidet to replace the U-bend water, and it's gone. I will definitly come back on my next trip.
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Its a game that everything works as it should. Lara's character has awesome graphics and her voice is perfect. The tombs are great as the player has to think more than shoot his way through. The main story unlocks new weapons for Lara and there are many tutorials through the game on how to use those new weapons. The combat system is demanding and fun at the same time. However the map is small and there aren't many tombs to explore and as a consequence the 100% completion could be achieved in a short time under 30 hours. Yet this game totally worth's spending money to buy especially now that its price has dropped.
Best Tomb Raider game I played so far! Maybe even best third person action game I have played. It helps, if you have played previous Tomb Raider games, then you can see the involvement to this point, what the game has to offer now. If you have powerful enough PC, then you just stop a lot and look around at the beautiful scenery, it can also be sometimes horrifying sites. It's hard not to sympathize, what Lara have live through to just stay alive. There a lot to do and in this large island and it is also interesting to explore. What makes it extra fun is, that you can always go back to previous campsites and look for the missing artefacts. You are always looking for weapon parts to make your weapons stronger and gain experience points for completing your goals or fighting the enemies. There are also lot of clever puzzle parts in the game, mostly in tombs, what has been always been part of the Tomb Raider games. I highly recommend this game to anyone who have played previous Tomb Raider games or who likes to play third person puzzle action games.
Tomb Raider is a masterclass about how to revive a franchise. We would all agree that before that Tomb Raider was far from what it was, talking about game itself but specially sales. This reboot changed everything and got Lara Croft back again. This more humanized Lara Croft doesn't jump like crazy shooting and avoiding bullets as if you were Neo from Matrix, this Lara Croft is strong but vulnerable, and you'll fear for her life even thought she is so iconic it is impossible that something like that could happen. Tomb Raider looks like something totally new and fresh, but if you take the time to think about it you will realize it is not that different from the previous Lara Croft titles. This reboot goes for a "limited" open world experience as there is not much backtracking and free playing. More like huge levels where you can find different objects such as collectibles and stuff to do. Shooting mechanics are awesome, like really awesome. Tomb Raider works fine as a mixture of platform and third person shooter genres. Not only the mechanic itself but the whole experience of those fights is brilliant. I was shocked about how good the sound of the fireshots from the guns are. Those sounds are unique, and made the sound from other shooter games just monotonous. Perfect for those who love Lara Croft over the years, and perfect for new comers. Tomb Raider is a must have.
Having played the previous tomb raiders, this version of "Tomb Raider" really marks a shift in design. First, Tomb Raider is very very action oriented. I say this because in the older tomb raider games, there was always some kind of lull between puzzles and combat. They have puzzles in Tomb Raider, but not enough. It's more akin to a stealth action third person shooter than it is a tomb raider game. There are barely any tombs and most tombs are... merely a cave. Most of the levels are above ground giving you a sense of an open world. The game does have an open world but it's extremely linear because you have to progress by following a certain path or direction. Gameplay wise, its fun to upgrade your weapons and fire your guns. I really enjoyed the melee which was nice for a tomb raider game. Actually, I enjoy the animations of the melee more because they did a good job showing how hard it is for Laura to stab someone to death. Not to mention, there was a unique melee animation for each weapon from a bk to an assault rifle. Visually, the game look great and it is beyond comparison to the older games. The plot is interesting to say the least but the ending is really worth it. My favourite moment was when she used the two handguns and that moment really shined as the "prequel moment."
This game had me hooked from start to finish. I managed to finish it in about 2 days, and got a 70% completion rating upon finishing the main story-line after 14 hours. Everything about the game felt fluid and enthralling. As I progressed through the main story-line (I'm not a completionist, I never aim for 100% completion rating) I deviated many times to do optional tombs that were short and sweet. All of the relics, diaries and journal passages had really good voice acting and added to the story-line in a compelling way that I haven't felt in a long time! Get this game!
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Although some use the number of unemployed who voluntarily left their last jobs as an indicator of workers' confidence in the labor market, one should question how appropriate that use is.
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The use of the job leavers' share of total unemployment is an even more problematic barometer of workers' confidence. Because job leavers are such a small share of the unemployed—just 13.3 percent in 1999—any change in their share can largely reflect declines or increases in the other categories of unemployment. Job losers, in particular, make up the largest share of unemployment and are the most cyclically sensitive.
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Lots of reasons have been posited for the fact that McNabb's contract was reworked, and not extended. Here's an angle that hasn't gotten a lot of media attention - Andy Reid also is currently under contract only through 2010.
We've all speculated about the state of the Reid-McNabb relationship, in the wake of McNabb's benching last Nov. 23. But we don't really know how either man, deep down, feels about the other. The vibe I'm getting is that McNabb considers Reid a crucial piece of what's attractive about this situation. It's obvious there are things DMac could do without, in his 11th year here - the CSI-type scrutiny his every word undergoes, for example. Apparently, though, McNabb does not want to do without Reid.


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A grounds crew member at the base of the steps shouted "Mo-nayyyy." The Chicago team's parents pointed to Davis and hollered "that's the girl." A young fan hopped into Taney's line, aimed his phone, and snapped a selfie. "Girl power," shouted two women.
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1996 Ford Taurus Wagon LX 4dr Wagon
We bought the car used, with 120,000 miles on it. I figure any car over 100,000 miles is going to need repairs eventually. A new transmission was the first major repair. then 2 alternators were replaced at $600 each. Then we found a oil seal leak was fouling the alternator. Then a couple of tranny line leaks, that I fixed. Front struts and rear springs. Then I replaces all the plastic tabs that hold the interior door panels on. Then I cleaned the air intake with brake cleaner. That was over 50,000 miles ago. Since then, no problems. the duratech engine keeps running, the ride is comfortable, and everything works at sub zero temps unlike my 2007 Honda.it was still cheaper than a car payment
Good in the snow, roomy, great for the family, nice ride, an engine that doesn't quit. all electronics, and engine starts in sub zero temps. I still like the rounded streamlined design, in the age of "box" cars. power driver seat, temperature climate control, heated mirrors, cruise on the steering wheel, jump seat for kids in the rear, great cargo capacity, good lines of site. 200hp engine that chirps tire in 2nd gear (if you floor it) 18 city and 24+mpg highway
placement of the alternator, and AC, gets fouled when oil pan gasket leaks (common problem on all Taurus) I have no real repair complaints, for a car that was designed to go about 120,000 150,000 miles.
Owning this car has been a huge disappointment. The comfortable interior is deceiving because everything else about it is junk. It pays to do your research. I didn't and I've had the same problems many other people encounter. Transmission went at 150k, air conditioning went before that, interior panels kept falling off, leaks at radiator and frost plug which is expensive to fix since it's hard to reach, coolant reservoir burst, faulty water pump, sensors what's next? I'll never buy a Ford again.
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1996 Ford Taurus Wagon GL 4dr Wagon
Bought my '96 Taurus with 20k miles on, a week later transmission broke down and it was replaced by the dealer. The transmission performance is miserable, dealer could never properly fix it, lots of problems and trips to the dealer, got tired of it. Service engine light on all for years, nobody seens to know whats wrong with the car, at 120k miles car got no ac, no heater, transmission going bad again, engine often stalls, ... A real mess. Nowadays you can only enjoy a Ford for a couple years before becomes a nightmare,
Power windows very fast,nice looking car, roomy interior, third sit at back.
Transmission shifting should be smooth.
My last car was an Escort and I really loved it. That is, until I started driving my Taurus. The vision is great. The most comfortable seats yet. Even being 10 years old it looks stylish. I also got a very good buy. I am a very pleased Taurus driver.
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Bought the car use with 40,000 miles. Now, it is over 100,000 ... other than tires and brakes, not a single repair bill. I never change the oil, or check any fluids. Plus, I only paid 4K.
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Now that my wife and I have lived one year in the city of Chicago and four years in the west suburbs … there is one thing I know for certain. The location of the best ice cream shops. I just listed 13 total. In addition, most of them usually have a "flavor of the week".
I believe it is perfectly OK to promote ice cream with passion. So if changing the "flavor of the week" every week satisfies the customer … especially me … hey … do it. Regarding ice cream … there are no rules.
Lately however, I have seen the same approach to spiritual matters. Some call it religion.
One week this is the favorite and most popular way to believe. Next week, make a few adjustments, then add a new twist to your "belief system". How are the Hollywood stars or famous athletes worshiping these days ? Let's give that a try. The "be good-do good" religion is really popular in the cool circles. Let's jump on board.
The only ingredient in ice cream that really matters is milk … leave milk out and it simply is not ice cream. The only ingredient in a relationship with God that really matters is Jesus Christ … leave Him out and your worship is worthless. Is this my opinion ? No. This is God's plan and He promotes it in a book. Regarding eternal spiritual values … God make the rules.
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If you are looking for old-world character within easy reach of the sights and scenery of the Cotswolds, this privately owned cottage offers the ideal holiday / vacation rental. The cottage itself is over 200 years old, grade 2 listed, with plenty of original features, including inglenook fireplace and old elm beams, but it is beautifully maintained, and includes modern conveniences such as full central heating, and broadband equipped computer available for your use. There are unspoiled views from all windows. It is in a very quiet and peaceful village location with lovely countryside surroundings, and its own secluded garden, in a convenient position between Oxford and Stratford upon Avon. It provides excellent accommodation for up to 4 adults plus a child. Cot and highchair can be provided. Note that over Christmas/ New Year, only longer lets will be available. For further pictures and details, with comments from our guest book, please also see our own web site www.bluerow.co.uk.
Hello Sheila,
We really had a wonderful time. The cottage is so lovely. Everything we needed was there. And good weather !!! Also nice to have ;)
It's also perfect located to visit Blenheim, Oxford, Broadway, Stow, Chipping Campden,….
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Maaike, Ingelmunster, Belgium
A beautiful cottage with lots of character. Given Blue Row cottages have a 200 year history the owners have kept the charm of the cottage in its furnishing and decoration. It is cosy, spotlessly clean and has all the modern conveniences a family expects. It is in an idyllic village setting, with a lovely garden, in easy reach by car of Oxford, Stratford upon Avon and the pretty Cotswolds villages. Lots of helpful information sent before we arrived and plenty of information at the cottage of various places to visit. We spent a lovely week with our 2 teenagers exploring the area and wouldn't hesitate to book the cottage again. We have spent time in lots of different cottages and places in the UK over the years and Blue Row is by far one of the best cottages we have stayed in – highly recommend!
A lovely combination of it's old character but with the mod cons we have come to appreciate. Felt like you were away from everything, the only noise we heard was that of the many birds who visited the lovely garden. Yet so many beautiful places were only a short drive away.
Everything was clean and ready for us. Instructions were very clear and helpful. As were the owners especially when I lost all my emails including the instructions. Sheila very kindly and speedily sent them all again.
The housekeeper was available in the event of any problems.
Overall a really lovely place to stay.
The cottage was wonderful, located in a great little village in the Cotswolds with easy connections to London as well. We stayed with our three (older) kids and had a wonderful time. Great charm and modern conveniences as well. Just nothing negative I could possibly say. Owners were easy to deal with and very fair in every respect.
We stayed at this property for 2 weeks. What a gem we found! The cottage is everything described in the information provided by the owner but much, much more! This property exceeded our expectations. Everything about it is of the highest calibre - well-appointed kitchen; lovely dining room looking out to a manicured garden; extremely comfortable beds and a sitting room with very comfortable sofas. Its location is ideal for day trips into many of the wonderful Cotswold towns and villages. The closest town, Chipping Norton, just a 10 minute drive away, has all the services we needed. A great supermarket at the Co-op, interesting boutique shops and even a Fair came to town during our stay.
Communication before we arrived with the owner was superb. Answers to our questions were immediately given and a significant flight delay creating a huge challenge with the arrival time at the cottage was handled efficiently and very professionally by the caretaker.
The village of Swerford is charming and very quiet which only adds to the beauty. Parking was very convenient just across from the front door. An information manual prepared for guests provided information on everything within the cottage as well as clear and concise facts about local attractions; places of interest; and food and beverage places.
We have stayed at many rental properties throughout Europe but this cottage excelled in every aspect. It is ideal for a couple or a small family. Blue Row Cottage is an exemplary property and offers a wonderful experience. We highly recommend it and if we are fortunate enough to return to the Cotswolds, we hope this cottage will be available.
We had a very beautiful time in Blue Row Cottage. The guides and leaflets in the cottage were very helpful, and we made some nice walks in and around Swerford. We enjoyed our trips to Waddesdon, Blenheim Palace and Warwick Castle. Also, we visited Oxford and old villages of the Cotswolds, like Bourton-on-the-Water and Stratford-upon-Avon. The cottage was very well equiped, it felt like home! Many thanks!
D. family, The Netherlands, May 2015
Blue Row Cottages in Swerford was perfect for our family of five. It had all the charm we were hoping for in a cottage in the Cotswolds. It also had all the amenities we needed (kitchen, television, wifi, laundry).
The cottage is next door to a lovely old church. Swerford is a tiny little village, but there are lots of pubs, restaurants, supermarkets, etc very close. If you can't find what you're looking for, you're not looking properly.
The owners put together a great information kit for tenants, which we found really helpful. We found places to eat, places to visit, walks to do.
There is so much to see and do in this beautiful area: the charming scenery of the Cotswolds, changing at every turn in the road; Medieval castles, Saxon churches, Roman remains, mysterious Neolithic sites; picturesque market towns, many National Trust properties, too many stately homes with beautiful gardens to list individually, attractions for children, footpaths to walk, and wonderful pubs with real ale brewed locally. Blenheim Palace and Stratford upon Avon are within easy reach, together with other attractive Cotswold villages. If you stay a week, you'll wish it was two! Swerford is a quiet and unspoiled village around a church and village green, built out of picturesque Cotswold stone and Stonesfield slate, when the only disturbance is the occasional group of bell-ringers who come to ring the church bells in summer. There are village shops within a short drive in the next village. Our own web site (www.bluerow.co.uk) has information about the numerous attractions & activities nearby.
Other Activities: Sightseeing, visiting stately homes
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25 Sep 2016 - 17 Dec 2016
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Christmas / New Year
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Note no weekend bookings. Rates are inclusive of bed linen and towels, water, normal central heating, electricity and final cleaning. In winter the heating can run continuously and we may have to make an additional charge for this of £50 a week. These rates are quoted for a maximum party size of 4 adults and a baby. 30% deposit needed to secure booking, balance payable 8 weeks prior to arrival,
These rates are quoted for a maximum party size of 4 adults and 1 child. 30% deposit needed to secure booking, balance payable 8 weeks prior to arrival, together with a security deposit of £150. The security deposit is held against key loss and breakages or damage, and is returnable within 10 working days by direct bank transfer after inventory check. Please contact us for more details.
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