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The Fill the Gap Marketing Academy, Lincoln is the place to come if you want to learn how to grow your business. Perfect for small and medium sized businesses, it is an opportunity to mingle with marketing specialists, listen to expert marketing speakers and gain practical insights that can be instilled into your business for growth. This month, our theme is 'HOW TO WRITE KILLER CONTENT'
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Skip to comments.Sandy Victim: Staten Island Has Become The Forgotten Borough
Posted on 12/07/2012 6:26:21 AM PST by BCW
Staten Island resident Scott McGrath is still demanding answers a month after the storm. Eric Bolling spoke with Mr. McGrath about the lack of relief despite the back-patting that is occurring on Capitol Hill. (8 min video)
(Excerpt) Read more at nation.foxnews.com ...
Really demonstrates the lack of federal and local help in this nation from the Socialists...
I saw this the other day and finally found it...
They love to praise themselves - while real citizens are let out in the cold...a month has gone by and the only thing running are the bulldozers!
It's a lesson taught throughout history, yet one that statists never learn: Government CAN'T do what citizens do best.
And how many people continue to vote for this socialism in Staten Island?
Zippy doesn't need your votes now.
Hey, don't they realize that Bush isn't President, and can't be blamed for it, so now it can be brushed aside. ??? Move on, we have other pressing business.
Exactly what I was thinking...I wonder what % voted for him right after the storm...waiting for the knight in shining armor to come to the rescue...
I wonder if anyone has Photoshopped Zero in armor — like that Nazi poster where Hitler was glorified as such???
No way. O said he'd be there. Oh wait, it's a 20 day Christmas vacation he's concerned about....
BTW, Chuck Schumer's former district took a hit also, and they are still struggling to get back to normal. That's the south portion of Brooklyn by the water and across from Breezy Point. Lets not go there.
Who knows? Maybe never.
Why is anybody surprised? Staten Island is the whitest and most middle-class part of NYC, so of course nobody cares about them.
Back in the Katrina days, the national news coverage lasted for months. Six weeks in, Sandy is barely a local news story.
I have no mercy for the ones who voted Obama.
Watch this!
I have done up a 2 month buy list from a 52 wk list that I got off some other survivalist website...
Go to my website - under the PSD tab - scroll down to Equipment — it's there in Word 92/2003/2007
How many people in Staten Island voted for this soclialist?
Less than in your state.
Less than in your country.
Maybe if the media bashed Obama and Cuomo for their poor disaster response like they did Bush they would get some action. On a positive note, you d-bags voted for them now live with it.
Bush's fault!
Katrina victims waiting for Gum't help:
Sandy victim NOT waiting for Gum't help (but he's flying 'Old Glory'!):
Here's your answer, Mr. McGrath:
November 6, 2012 Staten Island election results:
Barack Obama - 50.4%
Mitt Romney - 49.6%
People get exactly what they vote for.
I bet McGrath doesn't vote for another demo again...then again???
FOX news is right there. It's a major story. No one is reporting this. In Arizona, it's like the East coast just kind of dropped off into the ocean.
Don't they realize that Obama said he would not rest till all the terrorists who caused this catastrophe were brought to justice... time to move on, Obama spoke, all is well...
Staten Island
Sorry folks you got played. Barry only needed you as a backdrop to "Look" Presidential. Now that he's secured his second term he's more concerned over what type of Steak he wants for dinner. Too bad the media has moved on from this story, Fast and Furious, and Libya to focus on important things like how the Republicans aren't caving fast enough on raising taxes for Obama's liking.....
"People get exactly what they vote for."
The trouble is, EVERYONE gets what the plurality voted for.
Staten Island, the new 9th ward.
Approximately 51%. Reflective of the rest of the country.
Of course they will. Remember so many of us were so sure America had learned something and turned a corner and would NO WAY re-elect Obama? We're talking American voters here... their capacity to learn is.. shall we say.. behindert.
Oh my gosh... Staten Islanders... you.. you actually thought you were going to receive HELP? That you weren't just campaign props?
But fret not...
How about some extra minutes for your Obamaphone? Would you like a CD of some of Obama's speeches for inspiration? How about a "HOPE" poster?
Obama drinks toilet water.
I'll bet as that guy hauls out his storm-damaged stuff from his storm-damaged house, he's thinking... "Man, I'll feel so much better when those rich people get taxed more."
I lived on Staten Island and the place is a whole different world compared to most of NYC. Staten Island is actually very conservative with the exception of several government housing projects towards the North side. Close families, hard working people and unlike the majority of NYC, most own their own cars and property.
Like the world-famous garbage dump, the projects were forced on SI residents by the corrupt rulers in city hall. The blight from the projects forced many to flee and turned the neighborhoods into havens for obamabots and illegals who skew the vote. Because of countless similar abuses, SI has tried to secede from NYC many times.
SI voted 51% for Obama overall but if you look at precincts outside those government-ruined neighborhoods, they were all 60-70% AGAINST Obama.
The sad part is that the majority of people impacted by the storm were hard working small homeowners who invested their life savings into buying the only property they could afford. They were practically FORCED to gamble with storms just to own some property. Why? Because the projects and resulting blight consumed a huge amount of elevated SI land and this made safe elevated places even more unnafordable for those people.
Real Islanders HATE socialism and see the results first hand. But just like in all of the USA, the parasites were forced on them and now almost outnumber the producers
The "election" is over, the Communists have consolidated their power - so who needs "the people" any longer. Anyone hoping for government "assistance" in the future is just living in a fantasy.
Thank you for the clarification.
You have no idea how Mr. McGrath voted. Yet you lecture him about getting what he voted for.
And BTW your state and your country voted for Obama in bigger percentages that McGrath's Staten Island.
So using your logical, it would be good to see Mr. McGrath lecturing you about getting what you voted for, if something similar comes your way.
My guess is that Obama's corporate friends want the land.
See my post #31
Great insight - thanks for sharing!
Anyhow, unfortunately it looks like not enough of them turned out to vote....perhaps even knowing that the project-type voters wouldn't miss voting for Obama and they (the good guys) better not stay home.
However, for whatever reasons, close only counts in horseshoes...and it looks like not enough of the good guys bothered to vote.
It would also be interesting to know the effect third party presidential candidates had....seeing that only a miniscule amount of votes divided Obama and Romney.
Staten Island has had no problem supporting the likes of Cuomo and Schumer. It's 'red' status is wildly overstated.
Are you kidding? Katchina is still in the news.
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Stephen Spangehl has received an Honorary Fellows Award from Aims Community College, an award that recognizes "extraordinary contributions" to the college and higher education.
Spangehl, who now lives in Illinois, was honored at a ceremony on the Aims Greeley campus this week, according to a news release.
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The San Jose Sharks have placed defenseman Douglas Murray on injured reserve, and have also recalled defenseman Matt Irwin from Worcester, the team announced on Sunday.
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Kate Upton named 'Model of the Year'
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Published: 03rd September 2013 01:48 PM
Last Updated: 03rd September 2013 01:48 PM
Supermodel Kate Upton will receive the 'Model of the Year 2013' award at the 10th Annual Style Awards here Wednesday.
The event, which kicks off the New York Fashion Week, will celebrate the two-time Sports Illustrated model, reports eonline.com.
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She even made a transition from being a bikini model to a high-fashion star by gracing the covers of both - the US and the Brazilian Vogue this year.
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FOOTBALL COACHES like to categorize themselves as teachers, but at times they are students, too. Which brings us to last weekend, when certain repeat offenders again demonstrated that they have yet to achieve a passing grade in remedial clock-management.
Saturday afternoon in Baton Rouge, LSU coach Les Miles, who is to conserving time what Barney Fife was to law enforcement, again appeared to flunk a test in his least-proficient course when he allowed 20 or so precious seconds to fritter away to near zero before a hurried, botched snap cost the Tigers a chance at victory against underdog Tennessee. Miles was given a miraculous reprieve when the Volunteers were flagged for having 13 defensive players on the field, which allowed LSU to score the winning touchdown after time had expired.


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Love Is the Primary Energy to Amend Climate Change
Several weeks ago at the Minnesota State Capitol building, I and a host of others met with senators and representatives to lobby them on environmental issues. When I met with one senator he said he understood the issues and was on my side. It was a love fest. But when asked about working with the Republicans, the love fest ended.
He started rattling off how the other side will not listen, how there is no communication with them, how they are funded by the Koch brothers and will not compromise or even consider any proposals but their own, and so on and so forth. I do not doubt that he was speaking from personal experience, but if he only sees the other as bull-headed then that is exactly what he will get.
As he spoke I kept saying to myself, "There has to be another way of doing this…"
Last week I discovered "a more excellent way" when I re-read The Journal of John Woolman, the spiritual autobiography of the colonial Quaker who I describe as America's first social mystic. It my seem odd to look to a colonial Quaker as the model for amending climate change — I say amend because we have already changed the climate; the best goal now is to stop further change and amend our way of live — but his model/witness may be the exact model/witness we need.
In my work on environmental causes I have acted primarily from a place of loss, sorrow, and anger, centering on the loss of my family farm in northern West Virginia. In the mid-1980s, the farm was sold to a coal company who stripmined the farms and destroyed the community. I had had dreams of farming that land.
But if I dig deeper through the loss, through the sorrow, and through the anger, I arrive at a place of love. I love creation, I feel I am a part of it, and I want it to flourish because if creation flourishes, all flourishes.
Here is where Woolman's witness comes in. His social conscience was formed because Love was the first motion. He was simply responding to that Love.
How did he respond? Eighty years before the modern abolition movement of the 1830s, John Woolman began his personal mission to end slavery amongst Quakers in the American colonies.


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Gregg Popovich and Doc Rivers are in consideration to be the next head coach for Team USA. Should Pop be given the honor over Doc?
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The Quanza was a Portuguese steamship filled with Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi-occupied Europe. Due to improper visas, 86 of its passengers were denied entry to Vera Cruz, Mexico, and faced deportation back to their homelands and certain death. However, when the Quanza laid over in Hampton Roads, Virginia, to refuel, it was held in port, and the fate of its refugees became the subject of an intense political and legal battle.
With this historical incident as background, The Border of Truth imagines a young Belgian refugee, "the poet" Itzak Lejdel, among the ill-fated passengers of the Quanza. It is Itzak who, at the helm of his typewriter, begins a letter-writing campaign to Eleanor Roosevelt, importuning her intercession on their behalf. Years later in New York, a 41-year-old single woman prepares to adopt a war baby. When her adoption counselor urges her to share her family history, she realizes how little she knows of her own father's journey to the United States, and determines to find out.
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Pakistan's Terrorist Attacks Since Jan. 1, 2010: A Timeline
Following is a list of terrorist attacks in Pakistan since Jan. 1.
Jan. 1: A suicide bomber attacked a volleyball tournament killing at least 105 people in the northwest town of Lakki Marwat.
Jan. 4: A bomb attack in the northwest Hangu district killed three people, including a former state minister Ghaniur Rehman.
Jan. 6: Three soldiers were killed and 11 were injured in a suicide bomb attack at a military barracks near Rawalakot in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Feb. 3: Three U.S. military personnel were killed and two were injured in a bombing in the northwest Lower Dir district in front of a girls' school. The explosion also killed at least four school girls. Feb. 5: Bombers attacked a bus transporting people to a religious procession in Karachi and two hours later a hospital treating the victims, killing at least 31 people.
Feb. 10: At least 17 paramilitary troops were killed and 30 people were wounded in a suicide bomb attack in northwest tribal area of Khyber.
Feb 11: At least 16 people, including nine policemen, were killed in a suicide bombing in the northwestern city of Bannu.
Feb. 19: At least 20 people were killed in a bomb attack on a mosque in the northwest tribal area of Khyber.
Feb. 22: At least 13 people were killed and 45 were injured in a suicide bomb attack in Mingora, the main city in Swat Valley.
Feb. 27: Six people, including five policemen, were killed and 24 were injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a police station in Karak in the northwest. March 5: At least 10 people were killed and 10 injured in a suicide bombing in northwestern town of Hangu.
March 8: A suicide car bombing outside a police building in Lahore killed 12 people, and injured 70. The two-story intelligence building collapsed.
March 10: Six people were killed in an attack by gunmen on the office of a U.S. aid agency office in the northwest town of Mansehra.
March 12: Two suicide attacks in a military area of Lahore killed 53 people and wounded 95.
March 13: At least 10 people were killed in a suicide attack in Saidu Sharif, Swat Valley.
April 5: At least 25 people were killed and 35 were injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up during a political rally in the northwest district of Lower Dir. Two Pakistani security guards were killed in a multiple bomb-and-gunfire attack on the U.S. Consulate in Peshawar.
April 16: Nine people were killed in a suicide bomb attack outside a hospital in Quetta.
April 17: Two suicide bombings in the city of Kohat killed at least 43 and injured 64.
April 19: Two explosions at a school and a market in Peshawar killed 24 people and injured 49.
May 18: At least 12 people, including three policemen, were killed and nine were injured in an attack on a police vehicle in Dera Ismail Khan.
May 28: A total of 102 people were killed and 135 were injured in two attacks on mosques in Lahore. Militants armed with guns and grenades attacked the mosques of the Ahmadi community during Friday prayers.
July 1: At least 41 people were killed and 175 were injured in twin suicide attacks on the shrine of Data Gunj Baksh, a Sufi saint, in the eastern city of Lahore.
July 9: At least 80 people were killed over 150 were injured in a suicide bomb and planted bomb attack near a local administrator's office in Mohmand Agency near the northwestern border with Afghanistan.
July 15: At least 11 people were killed and 15 were injured in a bombing in Khyber Agency near the border with Afghanistan.
Aug. 4: Sifwat Ghayur, paramilitary commander was killed in a suicide bomb attack in Peshawar. Three other people were also killed in the attack and 10 were injured. A suicide bomber driving a taxi rammed into Ghayur's car. Ghayur headed the Frontier Constabulary in the northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Aug. 23: A blast killed 23 people and injured 30 others in South Waziristan agency.
Sept. 1: At least 37 people were killed and over 100 others wounded in three bomb explosions during a Shiite religious procession in Lahore.
Sept. 3: An explosion during religious procession in the western city of Quetta killed 45.
Sept. 6: A bomb attack on a police station in town of Lucky Marwat killed 17 people and injured 40.
Sept. 7: A bomb blast at a police residential area in Kohat city killed 20 people and injured over 50. The attack destroyed 25 homes in the area.
Oct. 4: At least three people were killed after about 15 NATO oil tankers were attacked and set ablaze in Islamabad.
Oct. 7: Two blasts at a shrine in Karachi killed seven people.
Nov. 5: At least 50 people were killed in a bombing during Friday prayers at a mosque in the northwest town of Darra Adam Khel.
Nov. 11: At least 21 people were killed in a blast at a police office in Karachi.
Dec. 6: Two suicide bombers killed at least 43 people in the northwest Mohmand tribal area today, detonating their explosives outside a local government office.
Dec. 8: An explosion in the northwestern Kohat town killed 20 people.
Dec. 10: A suicide bomber killed at least 25 people in the northwestern town of Hangu, detonating a truck that was loaded with explosives in front of an under-construction hospital.
Dec. 13: A roadside bombing in Peshawar today killed four people, including a child and a driver aboard a school bus.


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"Numpad 7: Add Money - Enter the 'service record' screen and then leave it. Press
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Anyone actually get money cheat to work on the updated 1.1 steam trainer dated 7/7, if so let me know the precise way you did it?
Can you post what version of the game exe that you have?
The official exe file is known to have some pretty extenstive protection that makes it difficult and it would be recommended to use a No-DVD exe instead (please note that CHU will not aid you in finding one of these).
As always, make sure to go through everything in the trainer troubleshooting guide as well as using clean boot mode.
APGame.exe = 188.8.131.52.
Activator.exe = 22.214.171.124
Dunno what else would be nice to know.
The funny part is the rest of the options seem to work both on the previous version of the Steam 1.1 though. But not the money option which I really wanted but oh well.
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AIG Wins Temporary Delay of $8.5 Billion BofA Deal
A judge's decision last week to approve Bank of America Corp.'s $8.5 billion megasettlement with mortgage-backed securities investors capped a long and bruising fight over the deal. But with so many zeroes at stake, high-profile challengers of the settlement aren't ready to declare game over just yet. On Tuesday American International Group Inc. persuaded a state court judge in New York to temporarily hold off on dismissing the case so that the parties can figure out what claims against BofA are still viable.
The settlement relates to 530 MBS trusts that Countrywide Financial Corp. marketed to investors prior to the financial crisis. Investors allege that Countrywide, which BofA acquired in 2008, misrepresented the quality of the underlying home mortgages and therefore is obliged to repurchase them. A group of 22 institutional investors, including Blackrock Inc. and Metlife Inc., spearheaded the deal, which would be binding on all investors. The trustee for the MBS trusts, Bank of New York Mellon Corp., signed off on the agreement.
BNY's lawyers at Mayer Brown availed themselves of Article 77 of New York's civil code, which allows a trustee to get a court ruling that it acted reasonably. The task of evaluating the deal fell to then–New York Supreme Court Justice Barbara Kapnick, who ascended to the state's appellate division this week. Kapnick held a nine-week evidentiary hearing in the summer of 2013, during which AIG's lawyers at Flemming Zulack Williamson Zauderer called the settlement a sweetheart deal.
On Jan. 31, on her last day as a trial judge, Kapnick approved the deal, as we reported here. There was one major exception to her ruling, however. She ruled that BNYMellon acted unreasonably when it relinquished claims that BofA should repurchase underlying mortgage loans that had been modified. AIG and its lawyers have argued that those claims are worth "tens of billions of dollars."
Kapnick's replacement in the Article 77 case, Saliann Scarpulla, needs to decide whether to issue a final judgment closing the proceeding. In a motion filed on Tuesday, AIG urged the judge to keep the case open indefinitely, arguing that critical features of the settlement were not addressed by Kapnick, like which trusts are covered by the settlement and how much they'll receive. "By entering final judgment, these matters—all of which could be efficiently litigated in the instant action—will instead by addressed through the subsequent filing of multiple, overlapping proceedings," Mark Zauderer of Flemming Zulack wrote for AIG.
Manhattan-based attorney Kenneth Warner, local counsel for the 22 institutional investors who supported the deal, countered AIG's arguments in a letter to the court also filed on Tuesday. Delaying entry of final judgment would be "greatly prejudicial to the thousands of certificateholders who are waiting for the proceeds to be distributed," he wrote. Lead counsel for the investors is Kathy Patrick of Gibbs & Bruns.
According to DealBook, Scarpulla agreed Tuesday to hold off on entering final judgment until at least later this month. She agreed to hold a hearing in the case on Feb. 19.
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Parents — whether they're biological parents, legal guardians, grandparents, or other family members who are primary caregivers — can be the most critical partners you have in your students' academic journeys. How can you build effective relationships that help students to succeed?
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Travel through South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe and experience the Okavango Delta
Enter an aquatic wonderland on this adventure through south-east Africa's iconic waterfalls, rivers and inland waterways. Marvel at the crashing white water of Victoria Falls, the unique, sprawling Okavango Delta and the tranquillity of the natural waterholes in the Khama Rhino Sanctuary. Pack a camera and an eye for adventure because these lush pockets of wilderness will reward travellers with exciting animal encounters, awesome photography opportunities and sweet memories to last a lifetime.
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- Support local conservation by visiting the Khama Rhino Sanctuary, the only place left in Botswana where both black and white rhinos reside
- Camping on a remote island in the heart of the Okavango wilderness is an experience you'll never forget. As night falls, the sounds of the African bush are like nothing else
- Get acquainted with the fine art of 'poling' as you ride a traditional dugout canoe through the lush waterways of the Okavango Delta
- Go wildlife-spotting along the river at Chobe National Park, home of the world's highest concentration of African elephants
- Stay at Victoria Falls to view this thundering spectacle and the enjoy the many optional adventures
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Day 1 Johannesburg
Notes: Please make sure that if you explore Johannesburg on your own that you get local advice as to where it is safe to walk, especially in the evening. The level of crime here may be higher than what you are used to.
Day 2 Khama Rhino Sanctuary
Day 3 Maun
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Day 10 Victoria Falls
Meals9 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 7 dinners
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This is not a Trip, but an Adventure!! You will experience the Beauty of Africa and the friendly people, travelling into Botswana, the Okavango Delta and camping on an island with wildlife all around is an experience never to be forgotten, various game drives with very knowledgeable guides, and Victoria Falls a place where you get to see and experience a natural wonder, the planned activities were excellent and being immersed in the local culture was fantastic.
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Great people, nice room..... And a little place for the van to park
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This hotel was very easy to find after exiting the Metro stop - it's sooo tall you can't miss it. The room is a good size and the bed is very comfy. There is a small fridge and I have a great view with a corner room. Thank you for the upgrade!
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Historical Traveler Reviews The Hotel - Brussels
Weekend Away
We stayed here for the weekend - 2 nights. The hotel is in a great position to explore the city from. We had a standard double room which was very clean, comfortable and well maintained. Bathroom was clean, stocked with good toiletries and a great shower. The views from the rooms are fantastic -we had a corner room and could see so much of the city. Breakfast was served on the 27th floor which meant more wonderful views. Breakfast was included in our rate and there was plenty of it - a good start to the day - mix of continental and British / American foods. Not sure what the price was if it wasn't included in our room rate. The gym was small but the machinery was new and all in working order. It's about 5 minute cab drive from the Eurostar station and very pleasant 10/15 minute walk from the Grand Place, I wouldn't have liked to stay at one of the hotels near this as it's very busy/noisy down there. Staff were very pleasant and check out very quick and efficient.
For a weekend break or business this is great. I would highly recommend it.
My husband and I stayed one night here. It was our romantic getaway, so we booked an Executive Room (122 euros per night for a couple, not bad at all). Hotel location was very good, only 4 metro stops from the main train station. Shopoholics be aware: this hotel is right next to designer boutiques.
Our private check-in and check-out was on 23d floor. Immediately we were upgraded to a queen executive room. It was clean, comfortable with a huge bed. This room had tea and coffee facility (no cookies though). The bathroom had a separate shower with water massage heads (one "regular" and three on each side). The shower door couldn't properly close though. An unexpected find included a fizzy bath tablet and bath sea salts among shampoo, shower gel, and body lotion bottles.
Breakfast which was served on Executive floor had a generous buffet. In addition, from 10 am untill 10pm we could walk into the Executive Lounge, grab something to eat (fruits and snacks) and drink (beer, sodas, wine and water). In the afternoon, we, after long walks in the city, indulged on free Belgian chocolate and non-chocolate pastries with coffee and tea. Unfortunately, in the evening we could not find any promised canapes. Could it be that they were all eaten before us?!? Doubtfully. Also, shoe-shining service is complimentary for all guests who stay on the Executive floors.
Overall, I would recommend this hotel.
Beware of the EXTRAS!
Beware of the EXTRAS! Staying at a Hilton hotel you expect that certain amenities are included in the price...not true at this Hilton hotel. In the room they provide you with a coffee/tea hot water boiler but when you call Housekeeping for the tea bags and instant coffee they inform you that there is a 5 Euro per day surcharge. While the hotel publicizes their state of the art gym -- they also have you sign a liability waiver and inform you that there is a 10 Euro daily surcharge for the use of the gym. Forget room service. The cheapest dish on the menu is about 40 Euros PLUS a 16% service charge and a 5 Euro delivery fee. Continental breakfast costs 25 Euros while an American breakfast (difference being you get eggs and bacon) costs 30 Euros. Upon check out they had "mistakenly" charged my account for two beers, one Red Bull and two bottles of mineral water. Incredible! Lesson learned - give yourself enough time at check out to review the bill BEFORE handing over your credit card!!
Very poor... five star?!
I do not expect to pay €5 for a tea bag in a five star hotel.
My "deluxe room" had a single bed and was very small - I've had better rooms in a B&B. Furniture was chipped
Bathroom was shabby
...and all this at five star prices (€195/night), with breakfast not included.
Beautiful hotel, great breakfast, helpful at front desk
Just got back from a three-day package deal to Brussels and stayed at the Hilton just off the Louiza metro stop. The hotel is beautifully decorated and the rooms clean and well-stocked. They did not have complimentary tea in the room which would've been very nice to have, however, and we used our own mobile phone rather than pay their prices for use of their phone. We used the metro to get around and were greatly disappointed that the metro ticket cashiers said they did not speak English - all signs are in Flemish and French, so get any directions you need from the Hilton desk before venturing out.
Excellent stay
Have just enjoyed a most wonderful weekend at the Hilton Brussels. The hotel was superb, staff very friendly and the room was very luxurious. We stayed in an Executive Room on the 22nd floor and the extra cost of this was more than justified. The room was clean, light, modern, spacious and had a wonderful view. While we were out at dinner one evening, housekeeping came in, turned down the bed duvet, replenished the toiletries and tidied the room....only a small thing but it really made us feel at home and looked after. The Executive Lounge (on the 24th floor) with complimentary beverages, continental breakfast and canapes in the evening was superb and the staff couldnt do enough for you (though the staff were wonderful throughout the hotel). I have stayed at Hilton's all over the world and this definitely ranks as the best I have been to.
Generally OK
I stayed in the Hilton Brussels from 4-8 September. It is some distance from the Grand Place area, but it can easily be reached by subway (especially at night since I wasn't sure of the neighborhood at night between GP and the hotel). There is a Metro station that is a few blocks away (2-3 minutes by foot), and that also easily connects you to the Gare Midi (convenient if you take the train from the airport and have only one or two bags). It would have been great if it were more central so that it was easy to stay out when the subways closed at midnite. But I like that the hotel was in a generally quiet neighborhood. I too was disappointed that there was no complimentary coffee or tea (EUR 5, if you use the package in the minibar). American breakfast at EUR 22 was outrageous. But the room and bathroom were spacious and clean.
No complimentary tea or cofee in a 5* hotel?
Stayed in this hotel between 27-30 August and had a room on the 7th Floor.
The hotel was in a convenient and trendy location and couldn't be missed (just look up when exiting Loiuse metro station!).
Took 25 mins to be seen at the front desk. Went up to the room which was nice and spacious - here was my first major problem - The hotel offers u tea/coffee making facilities but doesn't give u any complimentary tea or coffee (they charge u 5 Euros) - unacceptable for a 5* hotel.
Bathroom was nice but the hot water tap made a HUGE noise when it was opened like the pipes were vibrating under the sink!
On the plus points Breakfast was extremely good and the staff very friendly and polite.
This didn't feel like a 5* hotel - it didn't have that something extra to make it a 5*...at best I would class it as a bland 4*, so if your looking for a romantic magical stay, then look elsewhere!
Nice hotel
Good five-star hotel in one of the most prosperous areas of Brussels, close to the Place Louise and its trams and underground. Busy road in front but a small, quiet park lies directly behind the hotel, providing a handy short-cut to the Sablons area.The executive floors are nice, at the top of the tallest building in the area with extensive views across Brussels (its not the Hiltons fault that there is nothing worth seeing) and access to the executive lounge, which has a ready supply of complimentary drinks and nibbles on tap.Rooms and facilities are what you would expect.
Give it a Miss
I travel to Brussels on a regular basis and have to a night or two. I have stayed at the Hitlon on four occassions and my experiences have been avergae to worse to down right poor. Hence the note on this site.
Basically, the service is average and the standards room of a very poor quality. The service on two occassions was appaling. For example, no tolietries in room, poor vegetarian food, hot breakfast was cold, three dead spiders in my room, the bathroom needed a proper make over - major crack in ceiling and tiny bathroom, and the toiletries contained within them were of very poor quality.
The Manager was informed and apologised in writing. If you are going to Brussels on business and pleasure consider other hotels such as the Le Meridien. For a similar price you get a better hotel and a much better deal with more professional service.
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This morning started off fantastically.... 7am saw us departing Voorschoten towards Germany where we had to pick up some pepper spray. An hour and a half later the van literally coughed and decided to cease operations... I guess the red EDM light told a story - Emergency, drunken motor.... That's what we thought anyway. This coupled with copious …
Rotterdam and Brussels
... so walked up the hill through the laneways to Place Royale for a nice overview of Brussels, then back to our apartment through tree lined avenues, Notre Dame du Sablon church, Parc de Bruxelles with the rows and rows of espaliered vines and fountains at the end of each pathway, and enjoyed the finer weather.
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... turned up - this train is just a local train. So back on track - well, so I thought.
My timetable I wrote in Aus, before we left, was Offenberg to Brussels 11.30 to 17.35 - something went wrong!! In retrospect, I should have written more notes re the various trains and routes. E.g. the trains east of the Rhine which aren't near the river and are quicker; the trains which aren't free on the Eurail Pass etc etc. I expected to do research on the internet as ...
Last night in Brussels
We caught the train back to Brussels and were puzzled to be delayed for 1 hour because there was a passenger taken ill or something which meant we mysteriously went to a station and then went backwards towards cologne. We never did find out what had happened or why but it was quite fortuitous for us as there was a room ready at the hotel when we arrived and so we could leave our bags safely in the room while we went off to see the sights.
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The archery instructor Patricia Gonsalves aims to please, so these days it's out with the bull's-eyes, in with the squirrels' eyes.
"A couple of years ago, if I ever even put up an animal target, all the girls would go, 'Eww, that's so gross,'" said Gonsalves, of Vancouver, who spends hours hand-painting her squirrels. "Now I do, and they're like: 'Cool. Can you shoot an apple out of a pig's mouth like Katniss did?'"
Katniss, of course, is Katniss Everdeen, the bow-wielding heroine of The Hunger Games trilogy. The 16-year-old warrior, played by Jennifer Lawrence, is such a good shot that she hits squirrels in the eyeand she is the major cause of waiting lists for archery lessons from coast to coast.
At Gonsalves' school, Academie Duello, classes can fill up within 24 hours of the booking window's opening, and the waiting list is so long children are waiting for six months. Lutherville-Timonium Recreation Council in suburban Baltimore has a waiting list of more than 100 children, according to coach, Ted Light.
And on Staten Island in New York, the Victory Archers is besieged with Girl Scout troops "all talking Katniss," said Joe Strcich, the club's secretary-treasurer.
Archery has enjoyed blips in popularity from films in the pastThe Lord of the Rings trilogy and Robin Hood films are frequently citebut nothing as big or sustained as the current surge. Nor have films ever resonated much with girls, who now turn up for lessons in variations of Katniss' side-braid hairstyle.
"Katniss has helped give archery a hip factor it's just never had before," said Teresa Iaconi, the spokeswoman for USA Archery, which fields the Olympic team. "No disrespect to Kevin Costner"the star of 1991's Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, she added, "but he was an old guy in tights."
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WILSON – Members of the Johnson family began the uphill battle of pulling their lives back together Thursday with a few bits of good news.
Two of the Johnsons – father Jody, 44, and son Nathan, 16 – were discharged from Erie County Medical Center on Thursday, two days after an explosion leveled their Chestnut Road home and took the life of one of the five Johnson children – 14-year-old Sarah.
Also, the mother, Judith Johnson, 46, is out of the intensive care unit, said a family friend, Sam Parise.
"She's moving," Parise said, adding that Judith Johnson, a hospice nurse, has three broken ribs, injuries to her vertebrae and multiple lacerations to her knee, head and arms. "She's not paralyzed, but obviously she's in a lot of pain," he said.
The eldest Johnson child, 18-year-old Katie, remained in critical condition with burns on about 50 percent of her body, but is expected to recover. She was scheduled for skin graft surgery on her hands and one of her feet this morning, Parise said.
"[Katie's] head was shaved, but fortunately she doesn't have any burns on the top of her head. But her entire face is between second and third-degree burns," Parise added. "They are not going to have to graft her face. It's a bad burn on her face, but it did not get to her soft tissue. … She's been intubated to help her breathe better. She's not in a coma, but she is heavily medicated."
Two other Johnson children staying with friends the night before the explosion – Hannah, 16, and Sam, 10 – continue to be cared for by those families, Parise said.
Meanwhile, the cause of the powerful explosion – which shook the neighborhood and leveled the house – remains under investigation. The propane tank that was at the back of the house, near where Sarah's body was recovered, remains the focus.
Family members reported smelling gas Monday before the explosion, Parise said, adding that a utility company that handled propane at the house had not sent out anyone to investigate the odor before the blast.
"Obviously, [investigators] are looking at the angle of the propane and the complaints from the family the day before the incident [about smelling gas,]" Niagara County Undersheriff Michael J. Filicetti said Thursday.
"There's a focal point of the investigation, and if you stand there watching [at the rear] of the house, that's where they are working, where the propane tanks are and where [the lines] came into the house," Filicetti said.
The property has been fenced off and the site has been turned over to insurance investigators.
"We are done with what we have to do at the scene, but that doesn't mean we are done with the investigation," Filicetti said.
Until then, authorities can't rule on a cause, he said.
"They are a wonderful family. They are lucky to be alive," said Jody Johnson's father, David E. Johnson, 78, who lives in Niagara County, as does an older and a younger sister.
Judith's extended family is coming from out of town to help, Parise said.
Help for the family continued to pour in from far and wide, said the Rev. William T. Lowery Jr., pastor of the Ransomville Free Methodist Church, where the Johnsons worship. Lowery has been at the hospital each day with the family.
"I've had six people offer them houses," he said. "We've had a church offer to rebuild an entire house at no cost. We've had a modular home company offer to rebuild a home. We've had someone offer to pay for all funeral expenses [for Sarah Johnson]. We've had Buffalo Bills respond.
"I've seen responses before, but I haven't seen it to this level."
The Wilson community, in particular, is caring for the family.
Nearly 1,000 people packed the Wilson High School stadium at a prayer vigil Tuesday, hours after the explosion, and donated bags of items for the Johnsons have piled up at area churches.
Gift cards and cash can be donated to the Wilson First Baptist Church, 265 Pettit St., Wilson, NY 14172 or the Ransomville Free Methodist Church, 3924 Ransomville Road, Ransomville, NY 14131. Cash and checks can be donated to the Johnson Family Fund at any First Niagara Bank.
Parise, a lifelong friend of Jody Johnson's, said the assistance will be needed.
"We know all those donations are out there, but [Jody Johnson] doesn't even have a pair of shoes to leave the hospital with," Parise said.
The family also is going to need some space, particularly as attention has turned toward Sarah, Lowery said.
Sarah's track coach, Jaime Lepsch, said she was a phenomenal runner, qualifying for state sectionals as an eighth-grader.
Lepsch is forming "Team Johnson" in the combined 5K Hospice Dash and half-marathon Mighty Niagara Run on Sept. 22 in Lewiston and Porter. The team will raise money for Niagara Hospice, where Judith Johnson works as a nurse, as well as pledges for the family. To register for Team Johnson, contact Lepsch at email@example.com.
No funeral arrangements had been announced as of late Thursday.
"One, they need a chance to be a family and be together," Lowery said. "Two, they need to heal. Three, as part of the healing process, they need your prayers."
Lowery described a touching moment in the hospital Wednesday, when the family had a chance to be together, as Jody and Judith Johnson visited Katie at her bedside.
"It was incredible," Lowery said, "and actually I stepped back.
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MARTIN, Lois Youmans, 80, of Lane, a retired tax assessor with Williamsburg County, former mayor, town clerk and town council member with the Town of Lane, first married to the late Colson Mitchum and widow of T. Michael Martin, died Friday. Arrangements by Williamsburg Funeral Home of Kingstree.
ROBINSON, Dana Lynn, 51, of Williston, died Wednesday.
STORY, Marjorie Morrissey, 78, of Savannah, a bank employee, teacher with St. Vincent's Academy and wife of Charles C. Story, died Friday. Arrangements by Fox and Weeks Funeral Directors' Hodgson Chapel.
WRIGHT, Richard M., 75, of Eutawville, died Friday. Arrangements by Eutawville Community Funeral Home.