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McGraw-Hill/Irwin © 2008 The McGraw-Hill Companies, All Rights Reserved Chapter 16 Integrating Wireless Technology in business
16-2 Learning Outcomes 16.1 Explain how a wireless device helps an organization conduct business anytime, anywhere, anyplace 16.2 Describe RFID and how it can be used to help make a supply chain more effective 16.3 List and discuss the key factors inspiring the growth of wireless technologies 16.4 Describe the business benefits associated with enterprise mobility
16-3 Wireless Fidelity (wi-fi) Wireless fidelity (wi-fi) – a means of linking computers using infrared or radio signals Common examples of wireless devices include: –Cellular phones and pagers –Global positioning systems (GPS) –Cordless computer peripherals –Home-entertainment-system control boxes –Two-way radios –Satellite television
16-4 Wireless Fidelity (wi-fi) Disruptive wireless technologies –WiMax wireless broadband –Radio frequency identification tags (RFID) –Micro hard drives –Apple's G5 and AMD's Athlon 64 processors
16-5 Business Drivers for Wireless Technologies Mobile and wireless are often used synonymously, but actually denote two different technologies –Mobile technology - means the technology can travel with the user, but it is not necessarily in real-time –Wireless technology - gives users a live (Internet) connection via satellite or radio transmitters
16-6 Business Drivers for Wireless Technologies Drivers of wireless technology growth include: –Universal access to information and applications –The automation of business processes –User convenience, timeliness, and ability to conduct business 24x7
16-7 Advantages of Enterprise Mobility
16-8 Business Drivers for Wireless Technologies Wireless devices changing business include: –Wireless local area network (wLAN) –Cellular phones and pagers –Cordless computer peripherals –Satellite television –WiMax wireless broadband –Security sensor
16-9 Bluetooth Bluetooth – an omnidirectional wireless technology that provides limited-range voice and data transmission over the unlicensed 2.4-GHz frequency band, allowing connections with a wide variety of fixed and portable devices that normally would have to be cabled together
16-10 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Radio frequency identification (RFID) - use active or passive tags in the form of chips or smart labels that can store unique identifiers and relay this information to electronic readers RFID tag - contains a microchip and an antenna, and typically work by transmitting a serial number via radio waves to an electronic reader, which confirms the identity of a person or object bearing the tag
16-11 Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
16-13 Satellite Microware transmitter – commonly used to transmit network signals over great distances
16-14 Global Positioning System Global positioning system (GPS) – a device that determines current latitude, longitude, speed, and direction of movement –Market for GPS services is at $5 billion with expectations for the demand to double over the next five years Geographic information system (GIS) – designed to work with information that can be shown on a map
16-15 The Future of Wireless
16-16 CHAPTER SIXTEEN Opening Case Study Questions 1.Why would eBay want to explore the wireless market for new opportunities? 2.With the emergence of mobile technologies, why would eBay be concerned with the lack of compatibility between wireless applications? 3.If eBay chose not to embrace wireless technologies would it be at a disadvantage? Explain your answer 4.How can a wireless device add value for eBay customers?
16-17 CHAPTER SIXTEEN CASE UPS versus FedEx: Head-to-Head on Wireless Federal Express and United Parcel Service are always seeking a competitive edge over one another Their approaches to deploying wireless technologies over the past 15 years have been markedly different –FedEx leads the way with cutting-edge applications –UPS is slower and more deliberate
16-18 Chapter Sixteen Case Questions 1.Explain the fundamentals of wireless fidelity 2.Describe the differences between UPS and FedEx's use of wi-fi 3.Identify two types of wireless business opportunities the companies could use to gain a competitive advantage
16-19 Chapter Sixteen Case Questions 4.Describe how RFID could help the companies deal with potential security issues 5.Develop a Bluetooth, GPS, or satellite product that the parcel delivery business could use to improve efficiencies
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16-21 UNIT CLOSING CASE ONE Improving Highway safety Through Collaboration 1. How are collaboration tools helping to save lives in Texas? 2.How could a police department use groupware to help with collaboration on accident reports? 3.Describe how a police department could use workflow systems to help with accident reports and health-care-related issues
16-22 UNIT CLOSING CASE ONE Improving Highway safety Through Collaboration 4.What would be the impact on lives if a state fails to implement collaboration tools to help track and analyze highway accidents? 5.How could police departments use wireless technologies to operate more efficiently and effectively?
16-23 UNIT CLOSING CASE TWO Amazon – Not Your Average Bookstore 1.How has Amazon used technology to revamp the book-selling industry? 2.Is Amazon using disruptive or sustaining technology to run its business? 3.What is Amazon's e-business model? 4.How is Amazon using collaboration to improve its business?
16-24 UNIT CLOSING CASE TWO Amazon – Not Your Average Bookstore 5.What are some of the business challenges facing Amazon? 6.How can Amazon use wireless technology to improve its business?
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DescriptionDigital convergence is redefining industries, and putting information, knowledge and collaboration at the heart of strategic leadership and management. In the face of such change it is those leaders who can 'orchestrate' a complex network of employees, customers and suppliers in a single ongoing learning experience that will succeed. Exploring four learning roles for customers (information acquirer; explorer; performer; inventor) and orchestrators (conductor; architect; auctioneer; promoter), Business Orchestration provides a strategic view of how to harness digital convergence by mobilizing and integrating the resources of other companies to create business value.
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ContentsAcknowledgments. Introduction. Part I: Conditions for Prime Movership. 1 Value-Creating Capabilities. 2 Focus on Learning. 3 Orchestrating Leadership. Part II: Learning Contexts. 4 Information Acquisition. 5 Problem Solving. 6 Co-Experiencing. 7 Insight Accumulation. 8 Transitional Objects. Part III: Building Capabilities. 9 Core Resources. 10 Offering Concepts. 11 Customer Interactions. 12 Value Constellations. Constellations. 13 The IOCC Framework. Part IV: The Leader as Orchestrator. 14 The Leader as Conductor. 15 The Leader as Architect. 16 The Leader as Auctioneer. 17 The Leader as Promoter. 18 Thriving, Aware, and Engaging. Epilogue. The Business Idea. The Business Leader as Statesman. Orchestration and the World of People. Notes. References. Index.
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EMSc (UK) Ltd, manufacturer of the market leading Powerstar voltage optimisation system, recently hosted, Arthur Savidis, newly appointed sales engineer to the companies Australia branch – EMSc (Australia) Pty Ltd. Mr Savidis visited the EMSc head office in Sheffield in January, during which he was given comprehensive training on the company's products and their applications. The extensive two week training course focused, in particular, on EMSc's market leading Powerstar voltage optimisation system, which has developed a strong base in Australia over the last few years, and has been cemented with the recent opening of the EMSc office operations. Commenting on the visit Paul North, international business development manager at EMSc (UK) Ltd, said: "Powerstar has truly established itself as a market leader in voltage optimisation in Australia and has successfully been installed across a wide range of industries including government departments, supermarkets and cold storage facilities." He added: "Since the establishment of a dedicated EMSc office in Melbourne last year, we have seen a sharp increase in the number of enquiries for voltage optimisation technology and this comprehensive training course was geared towards not only equipping Arthur with the tools to meet the growing demand in the country, but also to develop new market opportunities in the region." During his stay Savidis participated in installation training, site surveys and technical training, as well as sales and marketing overviews. He also joined in a seminar hosted by Powerstar designer Dr Alex Mardapittas, and attended the official launch of EMSc's new international headquarters and manufacturing facility, which was carried out by the Deputy Prime Minister, Rt. Hon. Nick Clegg. Commenting on the visit Savidis said: "The training and support from the entire team has been outstanding. The various aspects covered have really helped me understand the functionality and potential of Powerstar, and the knowledge I have gained will be invaluable in helping develop the Australian market." EMSc has been manufacturing Powerstar – a unique triple wound system with a patented design that can help realise energy consumption savings of 12-15% – at its headquarters in Yorkshire for over a decade. The company is accredited with the Made in Sheffield accolade in acknowledgement of the quality of its manufacturing process, its expansion into international markets, and the overall success of Powerstar, which is exported worldwide to countries including Cyprus, Sri Lanka, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Malta and South Africa.
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I have been having bowel issues since few years. But about a month and half back I started getting more bowel issues, abdominal fullness, yellowish vaginal discharge which was sometimes blood tinged, right pelvic, lower back and leg pain. I have gone to 3 doctors uptill now. Done various blood and urine tests including USG ( transabdominal as i am single and sexually inactive) and CT scan, which didn't show anything abnormal. In between this I slowly started getting urine sensation issue. And also the pain hasn't gone yet, I still have bowel issues and now I have constant urine sensation and feel that there is leakage of urine. I do get discharge now but it's not blood tinged since I started taking ovral g tablets. But what about those undiagnosed issues? I am concerned as I have read that it can be related to something serious.
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If your all reports are within normal limits you may try chewing 29 leaves of sweet neem (kadi-patte) followed by buttermilk for at least 20 days.
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You need a proper evaluation to be done by a gynec. It's difficult to comment on this site.
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If you really want to know the root cause of your problem and heal, please read my blogs on www.truhealing.com or practo health feeds. Hope that helps....
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2 bedroom Self-contained apartment for rent in Darlinghurst
$235.41 - $668.76*per dayprice range estimate for 4 guests*
Well located and recently refurbished to a high standard, this 2 BR apartment has a flexible floor plan and great harbor & city views.
Superbly positioned mid-way between the cafes and boutiques of Potts Point and the bars and restaurants of Oxford Street, with all the nightlife of Kings Cross at your doorstep. This security building has a 24 hour concierge, gym, sauna and a pool with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
Features include:-
- Large renovated bathroom with shower and bath tub
- Open plan living, timber floors
- North East light filled aspect
- Stainless steel kitchen with SMEG appliances
- Flexible floor plan as 2 beds partitioned off
- Huge outdoor undercover entertaining balcony
- View to Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge
- 24hr concierge,
- Gym, lap pool with harbour views and sauna
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- 3 min walk to Kings X station, abundant restaurants within walking distance and close proximity to all of Sydney City attractions
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- Large flat screen TV with apple TV and free WiFi
- Linen and towels Supplied
Where does one start when talking about Darlinghurst? Darlinghurst is an exciting suburb that is located in the inner city of Sydney. This suburb is literally a stone's throw away from Sydney City and Paddington. Hence, it is in the centre of the hippest part of Sydney. A bus trip from Darlinghurst to the city will only take about 10 minutes. Most residents around here are young working professionals who live in apartments or terrace houses.
It is the home of Oxford Street and Taylor Square – a very fashionable area of Sydney with many pubs, cafes, restaurants and nightclubs and of course the annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade.
It has many historic buildings including the Darlinghurst Gaol (which now houses the National Art School), and the Darlinghurst Court House which is still in use today. The world renowned St Vincent's Hospital has been servicing the community for over 150 years.
Victoria Street in Darlinghurst offers a variety of cafes and restaurants. It's home to Sydney's most popular ice cream shop in Messina . If you are up for some serious dining, Stanley Street will be the place to head to with cuisines ranging from Japanese to Thai to Italian and fusion.
Close by to Darlighurst, bordered by Kings Cross and Woolloomooloo, just like Paris, Potts Point is a place for foodies. Or head over to Surry Hills for a virtual treasure trove of cuisine, there are so many excellent Restaurants and Bars. Try Woolloomooloo Wharf for Dinner or lunch in the Sun
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Editor's note: On Wednesday, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and the Hoover Institution are hosting a timely event, "A New Federal Push on Private School Choice? Three Options to Consider." This week we are running guest posts by the event's panelists, offering their advice for the new Administration and Congress. Below is the second of a two-part series by former Obama Administration official Joanne Weiss. These posts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute.
Competitive programs are particularly good vehicles for empowering those closest to the work to bring forward good ideas that are tailored to the needs and circumstances of particular places. And despite the handful of cities that are working today toward the principles outlined in my previous post, there is still much to be learned about designing successful choice policies—and it's no secret that what succeeds in one place may be different in key details from what works somewhere else. A policy targeted at creating successful citywide or regional proof-points would significantly contribute to the field's knowledge and evidence base.1 Competitions, when well designed and executed, can be strong mechanisms for seeding models and advancing learning because:
This new study examines the impact of math textbooks on student achievement in California; it was authored by Cory Koedel and Morgan Polikoff, two alumni of Fordham's and AEI's Emerging Education Policy Scholars program.
They identified 240 unique textbooks across roughly 7,800 schools serving K–8 as of 2012–13, and selected a final sample of 1,878 schools that utilized one of four particularly popular books used in California from 2008–13 (with most entering use in the fall of 2008 or 2009). The books are enVisionMATH California, California Math, California Mathematics: Concepts, Skills, and Problem Solving, and California HSP Math. They merge curriculum adoption data with various school and district characteristics, census data (such as median household income), and achievement data (school average test scores on state math tests). Koedel and Polikoff selected the books for study because, among other criteria, they were adopted in enough schools serving K–8 to enable the requisite statistical power to evaluate them.
Most of the results are based on third-grade achievement with some evidence on grades four and five. The authors use multiple analytic techniques that match schools based on pre-adoption characteristics (size, student demographics, and prior achievement) and track achievement up to four years....
More than sixty years after Brown v. Board, traditional district schools are still more often than not havens of homogeneity. Static land use guidelines, assignment zones, feeder patterns, and transportation monopolies reinforce boundaries that functionally segregate schools and give rise to the adage that ZIP code means destiny for K–12 students. Asserting that student diversity is an object of increasing parental demand, at least among a certain subset of parents of school-age kids, the National Charter School Resource Center has issued a toolkit for charter school leaders looking to leverage their schools' unique attributes and flexibilities to build diverse student communities not found in nearby district schools. The report cites a number of studies showing academic benefits of desegregated schools, especially for low-income and minority students. School quality is a strong selling point for any type of school, but this toolkit sets aside that discussion to focus on deliberately building a multi-cultural student body for its own sake. Bear that in mind as we go forward.
Building diversity is not easy, even in a flexibly run and technically borderless charter school. The toolkit provides "context about research and the legal and regulatory guidance" in four main areas...
When Trump named Betsy DeVos—a market-loving school reformer from Michigan—as his pick for Secretary of Education a few weeks back, some panicked. The American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association lashed out right away. But they're the establishment.
To people who work in the barrio, who sit in school lunchrooms that buzz with a mixture of English and Spanish; who hear the hopes of immigrant parents with work-hardened hands and soft warm hearts, the prospect of serious change is thrilling. DeVos and Trump just might have the guts to bring it.
We care about school choice, which means giving parents the information and freedom to decide what's best for their kids. It strikes us that Trump is a non-ideological leader, especially when it comes to this issue. He's a man of business. He looks for results without the filter of some ideological construct. There's a pragmatism there that is deeply American and that resonates with hard-working immigrants and their descendants.
It's telling that a man who embraces healthy competition would endorse school choice and chose a Secretary to push it. It's empowering to parents when the President-elect says to them, "I trust you with freedom. Here's the information,...
Editor's note: On Wednesday, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and the Hoover Institution hosted a timely event, "A New Federal Push on Private School Choice? Three Options to Consider." This week we are running guest posts by the event's panelists, offering their advice for the new Administration and Congress. Below is an article by Andy Smarick, resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. These posts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute.
Many education reformers are excited by President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to create a large-scale federal school choice program. However, others worry that Uncle Sam's inevitably clumsy meddling in what has been a successful state-led movement would warp the policies, complicate the politics, and undermine the popularity of school choice. Yet there's a way—based largely on the lessons of the highly successful federal Charter Schools Program (CSP)—for the Trump administration to boost school choice while empowering families and educators and respects state K–12 authority.
Over the past fifteen years, the most prominent (and polarizing) K–12 reforms have tended to be centralizing, standardizing initiatives led by the federal or state governments, such as federally prescribed school classifications and interventions, new statewide content standards and...
Editor's note: On Wednesday, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and the Hoover Institution are hosting a timely event, "A New Federal Push on Private School Choice? Three Options to Consider." This week we are running guest posts by the event's panelists, offering their advice for the new Administration and Congress. Below is the first of a two-part series by former Obama Administration official Joanne Weiss. These posts do not necessarily reflect the views of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute.
The incoming Trump administration's early policy announcements promise to spur renewed conversation on the meaning, goals, and mechanisms of school choice. For the past two decades, I have worked on issues related to choice with teachers and principals, charter school and district leaders, school board members, and city and state leaders. Based on all I have learned from them, I suggest a set of principles to ensure that policy aims are clear, guardrails support success, and implementation is coherent. I will also propose, in tomorrow's post, a new competition—mounted by a large foundation, a city, a state, or the federal government—that's designed to encourage locales to develop approaches to school choice that put families first.
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I'm not suggesting that all Latinos agree on every issue. Since the DeVos nomination, a lot of ink has been spilled about whether she will make a good Secretary of Education—for Latinos or anyone else. Many reasonable people have reservations. So be it. As Michael Petrilli pointed out, the education reform world is composed of many voices, and that should be celebrated.
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Last month, Education Next released additional findings from their 2016 EdNext Poll, a national public opinion survey conducted from May 6 to June 13 of last year. The newly released data focus on parents' satisfaction with various features of the schools their children attend, such as teacher quality, school discipline, and safety. More specifically, the analysis compares parents' responses by school sector—traditional public, private, and charter schools—to look for differences in the satisfaction among parents nationwide, making it the first of its kind to do so across all three sectors.
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This twenty-first edition of Quality Counts from Education Week builds on past annual installments to look at the state of K–12 education in the U.S. at the beginning of 2017. With a changing of the guard at the White House and the Department of Education, this year's report focuses on the challenges faced by state and district leaders to ensure that the provisions of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) will be met by the beginning of the 2017–18 school year.
Though ESSA affords state and district leaders greater flexibility, the business of crafting a more nuanced accountability system that effectively balances contentious areas such as teacher evaluation with other indicators of school quality is not straightforward. This report serves as the latest opportunity to gauge the success of efforts undertaken so far, and to guide state and district leaders on where to focus their energies over the coming year.
To determine the quality of U.S. K–12 education, authors looked at thirty-nine distinct indicators based on analyses of state and federal data to determine a letter-grade ranking for each state and the nation as a whole. These were divided into three research indices: 1) chance-for-success, which includes indicators from...
A new report from the Education Commission of the States looks at the quality of K–12 civic education requirements in all fifty states. While each requires its students to participate in some form of social studies or civics education, the scope and depth of these requirements vary greatly.
Reviewers used seven indicators to analyze each state's approach to civic education. These indicators include graduation requirements, standards, curriculum, assessments and accountability systems, and statutes. The purpose is not to rank or critique the civic education programs in each state. Rather the report is meant to be informational and highlight general trends in civics education so as to help states learn from the practices and policies of others and improve their own civics education criteria.
The report found that every state addresses civic education in some form within a state statute. Typically this is accomplished in one of two ways: States either enumerate specific civics course requirements for students, or they outline the desired outcomes of a civics education and then leave it up to the individual districts to determine how to reach these outcomes.
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Marriott Copenhagen, Copenhagen
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 402 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- Fitness center
- Valet parking
- 24-hour business center
- Limo/town car service
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Terrace
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- In Copenhagen City Centre
- Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- National Museum of Denmark (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- Christiansborg Palace (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- Tivoli Gardens (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
- Stroeget (0.8 mi / 1.3 km)
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- This hotel has 402 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 11 floors
- Check-in time 4 PM-4 AM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
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- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Valet parking *
- RV/bus/truck parking *
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- Smoke-free property
- Resort fee included
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- Fitness facilities
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 16
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms 16
- Conference space size (feet) - 9548
- Conference space size (meters) - 887
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2001
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- ATM/banking
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- Television in common areas
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- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
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- 32-inch LCD TV
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Pet deposit: DKK 250 per night
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Onsite credit card charges are subject to an extra charge
Self parking costs DKK 275 per day
Valet parking costs DKK 275 per day
RV/bus/truck parking is available for an extra charge
Rollaway beds are available for DKK 150 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of DKK 230 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of DKK 250 per pet, per night
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in guestrooms for DKK 35 per day (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Excellent 4.3 /5 from 1003 reviews
Very average and somewhat out-of-the way. Neither food nor room nor commons areas worth the price.
It was ok, be prepared to take the taxi to old town if the weather is poor.
Excellent place to stay very friendly staff breakfast was great and included in room price beautiful view on to the river couldn't have asked for anything better
Great hotel- right across street from Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum and Tivoli. The Ny Carlsberg is a must see! A high ranking US official was checking in to the hotel, as we were checking out, so it must be an indication that this is indeed a preferred place to stay. Only negative was an overpriced breakfast buffet.
Perfect and I am difficult to please. The exact excellent Marriott quality you find everywhere. Felt like a JW Marriott property.
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Property DetailsA 3 bedroom contemporary home with large dining room and separate lounge. Also a completely separate self contained cottage with 2 bedrooms and open plan living and full kitchen. Both properties have a tidy interiors and are heated with multi fuel fires. Large garaging with space for both properties. Easycare section with good drive up access. Opportunity to live in one and rent the other or rent out both for an investment return. Situated on an elevated section offering seaviews and a bush backdrop these properties are located in the popular location of Karoro.
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Netflix added quite a few films in February, changing up our list of the best movies on Netflix. New additions range from kids fare like Finding Dory and Babe to horror flicks It Follows and The Blair Witch Project to the documentary Miss Sharon Jones, which made our 50 Best Movies on 2016. Hopefully our movie guide will help you discover some great films this month.
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Here are the 100 Best Movies Streaming on Netflix in January 2017:
100. A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence
Year: 2014 Director: Roy Andersson
Swedish writer-director Roy Andersson's film avoids easy categorization. Through a series of vignettes—some connected, some not—we see snippets of life. Andersson fixes his camera in one spot and the action plays out in front of us: a group of older siblings tries to convince their dying sister not to take her handbag with her to Heaven, a bar of anonymous drinkers suddenly becomes a chorus, a woman in a dance troupe longs for her disinterested male cohort. And there are two stories that have subsequent episodes, including one featuring a couple of salesmen (Holger Andersson and Nils Westblom) who specialize in novelty joke items like fake vampire teeth. The specifics of what happens in these vignettes is less important than precisely how they're constructed. Because of Andersson's locked-down camera, each scene is comically static, like little skits of human behavior in which all the actors (most of them non-professionals) barely show any expression at all. (Adding to the theatricality and surreal oddness of the characters, Andersson puts white makeup on his performers, making them look like they've been drained of their vital fluids.) With no cuts and often incorporating exceptionally understated choreography within the frame, A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence is a wonder to behold on formal terms: Andersson creates deceptively low-key movies that are actually quite visually and thematically sophisticated.—Tim Grierson
99. Lo and Behold, Reveries of the Connected World
Year: 2016 Director: Werner Herzog Documentarian Werner Herzog likes to take on big topics in his films: Look no further than his remarkable portrait of America's prison system, Into the Abyss. So it shouldn't be a surprise that, in Lo and Behold, he tackles the Internet—all of it. This breezy, consistently thought-provoking documentary doesn't purport to be exhaustive—what would such a film about the World Wide Web look like?—but it does offer a fascinating once-over of the internet's glories and dangers, extolling its ability to connect people while at the same time worrying about its toxic skill at alienating us from each other and our true selves. It's telling that Lo and Behold is a film in which Herzog doesn't insert himself too much into the story: He'd prefer to have his cornucopia of guests guide the movie's talking points. But it's Herzog's intelligence and curiosity that ties the whole thing together, reminding us again of his singular ability to wonder.—Tim Grierson
98. Miss Sharon Jones!
Year: 2016 Director: Barbara KoppleIn 2013, Sharon Jones was diagnosed with Stage 2 pancreatic cancer—in itself a depressing development, but not without a lot of optimism attached to the prognosis. Except for a by-the-book opening segment, in which director Barbara Kopple seems to grind through all of her blandest tendencies to make room for the grist of what's important, the film filters Jones's life and career through her illness. We meet Jones's band, the Dap-Kings, through that lens, getting to know each musician in light of how their friend's illness has unfortunately affected their livelihoods. When band practices are occupied by 10+ people sitting patiently in a room waiting for Jones to get back into her groove or helping the singer remember the lyrics to her songs, Kopple's film is heartbreaking, walking that tragic line between hopelessness and optimism, encapsulating so clearly what it's like to be close to someone who's so sick. But the real thrill of Miss Sharon Jones! is in its concert footage, Kopple letting Jones's performances, old and new, suffice as the best testament to the singer's power and—unbeknonwst to anyone at the time, though the thought must have crossed their minds incessantly—the most immediate eulogy we've got. If you ever had the chance to behold her on stage, then you know how exhilarating she could be. If you didn't? Despite recent tragedy, Kopple has some seriously life-affirming stuff you need to see. —Dom Sinacola
97. Jesus Camp
Year: 2006 Directors: Heidi Ewing, Rachel Grady
This hard-to-watch film follows three children who attend a charismatic Christian summer camp called Kids On Fire in North Dakota. The kids speak in tongues, believe global warming is a political conspiracy, and bless a cardboard cutout of George W. Bush. There's no need for a narrator or editorial opinion—the footage says it all. It's no surprise that the camp closed after the film's release.—Kate Kiefer
96. Love Actually
Year: 2003 Director: Richard Curtis
When it comes to portraying love confessions of all varieties, very few can beat the kind on display in Richard Curtis' epic romantic comedy Love Actually. In one of the many romantic threads, Juliet (Keira Knightley), a recently married woman, has just discovered that her husband's best friend Mark (Andrew Lincoln) has been nursing a secret crush on her. One night, he arrives at their front door and silently delivers his long repressed feelings via hand-drawn cue cards. While certainly sweet and heart-warming, the inherent sadness that pervades this scenario—such a relationship can never work out between the two—prevents the exchange from being overly saccharine.—Mark Rozeman
95. Dope
Year: 2015 Director: Rick Famuyiwa
At its core, Dope is a coming-of-age story told from the black geek perspective. Malcolm (Shameik Moore) is a brainy high school student who's trying to leave "The Bottoms" of Inglewood, California. This isn't a straight-up, feel-good comedy—drugs and gangs aren't easy comic fodder—but Dope satirizes preconceived notions of race and culture. Famuyiwa keeps things entertaining while still posing hard-hitting questions to the characters and audience. Dope's infectious energy, and Famuyiwa's tendency to throw genre and stereotypes to the wind, is refreshing. Dope is dope. —Christine N. Ziemba
94. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Year: 2011 Director: Tomas AlfredsonSteeped in the monochrome color palette and noir soundtrack of 1970s espionage cinema, Tomas Alfredson's adaptation of John le Carré's classic bestselling spy novel offers smart, nostalgic entertainment for a discerning adult audience. Set in 1973 at the height of the Cold War, the film turns on the suspicion that a double agent has infiltrated Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), a.k.a. MI6. Shortly after a botched operation to ferret out the mole ends his career, Control (John Hurt) dies, leaving his investigation in the hands of retired operative George Smiley (Gary Oldman). With grayed blond hair and owlish glasses, Oldman disappears into his role, not only physically but behaviorally. Smiley is a still man, watching and waiting, while his mind whirs, processing and analyzing years' worth of data, information and memories.—Annlee Ellingson
93. Magic Mike
Year: 2012 Director: Steven Soderbergh
Hot producer-star Channing Tatum draws from his personal history for this raucous comedy-drama set in Tampa's Xquisite Male Dance Revue. Tatum worked as a stripper for eight months early in his career, and if Magic Mike is any indication, it was a good time for both the ladies and the performers—the movie certainly is. Along with a solid script by Tatum's producing partner Reid Carolin, director-cinematographer Steven Soderbergh (who took a low-budget, highly experimental look at the life of a high-end call girl in The Girlfriend Experience) brings a warm golden aesthetic that's at once polished and serendipitous. The way the sunlight dapples the actors' bodies during a sunset beach scene is particularly lovely. But Magic Mike would hardly be as magical without Tatum, whose good looks, athletic physicality, easygoing charm and heart-on-his-sleeve sincerity are as seductive to moviegoers as to the women he dances for on-screen.—Annlee Ellingson
92. Chef
Year: 1996 Director: Jon Favreau Jon Favreau took a break between the $163 million dollar Cowboys & Aliens and Disney's live-action remake of The Jungle Book to write, direct and star in a small indie comedy-drama about a celebrated chef rediscovering his love for food. When the owner of his restaurant (Dustin Hoffman) won't let him experiment in the kitchen and his social-media ignorance leads to a very public feud with a food critic (Oliver Platt), he quits and buys a food truck. The road-trip that follows is the sweet, earnest heart of the film—reconnecting with his son as he reconnects with a passion for food. There's not much to the straight-forward plot, but the film's humor and mouth-watering food porn make it a treat.—Josh Jackson
91. Grizzly Man
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Year: 2005Leave it to Werner Herzog to take on a subject as peculiar and tragic as that of Timothy Treadwell, the bear enthusiast who, along with his girlfriend, was killed by his wild obsession in 2003. A sing-songy, pleasant, dangerously deluded man who believed his beloved grizzly companions knew and trusted him, Treadwell, over the course of 13 summers spent in Alaskan national parks, approached bears with both a religious reverence and folksy casualness—the latter of which arguably cost him his life. Treadwell self-anoints himself "kind warrior" and, alternately, "samurai," and at one point tellingly declares that animals rule, but "Timothy conquered." Rooted in Treadwell's own footage, Grizzly Man will divide camps between those who find him a reckless idiot and those who enjoy him as a kooky nature lover, or both. For his part, Herzog is a sympathetic yet level-headed narrator, his even voice and expositional asides setting the tone for a restrained, expertly crafted film. Far from exploitative—existing audio footage of the couple's death is not heard onscreen, just reacted to and discussed—Grizzly Man is a sensitive, supremely fascinating glimpse of the primal forces within us and apart from us, and what happens when they can't be reconciled.—Amanda Schurr
90. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night
Year: 2014 Director: Ana Lily Amirpour
The ravishing look of writer-director Ana Lily Amirpour's feature debut is so enveloping that it doesn't much matter that not a lot happens within the frame. Draped in dreamy black-and-white and scored with proto-Morricone instrumentals and evocative goth-rock, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night proudly stakes its claim as an aspiring cult classic. Advertising itself as "the first Iranian Vampire Western," the film transcends just about every word in that description, and yet it has the defiant one-dimensionality of a lurid graphic novel. The film stars Sheila Vand (Argo) as the titular girl. She lives in Bad City, a desert community littered with slowly churning oil derricks and an unsettling open pit where dead bodies are dumped. This unnamed character walks the city streets at night decked out in a chador, which makes her look like a superhero. More accurately, she's a vampire, feasting indiscriminately on men deserving of the grisly fate. (Pimps and other baddies seem to be favored targets.) The other important character is Arash (Arash Marandi), a strikingly handsome young man who takes a liking to this mysterious woman, not knowing her true identity. Shot in Southern California, A Girl Walks is a triumph of high-contrast lighting, the dark shadows coexisting with the flickering streetlights. Like Jim Jarmusch, Amirpour enjoys playing around with genres from an ironic distance, letting her noir-ish tone set the terms for everything else that goes into the film. She has a knack for the finely tuned marriage of sound and picture, drafting scenes and moments that stun the senses.—Tim Grierson
89. Philomena
Year: 2004 Director: Stephen Frears Philomena, follows a woman's search for her son, who was "sold off" by the Irish Catholic church 50 years earlier. Starring Judi Dench and Steve Coogan, the heartbreaking twists and turns of Philomena's journey are even more jaw-dropping as we learn the story is based on the 2009 nonfiction book The Lost Child of Philomena Lee, by BBC correspondent Martin Sixsmith. In 1950s Ireland young Philomena (Sophie Kennedy Clarke) is disowned by her family after a tryst results in pregnancy. Sent to Roscrea convent, she works in the laundries to pay for her room and board—and her sins. She and the other young mothers are allowed to see their children for an hour a day. Philomena and her son Anthony adhere to this limited schedule for nearly three years until Anthony is adopted, against her wishes, on Christmas 1955. Nearly five decades later, the elderly Philomena (Dench) reveals the secret she's been keeping all these years to her daughter. They reach out to Sixsmith (Coogan), a recently fired British government flack and former BBC journalist, to help Philomena search for her lost son. Although talking about "chemistry" is usually reserved for romantic onscreen relationships, it applies here in spades. Dench and Coogan create a believable rapport for their disparate characters. They play with the yin and yang expertly, and we watch as the characters both grow from their experience together in subtle, yet substantial, ways. The bittersweet mystery could have easily strayed into maudlin, tabloid territory, if it solely targeted evil nuns or a Catholic Church coverup. But instead, Philomena adds much-needed moments of humor s it follows the journey for the truth, raising questions about faith, infallibility and family. The steady direction by Frears, coupled with the snappy and substantive dialogue, keeps the film grounded when even the truth becomes hard to believe.—Christine N. Ziemba
88. I Am Love
Year: 2010 Director: Luca Guadagnino
The Recchi family, the powerful Italian clan at the core of Luca Guadagnino's I Am Love, is exclusive. Its wealth is nearly immeasurable, if not incomprehensible, and even marrying into it doesn't warrant an invitation to its inner circle. Although Emma (Tilda Swinton) gave up her life in Russia—with the exception of her Russian accent, which she just can't keep from tainting her Italian—in order to become a Recchi, she orbits the rest of the family in the Recchi villa, where the sense of propriety is nearly as tangible and cloying as its thick tapestries. I Am Love is a beautiful film, and a lesson in storytelling. It unfolds at a leisurely but lovely pace, taking time to revel in the details of the setting but never shifting focus from its many rich, complex characters. Swinton becomes Emma, her every pore and follicle embodying passion, guilt and grief with equal conviction. Even in its most tense moments, I Am Love is like the many dishes Antonio shows off in the film—painstakingly created and never overdone.—Ani Vrabel
87. Boy
Year: 2010 Director: Taika Waititi
"Can you stop calling me 'dad'? It sounds weird," isn't a line you'd expect from a feel-good coming-of-age movie. And the suggestion that follows, "How about 'Shogun'? I like that," puts Boy squarely in the realm of comedy. But Boy isn't exactly a feel-good movie, though it will make you laugh. It's a movie about crushing failure, personal identity, and the possibility of hope as experienced in one M?ori family, circa 1984. What separates Boy from other movies in its category is its child-centeredness. These kids' fantasy world, which includes not only Boy's humorous revisions but Rocky's belief that he has magical powers and can change reality around him simple by raising his hand and concentrating, creates just the right amount of irony to make the much harsher "real" world believable. The movie's power lies in how the irony collapses.—Aaron Belz
86. Seymour: An Introduction
Year: 2015 Director: Ethan Hawke
You could be excused for assuming that the documentary Seymour: An Introduction was just a vanity project for director Ethan Hawke, who has the means and the name to engage in such thing. But if you assumed that, you'd be missing quite a powerful film. Hawke first met composer, pianist and piano teacher Seymour Bernstein at a dinner party, and was immediately taken with him, as viewers will be, as well. As he began spending more time with the octogenarian, he became more and more taken not only with his life story, but also with his views of art and of life well lived. Seymour: An Introduction turns out to be part biopic, part artistic musing and part late-night "meaning of life" discussion, and Hawke shows a deft touch in balancing the three. He takes a remarkable individual who's influenced his life and thinking, and shares him with the rest of us. It's a generous—and a moving—piece of filmmaking. —Michael Dunaway
85. Drinking Buddies
Year: 2013 Director: Joe Swanberg
If you feel compelled to go full indie and can't stand love stories with tidy, happy endings, Drinking Buddies should be your pick. It's an unconventional romance in that most of the characters never commit to the relationships or infidelities we expect them to. Instead, it's about temptation, the lies we tell ourselves in a relationship and the boundaries between friendship and romantic feelings. A scion of—but not full-fledged entry into—the mumblecore genre, its largely improvised dialog lends an air of reality to the conversations, but those expecting typical genre conventions may find themselves perplexed when you don't get anything resembling the "wedding bells" ending of the typical romantic comedy.—Jim Vorel
84. Blue is the Warmest Color
Year: 2013 Director: Abdellatif Kechiche
Three-hour movies usually are the terrain of Westerns, period epics or sweeping, tragic romances. They don't tend to be intimate character pieces, but Blue Is the Warmest Color (La Vie D'Adèle Chapitres 1 et 2) more than justifies its length. A beautiful, wise, erotic, devastating love story, this tale of a young lesbian couple's beginning, middle and possible end utilizes its running time to give us a full sense of two individuals growing together and apart over the course of years. It hurts like real life, yet leaves you enraptured by its power.—Tim Grierson
83. Beverly Hills Cop
Year: 1984 Directors: Martin Brest
We might remember Beverly Hills Cop for Eddie Murphy's one-liners and that perfect microcosm of 1984, "Axel F," but at its heart, it's an action movie. In fact, Mickey Rourke and Sylvester Stallone were both attached to Murphy's role before last-minute re-writes catered the story to the SNL actor. And this was Murphy at his cocky, wise-cracking best—always in complete charge of the situation no matter how much of a fish-out-of-water his Axel Foley might have been.—Josh Jackson
82. Short Term 12
Year: 2013 Director: Destin Cretton
As it progresses, Short Term 12 remains rigorously structured in terms of plot; yet it never feels calculated. In fact, the film serves as a fine example of how invisible screenwriting can be. By allowing his characters' irrational emotions to influence events and instigate key turning points, Cretton capably masks the film's finely calibrated story mechanics. And while everything seemingly comes to a head during a key crisis, it's only fitting that the story ends with a denouement that bookends its opening. Cretton's clear-eyed film is far too honest to try and convince us that there's been any sort of profound change for Grace or anyone else. Instead, it's content to serve as a potent reminder that tentative first steps can be every bit as narratively compelling as great leaps of faith.—Curtis Woloschuk
81. Wet Hot American Summer
Year: 2001 Director: David Wain
A cult film that's long since surpassed that status, Wet Hot American Summer is a lot of things: It's hilarious; it's perfectly cast; and it's a clear demonstration that Christopher Meloni has more range than simply playing a dour sex crime detective. But what makes it so brilliant, 15 years later and with a Netflix series on lock, is that it's so painfully, relentlessly nihilistic. We could trade quotable lines for days (my personal favorites being what Jon Benjamin's can of vegetables admits he's acrobatically capable of, and then Paul Rudd bluntly refusing to make out with Elizabeth Banks's character due to her burger flavor), but the key to the movie's endurance—past its timelessness grounded in a specific brand of '80s sex romp flick—is the way in which it treats nostalgia. Like Wain, Michael Showalter and Michael Ian Black's Stella series, Wet Hot American Summer, which takes place over the course of Camp Firewood's last day, exists in a bleakly amoral world. Here, bad things happen to good people—and really only to good people. Wain takes innocence and obliterates it, punishes it, gleefully destroying all nice memories anyone would ever hold dear about long lost summers, first loves and youth. Without a shred of wistfulness, Wet Hot American Summer surpasses its origins in parody and becomes something more: It earns its comedy. Taunting our very explicitly American tendency to let everything we touch devolve into sentimentality, the film proves that when we obsess over remembering ourselves at our best, we might as well be celebrating us at our worst. —Dom Sinacola
80. Upstream Color
Year: 2012 Director: Shane Carruth
Shane Carruth's Upstream Color builds a stunning mosaic of lives overwhelmed by decisions outside their control, of people who don't understand the impulses that rule their lives. Told with stylistic bravado and minimal dialogue (none in the last 30 minutes), the film continually finds new ways to evoke unexpected feelings. The visuals—from underwater schist to microscopic photography—combine with extraordinary sound design and rhythmic cross-cutting to create a hypnotic portrait of the story's intertwined lives. The means to the interconnectivity is a small worm whose parasitic endeavors link lives together. But Carruth doesn't bother with expository sci-fi gibberish. The organism does what it does, and that's all we need to know. This allows more time to explore the emotional impact the organism has on the characters. Ultimately, that's where Upstream Color succeeds. An elaborate intellectual concept fuels the film, but a rich sense of humanity gives it power.—Jeremy Matthews
79. The Big Short
Year: 2015 Director: Adam McKay The Big Short, Adam McKay's kaleidoscopic look into the months leading up to the 2007 financial meltdown, is an angry film. And rightfully so—the amount of callous thievery characters uncover here is enough to make any rational person's blood boil. It's also, unquestionably, a funny film, tempering its acerbic leanings by highlighting just how blatantly surreal the whole ordeal truly was. McKay looks to counteract the inherently dry, impenetrable subject matter on display with boatloads of vibrant, cinematic style. The Big Short may not always succeed, but it stands as an essential film nonetheless.—Mark Rozeman
78. Heaven Knows What
Year: 2015 Director: Josh Safdie, Benny Safdie
Harley (Arielle Holmes) is a young woman who's as addicted to heroin as she is to her brutally apathetic boyfriend, Illya (Caleb Landry Jones). Aesthetically, the Safdies' have made a picture of urgent, abrasive beauty. Cinematographer Sean Price Williams captures Holmes and her excellent supporting cast through a combination of tight close-ups and long shots that lend the film an air of removed intimacy. Ultimately, he's almost as much the star of Heaven Knows What as Holmes, who matches up well with Jones, the film's most notable professional actor. Cinema lets us engage with difficult subject matter through a veneer of security. But something like Heaven Knows What pierces that veil. By its very nature, it pushes the boundaries of our personal comfort. It's clear we need more films like that. —Andy Crump
77. Frank
Year: 2014 Director: Lenny AbrahamsonIt's hard to read Frank's emotions because his facial expression never changes. How could it? It's painted on. Walking around with a big, spherical paper mâché head, he looks like a walking cartoon character. But unlike the folks at Disneyland, Frank plays bizarre, haunting music with disorienting melodies and foreign, electronic tones. It would all be quite intimidating if his disembodied voice weren't so darn friendly. The title character in Frank looks like Frank Sidebottom, the alter ego of British comedian and outsider musician Chris Sievey. But Frank is a variation on a theme in a contemporary setting rather than a true story. The film enters Frank's world through the eyes of Jon (Domhnall Gleeson), a young, aspiring musician who doesn't have much to say or any ideas how to say it. He lives a comfy life at home until he is swept into the adventurous life of a band on the road, driving all night and playing to empty rooms. He sees the romance, but is rather slow to pick up on some of the anguish and mental illness that his bandmates suffer. Frank doesn't just wear the head for shows—he never takes it off. Michael Fassbender has the most difficult job of any cast member, as he has to create the character of Frank without any facial expressions. He uses his voice and body language to express excitement, a welcoming nature and varying degrees of anxiety. Director Lenny Abrahamson finds plenty of humor in his band of misfit characters, but the movie doesn't treat their odd behavior as mere fodder for slapstick. The movie's heart lies in its understanding of their fragility. At the film's finale, Fassbender's stirring performance reminds us of the power that can be had simply by singing the song you want to sing.—Jeremy Mathews
76. Breathe
Year: 2014 Director: Mélanie Laurent
Nothing's more effective at shaking a teen out of their monotonous high school routine than the arrival of a new student. That's the stuff actress/director Mélanie Laurent's sophomore film, Breathe, is made of: mystery and allure, with generous dollops of adolescent rivalry, sexual awakening and verbal abuse spooned on top. Think of Breatheas a distant European cousin to the fraught teen movies of Larry Clark as well as Catherine Hardwicke's Thirteen, stories of imperiled youth, loneliness and volatile sentiment. —Andy Crump
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