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b&b di qualità vicino Colosseo
Size20 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Breakfast
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
Accommodation summary
|Via Fregene, 00183 Roma, Italy
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
You found it in B&B Cuore Matto, is a new structure located in one of the most popular areas of Rome, S. John-connected to all the major sights of Rome with the subway and public transportation. We are only a short walk from two metro stations: S. Giovanni and Re di Roma equidistant from us.
We also have a convenient taxi rank in Piazza S. John, close to us.
The Via Appia Nuova, where b & b overlooks Cuore Matto, is distinguished by its elegant shops where you can buy the most prestigious brands, numerous restaurants and café bar with whom we have agreements. We are very close to the Basilica of S. John Lateran, the most famous of Rome, also known as the "Cathedral of the Pope." Moreover, the Colosseum and the Fori Imperiali area can be reached on foot in just 15 minutes, while you arrive at the Vatican in just 9 stops away.
In the structure there is a kitchen where you can enjoy a rich self-service breakfast and use to those who need a coffee or tea at any time of the day. Otherwise you can have breakfast typical Italian "cappuccino and croissant" in the cafeteria in front of the hotel.
House rules
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 368
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 1052
|Price for > 2 guests
|€ 19 per guest/night extra
|Check-in After
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out Before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
The room is perfect! Clara is a very nice host and tells you a lot. The room is clean, quiet and has a very good bed and your private bathroom is clean as well. You receive enough (clean) towels. The room is very well situated near Termini (bus/metro/tram). Italian breakfast included.
In the area there are a lot of restaurants and gelateria´s! A perfect place to stay and visit Rome!
Clara is a lovely,friendly host. The B&B was spotlessly clean and the rooms finished to a high standard. The location was also superb with metro(line A-3stops from Termini the central railway station where all airport buses arrive & depart),tram & bus connections 5minutes walk away.
We enjoyed being part of the Italian breakfast scene at the Dolceamaro cafe with delicious coffee & croissant which Clara very kindly includes in the price of the room. If you are looking to get away from the hotel scene at an affordable price this is the place. Grazie Clara.
Before arriving, the contact with Clara is very easy. She replies very quick and speaks very good English.
We arrived in Roma in the evening, Clara had been patiently waiting until we got to their lovely house, she immediately made us feel right at home. The rooms themselves are very convenient; spacious, comfortable and clean, there's wifi, extra pillows and a neat clean bathroom with a clean towel set every 3 days.
The breakfast was included; all amenities for a sweet Italian breakfast were there, but you could also make your own in the fully equipped kitchen, which we preferred nutrition-wise;). Since the kitchen was a bit small, Clara gave us her business card and for the whole week, we could have breakfast at a nice cafe downstairs simply by showing it. Of course, a great coffee was part of the deal! Had a great time overall. The only slight negative I can squeeze out, is that if people are talking in the hallway or kitchen, you can hear it in the room. But hey, there's only four rooms in this very nice B&B!
The location is very nice. 5 mins walk from the metro and a 15 mins walk from the Colloseum. The B&B is located right on the corner of a nice shopping street, but once you get inside, it is a lovely little Italian world on its own. We had the benefit of our room being located right next to the patio that everyone in the B&B has access to. The whole time we saw no one there, just the palm trees and beautiful plants. Great spot to start your day, breakfast outside with the doors open!
Overall, good value for a good price! Will be back for sure. Thanks Clara (and Mariana!)
I traveled with my 11 year old, the two of us, so that the location of the stay for me was important, when I started looking I saw various comments from different rooms in which commented that the equipment did not have to do with what indicated on the reservation. Well, in the case of Cuore Matto, everything has been perfect, even better, as I was with the fear that happen to me ... the room was as shown in the photos, once there even more beautiful, overlooking a courtyard and some to Calle Via apy nova. The rooms have bathroom with hairdryer, 40-inch TV, safe, mini fridge (which to travel with a child it is important), wiffi (another must), on the same floor there is a kitchen where you can prepare breakfast for your has everything you need, if you prefer, has concluded a continental breakfast in a cafe that is very near the building.
As far as the location is ideal, close to metro line A stop San Giovani, also bus stops that take you to places of interest in Rome, to highlight the No. 85 and No. 87 or bus No. 218 to visit the catacombs they are out of town, which if you ask a taxi to go to the place you costs 30 € it is the official rate for that area, while a bus ticket € 1.50 leaves you there. Also the location can walk, if you prefer a 15 or 20 minutes you are in the Lancelot.
Your hostess Clara, is a very familiar and close, which is offered from the beginning to solve all my doubts, for everything you need, but get a little ahead of schedule put no impediment to receive me, let me settle, I attended no rush, this is also important because it is the first time visiting Rome, the indications were very accurate and useful.
He viajado con mi hijo de 11 años, los dos solos, por lo que la ubicación de la estancia para mi era importante, cuando empece a buscar vi distintos comentarios de distintas estancias en las que comentaban que el equipamiento no tenia que ver con lo que indicaba en la reserva. Pues bien, en el caso de Cuore Matto , todo ha sido perfecto, incluso mejor, pues yo iba con el miedo de que me pasara eso , ... la habitación era tal como aparece en las fotos , una vez allí incluso mas bonita, da a un patio interior y otras a la Calle Via apia nova. La habitación tienen cuarto de baño con secador , televisión de 40 pulgadas, caja fuerte, pequeño frigorífico (que para viajar con un niño es importante),wiffi (otro imprescindible), en la misma planta hay una cocina donde poder prepararte el desayuno por tu cuenta con todo lo necesario, si lo prefieres tiene concertado un desayuno tipo continental en una cafetería que se encuentra muy cercana del edificio .
En cuanto a la ubicación es ideal, muy cerca de metro linea A parada San Giovani, también de paradas de bus que te llevan a sitios principales de interés turístico, a destacar el nº 85 y nº87, o el bus nº 218 para visitar las catacumbas que están fuera de la ciudad, a las que si pides un taxi para ir al lugar te cuesta 30€ pues es la tarifa oficial para esa zona, mientras que con un billete de bus de 1,50€ te deja allí . También la ubicación permite ir andando, si así lo prefieres a unos 15 o 20 minutos estas en el Colisseo.
Su anfitriona Clara, es una persona muy familiar y cercana, la cual se ofreció desde un principio a resolver todas mis dudas , para todo lo que necesitara, aunque llegue un poco antes de lo acordado no puso impedimento para recibirme, dejarme instalarme , me atendió sin prisas , esto también es importante pues es la primera vez que visitaba Roma, sus indicaciones fueron muy precisas y útiles.
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Both Clara and Paolo make your stay as comfortable as certainly repetiríamos.el apartment is close to St. John Lateran. A few meters there is a metro station, the Colosseum is 1.5 km ... The room is clean and very neat. The bathroom is private, you have an individual safe and refrigerator. There is a small kitchen is available to prepare a small breakfast. We liked a lot.
Tanto Clara como Paolo hacen que tu estancia sea de lo más cómoda, sin duda repetiríamos.el apartamento está muy cerca de san Giovanni Laterano. A escasos metros hay una parada de metro, el coliseo esta a 1,5 km ... La habitación está limpia y muy cuidada. El baño es privado, dispones de caja fuerte y una nevera individual. Hay una pequeña cocina que esta disponible para preparar un pequeño desayuno. Nos ha gustado mucho.
All such angegeben.Clara very nice and helpful. Very good Lage.kommen again
Alles wie angegeben.Clara sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Sehr gute Lage.kommen wieder
Thank Clara, is the same we would have liked to do in our house, whenever we want to return to Rome rest assured that our first choice will be your home. A hug for your little Mariana, for you and your husband Paolo.
Muchísimas gracias Clara, es lo mismo que nos hubiese gustado que hicieran en nuestra casa, siempre que queramos volver a Roma ten por seguro que nuestra primera opción será tu casa. Un abrazo para tu pequeña Mariana, para ti y tu esposo Paolo.
Very good deal, very buens situation and the house is great! Thank you very much Clara.
Muy buen trato, muy buens situacion y la casa esta genial! Muchas gracias Clara.
The truth that great, everything clean, as shown in the pictures, super central to everything, and by great, attentive Clara and guide you a little about the best sites and gives you mapas.En short, great.
La verdad que fantástico, todo limpio, tal y como aparece en las fotos, super céntrico de todo, y por parte de Clara genial, atenta y te guía un poco sobre los mejores sitios y te proporciona mapas.En resumen, genial.
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i'm a little worried that this game will turn boba into a clothes horse like starkiller.
i'm a little worried that this game will turn boba into a clothes horse like starkiller.
Whoa! That is flipping cool! If that doesn't inspire a few builds I don't know what will. 501st or not that is tough!
Started to cannibalize the base of a right Jango gauntlet with the top of a left gauntlet with a Boba keypad area to try and replicate one of the concept gauntlets...
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We're still in the gathering parts stage. I've ordered a bunch of hardware from eBay that matches the hardware used on the black upper body harness and holster assembly. We have also been lucky enough to obtain an awesome Batninja Boba vest, as well as MR Boba and Luke blasters for this build. I'm on vacation all next week, so hopefully we'll make some post-able progress after.
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Thats a small helmet in the reference. But I am sure you will make this amazing. Like always.
Have a great vacation and happy holidays bro.
Two more goodies arrived today. The only reason I went with the MR blasters was so that I can use them for making the holster leather wet-forming molds. Once I've got those molds dialed in, I'll mold both blasters for lightweight resin casts for trooping. The Luke blaster isn't too bad, but that MR Boba blaster is no joke!
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I want to ask about introducing virgins queens to mating nucs. What is the best procedure?
I want to ask about introducing virgins queens to mating nucs. What is the best procedure?
I introduce virgin queens into queenless nucs via queen cells. It works well and probably better than mated queens. I have had higher success rates w/ the use of cells. They are less expensive, but you have some time when a queen isn't laying.
Mark Berninghausen
I use ammonium nitrate to introduce virgins into my nucs. I get about 70% success rate.
Pretty good thread with explanation here:
If you would simply tell us why you use ammoniumnitrate it would be much easier on us. I looked at that Thread and found reference to you using it in your smoker and then nothing more. I stopped digging after looking to the next page.
How does ammonium nitrate help?
Mark Berninghausen
It puts the bees to sleep, and impairs their memory - much like the CO2 that the Hawaiian breeders use.
Put the virgin in the hive [in her shipping cage].
I put about 2 tablespoons in the smoker, get it bellowing, put about 3-4 puffs at the entrance, pop the lid and give a good puff there. I do about 20 nucs at a time. Then go back to the first, pull the screen and lay the virgin [who will be asleep] on the top bar. Go to the next nuc, etc.
When they wake they tend to accept the virgin easier.
Interesting. What form does the stuff come in? Where do you get it? What do you use for smoker fuel?
Mark Berninghausen
It is a common fertilizer. However, getting hard to get because of all the terrorist problems. It is also an additive to fireworks. I get mine on line in small quantities [2#] which is about a 2 year supply for me. I use punk wood with this stuff. It burns quite hot and will really do a job on your smoker.
Where did you learn about doing this?
Mark Berninghausen
Originally from a Chilean Beekeeper [Juanse Barros] then got more info on it from Allen Dick and Bob Hack. Juanse and Bob both use it exclusively to introduce queens [mated and virgins]. I used it on a couple of mated queen last year with success.
Should note that Allen tried it and didn't like it.
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How does it effect the beekeeper, if breathed.
Mark Berninghausen
It is laughing gas, so I think you might get the giggles. I try to avoid it. Haven't noticed any problems, but I've only used it one year.
Try putting honey on the virgins when introducing them to queenless nucs. I've found virgins that I almost drowned in honey from me attempting to feed them, had very high acceptance rates. A little on her thorax will get the workers to licking her clean immediately. This seems much more natural than ammonium nitrate. And you won't be on the terrorist watch list when you try to buy it.
I tried a small ball of toilet paper instead of candy on 5 last year. They accepted all 5 the other 5 used candy in tube and lost 3.
Cam, I've introduced a lot this way. How many exactly? I'm not certain. Over a hundred I'm sure. The biggest factor I've seen with acceptance is environmental conditions. This is best used during a nectar flow, unless you are feeding consistently. Ive had 100% success with some batches. Some I attempted during the hot and dry periods of summer when the drone numbers declined, were complete crap. I don't think any method would have salvaged them. I'm not a commercial queen rearer, so I choose to shut down queen rearing during this less than optimal period, and resume in the fall when the nectar is more consistent in my area. The fall reared queens performed well. Hope this helps.
I did dozens of mean hives in the '70s using this method, works great. I now do most of my bee work in shirt sleeves.
Ammonium nitrate - Get a few table spoons from a local wholesale nursery or farmer. Have a new caged queen, division screen and drone guard (entrance queen excluder) ready. Light the smoker, drop in a table spoon of ammonium nitrate, don't inhale the smoke as it will blast out of the smoker. Fumigate the hive with the blasting smoke. The bees will fall unconscious. Shake them onto a sheet in front of the hive. Place all the brood in the upper brood chamber. They will awake from their stupor and walk back into the hive, the queen being found on the entrance excluder. Divide the hive introducing the new queen above the division screen into the box containing the brood. These mean bees will kill the new queen if you try a direct introduction. The division screens sends the old mean bees back to the box down below, young bees above to accept the new queen. Either squish the old queen, or mark her and run her back into the bottom. You will then have to find her and squish her after the new queen up above is accepted, then merging the boxes.


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you can do every part of the barrel and the build except chamber it right now.Gharr! No use working on the barrel until I get it chambered. Can't chamber without a reamer. Can't order the reamer until I get some brass. Which has been back-ordered for six weeks already...
you are going to need to determine bolt clearance and extractor groove clearance before you can cut the chamber. the way I do mine is cut the extractor groove and turn the the shank (in your case turn the shank and cut the threads ) and set the barrel in the trunion at the correct depth to give the proper bolt to breach clearance. once I know thats right I chamber it with the trunion on the barrel. I have done it seprate of the trunion but it ads a few more steps I also have short chamberd them and then hand reamed it to final head space depth as well.
you already know how thick the shank and thread size needs to be you also can now determine the dia of the barrel were the RSB,GB, hand guard retainers if your using them, FSB, ect as well as all the work for the brake can be done. 95% of the gun can be built with out the reamer. Id do it as a screw build leaving the holes the original diamiter so you can get all the bugs worked out with the feed ramp/bullet guide with out the reciver attached. if you go screw build initaly the entire gun minus the chambering can be built now and then the trunion can simply be unscrewed the barrel /trunion asssembly reamed for the chamber and reinstalled. once the bugs are worked out the barrel can be pulled and a rivet job can be performed.
keep in mind that with a screw in barrel build the rsb needs to be removed or at least slid back to un screw the barrel. on my varmit build stuff I press the barrrel from the breach end.
IMOO your barrel purchase dictates that your going to build some sort of 50 cal AK if the beowulf brass dont come through you can still have the gun built 99% and go with a 500 S&W or some other wild cat still


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I'm surprised. Usually in cases like this, Obama has his cult followers inundate the offending station with irate, semi-coherent phone calls, like they did recently to try to knock hatemongering smear merchant David Freddoso off the air for the crime of committing journalism critical of The One. For whatever reason they've decided that won't work here, so they're opting for Plan B. Straight out of the Democratic handbook Harry Reid used to threaten ABC's broadcast license for showing the "Path to 9/11," here's Obama lawyer Robert Bauer warning station managers not to air the NRA's new anti-Obama "Hunter" ad if they want to stay in the FCC's good graces. Follow the link and read his letter and the NRA's rebuttal for point/counterpoint. Is the NRA attributing gun policy positions to Obama which he no longer holds? Hard to say. Is there such a thing as a consistent Obama gun position? He flip-flopped opportunistically on the D.C. gun ban and was caught lying a few months ago about whether he'd ever seen that 1996 questionnaire in which his campaign claimed he supported a total ban on guns. Read Dave Kopel's painstaking response to FactCheck's piece on the NRA ads for more cases of obfuscation, noting particularly Obama's habit of speaking of gun regulations not in terms of what he does or doesn't support but what is and isn't "politically practicable" at a given moment. No wonder Guy Benson's worried about him bringing back the Fairness Doctrine. What happens when a deep blue Congress make that "politically practicable" too?
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2 min Sea for 2 guests Center - 2
Size23 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- Washer/dryer
- Suitable for events
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Smoking allowed
Accommodation summary
|Boulevard Francois Grosso, 06000 Nice, France
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The flat has been renovated in November 2012 with quality materials and furniture. It is very fitted (see list), bright, elegant, clean, has a well-equipped kitchen, a pleasant bathroom and very high ceilings. It can sleep up to 2 persons.
Everything that the seaside, the down-town, the historical centre and the pedestrian zone have to offer is at your door! Whether you are looking for beach, walks along the seaside, cultural tourism, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or night-life, everything is at few minutes walking distance! (See pictures)
In Nice, you can enjoy a Mediterranean climate with mild temperatures most of the year. You have lots of cultural spots and museums like the Opera de Nice (constructed in the 19th century), the Marc Chagall Museum and the Matisse Museum, among many others. You also have the lovely botanical garden and several monuments and visit cathedrals like Sainte-Réparate, Saint-Jacques, Notre-Dame de Nice and the Russian Orthodox Cathedral. You can also enjoy lovely walks in the Promenade des Anglais, along the Baie des Anges (Bay of the Angels) and you also have a large selection of stores, restaurants and cafés where one can sit outside and enjoy an appetizer.
The city of Nice is the second biggest after Marseille in the Region that covers Provence, Alpes and Côte d'Azur. Nice is the most visited destination in France after Paris.
We rent several flats in Nice and are very reactive to your requests. We also offer special rates for medium and long-term stay. Feel free to contact us.
With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the best of our beautiful city of Nice, we are looking forward to seeing you!
Our apartment is located at 14th avenue Grosso at the 2° floor with lift. It is easily accessible by most means of transport:
- By car, take exit 'St Philippe' on the fast way.
- By train, take bus 23 untill the stop "Gambetta Dante".
- By plane, take bus 23 or 98 untill the stop "Grosso CUM".
Then, whether it is by car, tram, bus or on foot, since the neighborhood is extremely well served, going around in Nice is not complicate at all. Visiting all Nice and its amazing surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc. ..) is therefore nice and easy!
Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are close by =>http://www.nice.fr/Transport/Parking-auto#plan2.
Cannes – 25 km
Antibes – 18 km
Saint-Tropez – 70 km
House rulesLinen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
Special rates depending on duration available on demand.
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We had a happy stay in this apartment (11 nights), although it was quite small and cramped but functional. It lacked a coffee maker and a toaster but it was good being well located in relation to the beach and the interesting part of the city, as the Massena and Place Garibaldi public transportation services to get to the city and region. The discovery of Nice and the surrounding area was very interesting and we intend to return on other occasions.
Salvatore thank you, even if one has not seen, we have cleaned before leaving the apartment, in order to make faster future use for other travelers.
Greetings and thank you to the landlord and Wimdu for monitoring.
Nous avons passé un heureux séjour dans cet appartement ( 11 nuitées), même si il était assez petit ou étroit mais fonctionnel. Il manquait une cafetière et un grille pain mais il était bien situé en étant bien localisé par rapport à la plage et au quartier intéressant de la ville, tel la place Masséna, la place Garibaldi et des services de transport en commun pour se rendre dans la ville et la région. La découverte de Nice et des environs a été très intéressante et nous comptons bien y revenir à d'autres occasions.
Merci Salvatore, même si l'on ne se soit pas vu, nous avons fait le ménage avant de quitter l'appartement, afin d'en rendre l'utilisation future plus rapide pour d'autres voyageurs.
Salutations et merci au locateur et à Wimdu pour le suivi.
Nice, newly renevated appartment for max 2 persons. Good location close to shops and beach. The landlord is friendly and easy to get in touch with. The kitchen equipment is minimal (no wine glasses!) and there is no iron-board.
The small apartment has a kitchenette with fridge and freezer, a large wardrobe, a dining table, WiFi + TV and a sofa bed. In addition, there are hair dryer, iron, dishes, pots, cutlery and a microwave. You get one large and one small towel and a blanket and pillow to sleep. Lined ceilings are not as common in Mediterranean countries. Also in short supply are dish towels, sponges for washing and toilet paper. Otherwise, the apartment is clean and Ikea-style furnishings. It is brilliantly located. 5 minute walk from the pebble beach and small shopping opportunities. The old town gibts direct bus connections from 5-10 minutes (at best get a day ticket for 5 € or 7-day ticket for 15 euros and unlimited bus travel - even to Monaco). At night you have to actually sleep with open windows because it is very stuffy in the apartment. Thus, it is also very noisy all night through, as it is situated right next to a major road. Garbage collection, buses, motorcycles and drunken / feinernde people awaken a regular basis.
If one do not mind, you can enjoy a wonderful holiday in this apartment in Nice!
Das kleine Appartment verfügt über eine Kochzeile mit Kühlschrank und Eisfach, einen großen Kleiderschrank, einen Esstisch, WLan + Fernseher und ein Schlafsofa. Zusätzlich vorhanden sind Fön, Bügeleisen, Geschirr, Töpfe, Besteck und eine Mikrowelle. Man bekommt ein großes und ein kleines Handtuch und zum Schlafen ein Laken und Kissen. Gefütterte Decken gibt es nicht wie in mediterranen Ländern üblich. Ebenfalls Mangelware sind Geschirrhandtücher, Schwämme zum Abwaschen und Toilettenpapier. Ansonsten ist das Appartment sauber und Ikea-stilistisch eingerichtet. Es ist super gelegen. 5 Gehminuten vom Kiesstrand und kleinen Einkaufmöglichkeiten entfernt. Zur Altstadt gibts direkte Busanbindungen von 5-10 Minuten (am besten ein Tagesticket für 5 Euro oder 7-Tages-Ticket für 15 Euro besorgen und unbegrenzt Busfahren - sogar bis nach Monaco). Nachts muss man eigentlich mit geöffneten Fenster schlafen, da es sehr stickig im Appartment wird. Dadurch ist es aber auch sehr laut die ganze Nacht durchgehend, da es direkt an einer großen Straße gelegen ist. Müllabfuhr, Busse, Motorräder und betrunkene/feinernde Leute wecken einen regelmäßig.
Wenn einen das nicht stört, kann man einen wunderschönen Urlaub in diesem Appartment in Nizza genießen!
Salvatore was very helpful, reliable and his appartement has all important things (even an iron, hairdryer). The city isn't far away, there are a lot of bus stations, shops, restaurants...This appartement is recommended!
Pretty comfortable accommodation, practical, functional, suitable for two people for an unforgettable vacation. Great welcome by Stefano on our arrival and ready and available to our richieste.Un see you soon Lorenzo and Daniela.
Grazioso alloggio confortevole,pratico,funzionale,adatto a due persone per una vacanza indimenticabile. Ottima accoglienza da parte di Stefano al nostro arrivo
e pronto e disponibile alle nostre richieste.Un arrivederci a presto
Lorenzo e Daniela.
A great stay at this apartment. Well located, it allowed us to discover Nice and its environs.Merci and good luck
Un très bon séjour passé dans cet appartement. Bien situé, il nous a permis de découvrir Nice et ses environs.Merci et bonne continuation
Studio is small, but clean and a good value for money for one - two person. Beach is 5 min away and a velo station just downstairs. Thera are many food stores around and one is just in front of the house. What is really missing is an air-conditioner-;)
Polecam ten apartament, same zalety, czysto, wszystko co potrzeba włącznie z pralką, blisko do morza, do sklepów. Na drugi raz tez wybiorę ten apartament.
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Salvatore was very nice and gave us some tips for Nice. He explained everything detailed and was trustworthy. The location and the apartment itself were ok but there was a huge problem with it: when you opened the window it smelled really bad, as if we were living in a cloaca ... We mentioned the problem to Salvatore and he said sorry and hopefully the bad smell vanished until the morning. It was the first night and we thought ok, we wait until the next morning. Because we couldn't open the window the apartment was very stuffy and we had only an electric fan which wasn't a big help. The next morning it was ok so we thought it was good now but soon the bad smell blew up again and it was useless to wait till the smell vanishes. In the four days we opened the window for about 5 minutes. In the corridor outside there was better air than inside the apartment. Unfortunately the apartment was not amazing but sunny all right.
Nice city was amazing and we had a lot of fun but the situation in the apartment ruined our holiday a little. We went unwillingly to the apartment and only to sleep. We left as early as possible and came back as late as possible. I hope the smell-problem is solved until the next guest arrives at the apartment otherwise they would have the same bad expirience like us.
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Great hibernators, bears know a lot about sleep. That's why we've enlisted these sweet, fuzzy friends to help soothe your baby at bedtime. This musical mobile pairs with our Harper Nursery Collection.
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Why mechanical keyboards aren't for me
Posted on 22nd May 2014 at 09:36 by Antony Leather with 85 comments
The main issue, though, is that despite countless keyboards having come through our lab, I haven't really used one that I like - Matt can attest to this as I've been tapping on every keyboard that I could find and walking away disappointed. This is mainly because we, like most other tech review sites, are primarily focused on looking at mechanical switch keyboards - blue, black, red, brown etc. Cherry MX switches are certainly all the rage, but like quite a few other people I've come across, I haven't taken to the craze at all.
This is mainly because of the noise they make, and I've tried all four main switch colours on various different keyboards. I do have a thing about this, though - noise is one of my pet hates when it comes to PCs and it's one reason my main PC has been fully water-cooled since about 2003. However, I've seen and heard of plenty of instances of office colleagues receiving complaints about their noisy keyboards too.
Even during a weekend recently when I borrowed a black switch keyboard for the weekend, my better half noticed instantly when I switched from membrane to Cherry switches, and spent the rest of the weekend in the garden. Admittedly, it was very pleasant weather outside but she knew exactly when I was on the PC from the noise. The noise isn't just annoying to other people, though - I find it pretty intrusive to type on these keyboards too, however more tactile and responsive they are.
This leaves people like me in a bit of a desperate situation. I love some of the features that are being added to the latest keyboards - USB hubs and backlighting especially, but finding a decent membrane keyboard with these features is extremely difficult. Recently, though, I found a possible solution - Cherry switch dampeners - specifically rubber o-rings that you can insert under the keys that reduce the noise caused when the keys bottom out.
I purchased a pack from OcUK and spent half an hour or so adding them to a Mionix Zibal 60 keyboard with black switches. The difference in noise was certainly noticeable - the bottoming out tapping noise was nearly eliminated and the feel of the black switches wasn't altered too much either, although it was still much noisier than my old Saitek Eclipse.
However, my ears were now focusing on the upwards tapping noise - when you release a Cherry switch key, there's quite a thwack as the key bounces back up to its rest position. Sadly, there's nothing I know of that you can do about this and it seems that, for now, I'll have to give up my quest of modding a mechanical keyboard to suit my needs. Thankfully, the Saitek Eclipse is still available, albeit in a slightly revised version in the form of the Cyborg V5, so I now have one sitting on my desk.
It's even quieter than the original Eclipse - in fact it's keys are practically silent compared to my dampened Mionix Zibal 60. Have you struggled to get on with mechanical keyboards? Have you modded yours or found a good membrane alternative? Let me know in the comments.


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Didn't spend too much time on it, but this is just what I've had in my head for ages.
Yeah, too bad Oldsmobile is DEAD!
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Wow! I really love that clean nose. I does look like an Aurora. I though Olds was on the right styling track when it died. Very nice job.
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Always been a fan of Olds, and this holds well against their heritage.
What could have been if GM would have supported Oldsmobile.
very nice! it could definitely have been the next generation Aurora. when the first generation came out, the name Oldsmobile showed up no where but in tiny letters on the radio face. i always thought they might spin the Aurora off as it's own marque, but we all know what happened instead.aesthetically with this chop, i think the orange side marker in front could have been integrated into the LED turn signals below. that way there wouldn't be three distinct light clusters that don't relate to each other, but that's a very minor point in what you said was a quick chop.really good chop.
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I like it! What did you use as a base, or is it completely your own design?
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I really like it. It's got the four door coupe look to it.
That is a seriously nice-looking car! Great job!Unfortunately since Olds is dead, it's a car that'll never see the light of day. Could you modify it into a Chevrolet? Integrate a smaller, tighter version of the Chevy grille and call it the new Impala.Maybe incorporate the other suggestions that have been made here. Then send your design to GM and hope somebody with a pulse and a brain receives it.
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Accented with plush faux fur in a rich ombré hue, our ivory velvet stocking's ultrasoft texture is perfect for cushioning small gifts and treats.
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A simple 'go' decision on the city's agreed urgent 'to do' list would bring more than 5000 new jobs.
The growing list of big opportunities piling up in Auckland "awaiting action" reinforces how appallingly ineffectual we are at making decisions to solve the city's major problem - managing our rapid growth.
In one sense we are a lucky city. We have a list of joined up issues that all stem from the fact that Auckland's population is growing at more than twice the rate of other New Zealand cities and most in Australia.
It is not the case that our problems reflect a city without opportunities or is unattractive. It's the opposite. The prevailing climate of uncertainty and caution is instead undermining our need for decisive action to manage our opportunities to stay an attractive, progressive city as we grow.
Our issues of opportunity start with providing basic infrastructure to meet demand - affordable housing and efficient transport - but quickly spread to challenges to reinforce Auckland's role as New Zealand's only city of global scale.
We urgently need to get back a fit-for- purpose sea port, grow new wealth from exports and build a world-class convention centre.
The job creation opportunities we are failing to convert adds to the urgency for decisive decision-making on Auckland's major issues. I estimate that a simple "go" decision on Auckland's agreed urgent "to do" list would bring more than 5000 new jobs. If we have an unemployment problem - and I am yet to be convinced we do - its solution lies squarely in cutting through the political and bureaucratic churn of Auckland and Wellington decision-making on projects that should dominate Auckland's growth management programme over the next few years:
Build 13,000 affordable new homes in 2013 as a start
We are short of 20,000 homes right now! Our current annual build of new units is only around 4000. We need a joined up collaboration strategy between Auckland Council, central government and the private sector with some clear accountability for results. The current stand-back and let the market sort it won't cut it.
Make faster progress on urban growth projects
Auckland is running up against a shortage of developed business land. Traditionally it takes more than 10 years for large property development proposals to get consent. Efforts to speed up and simplify the consenting process are essential, not just to reduce the huge compliance costs contributing to our high house prices, but to help convert the significant employment opportunities. Projects such as Drury South, with potential to create 20,000 jobs, needs a decision-making focus that embraces the step change Auckland is seeking aimed at increasing exports, real GDP and productivity, as well as giving business the certainty it needs to provide the jobs that Aucklanders want.
Move transport solutions into the fast lane
After more than 50 years of start-stop planning and action, we still have an incomplete, disconnected motorway system and inefficient public transport. Other cities have sped past Auckland with decisive action on roading and public transport, leaving Auckland ranked around 46th among cities in developed nations on transport infrastructure provision. The momentum of the past 10 years to progress long-neglected key motorway links, build Britomart station and start rail network electrification needs to be accelerated.
The proven economic and social benefits of transport improvements should empower transport decision makers to build a consensus that can unlock needed funding and get things done.
Build a national convention centre - fast
It is just not good enough that having agreed 10 years ago that New Zealand needs a national convention centre capable of hosting conferences averaging 3500 delegates, and being raised as a top priority at every growth forum Auckland has ever had, we are still in discussion. The SkyCity proposal to fund and build a purpose-built national convention centre in Central Auckland - basically at no cost to rate and tax payers - is a game changer. It is to be regretted that issues over pokies and problem gambling have seriously muddied the very real need for this infrastructure. The "go" button is urgent.
Every year we fail to provide this facility means that every year we fail to convert the expected direct benefits of close to $400 million and additional benefits of $85 million in increased tourism spend, not just in Auckland but across New Zealand.
Stop the bleed of money and exports from Ports of Auckland
The long-running Auckland water front dispute badly needs a circuit-breaker solution. Say much more while facilitation talks are continuing and I risk a rocket from detractors, but the plain fact is that this has dragged on far too long. Exports from Auckland in the year to June 30 contracted by 25 per cent, while Port of Tauranga enjoyed growth of nearly 50 per cent, significantly higher than the decade average growth of about 8 per cent a year. The lost Port revenue by Auckland Council (as 100 per cent owners) translates to higher rates, and lost opportunities for business to promote Auckland's international brand as a competitive city to invest and work.
Heal the leaky home dispute and focus on the fix
The blame game for the multi-billion leaky home problem needs to stop and instead the focus should go on to the fix. It is another opportunity to create jobs and help lift the confidence and skill base of the building industry.
Converting the potential of these opportunities requires a very robust but collaborative relationship between Auckland and Wellington, embracing central and local government and private sector stakeholders. We need a joined up strategy to address Auckland's skill shortage and which attracts and empowers the around 20,000 school leavers a year without qualifications to seek a job.
None of these issues will be solved by government, or council, or the private sector acting alone.
Each organisation staying in their respective corner and cautious is no solution. While not making a decision offends no one for a time, making a decision has some risk. At the end of the day, not making decisions on these critical opportunities is the biggest risk that Auckland faces in terms of managing our growth-led opportunities. Without decisions, opportunities are rapidly turning into difficult, harder to resolve issues.
In a world in which Auckland is New Zealand's largest city, and is competing with other world cities for skilled workers and productive capital, Auckland clearly has a better leadership role to play.
We owe it to ourselves. We no longer have the luxury to stall and play it safe. It's our joined up leadership that needs to act - and act now. The longer we delay making the change of culture to one of shared leadership action, the worse Auckland's problems will become.
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great light for the money
By steve
from manchester, ct.
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Comments about CatEye EL135/LD135 Omni Light Combo:
light package was great easy mounting.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By NMMIRN
from Lexington tennessee
About Me Casual/ Recreational
I got just what I PAID FOR. Not fancy just functional.
Super Light Combo Great Price too
By collinsaloha
from Olympia, WA
About Me Competitive Cyclist
Used unlit country roads for miles, very bright and safe lighting front and rear. Best lighting Combo I have used in the last 40 years.
I would buy this product again
By Chicago Mark
from Chicago, il
Had one of these for another bike, needed another - Nashbar comes through
Front light Good...tail light not so much
By Mac
from Waukesha, WI
I like the compact and functional front light but the rear light was non-functional out of the package.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Not as bright as i expected
By Don's
from California
I guess i expected to much as far as the brightness of this light, it probably okay for some people that just riding around the park. For sure that my old nashbar light is a lot brighter and it is probably even cheaper too.
Easy to install
By Rosie
from Cleveland, OH
perfect for only occaisional night rides.
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Versatile mounting, does the job
By Jack the Zipper
from Portland, OR
About Me Commuter
Front light is surprisingly light but does the job. Rear light is a sturdier affair. Appreciated the mounting options supplied: two zip tie-like mounts for wider handlebars and saddle stems, and a clip for connecting to flat thin surfaces e.g. a rack plate or a bag strap. Wouldn't rely on either to illuminate a dark road but are perfect warning lights for early morning and evening road commuting. No issues with water exposure yet.
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By Corrado
from Winnipeg M.B.
I myself have used Cateye for many many years. I trust them as well as Nashbar as I have also shopped with them for years. I bought three of these lights. Two for myself and a set for my son. I wouldn't trust anything but the best for my son and this is a great safety package everyone should have.
Quality product, poor instructions
By Chuckster
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We are retired long distance riders. Now we do pre-dawn rides with a small club in Florida and need lights. These work great. The only problem for me was the poorly written instructions. We purchased new batteries, thinking the batteries included were dead. Turned out we just needed to figure out how to use the switch (not explained). The rear light has a clip so that it can be attached to an under-seat bag, but this was not explained either. Anyone with a bit more mechanical aptitude should not have these problems. These are quality products.
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people are acting like Matt decided to change the 2WR flex into 3WR Flex...that's not what happened...it was a separate vote that did that, whether it was an option when we were voting for 2WR+Flex vs 3 WR without flex is irrelevant.
Its like saying..."never mind that we voted for 2 WR plus flex.......lets just ignore that and have a completely different vote"
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
so what you guys are saying is that it should have been a three way vote? 3WR vs 2WR Flex vs 3WR Flex....I suppose it could have been that way but honestly I don't see much of a difference, if enough people wanted 3WR without flex then it would have beaten 2WR+Flex to begin with....it didn't because it wasn't popular enough, 3WR+Flex beat 2WR+Flex because it was more popular...to me the one that was the most popular won why everyone is changing their mind now after the voting is confusing to me.
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... how many tickets would you write?What would the majority of your tickets be for?Let's just pretend that there is no penalty for not writing enough tickets and no reward for giving too many. What "style" would you use? Hide? Cruise while looking for offenders? Hide in plain sight?
I will be a good cop and give ticket for anyone going over 95mph.
I would take a road trip to St. Louis and eat a steak and come back. It's about a 10 hour drive but with the lights on and going 120 the whole way I bet it'd be about 8. That gives me 4 hours to eat and digest. I would write no tickets but I would spend the great state of Kansas's money on gas wisely!
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I would probably just drive around at a high rate of speed. When I worked at the dealership I would get cop chargers in all the time and on test drives I would race the hell out of them and people would just get out of your way because it was a cop car. I felt the power!!!
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I would pull people over who drive slow in the left lane, impeding traffic
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I would act like a normal state trooper. Ticket people going 11+ mph over the speed limit and ticket speeding semis.
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I'd break the record for "How quickly a cop reaches his quota of tickets".Too many times have I been dangerously cut off, recklessly tailgated, or seen people dump their trashcans out the window, without a cop in sight, to pass up every single person I see doing it if I were a trooper.I couldn't care less about speeders.I'd just drive a unmarked car, as long as it's not a Crown Vic. A Charger or Impala would be stealthy enough.
I'd focus on school zones and residential neighborhoods. I do my fair share of speeding, but I always slow down for school zones and residential neighborhoods. Driving fast through those areas is a disaster waiting to happen and way too many people do it.
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God I know some awesome hiding spots to just absolutely bust people.Also, I'd start races, and then arrest the people that raced me if they won.
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jdlinder1:I would pull people over who drive slow in the left lane, impeding trafficso would I!we all hear about what great highways Germany's sutobahns are. i was surprised to learn that much (most?) of it is JUST 4-lanes! (just 2 in each direction)yet people and traffic flow FAST and SMOOTHLY because they don't have hordes of idiots like in this country, illegally impeding traffic. bad enuff on 4 lane highways. INEXCUSABLE on 6, 8, and wider freeways!
CTS-V11s:This, and drive like a teenage girl.
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Why would I waste time writing tickets when I could spend 12 hours accepting bribes?
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I would nail every d-bag cutting in and out of traffic or riding someone's ass. I would probably give about 400 tickets in 12 hours.


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i installed a package in 2 mediums on april 13. they drew out 5 frames pretty quickly. i gradually moved frames around and now have 8 frames. they are building in the top box only.there are plenty of bees on these frames. should i reverse the boxes to try to get them to work on the other box? should i still be feeding them? i was going to wait till the end of the summer before resuming feeding. i haven't checked on them for about a week and a half because of the extreme heat the last week or so. also, i have the one piece plastic frame/foundations. i don't think 1 medium is enough for them to winter over in.
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Video games that provide good mathematics learning should look to the piano as a model
Keith Devlin
With video games, we can circumvent the barrier. Because video games are dynamic, interactive and controlled by the user yet designed by the developer, they are the perfect medium for representing everyday mathematics, allowing direct access to the mathematics (bypassing the symbols) in the same direct way that a piano provides direct access to the music.
It's essentially an interface issue. Music notation provides a useful interface to music, but it takes a lot of learning to be able to use it. It's the same for mathematics notation.
The piano provides an interface to music that is native to the music, and hence far more easy and natural to use. When properly designed, video games can provide interfaces to mathematical concepts that are native to those concepts, and thus far more easy and natural to use.
Consider some of the reasons so many people are able to master the piano. You learn by doing the real thing (initially poorly, on simple tunes, but getting better over time). You use the very same instrument on Day 1 that the professionals use. You get a sense of direct involvement with the music. You get instant feedback on your performance— the piano tells you if you are wrong and how you are wrong, so you can gauge your own progress. The instructor is your guide, not an arbitrator of right or wrong. And the piano provides true adaptive learning.
We read a lot today about adaptive learning, as if it were some new invention made possible by digital technologies. In fact it is a proven method that goes back to the beginning of human learning.
What's more, the proponents of today's digital version have gotten it all wrong, and as a result produce grossly inferior products. They try to use artificial intelligence so an "educational delivery system" can modify the delivery based on the student's performance.
Yet tens of thousands of years of evolution have produced the most adaptive device on the planet: the human brain. Trying to design a computer system to adapt to a human's cognitive activity is like trying to build a cart that will draw a horse. Yes, it can be done, but it won't work nearly as well as building a cart that a horse can pull.
The piano metaphor can be pursued further. There's a widespread belief that you first have to master the basic skills to progress in mathematics. That's total nonsense. It's like saying you have to master musical notation and the performance of musical scales before you can start to try to play an instrument—a surefire way to put someone off music if ever there was one. Learning to play a musical instrument is much more enjoyable, and progress is much faster, if you pick up—and practice—the basic skills as you go along, as and when they become relevant and important to you. Likewise, for learning mathematics, it's not that basic skills do not have to be mastered, but rather it's how the student acquires that mastery that makes the difference.
When a student learning to play the piano is faced with a piece she or he cannot handle, the student (usually of his or her own volition) goes back and practices some more easier pieces before coming back to the harder one. Or perhaps the learner breaks the harder piece into bits, and works on each part, at first more slowly, then working up to the correct tempo. What the player does not do is go back to a simpler piano (one with fewer keys, perhaps?), nor do we design pianos that somehow become easier to play. The piano remains the same; the player adjusts (or adapts) what they do at each stage. The instrument's design allows use by anyone, from a rank beginner to a concert virtuoso.
This lesson is the one we need to learn in order to design video games to facilitate good mathematics learning. For over 2,000 years, commentators have observed connections between mathematics and music. We should extend the link to music when it comes to designing video games to help students learn math, thinking of a video game as an instrument on which a person can "play" mathematics.
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Casually in your conversations, refer back to the stories you read together. Make comments like, "It's like the rabbit we read about, who couldn't get out of his home. Remember?" This will help make the reading experience more valuable, and teach them to enrich their personal life with the things they learned about, or experienced through the book.


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Kate Middleton is facing a fresh set of paparazzi problems after being snapped in a skimpy bikini.
The photos, which apparently clearly show the Duchess of Cambridge's pregnant belly, were taken on one of the world's most private islands - Mustique in the Caribbean - where the royal couple had been staying at a NZ$35,000-a-night villa.
The pictures feature Kate, 31, walking in the surf with her husband Prince William.
Others are understood to show her sister Pippa in a bikini.
It is unclear whether the shots were taken from on the island, or whether the photographer snapped them from a boat offshore.
While the pictures have not been published anywhere, a bidding war is likely in the US, Australia and Europe, where they could sell for close to NZ$500,000, the Sunday People reported.
The scandal comes just five months after topless pictures of the Duchess sunbathing in France caused outrage.
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Datacom Group says it will be business as usual as New Zealand Post sells its 35 per cent shareholding in the IT services firm to the Super Fund, replacing one "long-term" shareholder with another.
NZ Post, chaired by Michael Cullen, announced yesterday it would sell its stake in Datacom for $142 million to the fund the former Finance Minister set up in 2001.
Sale proceeds will be used to restructure debt during a time when NZ Post's traditional areas of business, such as delivering mail, are in decline.
The rest could be invested in several projects, including those linked with the state-owned enterprise's digital arm such as the YouPost service. YouPost, still being tested, is an online operation that allows people to sort, organise and pay bills online.
The sale funds may also be invested in projects associated with NZ Post's subsidiary, Kiwibank.
"As a group, we're looking at where we've got capital tied up and if it's the best use of that capital," said NZ Post communication manager John Tulloch, who also mentioned that the organisation had sold two Auckland properties for about $33 million.
"As a business we need to change and keep on changing to keep [in] pace with the nature of the market ... [NZ Post's] traditional, core business of the last 170 [years] is obviously declining and we need to adapt to modern requirements," Tulloch said.
Revenue from its postal business fell by $17 million last year, with 54 million fewer letters being sent.
NZ Post will remain a big customer of Datacom, which said it would be "business as usual" after yesterday's announcement.
Datacom chief executive Jonathan Ladd said the sale, still subject to some approvals, would see the company lose one long-term shareholder and gain another one.
"[The Super Fund] is pretty like-minded, really. They're in for the long-term, they're in for the growth."
The Super Fund will be Datacom's second-largest shareholder, behind Evander Management, which owns just over half of the group.
Evander is the holding company of Datacom chairman John Holdsworth's family. The remainder of shares in the company are held by staff or directors.
Datacom Group, which manages IT services for firms, has more than 4000 staff operating across 22 locations in Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and Malaysia.
The 2012 Technology Investment Network report said it recorded revenue this year of $788 million.
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Pine River Take a Kid Fishing Day gets a new twist
The Pine River Lions have been hosting Take a Kid Fishing Day in Pine River since 1992, but holding the event during a school day brought in more than 60 students, an increase over past years.
The event is modeled after a DNR program by the same name, though they are not associated. Both programs are an attempt to get children interested in fishing, a pastime important to the economy and ecology of Minnesota.
All three sections of Pine River-Backus Elementary School's fourth grade attended the field trip and caught more than 200 fish. All students received bags of tackle for participating. There were door prize gifts of $25, tackle boxes and a single life jacket.
The event was made possible by donations from the Pine River Lions, Norway Lake Association, CSI Sports, Lake N River Bait and volunteers of time and boats. The event was strictly catch-and-release. If possible, the Lions would like to host the event during a school day in the future.


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Oregon Games: Oregon History Crossword Puzzle Solution
Here are the answers to the Oregon History crossword puzzle. See the Oregon History section for clues.
1. 1857 gathering to advance Oregon statehood.
5. Boston captain who sail the Oregon coast in 1788-1789.
7. Robed, racist group popular in 1920s Oregon.
12. Animal that attracted trappers to Oregon in the early 1800s.
14. Salmon packing houses along the Columbia River.
17. Hudson's Bay Company base on the Columbia River.
18. Package of loans and college payments offered to veterans.
19. Depression Era work program for youth.
21. Roosevelt program to lift country out of Depression.
22. Governor who declared Oregon beaches to be public property.
23. Location of meeting about forming provisional government.
24. Prey bird that symbolized 1990s environmental conflict.
2. Large army camp near Corvallis during World War II.
3. Huge hydroelectric dam completed on Columbia River in 1930s.
4. Polluted Oregon river that drew Tom McCall's attention.
6. Six word motto of the "good roads" campaign.
8. Transport vessels built by Kaiser during World War II.
9. Oregon shoe company that grew into a giant.
10. 1850 law that allowed land claims by Oregon settlers.
11. Methodist missionary to Oregon in 1830s.
13. Minority that was interned during World War II.
15. Set of reforms that included initiative and referendum.
16. Nickname for small-scale logging operators.
20. Elephant-like creatures that lived in Oregon 15,000 years ago.


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Listeria survivor reflects on experience
Thomas Patterson still struggles with recovering from cantaloupe bacteria
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - While many of the families of people killed in the 2011 listeria outbreak confronted the farmers responsible, a survivor has his own questions about the situation.
Thomas Patterson of Colorado Springs spoke with KRDO NewsChannel 13 on Tuesday while the owners of Jensen Farms in Holly, Colo. -- Eric and Ryan Jensen -- meth with families of some of the 33 people killed by the deadly bacteria. The meeting was part of the Jensens' guilty plea in the case.
The Jensens were available to answer questions from families. Ninety miles away from that Denver meeting, Patterson posed his own questions.
"The way I feel is they kept going without making a change, and that's what makes me angry," he said. "Would they have served the cantaloupe to their own families? Did they think about what the impact would be in injuries and deaths?"
Patterson said he has nearly $40,000 in medical expenses but can't join the class action suit against the Jensens because doctors told him he had a less serious case of listeria. Patterson said he's been disabled since he was shot in 1997 but has been cleared to seek work again.
"That's the one thing I most want to do, get back on my feet and take care of my family," he said.
Patterson said he remembers eating tainted cantaloupe in September 2011.
"I gave some to my wife and my 1-year-old son," he said. "It was a very good melon. I'd never tasted one that good."
Patterson said his wife and son became ill but quickly recovered. That wasn't the case for him a week later.
"I had nausea, was confused, had a mild fever, had pressure in the back of my neck," he said. "We hadn't heard about the outbreak, but once we did, my wife thought maybe I had listeria, and I thought that couldn't be."
But it was, as Patterson learned to his dismay at Memorial Hospital.
"The doctors immediately started suiting up, and spraying the room, and put me in an isolation ward," he said. "It was like the movie, 'Outbreak.' At one point, they asked if I wanted to speak to a priest."
Fortunately, Patterson recovered enough to leave the hospital. But he said he still suffers from symptoms that doctors can't explain or cure.
"Friends used to make fun of me because I stay away from melons," he said. "But I'm careful about what my family eats now."
In the 1997 shooting, Patterson said he was shot in a case of mistaken identity. A man shot him, he said, while he was showing his ID to prove who he was to the shooter. That shooter was never found.
"I've had two brushes with death," Patterson said. "I guess I'm supposed to be here for a reason."


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2013 is going to be the year of big data implementation. More companies will be making personalized applications for Consumer Services, and so therefore we are exploring the very relevant topic of APIs in a Consumer Service-driven market.
On one side, as smart apps grow in popularity and ride the wave of the future for both the consumer and enterprise cloud, the market will need more open APIs. The counter-argument to this is that APIs could become more profit-driven in such an economy. For example, let's say Twitter begins to sell its API access to companies that want metrics and advertising directly related to social TV, a popular tie-in for Twitter data. Yesterday morning, Twitter actually announced acquiring Bluefin Labs, which is a social TV analytics company. Twitter believes that Bluefin's advanced knowledge on social TV, as well as its data science capabilities, will assist in creating a better consumer and targeted advertising experience. There's no specific APIs in the works yet, but Twitter's latest investment brings up the very relevant topic of analytics for sale, and the future of APIs from influential platforms like Twitter.
Growing demand for TV-related APIs
Twitter currently offers both free and paid APIs, depending on the usage. Typical end-users that offer 150 messages per hour are free, whereas larger usages — like the ones from both media and news companies that are looking to harvest Twitter data — cost money because they are able to handle messages in the thousands range.
More specifically to the burgeoning demand for TV-related APIs, the market is growing around the promise of personalization. As we've seen from Apple's Siri, Google Now and others like Saga, the trend towards personalization requires a certain amount of anticipation on behalf of the user. New personalization services for consumers are draped in recommendations and targeted advertising, learning our individual behavior patterns amidst a sea of other consumers in order to determine what we need before we ask. In order for Consumer Services to be this personalized, the market will need more fluid data exchange amongst apps, and the most effective way to do so is through APIs.
Making the case for an open ecosystem
Many have called for a more open exchange platform as far as APIs go, including Are You Watching This?! founder Mark Phillip. RUWT has made a business of social TV, making it more interactive and personalized based on your preferences and needs. Highlighting the example set by Microsoft Xbox, Phillip is an advocate of open ecosystems. "A more open app ecosystem – making the APIs more available to developers – would mean even more success for the company," he says.
Others like Springpad are looking to incorporate more TV-related recommendations into their platforms, alongside other virtual assistant features like event and task reminders, price changes on products you've bookmarked, and automatically pairing wines for any recipes you add. This level of automation is a key differentiating factor for Springpad, which is adding new data sets as layers to the consumer experience based on the fact that Springpad already understands your needs.
Springpad currently uses an API from Tribune media for TV-related recommendations, which can be quite costly. It raises the question of how TV-related APIs can and should change in the future as television becomes increasingly social.
The API business model: free or commercial?
To that end, Twitter has a unique opportunity to offer some very interesting and highly accessible APIs related to TV viewing habits, and could very well make a business of this. How that business model is laid out, however, could have a lasting impact on third party app developers, advertising tactics and the end user experience.
While Twitter offers both free and premium API options for its current API portfolio, the company has been notorious for revoking API access, which can completely ruin an application developer's business.
Last year, Twitter limited its 'open' API access by closing off an important lifeline for business intelligence. This action only showed businesses that they cannot solely rely on their data sources' rules. Unfortunately, creating a new solution can take years and cost a great deal of money—sometimes even millions.
APIs: who needs 'em?
According to executives from Kapow, relying solely on APIs has been a problem for businesses to get information when it's needed. Not to mention the different types of data sources and third-party apps, which don't have APIs, are needed to show what the marketplace and competitive landscape will continue to merge into.
The company predicts that this year, IT Departments will stop depending on APIs so much by replacing them with automated technology that will have the ability to retrieve data from any data source, which will free resources from developing contingency plans of "putting data to work."
The question of third party access to APIs is also dependent on what type of company we're talking about. Yandex, for instance, found itself in quite a quandary when Facebook revoked API access to the social search engine. In this case, it could very well have been due to a conflict of interest, Facebook retaining the right to either extend or limit data-sharing with third party services.
Springpad, however, is less fearful of a similar hiccup happening to its productivity tool.
"I'm not concerned about something like Springpad getting shut out–we're not the big search engine," says Springpad co-founder Jeff Janer. "The trend is moving towards open, not closed. I think APIs are here to stay.
"The question we look at is how many of these are freely available versus commercially available, and which do we prioritize? From our point of view, that ultimately has an impact on our investment."


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Peter Liria
Director, Ethics Office
UNDP New York
Peter Liria joined UNDP as the Chief Ethics Officer, Director of the Ethics Office in June 2012. He has vast experience and expertise in all aspects of regulatory and ethical compliance and corporate governance.
Prior to UNDP, he served as the Senior Director for Global Ethics & Compliance for Avaya Inc. a private (former Fortune 500) company and a world leader in telecommunications that builds and manages communications networks for more than 1 million businesses worldwide. Mr. Liria's responsibility extended across the globe and he was responsible for having created Avaya's first comprehensive compliance programme addressing all compliance and ethics matters in more than 150 countries. Under his direction, Avaya was recognized as one of the "World's Most Ethical Companies" by the Ethisphere Institute for five straight years, from 2007 through 2011. Mr. Liria's accomplishments at Avaya were also recognized by NJBiz Magazine, which named him a finalist for New Jersey Compliance Professional of the Year for 2012. He also had responsibility for overseeing global Corporate Security, Equal Employment Opportunity, Records Management, Business Continuity, and Environmental, Health and Safety functions.
Before that, Mr. Liria served as VP Compliance and Ethics and Corporate Secretary for WellChoice Inc., the former parent company to Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield, the largest health insurer in New York State, and itself a Fortune 350 company. As a member of the WellChoice senior management team, Mr. Liria served as an innovative senior officer, exploiting technology to develop creative, cost-effective solutions to complex legal, governance, ethics and regulatory matters that, in turn, led to a significant reduction in alleged and upheld Code violations, and overall improved employee behaviour.
Mr. Liria is a licensed attorney admitted to practice in New York and in the US District Courts, Southern and Eastern Districts. He is a graduate of New York Law School (JD) and Pace University (BBA in Labor Management Relations).


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Operation Round-Up donations distributed
The Crow Wing Power Community Trust Board donated $49,964 to local community programs during their fourth quarter meeting held in October. Operation Round-Up funds were distributed to the following projects: $2,250 to Faith in Action for Cass County, Hackensack; $3,000 to Sharing Bread Soup Kitchen, Brainerd; $3,000 to Crisis Line and Referral Service, Brainerd; $2,500 to Remer Area Ambulance Service; $500 to Emily Loon Crafters Quilt Guild; $2,014 to Pine River Fire Dept; $600 to Crow Wing Coalition to End Poverty, Operation Community Connect; $600 to Hillman Seniors; $9,000 to Emergency Heat Share; $3,000 to Mounted Eagles, Nisswa; $1,500 to HOWA Family Center, Northern Cass Kinship Partners; $3,000 to Fishing Has No Boundaries, Brainerd Lakes Chapter; $3,000 to Tender Hearts 4 Kids, Brainerd; $7,500 to Emily Emergency Food Shelf; $3,000 to Longville Area Food Shelf, Tossed and Found Boutique; $2,500 to Institute for Executive Director Leadership for Non-Profits and $3,000 to Private Cooperative Members Crisis Medical Support.
Operation Round-Up is funded by Crow Wing Power members who allow their electric bills to be rounded up to the nearest whole dollar. The change is pooled and distributed quarterly.
Grant forms can be obtained by calling Crow Wing Power at 218-829-2827 or 1-800-648-9401 or at www.cwpower.com. The deadline for grant applications is Jan. 10, 2014.


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A code of silence between bros. From the words Bro and Omerta. Or if you will, a mix of The Bro Code and Omerta.
A lot of unexpected yet exciting things happened when John, Ted, and Dave went to a "gentleman's club" east of the city. But nothing about the event shall be spilled out to anyone, not even to their girlfriends or wives--especially to their girlfriends or wives--because the three of them are bound by Bromerta.
by Malinaw October 02, 2010