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138 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo, NY 14202
(716) 843-5814
UNITED STATES v. BARBARA SZCZUBLEWSKI
Acting United States Attorney Kathleen M. Mehltretter announced that Barbara Szczublewski, 43, of Lancaster, New York, was sentenced yesterday by United States District Judge William M. Skretny to three months home detention, four years probation and ordered to make restitution in the amount of $25,394.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Gregory L. Brown stated that on April 6, 2005, Szczublewski pled guilty to participating in a scheme that falsely consolidated $3.8 million in defaulted federal student loans and in doing so, earned bonus compensation from her employer, NCO Financial Systems, Inc, (NCO), located in Getzville, New York.
To date, two additional defendants, Martina Brown, of Buffalo, New York, and Melissa McKeever, of Lockport, New York, have pled guilty and have been sentenced in connection with the scheme.
Investigation disclosed that Ms. Brown, Ms. McKeever, and Szczublewski fraudulently consolidated $3.8 million in defaulted federal student loans and in doing so, earned bonus compensation from their employer. According to the plea agreements signed by the three defendants, they created numerous Direct Loan consolidation applications in the names of various defaulted federal student loan borrowers, and forged the signatures of those borrowers on the applications between January 2002 and November 2003.
In furtherance of the scheme, the defendants made fictitious entries into NCO's computer system, falsely claiming that contact had been made with the borrowers. The loan consolidation applications made it appear that the defaulted borrowers had entered into formal repayment agreements. The defaulted borrowers had neither agreed to, nor authorized NCO to make any such loan consolidation arrangements. The defendants also changed the permanent addresses of the borrowers in the NCO collection history system in an attempt to avoid detection.
The United States Department of Education paid compensation in excess of $650,000 to New York Higher Education Services Corporation (NYHESC), the guarantor of the defaulted federal student loan accounts, on behalf of the fraudulent consolidations. NYHESC in turn, paid compensation in the excess of $350,000 to NCO.
The plea was the culmination of a joint investigation on the part of the United States Department of Education, Office of the Inspector General, under the direction of Inspector General John P. Higgins, Jr., and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge, Peter Ahearn.


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Troubled Jefferson City day care may reopen
State reaches deal with Kids Unlimited after day care lost a child twice
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - The state has reached a deal with a Jefferson City day care after it lost a child twice.
Kids Unlimited on Fairgrounds Road was closed last month after two incidents involving a child getting out of a gate. A passerby found the child in the street the first time and called police.
State documents showed the staff did not even realize he had been missing that first time.
ABC 17 News was the first to report this story when the state suspended the day care's license.
Now, a deal -- with a long list of changes -- could help reopen Kids Unlimited.
On Wednesday, the Department of Health and Senior Services and Kids Unlimited signed off on an eight-page settlement. Inside is a detailed plan and terms of an 18-month probation.
Under the terms of probation, employees are required to check the locks of every day.
Among other requirements, Kids Unlimited has to have:
- Head counts in class every 30 minutes
- Monthly emergency drills
- Staff re-hiring and re-training
The two teachers involved in watching the wandering child cannot be employed at the day care again.
ABC 17 News tried to reach out to Kids Unlimited, but the day care's attorney said he could not speak on behalf of the owner.
A call to the owner's cellphone number has not been returned.
There is no word yet on when Kids Unlimited may reopen.

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The breakout hip-hop star of 2011 hardly made a dent in 2012, thanks to an arrest, a beef with fellow rapper SpaceGhostPurrp and the constant delays to this, his major label debut. But A$AP Rocky - known as Rakim Mayers to his mum - has dived into 2013 head-first, thanks to his frequently sensational long-player, LongLiveA$AP.
The formula used on A$AP's hugely popular mixtape LiveLoveA$AP hasn't been messed with: the New York rapper sounds best when rhyming over rolling waves of increasingly threatening bass, like the Bone Thugz-N-Harmony-aping PMW (All I Really Need), the doom-laden lope of Jodye, the now-ancient single Goldie, and the chirpy thump of the title track.
Sure, he doesn't have the storytelling authority of Kendrick Lamar or the braggadocio of Kanye West, but what A$AP has is style - and lots of it. "Bag made of Goyard, cheffin' like I'm Boyar-Dee," he name checks in 1 Train, a fantastic old-school romp featuring six minutes of superior guest spots from the likes of Action Bronson, Joey Bada$$ and Lamar. Clams Casino, Hit-Boy and DangerMouse chime in with top-notch tracks, but the real standout is Wild for the Night, a grimy, dubstep-infused dancefloor filler produced by Skrillex.
Gold moments like that prove A$AP Rocky's future is as shiny as the grills he wears over his teeth.
Stars: 4/5
Verdict: Much-delayed debut proves hype was worth it
Click here to buy a copy of LongLiveA$AP.
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Fort Nelson setting for big bangs this Easter weekend as Allied Troops battle for control in Second World War event! - Thursday, 25 March 2010
Allied troops will launch a major offensive at Fort Nelson over the Easter weekend in a 1940s-style battle to mark the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.
Visitors can see British, American and Russian troops take on the might of the German Army on Easter Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday (April 4 and 5).
The explosive event will feature large living history encampments, spectacular pyrotechnics, artillery firings, (de-activated) weapon handling and so much more.
There's also a chance to get up close and personal with hardware from the Second World War and travel back in time with live performances from the Fort's team of professional actors. There will also be arena displays at 12noon and 1pm, 2pm and 3pm, depicting the D-Day landings, and action on the Home and Eastern Fronts.
The event runs from 10am to 5pm on both days, with dramatic performances at half past each hour – culminating in the main battle for the Fort at 3pm.
The Fort's operations manager Mark Selwood said, "This event promises to thrill from start to finish and brings history to life in a special way. It is also a fitting tribute to those who played their part in the Battle of Britain."
Museum entrance is free for adults and children and includes a chance to view the nation's big gun collection and underground tunnels. Tickets for the special events are priced at £5 for adults, £2.50 for children or £12 for a family of two adults and two children.
For details of all forthcoming events – including the children's Easter holiday programme on Tuesdays and Thursdays – visit the the events section of our website
Notes to editors
- The Royal Armouries at Fort Nelson houses the national collection of historic cannon and big guns. The museum houses one of the world's finest collections with over 350 cannon dating back over 600 years. The collection originated at HM Tower of London and has been on display in Hampshire since 1995.
- The Royal Armouries at Fort Nelson also tells the story of the Palmerston Forts, built to protect Portsmouth from a feared French invasion in the 1860's.
- Every day, visitors can see one of the big guns fired in salute, watch our resident actors bring to life characters from 1,000 years of history, explore secret underground tunnels and enjoy incredible views from the ramparts. An extensive programme of special event spectaculars takes place throughout the year.
- Fort Nelson is open every day except 24-26 December. April to October 10am –5pm (Wed 11am-5pm), November – March 10.30am – 4pm (Wed 11.30-4pm).
- Admission to the Royal Armouries is FREE.
- Admission charges apply to some events.
- Information line: 01329 233734
- Website: www.royalarmouries.org
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- The Royal Armouries is the national museum of arms and armour with sites at Fort Nelson, Leeds, HM Tower of London and Louisville, Kentucky, USA.
- The Royal Armouries Museum should not be confused with Royal Armouries International plc, the private sector corporate hospitality business.
Media contact
Joss Loader
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Tel: 07838 379599
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The Auckland Regional Amenities Funding Board, which spends a compulsory levy on ratepayers, has been criticised for reducing its grant to the Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust in view of the trust's success in raising its own funds. On the face it, the decision seems perverse, inviting the trust to reduce its independent effort.
One correspondent to the Herald this week argued the rescue helicopter deserves more public funding, not less, since it has become an essential operation and the energy it has to expend on fundraising could be put to better use.
It is an argument that will appeal to ratepayers and national taxpayers who do not mind paying for any service of such conspicuous value. Most people can readily nominate items of public expenditure they consider less worthy that could release cash for the cause.
It is an argument with even greater appeal to every organisation that has to live on private sponsorship and voluntary donations.
Those are much harder to raise and sustain than grants from public coffers. Every organisation would prefer to receive all it needs from a public purse and nearly all deserve it. But it does not work like that.
An economy does not work very well, many countries have found, if every worthy service is financed from taxation and none need to put some of their energy into raising independent sustenance. Many a worthy service is provided from the private sector for a profit. But some of those that cannot carry a charge and make profits can offer value to commercial sponsors and capitalise in other ways on their popular appeal, and it is economically healthy that they should rely on those sources as far as possible.
The misconception that any good and essential service deserves a government grant is not confined to those who are not seeking a profit. Commercial firms are no less susceptible to government hand-outs and no less reluctant to present a case for them.
A mixed economy prospers when as many as possible of its goods and services are financed by voluntary trade and the proceeds of taxation are reserved for those that are essential and could not otherwise survive.
The rescue helicopter gives good value to its name-sponsor, Westpac bank, and its well-publicised work is guaranteed to elicit a good response to any appeal for public donations. The same is true of the Starship children's hospital and of some prestigious state schools that can command high parental donations. Consequent reductions in their public grants are socially and economically justifiable.
Far from complaining that they are being penalised for success, the fortunate should be quietly proud of their reduced dependence on public money. They should be praised and celebrated for the proof of value that voluntary finance provides, and for the public money their fund-raising success has left in the purse for the less fortunate.
Elected bodies know they will not be popular for diverting funds from services that are highly regarded. Their reasons are not easily explained in a sound bite and present critics and opponents with an easy target for cheap shots.
A prosperous society needs decisions such as the council has made, but it also needs an electorate that understands the different roles that public and private finance have to play to produce the best range of benefits for everyone.


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Well tolerated preparation. No, it does not make you feel like Schwartzenegger, but there is definitely a shift in feeling, that I suppose can be described as more manly (being a man myself). This was noticeable after about 6 weeks taking one capsule a day. Of course, this could all just be a placebo effect, but the boost is enough that I will continue to use the product.
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Been using for a month in a diet phase but I ve lost a lot of muscle, hope it would aid more in the anabolic/anticatabolic way.
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What is planned obsolescence?
Planned obsolescence is a marketing strategy, often used by producers of electronic devices. The strategy entails designing a product in such a way as to have a limited life-span (limited either by the device being rendered obsolete by a new model, or by it ceasing to function). This is done with the intent to compel the consumer to buy the new model, or replace the non-functioning one. This marketing strategy has obvious consequences for the environment, as it leads to the production of an inordinate amount e-waste.


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I had honey stored in the 5 gallon container that have the built in handle on top and the small 3or4 inch opening on top. Not sure if I discribed it good but they are in certain magazines that I do not have handy.
Honey was crystalized. Had it sitting out on the back porch during several hot days to liquify. Worked good. Maybe too good. Now it seems the honey has an odor that may be from the plastic. Can these plastic pails get to hot?
Anyone else have this happen?
Any suggestions with problems feeding back to the bees? Any comments?


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From FedoraProject
The Pandaboard is one of the most popular ARM devices available and provides users with either a desktop environment or minimal installation (text based).
Technical Specifications
- 1 GHz Dual core Cortex A9 Processor (OMAP 4430-4460)
- HDMI 1080P capable
For more information on the Pandaboard visit their website.
Running Fedora on a Pandaboard
This page will give you detailed instructions for running Fedora 17 GA on your Pandaboard. There are two images to choose from on the Pandaboard - with the XFCE desktop, the other providing a serial console (text based).
Download the image
The first step is to download the Fedora 17 image. The prebuilt images include kernels and can be written directly to an SD Card and booted without any additional steps or configuration. The serial console image requires a minimum of 2GB and the XFCE desktop requires a minimum of 4 GB.
Writing the Image
Linux Users
You can write the image to an SD card of your choosing but it does have to meet the minimum size requirements noted above (2GB for the serial image, 4GB for the XFCE Desktop). Connect the SD card to your computer and make note of the drive. To write the image to your SD card run the following command, changing the drive to the location of your SD card.
For the Serial Image:
xzcat Fedora-17-armhfp-panda-mmcblk0.img.xz > /dev/<location-of-your-SD-card>
For the XFCE Desktop:
xzcat Fedora-17-armhfp-panda-xfce-mmcblk0.img.xz > /dev/<location-of-your-SD-card>
Once completed run the below command to ensure the entire image is written to the card:
Windows Users
- You will need to download Win32 Image Writer as well as a tool to extract the image such as 7-Zip.
- Once downloaded and installed right click on the disk image and select "7-Zip->Extract files here"
- Launch Win 32 Disk Imager and select the extracted disk image and the SD card you would like to write the files to. Click "Write". Be very careful during this step - all data on the selected drive will be lost!
Using Fedora on the Pandaboard
Connect the newly created media to your Pandaboard and power on. No further steps are required and your system should boot to a text based log in prompt (serial image) or to a graphical log in (XFCE Desktop image). The default root password is "fedoraarm". This should be changed immediately.
Additional Support
There are Fedora ARM users all around the globe - if you need assistance, would like to provide feedback or contribute to Fedora ARM please visit us on the IRC - we can be found in #fedora-arm on Freenode. You can also contact us on the mailing list - firstname.lastname@example.com


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With abysmal press freedom record, Obiang takes AU chair
The African Union announced on Sunday that the president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang, will become the new chairman in the union's yearly rotating leadership. The first debate Obiang (at left) presided over at the two-day AU conference that ends today in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, concerned "shared values"--highlighting issues of democracy and good governance. Representing one of Africa's most oppressive dictatorships, with a completely stifled press, the new AU chair could hardly refer to personal experience in such a debate.


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Nmap Network Scanning Book Released!
this has just been posted on the nmap mailing list
After promising you a book on Nmap for years, I'm delighted to finally
announce the release of Nmap Network Scanning! It contains everything
I've learned about network scanning from more than a decade of Nmap
development, plus some bad jokes and (over Time Warner's written
objections) pictures of Trinity hacking the Matrix . Here is the
Nmap Network Scanning is the official guide to the Nmap Security
Scanner, a free and open source utility used by millions of people
for network discovery, administration, and security auditing. From
explaining port scanning basics for novices to detailing low-level
packet crafting methods used by advanced hackers, this book by
Nmap's original author suits all levels of security and networking
professionals. The reference guide documents every Nmap feature and
option, while the remainder demonstrates how to apply them to
quickly solve real-world tasks. Examples and diagrams show actual
communication on the wire. Topics include subverting firewalls and
intrusion detection systems, optimizing Nmap performance, and
automating common networking tasks with the Nmap Scripting Engine.
More Here: http://nmap.org/book/
Definitely on my Christmas wishlist.
my cut&paste skills are lacking: part of the book is freely available online. http://nmap.org/book/toc.html


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Minneapolis Business Owners Dismayed by False-Alarm Fees
Some business owners want the city to revamp system, charge less.
By SSI Staff · July 17, 2014
MINNEAPOLIS — Over the past five years, Minneapolis has collected more than $2.5 million in false-alarm fees from businesses and homeowners, according to data obtained by the Star Tribune. It took in nearly $40,000 from the downtown Macy's alone and more than $22,000 from the Minneapolis School District.
Business owners say that the penalties are eating into their revenue and that it's time for the city to charge less, the newspaper reports. The city says it needs to charge the fees to pay for the police resources used to respond to false alarms.
As an example, the newspaper cites restaurant owner Brent Frederick who shelled out $2,830 in fees last year because Minneapolis police responded to eight false alarms at his establishment, Borough. If his popular eatery were in St. Paul, the fines would have totaled $550.
Along with charging $27 for a yearly permit, St. Paul gives residents and business owners two free false alarms, then charges $35 for the third. Adding all the fees together in one year, a seventh false alarm will cost a user $427. In Minneapolis, the cumulative cost would be $2,130.
"The city is doing its job. The only thing I have an issue with is how much they are charging us. It's astronomical," Frederick told the newspaper.
When an alarm is triggered, the alarm company must try calling the key holder, often the home or business owner, twice before they ask for police response. If that person can't be reached, the police usually send two squad cars to respond to the alarm. If the officers find nothing wrong, they can designate a false alarm.
In most cases, the alarm was accidentally tripped by human error, such as a failure to disarm the system or a sensor that was too sensitive.
The city used to give alarm users two free false alarms in a year and charge $200 for the third, with each additional alarm costing an additional $100, according to the newspaper. But heavier fees were implemented in 2007 after the city estimated it was spending more than $800,000 to respond to them. In 2006, police responded to 15,600 false alarms.
"It was perceived as being abused," Grant Wilson, the city's head of business licensing, which issues the false-alarm fees, told the newspaper.
Now, alarm users are charged $30 for their first false alarm, which registers the system with the city. Users are also given educational materials on preventing false alarms. The second false alarm costs $100 and additional ones go up in $100 increments. That means four false alarms cost Minneapolis residents $630.
The Minneapolis Police Department does not have a current estimate on how much the false alarms cost the department, the newspaper reports. The city said cases have so many variables that it isn't possible to have a standard cost for the police response.
False alarms have dropped 24% in the six years since the stiffer penalties were put in place. Although city officials say they are pleased by that, local business owners are not.
They're often harder hit with false alarms than homeowners because they have more complex systems, with numerous doors, windows and sensors that have the potential to go off inadvertently.
Three false alarms this year cost Serendipity Road owner Will Determan $330, or as he told the newspaper, three days worth of sales. "That's not even with paying ourselves," said Determan, whose boutique opened in November. "We are a new business, and that really hurts us."


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The Fur (& Feather!) Flyer
Established in 1965, HAWS assists over 6,000 animals and welcomes more than 31,000 human visitors annually. As an "open admissions" shelter we lead the community in animal welfare and assure sanctuary for all animals in need, regardless of age, health or temperament. HAWS is a non-profit, entirely donor-fund organization with an active humane education program, and both wildlife and companion animal rescue services for Waukesha County.
HAWS License #267280-DS
How do I get a job like yours?
HAWS Executive Director, Lynn Olenik, shares insight on getting into the field of animal welfare.
It's Graduation Season! Congratulations to all of the graduates from college, high school and even those moving on from middle school. We learn at such a young age that change happens and the future isn't always clear.
While talking with one grad recently, I was asked "How do I get a job like yours?" Education is a great start, but how do you get experience?
Training for this job started years ago with my interest in animals and a willingness to learn everything I could from the opportunities presented. Those were not always the jobs I'd hoped for, but there is something of value to take away from each position you hold.
Volunteering is a great way to get involved in an organization and learn what you like, what you don't like and to network with like-minded individuals. It's often the way you hear about other opportunities and learn what is available in a field that may interest you. But remember, volunteering is a great way to get a job reference only if you do your best and treat it seriously.
Part time work in the field you love, though it won't be enough to sustain you long term, is another way to gain experience. I worked in a dog kennel, vet clinic and trained dogs, all part time to keep my passion alive while I networked and honed my business skills in places not animal related but with great training programs.
So as you graduate and look at a tough job market, remember you can use and increase your skills if you are creative, ambitious and willing to help while you learn.
Congratulations graduates!
By the way - At HAWS, we also have a new crop of graduates...from our KITTY COLLEGE! Learn more here, or stop by our Kitten Shower on June 28th for a sneak peek...
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Home > News & Events > News > Articles > New Paper Examines Federal Government Role in Stimulating Energy Innovation
How best can federal government help guide effective research and development in the innovative energy sector? That is the question behind a new research paper authored by Harvard Kennedy School adjunct lecturer Laura Diaz Anadon which compares the strategies deployed by federal institutions in the China, the UK and the US to stimulate the development of alternative energy sources in each country.
"Over the past 10 years, the need to accelerate innovation in energy technologies has once again become an important goal for many governments throughout the world. As in the 1970s, this new period of support for energy RD&D and deployment coincides with increasing oil prices," Anadon writes. "But unlike in the 1970s, there is no single objective, namely energy security, dominating the discourse supporting the design of new energy RD&D institutions. Instead, there are many explicit objectives, or 'missions,' ranging from increasing energy security by reducing oil and other imports, to mitigating climate change and local pollution, to promoting economic competitiveness in the growing market of energy technology."
Anadon says that the multiple missions and the lack of consistency on the goals often complicate the execution and stability of a comprehensive and consistent national energy policy. In addition, the UK, China, and the US have approached the challenge in different ways in recent years.
"The three case studies of missions-oriented energy RD&D policies in the United Kingdom, the United States, and China reveal significant differences in several of the design elements of energy RD&D institutions, including the extent of coordination between government institutions and policies, the nature of private sector involvement, and the missions and type of innovation of the individual institutions. Another striking difference is the United States reliance on historical cases to design and justify the creation of some of its new institutions," she concludes.
"The approaches of the three countries for accelerating energy innovation have been shaped by their previous system of public support for innovation, the ability of their governments to change these institutions, the state of their natural resource endowments, the role of the private sector in their political process, and their pace of economic development."
"Missions-oriented RD&D Institutions in Energy Between 2000 and 2010: A Comparative Analysis of China, the United Kingdom, and the United States" is published in the December 2012 edition of Research Policy.
Laura Diaz Anadon is the director of the Energy Technology Innovation Policy research group and associate director of the Science, Technology, and Public Policy program at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs. She is also an adjunct lecturer in public policy. Anadon investigates the patterns and processes of technology innovation, and especially the role of government policy in the development and deployment of advanced and cleaner energy technologies.
Laura Diaz Anadon, adjunct lecturer in public policy
"The approaches of the three countries for accelerating energy innovation have been shaped by their previous system of public support for innovation, the ability of their governments to change these institutions, the state of their natural resource endowments, the role of the private sector in their political process, and their pace of economic development," she writes.


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[quote user="allentown PA"][quote user="zimonami"][quote user="allentown PA"][quote user="zimonami"]Doing welol, BW, hope you are too.
Let's go Mets.[/quote]
mets are a nice suprise so far...love watching ****ey pitch[/quote]
I've been a Met fan since day one... after my beloved Dodgers left town.
Finally, the only major league team without a no-hitter, until tonight.
Johan Santana... nice job.[/quote]
i dont get it zim..ur a giant fan..but not a yankee fan...usually the jets and the mets go together[/quote]
I was a Dodger fan as a kid. I didn't watch football until '58, and didn't like the Giants... I've always been for the underdog, so I didn't like the Yanks and Giants.
I didn't have a favorite team in the NFL, then my sister's fiance played for a cup of coffee for the Titans. I cecame a Titans and AFL fan, and then Jets.
Then in '67 I married into a NY City family that was all Giants. In '68 I started to drive my wife's aunt Jean to Giant games. She had no driver's license and so I drove her to Yale bowl and Shea when the Gmen played there. She always had tix near the Giant bench and game by game I got to see the players up close and to become a fan. It was easier because by late 60's, early 70's they were bad and perfectly fit my taste in teams... the underdog.


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Nice Room with Private Bath - Central
Size13 m²
Floor No.5(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
- Elevator in building
Accommodation summary
|Müllerstr, 80469 München, Germany
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
The room has a comfortable double bed where you are going to have very relaxing nights, a dresser, shelves and a work area with table and chairs. You will have also a private bathroom with shower, sink and toilet.
Towels, bed linen will be provided, and TV and Wi-Fi will be available for you. Price includes coffee / tea / water - without breakfast. You can use in moderation the refrigerator and kitchen.
The room is in Altstadt-Lehel, 200 m to Sendlinger Tor with U1, 2, 3, 6, 7, tram 16, 17, 18, 27 and bus 152. One station to Marienplatz / City Center. It's just one station away from the main station. Enjoy your stay! Hope to see you soon!
Special prices for Octoberfest 16th Sept. to 3rd Oct. 2017 - book now !
House rulesNon smoking apartment, smokers are welcome, but are not allowed to smoke in the apartment.
Guest must present valid identification documents upon arrival.
No pets allowed.
Guests will get their own key.
Arrival and departure times by arrangement
Luggage storage is possible.
|Weekly rate for 1 guest
|315 €
|Monthly rate for 1 guest
|1157 €
|Price for > 1 guests
|16 € per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|1 month
|Check-in after
|On arrangement
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|On arrangement
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
It was a very erhohlsamer stay. The room is cozy, quiet and centrally located; own coffee maker and kettle + accessories!
Gerrit is very nice and totally straightforward, I would always want to stay here again.
Es war ein sehr erhohlsamer Aufenthalt. Das Zimmer ist gemütlich, ruhig und zentral gelegen; eigene Kaffeemaschine und Wasserkocher + Zubehör!
Gerrit ist sehr nett und total unkompliziert, ich würde jederzeit wieder hier wohnen wollen.
It was our first experience with Wimdu. We are both thrilled. Gerrit is a great host and the guest in order. The apartment is also very centrally located and is fast in the city.
Es war unsere erste Erfahrung mit Wimdu. Wir sind beide begeistert. Gerrit ist ein toller Gastgeber und die Unterkunft in Ordnung. Die Wohnung liegt außerdem sehr zentral und man ist schnell in der City.
We had a great time. The house is confortable and it´s in a very good location. Our host is pleasant and he has helped with his comments
The apartment is located (one stop by metro) near the main train station. You can walk from there on foot to the Viktualienmarkt and Marienplatz. The rooms and bathroom are very clean and bright. Since the room is in the attic, it's pretty quiet despite tram and car traffic. Everything was great!
Die Wohnung liegt in unmittelbarer Nähe des Hauptbahnhofs (eine Station mit der U-Bahn). Man kann von dort bequem zu Fuß zum Viktualienmarkt und zum Marienplatz laufen. Das Gästezimmer und das Bad sind hell und sehr sauber. Da das Zimmer im Dachgeschoss liegt, ist es trotz Straßenbahn und Autoverkehr ziemlich ruhig. Alles super!
My first trip on Wimdu - rewarded with a perfect accommodation! Better I could not have wished for. Gerrit is a totally nice host, and his homemade jams for breakfast delicious. The breakfast there was desire to do so, and I felt like I was in Hotel Mama.
The guest room is comfortable and clean, and surprisingly quiet for the brilliant inner city location on Sendlinger Tor yet. From the window you can see the Alps even in good weather. It also has a private bathroom and Wi-Fi, TV, tea and coffee ... Conclusion: Thumbs up and super recommended!
Meine erste Reise über Wimdu - belohnt mit einer perfekten Unterkunft! Besser hätte ich es mir nicht wünschen können. Gerrit ist ein total netter Gastgeber, und seine selbstgemachten Marmeladen zum Frühstück super lecker. Das Frühstück gabs auf Wunsch dazu, und ich habe mich gefühlt wie in Hotel Mama.
Das Gäste Zimmer ist angenehm und sauber, und für die geniale Innenstadtlage am Sendlinger Tor doch erstaunlich ruhig. Aus dem Fenster kann man bei gutem Wetter sogar die Alpen sehen. Ein eigenes Bad hat man auch, sowie W-Lan, TV, Tee und Kaffee...Fazit: Daumen hoch und super empfehlenswert!!!
Thank you Gerrit, you are a really helpful Host. Very helpful and gave us everything we asked for. All the information, guide maps neatly arranged on the desk, Wi-Fi, and the space in the fridge for our food. Not only that, at 4.29am!! you walked us to Senlingor Tor and took the tram with us to put us in the right train S8 to the airport carrying our bags as well. We were so delighted. We will be back to Munich pretty soon. Please keep us the room. We'll let you know when. But can we please have a small fan next time to keep cool, so that we can close the window at night. The pub downstairs is too popular with everyone around the area that they don't seem to go home till 8am!! It is a good little room, comfortable, and central. A big thank you from Siri and Niranjala. Take care and regards to Dirk too. PS. It may be helpful to publish a little map to get to your place from Marianplatz.
I would like thank to Gerrit for having us in Munich.We stayed 4 days,room was big,you had also teapot and coffe machine plus lot of spring water everyday.Every morning we had execellent breakfast,fresh bredrolls(white and with grains),jams,milk,juice,and lovely dessert ,it was delicious!!!
Also landlord has been very open to help us,where to go,what place are good to see,and also what kind of ticket we need to buy.We really recomend this guest room.The way from Munich Airpot to Centrum(where we lived) take approximately 30-40min.We had great time!!!!!!!!!!
The room is small but very practical. Lots of information about Munich on the same table, and especially nice a Senseo coffee machine, so you can already make a coffee before going away in the morning. Private, very clean bathroom is also great. And WLAN. Overall, a good base, to get to know Munich directly from the full life out. For light sleepers: The room with the windows open is not very quiet, but this is normal for the situation. Gerrit I have seen very little, but is very nice. Thank you!
Das Zimmer ist klein aber sehr praktisch eingerichtet. Viele Infos zu München gleich auf dem Tisch und besonders schön eine Senseo-Kaffeemaschine, so dass man sich vor dem Weggehen am Morgen schon einen Kaffee machen kann. Eigenes, sehr sauberes Bad ist auch klasse. Und WLAN. Insgesamt ein guter Stützpunkt, um München direkt aus dem vollen Leben heraus kennenzulernen. Für Leichtschläfer: Das Zimmer ist mit offenem Fenster nicht ganz leise, was aber bei der Lage normal ist. Gerrit habe ich nur wenig gesehen, ist aber sehr nett. Vielen Dank!
All perfect, all very freunflicher host, tips and information, we will gladly commercial SRHR again! Ursula and bosses
Ganz perfekt, alles, sehr freunflicher gastgeber, tips und information, wir kommer srhr gerne wieder! Ursula und Bosse
We arrived as strangers and left as friends. Gerrit is a walking talking encyclopeadia and Dirk is a master on Google. We felt at home from the word go. The apartment is a hop skip and a jump from trains and all the amazing tourist attractions are right at their doorstep. Our hosts introduced us to horse salami and may we say 'YUM'!!! If you want a 'home' away from home then stay here. Makes you think twice about staying in hotels. Thanks guys. We hope to entertain you in Australia! Fritz & Elfreda
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funktacular is a word used to describe events or material goods which are either retro or good, or perhaps even a little bit of both. Can be used similarly to groovy, and when used with a negative tone can also be used to indicate that something is funky in a negative way.
That jazz club was funktacular, i had a great time.
Good lord man, your shower is funktacular, you should really get a new one.
Good lord man, your shower is funktacular, you should really get a new one.
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That was a Funktacular show!
by Jess October 20, 2003
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The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
A cross between Funky and Spectacular
You are so funktacular
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In the last two days multiple pieces of evidence have surfaced suggesting John Manley and/or the Panel had concluded their report even before they began it. Their results ultimately favoured the mission, which has led to the obvious approval of Stephen Harper.
Firstly, on Jan. 22, I posted some examples of plagiarism made in Manley's Forward of the Panel's report, which discussed conclusions of the Panel. The work was originally published in a Journal article he wrote two weeks prior to be even being chosen to head the Panel; this would suggest, for Manley at least, the decision was already decided before he began the supposed independent investigation. Such an example can be found in comparing Page 4 of the Panel's report:
Whenever we asked Afghans what they thought ISAF or Canada should do, there was never any hesitation: "We want you to stay; we need you to stay." Without the presence of the international security forces, they said, chaos would surely ensue.With Page 12 of the Policy Options Journal Article Manley wrote two weeks before heading the Panel:
Whenever we asked Afghans what they thought ISAF or Canada should do, they did not hesitate to say that we must stay. Without the presence of the international forces, chaos would surely ensue.The suggestion that Manley had an actual bias is supported by Michael Byers, who holds the Canada Research Chair in Global Politics and International Law at the University of British Columbia. Of possible interest is John Manley was unavailable to be interviewed. You can hear Michael Byers here on the CBC's As It Happens:
Secondly, further evidence came to my attention the day before, this was in the form of a National Post article which interviewed an expert who went before the Panel and felt the Panel had arrived at it's conclusion even before hearing him. This would go to suggest the whole Panel too had come to its decision before hearing all of its experts. The article states:
Many people who have contributed submissions to the panel say they came away with the impression that Mr. Manley and his fellow members are essentially in favour of staying the course in Afghanistan. That is, continuing combat operations while simultaneously training Afghan security forces towards the mutually agreed NATO endgame of withdrawal at a later, undetermined date.Thirdly, and lastly, to add to the evidence, in the report, the Panel states that Canada should stay in Afghanistan indefinitely, but specifies:
"I basically said we should stay and continue our role," said Canadian military historian and author Jack Granatstein, summarizing his submission to the panel last month.
"Their questions seemed to be of a kind that when people ask you questions you get a sense of what way they're leaning," he added. "I had the sense listening to them and watching their body language they agreed with what I was saying."
This commitment is contingent on the assignment of an additional battle group (of about 1,000 soldiers) to Kandahar by NATO and/or other allies before February 2009.This has led some news sources to suggest that John Manley and the Panel were clearly independent in adding such a condition, for though it would be Stephen Harper's wish to stay in Afghanistan it would be quite difficult to get those extra troops. However Far And Wide reported today just how questionable the motivations were of the Panel in making that stipulation. With the knowledge that the Panel interviewed numerous NATO officials, it would seem quite improbable that they weren't aware of this, as reported in the Ottawa Citizen:
Sources at NATO headquarters in Belgium and in the United States have indicated in recent days that two marine battalions being sent to southern Afghanistan for seven months this spring with specific orders to assist the Canadians are likely to be followed by even more marine battalions in 2009 and 2010. This was possible because the Pentagon has begun to slowly wind down combat operations in Iraq and because the marine leadership has been pressing hard for a bigger role in Afghanistan.I ask how are Canadians supposed to take this report and our Prime Ministers effort at understanding Afghanistan seriously, when the Panel had come to its Stephen Harper approved conclusion before it even began. Where was the non-partisanship? Where was the independent investigation?


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About a year and a half ago Imbels were less that $200.00.
ORF's do not come with an ejector block.
Not only will you have to chase one down at additional cost, but from what I understand the installation location (which requires drilling and pinning) is critical to a proper operating firearm.
Not something I want to try to mess with on my first FAL build.
Imbels have the ejector block installed from the factory.
About a year and a half ago Imbels were less that $200.00.
Be sure to check out:
What ever it is I'm against it.
Always question authority.
No doubt that TDW and Colorado guns are making a killing on these now.
When they bought them, the Imbels were obviously still importable.
I would be surprised if they paid more than $150 for them.
Tony as one Show Me state guy to another, Bobby built most of my kit and did the guncote on it as well. I"ve always have gotten compliments on it and walk bys at Jay Henges Area 44 shooting range (opposite side of the county from you). Plus I've known Bobby/SalBO since 94 or 95 which in internet years is like 50 years and have never seen anyone upset with him in any deal with him in fact just the opposite. He's a stand up guy.
side note my son keeps pestering me to take him to Bangert Park to see that Sherman. In fact a good buddy of mine hails from up North and I think we'll take our boys together. He remembers it growing up as a kid up there.
That was when there were NO kits. WE were waiting for the return of the IMBEL kits that belonged to P.W. Arms in Washington State (The kits we see with most vendors today).Originally Posted by scubadvr
About 3 years ago, when kits were plentiful, DSA forged receivers were $400 and IMBEL forged receivers were $225-250
Now there are NO receivers, so Imbels are $450!
PS,...Ejector blocks and ejectors are IN STOCK and available with my kits.
I'm a bookkeeper's son,
I don't wanna shoot no one,
but I crossed my old man back in Oregon,
don't take me alive.
---Steely Dan---
I would wait for DCI
Some people are like Slinkies. Not really good for anything, but they still bring a smile to your face when you push them down a flight of stairs.
vulcan has some in the $180 range, If the price were aproacing the $400 mark I would def buy the dsa
ok let me get this straght,
low supply of kits= low $$ for recivers. low supply of recivers= low $$$ for kits. thats the reason the kit I got back in april cost more than the same kit now. capitalisom gota love it. muttman
I think the problem is that there are only a couple manufactures on the market. So they charge whatever they want. Take it or leave it.
Some people are like Slinkies. Not really good for anything, but they still bring a smile to your face when you push them down a flight of stairs.
It's low demand for kits since their are no reasonably priced recievers available in quantity. And no large supplier wants to gear up for a low production run. FAC's tits up action timed out poorly.


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Hard water fun on Pelican Lake
The weather was nice and the ice was plenty thick at the Breezy Point Bay of Pelican Lake on Saturday, Jan. 5, for Ice Fest.
Though last year they were canceled for lack of ice, radar runs were back this year as snowmobiles zoomed down the ice.
Four-on-four pond hockey teams competed all day for a $200 cash prize, and the Breezy Point Figure Skating Club performed on the ice in the afternoon.
The Re/Max hot air balloon was up in the air in the morning, providing an aerial view to a long line of people out on the ice.
The World Championship Ice Augering Competition, sponsored by the Pequot Lakes-Breezy Point Lions Club, was another main attraction as all ages competed to win the prize. Following are results:
Women's Hand: first, Sylvia Olson, 1:08:03; second, LaChele Roberson, 1:13:07.
Men's Hand: first, Brian Wallin, 16:72; second, Mike Ergen, 1:16:44.
Women's Stock: first, Olson, 29:63; second, Roberson, 39:03; third, Sarah Severin, 39:66.
Men's Stock: first, Danny Goerges, 19:28; second, Mark Wallin, 21:31; third, Dave Guenther, 26:15.
Antiques: first, Kelly Larson, 12:75; second, Scott Holman, 29:69; third, Guenther, 44:22.
Modified: first, Larson, 6.87; second, Guenther, 13:03; third, Holman, 8:56.


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Interesting !
Interesting !
" Success is never final, but failure can be " B.P.
Former Pats WR Julian Edelman and former Texans C/G Antoine Caldwell in for visits tonight per every giants beat writer on twitter. We'll see...
Because he's got no knees and I know how to type.
I just post that, that been said I didn't knew about Caldwell.
" Success is never final, but failure can be " B.P.
edelman huh... maybe to replace hixon? thought he was more of a slot guy though
wow.. possible Cruz replacement..?
I'd say he'd more likely be competition with JJ for the third WR spot.


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Mini-conference partners colleges with local projects
(May 19, 2005)--The Service-Learning Intercollegiate Collaborative (SLIC) and Making Connections of San Antonio host a second annual mini-conference for community agencies from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Friday, May 20 at the San Antonio headquarters of the American Red Cross.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The mini-conference, "College and Community: Partners in Service," gives community organizations a chance to learn about service-learning, working with college students and faculty, project examples and potential funding sources.
The local service-learning community is a collaborative effort among The University of Texas at San Antonio, Our Lady of the Lake University, San Antonio College, St. Mary's University and Trinity University.
During the 2004-2005 school year, 4,941 college students across San Antonio participated in community service-learning and volunteerism activities. The students provided more than 65,000 hours of service to the local community.
Service-learning is a structured, volunteer work experience where students voluntarily provide community service as a way to apply knowledge and skills learned in school while making a significant contribution to the local community.
For more information, contact Pamela Neumann at (210) 458-2812.


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Well, I've set up the virtual pc and I've managed to get a telnet connection to it on port 135, but now I'm stuck. What do I do now? I'd like to try and browse the filesystem remotely, but I don't know how.
I'm using Windows Vista (you may all cringe now) as the host OS and XP as the guest OS. I would've used Fedora Core or Ubuntu linux as the guest, but I think my discs are wrecked.
If anyone can post a list of telnet commands for browsing a filesystem or help me in anyway, I'd really appreciate it. After searching on google, all I keep getting is the standard list of telnet commands that appear when I type in ?


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Karekare's 'black sand and craggy cliffs and bush-clad hills' appeal no surprise to a local.
Karekare has been named among New Zealand's best beaches by an American publication focused on the outdoors.
The West Auckland beach was named by Outside magazine as one of the country's top 10 beaches, along with Ninety Mile Beach in the Far North, Hot Water Beach in Coromandel and Mosquito Bay on the Abel Tasman coastal walk.
Described as the beach made famous by the 1993 film The Piano, the magazine said Karekare "is a vast, still-empty paradise of black sand and craggy cliffs that loom over the Tasman Sea".
"Bush-clad green hills rife with native manuka, cabbage trees, and myriad ferns backdrop the sand, and the 100-foot [30m] Karekare Falls is tucked just inside the forest."
Seal spotting and "braving the churning surf for a wild swim" were among the activities visitors could do there, it said.
Absent from the list are Mt Maunganui and Piha.
Four beaches on the list are in the South Island, including Koekohe Beach near Moeraki, in North Otago, and Gillespies Beach, near Hokitika.
Adam Roscoe, 20, whose parents run the Karekare Beach Lodge, said he wasn't surprised that his local beach had made the list.
"Piha may be more popular but Karekare can offer something that's a little more private, and yet it's still so close to town."
Mr Roscoe said his parents got some business from tourists who had watched The Piano, and one American couple had returned every year.
"They just like seeing the sun set into the ocean from our place in the summer, and that it's less built up than the other beaches on the same coast," he said.
"It offers privacy, exclusion but if you want to get out into town to socialise you can as well."
Massey University marketing lecturer Associate Professor Henry Chung said The Piano had done for Karekare Beach tourism what The Lord of the Rings did for New Zealand.
"I believe it has been ranked a top New Zealand beach because a Hollywood movie has brought the beach to international attention," he said.
"It's opened up an exciting marketing opportunity for New Zealand, and especially the North Island."
Dr Chung said that with a circulation of nearly 690,000, Outside magazine gave a "new tourism perspective" of New Zealand to an international audience.
"Traditionally we have used sheep, farms and mountains to promote New Zealand," he said.
"But now we have a magazine that says hey, there are great beaches there too."
Dr Chung said beach holidays were popular among European and North American tourists.
Top 10 New Zealand beaches
* Karekare Beach (West Auckland)
* Ninety Mile Beach (Cape Reinga)
* Hot Water Beach (Coromandel)
* Gillespies Beach (West Coast)
* Manu Bay (Raglan)
* Wainui Beach (Gisborne)
* Allans Beach (Dunedin)
* Mosquito Bay (Abel Tasman)
* New Chums Beach (Coromandel)
* Koekohe Beach (North Otago)
(Source: Outside magazine)


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Plaza Espanya Apartment
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- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Suitable for events
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
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|Vallhonrat, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
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The apartment features a master bedroom with a queen-size bed, a second room with twin beds and a third bedroom with a single comfortable single bed. The kitchen is fully fitted and includes a coffee maker. The apartment also contains a TV with a DVD player.
Plaza Espanya Metro Station is only a few steps away, and provides access to a number of rail lines and bus services. From here, guests will find it easy to reach all areas of the city.
The Poble Espanyol Museum, the Magic Fountain of Montjuic and the National Art Museum of Catalonia are each less than a 10-minute walk away. Guests will also find several restaurants and great tapas bars nearby.
House rulesNo groups under the age of 25.
No parties.
Guests should be considerate of the neighbours and keep noise to a minimum after 10pm.
Smoking is restricted to the balcony.
A refundable security deposit of €300 is required in cash on check-in.
Check-in between 9pm and 11pm can be arranged for an additional fee of €25.
Check-in from 11pm onwards can be arranged for an additional fee of €40.
Loss of keys will incur an additional fee of €70.
If keys are locked inside the apartment, a €30 service charge will be applied.
|Monthly rate for up to 3 guests
|2189 €
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|5 € per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
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|Check-out before
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Reviews of this property
We really had a good time in Barcelona. The apartment was clean, central located and really comfortable.
Well located, 10 minute walk from aerobus stop at Placa Espanya, one mile from the Rambla, five minutes from Poble Sec underground.
Apartment was a decent size, clean, and well supplied, with a decent tv, stereo, information and a well stocked kitchen and bathroom, with a washing machine too, and an effective air-con for the living room, and fans for two of the bedrooms. Area is quiet and safe enough, with bars, restaurants and supermarkets within easy walking distance. Owner was absolutely fine to deal with.
We stayed in David's apartment for 6 days and it has been a wonderful stay. It is a nice, cosy and clean apartment and everything you need is available. We could make an arrangement with David to pick us up from the airport early in the morning and returning us to the airport in the evening while he took care of our luggage all day both times. David is a great host and he even had a very nice welcome present for us. He did everything for us to make our stay as comfortable as possible. We had a wonderful and unforgettable time in Barcelona.
David was a nice host. He was waiting for us at the agreed time. He bought us a welcome gift!
The appartment was fine. There were 3 bedrooms! The bathroom and kitchen were small, but ok.
The appartment was clean and we were happy to have an airconditioning.
Towels and bedlinnen were provided, great!
The location of the appartment was good; in the street there was a backery (with very good coffee!!) and great local shops! La Rambla is at walking distance.
We had a great stay and recommend this appartment and host.
Come già messaggiato all'interessato, il Sig David è una persona squisita, gentile e veramente disponibile. Desidero ringraziarlo ancora per l'ospitalità.
Già dall'arrivo si è prodigato per darmi il maggior numero di informazioni sia per raggiungere l'appartamento sia per una migliore permanenza in Barcellona.
L'appartamento comodo e straordinariamente pulito è dotato anche di tante accortezze (cucina dotatissima, videoregistratore, ventilatori nelle camere, radiosveglia ecc.) I numerosi depliants presenti consentono a chi si reca a Barcellona di disporre di informazioni per visite a musei e attrazioni, visite ed escursioni, trasporti, spettacoli, ristoranti, negozi ed altri servizi. E' stato un bel soggiorno.
Cordiali saluti al Sig David Aragones
El anfitrión David me derivo al anfitrión Rudolf y este al anfitrión Sr, Martínez.
Como opino otro cliente se debe felicitar al fotógrafo del departamento, Nunca pude observar la luminosidad de las fotos. Un genio.
La cortina del baño tenia tanta mugre como nunca visto, se lo informe al sr. Martínez, ni hablar de los almohadones de las silla, que asco.
Nunca informaron que había que subir una empinada escalera, que pasa con las personas mayores o discapacitadas??? En las habitaciones calor insoportable, el ventilador no resuelve el problema, distribuia aire caliente.
El aire acondicionado solo en el estar. Aclarar detalles para saber que se contrata.
Die schöne Wohnung ist sauber und ordentlich. Es ist alles da, was man braucht und auch alles funktionstüchtig. Die Lage ist ideal inmitten der heimischen Bevölkerung (mit entsprechender nächtlicher Lautstärke... :-), nahe am Montjiuic und mit unmittelbarer Verkehrsanbindung ins Zentrum (U-Bahn) und an den Strand (Bus H16).
Das Leben pulsiert hier echt spanisch und wer das liebt (wie wir) ist hier genau an der richtigen Stelle.
Nous avons été très bien accueillis par David, très bon contact. Le logement est agréable, suffisamment grand, très bonne literie. Il est également bien situé dans Barcelone, tous les transports en commun (bus, métro) sont à proximité.
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Open house planned March 30 at Hunts Point
The Brainerd Kennel Club, Marsh & Meadows HRC and Hunts Point K-9 Center will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 30, at Hunts Point Sportsman's Club, 2142 76th St. S.W. (County Road 29), Pequot Lakes.
There will be obedience, agility and field demonstrations, different dog vendors/exhibitors, pet photographer, swap meet, drawings and more.
Check www.huntspointclub.com for a schedule of events or call 218-568-8445 for more information.


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By sleepers, I mean guys that aren't projected to go in the first 4 rounds (pre combine/pro day)
1. Demario Davis (LB) Arkansas State... Extremely fast with good power. Great in coverage and getting to the outside. Not the ideal height for a MLB, but at 6'1 240 I think he can manage. He played OLB throughout college but played MLB at the Senior Bowl I believe. Good tackler and has shown great ability to get off of blockers. Keep an eye on this guy at the combine.
2. Bryce Brown (RB) no team... The guy has some problems and has pretty much handled every step of his career so far horribly. Still, he has the ability to be an elite RB at the next level if he can mature and get focused... he could be a great player.
3. Dequan Menzie (CB) Alabama... Perhaps lacking in elite speed but was great at Alabama. Lived in the shadow of Dre Kirkpatrick despite outplaying him IMO in 2010. Beat out a previous 5 star starter in Demarcus Milliner after transferring to Alabama. Some may think he'll go in the first 4 rounds, but the site I'm using for grades (profootball weekly) has him listed 5th or later) If he doesn't count I'll stick with the same team and say Jerrell Harris (OLB) from Alabama who really came on strong his senior year. Very quick and athletic and will probably put up great numbers at the combine. 5 star player out of high school that played behind bigger guys.
4. Tauren Pool (RB) Not sure if he has #1 RB ability but I think he has the skills to be a great guy off the bench.
5. Rishard Mathews (WR) Nevada. A little raw but still gets the job done. He has a great blend of size and speed 6'1 215 with a track background. Top 10 in CFB in receiving yards. Will get up after the ball and will do the dirty work. Very promising future.
--would also put Vick Ballard on this list but lately I've seen him mocked in the first 4 rounds.


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The Danville Police Department provides Danville Express with a record of its calls each week. This is a sampling, omitting the more mundane, such as routine traffic stops, service requests, noise complaints and domestic disturbances.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, July 25, 2011, 2:54 PM
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This week's police log
Original post made on Jul 26, 2011
Like this commentPosted by Erick Larson
a resident of San Ramon
on Jul 26, 2011 at 6:43 am
Wouldn't this weekly column be better entitled "Last Week's Police Log"?


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Caedmon's Call will perform through the Hope College Christian Music Series on Saturday, Jan. 10, at 9 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel.
The six-piece group, an eclectic, folk-influenced band, has created a large following across the nation, particularly on the college circuit.
Caedmon's Call has accumulated more than one million career record sales, has garnered six number-one radio singles and has been nominated for 10 Dove Awards. The group has been touring recently with Jars of Clay, which appeared at Hope College last year.
The band's fifth and latest release, "Back Home," continues where the group's previous albums left off, with powerful and introspective lyrics in each of its songs. Drummer Todd Bragg said, "Although it's a reflective album, 'Back Home' also signifies a new era for Caedmon's Call... one that's full of hope and adventure."
Tickets are available at the Student Development Office in the DeWitt Center, and are $20 for the general public.
Dimnent Memorial Chapel is located on College Avenue at 12th Street.
The concert is being sponsored by the student Social Activities Committee in conjunction with Hope's Student Congress.


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Curtain Call: Wisconsin's Theatres with History
Last Updated: 2/21/2013
If you can tear your eyes away from the stage, you might notice that sometimes, the real sight to see is the theatre itself. Wisconsin's gorgeous theatres have stories as rich as the ones you see on stage. So hold on to your playbills, tuck away your ticket stubs and queue up a special presentation of some of Wisconsin's best venues.
The Grand in New London
The Grand was actually once called The Grand Opera House. From its start in 1895, it featured theater, variety shows, vaudeville acts, and (you guessed it) opera. Now it's a great place to kick back and catch a movie.
The Majestic Theatre in Madison
As Wisconsin's oldest theater, The Majestic certainly lives up to its name. It opened December 15, 1906 as a vaudeville theater and has since featured silent films and the magic act of Harry Houdini. After a brief stint as a dance club, The Majestic is back to doing what it does best- bringing performing arts to the people of Madison. Check out the Majestic's calendar for the latest shows.
Al. Ringling Theatre in Baraboo
When you say masterpiece theater, we think The AI. Ringling Theatre. It was designed in the style of grand French opera houses and features fine plasterwork, tasseled draperies, ceiling frescos, and much more. Take part in its history and take a tour or attend an upcoming event.
Pabst Theater in Milwaukee
The Pabst Theater was built in the style of European opera houses by brewing magnate, Captain Frederick Pabst, in 1895. Don't let the Baroque interior, Austrian crystal chandelier, and white Italian Carrara marble staircase make you feel underdressed – The Pabst welcomes everyone for concerts and theater of every kind!
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You will need a 10BaseT, 100BaseT, or 10/100BaseT Ethernet card. Our equipment will auto-negotiate to either 10 or 100 Mbps speeds dependent upon your network (Ethernet) card. You will also need the drivers that come with the card. These usually reside on a CD-ROM. (You may also need your Windows or other operating system CD or disks.)
You will need an Ethernet cable. These cables come in various lengths and colors--typically blue, green, gray, or yellow, see Figure 1. They will have RJ-45 connectors (similar to a standard phone cable connector only larger; see Figure 2 ) on each end. These cables might also be referred to as Category 5 or Cat 5 (also Cat V) patch cables. The Lycoming College Bookstore located in the Wertz Student Center has both network cables and cards available for purchase as should any retail store that sells computer related equipment and supplies.
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Students are not charged monthly connection fees for this service. This service is provided to you as part of your comprehensive technology fee.
An Ethernet network adapter (card) provides the interface for communication between a computer system and an Ethernet network. When determining which adapter to buy, make sure that it operates at speeds of 10 or 100 Mbps (or both, typically noted as 10/100 Mbps) on an Ethernet network and that it utilizes an RJ-45 connector. We recommend the purchase of either a 3Com or Netgear branded network card. Typically these will be internal adapters requiring removal of the computer's external cover for installation. External USB varieties are becoming increasingly popular and more widely available and do not require internal installation. However, these devices are dependent upon the availability and functionality of a USB port on the computer system.
On a typical desktop computer system, the RJ-45 connector/port will look similar to a typical phone jack, only slightly larger (see Figure 3). The hardware configuration of this particular computer system includes a typical modem (labeled at bottom), as well as two (2) network cards. One card is typical of many newer Ethernet network cards. It provides one RJ-45 port (circled in red) and uses a standard Ethernet (or Cat 5) cable. Most adapters will have LNK (link) and ACT (activity) lights visible next to the RJ-45 port. You'll notice the RJ-45 adapter's indicator light is not as obvious (its the small square "dot" to the left of the port) as those on the wireless network adapter (recognizable by the attached antennae) installed in the expansion slot above it. On the wireless adapter, the lights are located just to the left of center on the card-one is amber and one is green.
Some desktop systems have what is known as an "on-board" or "integrated" network adapter, which is included on the system's motherboard itself. In this case, the RJ-45 port will often be in close proximity to the other system ports for the mouse, keyboard, USB, serials, etc (see Figure 4). In the case of laptops, notebooks, and other portables, the Ethernet adapter can also be integrated, as is the case with newer systems, but will often be in the form of a PC card (PCMCIA) and installed in a Type II slot. They typically connect to the network by means of a short cable adapter known as a dongle (see Figure 5). Some newer adapters, however, do not use dongles and are, appropriately enough, known as dongleless adapters (see Figure 6).
The Ethernet cable should be plugged into the Ethernet jack. The majority of the Ethernet jacks installed in the residence halls on campus are blue in color and in close proximity to the phone jacks, which are gray. Typically both the phone and Ethernet jacks will be visible on the same faceplate mounted to the wall box.
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If the Ethernet adapter you purchased has drivers for your operating system and you have installed and properly configured the TCP/IP protocol (usually installed automatically and by default with the installation of a network adapter) as described for the Windows and Mac operating systems, you should be able to access the Internet via the campus Ethernet.
You can use either a Mac or a PC to access the campus Ethernet provided you have an Ethernet adapter properly installed and configured as well as the TCP/IP protocol.
Refer to question 7 above for what to look for on your system to determine if you have a network card installed. Another quick way to check on a Windows machine is to go to the Control Panel and double-click on the System icon (see Figure 8a and 8b). For Windows XP, please note you may have to click the "Switch to Classic View" to find the System icon. (The image below shows Classic View with the option to "Switch to Category View".)
After double-clicking the System icon, a System Properties window will open. Select the Device Manager tab. (In Windows 2000, select the Hardware tab then click the Device Manager button as shown in Figure 9b.) In Device Manger, look for Network Adapters in the list that is displayed. If necessary, click on the "plus" sign beside Network Adapters to see what adapters the group contains. If your system has a network adapter installed, it should show up in this group. There will typically be a Dial-Up Adapter and perhaps several others. Any Ethernet adapters are usually identified with the word Ethernet (see Figure 9a and 9c).
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This error usually means that the PnP system that is a part of the Windows operating system needs certain files in order for the Ethernet card to function properly. These files should be located on the driver disk (typically a 3.5" floppy, but might be on a CD) supplied by the manufacturer with the Ethernet card or on the Windows 95x/Me/2000/XP CD. You should be able to insert the disk when prompted, change the "Copy Files From" or "Look in" field to the drive and/or directory containing the needed driver file(s) and complete the installation.
Occasionally Windows cannot detect the path to the proper driver file. When this happens, the system will continue to prompt you for the disk even though the disk is in the drive. If you are experiencing this situation: First check (once more) to verify that you have the disk or CD containing the driver files for you particular network card in the drive. If you do, assuming your drive is working and the disk is readable, you may have to specify the exact path to the file you need.
Figure 10a
Use the Browse button if it's available in the installation window to browse the appropriate drive (floppy or CD) and look for a directory that matches your operating system-i.e. Win95, Win9x, WinMe, etc. (See Figure 10a and 10b. Note: Windows 95/98 drivers will occasionally work with later versions of Windows-Me, XP and 2000.) If a Browse button isn't available, you will have to browse the disk using Windows Explorer and write down the directory path-i.e. D:\Drivers\Win98-so you can manually type it into the "Copy Files From" or "Look In" fields when prompted.
Figure 10b
If you have to use Windows Explorer, it may be necessary to cancel the installation process. If you can't get to your desktop to double-click on My Computer to open Windows Explorer, you will have to cancel the installation process to complete the system reboot in order to get to your desktop.
If you have to cancel the installation or you chose to "Skip" a file at any point during the installation process, you will need to rerun the installation to re-install the drivers for the Ethernet card. Canceling or skipping a file often results in a partial installation. In this case, the Ethernet card will be added to the "Other Devices" category, although not as a functioning device. To see if this has happened, open the Control Panel and double-click the System icon to open the System Properties windows. Click on the Device Manager tab. (Refer back to question 10, Figure 8a through Figure 9c for help opening Device Manager.) Other Devices is listed under the yellow question mark icon as shown in Figure 11. If the yellow question mark icon is not visible, there are no Other Devices installed. In this case, look for your Ethernet card under the Network Adapters category.
Figure 11
Please note, a black on yellow exclamation point (for an example see Figure 11) or a red "X" (for an example see Figure 12) over the icon of an installed device displayed under Device Manager indicates a problem with the device and that it is not functioning properly. In this case, or in the case where the Ethernet card is installed under Other Devices, it is necessary to select and "remove" the device before attempting to reinstall it. Otherwise a duplicate device may be installed that can conflict with the first installation. After removing a device from Device Manager, you should be prompted to restart your system. If the Ethernet card is Plug and Play compatible, the system will detect it and start the installation wizard again during the system restart. If it is not Plug and Play compatible, go through the manual installation process for which instructions can usually be found in the documentation included with the Ethernet card.
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This error is typically caused by a misconfiguration within the Windows Internet Options. It can be fixed by following these steps:
Email the ITS help desk at email@example.com or call the help desk Monday thru Friday between 9 am and 3:30 pm
This error message will often occur when another user on the network has improperly configured their system with a static IP address rather than setting it to "Obtain an IP address automatically." (see Figure 15.) It can also occur when an end user's system is not releasing and renewing their IP address lease properly.
When reporting the problem, it is important to report the problem as an IP conflict. If possible, you should write down the exact wording of the error message, including all numbers and/or addresses listed. This information will aid the network technicians in resolving the problem.(see Figures 15a and 15b.)
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An "illegal operation" error is usually indicative of some form of resource conflict on the computer system. This can be either a hardware or software conflict. Often it is a case of multiple software applications attempting to use the same memory space, but can be related to other system resources as well. You will need the assistance of a qualified technician to resolve this type of error. It often involves identifying and removing conflicting software applications, but may require a complete system rebuild or reimaging to correct. Before taking that drastic a measure, however, review any recent changes to your system. Have you added new software applications, new hardware or changed system settings? Do you have an antivirus application running on your system with current virus definitions and you've preformed a recent complete system scan? Often if you can undo the change that was made, you can resolve the conflict. Otherwise, you should seek technical assistance from a knowledgeable source.


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