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Join the party at this newly renovated, award-winning hotel, where an accommodating staff and quiet courtyards belie the property's central location to all the revelry of the French Quarter.
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Known for its true New Orleans architecture and beautiful courtyards blending European touches with Southern charm, the Royal Sonesta New Orleans is also recognized as having the best balconies in the city. Three blocks from the riverfront, right in the heart of the historic French Quarter—and the only AAA Four Diamond Award-winning hotel on Bourbon Street—the Sonesta's timeless elegance radiates from its traditional gabled windows, French doors, and wrought-iron lace balconies.
Your newly renovated room is a well-appointed oasis with contemporary custom furnishings and a view of the French Quarter, as well as amenities like pillow-top mattresses, plush robes, iHome clock radios, refrigerators, Keurig coffeemakers, and complimentary Wi-Fi. Use your included resort credit to unwind with a cocktail or grab a bite at one of the hotel's five culinary destinations before hitting the third-floor pool deck.
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There's no better way to begin your New Orleans experience than with contemporary Cajun and Creole cuisine at the award-winning Restaurant R'evolution. Then, venture across the courtyard to Irvin Mayfield's Jazz Playhouse. Situated in the lobby of the hotel, this intimate venue provides a sleek setting with luxe red walls, black accents, and classic cocktails, and offers live music seven nights a week.
More historic charm awaits at the hotel's Desire Oyster Bar, appointed with original tile flooring, a gilded ceiling, and French cafe-style seating. Classic Creole dishes find their way onto the menu for three meals each day, with chargrilled oysters, gumbo, and barbecue shrimp drawing devoted locals and visitors alike. For a recharge, make your way to PJ's Coffee Cafe, serving light fare and rich coffee until 8 p.m. nightly.
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Tennessee Williams once said that there are only three cities in the United States: New York, San Francisco, and New Orleans. What do they have in common? For one, a unique cultural richness embodied by the cities' historic architecture, an obsession with food, and their dedication to the arts. It's a trio that inspires romance, a sense of timelessness, and ambiance that lends these places an air of unparalleled authenticity. And so it is in New Orleans—named one of Travel + Leisure's Top Ten World's Best Cities—a place that isn't so much stuck in the past as it is a tribute to its roots, not least of which are good food, good drink, and good times. Laissez les bon temps rouler—and then some.
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As I walked in the first thing I did was look up. The ceiling to this Cathedral is so high up. Then you notice all the super cool stain glass windows. The windows sort of stand out because of the fact that is so dark within Notre Dame. Even with the man mad lighting its still hard to see anything inside the Cathedral. Without the man mad lights its like you're walking around in a very dark room where the only thing you can see are candles and the stain glass windows. The most famous stain glass window is the North Rose Window. This a 13th century stained glass window depicting the Virgin encircled by figures from the Old Testament.
A fun fact about this Cathedral was that it was built on top of a Roman Temple
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March 16, 2013
SAVANNAH, Ga. – It was a banner day for the University of Maryland Eastern Shore softball team on Friday as the squad swept a doubleheader against Savannah State, who owns the top record in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference to date. The team held off a furious SSU rally in game one to win 11-10, before the Lady Hawks came back to swipe a 6-5 victory over the Lady Tigers in the nightcap. The sweep is the first ever sweep for UMES over Savannah State since they became a member of the MEAC.
UMES (7-12) was led in the twinbill by sophomore Morgan King (Danville, Ill.), who went 4-for-8 with three RBI and three runs scored. Senior Jasmine James (Willingboro, N.J.) was also 4-for-8 with three runs and two RBI, while freshman Vanessa Gomez (Belleville, N.J.) had three RBI in game one. UMES combined for 17 runs and 19 hits in the doubleheader, as the Lady Hawks capitalized on eight SSU errors.
The Lady Hawks came out of the gates swinging as the squad took a 10-0 lead after three innings of play. After a scoreless first, senior Belen Benitez doubled to open the inning and moved over on a groundout by junior Chelsea Alston (Matawan, N.J.). Benitez would come in on an RBI single by Gomez, who scored on an RBI by junior Cherokee Williams (Upper Marlboro, N .J.). Williams scored on a ball in play by senior Carmen Gurrola (Arleta, Calif.)
It was a big second frame that gave UMES the huge lead. Aside from an inside the park homerun by James, the team scored all of its runs with two outs. Gomez doubled in a pair before Williams and Gurrola were each put on to load the bases. King ripped a double to centerfield to score all three runs and scored after Gurrola reached on SSU's second error of the inning.
Savannah State (14-10) would slowly go to work on chipping away at its deficit. Following a scoreless UMES fourth, SSU put up four in the bottom half of the inning. UMES added an insurance run in the fifth when Williams stole home, but the Lady Tigers took the inning with a pair of their own to make the score 11-6.
The teams would each go quietly the next few innings until SSU struck with a big rally in the last inning. With one out, Gurrola surrendered a two-run homer to Torrian Wright to bring the game within three. Gurrola then induced a pop up to second base to secure two outs, before Imani Gayle walked and came home on another two-run homer by Tiffany Taylor.
Gurrola would bare down and get the next hitter to pop up to freshman catcher Rachel Vander Ven (Dover, Del.) to thwart the rally and give UMES the big road victory in game one.
The second game proved to be much different than the first. Savannah State jumped to the early lead with a 3-0 lead after three innings as the Lady Hawks struggled to get anything done against 2013 MEAC Preseason Pitcher of the Year, Madison Hedderly. SSU would go on to add two more in fifth to extend its lead to five.
Hedderly went to work on the UMES offense through the first five innings as the senior did not allow a run and had allowed just one hit. It was the sixth inning where UMES would finally break through.
The Lady Hawks began the sixth with four of their first five hitters reaching base on singles. Freshman Trenece Nash (Decatur, Ga.) singled home King to tally the team's first run, before Alston singled in a pair with the bases loaded. The runs cut the SSU lead to just two, 5-3.
UMES was faced with its back against the wall in the seventh. Gurrola walked with one out and moved over on a single by King. James went on to single in Gurrola and King scored to even the game at five all on a passed ball. With James at third base, Nash came up big with an RBI groundout to give the Lady Hawks their first lead of the game.
The final half inning saw Benitez (1-4) walk the leadoff hitter, but the senior retired the next three hitters in order to preserve the doubleheader sweep. Benitez picked up her first win of the year in game two as she limited SSU to six hits and just four earned in seven innings.
The Lady Hawks look to take the series with Savannah State today, March 16, when they square off with the Lady Tigers at noon. The game is the first of a doubleheader and the second game will begin immediately following the first.
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Octogenarian Anelundi tops list of East Providence High School Hall inductees
EAST PROVIDENCE — As agile octogenarian and city native Edmund "Ed" Anelundi half-jokingly puts it, people are finally beginning to recognize the many contributions he's made to both area sports and the community as a whole due in part to his age.
At a still spry and sharp 85-years-old, Mr. Anelundi was recently selected as one of five inductees into the East Providence High School Hall of Fame Class of 2012. Raymond B. Studley, graduating Class of 1983; Debra Zepp '71; Angela Renaud '66, and David J Kelleher, honorary category, join Mr. Anelundi, '45, as this year's honorees.
"I don't think people think I'm going to be around much longer, so they've been giving me these awards," Mr. Anelundi quipped. He was also inducted into the Rhode Island Girls' Tennis Coaches' Association Hall of Fame within the past few years.
"My sister (Marie) submitted my name eight years ago. That's why they said I was 77," Mr. Anelundi continued, referring to his mistaken age in the original press release on the 2012 EPHS Hall inductees. "But it's an honor. I'm very happy. People used to call me all the time wondering why I wasn't in. Now they're calling to congratulate me. I feel good about it. And my kids and family are happy for me."
Mr. Anelundi's induction could be placed in the "better late than never" file. A 1945 EPHS grad, he was a member of the Townies' state championship basketball team that winter. East Providence defeated Westerly in sudden-death double-overtime, the then-rules of the game, at Brown University's famed but since-demolished Marvel Gym. Gid Spence, Mr. Anelundi's backcourt-mate, scored the winning bucket, his only two points of the game, which came after the Townies and Bulldogs finished regulation and a five-minute overtime period tied.
"I have the best memories of high school. We had so much fun. We didn't carry on. We didn't know what drugs were. A bunch of us just hung around and played sports and just had a great time," Mr. Anelundi said.
An All-Stater on the hardwood, as well as in cross country and track and field, both as a javelin thrower and runner, Mr. Anelundi next embarked on an athletic career at the University of Rhode Island where he was supposed to play basketball for legendary Rams' coach Frank Keaney.
Fate, however, interceded. Before the start of the college hoops season Mr. Anelundi, who enlisted in the United States Navy as World War II was coming to an end, was called into active service.
"I was practicing for cross country at the time and one day I saw my father waiting for me. I said to the guy who I was running with someone must be dead because my father wouldn't leave East Providence for anything," Mr. Anelundi said. "Anyway, when I was through my father handed me the letter from the Navy and it said I was being called up. I never felt so bad in my life."
Mr. Anelundi, fortunately, did not see military action, and he also missed one very famous piece of URI basketball history.
The Rams qualified for the National Invitation Tournament at New York's Madison Square Garden at the conclusion of the 1945-46 season. It was there that Ernie Calverley hit what is referred to in Kingston as the "shot heard round the world," a half-court bucket to give URI a buzzer-beating win over Bowling Green. The Rams would later play for the NIT title, losing to Adolph Rupp's Kentucky, 46-45, in the championship game.
Mr. Anelundi, though, was stranded on a Navy vessel in New Jersey, none of his fellow sailors willing to take his watch while URI played just up the road in Manhattan.
"Mr. Keaney (Frank Keaney, URI's legendary basketball coach) told me that if I could get leave I could stay with the team in New York and sit on the bench," Mr. Anelundi said. "Any time someone wanted me to cover watch for them, I would. But when it came time to do me a favor no one stepped up. I never covered another watch for the rest of my time in the Navy. I never forgot that."
Out of the Navy and realizing his collegiate athletic career was pretty much over, Mr. Anelundi settled into life back in East Providence. He married his wife Jackie in 1947, spending 52 years with his beloved before she passed in 1999. They had two children: Ed (not Jr.), who is a retired EPFD captain now residing in Fall River, and Judi, of Whitesboro, Texas. He has three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Mr. Anelundi, after working in the family automotive spring business, eventually joined the East Providence Fire Department in 1954, where he would be a driver for the next 20 years, retiring in 1974. He drove the engine truck at Station 1 for 12 years then spent four years each as the ladder driver at the Riverside and Kent Height stations before stepping away.
While a firefighter, Mr. Anelundi trained to become one of the first certified tennis coaches in the area. In 1968, he graduated an instructor program run by the United States Tennis Association's New England branch, the initial group of teachers to receive the national organization's seal of approval.
Just before retiring from the EPFD, he purchased the historic Indoor Tennis Court on Blanding Avenue off Massasoit Avenue. He would own the single court facility for 17 years before selling in 1990 to Tom Brun, who remains the proprietor.
Mr. Anelundi still coaches privately at the Indoor Court and elsewhere to this day. His current star pupil is LaSalle Academy All-Stater Amanda Pitocco. He also gained note as being the Barrington High School girls' tennis team head coach since 1994. Mr. Anelundi's Eagles have won three state championships (1995 and 96 and 2001) and have consistently been among the premier programs at the Division I level. It was for his efforts at Barrington that Mr. Anelundi received his tennis coaches' Hall of Fame induction.
"I've had some terrific kids, some very good players," Mr. Anelundi said. "I tell the girls at Barrington all the time to enjoy high school because it's the best time of their lives."
Mr. Anelundi has lived a pretty eventful life. The son of Michael and Jenny Anelundi, he grew up in the city area around "Six Corners." Besides the EPHS Hall induction, Mr. Anelundi's name will live on in other ways. Edmund Street, created on property his family once owned, is named after him. In essence, Mr. Anelundi is what being a "Townie" is all about; having lived, been educated, worked, raised a family and spent his retirement in East Providence.
"It's home," Mr. Anelundi added. "My family and friends have always been here. And my days at East Providence High School are still probably the best time of my life. The best part of the city is the people. I still have friends and know a lot of people, but there's not too many of us from the Class of 1945 left."
"Most of the kids who go to East Providence High School love it and they seem to stay around here or eventually come back," he concluded. "I guess I'm one of those people."
Hall Inductees
The follow are brief biographies of the four other EPHS Hall Class of '12 inductees provided by the Hall of Fame Committee.
- Raymond Studley is a 23-year veteran of the Rhode Island State Police and a Lieutenant Colonel. He is also Deputy Superintendent and Chief of Field Operations and second in command overall. Mr. Studley has served in many capacities including being named interim police chief for East Providence in 2009. He is also a 2011 graduate of the FBI National Academy. While in high school, Mr. Studley was a three-sport athlete and received a student/athlete scholarship to attend URI.
- Debra Zepp was named Rhode Island Elementary School Principal of the Year in 2011 by the Rhode Island Association of School Principals. Ms. Zepp is principal at the Matunuck Elementary School in South Kingstown. According to the press release at the time, she was recognized for "her willingness to try new approaches and for her infectious enthusiasm." Ms. Zepp has also been praised in education circles for her efforts to boost her school's science writing abilities and for her style of "reaching out to parents, the community, students and teachers." Ms. Zepp was further recognized for improving her school's culture by her "personal touch, which includes writing notes on each child's report card and her daily greeting of student's by name every morning."
- Angela Renaud is a post-secondary accreditation evaluator for the New England Association of Schools and Colleges. Ms. Renaud is also Dean of the John Hazen White School of Arts and Sciences and a full professor. She has worked as an educational consultant and a reading coordinator for the Diocese of Providence. Ms. Renaud has also been a reading specialist for the Swansea School Department and taught English in East Providence for two years in the 1970s. She was named Outstanding Woman of the Year by Johnson & Wales University in 1991 and has been a speaker at several national conferences. Renaud has been a volunteer board member for several charitable organizations.
- David J. Kelleher was a three-year honors student at Our Lady of Providence Seminary. While in high school he participated in three sports and was an active volunteer helping out at area hospitals. Mr. Kelleher has served East Providence as a teacher, principal, local historian and preservationist. He is also a member of several civic groups and a role model for many young people. He first taught school in Attleboro and came to East Providence in 1968. Mr. Kelleher was named principal at several East Providence elementary schools. A published author, he wrote "An Illustrated Tour of East Providence." Mr. Kelleher has been a leader in the East Providence Historical Society since 1985 and is a founding member of the "Friends of Pomham Lighthouse" committee, which has worked to restore the historic landmark. Mr. Kelleher is an active volunteer in several key East Providence social and educational organizations and a respected educator.
Hall Notes
The 29th annual East Providence High School Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be held on Sunday, Oct. 14, at the Venus de Milo Restaurant in Swansea.
The event is open to the public and tickets are available at the high school main office and at Martin and Riverside Middle Schools. Tickets are $40. and include a full dinner. Reception is at 12 noon and dinner at 1 p.m. Tickets can also be obtained from Don and Linda Carlson by calling 401-433-3693. Hall of Fame inductee, Dr. Kenneth R. Walker, class of 1949, retired East Providence school administrator, Rhode Island College professor and current Chairman of the R.I. Parole Board will be Master of Ceremonies.
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You don't want dirt sand glass wire fragments etc to stay in the honey so it is a good idea to give heavy debris a place to collect below the honey gate.
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> Note that Maxant extractors (and some other brands) already have an inverted conical bottom ....
An inverted conical bottom means the center of the tank bottom is higher than the outer edge of the bottom when the tank is right side up.
That design in no way interferes with the ability to turn the tank over for cleaning.
For those that have difficulty with the inverted cone concept, a 1920 patent application extractor graphic ...
Note the inverted conical bottom.
You can also see a large image at the original patent application here:
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Some large scale extractors ... uhh ... go about it sideways ....
more here: http://www.cooknbeals.com/extractor.php
A 128 frame autoloader ...
This machine is equipped with a feeding conveyor and an empty frame rack. The conveyor is designed so that the frames from an uncapping head are conveyed to the extractor. The conveyor holds the same number of combs as the extractor so the uncapping machine never needs to be stopped while loading and unloading the extractor, thus any delay in uncapping time is eliminated.
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If I were big enough to need one of these very large extractors, I don't think I'd be worrying about a few pounds of honey left in the tank.
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One of my brilliant inventions introduced to the beekeeping world, again without patent or copyright, is the Hinged Extractor Mounting Board, or HEMB abbreviated. Our 20 frame Dadant is bolted to a board that is Hinged to it's stand and held close with toolbox type clamps. When a batch of honey is finished, we open the clamps, tilt up the board and extractor, place a 4X4 under the board, and all the honey drains out. See piano hinge:
you should say "not quite all the honey runs out"
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so any of this mysterious glass, sand, dirt, wire fragments?!?! you speak of will NOT make it through that 200 mesh screen as well as the wax fragments, or dead bees etc.
Has anyone seen Ace and Rader in the same room? They could argue over the sky color.
Probably best do that outside ...
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I have been in a room with Mark and it was quite pleasant. I would like to help Rader learn a few things instead of twisting and turning concepts out to the wild blue yonder having nothing to do with the original concept.
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So what was the thread about....


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9/11 memorial planned for Indianapolis
MARION COUNTY - Indianapolis is a city known for memorials, and it is about to get another one.
We all have different memories of September 11th, but one man in Indianapolis is turning his memories into action. The memorial will go up on Ohio Street near West Street.
A number of trees were moved from 421 West Ohio street on Friday. The knoll is just west of the Fire Station #13 at the corner of Ohio and West.
"It's going to be very dramatic," said Greg Hess.
It will not be as dramatic as the Ground Zero ruins he and the other members of Task Force One searched nearly ten years ago but to Greg Hess, September 11th is his generation's December 7th. So he came up with an idea. He petitioned the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for two internal support columns.
"We were notified in January of this year, yes, you did get your beams. Now come and get them," Hess said.
All told, each of the beams weighs in excess of five and a half tons so together it's over ten tons of stone and steel. But it's not really how much it weighs. It's about what it symbolizes.
That was clearly evident when the beams were trucked back to Indianapolis. Word spread quickly about what the 18-wheel trailer was carrying - two large pieces of American history. The beams had a motorcycle escort and people flew American flags as the procession passed by.
The two beams will stand straight up like the Twin Towers when the project is complete. A life-sized sculpture of an American eagle gazing toward New York City will be perched on top.
For now these beams are going on tour to help raise the money to make this dream a reality. Supporters are trying to raise $350,000 in donations to fund the project. So far they have raised about half of that.
"September 11th changed all of our lives," said Hess.
He wants a memorial that will change the city's landscape.
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It's a chance for all of us to remember what Hess and the other 62 members of Indiana's Task Force One can never forget.


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Park Service ceremony commemorates Gettysburg
GETTYSBURG, Pa. - Thousands of people have gathered at Gettysburg National Military Park for a service commemorating the 150th anniversary of the fierce battle that proved to be the turning point of the American Civil War.
National Park Service director Jonathan Jarvis told attendees Sunday night the weeklong events are intended to honor the dead, and recognize the courage and heroism of the soldiers who fought at Gettysburg from July 1-3, 1863.
He says visitors have also gathered to reaffirm the principles that demanded the terrible sacrifices Union and Confederate soldiers made 150 years ago.
Historian and author Doris Kearns Goodwin delivered the keynote address. Her best-selling novel "Team of Rivals" in part inspired last year's Oscar-winning film "Lincoln."
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Yea, we discussed the "blue" thing on another thread. I knew it HAD to be black - just a slang for a "blue steel" color, I guessed.
I'd get some pics up close, maybe. But, several others have ordered guns online before w/ no problems. It took me over 8 months to finally get my hands on a fullsize one in A/S since I was trying to find one locally - if U wait to get one, U may have to attend several gun shows to find an A/S model.
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Visually as well as acoustically an extremely attractive tail pipe silencer.
- Processed with the highest craftsmanship
- conical silencer with cylindrical endpiece
- Crisp sound and top performance
- Entirely made from stainless steel
- The end cap is also made of carbon or stainless steel, depending on the model
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- Removable dB-Killer for racing use off of public roads
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Located in Altstadt, Altstadthotel Kasererbräu is adjacent to Fortress Hohensalzburg and within a 5-minute walk of other popular sights like Salzburg Cathedral. This 4-star hotel has 45 guestrooms and offers conveniences like free breakfast, a full-service spa, and free in-room WiFi. Centrally located in Salzburg, the hotel is also a short walk from St. Francis Church and Mozart's Birthplace.
Free full breakfast is included with your stay. You can enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge or visit the onsite restaurant for a bite to eat. Savor a meal from the privacy of your room with room service, or get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café.
Altstadthotel Kasererbräu's 45 recently renovated rooms provide sofa beds, safes, and phones. Guests can expect free WiFi and wired Internet, along with TVs. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries.
Renovated in 2013, Altstadthotel Kasererbräu offers a full-service spa, a sauna, and free WiFi in public areas. Self parking is offered for EUR 15.00 per day. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this spa hotel include a 24-hour business center, coffee/tea in a common area, and a computer station.
Property features
- Walking distance to Fortress Hohensalzburg and Salzburg Cathedral
- Free full breakfast
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
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Hotel Amenities
Altstadthotel Kasererbräu features a full-service spa and a sauna. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant, a coffee shop/café, and a snack bar/deli. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
A 24-hour business center is on site at this 4-star property. This Salzburg hotel also offers a library, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Altstadthotel Kasererbräu is a smoke-free property.
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 5
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Full-service spa
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Computer station
- Total number of rooms - 45
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- Multilingual staff
- Terrace
- Luggage storage
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Offsite parking reservations required
- 24-hour business center
- Sauna
- Smoke-free property
- Coffee shop or café
- Television in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Concierge services
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Year Built 1342
- Snack bar/deli
- Shopping on site
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Sofa bed
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge), Offsite parking reservations required
Room Amenities
Altstadthotel Kasererbräu offers 45 accommodations with safes and hair dryers. These individually decorated and furnished accommodations include sofa beds. This Salzburg hotel provides complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers and complimentary toiletries. Cribs/infant beds (surcharge) and rollaway/extra beds (surcharge) are also available. Housekeeping is provided daily. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in October 2013.
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Television
- Individually decorated
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Bathtub or shower
- Room service (limited hours)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Sofa bed
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Individually furnished
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast.
Altstadthotel Kasererbräu has a restaurant on site.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Segway rental/tour nearby
Spa Services
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including Ayurvedic. The spa is equipped with a sauna.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa without adult supervision. Guests under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Ayurvedic treatments
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- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 12
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for EUR 35-50 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 15.00 per night.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 9.00 per pet, per night (maximum EUR 2 per stay)
- Dogs only
- 2 per room
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.55 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 16 years of age.
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Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
Hotelstars Union assigns an official star rating for properties in Austria. This property is rated 4 stars.


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Happy Mother's Day!
I hope you had a chance to read Sandhya Manne's blog post yesterday on balancing the roles of artist and mother.
This is a recurring theme for my clients. It comes up so often that today, I ask again for your tips.
What advice would you give other artist-mothers who might be struggling to find time for their art or feeling guilty about spending time on their art and away from their families?
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I just now remembered, on saturday or sometime during the week he said something about "he was going to be a beast for the giants"
hahaha i hope someone calls him out on it. He did nothing to show or back up all the garbage he was spilling before the game.
makes me sick... talks a bunch of trash, doesnt back it up, then never apologizes or gets called on it...
here is the link: www.nfl.com/goto?id=0ap1000000114818


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Party Themes
Party Activities
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Camping Party Ideas
A Camping birthday party theme is a great
birthday party idea for a child who likes the outdoors.
Camping Party Invitation Ideas
Print out the camping sign below and attach to
blank note cards. Inside write the party information and then send
to guests.
Camping Party Decorations
Tree balloons can be made by taping brown tissue paper in the shape of tree trunks on the walls and then attaching 3 colors of green balloons above it for leaves. Hang glow in the dark stars from the ceiling.
Set out tin cups with each campers name written in permanent marker at each place setting along with compasses, flashlights and/or binoculars. For a fake campfire pile logs on top of a battery powered lantern or paint the underside of pieces of wood orange and then stack on top of red and orange strings of small Christmas lights. Set up tents outside (or inside!) for the kids to sleep and play around. If you don't have tents you can make your own by stringing rope between two trees or posts and hanging a waterproof tarp over the rope. Spread out the sides of the tarp and secure to the ground.
Use these symbols that are seen at camping sites to designate different areas of the camping party.
Camping Party Activities
Before the party have an adult create a campfire. Bring out chairs or large logs for seating and place them at a safe distance around the fire. and roast marshmallows and hot dogs.
Decorate t-shirts
Decorate camouflage or plain t-shirts. Let the kids decorate with fabric paint and fabric paint pens. Or have shirts already printed with their names and they can embellish with rhinestones or paint pens.
Camping Party Games
Flashlight Hide and Seek
This game is best when played at night. The person who is "it" will need a flashlight. The person with the flashlight counts to 100 while the rest of the players hide outside. The player with the flashlight searches for the hidden players and when one is found they shine the flashlight on them and call out the players name. After this place in the game there are several variations:
1. "It" gives the flashlight to the person that was found and they are the new "it".
2. When found the players stay in a designated area (like a jail) until the round is over or they can be let out of the area if they are tagged by another player without getting caught.
3. "It" gives out flashlights to the ones found and they help find the others that are hiding.
The first person found is "it" during the next round.
Nature Scavenger Hunt
While it is still light outside send the party guests on a Nature Scavenger Hunt. See full instructions that includes a free item list to print out here : Nature Scavenger Hunt
Candy Treasure Hunt
Before the party hide lots of wrapped candies all over the backyard or area where the party is being held. When it gets dark give each child a flashlight and tell them to search for the hidden candy. Provide sacks or bags for the kids to hold their treasure.
Fishing Game
Fun for an inside Camping party. Campers will fish for candy and toys from a pond that you make from a large box (you can also use a cardboard table with a sheet over it ... anything as long as the fishermen can't see what is in the water. Buy lots of wrapped candy and small Camping themed toys for the fish to give out. The fishermen put their fishing line (tie a string to one end of a bamboo pole or stick and a clothespin to the other end of the string) over into the water. The "fish" then place a prize on the clothespin and tug the line. The fishermen pull up the line with the toy or candy attached.
Rattlesnake Tag
Be careful and watch for rattlesnakes when you are camping! For this tag style game the kids hold hands to make a long rattlesnake. 1st in line is designated the rattlesnake head and the last is the rattle. Tell the players that during the game they can not let go of the hands they are holding. The rattlesnake's head mission is to tag the rattle ... sounds easy, but with all the players in the way (the rattlesnakes body) it gets crazy! Once the rattle has been tagged the rattlesnakes head becomes the tail. The next guest steps up and becomes the head. Play until each guest can be both the head and the rattle.
Party games for ages 7, 8 and 9 years old
Smore's - chocolate squares, graham crackers and large marshmallows
Steamy cups of Hot Chocolate
Fire roasted Hot dogs
Roasted Marshmallows - before the party find lots of long skinny tree branches that can be used for roasting the marshmallows and hotdogs
Teddy Grahams
Bug Juice - there's sure to be bugs when you are camping ... but these are the delicious kind! The day before the party fill ice cube trays with water and a few raisins in each ice cube. The raisins look like bugs when frozen inside the ice cubes. Let the kids place them in their drinks and sodas at the party.
Camping Party Favor Ideas
Glow in the dark items
Glow in the dark stars
Large chocolate bars with a printed label that say's "Thank you!"
A chocolate bar, pack of teddy grahams and marshmallows for a do it yourself Smore's kit
Teddy Grahams
Camping Loot / Goody Bag Ideas
Tin cups
Small Tackle box
Camouflage bandanas (wrap up party favors inside and tie)
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Mushishi 04
First attempt at watching this raw, made me realise I can't grasp the form of language they are using. But basically, it's plucked straight from the manga, so having read the manga, I understood the basic premise.
Well, I'm not gonna say much about it. Again, there's nothing I can cover that hasn't been done by Omni. I'll be sticking to subs from now on, hopefully C1 won't let us fans down ^_-.
So far, the production team of Mushishi has been sticking really close to the manga version, with the only difference of moving the seqeuences of the episodes around. One thing I find I really like about Mushishi, is the author makes the side-characters for every episode unique enough to not be labelled as mere stereotypes, yet still be plain enough to not stand out. The Jigoku Shoujo crew could take a few pointers from Urushibara Yuki on making characters :).
So far, there's no confirmed annoucements about the amount of episodes that Mushishi will have. Mushishi would work well for a 12/13 episoder, taking the manga material. If it's a 24/26 episoder, I'm not sure they can sustain the current pace. Hopefully, the "cheesy & cheap filler" syndrome won't plague Mushishi.


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Applications are invited from Pakistani citizens on prescribed forms available from the Reception i Counter OR www.upesh.edu.pk/jobs.htm, for the following positions at die University of Peshawar: 1. Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry, Institute of Chemical Sciences (Two) (Contract) Qualifications:
For each of the above positions, Application Form along-with a copy of National Identity Card (NADRA), recent passport size photograph, attested copies of testimonial (s), experience certificate (s) and a Bank receipt/ draft (non-refundable) of Rs.600/-for S.No.lto9andRs.400/-for S.No.10 in favour of the Treasurer, University of Peshawar should reach the Meetings Section, University of Peshawar on or before 25th January, 2013
In-service candidates should apply through proper channel They must submit No Objection Certificate (s) from their concerned departments/institutions along with the application forms. Incomplete applications and those received after due date will not be entertained.
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vidya balan to spread GoodKnight
The new campaign focuses on communicating the effectiveness of a moisturiser based mosquito repellent cream with the goodness of natural herbs like tulsi and lavender that help fight mosquitoes naturally while keeping the skin nourished and protected with milk. The ad campaign and concept developed by JWT, communicates the powerful combination of safety from mosquitoes and protection of the skin as never before, while highlighting the product offering through their catchy line... 'Machharon ki haar, skin se pyaar!'
Commenting on the launch, Mr. Tarun Arora, VP Sales & Marketing, Godrej Sara Lee said, "GoodKnight has always offered products which are based on strong consumer insights. The biggest challenge was to overcome the existing mental barriers of people being precarious about using mosquito repellent creams as they are associated with being sticky and harsh on the skin. The new ad positions the product in a way that cues in safety and credibility in a reassuring manner".
With such a power packed campaign and star power of vidya balan, GoodKnight brand will surely strengthen its supremacy in the market.


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Christmas in the City
Trip Start Sep 26, 2011
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Lyon, France is even more beautiful than Grenoble during the Christmas season. The city is much larger than Grenoble and reminds me much of Paris. The Rhone and Saone rivers surround the main part of the city. Like the Seine River flows around the Ile de la Cite et Ile de Saint-Louis, the Saone and Rhone rivers surround the major pedestrian areas, with beautiful bridges and breathe-taking views


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I don't know of any one website that has all of the things you are looking for, but a good source of info when I was starting out was Export Development Canada [edc-see.ca]. I think the rules and laws may be very different depending on if you are selling a service or hard goods. A couple of things to keep in mind though when selling to our friends to the south.
1) Price your goods, or services in USD. Trying to explain to potential customers that the Canadian dollar is undervalued and makes items cheaper really doesn't work. This thread speaks well to that [webmasterworld.com]. You will need to establish a U.S merchant account to accept credit cards, and open a U.S based bank account. Be prepared to jump through hoops as far as the merchant account goes, but feel free to stickymail me, and I will point you to some good resources.
2)If you are selling hard goods into the U.S, get your self a good logistics company to walk you through the parts of the NAFTA agreement that will apply to your situation. I found trying to deal with this cryptic trade deal, and all of the reams of paperwork that accompanied it to be incredibly frustrating, so save yourself the hassle. Again, feel free to stickymail for specific resources. A huge challenge when shipping south is the acual delivery part of things. A good logistics company will be able to help you with that as well.
I am really surprised at the lack of Canadian retailers serving the U.S market, as we have such a big advantage in being able to buy in Canadian funds, and sell in greenbacks. Right now, 1 USD fetch's more than $1.60 CAD:)


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RomeoOscarBravo needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 57 designs submitted by 28 freelance designers.
Simple, elegant, minimalist and just a hint of playfulness. Think a jazzier Linked In or even 99 designs.
Reel Post
I would like to see a modern interpretation of a film reel built into the logo. Possibly represented in the "o" of POST. But I'm open to other options. Remember to keep this looking uber modern. Would prefer to have one letter of the word "Reel Post" customized.
- Item 1...Bright colors. Red, white and blue (royal to baby). Open to any color options as well, so long as they are bright/light.
- Item 1...No Camp, retro or cartoony. No flowy filmstrips


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The Dauphin Island Sea Lab (DISL) is a marine research, policy, and education center located on the east end of Dauphin Island, a barrier island off Alabama's Gulf Coast in Mobile County. Surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico, Mobile Bay, and the Mississippi Sound, it is an ideal setting for marine research. DISL coordinates education programs with Alabama schools and universities and informs and offers the public opportunities to learn about the marine environment and its ecosystems through its aquarium and marine science museum, the Estuarium. The DISL campus spans 36 acres with more than 30 buildings, including class rooms, laboratories, offices, and living and recreational quarters for up to 160 students, faculty, and staff.
The DISL was created in 1971 by the Alabama legislature to organize and consolidate the state's marine science education programs and was built that same year on the site of the former Dauphin Island Annex of Brookley Air Force base near historic Fort Gaines. In 1972, the state established the Marine Environmental Sciences Consortium (MESC) to streamline its marine education system and gave the organization oversight of DISL. DISL also joined the Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium (MASGC), a cooperative of nine educational institutions devoted to scholarship on and economic development within coastal systems, one of 30 such agencies of the National Sea Grant program of the U.S. Department of Commerce's National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). At the time, MESC membership consisted of 17 Alabama colleges and universities that used the DISL for summer field programs; as of 2010, 21 institutions participated in the lab's summer and graduate programs. The facility hosts marine science students who attend classes and perform research. Eight of the participating institutions grant graduate degrees in conjunction with studies at the sea lab. The DISL offers several graduate-level courses during fall and spring semesters, and the majority of enrolled students attend the University of South Alabama (USA) in nearby Mobile. Out-of-state students can attend courses at DISL by registering under transient status through an MESC school.
In 1973, MESC introduced K-12 education when it rented DISL space to Tennessee high school teacher Kelton Tidwell for a high school program. In 1974, the program became the Marine Biology Institute in conjunction with the Sea Lab, and in 1975 continued under the name Discovery Hall (named after the British research vessel Discovery) with USA biology instructor Tom Walker at the helm. From 1978-2009, Sea Lab instructor and USA professor John Dindo was chairman of Discovery Hall, and today it is led by Tina Miller-Way, associate director for education and outreach. Discovery Hall offers marine science education programs of varying lengths and intensities to primary- and secondary-school students. The program has become one of the largest marine-science education programs in the nation. Instruction for the youngest students includes educational beach walks and "touch labs"—similar to petting zoos, but with the preserved bodies of sea creatures. Upper-level high school students earn credit for completing sessions similar to college-level course work. The program also provides public outreach and teacher-training services.
DISL and its staff also are involved in research and environmental protection efforts. In March 1995, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) designated Mobile Bay an estuary of national significance, making it one of 28 U.S. estuaries targeted by the EPA for preservation through its National Estuary Program (as authorized by the Clean Water Act of 1987 and the Estuaries and Clean Water Act of 2000). Six months later, the Mobile Bay National Estuary Program (MBNEP) was established, administered, and funded by the EPA in partnership with other government agencies, businesses, and private groups (including DISL) to manage and promote protection of the newly designated estuary. The DISL also serves as the host institution for the Coastal Policy Center (CPC), a consortium of scientists, planners, and teachers who consult with various government and private agencies on matters of sustainable coastal resource development. In 2002, the MBNEP established a conservation plan as its mission statement and partnered with CPC for a broader approach to managing the estuary.
In 2005, DISL acquired a new marine research vessel, E.O. Wilson, named for and christened by Pulitzer Prize-winning Harvard entomologist and Alabama native Edward O. Wilson. In 2007, DISL broke ground on the site of the future Richard C. Shelby Center for Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management, which will be located at the entrance to the DISL. A 15,000-square-foot structure, it will be a certified Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) building, the first on Alabama's coast. LEED buildings are designed to be energy-efficient and ecologically friendly. Construction of the $2 million facility, named for Alabama senator Richard Shelby who appropriated the funds, is slated to be completed in September 2009. Shelby Center research programs will be funded by the University of South Alabama, the Alabama Department of Conservation of Natural Resources, The Nature Conservancy, and potentially from pending proposals to MASCGC and the National Science Foundation.
Sea Lab employees and affiliated researchers also have contributed more widely to the marine science knowledge base. In March 2007, for instance, DISL marine scientist Sean Powers co-authored a scientific paper that links depleted shark populations in the Atlantic with the rising stingray population. Gulf of Mexico Science, a biannual journal published by the MESC, reports findings of marine scientists working in the Gulf of Mexico and surrounding waters. Outside institutions and organizations, including the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo (held off Dauphin Island every summer), coordinate with scientists and student researchers at DISL to provide examples of sea life for study. DISL Executive Director George F. Crozier retired in 2007 after 30 years at the helm and L. Scott Quackenbush assumed those duties in July 2008; Dindo, the lab's assistant director, served as interim director in early 2008. Tragically, Dr. Quackenbush died four months into the position and the Board of Directors asked Dr. Crozier to return for a two-to-three year interim.
The Estuarium portion of the complex opened in 1998 to display the flora and fauna of Mobile Bay and the Gulf of Mexico and to promote the preservation of the estuary's fragile ecosystem. The facility, which charges a modest entrance fee, includes a "living marsh" boardwalk and a 10,000-square-foot exhibit hall. Four galleries of displays contain the habitats and inhabitants of the barrier islands, the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, Mobile Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico. A number of smaller aquaria showcase individual aquatic species. The Estuarium is open year-round, and activities for the public include Sea Lab Summer Excursions, a program offering educational field trips through DISL's partnership with the North Gulf Coast Institute and "touch tanks" where visitors can handle live marine animals.
In addition, the DISL Foundation, the sea lab's non-profit fund-raising arm, has established the George F. Crozier Endowment to fund expansion of the lab's educational programs. DISL is overseen by the MESC board of directors, made up of chief executive officers of its member institutions. The DISL's summary budget for 2009 was approximately $5.6 million, down from $6.6 million in 2008, with an additional Alabama Special Educational Trust Fund appropriation of $3.9 million. External funding for other expenses such as construction vary dramatically year-to-year.


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RSR Forum Community 1st Round Draft Board
I thought it would be interesting to compile some sort of RSR composite ranking of players the Ravens could take at pick 32. I did this last year, and I felt it went pretty well.
If nothing else it's a nice Ravens specific draft ranking for forum members who don't spend a lot of time studying the draft, but I also think it could spring some interesting debates.
Post Your List
The idea is to list players in order of their potential value to the Ravens. Feel free to project your own philosophies. For example, how heavily do you factor in upside, injury risk, behavioral issues, need, etc...
Start with a middle tier of players that you feel would be fair value at pick 32. Just so there's some approximate consistency in relative value of tiers for each poster, try to limit this to 8 players at most.
After that you can work your way out, listing a tiers of players just above and below this group. We'll call these +1, -1, +2, -2 etc.... So your tier structure should look like this.
+2 Tier
+1 Tier
Fair Value Tier
-1 Tier
-2 Tier
To be counted in the final composite list, at least fill out the Fair Value, +1, and -1 tiers. You're welcome to fill out more than that.
You can post/edit your list anytime between now and Wednesday April 24th at 4PM. After that I'll build the composite list and post it sometime Wednesday night or Thursday morning.
I've provided a sample post below.
What if the Ravens Trade?
Obviously there's a pretty good chance the ravens won't even pick at 32, but I do think it's likely that they pick close to 32. In that scenario, I still think a list like this could be relevant.
For example, last year we had Upshaw in the +2 tier of our composite list. The Ravens traded back and still got him early in round 2. Based on the composite list that was an outstanding pick. :)
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+2 Tier
OLB Jarvis Jones
DE Bjoern Werner
WR Tavon Austin
FS Kenny Vaccaro
T D.J. Fluker
WR Cordarelle Patterson
CB Desmond Trufant
+1 Tier
LB Alec Ogeltree
WR Keenan Allen
DT Sylvester Williams
T Menelik Watson
SS Matt Elam
Fair Value Tier
DE Datone Jones
TE Tyler Eifert
ILB Manti Te'o
-1 Tier
DT Jonathan Hankins
WR Justin Hunter
DE Damontre Moore
DE Cornellius Carradine
DT Jessie Williams
-2 Tier
DT Kawann Short
LB Arthur Brown
SS Jonathan Cyprien
DE Margus Hunt
FS Eric Reid
ILB Kevin Minter
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So I'm going to bump this once to see if there's more interest now that the draft is only 10 days away. Mods, I hope that's cool. If it falls off page 1 again I'll let it die.


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Ok so I have a 16' rebel that I bought earlier this year. I have come to find that the flotation foam is waterlogged. So after reading on here, I wasn't sure whether to spend any time or money to replace it. But I will be having a lot of time in the fall and can appreciate a good project to challenge myself, I've decided to see what I can do. I was also considering replacing the plastic deck the boat has right now with a 1/2" Douglas Fir plywood. Is that a reasonable idea or not? I was also talking to a man at a boat factory about 30 minutes from my house and he mentioned people replacing flotation foam with those bright colored pool noodles. He said these are good because they are cheap and are very resistant to absorbing much water.
^^This is the floor right now. How would I go about removing the glass tape along the seam? Its got a pretty hard adhesive along it as well.
What are the proper steps to preparing the plywood for the floor? Would I just coat with epoxy? What products are recommended to give the ply a darker look?
Thanks for any help you may offer. I really appreciate it
Yes you can use plywood for the deck and sole BUT BE SURE IT IS MARINE GRADE PLYWOOD, not just "exterior grade" which may be sold as water proof by your local lumber yard. It isn't! It will rot in the course of a year or two. Marine grade is truly waterproof but it costs more, of course.
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To remove the sole just take a dremel tool with a cut off wheel and carefully work your way along the angle. Then use a belt sander to remove the remaining glass tape.
I wouldn't use noodles for flotation. Use a proper closed cell foam. You can get it in any custom size for a reasonable cost. One potential source is
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Not sure I would bother to remove all the remaining tape with a belt sander. Maybe take the edge off, but there is potential to do real harm if it gets away from you, even for a split second.
Also, you could lay your decking near the old tape and use it as a bolster to support the deck, adding a little thickness to the sidewall. (that's assuming you're happy that its solid and secure) And make darn sure you wear a good respirator/filter. That stuff is nasty in your lungs.
Here's a link to the sole work I did on my Oday. It's not super descriptive, but may help you. It's a little work, but anything can be done with enough time and money. I can tell you that epoxy is pretty expensive. I used most of a gallon doing just that small section of sole.
Thanks for the replies so far. This is all helping a lot. Is it safe to use 1/2" for the new sole and probably replacing the stringers in the floor? How many coats of epoxy would I use on the new sole? Also when placing the new wood sole in the boat, would I want to use fiberglass tape along the edge again or would a good bead of fast cure 5200 be sufficient.
Some info: the boat won't be spending long periods in the water or even uncovered. Also I bought it for just a few hundred dollars and its about 40 years old, so I'm willing to do work that has potential to backfire at least for the learning experience.
Thanks again!
Dwayne, is there any specific reason you wouldn't use the noodles for flotation or is it just more of a risky proposition?
LandLocked, I really appreciate that thread you posted. I will really be needing some epoxy then won't I? How many coats did you do on that plywood? Also did you put glass cloth or anything on the other side? Also, I would like to try for a darker wood so is there any stains you would suggest using? Thanks
Are you absolutely, positively sure that noodles won't get water soaked after a while? I'm not. They weren't designed for long term immersion. Use the right stuff or don't bother.
Half inch ply is OK if it's properly supported; stringers no less than 16 inches apart.
Don't try to glue it down. Use the fiberglass tape and epoxy. It's far more stable.
You don't need to seal the underside with epoxy if you use marine grade plywood. The only need to seal the top side is to make it look good and prevent splinters. If you don't use marine grade ply then you will need to seal the crap out of all sides and do a lot of praying that it lasts more than a few months.
Use any good stain that you want to.
Alright thanks a lot Dwayne. Your last post answered a lot of my questions. I will be looking into the foam you suggested. You would consider that a better alternative than the 2 part foam that is poured then expands? I agree with your attitude of getting the right stuff and doing this right the first time, I just am beginning this type of work and am just learning what the right stuff is. Thanks again to all the replies.
When installing the sole all of the plywood was wetted with epoxy first, then we mixed thickened epoxy to the consistency of catsup and did the final install of the old glass sole. Then I chamfered my cuts and glassed them.
Post some more pics of what you have ahead of you, is your sole cored?
I would epoxy saturate all the sides of the plywood, regardless of whether it is marine ply or not. Plywood, if allowed to get wet, will ROT, regardless of what kind it is.
As for cutting the fiberglass tape and removing the existing floor, use a fein multimaster or similar oscillating blade tool to cut along the edge. Most of these tools have a flush cut blade that will allow you to cut right along the hull side and leave a very, very clean cut.
You also don't want to have the plywood right up against the inner side of the hull. Ideally, you'd use fiberglass tape and thickened epoxy to tab the sole to the hull, but chances are very likely you'll need to rest the sole on stringers and floors and only tab the top of the sole to the hull—stringers run longitudinally along the hull and floors run athwartships the hull.
Tabbing is only generally strong in resisting forces in one direction... tabbing along the top of a cockpit sole will resist downward forces well but doesn't do as well if the forces are upwards. This is why bulkheads are typically tabbed on both sides but a sole is only tabbed on one in many cases.
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No go: The proposal put forward by Guido Dumarey from the Punch Corporation to continue manufacturing at GM Holden's Elizabeth plant beyond 2017 has been canned.
29 February 2016
By IAN PORTER
GENERAL Motors has announced that the Punch Corporation proposal to keep
Holden's assembly plant in Elizabeth, South Australia in operation after
production ceases in 2017 will not go ahead.
The failure of the proposal to progress has been met with scorn and scepticism
by some government and industry figures.
A joint statement from GM Holden and Punch Corporation released late on Friday
said that the two companies undertook a "detailed global evaluation" of the
proposal before determining it would not proceed.
"Both parties concluded that a viable business model was not possible for this
case. Therefore the proposal will not be taken forward," the statement read.
"The challenges to domestic automotive manufacturing in Australia – lack of
scale, high production costs, supply base contraction and increasing market
fragmentation – persist and cannot be overcome for this business case.
"In particular, the wind down of the supply base following the manufacturing
exit of the three existing car makers, and the critical production mass they
represent, is insurmountable.
"GM thanks Punch Corporation for their proposal. GM will continue to consider
Punch Corporation, along with other interested parties, to participate in the
sale process of the Elizabeth plant and assets after GM ceases local
"Punch Corporation will continue to pursue other business opportunities in the
Australian automotive sector."
Both industry minister Christopher Pyne and one of his predecessors, Senator
Kim Carr, expressed doubt about the claim that GM and Punch had completed a
"detailed global evaluation" of the proposal before pulling the pin, while the
local parts industry was irate about being made the scapegoat for the decision.
"What I think about it isn't printable," Federation of Automotive Products
Manufacturers (FAPM) manager Tom Chappell told GoAuto on Sunday night.
"They've got their own reasons for not doing it, but the supply chain is not
one of them.
I was pissed off when I read that."
The failure of the proposal means the car industry will shut down at the end of
2017, with the estimated cumulative loss of 45,000 direct jobs within the
car-makers and the Tier One parts suppliers.
Many more indirectly employed workers are also threatened in the Tier Two and
Tier Three companies that form part of the Australian supply chain.
Shock and dismay over the decision was shared across the political divide in
"I am surprised and disappointed at the sudden announcement from Punch
Corporation and General Motors this afternoon," Mr Pyne said in a statement. As
industry minister, Mr Pyne has recently expressed concern about the imminent
closure of the car industry.
"It does not match the statements both Punch and GMH have made to me," his
statement says.
Senator Carr told GoAuto on Sunday night that he shared Mr Pyne's
He said he had been aware that Punch chief executive Guido Dumarey – who was in
Australia earlier this month – was scheduled to have a meeting in Tokyo late
last week with a team from GM's head office, not GM International's regional
office in Singapore.
"I thought the Tokyo meeting was about getting more information. It was a
series of questions they needed answering before Punch could put together a
full financial plan.
"I don't think they (Punch and GM) did do a full financial plan. There's
something else going on," Senator Carr said.
In the joint statement issued after the Tokyo meeting, Punch and GM cited
several reasons for the proposal not going ahead, including a lack of
production scale, high production costs and fragmentation of the market, as
well as the wind down of the supply base.
However, FAPM's Tom Chappell dismissed that excuse out of hand.
"GM's got their own reasons for doing this, but the supply chain is up and
running," he said.
"The companies are supplying, they are supplying at rate. Why they could not
keep supplying (to Punch) is beyond me.
"No-one's closed down. They are still planning to supply for the next two years
and many of them are continuing to diversify out of automotive and into other
things, so they're financially viable in the long run."
Mr Chappell said FAPM members were keen to keep supplying to the Elizabeth
plant after GM left.
A recent survey of parts suppliers showed that 100 of the remaining 150 would
close their doors if car manufacturing ceased in 2017.
"If, by some fortunate strike, this all came together and it worked, those guys
would have moved heaven and earth to supply to a new venture building
Commodores in Adelaide for global markets," Mr Chappell said.
"I'm sure they would have thrown all their weight behind that to support the
bid from Punch going forward."
Mr Chappell said the local supply chain was keen for the plant to keep
"I want it on the record that the supply chain is fully supportive of this bid
and there is no reason to think that the supply chain could not fulfil that
task of supplying parts to Punch for the long term."
Mr Chappell said he believed the decision was one made back in the Detroit head
office of GM and not at Holden headquarters in Fishermans Bend.
"I don't think they were even involved in the decision. It was a decision made
in Detroit by the merger and acquisition guys."
Mr Chappell said it was a simple case of GM wanting to stay in the Australian
market but not wanting the expense of manufacturing.
"They want the revenue, but they don't want the costs."
There were other reasons to be sceptical, according to Mr Chappell.
"Why would they let someone else take a share of their market? Why would they
let somebody else sell Commodores against their Commodore replacement?
"To me, it's just a very hard-nosed business decision that doesn't make any
allowance for all the hard work that's been done over many years by good old
Australian engineers and workers, and the taxpayers."
Despite the disappointment about the decision and the scepticism about there
having been a full financial assessment done, Senator Carr said he would
continue to concentrate on the positives.
"Punch says in the joint statement that it is looking at other Australian
automotive investments and I believe they are coming to Melbourne again very
soon," Senator Carr said.
"I welcome Punch's continuing interest in further investment opportunities in
the Australian automotive industry and I will do all I can to facilitate
keeping Australian automotive workers in employment."
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In November, a Pilot project will be launched that will give some parents at Far Rockaway High School access to student-specific information on the Department of Education (DOE) website. The Parent Portal, which can be viewed by anybody, but needs a keyword to get specific information about a student, can be found at http://www. ny cenet.edu/Parents/.
It gives parents access to: attendance records, exam results, transportation schedules, and student menus. Parents will receive an ID and password when they register with the site.
Although this capability will eventually be available to all parents, the pilot will focus on 50 parents in each of 50 schools across the City. Principals and Parent Coordinators participating in the Pilot have received, and will continue to receive, information and support. Parent Coordinators in the pilot schools will receive a half-day training on the portal next week.
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Re: st: Standardized Coefficients after XTIVREG2
"Erasmo Giambona" <email@example.com>
statalist <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: Standardized Coefficients after XTIVREG2
Fri, 30 Nov 2007 05:56:10 -0500
Dear Statalisters,
More that a week ago I posted the message below but so far I have not
received any suggestions. I would truly appreciate if any of you could
give me any hints.
On 11/22/07, Erasmo Giambona <email@example.com> wrote:
> Dear Statalist,
> I am trying to obtain standardized coefficents after XTIVREG2. I am
> concerned mainly with standardization of the right-hand-side
> variables. In particular, I would like to estimate the economic effect on the dependent variable of 1 standard deviation increase of any independent variables. Similarly, I would like to estimate the effect on the dependent variable of moving from say the 25th to the 75th percentile for any independent variables. I would appreciate if anyone could provide any suggestions
> on how this can be implemented.
> Regards,
> Erasmo
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