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Located in Central District, Hotel Las Nieves is within a 10-minute walk of popular sights such as Granada Cathedral and Plaza Nueva. This 30-room, 3-star hotel has a restaurant and a coffee shop/café, along with free in-room WiFi. It's also close to Alhambra and San Jeronimo Monastery.
Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or entertain your taste buds at the onsite restaurant or coffee shop/café.
The 30 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including balconies, phones, and desks. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and TVs. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and bidets, and beds are dressed in pillow menus.
Guests of Hotel Las Nieves enjoy free WiFi in public areas, a meeting room, and express check-out. Self parking is offered for EUR 15 per day. The front desk has multilingual staff standing by 24 hours a day to assist with luggage storage and securing valuables. Other amenities at this historic hotel include free newspapers and a TV in a common area.
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- Walking distance to Granada Cathedral and Plaza Nueva
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Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and room service (during limited hours). Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 30
- Number of floors - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
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- Multilingual staff
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- Television in common areas
- Elevator/lift
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- One meeting room
- Restaurant
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Self parking (surcharge)
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Hotel Las Nieves offers 30 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature hair dryers. Rooms open to balconies. A pillow menu is available. Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access.
Bathrooms include showers and bidets. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones.
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- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Access via exterior corridors
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- Shower only
- Television
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
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Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Onsite venue - This café serves breakfast and lunch.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
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Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets stay free
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact 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.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Pets allowed (no fees)
Optional extras
- Self parking fee: EUR 15 per day
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
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- Hotel Las Nieves
- Hotel Las Nieves Granada
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. 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. Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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It was one of the funniest experiences we have had on the trip so far. On the bus on the way to Erinsborough we were treated to a DVD of all ex-neighbours stars music releases, the likes of Kylie, Jason, Craig Mclachlan, Stefan Dennis (who is due to return to the show soon), Delta Goodrum and Holly Valance in all their cheesy glory. It was really sad as everyone on the bus who was able to remember the early 80's sang along enthusiastically (except Paul).
Once we reached the street the excitement increased as everyone fought to have their photo taken outside Lou's and Harolds house
On the return journey we got to watch some classic neighbours episodes like Todd's death, Scott and Charlene's wedding and Daphnes death, Kerry embarrassed herself by crying when Todd died but she managed to hide it well. Paul pretended not to enjoy the trip but was upset that he missed the episode that evening to look at the street!
The other thing that we decided to do whilst in Melbourne was to visit the fairy penguins of Phillip Island. Phillip Island is a small island 90 minutes south of Melbourne attached to the mainland by a bridge. At sunset 1000's of little penguins about 30cm high waddle out of the sea and up the beach to nest in burrows in the sand dunes for the evening. They are the smallest penguins in the world and only live in Australia.
We arrived on the Island just before sunset and took up position sat on the beach. It was bloody freezing and being the organised couple that we are, we both had our summer clothes on with just a fleece for a smidging of warmth
To begin with just a few penguins were brave enough to take the first steps out of the sea and waddle up the beach, but after a while there was hundreds spread up and down the shoreline. They really do waddle and look like they are walking down a catwalk, the funniest though was when they reached the soft sand and could see the cover of the grassy sand dunes, they absolutely pegged it!! Most of them stayed in groups of more than 6ish but one little penguin got scared when his group were on the beach and he ran back to the sea, unfortunately then he had to make the journey on his own which took him ages and he kept getting scared and running back, then getting lost, it was soooo cute.
At the end of the night we walked back to the info centre and car park bit via a wooden boardwalk at the side of the grass dunes. All along the walkway were little penguins either waddling to their burrows or getting settled in their nests for the night, they were so close it was amazing and they were making such a racket. I never realised that penguins made squeaky, growly noises, or that they waddled so far just to go to bed.
So during our time in Melbourne we visited penguins and Ramsey Street, neither of which are actually in the city but both of which were great fun.


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Hey friends! It's Abbey here from The Cards We Drew, back this month to share another fun idea! Even though St. Patrick's Day is nearby, I thought I'd share a fool proof Easter Candy Bark treat that is easy to make and that everyone will love! I make this for my coworkers as Christmas gifts each year (in different colors) and they call it "chocolate crack" because it's so good! The best part is it's so simple to make it'll surprise people how little time goes into it!
You'll need…
- Pretzels
- Oreos
- M&M's in your choice of color and flavor
- Sprinkles
- White Chocolate candy melts
The quantities are really up to you…
I use wax paper on a cookie sheet and from there I break up my pretzels and oreos until they are spread out all across my cookie sheet evenly. You can add more pretzels or more oreos as desired…for this example I used about 4 handfuls of pretzels and about 15 oreos. If you want to make a huge batch, you'll likely need a full bag of each and it will make two sheets worth. You'll also need about 3-4 bags of white chocolate for two full cookie sheets.
After your pretzels and Oreos are broken up…then you melt your chocolate, pour it over the crushed mix, add M&M's and sprinkles while still warm…and then place in the fridge to cool off.
Isn't that SO pretty?! Once it's cooled off. I gently take the wax paper and kind of fold the bark over on itself and start breaking it into pieces to bag up.
In the past I have purchased plastic favor bags with ribbon to put it in, but you can also use the cheap buckets in the Target Dollar aisle to serve it in, as well. They make a real statement and are only $1.
See how easy that is?! And how pretty! I hope this gives you some ideas for Easter treats this year and I look forward to coming back next month to share another fun idea with you!
I'd love it if you stopped by my blog, The Cards We Drew, to say hello sometime!!


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Isle of Harris Hotel, Self Catering and Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
Isle of Harris: The Isle of Harris is a small island in the Outer Hebrides (Western Isles) of Scotland (just off the West coast). The island has a rich, colourful, and sometimes turbulent, past which has, surprisingly, helped shape modern Scotland. Once part of the Kingdom of Man (Norway) the islands only became part of Scotland a few hundred years ago. If you are planning a vacation to the Isle of Harris, or anywhere else in the Outer Hebrides we hope that you find this site useful. We primarily offer information about Harris hotels, guest houses, lodges, bunkhouses and other accommodation including blackhouse self catering accommodation.
A blackhouse is a small traditional building, rather like a cottage, with thick stone walls and a thatch roof. The blackhouse is very popular with those visitors to Harris who want to experience the island's past however today's blackhouses are fitted with all the modern luxuries we all take so much for granted. The Hebridean was very proud of his blackhouse, when a set of new modern houses were built for the inhabitants of Hirta in St Kilda they were built to very high standards. However, much to the dimay of all concerned, one very old lady loved her home so much that she refused to move. Some blackhouses were inhabited until as late as the 1960's and today there exists a small number which have been fully modernised and we list one which is available to rent self catering (pictured right, click to view a larger).
The Isle of Harris has some of the finest beaches to be found in the whole of Europe. Some, such as Scarista (shown left, click to enlarge), are extremely popular but can, very often, be enjoyed in solitude. The sandy beaches are some of the cleanest, least spoiled in the world. We hope that, by visiting our site, you will be encouraged to take a vacation on the Isle of Harris soon. We would also hope that you find our site useful in your search for hotel and bed & breakfast accommodation. All B&B's on Harris offer excellent service and the staff are always willing to help you make the very most of your holiday here. We look forward to seeing you here soon.


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Governance Risk Compliance Agenda....Critical in Turbulent Economy, But Conspicuously Missing from IBM's IOD Go-To-Market Messa
Posted by James Kobielus on October 27, 2008
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By James Kobielus
If it's October, it must be time for IBM's annual Information On Demand (IOD) conference. Initiated 3 years ago, IOD has become an indispensable event for any Information and Knowledge Management (I&KM) professional who has deployed IBM's sprawling data management solution portfolio.
And IBM doesn't disappoint: each annual conference is jampacked with important announcements that improve the vendor's positioning in the forefront of today's information-driven economy. If anything, IOD has become so crowded with IBM announcements that some important events or themes can easily be overlooked or given less emphasis than they deserve.
IBM realizes this, which is why the vendor works hard in advance of the show to define a coherent set of themes that not only address key customer requirements but also tie to key new product initiatives or releases. This year, that overarching theme is "Information Agenda," which, you'll notice, I blogged on several weeks ago. At heart, Information Agenda refers to IBM's IOD solution focus: positioning its offerings as key customer enablers for business agility, transformation, optimization, and efficiency.
It's a great theme: very empowering, hopeful, and solution-focused. But, sitting here at IOD, it occurs to me that another key theme is looming in the background, threatening to eclipse it all. The approaching storm is the worldwide financial meltdown, economic slowdown, and the very real likelihood of sharp cuts in IT budgets everywhere. It manifests itself in the increased economic volatility and risk we all face, and for which we're all trying to hedge all of our strategies and plans. It's clamping down on us in the increasing government regulation, control, and monitoring being imposed on a growing swath of the world economy. It will result in government-mandated deployment of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) solutions, which will need to leverage companies' investments in business intelligence (BI), performance management, and data warehousing (DW) solutions.
Oddly, IBM paid precious little attention to GRC at this year's IOD--though its Cognos group rolled out enhancements to its financial performance analytics portfolio, its enterprise content management (ECM) portfolio enhanced its e-discovery and records management features, and it deepened its already comprehensive Optim portfolio for information lifecycle management (ILM).
And it's not as if IBM has no GRC strategy. On previous occasions, IBM has put forth a credible strategy that ties its ECM, identity management, and other offerings into a portfolio that is roughly on a function par with Oracle, SAP, and other diversified software vendor.
But not at this year's IOD. To IBM's credit, many of their execs discussed the economic climate soberly and insightfully. But nobody, it seemed, wanted to rain on the IOD parade--in which the sunny "business optimization" theme prevailed--by bringing the teeth-gritting GRC theme into it in any way.
My primary beef with Information Agenda? As noted in that previous post, it's a bit too vague, and a tad too blandly optimistic. Yes, there are always business opportunities, but we're now in a business landscape where the threats are even more salient.
So, IBM, let's also discuss customers' Governance Agendas....their Risk Agendas...their Compliance Agendas...their Demonstrate-to-the-Feds-That-Our-Books-Are-Shipshape Agendas...their Son-of-SarbOx Agendas...their Survive-and-Avoid-Government-Takeover Agendas. How does the IOD portfolio support those agendas?
The big bad recession. Everybody from Ben Bernanke on down says it's here or coming soon. So why not address it head-on, soberly, with solutions, or, at the very least, approaches that leverage solutions in which customers have already invested?
On a related note, IBM failed to fully address another key concern in a sour economy: cutting IT costs without compromising investments in core BI, analytics, and operational data assets. On the DW appliance side of the equation, IBM did not present a strategic response to recent announcements by Oracle and Teradata, under which those competitors are now providing highly affordable petabyte-scale DW solutions. IBM has strong DW appliance offerings in its InfoSphere Balanced Warehouse portfolio, but it had no new announcements that match Oracle's and Teradata's big splashes.
So, if anything, those were the prime disappointments at this year's IOD show. It was a missed opportunity for IBM both to counter the competition and also address a key concern of its budget- and survival-stressed I&KM customers.
re: Governance Risk Compliance Agenda....Critical in Turbulent
Comment from Vincent McBurney (not verified) on Tue, 11/04/2008 - 15:14
I disagree that they ignored the governance agenda. There were governance sessions on almost every day and there was a full day governance workshop on Wednesday going through the IBM governance framework and a full day forum on Tuesday of the data governance council discussing financial stability. I count 39 sessions during the weak that addressed governance.The problem may have been timing. The theme of the conference and session proposals were all put together before the latest market instability.On the database side they announced the SoldDB universal database cache but it doesn't seem to have created as much of a fuss as the Teradata and Oracle announcements. There were some cynics at the conference who suggested the Oracle Database Machine was a chance for Oracle to catch up to the IBM Balanced Warehouse.
re: Governance Risk Compliance Agenda....Critical in Turbulent
Comment from James Kobielus on Fri, 12/19/2008 - 15:52
Vincent:I didn't say they entirely ignored GRC, but they didn't give it great weight in this year's IOD messaging, and that was a mistake.On the other topic, I'm very positive on the SolidDB universal cache. Real-time BI in a multivendor DBMS/DW environment depends on universal caching infrastructure. However, the SolidDB universal cache isn't a game-changer in the DW space, in the way that both Teradata and Oracle's new high-end/low-cost appliances are.Jim
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Something huge is happening in our skies. What the HD images in the following video show, again and again, is a massive planetary object in the sky. The truth may not be pretty for human kind, it rarely was if you're truly honest with the evidence. Are you ready should Western Civilization, and the Human race for that matter, have a reckoning with a cyclical swarm of celestial objects? Can you be ready for such epic sights! Prepare while you can and who knows, if you're really hardcore and lucky…. you might live through it, with the right precautions now you could, theoritically survive. But only with the long term gear and foresight. All around us things ar changing quickly. The Climate is shifting. And space debris is increasing as another close asteroid pass ocurs. The millionaires and rich buy bunkers and war fever distracts the mob. Coincidence?
Or disbelieve it all. Yes, scoff and lie. Like Trump has! Stay distracted. Rage at the TV sports game. Many will do so until the very last minutes, maybe even during, we all know it. Maybe even family and friends which makes this especially difficult for all. People say such things are negative. It's easier to disbelieve. To lie to yourself. To turn a blind eye. It took me years to believe it myself, so I can hardly warrant skeptism of others. However it's getting more obvious by the day. Look up. Connect the dots. A
However, with so much cognitive dissonance at hand will they ever admit its there? They could say anything on the mainstream and a good 20% will eat up the lies. Then martial law and collapse. Before the true SHTF when an asteroid hits the shield or breaks the artificial sun and the world sees the destroyer. You will be ready. You're reading this for a reason. You're vibrating on the same level of consciousness. You can act. Either way,should the imagery prove true, than it seems fate is thrown to the wind every day we wake up. So Buckle up and smile. Take nothing for granted. Laugh and love, but do it with truth in your heart and courage in your soul.
Buckle Your Seat Belt – Planet X Nibiru Evidence Clear as day, Shielded? HD imagery from Mexico, April 19, 2017
Below, an orb is apparent in the sky.
Notice in the image below. Is this proof shielding and possible laser or optical technology is in orbit?
Note below the red dot and faint planetary object. Is a rogue planet being hidden in plain sight?
Below in this image from Mexico, is something in front of a faint orb. Collaborating evidence?
Was something caught in the glare of the sun in the image below?
It's really faint but is there appears to be an orb below the red curvature and dot. What about that line be evidence of technology in space?
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Very convincing . . but I'm not convinced.
hubble cant find it but he did–Sofia,the 747 that flies on the edge of space with a 8 ft infra red tele can not find it–numberous teles all over our planet cant find it-plus a million or so hi tech telies owned by amature observers all over the globe cant find it but this moron found it–he should get the no bell incentous piece prize
Are you so IMPORTANT they would tell you if they found it ? Move along little sheep nothing to see here.
b 4 you are incorrect. amateur astonomers from around the globe have been seeing indications of planetary alignment problems from Jupiter too Mars ., and have been reporting it for years. Now please use your head ,. who controls the media., ? globally even?? who controls the flow of information and only tells us what they want us too hear? , now also think , do you really think they would allow a legit report from amateur astronomers too make it too the air? they Dont want the people of the world too hear about it, so the only people who can report on it is sites like this. Btw their is a tv station in california who DID find it in the early morning sky , and did some research into it, asking questions like what the hell is this!!! they ascertained that it wasnt any of our planets in our solar system, then called in professionals, and then finally all they got told was they was crazy. That is only one example of people who spotted it!!! I have seen personal photos , videos, amateur and professional, which filmed it and photographed it!! so please stop with the * nooone has reported on it bs!!! , because their have been thousands of people all over the globe who reported it, but, it never makes it big time because of a magical little word called * SENSORSHIP!! You all will see it shorly enough, and no i dont care about my typos, and capitals lol im just here too tell it like it is!!!
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I suppose you don't care much about spelling, either.
SENSORSHIP!!!! That's rich.
Wow this nonsense is ridiculous. You shouldn't even be making video's like this if you can't even see the difference between planets and lens flares. Get lost please!
When investigating, at night –
Extreme low light settings on newish ipads show an orange-red feature, probably, just-barely outside of the visible spectrum.
I see why contrast would be helpful, but all you would need is a minor shift.
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_ And I Heard In My Hearing, get ye to repentant alters, God is now avenging martyred blood," 04/19/2017, (the fulfillment of God's Wine Press On The Map). Apb
-And I Heard In My Hearing, kill all parents, finish all schools, (see Target, see transgender restroom brawls), http://www.theissueoftherest2016.blogspot.com, beware, Apb
-And I Heard In My Hearing, "99 bowls of molten lava, 2016, (see 99 simultaneous volcano eruptions) Apb -
-Dutchsinse, I received as a word 02/27/2017, recent earthquakes to Volcano forecast gradually includes Yellowstone, San Andres and New Madrid just as the Intrepid Dream Timetable climaxes speedily toward its October prediction of an extinction Level Event, just so you know, there are no coincidences, see entire blog here, even why you shouldn't commit suicide, Apb, see http://www.marvelnot14.blogspot.com
-Beware, every manner of natural disaster to Asian to military invasions on US spoil predicted this ministry are all showing heighten activity right now. The four nations, even continents in a block I witnessed and predicted 2002, Asia, America, Japan and Russia all in a tug of nuclear war right now. That's Yellowstone to other super volcanoes are showing themselves more active, simply this article alone is warning about planetary threats from above.
-As so is there an increase in solar activity, all these pending potential to end everything held dear all as we race toward October 2017, whereas something in the manner of an ELE is pending and as I woke this morning, went such the warning, and I quote, "get to repentant alters, God is now avenging martyred blood," and the Bride can't be here, beware, Apb, see more here, http://www.marvelnot14.blogspot.com
And I Heard In My Hearing, "All those going about a normal, everyday life, can just forget it," 2005, this was right before Katrina hit, Apb
(Emigrate while you still can.)
Send me a post card,you first.
"Before the true SHTF when an asteroid hits the shield or breaks the artificial sun and the world sees the destroyer"
shield? artificial sun????? let me guess, you're one of those religious fairy-tale believers right?
p.s. one day you'll learn that lens flares are not planetary bodies,,,, there is no shield,,,, the sun is not artificial,,,, and your religion (like all others) is nothing more than a fairy-tale borne of ignorance
I am so tired of the constant mocking of the idea of a rogue heavenly body invading our solar system. Nasa says its quite common in the galaxy, and frankly more common than a single sun. I am so tired of trying too defend something i know is about too converge upon us., and oh yes it also is prophesized in the Holy scriptures , as part of a composite sign in the end times. All i will say is this: deep underground military bases.. google that that isnt conspiracy its a fact. furthermore the governments of the world are digging in for a long stay underground for about 15 or 20 year stay!! If they was digging in too escape a nuclear event then it would be a hell of a lot longer than that. YOU all tell me what their hiding from. I have seen it with my own eyes on 2 seperate occasions, and no it wasnt no lens flare, and no it wasnt shot behind 2 panes of glass, and no it wasnt photoshopped, and no it wasnt in no way altered!!! In a very short period of time you all will see it when it pokes its head out at us. I listened too a former nasa employee 3 years back who said , no1 it will be a small point of light in the sky which will get brighter and brighter , then pow it will gradually fade in luminessance, until the very last month , which will then appear in the sky with a very large appearance, which will get larger and larger till it fills our sky almost half way . well guess what that time will shortly be here. , but i have too agree with you on some of those images being lens flares. If any of you want the truth, then start looking around for the non-bs stories on the subject and keep a open mind. furthermore listen too experts and astonomers who have been talking about pole sh ifts on other planets , including obvious images from amateur astronomers. we will see shortly, and btw why would anyone wish for this, i hope im wrong.
Go back to nursery school, you are so stupid you need to… stop with this stupid planet x crap…
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- Saturday, August 2, 2008, 8 a.m.
- Steamboat Ski Area, Mount Werner Road, Steamboat Springs
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Saturday's 14th annual Mount Werner Classic has joined with the Green Team to help make the race a more environmentally friendly event.
In addition to each racer receiving a reusable grocery bag, the race will have recycling bins, biodegradable utensils, organic food and recyclable paper cups.
Race director Emily Conjura said being environmentally conscious was one of the main priorities in planning the race.
"It's sort of a new thing, as far as running races (goes)," she said. "It seems logical, but it's hard. But a little bit is better than nothing. We hope to grow it in the future."
With the race starting at the bottom of the ski area and finishing at the top of the gondola, spectators who would like to see the finish must make prior arrangements to hike, bike or pay to ride the gondola to the top. All registered runners will receive a free gondola ride down after the race.
Two challenging runs highlight the 10th race of the season in the Steamboat Springs Running Series.
The Mount Werner Classic pits runners against true trail running on two courses; one is a 5-miler, and the other covers 12 grueling miles.
The 12-mile run begins at 8 a.m. and covers 3,472 vertical feet, while the 5-mile run begins at 8:30 a.m. and covers 2,180 vertical feet. Both races start at the base of the gondola at Steamboat Ski Area.
The 5-mile course climbs the Right-O-Way trail to Valley View and up to Huffman's before finishing at the top of the gondola.
The 12-mile course follows the same path as the 5-mile course, but racers will cut across to Duster and the Rendezvous Restaurant after Valley View. Runners will continue up Pete's Wicked trail and over to the Storm Peak Challenge before they descend down to the top of the gondola.
Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Saturday at the start line. The cost is $25. Runners can register in advance by visiting Christy Sports in Central Park Plaza.
Wild West Relay to finish in Steamboat again
The fifth annual Wild West Relay again will finish in Steamboat Springs.
The race begins today with heats of relay teams taking off from Fort Collins. Runners are set to begin arriving in Steamboat about 8 a.m. Saturday.
The race has two basic relay formats. One involves teams of 12, with each participant running three relay legs of 5.25 miles. The other is made up of teams of six, divided into three distance categories.
Racers will head north through the Roosevelt National Forest and briefly into Wyoming before heading back south through Jackson County. They then will go up Rabbit Ears Pass, onto the Yampa River Core Trail and into town, finishing at Strawberry Park Elementary School.
The race has increasingly become popular during the past few years. Last year was the biggest race to date, with 128 teams competing from 38 states and one Canadian province. The same number of teams are expected this year.
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I have a 46" Samsung LED in my small living room. I want to mount two Bose 301 series speakers to the wall for use with my stereo receiver. These speakers will not be used with the TV or any other video device. Since I am very limited for wall space I'd like to mount the speakers about one foot from the top of either side of the TV screen. I have heard the speaker magnets can be harmful to TV screens. Is this an issue if the TV will not be on while the speakers are in use? Do the magnets affect LED screens?
Mount them as close as you like. Speaker magnets will have no effect whatsoever on your LED TV.
Older CRT TV's were affected by magnets because they essentially "fired" electrons from the back of the tube to the screen at the front of the tube to produce a picture. Speaker magnets produce magnetic fields (of course) that can disrupt the flow of electrons within the tube and cause distortion. This is an oversimplification, but you get the idea.
LED, LCD, and plasma TV's use entirely different technology and are unaffected by magnets near the screen.
Thanks for your help.
You're quite welcome.
I agree with Alex W, but just to cover the other part of your question.
Speaker magnets WILL affect a CRT screen whether the TV is on or off. I've had CRT screens die that had "shielded" computer speakers placed next to them, so I stopped placing the speakers on the same shelf as the CRT monitor.
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Hmmm. If there was no visible evidence that the speakers were interfering with the TV I would suspect that the CRT's failed for another reason. Really strong magnetic fields can damage a CRT's ferrous shadow mask, which degaussing won't fix, but such a situation would be obvious when viewing the monitor.
I tend to have weird electronic problems, but ....
One monitor failed after two years where I usually get 5-6 years out of them (that sounds silly, but ....)
One monitor was a large screen and the most covenient place to put the speakers was on the same stand it was on, behind the screen where the yoke necked down. The screen looked fine and then the screen image started collapsing inward away from the speakers.
Doesn't seem coincidental - and since I moved the speakers I haven't had any issues (other than normal deaths ...).
The screen looked fine and then the screen image started collapsing inward away from the speakers.
The screen looked fine and then the screen image started collapsing inward away from the speakers.
That type of CRT failure is a result of a failure of the flyback transformer. It usually happens when the insulation on the windings deteriorates due to heat build-up caused by an accumulation of dust, insufficient air circulation, or just poor design. When the flyback fails it usually takes other components with it so the monitor is often scrap.
Vertical collapse of the picture (foldover) is cause by failing capacitors.
Magnetic fields won't cause either of these conditions, but the visible distortion they do cause can be permanent if the shadow mask becomes magnetized. If the speakers blocked the air circulation to the flyback transformer then that could have contributed to the failure.
If you are still using CRT's, blow the dust out of them once in a while and make sure they are getting enough air circulation.
Thanks Alex - looks like I wrongly blamed the speakers for no reason.
Remember - I also had CD drives die about every 6-12 months until I installed a UPS - although that should be unrelated also ....
Thanks Alex - looks like I wrongly blamed the speakers for no reason.
Remember - I also had CD drives die about every 6-12 months until I installed a UPS - although that should be unrelated also ....
Not at all. UPS actually stands for Universal Poltergeist Suppressor. They don't write it on the box because it freaks some people out.
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Happy New Year everyone!
Thank you for being a great support all through the last year, I saw some great responses from you all and it just motivated me more to blog and deliver original content.
After the positive response towards the Monday Muse features, I was being asked to start a "Get the Look" feature,which translates all those inspirational looks to one click links for you to go and indulge.
At Trendbrdged.com, I always try to bridge the gap between high street and designer labels and brands, as I know each of us have some precious few designer label items which we wear and be proud of! I am going to post my friend and fellow blogger StyleDynamo's post here for you to understand that value.
Get the look is a quick image inspiration look keeping in mind one of the images from the last Monday Muse, in this case Natalia Alaverdian.
Inspired by her Lace dress and Green Necklace here is our quick pit-stop to "get the look".
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Love those black dresses! Love the MJ shoes!!!!
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I know its a beautiful dress isn't it? Thank you! I love the green Necklace too..What an eye candy!
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Yes – a definite like for 'get the look' from me
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Ian Fleming is best known, of course, as the creator of superspy James Bond. And while his gadgets are fantastic (and beloved by geeks), the Bond movies aren't really family-friendly fare with the violence and innuendo. But Fleming also wrote a book for kids: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang; The Magical Car, which was later adapted into a movie (by Roald Dahl, among other people) starring Dick Van Dyke … and that's the version of this magical car that most people know.
I was no different: I saw the movie as a kid, and I've watched it with my own kids. I knew (from the movie credits) that it was based on a book by Fleming, but I never got around to reading the book myself. Then I got a copy of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Flies Again, a new book by Frank Cottrell Boyce, approved by the Ian Fleming Estate. In the Author's Note at the back (which I read first), Boyce mentions his experience seeing the movie for the first time, and then getting the book so he could immerse himself in the story again — only to find that it was quite different! I decided that I really needed to read the original before diving into the new book.


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Now with two Top-Five finishes after the first six races, Marcos Ambrose is off to his best start in his NASCAR Sprint Cup Series career. His start has placed him 14th in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series point standings and in position to make the post-season.
This weekend the No. 9 STANLEY Ford team head to the Texas Motor Speedway with Ambrose making his 12th start at the track. He has one top-10 result at the track, but Richard Petty Motorsports (RPM) has made tremendous strides in its downforce program this year giving Ambrose a better chance at another Top-10 result this weekend. The team will bring a new chassis to the track.
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When general contractor Tom Dover finished a luxury spec home on Blazemark Trail for Will Bashan of WB Real Estate last fall, Bashan knew the ground had shifted under his feet during the construction period.
"It's been two years since we started construction, and the world was a lot different : two years ago," Bashan said. "It was a different place six months ago."
In an effort to tap into a different marketing approach in a different kind of market, Bashan has retained the Redfield Group auction house of Rainbow City, Ala., to offer the 8,000-square-foot house at auction Feb. 17. In fact, Bashan will attempt to sell two homes that day - the Blazemark home and the 6,500-square-foot home he and his family are living in Dakota Ridge.
The Blazemark home sits on 21 acres on Routt County Road 14. The lot includes about 300 feet of Yampa River frontage opposite Bald Eagle Lake. The house itself sits on the west side of the county road.
Bashan said his decision to offer both homes at auction shouldn't be misinterpreted.
"It's not a distress sale by any means," Bashan said. "I have the good fortune to own two really nice homes. The Blazemark home is the primary impetus for the auction, if by chance the one I'm living in sells, I can move into the other, and if they both sell, I have another piece of development ground" to build on.
Bashan said he has sold more than a dozen properties in the Steamboat market via more traditional means. In this case, he said he felt Redfield's track record in reaching outside the typical pool of buyers for a particular market, was something he needed to tap into.
"In my other sales, we waited for the buyer to come to us from a pool of people who already had a connection to Steamboat," he said. "I thought, 'This is a different market, maybe I should try something different.'"
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Redfield Project Manager Don Boozer said his company's clients are usually attracted by the possibility of compressing the work and money that goes into an extended real estate marketing campaign into one that has the potential to bring finality by a fixed date.
Bashan said Redfield has placed an ad in the Wall Street Journal and soon will begin advertising in Inc., Ski and even the entertainment industry trade publication, Variety, to tap into potential buyers in Hollywood.
Boozer said the auction process Bashan has chosen is known as a confirmation auction. That means it is not an absolute auction - one in which the seller agrees to sell at any price, nor is it a reserve auction, where the seller sets a minimum price he will accept. Instead, Bashan retains the right to accept or reject the offer of the highest bidder.
Bashan said it's important to him that Redfield is a real estate company that will pay a 3 percent commission to a local Realtor, for example, who brings the successful bidder to the auction. He added that Redfield, like other auction houses, would collect a commission in the range of 4 to 7 percent, depending on who brings the buyer.
Boozer said his company, which has scheduled auction of a luxury Sun Valley, Idaho, home after the Steamboat event in February, does not view ski resort real estate markets in the way that it views the troubled housing markets in some major U.S. cities.
"We don't see vultures circling over the ski areas," Boozer said. "I know there are investors that are looking for (distressed) property. However, we don't see the Steamboat market being affected to the state that other cities are. This isn't San Diego or Las Vegas or South Florida."
He expects the buyer for Bashan's property to be a user - someone who will possess and enjoy the property.
The minimum bid for the Blazemark house is $1 million, but Bashan said he expects the bidding to move up from that level, and still provide the buyer with an attractive purchase.
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How does he think auction day will go?
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Tomorrow is Salt Lake City Comic Con! The madness begins.My day will start off at 11:00 P.M with the press conference at the Salt Palace Convention Center.What will this look like? From the official press release....The press conference is a chance for Dan Farr, the Show Producer and founder and Bryan Brandenburg, the Chief Marketing Officer and co-founder, to give updates and answer questions from the media about Salt Lake Comic Con. Farr and Brandenburg will be joined by a variety … [Read more...]
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I woke up this morning to an amazing email from Salt Lake City Comic Con. My publishing company (Open Road Media) submitted my name for panel discussions as they ramp up their marketing for 3 Gates of the Dead, and the sequel, Dark Bride (March 2015). According to the email, they had over five hundred panel submissions and hundreds of willing participants.Salt Lake City Comic Con has exploded on the scene as a major player in the geek world. This is pretty amazing when you realize this is o … [Read more...]
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In the midst of the festivities surrounding the San Diego Comic Con, they decided to bully the folks who run the Salt Lake City Comic Con by sending them a "Cease and Desist Order".This is kinda interesting, considering that cons all over the country use Comic Con in their names. You know what this sounds like to me? Sounds like the SLC con is threatening San Diego's primacy and someone decided to get pissy.From Salt Lake Comic Con Founder and Show Producer Dan Farr: "This cease and de … [Read more...]
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fixing a taco'd decklid and putting on decklid hinges.
when you prepare a car for quarters you take out the rear seats, rear glass and sometimes regulator, line up the doors to your quarter and rocker, and line up the decklid to the quarters. This car was much more. The decklid hinges were worn and threw off the alignment.
All the holes were worn out and even this area where the spring rested. I wanted to tack on some washers but the customer didn't want to pay for it.The other side was bent as well but I hammered it straight.
look, a way to identify which side is which!
install your hinges with greased up pins, then bend down the tab that holds the pin in place.
then connect it to the spring. There's nothing scary at this point cause you haven't created tension on the spring yet.
if this were a showcar there would be 4 rolls of tape on that pry bar. This angle seems to always work when installing them. When I install them I wear gloves, goggles, and I make sure nothing is in the area that can get scratched or break.
to take these springs off it's a little different. I'll usually throw a big blanket on the floor and may try something like this and just un-hook it and let it go sort of speak.
So as I was waiting for this hinge to arrive in the mail the deck lid was put into a trailer that was later stolen and recovered. The decklid was heavily taco'd by a rolling chassy that wasn't tied down in the trailer. We were
willing to get a new deck lid but I wanted to give it the ol' college try before it came to that. The decklid was taco'd and in by over 1".
First I need to know where the decklid needs to be.
Roughly 3/16" off the edge (your gap)
this is where the bottom of the decklid should meet
now let's push off of the hinge mounted to the L/R side
Let's work out the bows while the pressure is applied, working the damage out properly.
let's check our progress!
fits like a glove.
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That's a repro hinge huh? How did it fit? And how in the world did you get the springs back in? We have a Chevelle at the shop and I was "helping" the guy get the springs in the other day, we gave up, need another look at it after some time clearing our heads. What a MUTHA, there has to be a trick but I couldn't come up with it. I like your clamping the wood on the lid, good going.
a pry bar always seems to work well for that. if you look at the pic with the pry bar under the spring it pretty much shows you what I had to do to get it on there. The scary part about having your pry bar situated that way is that your BODY is right in the line of fire if the spring wins, but you have so much control from that angle it's not an issue. Getting them off I keep my body steered clear and away from it. They can be a pain. The aftermarket hinge fits fine but as expected it wasn't sitting flush til I tinkered with it. Fixing that decklid I just borrowed some ideas I use when fixing a rear body panel and getting a trunk to close, but instead of fixing the hole I'm fixing the decklid. I just thought I'd share that cause none of us thought the damage would come out as easy as it did.
here's the hinge I just put on. It needed more than just a hinge.
The problem was part of the spring was binding right here when closing the decklid.
when the decklid closes it pushes on the spring and rotates. During it's rotation it was hitting the corner of the box. This is what it looked like after I knocked it out with a slide hammer.
I fixed the box, tossed on the extra hinge we had and it wasn't binding at all and closed a lot smoother. Learn something everyday. So if you feel a slight bind at a certain point when closing your decklid I'd definitely check for that. I fixed it by strengthening the worn out holes and took a slide hammer to the side that was binding. Just pulled it away from the bend in the spring to give more clearance when it rotates as you shut the decklid. I notice that clicking noise/feeling you get when closing decklids on a lot Chevy's. I'm thinking it might be a common issue.
For the torsion rods it just takes a short pipe on the end of one to remove or install, then the other. The smaller the hole in the pipe the better, as long as it still fits on the rod.
I'll try the pipe. Good idea. The crowbar has never failed me though. I'd also like to state back on the subject of boxes and rear hinges, If you shift your hinges on the lid to get a little more gap but to keep your gap with your upper rear body panel you are shifting your hinges to one side and may be directing your rod to hit an edge that's in. This is all good stuff to know.
What works good in removing those springs is a 1/4 inch drive deep socket attached to a screwdriver handle drive, like Chevymon says the smaller the hole the better for a tighter fit.
I just found out those springs weren't installed on that Chevelle so I will have another go at it. I will need to get another look because I didn't see how the pipe could even be used as it needed to be twisted AND stuffed in there at the same time, didn't seem like that would work. But I will do some research on exactly where the springs go, being the guy took the one spring it had out, I didn't see it in there and I may be mistaken on how it fits in there.
those hinges will probably be exactly like The Impala's but the box around it may be different. It'll probably have some sort of hook to keep it still as you twist it. If you have a cheater bar try that, or a pry bar, maybe some vise grips.
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How could you have left off the weatherman vs the cockroach?ReplyDelete
Oh you're right. That's a great one. I'll add it. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Ah, there's nothing like a crackhead leprechaun to get the Mondsy started off right!!! These are fantastic!ReplyDelete
Adopt Pinky?? Yeah, sure, right...just as soon as I get the okay from the home!ReplyDelete
I'm thinking Pinky got adopted by the earth shortly after this clip.ReplyDelete
I love the cat and the news lady; I had never seen that before. The Grape Lady is a personal favorite of mine too!ReplyDelete
Hey! You beat Dooce to the punch on the grape stomper!ReplyDelete
Nah, the grape stomper is ancient. Still makes me laugh, though.ReplyDelete
I've seen that cat action live. They're not fond of leashes. You'd be amazed how high a fat cat whose belly drags the ground can jump when you put a leash on him.ReplyDelete
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Hooray! I got the time to finally get started on my Boba tat. I'm getting the line work done tonight. I'm getting excited. I'm using a Gentle Giant bust for the design. It's going on my left shin.
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Hooray! I got the time to finally get started on my Boba tat. I'm getting the line work done tonight. I'm getting excited. I'm using a Gentle Giant bust for the design. It's going on my left shin.
Wow... that looks... incredibly painful!
Great tat...
But if your a real fett head you'll and snaps to the ammo pouch..lol
I dig the head tilt.
Nice! did you trace it off of a picture or freehand. Either way good luck in getting that.
nice cant wait to see it finish how much is that running you
I just got home from the tattoo shop. It really didn't hurt as bad as I thought it would. Not that there weren't any "magical" spots. There a few details that arent there yet but I'll get those taken care of next round.
Here are some pics so far.
The stencil.
In the works.
The artist at work.
Line work done.
My leg from the knee down. So far.
Ugh... Shin tattoos are my biggest fear.
I have extensive work all over my arms, chest, and ribcage, but I'm not sure I could ever sit through a shin tat.
Looking good so far.
Can't wait to see it finished!
It was nothing compared to the knees and feet. If you have can handle your chest and ribcage you could handle the shin, piece of cake. However, now that I think about it... ask me in the morning.:lol
Nice work man, keep the pics coming.
that is a great tattoo!! I like the fact you used the statue as reference, because the pose is just... Fett.
ha ha, little too much for me though, respect for doing that, Í had enough with just the skull logo on my upper arm...
Hey T-Bone, that's awesome!!! Congrats on the awesome tattoo! Would you mind if I used your drawing/tracing to paint a new piece? If so do you have a hi-rez version you could send me?
Thanks bruv,
Thanks all. It's a little tender this morning but being a redhead I've had sunburns that make this feel like a scratch. I just cant wait to color it now. Then start filling in around the rest of my leg, over time, that is. Then we finish the right leg. The artist and I talked a few ideas over and I think he's just as excited as I am. My wife just saw it for the first time this morning and she liked it too.
G-Fett, you have a PM.
Just a small update. Finally got a little color added. I have to be honest. This time around it hurt like Hell in a few places.:cry At least one more sitting, probably two or three, and I'll be done for a while... maybe.:lol
Color: Round One.
Nice man! It's coming out really nice! :D
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I'm not to sure bout the armor though, are you sure he used US MED Green on that? ;)
Looks amazing TBone.
wow... down the shin. that's hardcore!!
I think it's actually called "True Green." It's really dark, too dark, so we added a little yellow to lighten it up a little.
They were already talking about maybe sending a pic of it in to one of the tattoo mags when it is finished. When both legs are finally "sleeved" though they'll definitely send pics. I just need to finish filling the left one up, get a good line drawing of Slave Leia in the "Look how sexy" pose from ROTJ the posterfor the right shin, and then fill around it. We talked about maybe on my calves having the death star as a center piece on the left and and have it blowing up on the right. Arranging them so that when I put my legs together it looks makes a third death star with side blowing out of it. I dont know if it will work but the idea looks good in my head. Who knows what will end up happening though? It's a living WIP.
Looking sweet bruv...looking sweet!!!
It's been a while since I'v posted an update on this. After the last session I posted I unfortunately picked up an infection at either the lab or the morgue and the green took a hard hit.:cry But we've since then carried on and pretty much finished the color. In a couple weeks we'll go in and start touch ups which, to my understanding, will be a complete re-color. I should have known that lack of pain on the linework would not last. There have been quite a few "magical" moments since then and I'm sure a whole lot more to come. Here is what it looks like now along with the leia piece that will be on the right shin. I know the blue is a little too dark but we're going to go over it with white at the end.
The one on the side of my leg kind of tickled...haha... I can imagine the shin being a lot worse :( I want one across my back, is it really sensitive on the spine?
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Republican Vice Presidential Nominee Paul Ryan spent yesterday trying to win over Colorado voters. He started in Fort Collins in the morning, and finished in Colorado Springs in the late afternoon. KRCC's Andrea Chalfin reports.
Thousands of supporters streamed into America the Beautiful Park in downtown Colorado Springs to hear Ryan. The GOP Vice Presidential nominee spoke for about 20 minutes, blasting President Barack Obama's economic and energy policies. Ryan also blamed the president for potential military cuts.
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Journalistic fact-checker Politifact.com says blaming Mr. Obama for the cuts is half true. The possible defense cuts, and other cuts, known as sequestration, are set to go into effect next year. That's if lawmakers can't agree on how to reduce the deficit.
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