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So it is risky to read anything significant, beyond adroit advance work by the campaign, from the enthusiastic crowd of nearly 1,000 students who turned out Thursday morning to hear underdog John Edwards at Columbia University. Edwards, who sometimes comes across as robo-candidate in his word-for-word repetition of his core message, localized his stump speech about the "two Americas" of rich and poor with references to working-class New York City addresses such as 125th Street, Flatbush Avenue and Fordham Road.
Another new wrinkle in the Edwards speech was his plea for a series of one-on-one debates with favorite John Kerry before the blizzard of contests March 2, including primaries in New York, California and Ohio. Kerry and Edwards are scheduled to face off in Los Angeles next Thursday night, but the stage may be cluttered with no-hope candidates Al Sharpton and Dennis Kucinich. "I think it would be a real loss for our party if Sen. Kerry and I didn't debate right here in New York," Edwards said.
During Edwards' brief news conference after the speech, reporters from two local New York TV stations offered to make airtime available. But Kerry, faithful to the front-runner's game plan of not granting the challenger too many opportunities to make his case, shows no signs of craving such a spate of debates.
The Massachusetts senator instead prefers to solidify his status as the candidate of the party establishment with events such as the endorsement by the AFL-CIO. As Kerry accepted the labor federation's blessing Thursday afternoon, he adopted a pugilistic tone with endless repetitions of that tough-guy verb "fight." Kerry thundered, "I know the fight for jobs, the fight for affordable health care, the fight for trade policies that work for America won't be easy. But I've been in tough fights before. For 35 years, I've fought for my country and for people."
OK, we now know that Kerry is a fighter. Or, as a short-lived Kerry slogan displayed in Iowa proclaimed, "A Fighter with Results."
Such sloganeering inevitably reduces both Kerry and Edwards to caricatures. Voters in the 10 states that will hold primaries and caucuses on March 2 still hold only hazy impressions of the two survivors of the Democratic demolition derby. Since Kerry and Edwards do not have the money to launch full-blown ad campaigns in New York, Los Angeles and other major media markets, they can only hope that their sound bites forge a connection with voters.
For all the news media's emphasis on campaign tactics, both candidates are flying blind. Polling and focus groups have limited practical value because the campaigns lack the resources to implement far-reaching media strategies based on the findings of these internal surveys. A single maladroit quip or an unscripted dramatic moment on the campaign trail could spell the difference between victory and defeat. Each candidate will have to decide whether the benefits of scheduling an extra trip to, say, Cleveland or Atlanta outweighs the risks of making an epic blunder in a sleep-deprived fog.
Last Tuesday's Wisconsin primary, where the published surveys missed Edwards' surge in the final days before the vote, raises a caution flag about the media's fixation with polls. It is reasonable to expect that voters in the March 2 states, desperate for clues to help them choose, will delay making a decision as long as possible. This suggests that the initial polls in these 10 states are more likely to be ephemeral snapshots of political leanings than ironclad predictors of voting behavior.
As Al Gore's and Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin's embrace of the ill-fated Howard Dean demonstrated, the importance of most political endorsements can be oversold. The AFL-CIO's decision to support Kerry could be an exception, if labor does more than go through the motions on his behalf.
At a minimum, the imprimatur of the labor federation does partly inoculate Kerry against Edwards' charges that the front-runner is a John-come-lately to the battle against unfair trade treaties. But if labor's backing mattered half as much as it did in the days when FDR was president, then Dick Gephardt would not have had to drop out after finishing a woeful fourth in the Iowa caucuses.
The next 11 days probably will determine what Democrats want in a presidential contender. If they are looking for a candidate who projects presidential-grade gravitas with two decades of foreign-policy experience, then Kerry is likely to wrap up the nomination on March 2. But if they crave a charismatic outsider, who makes up in passion what he lacks on his political résumé as a one-term senator, then the voters could go with Edwards.
Yes, it would be preferable if there were several debates to clarify this choice. And it is unfortunate that the crazily compressed primary calendar resembles a video game more than a rational system for selecting a nominee. But for sheer drama in this topsy-turvy year, nothing beats the next 11 days as Democratic voters write their own dear-John letters.
Walter Shapiro's column appears Wednesday and Friday. E-mail him at email@example.com


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£195,000 Fixed price
Views extend to the Wildlife Park, woodland and over Insh marches to the Cairngorm Mountains.
The cottage/s is only suitable for holiday usage (not residential), and this particular cottage is currently used commercially for holiday letting. It could equally be suitable as a holiday/second home or indeed a combination of both. It is sold furnished and its other benefits include being in good decorative order, windows are a mixture of single glazed sash &case with deep sills and electric heating. Fire upgrading includes an integrated fire detector system of smoke alarms.
Services are supplied by the site owner who organises the maintenance and up keep of the garden grounds and driveways. Water is off mains and is metered and there is a septic tank for waste water. Electricity is supplied by way of meter. In the past, maintenance charges are around £400 in any calendar year which is much cheaper than other holiday sites and apartment developments in the area.
This is a wonderful opportunity to purchase flexible accommodation to use as one or two cottages simply by closing off an interlocking door.
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The grounds are not part of the sale but access is available for leisure areas and car parking. There is a private access road leading into the grounds which have a mixture of driveways, lawns and play areas which the site owner keeps well maintained.
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South of Kincraig village, follow the signs to the Highland Wildlife Park. Before the Park entrance, turn left and left again over the short hill and the cottages are apparent.
Mains water, septic tank. Electricity.
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A home report is not required due to the property being a holiday business premises.
The cottage is sold as seen complete with all fixtures, fittings &furniture.
Formal offers should be submitted to our office in Aviemore.
Viewing is by appointment only through the Selling Agents.
Two Bedroom Cottage Entrance Vestibule - 6' 2" x 3' 10" (1.88m x 1.19m)
Entrance door opens to vestibule. Window to front. Ceramic floor tiles. Recessed light. Glazed panel door to living area. Open plan to kitchen.
Two Bedroom Cottage Kitchen - 8' 7" x 8' 7" (2.64m x 2.64m)
Floor and wall storage units with worktops and 11/2 stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Free standing cooker with extractor hood above. Fridge. Microwave. Kitchen equipment and cooking utensils. Partial wall tiling. Ceramic floor tiles. Ceiling extractor fan. Recessed lighting. Loft hatch. Table and four chairs for informal dining. Windows on two sides with views.
Two Bedroom Cottage Lounge - 12' 1" x 10' 5" (3.7m x 3.19m)
Double aspect room with windows to two sides with views. Three seater and two seater settees. TV&DVD. TV point. Matching lounge furniture and shelving. Nest of occasional tables. Free standing lamp. Triple ceiling light with ceiling rose. Panel heater. Fitted carpet. Interconnecting door leads to one bedroom accommodation.
Two Bedroom Cottage Inner Hall - 12' x 3' 1" (3.68m x 0.94m)
Window to front. Triple ceiling light. Loft hatch. Smoke detector. Fitted carpet. Doors to bedrooms and shower room.
Two Bedroom Shower Room - 8' 6" x 4' (2.61m x 1.22m) - Inc. shower recess
Three piece white suite comprising pedestal basin, WC and shower unit with electric shower. Floor to ceiling waterproof wall panelling. Extractor fan. Downflow heater. Shaver light. Ceiling light. Bathroom cabinet. Bathroom accessories. Wall shelf. Coat hooks. Laminate flooring.
Two Bedroom Cottage Shower Room - 8' 6" x 4' (2.61m x 1.22m) - Inc. shower recess
Three piece white suite comprising pedestal basin, WC and shower unit with electric shower. Floor to ceiling waterproof wall panelling. Extractor fan. Downflow heater. Shaver light. Ceiling light. Bathroom cabinet. Bathroom accessories. Wall shelf. Coat hooks. Laminate flooring.
Two Bedroom Cottage Bedroom - 1 14' 9" x 8' 6" (4.51m x 2.61m) - narrowing to 1.25
Double room with 3 windows to each side. Double bed. Free standing wardrobe with matching chest drawers. Table lamp. Wall mirror. Panel heater. Triple ceiling light. Fitted carpet.
Two bedroom Cottage Bedroom - 2 8' 7" x 8' 4" (2.63m x 2.54m)
Double room with window to the side. Double bed. Dressing table with stool. Bedside cabinet with lamp. Built-in wardrobe with electric fuse box above. Panel heater. Pendant light. Fitted carpet.
One Bedroom Cottage Porch - 5' 4" x 4' 11" (1.65m x 1.5m)
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One Bedroom Cottage Living Area - 12' 11" x 12' 5" (3.94m x 3.8m)
One room with defined areas for leisure seating and food preparation. The lounge area has space for seating. Lounge furniture. Dining table and chairs. TV point. Picture rail. Window to front. Ceiling light. Panel heater. Fitted carpet. Door to bedroom &Interconnecting door to the rest of the cottage.
The Kitchen area has base and wall storage units with worktops and 11/2 stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Integral convector oven, hob with extractor above. Space for fridge. Partial wall tiling. Ceramic floor tiles.
One Bedroom Cottage Bedroom - 10' 8" x 9' 2" (3.27m x 2.81m)
Double room with window to rear. Space for bedroom furniture. High level fuse box. Loft hatch. Ceiling light. Panel heater. Fitted carpet. Door to shower room
One Bedroom Cottage Ensuite Shower Room - 12' 9" x 3' 2" (3.9m x 0.99m) - inc. shower recess
Three piece white suite comprising WC, pedestal basin and shower recess with electric shower. Floor to ceiling waterproof wall panelling. Downflow heater. Shaver light. Bathroom accessories. Wall shelf. Coat hooks. Ceiling light. Vinyl flooring.
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Behind-the-scenes with the Pittsburgh Zoo elephants
Meet Savanna (on the right). She's 6,800 pounds.
Meet Angeline! She's Savanna's baby and weighs 3,500 pounds.
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Nan, short for Savanna, is ready to play!
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The African elephant is threatened with less than 400,000 remaining worldwide.
Angeline has a spunky personality. Here she is chewing on a chain!
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"It's going to take big plays to win this football game," he said. "Fortunately today we went out there and did that."
Did they ever. Each of the Buckeyes first three touchdowns was 49 yards or longer, and the second was one play after the team's longest punt return of the season.
Michigan, meanwhile, had just three plays of longer than 20 yards. As the Wolverines' offense struggled to kick into gear, the Buckeyes were busy bludgeoning the other half of the Maize and Blue squad with haymaker after haymaker.
The Wolverines did make the first big play of the game, however, as Stevie Brown intercepted a pass by Terrelle Pryor on Ohio State's first drive and returned it to the 13. Ohio State's defense stiffened, though, and K.C. Lopata missed a 35-yard field goal that kept the game scoreless.
The first true stunner came late in the first quarter after the squad spent the rest of that time feeling each other out. The Buckeyes took over at their own 41-yard line with 3:57 to go in the stanza, and Wells took a handoff on the first play, zoomed through a hole and was gone for his third career touchdown rush of 50 yards or more against the Wolverines.
"Our offensive line did a great job blocking," Wells said of the play, on which he tweaked his already gimpy hamstring that ended his day midway through the third quarter. "It took us a while to get going, but eventually we got it going and moving and moved guys out of the way. They made the hole and I ran through it."
Left guard Jim Cordle pulled through the hole to hit the linebacker, and Michigan safety Brandon Harrison overran the play to allow Wells all the running room.
Ohio State's next drive allowed it the opportunity for another crushing blow when Pryor atoned for his earlier interception by finding Brian Hartline behind Brown for a perfectly thrown 53-yard touchdown pass that made the score 14-0.
The Buckeyes went dormant for the rest of the first half and nursed a 14-7 lead into halftime, but they went back to the well in the second half, breaking the Wolverines' back with a swift two-play, 91-yard drive that came after Michigan was forced to end its first drive of the second half with a punt despite breaking into Ohio State territory.
"I thought the turning point was when they punted us down to the 9 and then two plays later we scored," head coach Jim Tressel said. "That was huge. A big run by Beanie and a big run by Boom Herron and that really made a difference."
Wells started the drive with a 42-yard run from the Ohio State 9 to Michigan's 49-yard line on what could be the second-to-last carry he'll ever have in Ohio Stadium. Ohio State pulled both guards in Cordle and Steve Rehring, and Wells followed them over the left side and to daylight.
"We went back to old-school Ohio State football – pulling the guard, running right at you – and we popped some good ones out there," Rehring said.
Wells came off for freshman Boom Herron, who promptly took a handoff from Pryor, went through a hole on the left side, ran by Harrison and scored a 49-yard touchdown run that seemed to spark the Buckeyes to life.
"I told him this is where you make your name at," Wells said of Herron, who ran eight times for 80 yards. "He made his name today."
Rehring was pleased to see the game change on some good old-fashioned power football.
"When you run the ball well, it's always great," he said. "You're going to play well when you run the ball well. It's not just us up front that did a decent job. The backs did a great job of finding the holes, and those wide receivers, you have to give them credit, too, because long runs don't happen without wide receivers blocking downfield."
Michigan was forced to punt on its next two drives after the 91-yard march, and that proved disastrous on the second boot by Zoltan Mesko. Ray Small, back from a two-game suspension, received Mesko's punt at his own 12 and noticed most of the Michigan players had overrun the play expecting a fair catch. Small cut upfield, raced down the left sideline and spun out of one tackle before he was finally caught at the Ohio State 8-yard line.
Pryor found Brian Robiskie in the end zone one play later and the rout was on.
Ohio State, which recovered a first-quarter punt fumbled by Michigan, also forced a fumble on a kickoff later that led to another touchdown.
"You mentioned the special teams – the kickoff team knocked one loose, the punt team dropped a couple punts down in there," Tressel said. "We did pretty well."
The defense's big plays were mostly in stopping Michigan, which was forced into 12 punts. Michigan had nine drives that did not pick up a first down and ended in a punt.
"Defensively, we'd like to say that if you get three or four three and outs, that's like a turnover, so if you're talking like nine or 10, that's like getting three turnovers," Tressel said.


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Power Group Was $15,995 y I OiWvD ruBLUEBONNET MOTORS can now V./; ______ New Braunfels, TX 110 Hwy 81 East WClt Mi Ti OPEN Mon.-Fri. until 8:30 Sat. until 8:00 Next to Blockbuster 200 Help Wanted Asthmatics Needed Asthma Studies in progress using an investigational medication. Paid up to $390. 629-9036_ CNAS Check Us Out! Opportunities to train & advance for the right person. Full time/ Part time. All shifts available. Apply to the Personnel Dept, Eden Home, Inc. 631 Lakeview Blvd, New Braunfels, Texas 78130 or call 625-6291 ext. 272. EOE/MF. Computer Users Needed. Work Own Hours. 20k to $50k/yr. 1-800-881-3358 X 1439 Construction Foreman Exp. in reading Blueprints & Scheduling Sub Contractors. Electrical or Plumbing Background helpful New Braunfels Project. Call 606-5037 Leave Mess, or 828-0582_ Cooks, Servers & Dishwashers Apply in person at Hill Country Motor Inn 210 Hwy 81._ Custodian Full Time, hourly position. Should be high school graduate or equivalent, able to lift up to 75 pounds and stand/or walk 90 percent of shift. This person will be member of moving crew. Applications available in business office of Texas Lutheran College. Deadline 3/20/96. EOE/AA Customer Service & Production Positions Now Available. Candidates must be Hard working, Honest & Dependable. Must be Team Oriented, Personable & be able to work Flexible hours. Sincere Applicants may apply in person at Comet Clean-ers 692 S. Walnut Day Care kind responsible, nonsmoker to care for 2 boys, 11 mths and 5 yrs. (older child in Pre-K). Hours 7:30 a m. - 5:30 p.m. Mon-Fri. Call 625-7112 or 609-1932 200 Help Wanted 200 Help Wanted 200 Help Wanted 200 Help Wanted PO: fic< AVON $8-$15/hr. No door to door. No mimimum order. Bonuses. 1-800-827-4640 ind/sls./rep Dental Hygienist for busy family practice. 625-6536_ Employment Opportunity Downtown McQueeney restaurant. Cooks and Wait Persons. Great Hours Good tips, Good working Atmosphere. Apply in Person Wed- Mon. 1 to 2 pm or 5-8:30 pm. Intersection of FM 725 and The Old San Antonio Rd. San Antonio Rd in McQueeney. Experienced Telemarketer. Part time or full time. 606-0324_ Front Desk aition in a very busy of-ice. Part-time some weekends necessary. Call Ber-nice @ 625-9105_ Full-Time Receptionist Needed. Requiring phone skills, some typing, able to work w/public. Closing date 3/20/96. Apply in person at Teen Connection, 1414 W. San Antonio St., new Braunfels. EOE, MZF, UW Agency. Hair Stylist Attractions Hair Styling needed experienced Hair Stylist. Exp. a must. 620-4777 & 390 Landa St. Head Cook Now accepting applications for Head cook. Apply @ Hill Country Motor Inn 210 Hwy 81_._ HOME TYPISTS PC users needed. $45,000 income potential. Call 1-800-513-4343 Ext. B-10069 HOME TYPISTS PC users needed $45,000 income potential. Call 1-800-513-4343 Ext. B-10069 Housekeepers Needed, weekends a must. $5.00/ hour. Benefits provided. Apply in person at T Bar M, 2549 Hwy 46 West, NB. Help Wanted Siding applicator with tools. 625-4212_ Housekeepers PT/FT, Please apply in person, Faust hotel 240 S. Seguin_ Housekeepers Work M-F. Finish work before the kids get out of school. Call Sherry's Cleaning Service 625-1397. Immed. Opening For exp. nail tech. Pleasant atmosphere. Call Cindy 609-6245_ Laborers Earn $500. Weekly, Long Distance Phone Company is seeking people to service Store Front Promotional Box Route. Call 1-800-842-1409 Ladsaw Inc. Accepting applications for drivers. Must have CDL W/ HAZMAT 21 yrs or older Clean driving record and must submit to alcohol and drug test. BENEFITS include salaried position, paid vacation, health insurance, profit sharing plan and bonus. Call 625-7000 for application._ Lawn Service Looking for experienced, dependable, hard working workers. Crew leader posi-tion avail. 608-9544 Licensed Plumber & Plumbers Helper needed, 608-1342_ Local Restoration Company has immediate openings for athletic energetic person to perform specialized Cleaning. Must have good driving record and ability to work well in a team environment. We train unlimited potential for advancement benefits. Call 625-0596 Weekdays 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Log Haus Restaurant New Braunfels Now Accepting Applications for Kitchen Help/ Enthusiastic & Experienced Wait Staff. Please Call (512) 459-7063 To Schedule An Interview. 100 Automobiles 100 Automobiles 100 Automobiles BRAUNFELS '97 BUICK LE SABRE Select from 30 In stock SAVE $2000 on every '97 LeSabre in stock America's Best Selling l ull Size Car 4 Years In A Row Plus Get 4.75% APR Plus Get 3.75% APR SJ000 Off Even $2000 Off Ever) '96 HARK A VENUE I '96 REGAL 4 DR PONTIAC '96 GRAND AM $ 13,697 to 48 months Turns Ordinary Into Extraordinary. Ex: Stock#26014, MSRP $14,829, Deafer Discount $1132 $1500 OFF EVERY $4200 OFF EVERY 96 FIREBIRD '95 TRANS SPORT HUGE SAVINGS ON ALL PRE-OWNED PROGRAM CARS LVN Full time days, apply to Eden Home Inc., 631 Lakeview Blvd., N.B. 78130 or call 625-6291. EOE/M/F. Mechanic Needed Electrical knowledge helpful, good pay w/ benefits, apply in person 8 to 5 wkdays, 4343 Dividend SA, Tx. 210-359-1287_ Mechanics Helper working with boats. Call Holiday Marine. 625-9558 NBISD Food Service Is Accepting applications for Several PT Positions & 1 FT Cashier Position, Apply in person 430 West Mill Need Propane Truck Driver Non Tobacco. Apply at Ro-bert-Terry Propane San Marcos._ Need Weekend Work? Now Hiring Cooks & Gift Shop Personal (Exp. Preferred But Will Train): Please Call for appointment. Bavarian Village Restau-rant, 625-0815_ New Braunfels Storage Ltd is looking for resident manager. Living quarters, utilities, and salary provided. Preferred retired couple. 210-688-9200 New Braunfels Smokehouse is now accepting applications for full time and part time positions of waitresses and cooks. Apply in person at 140 Hwy 46 East, New Braunfels, Texas Nursery Attendant Needed PT Employee needed to care for infants (Birth to 3yrs) on Sun. during Church Services & other scheduled Days & Nights during the week. Maturity & Exp. necessary Please call Lynda at St. John's Episcopal Church for an application & appointment 625-2532 Office Manager For Adult Sitting Service, Call 620-5050 . 9a-5p OPPORTUNITY at a GROWING BED & BREAKFAST • PET Hskpng/Mngmt Must be available holidays & weekends. Good "people skills" a must. Pleasant work place, good hourly pay. • SUMMER ONLY: PZJ Hskpng. Must be available holidays and weekends- 6 days a week. Call for appt. 606-0216 Gruene Country Homestead Inn 1995 BUICK REGAL $13,997 rn -* 1995 CHEVY EXT. CABS $18,997 91 Buick Century stk #45iooa V-6, Auto , Loaded........................ $6,995 92 Nissan King Cab 4x4 4 cyl., 5 speed, MJC, Pwr Steering, C.D $10,775 93 GMO Jimmy 4x4 LT Silt J V2275 V6, Amo., MJC, Alum Wheels, P/Wmdow/Locks, Leather.......................... $16,995 92 Buick Le Sabre sis * U2i7i V-6, Auto., Loaded. Airbag ...................... $ 13,495 93 Cadillac STS Silt # U2320 I Loaded, Awesome ...........................$23,995 92 Ford Ranger S/CAB Stk# U2290A V6, 5 Speed. XLT....................... $9,475 94 Chev. Ext. Cab Silverado Stk J U2243, V8, Auto., Loaded ............$17,995 95 CMC Conversion Van Stk # 554I2B. Loaded. Wheel Charr Lift, Univ 4,00) Miles.............................................................$21,995 94 Buick Koadmaster LTD .......................................................................$19,475 95 Chev. Z-28 Convertible V8. Leather, Loaded, Only 9000 Miles $22,969 95 GMC Suburban Stk # U23I9 V8, Loaded ..................................$26,995 93 Buick Century 4 Dr. stk.# 55444D V6, Automatic, Lots of Options $8,995 95 Chev. Corsica 4Dr. 2 In Stock V6, Auto , Only 12,000 Miles ..........$10,995 91 Dodge Caravan SE Stk.# 45173A Auto , Low Miles .................................$9,995 93 Ford Tempo Automatic. Loaded $6,995 SEGUIN MOTOR COMPANY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING: Make Ready, Body Shop Techs, & Line Mechanics. References and experience required. Call Mark for appt. 303-1192 or send info to PO Box 672, Seguin, 78155 Shop Assistant needed for General work in Service Department, Work involves many responsibilities including Driving Delivery Vehicles, some Electrical and Mechanical Repairs, General Building Maintenance, & much more. Great Benefits including Health Ins. & Profit sharing. Must be over 21 & have Clean Driving Record. Call jeff from 10-4 M-F at 606-3697._ Sunbelt Cement has entry level openings for regular full time employment at our cement plant, located on Wald Rd. in NB. Applicants must be willing to work rotating shifts. High School grads, or GED required. Industrial work experience is desirable. Sunbelt offers excellent salaries and benefit programs together with opportunity advancements. lf you are qualified, applications will be given between 9am and 3 pm weekdays. 94 GMC Sonoma V6, Automatic, Club Cab $12,995 93 Ford Taurus GL sn# 2502™ . V6, Auto., Loaded, Airbag.................................$9,595 I 94 Ford Explorer XLT Stk# 25030A V6, Auto., Loaded, Airbag, Only 19,000 Miles $17,995 t| 92 Honda Accord LX 2Dr. Stk # 25057A, 5 spd, MC, Really Nice $10,995 93 Nissan SE King Cab Stk # 55406A V6, Auto., Cassette, Really Nice................«...$ 10,995 Local/Metro "We know we Ajt • I J- 7 * hove lo beat JvUiZ MOTOR COMPANY 699 VV. Son Antonio St., New Braunfels, TX_ > ^ y A#) i « have to beat /JO J the competition' O' lap* O SktiM6CV Mil* ti1. 92 rn. atua g» $500 ast imI*' 4ua,-» J $ SOC *ta»n ® rtRcitl ma at of jolt Wa co tau a'joaa Statal Aaa 0.4 Mac aw mar bo* MSW cacuatoWY «<coo«oie,B mikern *f* noel of >«<* J mm UM-aw wa. 4 4 75% AH WM Aw > aru 3/Ml AW x «ayos ow <wa«0a * A C ***»» GMK W lo, Toll Free J-800-580-1245 •AH Prices Plus TT&L No Dealers Please Pre-installed dealer protection package and security may affect final negotiated prices. (Dnui's Alaite ^Restaurant Now hiring Kitchen Help, Wait People & Steam Table. Apply in person. Oma's Haus Restaurant 541 Hwy. 46 S. INSTANT WINDSHIELD WASHER RUID JUST ADO WATES! IS Tablets mak* IS Gallons only •14" VII*. BIM M C _ I *100* 380*1711 raaiff w ten aa VKIie# .usisseTMI PQ Mi 312433. HK TI 71130 TECHNICIANS Don Maxwell Chevrolet/ Geo. 1-35 in New Braunfels has opened its new facilities and is in need of Automotive Technicians to handle increased business. lf you: Have General Motors experience. Have a professional work history. Are ASE certified. We will: • Give you a generous pay plan. • Excellent working con ditions. • Paid training. • Offer a generous ben efit package. Apply in Person Don Maxwell Chevrolet/Geo IH 35 in New Braunfels Call Scott 210-606-7133 Telemarkfllei Immediate Openir Full Time Work Painter/Helper residential painting, flexible 20-40 hrs weekly. Must have transportation, experience helpful but not neces-sary. Call Jeff 629-4797 Recreational Specialist needed: Teen connection has two openings for part-time recreational specialist working with your and families. Must be willing to work evenings and weekends as needed Closing date 3/20/ 96 Apply in person at 1414 W. San Antonio St., New Braunfels. EOE, M/F, UW Agency. ____ Refrigeration Tech. Needed for 30yr. Old Company. Ice Machine, Margarita, Ice Cream & Soda. Lane Equip. Co. 1507 West Ave. 1-800-486-5263 Route Sales Base ♦ Commiss'on. Only ersons with stable work istory need apply. Will train with C-Store or experience. Call between 4 pm and 6 pm. Mon-Fri. 606-2026 Ingsl fork! Great Payl lf you have great communication skills, this is the] for you. Guarantee Salary Commission * Bonuses. Computerized dialing, low pressure, professional environment! No Experience necessary Bilingual encouraged to apply 609-3460 Truck Driver Texas only, Home most weekends, must have Class A CDL, 3yrs Exp., good driving record and pass drug screen. 303-7049. Seguin GRUENE Good Wages Fun Atmosphere We need Night Innsltterl 5 days - weekends a must,light phone duties, customer service, must be responsible, hotel experience not necessary Martha Stewart! Are you a Fast-tettious housekeeper on the job? Can you create a welcoming environment? Can you interact with people? 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Location: Forage and Range Research2010 Annual Report
1a. Objectives (from AD-416)
Evaluate and develop new germplasm and cultivars with enhanced seed production, germination, seedling vigor, salinity tolerance, winter hardiness, drought tolerance, and forage yield and quality and verify their ability to improve the sustainability and productivity of rangelands and pastures in the semiarid western U.S. • Objective 1: Collect, characterize, and evaluate grass, legume, and forb germplasm for genetic variation, adaptation, establishment and forage characteristics for use on Western rangelands and the rangeland-urban interface. • Objective 2: Describe and identify useful traits for improved forages, using physiological, biochemical, and genomic techniques. • Objective 3: Identify breeding and selection strategies to make plant selection more effective. • Objective 4: Develop germplasm/pre-variety germplasm/cultivars of grasses, legumes, and forbs with improved seed production, seedling establishment, forage production, persistence, and drought tolerance on rangelands of the Western U.S. • Objective 5: Develop and evaluate new plant cultivars that are more tolerant of biotic and abiotic stresses, more competitive, more persistent, and easier to establish and maintain in irrigated pastures in the Intermountain West. • Objective 6: Identify functional differences between invasive weeds and improved plant materials and evaluate potential methods and improved plant materials to diversify crested wheatgrass communities.
1b. Approach (from AD-416)
Combine expertise of a research team of plant breeders, plant physiologists, ecologists, and molecular biologists to acquire, characterize, and breed native and introduced range, pasture, low-maintenance turf, and bioenergy plant materials. There is a need for additional plant materials for the conservation, restoration, renovation, and reclamation of range and forage lands, including irrigated pastures. New releases will provide improved plants needed to establish and maintain economically and environmentally sustainable pastures and rangelands in the semiarid regions of the Intermountain West. Identify new sources of genetic diversity for cultivar development. Describe establishment of grasses, legumes, and forbs characteristics such as ability to sustain high quality forage on disturbed sites under grazing pressure when competing with invasive weeds, and important physiological and biochemical mechanisms. Molecular and cytogenetic approaches will be used to identify and characterize genetic mechanisms to improve efficiency of genetic enhancement and plant breeding. The competitive ability of released plant materials will be enhanced for traits such as seed germination, seedling vigor, rhizome development, salinity tolerance, drought tolerance, and forage quality and yield. The new plant materials will be evaluated for their improved ability to perform key ecological functions, satisfying the diverse needs of our customers. Evaluate potential invasiveness of new plant germplasm.
3. Progress Report
Breeding efforts at the Forage and Range Research Laboratory (FRRL) to collect, characterize, evaluate, and develop improved plant materials for turf, pastures, and rangelands adapted to the western United States continues in native and introduced legumes (spreading alfalfa, prairie clovers, cicer milkvetch, Kura clover, sainfoin, birdsfoot trefoil, and Utah sweetvetch), forbs (globemallow, small burnet, and forge kochia), dryland range grasses (crested and Siberian wheatgrass (WG), bluebunch WG, thickspike WG, Snake River WG, western WG, Russian wildrye (WR), bottlebrush squirreltail, and slender wheatgrass), irrigated pasture grasses (tall fescue, orchardgrass, meadow brome, timothy, and creeping foxtail), and low-maintenance turf grasses (bluegrasses, fine fescues, and crested WG). Traits of interest include increased forage yield and quality (CP, NDF, IVTD, and lignin), seed yield, germination, establishment, drought tolerance (persistence), heat tolerance, water stress, salinity tolerance, abiotic stresses, and turf quality. Irrigated pastures work has resulted in the development of two experimental orchardgrass synthetics (early maturing and late maturing), currently under a CRADA. Seed collections from Kyrgyzstan, China, and Russia were evaluated for their potential for reduced-input turfgrass applications. Over 200 bluebunch wheatgrass collections from the Great Basin were evaluated for germination and seedling emergence. Field and DNA-fingerprinting studies describing patterns of genetic diversity for western and Searls prairie clover, North American wildryes, and fine fescues. DNA genotyping of an Elymus genetic mapping population with AFLP and SSR microsatellite markers resulted in a consensus genetic map of Elymus lanceolatus that contains all 14 linkage groups. Genetics tools including EST-SSR markers continue to be developed in wildryes (Leymus sp.), wheat grasses (Elymus sp.), Thinopyrum sp., orchardgrass (Dactylis sp.), and bluebunch wheatgrass (Pseudoroegneria sp.) for rhizome development, flowering, heavy metal uptake, plant height, winter hardiness, and salinity tolerance. Phenotypic measurements to determine the affect of marker-assisted selection for the seed-retention gene in advanced Leymus breeding populations were measured. DNA finger printing protocols to differentiate species of mannagrass from annual ryegrass and populations of Poa sp. were developed. As part of our technology transfer program, the FRRL continues to work via Material Transfer Agreements with private growers to evaluate improved genetic material and increase commercial seed production of western and Searls prairie clover and Recovery western wheatgrass for commercial seed production. Foundation seed production of a rhizomatous grazing/rangeland alfalfa was initiated. Three different ecosystems in the Great Basin were evaluated using paired sets of historically dry-farmed land and adjacent areas that have never been cultivated. This research identified that land-use legacies of dry farming have striking consequences on vegetation recovery for nearly a century after cultivation has ceased.
4. Accomplishments
1. Characterization of Thinopyrum junceum chromosomes carrying useful genes for resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses. Chromosomes in polyploid species, such as Th. junceum, often had undergone structural rearrangements in relation to chromosomes in ancestral diploid species. Thus, genes encoding for a valuable trait in the polyploid species may not be the same genes in the diploid species. ARS researchers in Logan, Utah, have determined the homology and structural organization of Th. junceum chromosomes in 13 cytogenetic stocks, among which tolerance to salinity and resistance to stem rust have been found. Having this information, plant breeders will be able to efficiently utilize these valuable traits to improve various crops.
2. Separation of individual alfalfa proteins for differential ruminal degradation. Alfalfa protein is rapidly broken down in the rumen resulting in loss of nitrogen as an environmental pollutant and lost animal nutrition. A method was developed by ARS scientists in Logan, Utah, that was shown to separate individual alfalfa proteins for their rate of degradation within alfalfa. This tool can be utilized in the development of alfalfas with reduced ruminal protein degradation that would provide a global benefit to the livestock industry, particularly the dairy industry. This was reported in the Canadian Journal of Plant Science and voted the Top 2009 Agronomy paper by the Canadian Plant Science Society.
3. Forage kochia increases livestock carrying capacity of western rangelands. Low forage production and poor nutritional content of western rangelands limits their value for fall and winter grazing. An ARS scientist in Logan, Utah, in cooperation with animal scientists with Utah State University, compared the carrying capacity and livestock performance of traditional winter pastures dominated by crested wheatgrass (Agropyron desertorum) and cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum) versus similar rangelands seeded with forage kochia (Kochia prostrata) and crested wheatgrass. The rangelands with forage kochia had higher crude protein, and increased carrying capacity by six-fold as compared to the non-treated rangelands. Cattle on rangelands with forage kochia tended to have higher increases in body condition than cattle on the crested wheatgrass/cheatgrass rangelands. This research was important for showing that seeding western rangelands with forage kochia can improve sustainability of livestock production in the western U.S. by providing increased amounts of nutritious forage during the fall and winter.
4. Development of a genetic linkage map for Elymus. Several grasses native to the Intermountain region of the Western U.S. belong to the genus Elymus, which is the largest and most complex genus in the Triticeae tribe with approximately 150 polyploid perennial grass species occurring worldwide. ARS researchers in Logan, UT have developed backcross mapping populations of two species, Elymus wawawaiensis and Elymus lanceolatus, which have divergent growth habit traits, but share the StH genomic constitution. These populations were genotyped with markers to generate a consensus genetic linkage map which contains a total of 14 linkage groups, with a full complement of seven linkage groups assigned to each of the St and H genomes. This genetic map will be useful for mapping important growth habit traits in these important perennial grasses.
5. Land-use legacies of dry farming in the Great Basin. Revegetation success is often poor because past disturbances severely altered vegetation and soils. In particular, the impacts of the once common practice of dry farming throughout the Great Basin have not been comprehensively evaluated even though millions of acres of land were cultivated and then abandoned after the dry farming boom from 1910-1920. Because the primary mission of ARS scientists at the Forage and Range Research Laboratory in Logan, Utah is to develop plant materials for revegetation, understanding ecosystem properties, especially vegetation and soils of disturbed regions is critical. In 2010 a detailed evaluation of three different ecosystems was conducted in the Great Basin, using paired sets of historically dry-farmed land and adjacent areas that have never been cultivated. This research identified that land-use legacies of dry farming have striking consequences on vegetation recovery for nearly a century after cultivation has ceased. Land-use legacies in sagebrush ecosystems have direct implications for quantifying ecosystem health, and to make informed predictions about how ecosystems respond to restoration and re-vegetation efforts. Combined, this novel research will not only assist with developing more appropriate management strategies for reducing the impacts of invasive species on formerly disturbed lands, but provides definitive "soil and vegetation" indicators to directly assist the selection of plant materials to remedy disturbed soils and the development of improved plant materials.
6. Production of hybrid seed for wind-pollinated perennial grasses. Hybrids of divergent plant varieties and species often display superior productivity; however efficient methods for hybrid seed production are limited to a relatively small number of crop species with separate male and female flowers, such as maize. Most perennial grasses have perfect flowers with male and female structures, but can't self-pollinate and produce true-breeding varieties. ARS scientists in Logan, Utah, developed a relatively simple and efficient method of hybrid seed production for wind-pollinated perennial-grasses, based on clonal propagation of one rhizomatous seed-parent plant that is forced to hybridize with divergent pollen parents. In this study, hybrid seed was developed between rhizomatous and one non-rhizomatous Elymus wheatgrass species and between rhizomatous and one non-rhizomatous Leymus wildrye species. Results suggest that similar methods could work with other perennial grasses to the extent that clonal reproduction of one seed-parent plant is possible. Hybrid seed production of perennial grasses will provide opportunities for improved forage and biomass production of perennial grasses.
7. Identification of benefical fungi in fine-leafed grass populations (Festuca valesiaca and F. rubra) populations. Fine-leaf grasses have the potential for use as turfgrass in low-input growing environments (low water and fertilizer) in the arid western U.S. Their use can be enhanced by plant fungi (i.e., endophytes) that work to improve the plants response to environmental stresses such as heat, drought, and salt. Fine-leafed grasses from Kyrgyzstan and China were evaluated by scientists at the Forage and Range Research Lab at Logan, Utah, for the presence of endophytes. Plants that possessed endophytes were isolated and cultured in tissue culture to determine their type (species) and whether they possessed non-toxic substances detrimental to animals. Endophytes have been identified in various grasses and in some cases these endophytes had the ability to enhance the performance of plants in harsh growing environments (i.e., drought and high heat). If the endophytes could be transferred to commercial cultivars, then their agronomic and horticultural potential could be enhanced (ability to consume less water and fertilizer), which could help to conserve natural resources in the arid western U.S. and allow for the adaptations needed under extreme global climate change.
5. Significant Activities that Support Special Target Populations
During 2010, the Forage and Range Research Lab conducted on outreach program that included speakers from FRRL and surrounding University Extension Specialists. These sites included Kanab UT; St. George UT; Dillon MT; Billings MT; and Ritzville WA. These programs addressed the following subjects; pasture grasses and legumes, adaptation of rangeland plants (grasses, forbs, and legumes), when and how to plant rangelands, and seeding mixtures. Attendance at each meetings ranged from 25 to 180 and included ranchers, farmers, and public land agencies. Distributed at each program were handouts and the 'Intermountain Planting Guide'. Given the response of the last four years to program survey's we will continue to go out each year.
Review Publications
Robins, J.G. 2010. Cool-Season Grasses Produce More Biomass Across the Growing Season than do Warm-Season Grasses when Managed with an Applied Irrigation Gradient. Biomass and Bioenergy. 34:500-505.


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Great staff, great location, great value
Easy to drive to the hotel. Own parking garage under the hotel. Great design of the rooms.
Friendly, helpful staff, clean rooms, restaurant in hotel
Difficult to classify your hotel as we only stayed one night, so didn't avail of any facilities, Your restaurant was closed so we had a bar meal which was very poor. We liked the hotel and the staff were very friendly. We also liked Reus, lots of buzz, shops and sunshine. Food disappointing,but maybe this was because the restaurant was closed.
Helpfulness and friendliness of staff. The glass doors for the bathrooms were a bit of a strange thing.
Staff were extremely helpful and informative. They gave us information about the fiesta which was taking place in the town. It was great fun.
Spacious and very nice room, 10mins distant from the Reus airport, bus direct to the airport even in the early morning, the bust stop is right in front the hotel.
The staff were very helpful and the hotel is in an excellent location to reus airport.
The location to the the towncenter was okay. Terrible hotel. They did not provide us the correct reserved room. Airco didn't work. Airport shuttle is an ordinary public transport bus, which you have to pay for additionally. Lousy hotel, not worth the money.
value for money
central to enable easy access to barcelona shopping and fountains, terragona, port adventura and waterparks
Reception staff were most courteous and helpful especially Paula! Bar staff unhelpful and dour.Everything in the hotel has to be paid in advance,,,,,,,even the reservation which was promoted on wesite as "guarantee with credit card and pay as you depart"....not so!.Pool was ice cold and unusable.
Hotel was fantastic from the quality of the food to the helpfulness of the staff.Great value. Highly recommended.We are going back next year. Bring it on! Nothing.
Full board was fabulous - choice and quality of food excellent - restaurant staff excellent, entertainment good, pools excellent, hygiene around hotel excellent Folk putting towels on sunbeds - it is meant to be against hotel policy but it is standard - price of soft drinks in the restaurant - deposits for everything!!!
The Balcony in the Bedroom. Rudeness of Staff. Very unhealthy food served for Childrens Menu. 20 euro deposit for tv remote ?????
The hotel was fine, but we felt that the food lacked imagination.
great staff, great location and excellent selection and quality of food
The Hotel staff know our family as we have stayed there many many times in the past so it was very nice to be welcomed back by them with such courtesy. The food in the restaurant has definitely declined in terms of choice and quality.This used to be the best 4* hotel to stay in in Salou but I do not feel that this is the case anymore. Sadly I do not think that we would use the Hotel in the future.
Large, clean, good value hotel. We spent a couple of nights at the end of October so weather was not warm enough to use the outdoor pools but they looked good, if a bit small for the number of rooms. Good location in walking distance of Port Aventura theme park. Buffet breakfast and dinner included in price - good range of food. Live music at night, large screen TV, small games room. Restaurant a bit like a canteen when bus parties were there on first day - very noisy. Staff at reception varied from good to rather vague.
Excellant place and happy to accomodate children They could have heated the pool for late deals
Nice building, perfect location (nowheree near the beach though) priority on the rides Not enough staff, always a long wait for service especially the reception and bar. Breakfast quite good but a bit of a bun fight. Limited menus. A good 3 star hotel in a 5 star setting
Every member of staff that we met were extremely helpful and friendly. The location of the hotel is perfect for the park, and the grounds are lovely. Although the majority of the hotel's guests are children, the bed that we had for our 3 year old son was unsuitable, it was squeezed in next to the main bed and therefore the head of the bed couldn't meet the wall and there was no rail so my son kept falling out of it. Also, although the buffet breakfast is great, the food on offer for the evenings is overpriced. The hotel could do with a supermarket onsite or nearby.
Easy access to the theme park, Evening entertainment, no facilities for making tea/coffee in rooms, lack of english channels on tv for children.
Location, cleanliness, friendly staff. The minibar in our rooms are empty. I kept calling the reception for more than 30 minutes to ask for drinking water, but, No body answer the call!
I liked the hotel architecture, the proximity to the park, the client service desk service. The towels were changed every day and the breakfast was good. I booked a 4 bedroom room but I got a normal room stuffed with an additional double bed. The mattresses were uncomfortable and were making strange noise while changing position in the bed during sleeping. While walking bare foot throughout the room I got dirty foots and before putting shoes on I had to wipe the foots with a wet towel.
Ease of entry into the theme park, closeness to theme park, closeness to airport
Portaventura park Cleaning, rooms sugestive for 3 stars not 4.
Very conveniently connected to the theme park, making multiple visits to the park each day possible. The decor of the hotel room, especially the bathroom, looked a little tired.
Rooms not very clean smells in room all the time, Construction work near hotel lots of dust. Dust coming in air condition .The shows in the hotel where repeated all the time .Drinks and soft drinks were very expensive.
Hotel corridors & lobby very cold . No Tea & coffee or water in rooms
It is located next to the Far West entrance.The food was quite good.The rooms were spacious and modern.As a hotel guest you have free access to the Beach Club which can be reached by taking the free bus outside the hotel.It is a fantastic place with 7 pools and a wonderful beach view.There is a cafeteria, lockers, shop and towels to be hired free of charge.Not to be missed.... You have to queue for breakfast as it is very busy.You are given a card with a specific time but no one is following this system.The dining room is extremelly noisy.I had to wait for more than half an hour to do the check out so I would advise to do it very early in the morning if one is in a hurry.The problem is that each person takes a minimum of 15mn to check in and there are no separate queues for check-in and check out.
The location to the park was nice as you are next to the Far West within Port Aventura. The resort was beautifuly decorated as a old far west town and there are many nice places, the swiming pools were nice. The hotel entrance was quite tasteful. The Opera restaurant and particularly a waitresse, was really lovely and gave an excellent service within the resort. The little shop facility is nice, and the large cafeteria has good varied food. The rooms were pretty although small. I found that the reception was very disorganised and slow, we waited there for a long time and there were only few people working there to cater at peak hours. At entry time. I walked in on the cleaner and found our bed pillows had been thrown on the floor while she was making our beds. Which I was quite disgusted to see. The rooms had no soap and you had to keep asking for supplies. The room was tiny and the wardrobe had no spece for a family for a 4 star hotel there could be more details and for the price too. The staff at the Bar lounge late in the evening were quite unfriendly and quite rushed in their service.
It was very close to the Park which was the only reason we stayed there. I felt this was not a four star hotel, at best it was three star. the dining experience in particular was more like an institution that a Four Star Hotel The furnishing in the bedroom was also very basic ie. one locker between 4 people. My children however were delighted with the experience and that was shy we stayed.
The location, style and breakfast can be considerd as average or above. The rooms were also comfortable.
Close proximity to theme park. Children enjoyed scrummy pancakes at breakfast.
the room only not possible to get food to eat in the cafeteria at 9.25pm after arrival
It was very spacious and comfortable.
Excellent location. Clean and comfortable. Staff helpful and friendly. Not a lot of frills but just right for us. Stayed a day longer, partly due to excellent accommodations. Would be nice to have a vending machine in the hotel.
excellent location lack of wifi
polite staff card entrance on rooms
Relaxed, informal atmoshpere and helpful staff
Only stayed for one night, so not sure. Very conveniently located in the centre of Reus. Also close to a taxi rank The covers on my bed had holes. The bathroom was old, the bathtub did not drain properly
The hotel is very well located, close to the center of town wich is very attractive. Neat and clean hotel although it isn�t new. I had a very nice stay there. Helpful staff. The Air conditioning was blowing to near the breakfast-buffet table.
location and convenience for the town center and airport. helpful staff.value for money and beautiful room. everything was A1.
good value, close to airport, interesting little city
We did not enjoy staying at this hotel at all. Thank goodness it was only for one night The staff were rude the room was horrible and the hotel was old more like a posh hostel
Nice modern rooms. No problem with parking. Excellent value. A bit far from reus centre. No internet access.
very good hotel to stay one night when you go to Barcelona from Reus airport or back
A lovely hotel at an amazing price. A room in a 4 star hotel cost me 20 Euro's, also only 10 kilometres from Reus Airport.
cleanliness no literature about the hotel, services, television/phine operation in the room. brokem television antenna, one day notowels, one day no toilet paper
Hotel was nice and clean and close to the airport. Bus stop was at the doorstep of the hotel. Together with the room rate this was the main reason to book the hotel Hotel was 'far' (45 minute walk) away from the train station.
The hotel rooms were very not even up to a over night stay, No food in the hotel, bar was in bad repair, bedding forget it, while at reception Russian girls, booking in and out!!!!!!!! no food outlets near by, what more can I say!!!! It would look like it has been taken over new by management!!!!! since posting on your web site
The location of the hotel is ideal for an overnight stay on way to or from Reus airport. Also the local bus from airport stops right outside the hotel.
everything nice peaceful place with really nice staff
At a central location, near center of Reus city, wins because of lack of other hotels! Poor rooms, very moisty, at some time I thought that the ceiling would come down on our heads!
it was central in city noice
We found the staff to be very friendly and helpfull. The rooms were clean and comfortable . The pool on the top floor was great and also very clean . The buffet breakfast was was really good with a great choice of food and excellent servive .Location was great and close to the beach . The hotel was perfect but the taxi was expensive at 30 Euro to and from Reus Airport .
Staff at the front desk during the day was great Staff in the restaurant was a bit rude. The night porter-receptionist was more than rude. We had to look for him as he always was away from his position, watching TV. And at that time, I was not able to borrow a simple corkscrew what means you can only demand something during the day, what is OK for a 2-star hotel but... this is a 4-star hotel!!!
city center Internet connection was not working
Central and rooms perfect. Access road not very good with major construction work being carried out.
The location is great. It is close to the beach and all other interesting places (shopping, bars, etc.). The staff was always nice and helpful. The gym is not really a gym. They have 3 exercisers from the las century. Besides we were a bit disappointed of the cleanness of our bathroom. It seems that they never clean the bidet. On balance too weak for a 4* hotel.
3 people in a very small room!
We felt the hotel was excellent value for money especially the evening meals which were fresh, well presented and tasty. The restaurant compared very favourable with the prices and menus in the town.
Very friendly and helpful staff. A great location in Salou, near to the main shopping street and only 5 mins walk from seafront promenade
friendly and helpful staff ;location to theme park; mini disco for kids in evening the pool outside was too cold
It was clean and we was always able to get sun beds,but some needed repairing. No
the outdoor swimming pool, the ping pong table, the billiard and the size of the room. Staff at the restaurant and the lady at the bar were very nice. The rooms are very basic and were not well cleaned when we arrived, and when we made our booking we asked a few things that obviously they never read or did not take into consideration. Some staff were really not nice and that's a pity because most of them were nice and it puts the overall evaluation down. I also didn't like the fact that there is a minibar but you need to pay to just use it. I had no idea and i brought medicines with me that should be placed in the fridge and i found it really unfair. The turkish bath was not working on the first day.
Great hotel near to facilitiies food great had a lovely stay till we were checking out We were treated terribly at checkout by the reception staff and manager. Our visa had authorsied with our own bank when they put the payment through but was coming up declined on their end. They would not accept this and wanted us to pay twice and would not let us go. We missed our taxi for te airport. The payment gave us problems as we had only 100 euro on us and no pin for the card. We pleaded with them to let us go. The manager said that we would have to call family to get the money to go. We eventually promised to send te money by credit transfer when we got back to Ireland. Our bank has given us an authorisation number for the transaction. We were very upset when we left the hotel. They took copies of our passports. We will nopt be going back there
location, swimming pool was amazing and rooms were big the buffet dinner was crap.... some of the worst food i have ever tasted
large spacious rooms, good variety of food at meal times. We arrived about midnight at the hotel and found that a lovely cold buffet and water was laid out in the dining room for us - most appreciated after a long day. there was not enough coffee dispensers in the dining room and this resulted in long queues for coffee etc.
Good size room for the 3 of us. No, nothing, it was a good experience.
Good position for Portaventura and the beach/restaurants in Salou. Lots of shops nearby
Life guard around the pool at all times when people were swimming. Ask reception for anything they were always eager to help. Have now stayed at this hotel 3 times in the last 5years and probably will again in the future. Entertainment every evening if you stayed in that night and always a good selection of food.
Breakfast is ok. Food at dinner time is terrible.
Location, value for money price for 4 star and facilities no coffee or tea facilities in room but suppose you don't need in Spain. And also heated pool was V cold
very private, very clean , good location. just a minor thing bacon egg sausage did go cold quickly in the heated container.
we always book Magnolia if it's no space in Puertaventura hotel it is our 10 time stay ther.......... nothing
Spacious rooms, good location. Some of the members of the staff showed incompetence. The hotel charges 5 euro per day for the safe box. The hotel does have a parking which is impossible to book in advance.
Location was perfect,quiet but close enough to restaurants and nightlife Nothing to complain about
We had a relaxing time, in a good location. The hotel is well finished with all the amenities we wanted.
A very relaxed atmosphere The dinner options are not very good
The hotel was very clean, modern and comfortable and had a good range of facilities.
Fantastic rooms with internet
the breakfast was amazing!!! there was so much to choose from and all great fresh food. the buffet dinner also looked really good but we didnt get a chance to try it.the staff were friendly, they also have a spa/beauty and gym which was quite handy. the only thing i could fault them on is most of the staff spoke very little english, but we did get by fine, just was surprised in such a touristic city!
very pleasant staff really enjoyed our stay at the hotel the food wasnt great but couldnt fault anything else the pools were lovely and the rooms were great the best we have stayed in abroad. A great hotel for relaxing and for families
I booked 3 rooms but room maid did not prepare our 3 rooms. Also we could not use Spa in the evening.
this hotel has really good facilities (several bars, restaurant,supermarket,spa,3 pools,parking). Quality/ price - excellent. the problems with key cards to open the room
Nice time.
Location and sea
We loved the hotel, the staff and specially the animation team. The food was quite good and well presented. There are activities for everyone and it's lots of fun. Surely will come back next year. Thank you all for making our vacations much better than we expected!
One can find different activities in the hotel it self Yes, It was a little bit noisy and makes it difficult to sleep in the morning after 7:00 AM
the swimming pool was good and it was close to beach area and close to portaventura. the food in buffet was often cold and not very nice. the hotel catered mainly to spanish guesta and this was reflected in food nand nighly entertainment
Large bright airy room overlooking pool
I felt the hotel was very close by all amenities and very clean and tidy Na
location (7 minutes walk to Danny Boy), price no irons available (we bought one travel-little-iron for 10 euro at the hotel shop), pay for a safe-box (3,5 euro per day), in the evening meal there are no free drinks - no water no coffee from machines - go and pay it in the bar. but anyway it is quite good hotel, nothing awful
location staff in the restaurant were not very understanding. food is cleared away before guests are finished. parking
i liked everything about it the only thing maybe was one of the staff when checkin in
Staff poor English
I liked nothing about Hotel Jamie i, the reception staff were rude and food was sub standard See above
Very central. Very clean. I went with my boyfriend but certainly recommend for families as there is a lot of activities in the hotel alone for children and very safe. Food was awful but I suppose you get what you pay for.
The hotel is very close to the beach, nice refurbished swimming pool and the food is very good. During our stay they didn't serve scrambled eggs for breakfast, fried eggs instead.
Hotel was very clean and rooms were spacious. Excellant comunications with hotel and staff were friendly and polite.
great location, near the beach and city centre, fontains show, easy to get to bus station, you don't need to take a taxi from salou bus station, it's in about 10 min walking from hotel. room was spacy with a big balcony. visit restaurant Arena -located in the hotel building- one of the best in salou check out at 10 a.m.
I liked the fact that it was across the road from the beach, had a great breakfast buffet and catered very well for the children. It was nice that a child discount was applied if children under 11 shared a room with an adult. I thought it would have wi-fi in the rooms and not just restricted to the lobby area. It was also a little basic for a 4 star hotel.
proximity to the ocean, and the main street. I could not find anything like this.
pool was very nice. great location beside the beach. rooms serviced very well daily and great pool supervision and kids activities. there were no english speaking kids channels on the tv which is important for those few minutes in the morning and when trying to get ready to go out in the evening.
The staff were very nice, polite and informative.
Facilities / Room / Location.
Service, location of the hotel - close to shore
i really liked the hotel because it was infront of the beach. well,the beds they were uncuftable my children could not sleep.
the food was very good and had a good range to choose from . the hotel was loud as the walls seem to be very thin and very loud from the street.
It was central The food
Location: nice beach is not far from the hotel, the bus stop is near, the food is ok (breakfast and dinner), Salou center is in 10-min walk distance There was a smoking smell in our room, the new towels smelled not nice; only one available outlet was found in the bathroom (another one is for TV). Rooms are old. Very noisy - from neighbours (tiny walls) and from the street. None of hot beverages (tea/coffee) are served at dinner
Value for money. Clean rooms. Lots of food Lots of food but quality was average
Rooms, food, comfort. Wonderful location - the sea is near, clubs too, but it is not noisy. It is not enough sockets in hotel rooms. Especially when there are two people living in it
quality and selction of food
The pool was not too busy, always sun loungers available. Clean rooms. Close to 2x beaches. Close to bus stop. Supermarket on the corner. A good hotel to stay in for a week or less but not for any longer. Close to airport. It wasn't very clear how to get drinks at dinner. We were surprised to be locked out of our room before checking out.
fine hotel for that sum of money, but they don't wash dish, so it was really dirty.
I like the location , food and comfort. I dont`t like TV channel`s because they have only 15 channel`s booring.
Very close to beach, excellent choice of food in buffet breakfast and dinner, comfortable new building, good value for money You need good ear plugs for the stay - very noisy outside with programme in other hotel terrasses going on late and noisy young people out right through the night. Also walls between rooms are very thin.
Lovely setting. My 5 year old really enjoyed the kids club, nightly mini disco and shows. The fact that we could enter PortAventura as we pleased was an added bonus. Staff not very friendly. The hotel does not provide a kettle in the room which was very incovenient as we had an 8 month old baby.
Vicinity to Universal theme park and town. Indoor swimming pool option. Patio doors. The hotel applied smelly fertiliser to the grass which meant that the patio doors could not be opened. A letter to the manager was issued re this, but no response received.
The staff were very very slow in serving in the bar, a person could have to wait for up to 20 minutes. at one stage they were in the back room of the bar looking out and took 5 minute to come out, it was very very annoying.
Well kept pool areas, activities for children. Location between city and Port Aventura, free access to Port Aventura. "spa"
loved the beach club! Room no way four star! Floor was only mopped once in our five day stay, this wasnt enough when you have 2 adults, 2 child sharing a room.
location time allocated to leave hotel 11am t early
The whole package was fantastic. Character breckfast was poor not enough characters.
The quality and the variety of the food in the buffet was very good and added to the experience. The friendliness of the staff. The frequency of the transport service to the themepark. Only a small item but it would be helpful if there was some form of sheltered walk from the rooms to the hotel. It rained during our stay and was the only aspect that caused discomfort.
It was close to the amusement park. The food was only ok for the price. The beds were horrible. The bathroom could be cleaner. It felt so far away from town.
access was easier to go to the parks by staying at the hotel very spanish orientated not good for irish/english speaking
I like the room, the services, the food ,the location near to the centre of salou,near to he beach,near to the port aventura park, tvery clean
Central location to all restaurants and beach, rooms spotless on a daily basis, breakfast fresh and tasty
Enjoyed the relaxing by the pool, and the restaurant food was good. Soft drinks quite expensive - 4.80 euros for two bottles of coca cola. Quite steep really.
The pool is nice and jacuzzi is an added feature nicely placed where everyone can access it. Bar prices reasonable. Close to centre and beach. Beds are very firm and can leave you feeling stiff in the morning if you suffer back problem.
The general areas, pool,reception etc are excellent. The food is very good both for breakfast and evening meals with a very good selection at reasonable cost. The hidden extra charges: 25 euro a week to use the bedroom fridge, 17 per week to use the small hotel safe and even a charge for a second key notwithstanding that the booking was for two persons. This was not refunded on check out. The check out time of 10am is ridiculously early although they do supply a room to hold bags. In room 327 there was no lock on the safe so it could not be used even if we were prepared to pay 17 euro. The price of the internet is crazy at about 6 euro per hour. In a four star hotel all these charges should be included. The general hotel is excellent but bedrooms are maximum three star. These hidden charges make you feel ripped of-even a three star would not have such high charges. Dont let this put you off. It i
Good value for money, convenient location, clean comfortable rooms. Dinner food, staff and room was poor and unenjoyable
The hotel was in the centre of everything that salou has to offer. Was very clean. Extremely small balcony in our corner room. More importantly however poolside very cramped because numerous tables and chairs set up which were not used by guests at all but restricted the area for sun loungers.


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VideoHive Elegant Simple Corporate Logo 3547929
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After Effects Project - Elegant Simple Corporate Logo 3547929 by StrokeVorkz @ VideoHive
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