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The Principal London
1-8 Russell Square, London, WC1B 5BE
0.2 mi from
Central location, comfortable large room with large tub and shower, full breakfast, friendly helpful staff
the three consierge gentlemen we spoke to were very helpful Staff maybe might smile. If applicable make sure you get your Harrods voucher. We had to ask even though it was included in our package.
Hotel room was warm and comfortable, as the weekend weather was poor it was nice to get back to an inviting room. Delay in breakfast - although once we got fed it was great.
Old stile nice people, good food Very very small room, breakfast needs more item
The size of the Junior suite was wonderful! The room was a little old and had some cracks in the wall joints. They didn't have any pull in area if you arrive by car. We weren't aware of this from the descriptions and had to drive around the area to find a parking garage and then roll our luggage a few blocks to the hotel.
The location was excellent on Russell Square with a Cafe Nero and Pret a Manger next door. The breakfast was excellent and I would highly recommend adding that to your package. The bathrooms were some of the largest I have seen in Europe. The staff at Hotel Russell did not measure up to the overall customer service I experienced in England as a whole. They are less than accommodating to guests who booked through discount websites and treat guests who booked directly with them better. The interior is very dated and needs renovation. My friends room on the first night had a very strong cleaning chemical odor. It was unbearable for them because they have some sensitivities. The hotel was unable to move them to another room and we ended up switching rooms with them. The wifi at this hotel is spotty at best. I would not refuse to stay at this hotel again but I would probably avoid it.
Excellent location, great staff
big bathroom and unique decoration of the room. there was no fridge and safe box in the room. there is no concierge most of the time. staff are not professional.
Excellent location with easy access to both Russell Square and Holborn Tube stations. Lots of very good local pubs and eateries and only minutes away from the British Museum. My room was fairly large by English standards with a very nice bathroom and very comfortable bed. An excellent breakfast with a good selection of both cooked and cold items was available and included in the room rate. My stay was short so didn't note any problems whatsoever.
Good location. Historic building with attractive public spaces. Good shower with adequate water pressure. Although my room charges were fully prepaid, the front desk clerk insistent on selling me breakfast, which I did not want, and in putting a 50 pound per day hold on my credit card, even though I said I was not going to use any of the hotel's restaurants. Difficult to get into the room because a large cupboard had been situated directly insider the door, almost blocking the passageway into and out of the room.
The food was excellent, the staff most helpfull. The first room offered was very very poor ,we had to pay extra to get an half decent room
The hotel has an excellent location and a very nice atmosphere. I also enjoyed the restaurant recommendations made by the concierge. The room was a bit noísy (I lived on the second floor).
we had a great visit. The staff was impeccably polite and helpful. the elevator situation was pretty bad. I don't know if some of the lifts weren't functioning or what, but we ended up taking the stairs most of the time
Location and cleanliness are the only positives about my stay. Poorly operating lifts. Bathroom so small. TV inoperable. WiFi requires £5 payment daily by purchasing a code from a vending machine. Long lines at check in. Long line at luggage check/collection. Never again!
A nice complimentary breakfast the following day. We booked a table for 4 in the hotel's Italian restaurant for Saturday 27/11/10 at 5pm in order for us to attend a show. When we were ready to eat we were told that we didn't have a reservation as this restaurant did not open on a Saturday night. We were however placed in your Japanese restaurant without too much bother. Better communication with guests would be better.
Concierge people are very nice. Single room has no place for luggage
Spent about a week in London and stayed at the St. Giles. No regrets. Close to the West End action and much cheaper than some in the area. This hotel is also frequented by bus tours - Ugh. The room was good though small (almost Japanese hotel room small). We did not partake of their restaurants and went to a much, much better buffet down the street for breakfast. Concierge staff was very helpful
The location was the only positive. The room was about the size of a closet, and everything smelled.
Access to tube trains This hotel is not a star hotel. Rooms are very small
Food location staff , all works well , I would love to go back but when all the work is done so it'll be that bit more comfortable for me The hotel lifts were very slow and 2 was not working at all , also there was work being done for the new reception area ! As I have sciatica very bad , It was very difficult using the stairs and temporary steps the hotel put in place !
The hotel is in a good spot, next to oxford street. breakfast was an extra £9.95 each per day.
location choice of food in restaurant
Very over priced
Location. Location. Helpful and pleasant staff. Cold room in morning. Too few lifts. Lack of TV channels.
Very fashionable feel to the hotel , Bar was enjoyable , sleighbed lovely. Food was good at breakfast. Maybe toilet area. Lacks privacy
The lifts. The service. The availability of the garage. The conviviality of the bar areas (both the open & cosy bars). The dedication of your cleaning staff. The laundry service. The proportions. The corridor lighting. And, above all, the location. The lack of Internet access (the business centre was occasionally out of action). The limitations of the room service menu for vegetarians. The limited number of T.V. entertainment channels - without in-house films The lack of a bath. No fresh air. The painting on the ceiling of my room.
Wonderful design interiors. The food in the Malaysian restaurant was amazing and the cocktails at The Long Bar were innovative and delicious - if very pricey at £11 a shot Some of the towels in the room were not 100% clean
I like the desing and the location
unique design bed was uncomfortable
Stylishly minimalist, great shower, cool bar Dinner trolley not cleared
The lobby, spa and bar are brilliantly designed. Most parts of the hotel are chic and the overall atmosphere is very charming. The rooms are impractically designed. No provision made to accomodate suitcases even. Too much insistence on style and little attention to comfort. Great to hang out at all parts of the hotel except your room where everything seems like a mess since there are no practical provisions made. Very little storage so all the stuff just lies around the floor; also not very child friendly.
General location was very good.Cleanliness was good No bar to have a drink with children over 18 had to be 21.Bar staff rude and ignorant.However, Bar manager was very considerate.Very trendy which was nice but thats where it ends i'm afraid. Would not book again.
Our stay at The Sanderson was perfect from start to finish. I called ahead to let them know that we were coming to stay for my boyfriend's birthday. From upgrading us to a huge, gorgeous room to delivering balloons, flowers, candles, and birthday treats, they truly went above and beyond to make it an amazing weekend. We can't wait for our next visit!
The bar, this was very busy and fun place to be
The location was great. Room beautiful but things like complimentry water in the rooms, toilet paper too much of a production. Restaurant staff and front door/desk/concierge great. Gym staff unfriendly and unhelpful. Great gym tho. See above.
The staff are extremely helpful and location is excellent. The television selection is poor and internet costs far too much.
The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and comfortable with tea and coffee making facilities. The bathroom was very small but that didn't really bother us. Despite the double glazing and being on the ninth floor, we heard the noise of the traffic all night.
The staff were absolutely first class from the moment we walked through the door from the booking in people at reception, the bar staff and chambermaids.excellent No complaints
Location of hotel was fairly near the tube station and other faciltites nearby When I checked inot the hotel, I had to wait a long time whilst they were checking my booking.I Needed an extra bed and they offered to upgrade me to a family suite afor another 103.50pounds. They then charged me 724.50 for the 3 nights stay.I Realised later that they had overcharged me by 10 pounds because the original booking was 611 pounds. When I queried them the next day,I had to go through 2 other staff before they refunded me 10 pounds overcharge. I hope I have not been billed twice ie once by my initial booking through your website and then by the Grange Holborn hotel.
The room was a good size, nicely decorated, clean. Facilites included TV, stereo, air conditioning which is very important. Bathroom clean with nice toiletries.
Good quality fitments Small room
Staff were very friendly and prompt Room was noisy being on the main road at a junction. I think if two people had been in the room there would have been a lack of space around the bed area as it was a funny shaped room.
Helpful and friendly staff.
Staff was very nice and helpful. The swimming pool is big, facilities are clean. The room was not big but sufficient for a familly with 2 kids. The bathroom was clean, with a bathtube but the w.c. inside.The breakfast was delicious, but a bit expensive. A pity that the swimming pool has restricted hours for kids when you have kids but it must be appreciated for those who have not.
Good location Small rooms with tiny bathrooms - adequate for a single traveler on business with no luggage but not a Five star hotel and nothing like the pictures on the website.
Everything about this stay was great. The room was beautiful and clean, the bathroom was spacious with lots of shelf space for our stuff. the staff was wonderful. the location is ideal, and they had a big lounge for guests. It's expensive but worth it.
Terrific location. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. cool, funky vibe. small room (which I liked) The cool location also meant that it was occasionally hard to sleep it night with the noise from the busy street
The best part of the hotel was it's location. It is located in a great part of London, a very busy part of London. The staff was pretty nice and there were always around to help. Well the worst part of the place was probably the size of the room and the bed. I knew my room would be tiny but for the price I paid it was crazy. The room could barely fit your luggage and yourself. A constant maneuvering around everything. The bed was the worst bed I have ever slept in. Want to know what it is like to sleep on a rock or the ground? Well come to this hotel to find out. This bed was so stiff I would wake up every morning in some sort of back pain. It was ridiculous that this is possible in a modern hotel. It's a budget hotel but seriously just get a slightly softer bed as this was ludicrous.
Location Location Location. Being in the center of town, I had the ability to stop off at Hotel Z to drop off bags, freshen up, take a break before moving on to next neighborhood on my itinerary. Tube stop directly to Heathrow a couple of blocks away made arriving and departing soooo easy. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Room was modern, quiet and clean. DEFINITELY plan on staying again. While I knew I had booked the smallest room, and was happy with it overall, the in ability to open a window for fresh air was a little frustrating. Issues with the a/c were promptly addressed, although an open window would of been a better solution. It was only because my stay was for 5 nights that this bothered me. Next visit I'll book a larger room with an open window. :-)
The location was perfect for us. We were taking a weekend break to go to the theatre and shopping. We could walk out of the hotel straight onto the street surrounded by everything we wanted. We were amazed by the excellent use of space within the hotel. It was very compact but well thought through and comfortable. The staff were very polite and helpful. The complimentary wine and cheese was a big plus for us too. We would recommend this hotel to anyone who wants location in the West End. A little noisy from the street at night but didn't matter too much as it was a leisure break and not business.
Small Rooms
Easy access of subway, restaurants&pubs and shopping center No fridge in the rooms so no possibility of drinking cold beverage
Great room and food None
Excellent location Staff did not understand a small glass of wine and kept serving and charging for medium glasses
The hotel is very well located, close to tube stations. the room is small and facilities require renewing. some broken (faucet, door handle etc.). price is very high and is not a decent return for the money
The security arrangements were good - eg lift doesn't work to go to upper floors unless bedroom key card is inserted. The breakfast was excellent. The staff were friendly and helpful. I thought the bedrooms were rather small for a 4-star London hotel
Room was clean and right next to the Russell square underground entrance. Room was small, wifi wasn't free and the room smelled, but in their defense we didn't ask to change rooms. Kind of pricy for a holiday inn.
The hotel provides a consistent level of frienliness, efficiency and comfort. it is well placed for shopping , sisgt seeing and business (city of London banks etc).
it was coveniently situated for Radisson Edwardian Hotel, which is where we needed to be that evening poor service in the bar, exorbitant charges for drinking water, spartan room and bathrom, noise in the morning from street and plumbing
Hassle free check in and out. Very convenient to where I was working in Gordon Square, Bloomsbury and blessed by a 24 hour car park adjacent to the hotel itself and with shops very close. The room was without half of its secondary glazing which meant that it was particularly noisy due to the proximity of nearby pubs late at night into early morning. Reception acknowledged this aspect on departure but failed to offer an explanation for the absence of part of the system.
Friendly, polite and helpful staff, clean facility. Good location. Noisy room location above delivery dock,construction noise one night until 11 pm. Extremely poor acoustics in restaurant (am acoustic specialist in N. America) very hard surfaces,floor,walls,ceiling and other multiple reflective surfaces make for most unpleasant experience resulting in avoiding restaurant second time.
Proximity to underground and centre of London .yet quiet. This was a shopping trip so convenient for Oxford St and Marrlebone Road. Considering how small the room was, it was quiote well equipped. Double bed was so small. Asked if there was a room with larger bed, but told they were all the same size. Hotel was full so no option to change to two singles. Not good for anyone over 5ft 10 inches.
Rooms are hot and small.
The attention to any and all details was excellent. The staff in both the front and the restaurant were very friendly and helpful. Nothing
Excellent breakfast buffet included in room rates. Hotel staff are attentive and helpful. Scoff & Banter restaurant/bar has limited dinner menu and cocktail options.
The location and cost Rooms are very small, though are typical for London. Room was on a very very noisy road and difficult to sleep
Location Slow lifts
Location and friendly, informative staff
The service was very good and SKY rugby was a bonus! The room could have been bigger and the air-con was a bit noisy.
Location My room
The location, very quiet, relax. The spacios of me beedrom was little
The Hotel was an excellent location for Covent Gardens only 5 mins walk dow the road. The staff were excellent couldnt do enough for you ven upgraded our room for free. Would def return. There was nothing we didnt like, the breakfast was lovely,hotel was so clean and the staff were Fantastic.
very pleasant stay, just right for the theatre and the shops!
Location and comfort of room. Bathroom was decent size.
The hotel staff was helpful with solving problems that was generated by Kayak/Hotel.com (wrong number of beds in room) while booking. Location is excellent. For a big family like us that needs place to "gather" together the lobby was very useful. Booking by Kayak/Hotel.com generated problems. Number of adults and children per room was not deliver to the hotel. When I asked Hotel.com to change the reservation through the website , NO respond. Rooms are a bit small.
The staff was exceptional...friendly and helpful....willing to go out of their way to assist. Would stay there again. Gym was excellent and the breakfast was very good.....breakfast was available until 11AM on weekends. Met all our needs.
Location was convenient Was cold, old and dirty
Location of hotel for bars, restaurants and shopping all available within walking distance. Room clean and spacious compared to other London hotels I have stayed in. The fact that there was building work in progress and scaffolding in situe which I understand from reviews on other sites has been going on for quite a while at this hotel.
Excellent time at this hotel! Everyone was very friendly! Nothing :)
location for theatre and access to transport system obviously unavoidable but there was some building work taking place to the hotel
We arrived to the builders in reception..complete with hard hats and hard viz jackets! There had been no mention of the major refurb going on when booking. I'm sure it will be very nice when finished, but not really the first thing you want to see when entering your hotel.. I'd received a call the day before check-in to see if my booking for two colleagues double rooms (for single occupancy) could be changed to single rooms - I said not, particularly as payment was immediately taken from my card two/three weeks before on booking and the rooms were for business clients. Although I was then told 'ok..not a problem..' this was ignored...and they were put in to single rooms on arrival!
Breakfast service is very nice. The room was extremely small, poorly furnished and noisy.
Good size room Renovating the place, no heating in room
access to city centre
Hotel is clean and comfortable. Rooms are well appointed. Location is superb. Good value for money in a city renowned for overpriced hotels. Check-out was a bit haphazard, otherwise no complaints
Location is great. Bed was fine and apples were a nice touch. Gym was okay. Staff was horrible. There were months in the closet--I killed three. They did a lousy job cleaning in general. The sinks and counters were not even wiped down. There was toothpaste/grim residue not wiped up half of the days I stayed there. Dirty dishes owned by the Hilton were left for, literally, a week. The cleaning staff tossed my water bottle even though it was with wrapped up my clothes on top of my luggage and then denied it. I tried to explain the problem with needing a size of plastic bottle for security. They made a lame attempt to make it right after two hours of waiting and complaining, but they could not be bothered to listen or understand the actual problem, so the solution did not work. Great location, but I would never go back. There is no accountability.

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AUBURN, Ala. -- The forward pass is still not a friend at Arkansas. The focus there in the offseason didn't seem to help the Razorbacks in a 45-21 loss at Auburn.
Arkansas battled to a 21-21 deadlock in the first half at the SEC defending champs to open the season, but the Tigers owned the line of scrimmage in the second half, especially after a storm delay of almost 90 minutes.
Arkansas coach Bret Bielema called Cody Hollister "the freak" when he was found in the junior college ranks last year. Hollister might turn out to be a dependable possession receiver and made a nice seam catch to convert a third-and-15 for a rare first down in the third quarter.
However, it was Auburn that had "the freak" wideout, a likely one-and-done from the juco ranks. D'haquille "Duke" Williams – with nine catches before the lightning delay – worked over the Arkansas secondary in a first-half aerial show that allowed Gus Malzahn to properly bench All-SEC quarterback Nick Marshall for a summer pot ticket.
"We knew about Duke Williams," Arkansas safety Alan Turner said. "He did some real nice things. He caught the ball on me. He has a great outside stem, then a comeback to the inside. He was able to make plays."
Bielema was disappointed in the lack of disciplined eyes in the secondary to play the big, fast Auburn wideouts.
"We have to have our eyes in the right places," he said. "Williams is a very good player and he got open on our back end. Our guys, maybe we didn't have the speed of the game. We have to read our keys. I think we were behind the play."
Auburn, a run first team last year, was pass first out of the gate this time. Obviously, the Tigers have improved at wide receiver in a big way. And the big playmaker on defense produced a day after learning the NCAA had granted his eligibility.
"We were close to 50/50 on passing and rushing yards," Auburn coach Gus Malzahn said. "I am very proud of Jeremy Johnson.
"We said before that we feel like he could start for most teams in college football. I think everybody saw that tonight. We have two outstanding quarterbacks. Cameron Artis-Payne really carried the load for us. I thought he did a solid job of running between the tackles. He is at his best as the game goes on.
"Duke Williams I think everybody saw today that he has playmaking ability. Robenson Therezie we found out yesterday that he is eligible."
Johnson completed his first eight passes to lead the Tigers to a 21-7 lead before his magic disappeared and the Hogs could zero in on running back Cameron Artis-Payne to make it 21-all at halftime.
Then Marshall took the controls to give the Tigers the answers in the running game to put the game away in the third quarter. With linebackers chasing Artis-Payne, Marshall dashed 19 yards to complete a nine-play, 78-yard drive.
Arkansas couldn't cash the first Auburn turnover, an Artis-Payne fumble caused by Tevin Beanum. A fake reverse pass from Brandon Allen to Keon Hatcher gained 17 to the Auburn 34, but that's where the Hogs stalled.
"We didn't take advantage of the turnover our defense got for us," Allen said. "I have a sense that we were there and didn't capitalize. We had some momentum at halftime when they missed the field goal and then we didn't get anything going on offense in the second half.
"We had the the third-and-4 (at the Auburn 28) and we had been told by our coaches we were in four-down territory. We had great field position, lost yardage and then had to pooch punt. It was a killer for our offense. The coaches had confidence in giving us the go ahead as far as four-down position and we didn't do anything with it."
After forcing the third Auburn punt, Allen had no protection on a Therezie blitz. A starter all last year at the "star" or rover spot, Therezie was declared eligible on Friday morning. No one has commented on his cloudy status all summer.
Therezie came through the middle of the pocket to hit Allen in the chest as he was throwing. A duck resulted that Jermaine Whitehead intercepted and rolled 32 yards for a back-breaking touchdown.
"Huge momentum swing," Allen said. "I thought I could get the pass off, but obviously I didn't. We didn't capitalize on their fumble and they did on the pick six."
Until then, the game hinged on catches by the Auburn receivers and drops by their counterparts in all white. Keon Hatcher dropped a potential Allen touchdown in the first half. Demetrius Wilson dropped another one on third-and-8 on the first Arkansas possession of the second half.
After making 159 yards in the second quarter to total 267 in the half, the Hogs turned more heavily to the pass early in the third quarter and mustered only 43 on 14 snaps in the third.
Auburn seemed to stunt its way out of plays in the first half to turn the Hogs loose in the running game. The Tigers played their gaps tougher in the third quarter and the visitor's big offensive line didn't produce any openings.
"Really, they did a lot of the same things in the second half," Allen said. "Mainly, I think they just caught on to what we were doing. I don't think it was major adjustments, maybe a few more pressures."
Perhaps Arkansas was handicapped at halftime because coaches were unable to get to the locker room. The elevator, usually held with two minutes left in the half, was not available, then became stuck on the way to the field. Eventually, coaches went back to the box and communicated by phone.
"I think we were able to talk about the things that needed to be covered, but they didn't get to us," Allen said. "After the storm, they didn't go back to the box. They stayed with us on the field."
The Arkansas tackling was poor. Bielema said there was "too much trying to be disruptive" in an attempt to cause fumbles.
"I didn't wrap up," said Turner, the Hogs' best tackler last year. "I'm at fault and we had a lot of that not wrapping up tonight."
All discounted the early week distraction when Allen's truck was destroyed by arson in an early-morning Monday attack.
"It wasn't any fun, but it didn't change anything I did this week," Allen said. "I ended up with a sweet new (rental) ride. I'm good.
"We just went on about everything we were doing. It didn't change me. I wasn't going to let it disrupt anything and it didn't."
Bielema said about the same thing, noting the quarterback's preparation was good and his play was solid except for trying to throw under pressure from Therezie's blitz.
"He was the same, on rhythm and accurate," Bielema said. "I thought the receivers were good in camp and I think we still have confidence in them."
So what changed so much at halftime?
"They made adjustments, and our guys did as well," Bielema said. "I think we began to press a little bit when we were down by two scores. Our coaches and players, we had a plan that was working. We were able to run the football effectively, we just didn't go to it much in the third quarter, and that's something we definitely need to take a look at."
Defensive end Trey Flowers said the hot, muggy conditions did not catch the Hogs off guard and doubted that conditioning was a factor in the second half slippage.
"We were ready," Flowers said. "Our coaches had conditioning sessions after practice to make sure conditioning was not an issue. I think we felt good about our conditioning."
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Dynagas LNG Partners LP (DLNG): 250% Capacity Upside from Seven Optional Vessels, 150% Adjusted EBITDA Upside from Four Contracted Charters, Strong Distribution Growth Potential
Dynagas LNG Partners LP (DLNG; "Dynagas") was formed in late 2013 as a carveout from parent and sponsor Dynagas Holding Ltd., and went public on November 12, 2013. Its sponsor, Dynagas Holding Ltd., is a marine transportation company based in Greece that was founded in 2004 and offers marine LNG vessels with in-house ship management services, with a focus on operational safety, reliability and best practices. Dynagas Holding Ltd. builds ships at high-quality shipyards, with significant in-house design and development involvement. Additionally, the majority of its fleet is winterized for safe and reliable transport in icy and sub-zero conditions.
Stable Minimum Quarterly Distributions with Significant Distribution Growth Potential
For its quarter ended 3/31/2014, Dynagas LNG Partners ("Dynagas") plans to pay the minimum quarterly distribution of $0.365 per unit ($1.46 per unit annualized) on May 12, 2014 to unitholders of record on May 5, 2014.
With shares at $22.74 (closing price on 5/9/2013), the company offers a distribution yield of 6.70%, a price-to-earnings ratio of 11.1x and a price-to-book ratio of 2.6x. Dynagas has a market capitalization of $680.7 million. Shares currently undervalue the significant upside potential from about 250% growth in carrying capacity through options on seven additional vessels.
Arctic Aurora Acquisition – The Upside Play Begins; Distribution to Rise 7%
The Arctic Aurora is the first of seven optional vessels that Dynagas plans to acquire from its sponsor. The Arctic Aurora is a 155,000 cbm, 2013-built ice-class LNG carrier that is currently on a 5-year charter with Statoil through July 2018 (more than four years remaining on charter).
Dynagas plans to acquire the vessel for $235 million, with funds from a secondary offering of public units and borrowings under a new $340 million credit facility. To this end, the company filed a secondary offering registration statement with the SEC on April 24, 2014.
Dynagas plans to acquire the Arctis Aurora effective May 30, 2014. This will be an accretive transaction which will generate contracted gross revenue of $117.2 million and annual net operating cash of about $21.7 million during its initial charter period with Statoil.
Subsequently, management expects to boost distributions by $0.0225 to $0.0275 per unit per quarter, or about $0.09 to $0.11 per unit annually, an increase of about 7% over the current distribution level. The higher dividend will be paid for the quarter ending June 30, 2014, on a pro rated basis.
Stable Cash Flow from Multi-Year Charters with Quality Companies
Dynagas is a growth-oriented master limited partnership that focuses on owning and operating marine LNG carriers under multi-year charters (2+ years) with high credit-quality energy companies. The company currently has three LNG vessels and the option to acquire seven more ice-classed 1A FS winterized carriers from its sponsor (of the seven, four vessels are on 5+ year charters).
Its current fleet is chartered with Britain's BG Group and Russia's Gazprom, with firm charters through mid-2017 on Clean Energy and Ob River, and through mid-2016 on Clean Force, with $270 million in total contracted revenue over the 3.2 year average remaining contract duration.
New 13-Year Charter for Clean Force – from BG Group to Gazprom
For its Clean Force vessel, which is an ice-class, fully winterized 149,700 bm LNG carrier, Dynagas entered into a new 13-year time-charter with Gazprom, effective July 2015, and amended the ship's existing charter with BG Group (at no additional cost) to July 2015 from Q3 2016.
This increases the current fleet's average charter term from about 3 years to almost 7 years. In addition, the new higher rate charter increases average day rates from $76,150 to $78,200 per day per vessel for the three vessels.
The vessel's name will be changed to Amur River before delivery to Gazprom.
Significant Growth Upside from Seven-Vessel Dropdown Fleet
In addition to its existing three-vessel fleet, Dynagas has the option to acquire any of seven additional vessels within two years of delivery – with the potential to increase capacity 250% from 449,100 cubic meters (cbm) to 1,562,100 cbm, and plans to acquire the Arctic Aurora first.
Of these optional vessels, three are in service on 5-year contract terms with Gazprom and Statoil, and four will be delivered beginning Q2 2014 and could potentially be contracted by leading natural gas producers such as Qatargas and Shell. These optional vessels are highly capable and versatile LNG carriers.
With four contracted optional vessels, EBITDA could rise almost 150% from $64.7 million currently to $159.8 million, with 99% utilization rates. This would significantly boost available cash for distribution and distributions per common unit… and this upside is not fully reflected in shares.
Favorable Industry Dynamics
With fracking and clean fuel demand on the rise, and with geo-political tensions increasing, demand for inter-country natural gas is on the rise.
New LNG export production is expected to increase by about 110 million tons per year from 2013 through 2020, up 47%. Of this increase, 30 million tons could come from U.S. exports from new LNG liquefaction terminals (Sabine Pass, Freeport LNG, Lake Charles and Cove Point). In addition, arctic LNG production in Russia will require ice-class winterized tonnage from 2017 onwards.
As a result, the shipping market is expected to remain tight over the long run, with high utilization levels and charter rates. As new liquefaction plants become operational, analysts predict a sharp imbalance between demand and supply, with significant shortage of LNG vessels in the 2017/2018 period. In anticipation, leading companies will likely sign long-term contracts at higher charter rates over the next two years to make sure their trade is not affected, and to receive better rates than when demand/supply imbalances peak.
Steady History of Revenue, Adjusted EBITDA and Available Cash Gains
As the graph below shows, Dynagas' initial fleet has steadily increased revenue over the past three years. The company has grown adjusted EBITDA and available cash (for distribution) steadily, with $48.2 million available for distributions in 2014, up from $46.8 million in 2013 and enough to support minimum quarterly distributions of $0.365 per unit.
MLP Holding Structure
Dynagas Holding Ltd. owns or controls 58.3% of Dynagas LNG Partners, and public unitholders have a 41.7% stake. Dynagas Holding owns 100% of the general partner, which holds 100% of all IDRs. In addition, Dynagas Holding also owns about 15 million subordinated units which will convert to common units about three years after the November 2013 IPO date.
Management Led by Industry Veteran George Prokopiou
Dynagas is managed by George Prokopiou who serves as Chairman of the Board, CEO Tony Lauritzen and CFO Michael Grigos. Prokopiou entered the shipping business in 1974 and founded Synagas Ltd. He has overseen the construction of 93 vessels and is an industry insider and veteran. Tony Lauritzen earlier served as commercial manager of the sponsor's LNG activities and has extensive LNG shipping experience. He is married to the founder's daughter. Michael Grigos joined the company in November 2013 and earlier served with affiliate Dynacom Tankers Management.
Q4 Financials Show 25% Income Growth, 10.5% Increase in Distributable Cash
For its fourth quarter ended December 31, 2013, Dynagas LNG Partners reported operating income of $14 million and net income (attributable to unitholders) of $11 million, with adjusted EBITDA of $17.4 million and distributable cash flow of $12.9 million.
Quarterly revenues were up 3.5% to $21.7 million and operating income gained 23.4% to $14 million on significantly lower voyage and vessel operating expenses due to no dry-docking in the quarter. Operational gains were partly offset by higher interest and finance costs on higher commitment fees, non-cash write-offs and amortization of deferred finance costs. Looking ahead, G&A costs are expected to rise due to public company reporting and investor relations expenses.
As a result net income was up 25% (compared to the year-ago quarter) to $11 million, with earnings per diluted common unit up 27.5% to $0.51per diluted common unit.
Dynagas ended the quarter with total cash of $27.7 million (including $22 million in restricted cash), vessels valued at $453.2 million, $214.1 million in long-term debt and $257.7 million in partners' equity.
Its debt has an average interest margin of 2.85% and a net debt-to-adjusted EBITDA ratio of 2.7x. The company also has $48 million available for drawdown through a credit facility.
In the quarter, Dynagas had adjusted EBITDA of $17.4 million (up 18%) and distributable cash of $12.9 million that was up 10.5% on an annualized basis.
Dynagas LNG Partners LP offers a stable 6.7% distribution yield with 7% distribution growth in the coming quarter from its acquisition of Arctic Aurora, the first of seven optional vessels it can acquire from its sponsor. In addition, Dynagas recently announced a new 13-year time-charter with Gazprom at higher day rates which increases its average fleet contract term to almost seven years. These positive developments led management to increase distributions by about 7% in the coming quarter. The $235 million Arctic Aurora acquisition is accretive to earnings, and is only the first step towards the significant upside that shares offer.


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Aussom Aussie
Location: Pittsburgh, PA (Origin: Sydney, Australia)
About Us: Aussom Aussie is Australia's most-accomplished barbecue chef with more than 375 awards for best BBQ in the USA and Canada. A veteran of nearly 30 years in the International BBQ Circuit, Paul "Aussom Aussie" Mackay started competing in BBQ contests in 1988. After several years, he and his father developed their very own traditional Australian fruit-based barbecue sauce. Taking on the best barbecue chefs, he came to North America to prove he had a winning formula. Paul's sauces, seasonings and supplies are simply the best you can buy, if you take the art of Barbie (BBQ) seriously. Winning 5 Best Ribs and 7 People's choices and 4 Best Sauce awards in 2016, Aussom Aussie is looking to defend their 2015 victory for Best Sauce, as well as take the coveted title of "Best in West" at the 2016 Nugget Rib Cook-Off!
History: Best Sauce 2015, 3rd 2004, 2nd 2002, 1st 2001, 5th 2000
Austin's Texas Lightning BBQ
Location: Burr Ridge, IL
About Us: Austin's Texas Lightning BBQ is from Burr Ridge, Illinois, and they've been on the road for 30 years, competing in cook-offs across the United States. Pitmaster Nikki Haggerty and her team have won numerous awards over the years, including awards at the Chicago Windy City Rib Fest and the Mankato Ribfest in Minnesota. This will be their second time at Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off, but Haggerty has been to the cook-off for many years as part of her father's competitive barbecue team, Chicago BBQ.
Back Forty Texas Barbecue
Location: Pleasant Hill, CA
About Us: Jeff and his team compete regularly in contests against the nation's finest barbecue operations. As one of the nation's top barbecue teams, Back Forty Texas Barbecue has been invited to compete in the Rib Cook-Off every year since 1991. The judges regularly vote Back Forty the #1 Barbecue in California and twice voted Back Forty's barbecue sauce as Best in the Nation. In 1993, Back Forty opened a restaurant in Shingle Springs, CA and in 1995, Back Forty served travelers at the Roseville, CA location. In 2007, Back Forty Pleasant Hill opened the Roadhouse & Saloon 20 miles up Interstate 680 from San Ramon.
History: 4th 2015, People's Choice 2014, People's Choice 2012, 1st 2011, People's Choice 1997, 5th 1996, Best Sauce 1996, 4th 1995, Best Sauce 1995, 4th 1992
BJ's Barbecue
Location: Sparks, NV
About Us: Established nearly 20 years ago, BJ's Nevada Barbecue Company is family owned and operated and a locals favorite. We serve up delicious Pork Ribs, Beef Brisket, chicken, shredded pork, Louisiana Hot Links, salads, wings and more!
History: 4th 2010, 2nd 2006, 5th 2005, 4th 2000, 1st 1998, 3rd 1994, Best Sauce 1992
Bone Daddy's BBQ
Location: Midland, MI
About us: Bill Wall married his wife, Kim, while he was in town competing at the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off one year! their beautiful daughter, Jessica, has been attending shows with them since she was little and still helps out today. In 2005, Bone Daddy's opened a restaurant in Midland, Michigan. Today, Bill and Kim continue to offer award-winning food through their catering and restaurant business and they are still winning competitions throughout Michigan and the USA. The best of all these competitions is the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off, in which Bone Daddy's has been invited to compete since 1990.
History: 2nd 2016, 1st 2015, People's Choice 2015, 2nd 2014, 3rd 2011, People's Choice 2011, 1st 2010, People's Choice 2010, 2nd 2009, People's Choice 2009, 1st 2008, 5th 2006, 3rd 2003, 1st 1999
Bourbon Q
Location: Westport, KY
About Us: Since buying our first mobile pit in 1984, Team BourbonQ has competed coast to coast in dozens of local and national cooking events winning numerous awards for our ribs and signature products. We bring a bit of The "Bleu-grass" with us; you will love our (often imitated, but never duplicated) Famous Blue Cheese Coleslaw. You can find our award-winning sauces and rubs on the shelves in hundreds of retailers across North America and abroad.
History: 4th 2009, 5th 2008
Butch's Smack Your Lips BBQ
Location: Mt. Laurel, NJ
About Us: Butch Lupinetti was a jovial, colorful, kissing pitmaster who left his New Jersey home every spring and summer and traveled across the country competing and winning awards for decades. His proudest achievement came when he won a Throwdown against Bobby Flay on the Food Network. At his passing, he held over 500 national and international awards. Now his daughter, Aly Lupinetti, and her husband, Matt Meyer, continue in those winning ways. We cook our meat North Carolina style, using a dry rub which contains a blend of 30 different spices. Our sauces (gluten free) compliment the flavor and come in 5 varieties, Mild, Spicy Sweet, Happy Apple, Pyro and, if you dare, Super Pyro. Remember Butch's mantra "Cook 'em low, cook 'em slow, serve no swine before it's time!"
History: 4th 2014, People's Choice 2008, People's Choice 2006, 1st 2005
Carson City BBQ
Location: Carson City, NV
About Us: Carson City BBQ is one of Nevada's most award-winning barbecue companies! Their first contest was the Arizona Rib Round Up. They tried their luck again at the Best on the Mountain Horizon Rib Cook-Off and won best sauce. Following this, they won 1st or 2nd place for sauce and 1st place for ribs over the next five years. In 1998, they entered the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off for the first time! Carson City BBQ also offers year-round catering.
History: Best Sauce 2009, Best Sauce 2004, People's Choice 2003
Checkered Pig BBQ
Location: Martinsville, VA
About Us: Checkered Pig BBQ is a national competition cooking team based out of racing country – Martinsville, Virginia. Checkered Pig travels all over the United States serving award-winning ribs and a Southern-style menu, including America's Leanest pork barbecue.
History: Best Sauce 2016, 5th 2014, 5th 2012, 4th 2007, 1st 2004
Chicago BBQ Company
Location: Burr Ridge, IL
About Us: Owner and barbecue expert Tom Ferguson opened Chicago BBQ Company in the spring of 1985, with a vision of creating Chicago's ultimate barbecue experience. Trained in the fine art of low and slow smoking at the age of 10, Tom has spent his life creating the world's best barbecue. Tom brings his love and passion to every slab served.
History: People's Choice 2013, 1st 2012, 2nd 2011, 5th 2010, 2nd 2008, 2nd 2005, 3rd 1999, 3rd 1998, 4th 1996, 3rd 1991
Desperado's BBQ & Rib Co.
Location: Hinckley, OH
About Us: Desperado's BBQ & Rib Co. is also known by their famous slogan, "Lick My Ribs." The company, owned by Donna Rice, operates out of Hinckley, Ohio. Rice serves up delicious ribs, beef brisket, pulled pork, cornbread, mac & cheese and more. Their gluten-free sauce has won the Best Sauce in America award and Desperado's took home 1st Place in the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off in 2014. Their competitive barbecue team has won 1st place trophies in 26 states.
History: 1st 2014, 5th 2013, 1st 2009, 2nd 2007, 3rd 2005, People's Choice 2004, 3rd 1997
Famous Dave's BBQ
Location: Minnetonka, MN
About us: Dave started with a hankerin' for fine barbecue and a desire to make the finest slow-smoked barbecue folks had ever tasted. He visited rib shacks, roadside joints, every hole-in-the-wall or fancy pants supper club he could, in search of the most BBQ succulent meats savory seasoning and lip-smackin' sauces around. After 25 years of tastin' and cookin,' Dave decided he had to share. He's received more awards than he has walls to hang 'em on. Over 300 in all. But that's for you to judge, 'cause after all, you're their best critics. Come on in, they'll treat y'all right.
History: 2nd 2015, 3rd 2014, 1st 2013, 3rd 2012, Best Sauce 2012, 4th 2008, 1st 2007, People's Choice 2007, 1st 2006, People's Choice 2005
Hole in the Wall BBQ
Location: Eugene, OR
About Us: In 1992, they moved from Arizona to Oregon and were in need of some delicious barbecue, but couldn't find any! So, they decided to solve the problem themselves and bought a property. After a whole year of intense renovations, Hole in the Wall BBQ was born. Hole in the Wall BBQ is Eugene and Springfield's best kept secret. This Oregon-based cooker is best known for their authentic daily slow-smoked barbecue meats and dry rubs that create that genuine deep barbecue flavor. They are known for their famous Smoked Half-Pound Cheese and Bacon Burger, Prime Rib French Dip, Smoked Meatloaf – just to name a few.
Joey's Texas Thunder
Location: Borger, TX
About Us: Joey Sutphen has operated Sutphen's Family-Style Restaurants since 1950. They are the barbecue that all others are measured by in the Texas Panhandle for more than 40 years. Visiting 11 states and 15 cities annually, they've served wood-cooked and wood-smoked BBQ to the Texas delegation of the U.S. Congress, the Governor and distinguished guests and approximately 2,600 crew members at the christening of the USS Texas, factory workers in Oregon and Tennessee, Phillips Oil men working in the North Sea, celebrity fox hunts in Massachusetts, New York and Connecticut and celebrity tennis tournaments at La Costa Resort in Carlsbad, California.
History: 3rd 2016, Best Sauce 2002, 1st 1997, 2nd 1995, 1st 1992, 4th 1991, 2nd 1989
Location: Minneapolis, MN
About Us: Located just south of the Mississippi River in Clearwater, MN, Jon and Kristy Bigalk operate their family-owned barbecue business called Just North of Memphis. For more than 20 years, Kristy and Jon have been cooking and competing with their Memphis-style barbecue all over the United States each summer, serving tens of thousands of people the best barbecue they can. With their new sauce affectionately named "Sweet Kristy's," 2012 was a breakout year for their barbecue team, winning 1st place awards in Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, Columbus, Lincoln, Omaha and Miami.
Kinder's Custom Meats Inc.
Location: Concord, CA
About Us: Three generations of hard work and family pride began in 1946, when John Kinder opened his first meat market in San Pablo, CA. In 1985, Kinder's relocated to Concord, CA and the business became a popular neighborhood meat market, deli and catering company. Kinder's now boasts 15 franchise locations throughout Northern California and Northern Nevada. Over the years, Kinder's has developed their own collection of award-winning BBQ sauces, marinades, rubs and spices. The combination of Kinder's products with a passion to make every customer feel at home has made each location a thriving success.
History: 3rd 2013, 4th 2011, 2nd 2010, 3rd 2009, 5th 2007, Best Sauce 2007, 4th 2005, 2nd 2003, Best Sauce 2003, People's Choice 2002, People's Choice 2000
Montana Q Bar-B-Que House
Location: Frenchtown, MT
About Us: Montana Q Bar-B-Que House joins us from Frenchtown, Montana. Montana Q was founded in 2010 by Tom Moua and Mary Hang after years of backyard barbecuing for family and friends. They recently took home the "People's Choice" award in the 2015 Miles City Cowtown Cook-Off.
History: 4th 2016, People's Choice 2016
Porky-N-Beans BBQ
Location: Port Saint Lucie, FL
About Us: Porky-N-Beans has been a proud member of the National Award Winning Rib Cookers of America since 1983. They are national rib cook-off contenders and travel between 10,000 and 15,000 miles a year competing in cities from St. Paul, Minnesota to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. They have won numerous rib cook off titles such as the prestigious Golden Rib Award and Best Ribs in America.
History: 4th 2013, Best Sauce 2014, Best Sauce 2013, 4th 2012, 5th 2011, 5th 2009, Best Sauce 2006
Rasta Joe's BBQ Inc.
Location: Rochester, IN
About Us: In 1993, "Rasta Joe" Alexander turned his passion for barbecuing into a national award-winning business. The accolades and prize money started rolling in when Rasta Joe perfected his "Jamaican Style" sauce recipe after five trips to the Caribbean, where Joe discovered that blending local spices and flavorings – including Jamaican Rum – livened up his barbecue sauce even more. Considered by many to be one of the country's top BBQ chefs, Rasta Joe continues to win national rib cook-off competitions from coast to coast. Joe takes his Southern Pride 700 Cooker on the traditional summer festival and fundraising circuit.
History: 1st 2016, 3rd 2010, 2nd 2004, 5th 2002, 3rd 2000, 2nd 1998, 5th 1997, Best Sauce 1997, 3rd 1996
Texas Outlaw Barbecue
Location: Elizabethtown, KY
About Us: Jim IS Texas Outlaw Barbecue. For 16 years, Jim has kept the BBQ on the road and it has paid off, as Texas Outlaw Barbecue is one of only two three-time 1st place winners at the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off. Jim has won seven awards in Sparks and is looking forward to this year's competition. Restaurant manager Paul keeps the doors open back home at Texas Outlaw Barbecue Restaurant. Everything is made from scratch. The meat is hand-cut and smoked all day long. Jim keeps his recipes to himself, but feel free to stop by and talk to him!
History: 5th 2016, 5th 2015, 2nd 2013, 3rd 2008, 1st 2003, 1st 2002, 1st 2000, 2nd 1999, 2nd 1994
The Barbecue Company Inc.
Location: Phoenix, AZ
About Us: In business since 1987, The Barbecue Company has been recognized with several national awards for ribs, including Michigan's Bay City Pig Gig, the Naperville Ribfest in Illinois and Iowa's World Pork Expo and the National Championship Trophy from the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off. Their Free-Range Red and Sweet Sonoran Heat barbecue sauces have also won awards, including 1st Place in the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off and the Arizona Fiesta Bowl BBQ Classic. Chili Pepper Magazine has repeatedly recognized them for outstanding barbecue sauces throughout the years. Most recently, they were awarded the "Best of Phoenix" in the Phoenix New Times for their Sweet Sonoran Heat Sauce.
History: Best Sauce 2008, 4th 2001, 5th 1998, Best Sauce 1998, 2nd 1997, 1st 1995, 3rd 1993
Uncle Bub's
Location: Westmont, IL
About Us: Uncle Bub's BBQ puts a "best of BBQ regions" spin on their own unique award-winning recipes. Given their many competition awards, celebrity chef admirers and fiercely loyal fan base, it's no wonder that WGN-TV in Chicago has declared Uncle Bub's as one of Chicago's Best BBQ Joints. Whether you like the BBQ styles of Carolina, Texas, Kansas City or anywhere in between, you'll be in hog heaven with your first taste of "BUB LOVE"!!!
History: 3rd 2015, Best Sauce 2011


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Recently I read that each person has an average of 1.8 devices connected to the Internet, and this number is likely to grow as people continue to buy smartphones and tablets. In parallel, the number of apps available in the various app stores is growing exponentially, with the iPhone store alone having more than 700,000 active apps. The big question for me is how much of this is about business and how much is purely social. Recently Genesys, Interactive Intelligence, Jacada, mplsystems and NICE Systems made announcements showing they are banking on a greater portion being about business, as they all released tools that allow organizations to build what they call mobile customer service apps.
Topics: Customer Analytics, Customer Experience Management, NICE Systems, Social CRM, for example Genesys, Interactive Intelligence Jacada, Mobile apps, mplsystems, Customer Service, Call Center, Contact Center, CRM, Customer Performance Management (CPM)
The parent company of mplSystems, Message Pad Ltd., was founded in the U.K. in 1994 and provides the infrastructure to support contact center operations. mplSystems' main product family is intelligentContact (iContact), which is available either on premises or in the cloud. It is an interesting mix of products that covers call, email, chat, SMS, social media management and routing from a universal queue, a new social media product that routes social media posts to agents and provides the interface through which agents can respond. It offers some WFO capabilities, such as call recording, quality monitoring and workforce management, along with a new tool set that allows companies to build mobile customer service apps and a suite of reporting and analytics tools. Companies can choose to deploy as many of these applications as they require, adding more at a later date based on business demands to build a solution that meets the organization's business requirements. mplSystems provides services to work with customers on these type of projects.
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Andreas Hartmann pisze: > Just for my understanding: > > Is the context (runtime/environment) information used by the pipeline > itself, or only by the pipeline components? From an SoC point of view > I'd assume that the pipeline implementation is independent from the > execution environment. I'd imagine it to handle only pipelining aspects: > > * wiring components together > * passing events > * caching > * … ? I agree here. Thanks Andreas for reminding me my own thoughts (that are similar to yours) that I had at ApacheCon when Reinhard was explaining Corona's design. Now I can join the discussion. :-) > If this is the case, wouldn't it be more appropriate to pass the context > information to the pipeline components without bothering the pipeline > object itself? Or is it intended that the pipeline is seen as a black > box after it has been set up, to simplify the parameterization of all > its components? Even if it's the case, should be this "black box" pipeline just one of the possible implementations? Then it would be a pipeline implementation that sets up components and passes what's needed. In some cases that would make a perfect sense. -- Best regards, Grzegorz Kossakowski
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Chapter 5.
I look around at the Death Eaters; all their faces are the same. They've got the same glaring faces, their eyes deadly dark. All of them seem to be sneering at me, looking like I'm dirt under their expensive dragon-hide shoes.
It's not surprising thanks to what happened when I was born, but I'm used to these looks from my own family, the odd people in Hogsmead and from the students at Beelractiars. But that doesn't mean that I like them.
My father points to the fireplace, not taking his eyes off of me; he's one of the few who can look me in the eyes. I'm not used to this much attention from him; it's unsettling. My head nods and go over to it anyway.
The normal stuff's on the mantle is normal; well, normal for this family. One picture of my grandmother's home -Old Dames Cottage- a dark and eerie place where no birds sing, even the sun seems to of given up on that place. It's always dark, always cold.
Like all of the pictures in the Wizarding World, this one moves. Not very much, but after a while the shadows seem to move.
A dusty old chest is also on there. It contains the vilest of magical insect, so my eldest brother tells me. I haven't opened it myself and I have no intention to either.
A few black candles, a couple of cursed rings that another one of my brothers has decided to put there for 'safe keeping' as he calls it. That's a lie. He just likes to see Dweeble get cursed every time she cleans up there.
And, of course, there are the ornaments. Dark ornaments that have been passed down through the Destry family for centuries.
There is a very special, very precious, extremely dark, crystal ball that has a blood red dragon inside. It is made out of the most rarest and expensive stone known to magic kind.
Like most magical things, the little red dragon moves. It comes alive and becomes just like a real dragon, fire and all, and the crystal ball moves at times too. It mostly spins. But inside the crystal, it's dark, dark like the blackest smoke,
trapped in the globe.
My family prize this ornament over the many others because of its past. It was used to curse anyone who touched it, it also lured whoever caught its gleaming smooth smokey surface, and they were bought into a sudden trance until they were driven into madness.
I got Dweeble to use her magic to be a sort of counter curse so it doesn't work unless Dweeble makes it so. Another reason why my family don't like me.
I look in-between the Dragon Crystal and the chest to see a heavy envelope with my name written neatly on it.
I frown and stare at it, I don't recognize the hand writing and the only mail I've gotten in the last two weeks has been my Hogwarts letters. And I'm not expecting a reply from anyone as I haven't sent any letters myself. Hmm, wonder who it's from?
I look around at the Death Eaters, seeing all of their blank faces. I resist the urge to roll my purple eyes. A sigh escapes through my parted lips and flick my fingers. Suddenly the envelope rises up into the air and zooms towards me, as well as making the envelope fly inches away from my face, my red nails are turning slightly bluer.
I turn the envelope around, using the air to do so, and sense something from within the thick packaging. I can do that sometimes but it's very hard, I can tell most of the time if whatever is inside has a strong power to it like this letter.
I narrow my eyes a little then look to my Father, feeling angrier, my eyes widening back to normal. "It's jinxed." I say, seeing no surprise in my Fathers face and feeling the blood rush to my face in annoyance.
"As soon as I...someone, opens it, they'll get jinxed." I carry on using the air around me to put the jinxed envelope back on the mantle, where it once was.
I know that jinx is meant for me. I know they wanted to see me get jinxed! No needs to ask why, all Death Eaters are cold blooded psychopaths, including the ones in my family.


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Individualizing Professional Development: A Framework for Meeting School and District Goals
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Beschreibung'Developed around an unassailable conceptual framework of adult learning theory, self-directed learning, action research, critical reflection, and group learning, Husby pointedly addresses the interests and standards of society; her individualized professional development program provides for professional accountability because individuals' goals must impact student achievement, and it adheres to professional standards as explicated by the National Staff Development Council' - from the Foreword by Jo Blase, Professor of Educational Leadership, University of Georgia
'This book makes a distinct contribution to the field by stressing ownership of growth by the adult learner and the role of the facilitator in creating a fertile environment for growth. It fills an unmet need on the market' - Mike Ford, Superintendent of Schools, Phelps-Clifton Springs Central School District, NY
'I was completely engrossed with this book. Husby hit on all the important steps in establishing a staff development program and not only explains the 'how' but also the 'why'' - Catherine Kilfoyle Duffy, English Language Arts Chairperson, Three Village Central School District, East Setauket, NY
Provide learner-focused professional development that builds organizational capacity!
When teachers direct their own professional growth activities, learning is more meaningful and effective. But how can a program capitalize on this fact while remaining focused on larger school and district performance goals?
Individualizing Professional Development explains how to satisfy both individual needs and preferences of teachers and organizational demands for accountability and improved student achievement. Author Vicki R. Husby integrates best practices of adult learning, action research, and self-directed learning into a job-embedded professional development process that successfully joins these sometimes competing goals.
Designed as a how-to manual, this accessible resource includes:
- Step-by-step directions for designing and implementing a program
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Considering today's high-stakes educational environment, the need for this flexible, sustainable, and inexpensive professional development program has never been greater. Discover the tools and strategies to facilitate individualized teacher learning and improve academic performance.
InhaltsverzeichnisForeword - Jo Blase
About the Author
1. Introduction: Meeting Every Teacher's Needs
2. Structuring the Professional Development Program
3. The Learning Plan
4. Working From the Learning Plan: Identifying Focus
5. Working From the Learning Plan: Defining the Problem
6. Working From the Learning Plan: Planning for Self-Directed Study
7. Working From the Learning Plan: Self-Directed Study
8. Incorporating Learning Plans Into Existing Professional Development Programs
9. Adjusting the Model to Meet School and District Needs
10. Preparing for Participant Responses to Self-Directed Learning
11. Guiding Self-Directed Learning: Do's and Don'ts
Resource A: Session Agendas
Resource B: Learning Plan
Resource C: Reproducible Templates
PortraitVicki Husby is a curriculum specialist and instructional coach with Walton County Schools in Georgia. She is a former daycare teacher, public school teacher, assistant principal and assistant professor of "Supervision of Instruction" at the University of Georgia. She received her Ed.D. at the University of Georgia in educational leadership after studying teachers' experiences with self-directed staff development. She holds educational credentials in elementary education, middle grades education, gifted education, special education and educational leadership. Her areas of expertise include professional development and teacher development, academic interventions, and program development. Her professional experience has been shaped by teaching and leadership roles at middle school, high school, district office and university levels.
Dr. Husby was selected as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's 2000 Honor Teacher for her work with middle grades at-risk students. She is the editor and a co-author of the annual Teacher's Guide for O,Georgia Too: An Awesome Collection of Original Writings by Young Georgians. Her non-fiction narrative, "Like Mother", was published in O,Georgia: A Collection of Georgia's Newest and Most Promising Writers, Volume 3.
Pressestimmen"Both practical and research-based, her text provides specific lesson outlines for staff developers to introduce and facilitate action research as a critical form of professional development for adult learners. Husby offers us a way to see our practice with new eyes through inquiry and perhaps grow our teaching through data analysis. She makes a convincing argument that self-directed learning is what our teachers want and need. The kind of professional development Husby describes results in real reform: helping teachers grow as individuals within a community effort, not as cogs in a wheel of prepackaged programs."
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https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=120613 Priority: P3 Bug ID: 120613 Assignee: firstname.lastname@example.com Summary: Charts are not copied/pasted correctly from Calc to Writer Severity: normal Issue Type: DEFECT Classification: Code OS: All Reporter: firstname.lastname@example.com Hardware: All Status: CONFIRMED Version: AOO350-dev Component: ui Product: framework Created attachment 78998 --> https://issues.apache.org/ooo/attachment.cgi?id=78998&action=edit Copy chart from here, paste into Writer and see it pasted incorrectly. Charts are not copied/pasted correctly from Calc to Writer in version 3.4.1 (r1372282). Steps to reproduce: 1) Create a new Calc document 2) Generate a simple chart, or open the attachemnt 3) Copy the chart (right-click or CTRL-C) 4) Create a new Writer document 5) Paste the chart Many important elements, like data bars, are lost during copy and paste. We couldn't reproduce it 100% of the times, but this example seems always reproducible, [Reported by Massimiliano during Italian QA tests] -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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