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ONE UN New York
1 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY
0,1 km från
1817 kr+
Nära till Grand Central dock lite längre avstånd till Times Square och Broadway. Fantastisk utsikt. Ganska rymliga rum. Dyr internetuppkoppling och WiFi. Högt fläktljud i rummet. Rummet inklusive badrummet skulle behöva en ansiktslyftning.
Mycket trevlig personal. En jättegod frukostbuffé.
Bra rum med fantastisk utsikt på 34e våningen. Bra service från personalen och jätte bra läge om man ska vara i new york, 10 min från grand central station där man kan ta sig vart man vill. dåligt tryck i vår dusch men den kanske bara var vår som var trasig
Utsikten mot East River Jag har bott på detta hotell på 80- och 90-talen och då var det full lyxklass. Nu har det glidit utför och är i stort behov av renovering. Vi fick byta rum pga trasiga garderobsdörrar och flimrande ljus.
rummen var rymliga. stor och skön säng, fin utsikt Rummet kändes omodernt, slitet,ofräscht. ingen minibar. för 3000:-/natt höll det inte standard.
Nice efficient hotel and very conveniently located. The room was of okayish size. The attached washroom was rather awkward - can't lock the door and the wash basin was too small leading to water spilling all over the place. One day the room could not be cleaned and when we complained, the manager himself came for the apology and also offered compensating action which was very nice of him.Elevators are quick. Washroom
Nothing. Third party booked stay then went bankrupt. No email or advance notice. Hotel receptionist extremely rude and antagonistic. Not enough decency to offer comparable rate to alleviate situation. Never again.
Easy access to Grand Central and in the heart of NYC.
Hotel stay was right on point after a long day thanks
Near to Grand Central Roadside noise was too loud
Elizabeth in housekeeping was a tremendous help in getting bedding and towels for us!!! She was pleasant while we were all very angry about the bed situation. Thank you Elizabeth! Long wait for checkin. Need more staff at front desks. I reserved a room with 2 double beds for 4 people. I called twice to confirm and reiterate that I wanted 2 double beds. At checkin I said I needed 2 double beds(this was at 1:30pm) Receptionist said yes I see that is what you requested. I was told room was not ready and they would call be about 3pm when room was ready which they did. Again, a long wait for receptionist, she gave me keys to room which had a king size bed and pull out sofabed!!! I called front desk to get a room with 2 double beds as I requested and they said they had no more and because I booked with a third party (travelocity) they could do nothing about it as rooms are not guarenteed (bed types). I am angry about this situation and will rethink ever staying at a Westin hotel and I will also rethink about using travelocity.
Very close to the subway and Grand Central Station. 24 hour luggage storage after checkout and the staff was very friendly. It is on a busy street due to the location and you can hear some traffic from the room but it wasn't too loud, especially for NYC it wasn't too bad.
FYI the rooms are real real small. Didn't bother me.
We loved the comfort, location, staff helpfulness, cleanliness & smooth functioning.
only bad thing was the small rooms other than that it was good
Great location, comfy beds Initial room was unmade, shower was clogged, but issues were rectified immediately when brought to their attention Wifi is not free
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
All new comfortable great location Room very small
Love the gym. I'd rather have a descent closet that those yoga matts and balls...
Exercise/fitness focus. Dog friendly. Modern furnishings and decor. Clean. Very small room.
The location was between Grand Central & the UN, there were many healthy items: naturally flavored water, in room: yoga mats, sitting ball, stretch bands, etc. The shower was just nice - no tub.
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Brand new hotel(open only 4 months), rooms are small but extremely clean and staff was very courteous. size of room
The hotel is only 6 minutes away from the Grand Central Terminal, so it's pretty easy to walk around Manhattan. Also, the staff were really helpful and kind! Rooms were always clean, and they are way more spacious than what you can normally find in NYC.
bed and workout equipment smoke alarm blinked all night
we liked the relaxed atmosphere, design, very comfortable rooms with excellent walk-in showers - all good for moderate travel; it has a contemporary look, very friendly staff, always ready to help. coffee is very good, low prices for snacks and drinks. we liked everything, though breakfast could have had more substance for the price you pay, miniature portions, but coffee is great, easy to pay, clean.
New Hotel, very clean. Not really a 4.5 stars hotel, but still very nice, albeit small rooms.
Location, staff, relaxed Stayed there three days. Fire Alarm went off each day. No apology from front desk... thought that was odd.
People are friendly, the receptionist all excellent
Space and privacy. housekeeping was spotty some of the time, late, and frequently the room was not cleaned well enough e.g. trash left in trash cans.
Everything was perfect! totally recomendable! I liked everything!
It was very relaxing stay; the facilities in the room were very sufficient. The room cleaning has to be more than one time in a week.
Very comfortable, peaceful and convenient location to stay in NY. Nothing I can say in particular.
I stayed in a one-bedroom suite and I had everything I could need for a 1-week stay. The location was excellent for my meetings and the personnel - especially the reception - was very accommodating and nice. Also, since I was there at a less busy time for the location, the price quality was excellent. Not really.
Very pleasant and accomodating staff. Close to United Nations building, Grand Central station, Empire state building. We had only 2 problems with this hotel. 1. aka website states that the apartment has "spectacular" views which is absolutely not the case. The views that we had were just of the next building. This may be the case for all Manhattan apartment/hotels but the aka should withdraw their claim of "stunning" views. The "view" from the room was particularly important to us and we and specifically requested this at the time of booking and were dissapointed to find that there was little to see from the apartment. 2. It would be much better if the sofa in the lounge woud instead be a sofabed.
beautiful accommodation, good location, very helpful staff. No.
Luxury and convenience
Amazing room. It was clean and well equipped. Staff was very helpfull.
Staff was very friendly and helpful Breakfast was a bit chaotic...the seating area isn't big enough, and several people had to stand.
The breakfast was good had a lot to choose from. Room was quiet, comfortable and clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Not enough seating in the breakfast area. The maid service knocked and came in our room twice didn't know we needed to dead bolt our door but they did apologized. One of the elevators was out of service on the last day of our stay and the other one was not working right so going up 15 flights of stairs to get our luggage and coming back down was not ideal.
Liked the kind reception and care Bathroom did not have locking feature which was really odd and uncomfortable
Price and location Clean but not as updated as neighboring hotels.
For the price the room was great! Room was clean. Room was small, but that was expected. It took a bit to get checked in because they seemed a bit understaffed, but that wasn't too big of a deal for the great price!
Staff are very nice the air conditioner is noisy
This is a perfectly fine hotel to stay when traveling for Business. It's right in the middle of offices, restaurants, stores and just a couple a blocks from Grand Central station and subway. Great size room, clean and comfortable beds.
Hotel is clean, remodeled, good location and has breakfast. Small reception, the staffs were always busy and with line to talk to them. We could have some water bottles at our room for purchase.
Great Location, Comfy Bed, Walk-In Shower, Nice Gym and Breakfest amenties. Great Service. Small Room.
The housekeeping was good. The furnishings in the room were broken and old. Only about half of the electrical outlets worked.
Helpful morning/day staff. Friendly and just pleasant to interact with Night staff couldn't care less. No hot water for half of a day. Closet door fell off when trying to close it. Bathroom door wouldn't shut. We got an ADA accessible room and we're not told at reception.
This is NOT a real wyndham. It is pretty bad...
Staff was very helpful and any minor issues were quickly resolved It appears that there is some updating etc required since acquired by Wyndham ? That will help take the hotel to next level !
Terrible. Only good was location. Terrible. Staff was rude as hell. DO NOT STAY HERE!
The hotel is in a great location, clean and updated. My biggest problem is we requested from the front desk a late check out at 2pm which was happily agreed when we checked in. The problem lied the next morning when the cleaning staff knocked on our room every hour after 9am even with a do not disturb sign on the door. I don't think they were passed the message of a late check out. if I stay there again, I will plead with the front desk to please respect the 2pm late checkout and do not disturb your customers until then. I had trouble going back to sleep and left the hotel groggy and a bad taste in my mouth. The cleaning staff just didn't listen the first 3 times we told them to come back after 2pm.
Staff were very rude!!! Front desk, housekeeping, door man.
Clean newly renovated guest rooms, great staff, very good service No clock in the room
Location was good and the facade / hotel bar area was pretty nice. Staff seemed annoyed that you dared to speak to them; as of June 2014, hotel is clearly in a transition from a prior incarnation / owner (e.g., valet tickets and front-desk voicemail still say "Alex Hotel"); many amenities and fixtures were dirty and/or missing; baffling shower fixture; bathroom had open exposed wiring hanging out of an unused light fixture box, etc.
Staff was friendly. We felt really welcomed. The shower curtain smelled like wet towel. The AC was not cold enough and was very loud. You can hear every time a door closes in the hallway.
The room was decent sized. The bed was comfy. The water pressure in the shower was Amazing! The hotel was conveniently located. Nothing was included. We got breakfast for one person, one morning, and it cost $41. Everything was extremely overpriced. Drinks, snacks, all of it.
Front desk person was rude and not concerned at all of making us feel welcomed.
Location, Easy check-in & out, decoration, staff... The jackhammer noise work me up at 1:30AM both mornings..
I like the staff, however I did not get my requested room with a few The location of the room
Everything we needed was there or offered to us. The rooms were a bit drafty, but overall we stayed warm.
A small boutique hotel in the center of every and right on 42nd Street. The rooms are small but adequate for two people. The lighting controls are unique and nice. A broken faucet which should have been fixed before a guest was sent to that room.
Friendly staff. Good location. Small rooms. Thin walls, you can hear you neighbors very clearly. When we arrived the TV remote did not work. the iron in the room did not work properly, and there was a loud noise when the air conditioner was running. We ended up changes rooms.
Staff was friendly. Rooms were cleaned quickly and good Breakfast buffet was too expensive
Good functional albeit small room. Location good for us. Easy to get cabs. AC was not effective. Did not cool below about 76f no matter the setting
This hotel has a great location and classic old-school Manhattan feel. It has a doorman, full bar, and offers room service. While I appreciated the old time Manhattan style, I expected more out of a Hilton in Manhattan. It looks like the rooms haven't been updated in at least 10-15 years. No iPhone dock, no refrigerator, no bath robe. The bed felt hard and springy. They only offer free wifi if you're a Hilton Honors upper level member. I had just come from 4 nights at another Hilton on the West Coast where I received free wifi. Overall, it felt slightly pretentious--as if I was supposed to overlook these things because of the great location. Just because you are running a Hilton in one of the wealthiest ZIP code in the US, does not mean you can provide a subpar product. Oh and our entire floor smelled like marijuana smoke after midnight. I wouldn't stay here again.
Staff answered questions via email very quickly. Staff were very friendly. Room, shared bathroom and fadcilities were exceptionally clean. Very affordable. Excellent bang for the buck. Staff did not answer phone calls. I tried several numbers and several times.
I liked the in-room fridge, the proximity to the subway, and the workout facilities. These were the best things about the place. I didn't like that the staff puts men in rooms next to the women's bathrooms and showers. I also really didn't like that the women's shower room didn't lock properly, which left women vulnerable during their shower time. I checked out after one night because that made me very nervous. The cleaning staff was loud, the front desk staff didn't care about the lock on the shower room door, and only one elevator was working.
Simple life, simple place, simple night.
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Price and walking distance from
My room lights and a fire alarm tweeting caused me distress
Location was excellent There was a doorman around the clock Showers were a little old Carpets were quite dirty
The room was an efficiancy, small and neat, no need to spend too much time cleaning up!, the trip down the hall to use the bathroom gave me a chance to feel my feet after a long plane and train flight. The staff was nice and easy to talk to and I enjoyed the use of the facilities, particularly the swimming pooo!, Thanks for a Good Time! Hard to keep the bathroom clean, I needed another blanket, and the heater was an air condititioner. I felt a bit chilly!


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Biological activity of the coprolites of earthworms
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- Kostina, N.V., Bogdanova, T.V. & Umarov, M.M. Moscow Univ. Soil Sci. Bull. (2011) 66: 18. doi:10.3103/S0147687411010029
The most important indicators of biological activity (respiration, methane genesis, nitrogen fixation, denitrification, and size and structure of the microbial population) were determined in coprolites of two types of earthworms (Lumbricus rubellus considered as the "litter" type and Aporrectodea rosea as the "soil" type) in the model experiment, in which the earthworms were kept separately and together, as in soddy-podzolic loamy soil. The biological activity of coprolites was significantly higher than in the soil and varied between worm species.
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Although EUR/USD renewed lows on Friday sliding to $1.2796, euro started new week with the move to the upside rising from $1.2840 to $1.2880 after initial dip to $1.2820.
The bulls may push EUR a bit higher. However, resistance a $1.2935 might limit the upside. The loss of support might bring the pair to $1.2770, but we don't expect sharp falls below $1.2750.
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Consequently, parents of college students need to be sure they are still discussing bullying issues with their kids even as their kids leave for college. They also need to continue to build self-esteem, resiliency, social skills and assertiveness skills so their kids can deal effectively with bullying issues in college and later in the workforce. Being confident and resilient is half the battle when it comes to dealing with bullying

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For now, we have to see Lundqvist do more in the postseason. Yeah, I know, he did pretty good against Boston in general, but if a goalie is playing 15 years in the NHL there has to be a time when a true HHOFer can take his team on his back - even just once. It doesn't have to be the Cup, but even a Cup final. If J-S Giguere took his team on his back in 2003 - with minimal support - you'd like to see the truly best ones do it. Other than that, Lundqvist would have to just continue to rack up Vezina nominations. Because as of right now the proof you need to see how hard goalies are judged is in just how many people still scoff at the idea of Luongo ever getting in. He has two 2nd team all-stars, an Olympic Gold, A world Cup, finishing as high as 2nd in Hart trophy voting, took his team to Game 7 of the final in a Smythe worthy run and most people on here STILL don't think he will even finish his career as a HHOFer. So where does that leave Lundqvist?
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Being free means accepting your bondage
pulling your own strings, turning your own key
Following the red thread and finding yourself at the end
Being free means seeing your chains and not letting them drag
Wrap them around you, take them with you
to see where they start
Take the swords from your enemies and make them your armour
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Don't tear down your walls but paint them your colours
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Take the apple and then be the serpent
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7443 CK LED Bulb - Dual Function 18 SMD LED Tower - Wedge Retrofit
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CK-wired LED replacement bulbs can fit SRCK- and SACK-compatible vehicle tail lights, brake lights, turn signals or side marker lights. This 7443 dual-contact, dual-function bulb has 18 LEDs (5050 SMD) that create a 360° viewing angle for better, allover light emission with reduced hot spots. Tower-style design with a 16-mm wedge base for easy plug-and-play installation. The energy-efficient bulb operates within a wide 10-30V DC range and is designed to last 30,000 hours on your car, truck, SUV, or van—25 times longer than incandescent bulbs. CK bulbs contain both grounds on the same side of the wedge. Use a ground tester or contact your dealer to see if your vehicle has CK light sockets. Available in amber and red. Not sold in pairs. Price per bulb.
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1Meghan Flynn
- Points: 3 vs. Mississippi State (10/20/16)
- Goals: 1, 4x, last vs. No. 11 Auburn (11/2/16)
- Assists: 1, 4x, last vs. Mississippi State (10/20/16)
- Shots: 4 vs. Kentucky (10/25/15)
- SOG: 2, 4x, last vs. No. 11 Auburn (11/2/16)
- Minutes: 90, 5x, last at No. 13 Auburn (10/27/16)
- Started 13 games and played a full 90 minutes in five of them
- Set career highs with three assists and seven points
- Scored second goal of the year in loss to No. 11 Auburn in SEC Tournament quarterfinals (11/2)
- Scored game-winning goal & added an assist for a career best three points in 3-0 win vs. Mississippi State (10/20)
- Assisted on Carlyn Baldwin's game-winning goal in 3-1 win at LSU (10/6)
- Had two shots on goal in 2-1 win vs. Indiana State (10/2)
- Recorded second-career assist in loss at No. 10 BYU (9/2)
- Played in every game, starting two and averaging 48.17 minutes per game, in the 2015 season; scored two goals and assisted on another
- Scored on a shot from 25 yards out, finding the upper right corner, and shot four times in a career-high 82 minutes vs. Kentucky (10/25)
- Scored first-career goal in loss to No. 12 Florida (10/9)
- Recorded one shot-on-goal in 52 minutes vs. Murray State (9/6)
- Assisted her first collegiate goal on Anna McClung's goal in 48 minutes of action vs. Navy (9/4)
- Posted two shots-on-goal in 63 minutes at No. 7 Virginia Tech (8/30)
- Played 37 minutes vs. Georgia Southern (8/23)
- Donned the orange and white for the first time in 51 minutes of the season opener vs. Lipscomb (8/21)
- Redshirted
- Helped lead Yorktown High School to three-straight National District titles from 2011-13
- Enjoyed prolific scoring season as a junior in 2013 (season in the spring), posting 30 goals and 18 assists and earning the National District Player of the Year and Washington Post All-Met First Team, All-Northern Region First Team, Virginia All-State Second Team and National District First Team honors
- Totaled 54 goals and 31 assists through the first three years of high school career
- Was also an accomplished track athlete, qualifying for state competition in the high jump in 2013
- Played club soccer for McLean u18 ECNL
- Along with future teammate Gracie DeGooyer, she was voted as one of eleven "Standout Performers" at the 2013 Mid-Atlantic ECNL PDP Event.
- Majoring in Biology with a minor in Philosophy
- Chose Tennessee over Virginia, Villanova and Miami (Fla.)
- Was a four-year honor roll student and National Honor Society member in high school
- Says her father has been her biggest sports influence as he motivates her to work hard and continue to improve her game. He has always supported her and invests a lot of his time to help her develop her skills.
- Models her game after Alex Morgan
- Favorite athlete is Tom Brady and favorite actor is Mark Wahlberg
- Favorite musicians include Beyonce, Bruce Springsteen and Dierks Bentley
- Parents are Chris and Debby Flynn
- Has two younger sisters, Lauren and Moira
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New You
Winding the staircase,
tieing my shoes,
holding my hand;
that's just what you do.
Making me laugh,
drying my eyes,
whispering softly,
"It's gunna be alright."
Hugging me tightly,
pulling me close,
smelling my hair;
I'll never let go.
Nodding your head,
telling a lie;
It's this part of you I've come to despise.
Stealing a glance,
taking a peek;
If you want to see me that bad, why did you leave?
Breaking your promise,
changing the rules;
I guess this is it.
This is the new you.


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"We have sanctioned a pilot project at an estimated cost of Rs 4.4 crores for installing biometric identification at vital installation and offices of Indian Railways," said a senior Railway Ministry official.
The Zonal railways have been asked to identify vital installation and offices where biometric identification system is to be installed. (ANI)


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Take one more stroll around the bit of the media universe where statute rules: a sorry, sorry, sorry world (prefacing Big Brother with triplicate grovels by Ofcom decree).
Does having to say you're sorry go down well at Channel 4? Absolutely not: indeed, it sparks a new, slightly impenetrable series of controls - including somebody called a 'viewers' editor' who'll intervene to try to put things right when complaints hit danger levels. (If that works, expect the BBC to follow brisk suit.)
And there's also a more subterranean text on offer here. Ofcom would like to stand on all fours with the Press Complaints Commission. Indeed, it might volunteer to take it over. But what are ordinary mortals to think as they scan the 66 pages of Ofcom on Shilpa Shetty and its lugubrious listing of 'remarks about cooking in India' and the like?
An ordinary mortal adds: I dozed off around page 19, paragraph 4.25 ('Use of the expression "White trash" by Jermaine Jackson') and wondered how such thin stuff had been stretched over five long months of inquiry. Maybe the PCC, which turns its judgments round in five weeks, not months, should make a reverse takeover?


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In 1966 at the Turin International Auto Show Ghia displayed their Giorgetto Giugiaro styled 450/SS. The cars were hand-fabricated which meant production was low - only 52 were created. These beauties carried a $13,00 sticker price and in modern times they are priceless. The car is made up of many Chrysler components.
By Daniel Vaughan | Jul 2008
Giorgetto Giugiaro
The 450SS Cabriolet was a creative project produced by world-renowned automotive designer Giorgetto Giugiaro during his association with Carrozzeria Ghia in the mid-1960s. The Ghia 450SS was initially unveiled at the 1966 Turin International Auto Show and was produced in limited numbers through 1967. Only 52 hand-crafted examples were created and they sold for around $13,000. Utilizing many standard Chrysler components, including a Plymouth Barracuda chassis, the Ghia's svelte and stylish steel bodywork combined with a luxurious Italian interior and the full gamut of American options to result in one of the era's best cruisers. Less than half of the original production run remains in existence today, so these cars are highly collectable.
Giorgetto Giugiaro
The 1960s brought about a number of efforts that sought to create a marriage of strong and reliable American power-trains to drive unique new and exciting body designs from the famous styling houses of Europe. Somewhat like the Shelby Cobra, and the Milt Brown Apollo, a movie producer by the name of Burt Sugarman, approached the famed styling house, Ghia, in Turin, Italy to produce a 2+2 roadster utilizing the powertrain from the Plymouth Barracuda.
Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, by this time famous for such designs as the Maserati Ghibli, the car exhibited an exciting roadster profile, perhaps a bit at the expense of the rear seat space.
Power comes from the Plymouth 273 cubic-inch 4-barrel V8 engine which measures 4.5-liters, hence the designation 450 SS. This engine produces 235 horsepower and 280 pound feet of torque. Produced for only two years, 1966 and 1967, a total of only fifty two were built before production ceased.
The Ghia 450SS was first displayed at the 1966 Turin International Auto Show. This is the 22nd of a total of 52 built. With such limited production, the cars were essentially hand-built. The base price of the 450 SS was $11,800, which was more than double the price of a new Corvette of the time. Some of the early owners included celebrities Johnny Carson and Wilt Chamberlain. Given that the tooling was low volume, finding parts to repair or restore such a vehicle has generated a very close knit owners group.
Giorgetto Giugiaro
Chassis Num:
Sold for $38,500 at
2009 RM Auctions
After World War II, the custom coachbuilding craft was beginning to go the way of the dinosaur as new construction methods and in-house design studio's left little work for these artisans. Still, a few continued to work their trade, often creating a number of one-off concepts based on production-based chassis and putting them on display at prestigious auto shows throughout the world. All of this was done in hopes of attracting lucrative commissions from manufactures, as well as sales from the wealthiest private clients.
Ghia was one of these surviving coachbuilders. For the 1960 Turin, Geneva and Paris motor-show, Ghia put on display their GT bodywork which they had attached to a Fiat 2100 sedan chassis. It received great reviews from the press and attracted the attention of Hollywood producer and entrepreneur Bert Sugarman, who convinced Ghia to put the car into production. Sugarman's vision was a little different from Ghias, who wanted to given the car a powerful V8 and underpinnings of the Plymouth Barracuda Formula S, resulting in the 450 SS.
The steel bodywork design was designed by Ghia's designer Giorgetto Giugiaro. It featured compound-curved panels that were integrated seamlessly into the front and rear bumpers. The chassis was formed by a pair of longitudinal tubular frame members, in combination with a very strong semi-monocoque body. The inside was given leather bucket seats and a flat dash containing a comprehensive array of instruments.
This Ghia 450 SS is believed to be one of just 26 surviving examples out of a total production run of 52 hand-built cars. It is painted in metallic burgundy finish with a maroon cloth top and burgundy and grey leather upholstery. There are chrome plated knock-off wire wheels and black-wall tires. Under the bonnet is a 273 cubic-inch V8 engine offering 235 horsepower. There is a TorqueFlite three-speed automatic gearbox and disc brakes in the front and hydraulic drums in the back.
In 2009, this Ghia 450SS was offered for sale at the Sports & Classics of Monterey auction in Monterey, California presented by RM Auctions. The car was estimated to sell for $40,000-$60,000. The lot was sold for the sum of $38,500 including buyer's premium.
By Daniel Vaughan | Dec 2009
Giorgetto Giugiaro
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Sold for $99,000 at
2010 Gooding & Company
There were only 52 examples of the Ghia 450 SS created. The design was courtesy of Giorgetto Giugiaro and each were sold for a staggering sum of $11,000. The cars were sold through an exclusive Beverly Hills dealership.
This example has been given a ground-up restoration. It is finished in silver with a cinnamon-like leather interior.
In 2010, this Ghia 450 SS was brought to Gooding & Company's Scottsdale Auction where it was estimated to sell for $125,000 - $175,000. As bidding came to a close, the lot had been sold for the sum of $99,000 including buyer's premium.
By Daniel Vaughan | Feb 2010
At the Turin International Auto Show in 1966, Ghia unveiled their Giorgetto Giugiaro styled 450SS. These hand-fabricated low production vehicles meant that production volume was low and so only 52 450SS's were ever created during its production period from 1966 until 1967. Today they stand as being one of the best values in the collector car world today. A creative project, the 450SS Cabriolet was produced by world-renowned automotive designer Giorgetto Giugiaro during his association with Carrozzeria Ghia in the mid-1960s. These 52 examples were sold for around $13,000.
The 450SS utilized many standard Chrysler components which included a Plymouth Barracuda chassis, Ghia's graceful and stylish bodywork along with a lush Italian interior. Today less than half of the original production run remains in existence today, making these vehicles very collectable.
Following WWII the custom coach-building ingenuity was gong the way of the dinosaur as new construction methods and in-house design studio's left little work for these professionals. Though a few continued this work, often creating a variety of one-off concepts based on production-based chassis and placing them on displays at prestigious auto shows worldwide. This was all done in the hopes of attracting lucrative commissions from manufactures along with the sales from the wealthiest private clients. Ghia was one of these surviving coachbuilders.
Ghia put their GT bodywork on display at the 1960 Turin, Geneva and Paris Motor Show which they had attached to a Fiat 2100 sedan chassis. After receiving such great reviews from the press, it attracted the attention of entrepreneur and Hollywood producer Bert Sugarman who convinced Ghia to put the vehicle into production. He fell in love when he saw this car, and after approaching Ghia and persuading them to create a production series of a similar design, it became one of the few times that Ghia ventured beyond the design of the auto body into complete auto-making territory. Sugarman wanted to give the car a powerful V8 and underpinnings of the Plymouth Barracuda Formula S, a vision very different from Ghia's, and the combined result was the 450 SS.
Giorgetto Giugiaro; Ghia's designer, designed the steel bodywork design which featured compound-curved panels that were integrated seamlessly into the front and rear bumpers. The chassis of the 450SS was formed by a pair of longitudinal tubular frame members in combination with a very strong semi-monocoque body. The interior of the vehicle received leather bucket seats along with a flat dash that contained a comprehensive variety of instruments. The engine was a 273 cubic-inch V8 engine that offered 235 horsepower and featured a TorqueFlite three-speed automatic gearbox and disc brakes in the front and hydraulic drums in the rear. The engine was perfect to power this sleek tubular frame that was offered with either a four-speed manual transmission or three-speed TorqueFlite automatic.
By Jessica Donaldson
At the time of the Ghia's production, it was considered a remarkable feat that the Italian Automobile Industry had recovered so well following the war. For a country caught in the unfortunate middle, it was amazing that after being trampled across by millions of soldiers, crushed by tanks and bombed by air, Italy rebuilt itself quickly and efficiently.
A country driven by its love for automobiles, it is not so difficult to understand how the creation of the Ghia came about.
Invited by Fiat, the Chrysler Corporation went to Italy in the late 1940s to assist them in training their technicians in the newest American machining and assembly techniques. At the same time, Chrysler technicians were learning all that they could from Italian technicians and the carrozziere, the last few custom coachbuilding firms left in the world.
An art that had disappeared by the late '40s in America, coachbuilders were occasionally, though rarely, found in variousnparts of Europe. Carrozzierre are well known for their skilled teams of classic car body builders.
In 1951, Chrysler signed an agreement with Carrozzeria Ghia in Turin after the initial approach to build prototype bodies with Pinan Farina didn't occur.
The series of cars, based upon designs by Virgil Exner, Chrysler chief stylist, were as close to coachbuilt classics of the 1930s as any American automaker could hope to achieve.
The Carrozzeria was originally founded in 1915 by Giacinto Ghia as Carozzeria Ghia & Gariglio. Giacinto had begun as a coachbuilders apprentice in his hometown of Turin. As the city eventually established itself as the center of the Automobile industry, Ghia came into his own right.
Gaining a reputation during the 1920's and 1930 for creating innovative, lightweight aluminum alloy sports car bodies, the Carrozzeria was well known. With a clientele that boasted such respected marques as Alfa Romeo, Fiat, Italia and Lancia, the Carrozzeria was well-known.
Over the years the Carrozzeria Ghia became associated with a number of major manufacturers on both sides of the Atlantic, most notably Ford and Volkswagen.
Ghia had set the standard 25 years as a reputable foundation that both designed and constructed automobile bodies for touring and competition.
Following World War II, Italian's luxury car market and motor-sport business was abruptly ended.
During the war, the Turin factory was kept productive by manufacturing carts for the Italian army as well as a line of very popular bicycles. Since there were no automotive chassis on which to work, Giacinto Ghia could do little else but wait for the war to end.
In 1943 the entire factory was destroyed during an Allied bombing raid.
Unfortunately, the shock of losing everything was too much for Ghia to handle, and he passed away from heart failure in 1944 at the age of 56 while supervising the reconstruction of the Turin factory.
Ghia's wife, Santina was impassioned that the family name would continue, so she offered what remained of the business to her husband's two closest associates Giorgi Alberti and Felice Mario Boano.
Their only adherence was that they remain true to Ghia's philosophy of producing vehicles in limited numbers but of high quality.
Boano and Alberti, though never unfriendly to each other, had a long history of disagreeing on how the company should be run. Together they rebuilt the company amidst the ruins of the Turino workshops.
Reaching the end of the 1940's, they had established contracts with Talbot Lago, Delage and Delahaye, as well as work from two of Ghia's oldest clients, Lancia and Alfa Romeo.
Boano had been apprenticed at the Stabilimenti Farini before Pinin Farini, eventually establishing his own scoccheria (an industrial carpenter's yard that supplied coachbuilders, including Ghia). Boano had been handpicked by Ghia, possibly due to the fact that their automobile background was very similar.
Eventually, Boano bought out Alberti in 1947 and this ended the conflict between the two partners and gaining absolute control of the carrozzeria. Boano soon realized that his skills lay in the design studio area rather than the front office.
He eventually hired Luigi 'Gigi' Segre in 1948 to take over the management of Ghia. Gigi's previous employment had included being the commercial director of SIATA, one of Italy's most respected tuners.
It was Gigi who was sent to America in 1949 to meet with Virgil Exner and Chrysler CEO K.T. Keller. Segre, who had more of a compatibility with people, forged a friendship that bonded the American automaker and Carrozzeria Ghia S.p.A. for the next 10 years. Unfortunately, this left Boano feeling like an outsider.
In the ability of forging two companies that would create one of the most significant of the postwar era, Segre and Exner developed a solid friendship, though Boano unfortunately did not approve of the merger.
Boano had a game-plan of concentrating more on the Torinese automotive industry rather than merging with Chrysler. Eventually giving up, Boano sold Ghia to Segre in 1953.
Exner was personally recruited by K.T. Keller to be the chief of Chrysler's advance styling studio. With the overwhelming responsibility of revamping the Chrysler image as an 'old man's car image', Exner's first step was to commission a series of concept cars in Italy (taking advantage of the current low of construction in postwar Italy).
Exner, with the aid of Ghia's exemplary craftsman-ship, conceptualized some of the most beautiful and influential concept cars ever designed. He is responsible for the design of the Chrysler-Ghia series, the D'Elegance, the Dodge Fire-arrow, the DeSoto Adventurer II and the Chrysler Falcon.
The best and flashiest vehicles of the 1950's were a direct result of the 1957 Chryslers that were Ghia-inspired and conceptualized by Exner. Neither American nor Italian in design or execution, these new models were considered to be something exotic and unique.
During this 15-year fusion of American and Italian, the rarest models produced were the Exner-designed Ghia Specials. Produced from 1951 through 1954, most of these vehicles were built on the standard Chrysler 125.5' wheelbase chassis in 1953. Depending on when they were built, Ghia models came equipped with either the older Fluid Torque transmission, or the new PowerFlite two-speed automatic.
It is estimated that Ghia produced another twelve models for themselves after the alliance with Chrysler was completed.
During the fifteen year partnership, an entire series of limited production models were constructed and designed by Ghia and Chrysler.
In 1954, the Chrysler-Ghia GS-1 coupe was sold exclusively in Europe by Societe France Motors. Also in 1954, the Dodge Firebomb Cabriolet and the Chrysler powered Dual Ghias were marketed by Dual Motors Corporation of Detroit from 1956 to 1958. From 1957 to 1965, the Chrysler Crown Imperial Ghia limousines were introduced.
As a result of WW II, the 1953 Chrysler Ghia special was produced for only one year in Italy by the Ghia design studios. Only 52 have ever been produced.
By Jessica Donaldson
Giorgetto Giugiaro
Chassis Num:
Sold for $82,500 at
2010 Gooding & Company
This Ghia 450SS is finished in silver with a black interior and top and rides on chrome wire wheels. The current owner purchased the car out of Beverly Hills from the family of its first owner. Since that time, it has been meticulously detailed and inspected to ensure that the car runs well and looks its very best.
There were only 52 hand-made 450SS models contracted, and approximately half are known to survive.
The car was offered for sale at the 2010 Gooding & Company auction held at Amelia Island, Florida. It was estimated to sell for $100,000 - $125,000 and offered without reserve. As bidding came to a close, the car had been sold for the sum of $82,500, inclusive of buyer's premium.
By Daniel Vaughan | Apr 2010
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Two heads could be equal to none in Aberdeen and Standard Life tie-up
There is an old adage in investment banking circles, where such structures tend to be popular, that having co-heads of a department "equals no heads". Creating such a competitive duopoly is believed by those who put them in place to generate creative tensions between the two involved, and leads to a better outcome than if there was just one manager.
But the saying stems from the belief, borne out by real-life examples – John Studzinski and Stuart Gulliver at HSBC spring to mind – that it is impossible for two people to run a team or business together. It is a phrase that came to my mind – and that of many others – when realising that the proposed merger of Standard Life and Aberdeen Asset Management involved both chief executives staying on to run the enlarged company together.
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Jonathan Monk 'appropriates' the work of other artists. But his copying is neither an act of homage nor a shameful display of an artist bereft of his own ideas. Rather, it's a way of exploring concepts of authenticity and originality. Yep, those old chestnuts.
Unfortunately, Monk (whose Second Hand Daily Exchange is pictured) has little to add on the matter, though he has, in fact, deviated from his usual method. You might know him for displaying copies of pictures by other artists, sticking drawing pins in them as an act of intervention.
Here he shows a couple of imitation Rothko paintings, created by a sign painter so that Rothko's shimmering edges are all thickly outlined. Monk asked conceptual artist Art & Language to provide a written description of each painting, which he duly sent off to be realised on canvas. The result is what you might expect.
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American artist Sol LeWitt, at Lisson Gallery's second site, is an artist who has played with notions of authenticity as a nullifying endgame since the 1960s. His wall drawings are executed by others, following detailed descriptions provided by LeWitt. If you failed to get excited first time around, then you'd be forgiven for finding all this a touch depressing.
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The 365th Night
The day went without interest - it was perfectly average.
I returned to my alley to retrieve my belongings, and shortly afterwards I took a walk to clear my head and try desperately to forget about my former life.
The sound of a woman's scream echoed in my mind, but I tried to block it out. My father yelling at her, smashing all the stuff in our home. He hit her once or twice. It was too much.
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you will move, do not worry,
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A great deal for Canadians
Hey guys, 2 months today is the release of The Last of Us! I know the majority of this community probably is not Canadian, but
for those who are, this is a pretty good deal. There's theres weird site called tsilon.com, and it's somehow afilliated with Future Shop. In short, it gives members of the website access to coupons for $20 or sometimes $30 off games, as well as free game and dlc downloads from time to time. The website sounds like some sort of scam, but a google search will prove that it is 100% authentic. I joined in Febuary and got a bunch of stuff, including: $20 off BioShock Infinite, $20 off GTA V, and $20 off God of War ascension. The website just added $20 off The Last of Us to the list, so any of you Canadian guys should jump on this deal if you have the time.
You have to jump through some hoops to sign up for the site, and then you have to answer some game-related trivia question to level up. Only once you reach rank 10, which should take about 30 min, will you have access to the "g-list" area. Recently, they wanted to make it a little more difficult to gain access to these coupon codes, so the website also requires you complete one "challenge" to gain access to the The Last of Us coupon, among others. Challenges change all the time, but right now there are a couple easy ones like "Complete BioShock Infinite on any difficulty" and "Get the top high score in space invaders. Note that once this process is done, you will always have access to whatever this site offers in the future, so it is definitly worth your time. So to summarize:
1.) Go to tsilon.ca
2.) Sign up.
3.) Gain Access to the main website by typing in 4 of the secret codes. If these codes haven't changed, they are: sandvich, bluray, animus, power.
4.) Click "tests" and answer multiple choice questions correctly until you reach level 10.
5.) Refresh the page and enter the g-list area.
6.) Click challenges.
7.) Decide on which challenge you want to complete, or find one you have already completed.
8.) Do whatever the challenges requires you to do.
9.) Submit the challenge. Details on how to do this are on the challenge page and I'm sure you'll see them if you get to this point, but it involves taking a picture of the complete challenge, along with you username written on a piece of paper.
10.) Wait. There's not guaranteed time as to when you'll be approved, but it shouldn't take over a week. My BioShock challenge to about 5 days to be approved.
11.) Your ready to go! Click "perks" and select the last of us and click request.
12.) Wait again. This wait should be shorter. Mine was emailed within 20 minutes of requesting it. Other time's I've had to wait over a week though. I guess it depends on supply and demand.
13.) Once you've been emailed your code, use it when checking with TLOU out on FutureShop.ca, and the price will be reduced to $39.99!
Every game I have order from future shop has arrived on release date, so no need to worry about not getting it ASAP. It's a really great website for Canadians.
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Haha, I understand the skepticism. Here's some massive tsilon threads from two very reputable sources: http://neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=460186
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Seriously? I thought we all got along here. There's nothing for me in this, just trying to be helpful. And it's not even a to-good-to-be-true situation. It's a website that gives out promo codes for 20 bucks off game preorders from futureshop. Thats all. Again, it admittedly does look suspiscious given the concept of the website and the fact that I'm a first-time poster, but if you read past the part where I say, "sign up" you'll realize that there is a little more to it than just signing up. I've been reading these forums for a while now, I just never had anything to contribute. I thought this would be helpful. Like I said, googling "tsilon" is enough to prove that the site is legit,. If thats too much work, check out that link to the hundreds discussing it on neogaf.
If that isn't enough proof, here's my contribution to prove I'm not full of it. I have an extra tsilon code for $20 off Grand Theft Auto V. First person to respond gets it. Again, it's Canadian only, so please only ask for it if you live in Canada, and are actually intersted in the game, and having shipped to you from futureshop. Fair?


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WASHINGTON, DC, October 10, 2011 — The head of the UK's Serious Fraud Office, the agency responsible for enforcing the UK Bribery Act, warned corporations last week that the SFO is actively pursuing cases in which foreign corporations have undercut UK companies through corrupt actions in other countries.
"What we are actively looking for is a case where a foreign corporation, with a UK business presence, has disadvantaged a good ethical UK company by using corruption in another country," said Richard Alderman, director of the SFO, at Covington & Burling's 2011 Anti-Corruption Summit, held in Washington, DC on October 5. "This is likely to have had a detrimental impact on the UK company with a possible loss of jobs in the UK. There is therefore a very strong UK public interest in an investigation in those circumstances."
Mr. Alderman's comments came during a wide-ranging keynote address regarding enforcement of the UK Bribery Act to the representatives of leading international companies attending the Covington summit.
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Dr. Heinrich Hoffmann was a German Psychiatrist and father.Unhappy with the childrens literature of the day he decided to write his own with illustrations for his son. What came about was a wonderful book with rhyming stories of naughty children with morals and consequences for their behavior. It was original published in 1844 in German under the title of " Struwwelpeter ".The wonderful illustrations were hand drawn and colored by Dr. Hoffmann also. This Early printing ,special English edition was published around 1910 by The John C. Winston Co., of Philadelphia.It contains 35 stories with a satire edge, where as the original edition began with only 15.All story titles incorporate a child's name which makes the story their own. Covered with a deep red cloth cover and gilt image and title.All pages are accounted for with just a piece missing from the blank last back page as shown in photos.Light foxing and only two small stains.The rest is clean and binding tight and sure to bring those rowdy little ones in a more well behaved manor after all the giggling subsides,that is. Measures 10" x 8".
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Inexpensive and abundant corn helped push the ethanol industry into the alternative-fuels fast lane, but with demand outpacing supply and crop losses inevitable with the Midwest floods, ethanol production soon could be stalled. That's the warning from Purdue University Extension agricultural economist Chris Hurt, who says as corn prices continue climbing, fewer ethanol producers can afford the feedstock. In turn, domestic livestock producers and foreign buyers are finding it more difficult ...
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(Reformation romper, Sonia Rykiel bag, Superga sneakers)
Hey guys!
Can you tell I have a slight obsession with stars?! There is just something about them that I'm drawn to. I got dressed today and thought to myself…star overload?…never!
I spent the day romping around Del Mar San Diego. If you ever get a chance to make it down there, head down to Seagrove park. It is so peaceful and serene and you might even be able to catch a wedding (I'm a sucker for weddings!)
P.S. Try to match your outfit with an a fun accessory for a touch of rock and roll glam!
(Photos by Eve)