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Thanks Ted. I think I need to rethink my strategy - I'd given my parents some CO to try but my Dad isn't giving it to my Mum so I hoped that making them cakes with CO would get at least some included. Back to the drawing board!
Thanks Ted. I think I need to rethink my strategy - I'd given my parents some CO to try but my Dad isn't giving it to my Mum so I hoped that making them cakes with CO would get at least some included. Back to the drawing board!
ready meals I do all my curries/stews/casseroles using coconut to fry the onions.
How about some Coconut Ice Cream
Our skin creates the anticarcinogetic vitamin d from dawn to dusk given full body UVB exposure and the same bright light sets the circadian rhythm so the pineal gland produces the anticarcinogenic Melatonin from dusk to dawn. Most people don't ever have a NATURAL Vitamin D3 status nor since the introduction of electric lighting, TV's and PC monitors, do most of have natural amounts of melatonin.I was dismayed to get cancer. Maybe it's linked to the stress I've felt over the last ten years. I certainly haven't slept well for a few years. Who knows?
These papers explain how the choice of food can speed or slow tumour growth.Maybe it's just bad luck. But thanks anyway. I don't know what to eat really, some say no dairy, some say high dairy, I've tried to cut down on caffeine and have almost cut out alcohol. I've tried to up my fibre. And up my exercise.
I tried manuka honey for my hiatus hernia. Not sure really what else I can do without becoming obsessed.
Cancer as a metabolic disease
Is there a role for carbohydrate restriction in the treatment and prevention of cancer?
An example of of healthy low carb eating
Braised cabbage yes. Pumpkin purée and cinnamon no. Ground antelope - no way. But I get the idea. No processed cakes or biscuits. But I'm surprised at all the sausages. I'd have thought they were bad for you.
Basically you have to starve your tumour of sugar then?
That'll be why no fruit then - fruit is full of sugar?
Unfortunately for me I don't think I can manage a diet like this. It seems un- doable.
But - coconut ice cream I love. And I love coconut cake.
Thanks again Ted for your response.
Prayer of the Breton fishermen: Dear God, be good to me. The sea is so wide, and my boat is so small.
I think because she blogs a lot people send her stuff to try out and then mention on her blog. Funny nobody ever sends me stuff to try out. I found that when I went low carb my appetite reduced and so I ate less. That meant I could spend more on food because I wasn't buying so much in total. We are now using RAW milk, butter and cheese direct from the farm even though it's more expensive but we economise by not buying ready meals or baked goods from the supermarket.
This was the plan I used to lose weight and I don't find any problem sticking to it.
YesBasically you have to starve your tumour of sugar then?
Well fruit as direct from nature comes with fibre and isn't so bad as juiced and certainly a lot better than other things you could be eating.That'll be why no fruit then - fruit is full of sugar?
The Food Revolution - AHS 2011
this video explains how 25% of the Swedish population are eating this way.
It's perfectly DO able. and you'll soon feel the benefits.
But why not give it a try. There is absolutely no need to jump in at the deep end. You don't NEED to have an INDUCTION stage or throw out all the foods you love, just start applying the principles. Increase the veggies decrease the cakes/biscuits and those items in the Foods to limit or avoid list. Nobody is expecting you to be perfect and no one is going to tell you off if you sin occasionally.Unfortunately for me I don't think I can manage a diet like this. It seems un- doable.
The basic principle is to limit those foods that raise blood glucose levels so your body has more time to use it's fat reserves and to encourage metabolic flexibility by providing a source of easily metabolised Medium Chain Triglyceride (coconut oil) that enable ketone burning and ensure there is always a source of calories for the brain. Such a diet also limits the main fuel source for cancer growth.But - coconut ice cream I love. And I love coconut cake.
Thanks again Ted for your response.
This is a most interesting thread. Thanks for all the information and links Ted.
Coletta xx
The Lord does not look so much at the greatness of our action, nor even at their difficulty, but at the love with which we do them. St. Therese.
I can see the sense of it though I'm still a bit unsure about the mention of processed meat as we are so often told to avoid bacon sausages and ham. I'll give it a go in the way you mention - upping some things and eating less of others if I can manage it x
Prayer of the Breton fishermen: Dear God, be good to me. The sea is so wide, and my boat is so small.
Colonocyte telomere shortening is greater with dietary red meat than white meat and is attenuated by resistant starch so bananas, onions, chicory root, garlic, asparagus, and leeks with your meat should help. Never tried cooking with bananas but I've seen cooking banana varieties on the market with the other ethnic veggies. I'll have to give them a try.
Now then Ted, hi, I am just eating a multi-grain roll with butter, cheese (Lancashire, of course) and tomato.
I was going to use that spread I can't believe it's butter (and it isn't) which is the first tub of it I've ever bought. I looked on the ingredients list and it says modified starch, vegetable oils, and sunflower lecithin. Good or bad???
I used butter anyway
It is delicious.
I don't like sausages of any description, unless they are Quorn. I eat hardly any red meat. I eat tons of chicken though.
Hope you're having a good day, Ted.
Prayer of the Breton fishermen: Dear God, be good to me. The sea is so wide, and my boat is so small.
We need to try to keep the ratio of omega 6 <> omega 3 as near to 1<>1 as possible.
It's acceptable to veer to 5 <> 1 as below that level the omega 3 can still work it's anti inflammatory role and win but Most of us eating typical western supermarket foods end up with 10~20 times too much pro inflammatory omega 6 so we shouldn't be adding any more pro inflammatory foods into the digestive fire.
Butter, coconut oil olive oil are all fine because they don't add more inflammatory agents and while they aren't anti inflammatory because they replace the omega 6 vegetable oils they dilute the pro inflammatory environment.
I'd rather it was the other way round. Red meat has an undeserved bad reputation because people tend to assume that all red meat is produced by the US feedlot system that produces very highly inflammatory omega 6 rich meat. Most UK meat spend most of it's life on grass, out in the open eating traditional foods. While it's not quite as good as entirely grass fed grass finished meat it's generally better, particularly lamb than intensively reared highly omega 6 rich chicken.I eat hardly any red meat. I eat tons of chicken though.
Yes indeed, just returned from a brilliant concert with pianists Ashley Wass and Ron Abramski terrific fun and a standing ovation at the end.Hope you're having a good day, Ted.
Oh my word. I thought you'd be pleased about the chicken. Is fish allowed? I hate red meat - I don't like the taste, the texture. I was a veggie for 20 years. Now you're going to tell me that's bad... Help!
Glad you enjoyed your concert. I've not heard of the pianists you mentioned.
Prayer of the Breton fishermen: Dear God, be good to me. The sea is so wide, and my boat is so small.
Well wild caught fish is fine but farmed can be dodgy as much is grain fed so about as omega 6 pro inflammatory as indoor industrially raised meats. Tilapia is probably one of the worst farmed fish. Sardines are brilliant.Is fish allowed?
Probably the best choice for you would be liver because it's so nutritious but I think you may be throwing up at the very thought of offal.I hate red meat - I don't like the taste, the texture.
I think there is a lot of overlap between the ethos of veggies and low carb paleo's and I don't think we should be fighting each other. But humans are a PREDATOR species. We should eat like predators species and not like prey.I was a veggie for 20 years. Now you're going to tell me that's bad... Help!
Why cooking counts
Study finds an increase in energy from meat, suggesting key role in evolution It was learning how to cook meat that gave us the key advantage over other species.
It seems perverse to throw away or ignore the advantage that enabled our brains to function better.
Ashley playing ListGlad you enjoyed your concert. I've not heard of the pianists you mentioned.
Ron playing Ravel Not the same pieces they played tonight but similar type of music for the serious bits but they had a few duets on the same piano that were pretty hilarious and showed off their tremendous skill. It was a recreation of a concert List performed at the same venue.
I decided to do some baking with coconut oil for my Mum (with alzheimers) and her blood thickness levels have changed. She is on warfarin and it seems that coconut oil is a good source of Vitamin K which interacts with warfarin and therefore affects these levels. This is just a bit of a warning in case anyone else was thinking of trying it when they are on blood thinning drugs.
(I'm not a scientist so am just warning as there may be a connection).
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We can soon see what nonsense this claim is by looking at the Warfarin leaflet showing reactions with Vitamin K food sources.
Where does Coconut oil come on this list?
If the list went down to trace amounts then perhaps we should worry but they stop at 48mcg per portion and Coconut Oil provides around 0.5mcg that's half a mcg. per 100grams and it's as likely you'll eat 100grams of coconut oil as you'd eat half a pack of butter. A tablespoon or perhaps 2 are possible.
It's simply implausible that the action of half a mcg at most of vitamin K could have a measurable impact on warfarin.
There must be another reason we don't know.
I really appreciate this nutritional information from you Ted, and from others.
We are what we eat. It's appalling that doctors are given so little nutritional training. My mum asked at her memory clinic what foods she should eat to help her dementia and the doctor just acted exasperated and said "look, we're giving you Aricept...." with the implication that my mum didn't need to bother her head with what she ate.
Do you think dessicated coconut is good? It's sold in packets as an ingredient to put in cakes. I wonder why it's impossible to buy coconut cake in the major UK supermarkets. I've been making coconut fairy cakes to take to my mum, but it would be nice if we could also get it ready made. Of course then they might contain other dodgy ingredients like that glucose-fructose syrup that is creeping into everything.
How about cheddar cheese? Other cheeses? Full fat presumably?
What sort of yoghurt is best?
I presume that spread starting with Fl..... is VERY BAD?
We are life-long vegetarians so I won't ask about meat/fish. Any other vegetarian tips? I've been a studious low-fatter, but after reading The Great Cholesterol Con book, I started changing my mind and favouring more cheese based dishes, rather than the usual ones based on rice, pasta, bread, which it seems are not so helpful after all!!
Do you think coconut can help with vascular dementia, or is it specifically useful for Alzheimer's?
Thanks, Ted.


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Terry Chapman, MSW, LICSW
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118 Adams Street, Suite 203, Fairmont, West Virginia 26555
I believe that in every system, be it individuals or families, there is a healing force. Sometimes the system may be so overwhelmed from various issues that it feels broken. As a therapist working with families, I first work to help each member tap into this healing force—the strength within. Then I assist parents in identifying and meeting their needs—whether it be parenting skills, communication training, or anger management—so that they, in turn, can teach and care for their children. It is my goal to assist families in becoming self reliant and self nurturing systems with the necessary skills to reach their full potential.


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Monday, July 2, 2012
New Look to the Web Branch Login
Much more information on the new VerifyU system will be available as the time to implement that system draws closer.
In addition to the login box, you'll notice a new Security Settings section in the Profile & Services tab. Currently, the only option is to change your password, but additional functionality will be added here as it becomes available.
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How will this change affect services such as Mint.com? Will there be some method of allowing such a service to log in without additional verification? (Note: As of last week, Mint.com and the UWCU Web Branch worked perfectly. After this post, however, it does not.)ReplyDeleteReplies
While we don't officially support aggregation services like Mint.com, we do have a service available for aggregators to use. The service bypasses the need for them to script virtual logins via our site that will break any time we make a change. Instead our service supplies the data they need in an easy to use format and does not require multi-factor authentication.Delete
If Mint did break with this change, they did not properly implement our service (we have provided them with all they need and they did test it with us). We'll have to check on what the situation is.
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 5:27 PM
- JordanJuly 5, 2012 at 10:00 PM
I am having the same issue Chris has described. I understand that it is not the fault of UWCU and increased security is a good thing. It would just be great if it worked again.ReplyDelete
The issues with Mint should now be resolved.ReplyDelete
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Carlos Peña
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News about Carlos Peña, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Four Rays Form Perfect Game Club
The Tampa Bay Rays have had a perfect game thrown against them in three of the past four seasons....
August 16, 2012, Thursday
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Yankees' Game 1 Looks a Lot Like Game 162
Mariano Rivera blew the save, and the Yankees lost their season opener to Tampa Bay in the bottom of the ninth, echoing a less important game at the end of last year's regular season....
April 7, 2012, Saturday
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Two Swings, Two Hits to Celebrate for Pena
Carlos Pena hit a grand slam against C. C. Sabathia in the first inning, and his game-ending hit against Mariano Rivera in the ninth led the Rays past the Yankees....
April 7, 2012, Saturday
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Cubs' Off-Season Moves Generate Little Excitement
The signing of Carlos Peña to play first base for the Cubs in 2011 doesn't match the White Sox's star acquisition of Adam Dunn....
December 10, 2010, Friday
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First Base Fills Up Quickly in Chicago
Within hours of each other Wednesday, the White Sox and the Cubs came to terms with free-agent power-hitting first basemen. Paul Konerko batted .312 last season with 39 home runs and 111 runs batted in. That kept him on the South Side of Chic...
December 9, 2010, Thursday
For Pena, Rebirth Is All in the Timing
After a miserable season in which he hit .196, Rays first baseman Carlos Pena rediscovered his batting stroke in Games 3 and 4....
October 12, 2010, Tuesday
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Postseason Begins; So Do Calls for Replay
The postseason has already seen some disputed calls by the umpires, and pressure is growing for some form of video review....
October 8, 2010, Friday
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Batting Average Is Low, but Production Is High
Carlos Pena's .201 average is the lowest in major league history for a player with as many home runs (27) and runs batted in (81) as he has....
September 24, 2010, Friday
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Everyone Complains About the Weatherman, Even M.L.B.
Commisioner Bud Selig grumbled in a news conference late Monday night that he felt let down by baseball's weather experts....
October 29, 2008, Wednesday
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Peña's Game-Tying Hit Stands Up for Longer Than Expected
Carlos Peña's sixth-inning single to left field scored the tying run for the Rays which will hold up until the teams take the field to finish Game 5, whenever that will be....
October 28, 2008, Tuesday
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Kansas in Drag, and Other NewsBy Dan Piepenbring
- Today is Rizzoli Bookstore's last day in business on Fifty-Seventh Street. Visit their beautiful shop before it's gone.
- An unnerving correlation between philosophy and murder: "Countries with high homicide rates also have citizens who believe strongly in free will."
- Britain got rich on sheep. "Wool was the white gold of our economy in the Middle Ages: when Richard the Lionheart was ransomed by the Holy Roman Emperor, Henry VI, the Cistercian monasteries of Britain were asked for a year's haul of fleece to pay for him."
- "Amazon has purchased Comixology, the largest retailer of digital comics." Is your local brick-and-mortar comic-book store completely fucked?
- Nobody wants to go to Colonial Williamsburg anymore. "Here's an idea: market Colonial Williamsburg as so stodgy and weirdly Americana it's cool, like taxidermy or trucker hats."
- In an old shoebox, an artist has discovered a series of strangely affecting photos from the Kansas City drag scene of the sixties.


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Vernberg lecture to focus on Supercourse impact on health
Supercourse, an Internet repository of lectures on global health and disease prevention, is the subject of the 2009 Winona B. Vernberg Lecture at 11:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 19, at the University of South Carolina.
Supercourse creator Dr. Ronald E. LaPorte will be the guest lecturer for the event, which will be held in the Gressette Room, located on the third floor of Harper College. The program is sponsored by the Arnold School of Public Health.
LaPorte is a professor of epidemiology and director of Telecommunications and Disease Monitoring in the WHO Collaborating Centre at the University of Pittsburgh. The Supercourse has a network of more than 65,000 scientists in 174 countries who are sharing, for free, a library of 3,712 lectures in 31 languages. The information is available in PowerPoint and HTML formats.
"Ron has championed the development, sharing and electronic delivery of education in global health, and he is one of those individuals who has clearly had an impact globally in the daily health of underserved countries," said Dr. Tom Chandler, Arnold school dean.
The Vernberg lecture is named for Dr. Winona Vernberg, former dean of the university's School of Public Health and a respected scholar. Her career at the university spanned 28 years, and she is widely credited as the driving force behind the school's establishment.


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Leadership Team
Strong leadership is at the heart of any good organization, and Goizueta is no exception. We benefit greatly from the efforts of many who champion Goizueta Business School and help make us great.
Leadership Team
- Angela Bostick, Chief Communications and Marketing Officer, Corporate Relations Lead
- Joanna Green, Chief Business Officer
- JB Kurish, Senior Associate Dean for Executive Education
- David Mainella, Assistant Dean of Development
- Alicia Sierra, Senior Manager for Human Resources and Diversity
Advisory Board
Thomas K. Amster 93MBA
Managing Director
Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated
Pacific Palisades, CA
William I. "Bill" Belk 73MBA 84LLM
Southeast Investment
Charlotte, NC
Barry L. Boniface 90MBA
MSouth Equity Partners
Atlanta, GA
Sarah Brown 89MBA
Global Account Director
The Coca-Cola Company
Marietta, GA
Anthony N. Charaf
Peachtree City, GA
David A. Cole
Cole Investments, Inc.
Atlanta, GA
Andrew J. Conway 92MBA
Managing Director
Credit Suisse
Scarsdale, NY
Jeffrey C. Denneen 97MBA
Leader, Americas Higher Education Practice
Bain & Company, Inc.
Atlanta, GA
Robert K. Ehudin 86BBA
Managing Director
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
Rye Brook, NY
Todd M. Foreman 86BBA
United Communications Group
Potomac, MD
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TTV Capital
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Atlanta, GA
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Holden & Associates
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Hank LauricellaFootball Player, 1946-51
Prior to Lauricella's senior season at Holy Cross in 1947, head coach Lou Brownson re-tooled the Tigers' offense to a single-wing to insure the ball would be in the hands of his 170-pound senior on every play. Lauricella was also given the responsibility to call the plays in the huddle.
After Brownson's departure, new head coach L.G. Friedrich's, who had been an assistant, continued with the new game plan and was rewarded with a city championship. Amazingly, Holy Cross won six games by the margin of Lauricella's touchdown runs, including a 14-0 win over St. Aloysius' "floating defense" when the dynamic back gained 115 yards on 15 carries and figured into every point.
At Tennessee, Lauricella ran for 13 touchdowns and passed for 16 in a three-year career as a single-wing tailback.
In 1949, he threw three touchdown passes against Mississippi. The next season he made a 75-yard run against Texas and an 81-yard run against Tennessee Tech. His longest punts were 75 yards against Duke in 1950, 76 against Alabama in 1951. In 1951, he averaged 7.9 yards on every rushing play, was unanimous All-America, and finished second in voting for the Heisman Trophy as Tennessee won the national championship.
He made a return to New Orleans for the 1951 Sugar Bowl, but the Volunteers lost to Maryland.
Lauricella, who was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1981, served in the Louisiana House of Representatives from 1964-1972 and the State Senate from 1972-1996.


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Great location, excellent value. Nothing really. A very pleasant stay.
The location was superb and the room was nice and warm. Long black hairs came out of the jacuzzi bath when the jets were turned on. My fair haired daughter was in the bath at the time and her body was covered in long back hair. This put me off using the jacuzzi although we had paid extra money for the room especially to have this treat. I re-ran fresh water but when I turned the jacuzzi on the hairs kept coming!! I hope we were just unlucky as all else was clean.
Central location A bit pricey relative to amenities
The position of the hotel in the city center next to everything. The room was very small.
Location,location and the scene of alps mountains The staff aren't so friendly beside the room isn't well prepaired
The people at the reception, especially the morning crew was very freindly and helpful. There was a rather unfriendly lady at the reception desk, who left the recognition and greetings of guests to her colleague.
WiFi and the clean room Street Noise
close to railway station. 24 reception, so able to check out early for train. great location on square
To my knowledge, this hotel is the only one in Grenoble to offer a warm, cosy, and tasteful environment, and a bit of class. The location is magnificient. The staff is extremely helpful and nice. There are many small attentions not always found in similarly priced hotels -- free international press, free wifi, free parking, ... Although I warmly recommend the hotel, I has some drawbacks. The renovation starts to be slightly outdated. The standard rooms are small, the beds are the old French standard size beds, i.e., too short for me. Electrical switches can be inconveniently placed, there are too few electric outlets. Street noise is a (minor) problem even with all windows closed.
the central location
It was clean and had laundry services available.
Room was spacious; kitchen facilities just right. Location was perfect -- across the street form two markets, outstanding cheese shop down the block. Tram stop three blocks away. Relatively quiet street. Service could not have been better. None
Balcony space Kitchen too small
A great place to stay with young kids as gives you the convenience of seperate bedrooms and kitchenette. Reception not manned 24 hours
nice hotel, situated very well in the center of Grenoble
Kitchen facilities but no wine bottle opener. Car parking was convenient. We didn't expect an uncomfortable foldout bed in a room of this quality. There is no mention on the website that this room contained a fold out bed. We would never have booked this room if we had known this.
Nice alternative to a hostel for a few backpackers looking for a cheap but good room in a convenient location.
Good value for money for a family
Localization. It is close to everything I wanted (big square, cine, supermarket,etc.) Absence of internet wireless access, but it offered internet cable access in the room.
good location with walking to old Grenoble. food shopping across street. very clean and comfortable. microwave was useful. no parking for arrival and checkin. parking garage difficult to find and small but adequate.
The staff were really helpfull and extremely polite. The hotel was very clean including the rooms. You had access to a Tram across the road which brought you straight into the old town. The rooms were small but well laid out so it didnt matter too much
The refurbished rooms are nicely designed and practical, and I really liked the rain shower head in the bathroom. The size of the room - it was rather small and very condensed.
The location is conveneint in terms of access to trains. Tl area is however less than satisfactory. Do excrement on the sidewalks and generally cooking smells from the restaurant Internet access is the worst of any hotels that I have stayed in. The internet access was lso not free. If the Hotel is selling vouchers for internet access, they should make sure that the access I savailavle from any room located anywjhere.
practical, central
Excellent location by the railway station and tram outside the door to the town centre. Excellent weekend rate for a smart hotel
very friendly stuff, nice bar downstairs, good location and it is amazing that this hotel has so bad reviews. Maybe it is because it was just renovated and not new building. housekeeping was not very good, but it is 6 from 10 so not so bad
The Decor No Hotel Bar
Wifi for 5 Euro per day is reasonable. Would stay there again.
The rest room has a nice design you dont have full control on the AC, i tried to switch it on but i couldn't
Location excellent, good breakfast, Internet very good, rest average Room pretty small, though not unusually small for Grenoble; TV didn't always work
Central location was good, rooms and breakfast were very good.
i was having a 2 day meeting at the chamber which is in the same building room temeperature hot, cant open windows and when i moved to a room where i could it was very noisy outside
good staff, location and free internet, flexibility in extension of the stay when required. sad that the breakfast is not included in price
excellent location, close to bus and train stations but only a short walk into the centre of town. very helpful and friendly staff. Bar prices
The location is very nice. Being close to the train station but not noisy at all. The room is clean. Additionally, there are fitness rooms and free xbox360 to play in the lobby, which are awesome choices in spare time of business trips. Also, the staff are very nice.
almost everything The hotel is at a quiet location. It should be possible to open the windows. Much better than ineffective air conditioning
The staff was very friendly, and helpful. The room was very comfortable. Breakfast was very good. Facilities as businessman was also very good.
The staff were very accomodating and spoke English. The room was lovely and the breakfast was amazing. The only small problem was it was a way from any decent restaurants,which meant we ate at the hotel,with limited choice.However the meal was good,if a little expensive.
Comfortable rooms, with modern design, wonderful bathroom, great soft bed & cofee / tea in the room and the option of free parking. If only Internet access was for free, it would complete the whole great experience we had... That didnt change our minds though, that it was a great place to stay.
Great staff!
It was nice room with good restaurant. Sauna club has some space for improvement.
The friendly staff at reception, always there to greet you with a smile happy and to answer any question you might throw at them about anything. No
Quality and value I have come to expect from this brand Information in the room said hotel bar close at midnight,however the two members of staff at reception drinking coffee said it was closed at 1120
Unsual artwork was interesting. Staff in the restaurant were cheerful. View of the mountains was good I was not told that the restaurant would not be open on Sundays before I booked. The restaurant was very understaffed
the staff were very friendly and helpful, breakfast excellent and wonderful view of the mountains from room on top floor.. also good location, within walking distance of the old town.
The hotel was well situated for our needs.
Clean comfortable room and very friendly and competent staff Jacuzzi/Hot tub was not working = I reported it but did not hear from anyone.
location the price reduction made the hotel ok. I would never pay 110 euro for a room like this.
Friendly and Clean The food, I didn't like the menu was put off with the 1st thing being Lambs Brains!
The staff was very professional, and I loved the swimming pool!
complimentary WIFI Internet access
the reception staff were very kind.
Air cinditioning in room as it was very hot when we stayed there. On arrival there was an extra bed in our room which made the room very small. The receptionist said this was normal as it was a family room even though one had not been requested. Also it was not made very clear that the restaurant was closed at weekends although as there was a coach party in we were able to eat there, meal was very mediocre. Quite a distance to eat otherwise.
Free Wifi and very quiet area
Easy to find hotel based on proximity to the Hopital Sud. Good location for breaking a journey as it is right by the Rocade Sur and motorway connections. It felt as though we were the only guests (Easter Monday). The bar was not open and neither was the restaurant in the evening. Needed to drive a few miles for a meal and car park was locked when we returned (electronic gates opened once we identified out name and room number on the intercom).
The breakfast buffet was excellent but the coffee was too cold
Location for transit travel, free parking, free wi-fi access in the room. No
The hotel has a nice lobby and friendly staff but it is not centrally located for those that wish to tour the city. My stay was disappointing. Internet access was pricy at almost 25 euros for 24 hours. There was little hot water one morning and the room air conditioning was anemic at best. There are better hotels in Grenoble that are more centrally located with lower prices. I suggest the Tulip Inn Hotel Angleterre which is on the edge of the Old Town or the family run Trianon.
Hotel and staff were just great! Bit expensive for the quality
The politeness and readiness of the personnel to serve the clients even under difficult conditions (public transport strike)
The hotel is located in the main street between A41 and A48 and easy access by car. The breakfast is average. Parking space is too tight and very limited. The use of a car more than mid size is not recommend it.
Made a lot of effort to accomadate our twins in travel cots in our room No highchairs
Calm in spite of the nearby tramways and heavy trafic.
The were not enough signs to find the hotel. It was a long walk, too far really, from the town centre/restaurants. This was not clear on the website.
I liked its location. Breakfast buffet vvery good.
Nicely situated close to centre price a bit high
location,scenery, food and comfort
We found one of the best 3 star hotels we have ever stayed at. The room was big and looked as if it had been recently renovated. A very high class establishment.
Kindness of the staff. Location. Corridors need renovation. Restaurant definitely over priced.
Personally I find a rate of Euro 20 for a breakfast in a countryside hotel expensive.
nice staff and nice view. the water of that area is pretty fresh.
The rooms are simple, clean and comfortable and provide very good value for the money.
Just perfect and outstanding > and service superior > do not worry > you are in good hands > and have nice 10 days as we have had > thank you No !
It's proximity to my clients. Though there was no kitchen open on Sunday when I arrived (7pm), the staff kindly made the effort of getting me a cold plate of food when I asked. WiFi signal was very bad and kept dropping out. There was no pc available to check email which required me to bring my own just for this. Rooms were tiny.
All > the perfect place to stay > service superior > presumably the best Hotelin the region.
Perfect location for all kind of activity > facilities and service like a 5 star hotel >and should be rated min 4 stars
Good value for price, convenient location, pleasant and comfortable room, good meals
wireless free of charge Not so mutch choise in the restaurant
Recent free WiFi is good. Good location for Meylan industrial zone (by car).
The personnel The very poor quality of the television (screen), room cold, bathroom not very clean
It was in a bad part of town. Around many abandoned buildings and nothing to do.
breakfast not good
Great service from attentive staff.
Location close to city center and our room was comfortable. Windows are sealed.
Nearness to tram way No
friendly staff, clean & comfortable room. Although on the outskirts of town, had easy access to city centre. no complaints
Bed Advertizing picture in Hotel litterature does not reflect reality. Example: Pool has not been cleaned for 200 years....at least it does look like it!
We needed a cheap hotel to stay overnight on the way to spain. The hotel is not in the city-centre, but in a very good location if you are by car. The Hotel was clean and the receiption team was excellent. Breakfast seem to be very expensive with over 12 Euro and it was not clear before booking the hotel that it is not included in the room. The hotel equippment in the room has seen better days!
Almost everything was fine. We were given one towels set only. Internet connection had some problems. Breakfast way too expensive, but there's a boulangerie just in front of the hotel so we had it there. Quite far from the city center.
The hotel was confortable, with air conditioning and cable. Not bad for the price. The room was not clean. Note that the hotel is not in the downtown area.
Recently refurbished so rooms were modern and quite stylish. We just overnighted and didn't have breakfast so can't comment on the food. Free parking was great and we are walkers so it was fine to walk to a restuarant for dinner. Breakfast seemed very expensive compared to other hotels we have stayed at. A more reasonable price may get more takers.
Clean and comfortable. Waiting 2 hours for extra pillows for bed. Limited staff did seem to be busy though.
1. very good room service 2. excellent hotel staff, very nice and helpful: e.g. recommended a very good restaurant and gave directions, completed with a map of Grenoble 1.does not have tea/coffee making facilities in the room 2.thin walls - noisy early in the morning
Visiting the surrounding area for walks Was a little of a trek out of town particularly when the buses stopped running after 9.00pm but during the day the bus service to the center was excellent
The hotel is newly renovated. The rooms are a little bit small but very clean and decorated with a lot of taste. The staff is very friendly and ready to help you with any problems you might have. Everything is well organized from the minute you step into the hotel untill you leave the premisses. The hotel has it's own parking place which is very rare for hotels in french cities. Not much to say. Maybe that the room are a little bit too small.
Not mentionned it was not in the center, but 10 minutes by taxi
The stuff were very nice and helpful, rooms are clean , they offer me free breakfast because i faced some problems with internet .
I was looking for a hotel close from the train and bus station and also close from the old city center and this was perfect! It is also close from the great attraction of "the bastille" a fort on top of a hill. Also close from the river. We had a great room with view on the snowy mountains in the back. Our room was purple colors, very modern &nd trendy and with great modern furniture. The bathroom was modern and the shower fantastic. The bed was huge and very confortable. small great attentions like bottles of Evian and sweets. Nice TV and a maximum level for sound which means you cant hear your naighbours TV. Breakfast was excellent and the dinner room colorful. There was a great selection of croissants and yummy french bakery items. There is also a machine to make fresh squizzed orange juice. Staff was very helpful and nice. Only one small minus, there was no safe in the room but the hotel seems safe enough. Would def go back!
Very family friendly, as all Novetels are A bit tatty and run down on all aspects. Aircon needs to be stronger, breakfast needs to be fresher
Location was convenient.
Fodd fantastic
easy access from the airport welcoming from start to finish looking forward to returning next year unless there is a special offer might return before then...Ronan Twomey
Convenient for Grenoble and surrounding area. Comfortable and staff helpful.
Children stay free, also it is very nice to see that children do not pay for breakfast, this is an unusual and welcome experience
Good location close to motorway. Friendly staff. The food in the restaurant.
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The Iowa Lakes Community College Alumni and Friends Athletics Hall of Fame is accepting nominations for the class of 2014.
The deadline for nominations will be October 1, 2013. Forms are available in the Athletic Department office at the Estherville campus or online at: www.iowalakes.edu/laker_athletics/hall_of_fame/nomination_form. Nominations may be completed and submitted at any time; they will then be forwarded to the Hall of Fame selection committee for annual consideration in the fall of each year.
The Hall of Fame is the highest athletic award given to any individual or team at Iowa Lakes. Recognition is based on achievements of Laker athletic alumni who performed outstanding on and off the "court" and continued on to a four-year college before embarking on their career.
The spring of 2013 was the inaugural induction ceremony. Last year's inductees were: Nick Bruning '02-'04 Baseball; Charleen Cruchelow '05-'06 Women's Golf; Bob Grems '72-'74 Men's Basketball; Nichole Hendricksen '04-'06 Volleyball; Jeff Kelly '82-'84 Football; Von McDade '86-'88 Men's Basketball; Allie Renberg '05-'07 Women's Basketball; Kent Schroeder '03-'05 Men's Golf; and Brent Shatto '83-'85 Football.
Full profiles for each inductee can also be found online at www.iowalakes.edu.
"We are excited about the Hall of Fame and the chance to bring exceptional alumni back to our college for an annual spring banquet," said Athletic Director Troy Larson.
The selection committee will begin looking at nominations forms as soon as they start to arrive; it is encouraged to get them in as soon as possible.
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Kent Schroeder, Charleen Cruchelow, Von McDade, Nick Bruning, Brent Shatto, Troy Larson - Athletic Director


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During the past decade, Willamette students and young alumni have earned more than 130 of the most competitive grants and fellowships in the country.
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Food for thought: Liquorice root may protect brain cells
A neuroscientist at the University of South Carolina is conducting research on a compound found in liquorice root that could prevent or slow down the cell death associated with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases.
Rosemarie Booze
Dr. Rosemarie Booze, the Bicentennial Chair Professor in Behavorial Neuroscience in the university's College of Arts and Sciences, is isolating liquiritigenin -- or LQ, as Booze calls it -- and is testing its neural effects.
LQ is a phytoestrogen, a compound that is found naturally in plants and that mimics the hormone estrogen. Phytoestrogens bind to one of two types of estrogen receptors (ER) -- alpha and beta -- found in cells in the human body, said Booze. Ones that target alpha ¬¬ERs, which are found throughout the body, have demonstrated qualities that may prevent some cancers, including breast, ovary and uterus. Beta ERs, which LQ targets, are found in cells in the brain.
"Plants are amazing chemists!" Booze said. "Phytoestrogens are only made by plants, and there are several different ones that target estrogen receptors. We are focusing on the beta compounds for neural effects, and these can be found in liquorice root, soybeans and other plants."
Booze's research is funded by a $1.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
"Alpha and beta estrogen receptors are very close in structure, but beta estrogen receptors are more localized in the brain and have different effects on brain cells," Booze said. "We know that LQ is the active compound in one traditional Chinese medicine and is used to treat post menopausal women. We're looking at it for its brain effects."
Booze said creating synthetic forms of these naturally occurring compounds in plants is difficult to do in a lab.


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Truckee, Calif. - The Tornados finished the second day of the USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships on Saturday afternoon with a comfortable lead in the Division II Omnium competitions, led by Jo Tuttle's National Championship in the Four-Cross event.
Also receiving podium finishes for the Tornados on Saturday was Tristan Cowie with a second place finish in the short track event, Julia Tellman with a third place result in the short track and a fifth-place result in the four-cross.
Previous podium finishes for the Tornados in the event include Cowie's fifth-place finish in the cross country event on Friday and Tellman (3rd) and Tuttle's (5th) in the women's cross country event.
The Brevard men's team started off the cross country event on Friday, led by Cowie's finish in 2:37:31, five minutes back of National Champion Stephen Ettinger of Montana State University-Bozeman.
Cory Rimmer, Matt St. Marie and Matt Wells also were in the race, finishing in the top 35 of the event.
On the women's side, Tellman finished six minutes back from Lydia Tanner, also from Montana State University-Bozeman, with a time of 2:24:38 and Tuttle finished five minutes behind her to round out the top five.
Caroline Decosimo recorded a top-ten finish in her first national championship event with a time of 2:48:54, and Sarah Duncan came in 12th to round of the group of Tornado riders on Friday.
The Tornados showed consistency again on Saturday in both the Short Track and Four-Cross events, as Cowie led the men with a second-place finish in the short track, again coming up short behind Ettinger. Rimmer and St. Marie finished in 15th and 16th respectively, while Wells finished in the top 30.
Tellman again showed her consistency and overall skill, finishing third in the women's short track, while Tuttle just missed out on the podium, coming in sixth. Decosimo came in eighth, just behind Warren Wilson's Nina Otter and Duncan rounded out the group in 16th.
Danny Cesare led the charge for the Tornados men's team in the Four-Cross event, finishing 11th. He was joined in the top 15 by teammates Rimmer and Thomas Bagnal, with Cowie finishing in 16th.
Jacob Roland and Park Baker rounded out the group in 23rd and 27th respectively.
Tuttle clinched her third individual National title, finishing ahead of Colorado School of Mines' Courtney Steen in the Four-Cross event, while Tellman finished in fifth for her third podium finish of the National Championships.
Duncan and Decosimo finished in 10th and 12th for Coach Thad Walker as the Tornados have one day remaining as they attempt to hold onto the team overall lead in the downhill contests being raced on Sunday.


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Pop-Culture | Posted by Carolina G on 10/8/2012
Ladies Abound On The Small Screen–But Not Behind It
Mindy Kaling, breakout star of the Emmy-winning TV show, The Office, garners a lot of attention for her wit and comedic timing as Kelly Kapoor, Dunder Mifflin's token mean girl and general hot mess. Eventually, Kaling became the only female writer on the hit NBC series, writing and directing numerous episodes before ultimately being promoted to Executive Producer. This season, FOX gave Kaling a seven-figure deal to create her own pilot. The Mindy Project, which premiered on September 25th, is an ingenious blend of Kaling's typical humor: girly naïveté mixed with feminism, a different take on the modern woman looking for love.
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel, walk to Hua Hin Night Market
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Located in the heart of Hua Hin, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Hua Hin Clock Tower and Hua Hin Night Market. Hua Hin Railway Station and Klai Kangwon Palace are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
Along with a bar/lounge, this hotel has coffee/tea in a common area and dry cleaning. WiFi in public areas is free. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a library, and tour/ticket assistance.
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Hua Hin Paradise Guest House features a library, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This Hua Hin hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area and dry cleaning/laundry services.
Hua Hin Paradise Guest House has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 13
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Library
- Terrace
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Television
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Scooter/moped rentals on site
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 1 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Minimum check-in age is 12
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
No elevators
No pets or service animals allowed
This property accepts only cash for any payments made on the premises. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Hotel Name
- Hua Hin Paradise Guest House
- Hua Hin Paradise Guest House Hotel
We should mention
No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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