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Starting & Financing a Business - Stockton
Destination Angels Camp, Angels Camp Business Association, Calaveras County, Central Sierra Economic Development District, NEC Small Business Development Center - San Joaquin Delta College
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
This event is sponsored by Oak Valley Community Bank. Thank You!
This informative workshop is a great place to start planning and getting your business started on the right foot.
Topics for this two-hour session include:
- Legal requirements and regulations
- Business planning
- Sources of funding
- Determining funding needs
- Preparing a funding request
At the end of the workshop, you can schedule your first individualized consulting session to work specifically on your business. That session and all subsequent consulting sessions are always confidential and without charge.
If you are registering more than one attendee, please enter each person's name and contact information. Thank you!
Please note: Workshop schedules are subject to change. We do not provide refunds but can offer credit for a similar workshop.
For more information about this workshop or othr programs and services, please call the SBDC office at 209.954.5089.
When & Where
56 S Lincoln St
Wednesday, April 24, 2013 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (PDT)
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Guest Post: The A B C's of Vida Vegan Con
We interrupt our tales from the VVC Cocktail Lounge to bring you the following lesson in awesome: a walk down memory lane from Lisa Coulson, aka Panda with Cookie, the co-author of Vegans on the Move.
Trust me, this needs no further introduction.
The A B C's of Vida Vegan Con
As seen on Twitter.
B for the picture of the Beholder from Terry Romero's blogging and storytelling talk.
Canada! I got to meet a lot of Canadians and they use an extra U.
Dovetail scones. I love them, yes I do.
Eat. Eat again. Eat some more.
F is for the friends we made and then added on Facebook.
G is for the Galarama where we made flipbooks of dancing hats.
Homegrown Smoker extended their hours so you could get a mac and cheese burrito at 3pm.
I made it to the vegan mini mall and got a Herbivore shirt.
J for that orange juice!
Kick it off with a cupcake and champagne reception.
Luna and Larry's Coconut Bliss sundae bar at the Galarama. With that caramel sauce!
Meeting and greeting.
N I feel the need to wear a nametag every day now.
Our fearless organizers, Michelle, Jess and Janessa.
Portland 2011!
Quiet please! We have important announcements to make.
Running on the esplanade in the morning.
S Holy shit that was a nice swag bag.
Taco buffet!
Upton's Naturals chorizo on that there taco buffet. Yes yes.
Very many vegans at Vida Vegan Con and the wonderful volunteers.
Waffles from Flavour Spot, Oh yes.
X Next year we need an all xylophone band so x is easier.
Your mama's so vegan she went to Vida Vegan Con.
Zelda gave me a couch to crash on.
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Caleb Johnson is the new "American Idol."
The 23-year-old rocker from Asheville, North Carolina was named the new champion on the show's 13th season finale, beating out 17-year-old Jena Irene from Farmington Hills, Michigan.
Caleb closed the show with "As Long As You Love Me," which will be his first single. The rocker was speechless as he embraced his fellow top 13 finalists but expressed his gratitude to America for choosing him.
Earlier in the two-hour results show, Caleb got the chance to take the stage with KISS. After singing "Shout It Out Loud" with the legends, he invited his brother -- a superfan of the group -- to meet the legends on stage.
Judges Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban and Harry Connick Jr. agreed that both Caleb and Jena deserved to make it as far as they did.
The show paired up its roster of guest performers with the top 13 singers from the season. Jena sang "Ain't It Fun" with her favorite band Paramore, while third place finalist Alex Preston sang with one of his heroes Jason Mraz.
Malaya Watson sang "All Of You" with John Legend at the piano, and Dexter Roberts and C.J. Harris teamed up with country star Darius Rucker.
All of the male finalists got behind Aloe Blacc for "The Man," while the ladies sang with Demi Lovato on "Neon Lights."
Other match-ups included Sam Woolf and Phillip Phillips and Jessica Meuse and Jennifer Nettles. Lady Antebellum also stopped by to debut their new single. Even the "Idol" family took the stage.
Host Ryan Seacrest ended up singing for the first time on TV performing a duet with Richard Marx on Marx's "Right Here Waiting," and later all three judges took the stage together with mentor Randy Jackson -- another "Idol" first.
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objective: Make usb persistent drive (os is bt4 r1) boot on all pc's. I dont know how to change the grub file or the fstab ( dont even know what that is).


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Hi all, I'm doing my thesis on mobile malware & botnets.
The goal of project is to find ways of gaining full control over a smartphone remotely and suggest countermeasures.
I've been experimenting with BeEF and hooking the browser on my iPhone - can do some cool stuff but it is not full control (plus the hook script is flushed out when you browse to a new domain!).
Ideally, i want to find a way of executing the Metasploit Meterpeter payload (osx/armle/meterpreter/reverse_tcp) on iPhone and/or android 4.2 handset but most of the resources I can find are about 'installing Metasploit on your iPhone' rather than using it to actually exploit it. I did come across Charlie Millers work where he exploited a flaw in the Apple app store code signing and got Meterpreter shell running - but this is not reproducible.
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A preview of some of the exhibitors' products follows. Booth numbers were correct at time of printing.
Provides efflorescence control
Providing water repellency, efflorescence control, and increased strength and performance, Rheopel Plus admixture adds visual appeal to manufactured concrete products and precast/prestressed concrete. Using small amounts of the product gives big results. Suitable applications include architectural block, single-wythe masonry construction, pavers, segmental retaining wall units, and concrete roof tile. BASF Corp. 800-669-2273. www.basf.com.PCI Booth #127.
Modeling software
Delivered as an add-in to the SolidWorks 3D design software, StructureWorks Precast 2007 SP2.0 synchronizes and automates all drawing types, bills of material, and engineering content for a building project. Built on a CAD engine, it is also integrated with Microsoft SQL Server. File opening times have also been drastically reduced. StructureWorks LLC. 303-278-4111. www.structureworks.net.PCI Booth #139.
Central mix plant
MobileMat central mix batch plants, manufactured by Germany's Wiggert + Co., provide consistent concrete production at the jobsite. They come in 10 standard capacities from 30 to 120 cubic yards per hour, and include an advanced PCS control system, moisture sensors, and precision load cells. Advanced Concrete Technologies Inc. 603-431-5661. www.concretebiz.com.PCI Booth #212..
Void covers for precast
The Burke Lift Cover is designed to fit oval-shaped voids in precast concrete, saving time and money and providing a uniform, consistent appearance. They are easy to install and are available in a variety of standard and custom colors. High Concrete Accessories. 800-508-2583. www.highconcreteaccessories.com.PCI Booth #219.
Thin brick
MetroBrick TBX-grade architectural thin brick for precast concrete elements are designed with a channel back for superior bond, and fit into any formliner system. Corner pieces and edge caps are manufactured to hold shape. These thin bricks come in a variety of colors and finishes, including unwaxed or waxed finish. Custom colors and blending are available. Ironrock/MetroBrick. 888-325-3945. www.ironrock.com. PCI Booth #241.
Formliners give clean concrete finish
VinyLok trapezoidal formliners are designed for high re-use and a clean concrete finish with no nail head impressions or grooves. Extruded in lengths of up to 40 feet for use in precast applications, they feature interlocking nailing strips that let the contractor fasten the liner to the substrate. The formliners are made from ABS plastic, which has exceptional strength and resiliency, yet is cut easily with hand or power tools. Fitzgerald Formliners. 800-547-7760. www.formliners.com. PCI Booth #301.
Pre-stressing strand
Strand-Tech Martin manufactures pre-stressing strand that meets ASTM A416 in most diameters, including grades 250, 270, and 300, both in low and normal relaxation. Strand-Tech Martin. 877-783-3305. www.strandtech.com.PCI Booth #307.
Paper stencils
The Stenciled Concrete paper stencil patterns resemble brick, stone, or tile. On fresh concrete, the stencil is placed on the surface and a dry-shake color hardener is applied over the stencil and troweled in. After the concrete has set, the stencil is removed to reveal the pattern. Using textured rollers and release agents further improves the surface's appearance. Artcrete Inc. 888-328-9321. www.artcrete.com. PCI Booth #308.
Moisture sensor for mixers
The Hydro-Mix VI is a microwave sensor for accurate moisture measurements within static pan, horizontal shaft, and ribbon mixers. The sensor interfaces directly with all control systems. The company's Hydro-Com software enables remote calibration, configuration, and firmware upgrades. Built for rugged use, the unit features a hardened steel wear ring and ceramic face-plate. Hydronix. 888-887-4884. www.hydronix.com. PCI Booth #311.
Portable converter for external vibrators
The FUE series variable frequency converters deliver consistent and customized power to external vibrator motors to maximize daily precast production, reduce noise, and optimize concrete consolidation. The converters can be controlled manually or remotely, and can be programmed to operate the vibrators in series. They also are portable enough for construction sites. Wacker Corp. 800-770-0957. www.wackergroup.com.PCI Booth #335.
US-made planetary mixer
Mixer Systems now offers a planetary mixer manufactured in the United States. The counter-current rotating action of the mixing arms can produce a uniform batch of concrete, aggregate, liquid, and other materials in as little as 30 seconds. Domestic manufacturing provides several benefits, such as shortening delivery time to weeks instead of months. Electrical systems also are built for the U.S. industrial environment and don't require rewiring. Mixer Systems Inc. 800-756-4937. www.mixersystems.com. PCI Booth #421.


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Activity Based Eco Day
Amrita Bala Kendra
Sunday, January 20, 2013 from 1:30 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
"Everything in Nature is a wonderful miracle. Isn't the little bird flying through the vast sky a miracle?" —Amma
Let us begin the new year by giving our children the opportunity to come closer to nature.
Come for a fun filled day at the M A Center where the children & adults will learn about Solar Energy, Water shed, Dams & and the green aspect of the property by engaging in various activities.
Join us for a one-hour-plus hike in the rolling hills of the MA Center property. Activity based walks for three age groups (4 to 8yrs, 9 to 12 yrs, and teens) will use a wide and safe trail up into the watershed of Crow Creek.
Walkers of all ages will learn about and experience the harmony of nature, flora and fauna, the rushing water and dams of the watershed of Crow Creek. We'll talk about the amazing topography of the Bay Area shaped by multiple rivers and creeks like Crow Creek and San Leandro Creek.
With any luck we will see and learn to identify (for appropriate ages) native oaks and bay trees, redwoods, pine, eucalyptus, and many other trees.
Then in the underlayer we'll note mushrooms, grasses, coyote brush, lavender, rosemary and mistletoe hanging in the trees. We.ll look at erosion, imagine salmon swimming up the creek, get a good look at cattle grazing and how it has changed the landscape. With any luck we will see some deer, swans, ducks, hawks and vultures and maybe even a skunk or a fox (probably at a distance)!
For appropriate ages we will take a careful look at all the issues of global warming and how the natural environment reacts to and influences global warming. We'll also take a close up look at a new large installation of solar panels. Paricipants will enjoy a 21st century learning experience in an ancient and beautiful natural setting.
If it looks like rain, bring your raincoats, boots and umbrellas and all the brave souls can take a walk in the rain. Warm and dry alternative activities will make up Plan B.
In addition to the above there will also be yoga session, service projects, games & fun activities for the children.
Below is the tentative schedule for the day.
When & Where
10200 Crow Canyon Road
Castro Valley,
Sunday, January 20, 2013 from 1:30 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
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Amrita Bala Kendra program tries to give children an understanding of spiritual principles and shows them how to bring these simple teachings into their daily lives through stories, bhajans, field trips, arts and crafts, celebration of festivals and service projects. The Bala Kendra program focuses on values, traditions, and spiritual practices.
For more details, please visit the Amrita Bala Kendra website.


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Crossline Community Church
Saturday, March 30, 2013 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PDT)
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2. Dougher-Vermazen, M. et al. (1994) Biochem Biophys Res Commun 205, 728-38.
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4. Takahashi, T. et al. (2001) EMBO J 20, 2768-78.
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6. Karkkainen, M.J. and Petrova, T.V. (2000) Oncogene 19, 5598-605.
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Four parts today.
Orlando Bloom found his woman of the hour and tried to take her clothes off right there.
Pete Wentz and his son at the airport.
Rosie Huntington Whiteley has skipped the entire Expendables road show so I guess it really si over between her and Jason Statham.
Speaking of the guys, they were in Paris yesterday and
rainy Cologne, where Sylvester Stallone's daughter showed up again.
Sofia Vergara on the set of Modern Family.
Looking much more put together is Taylor Swift.
Nick and Vanessa Lachey had some dinner. Nice of Nick to get dressed up for it.


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35th U.S. President 1961-1963
LIFETIME: 1917-1963, of Irish ancestry
PRIMARY HOME (top left): "The Kennedy Compound" Hyannis Port MA - a 2-story shingled frame house on 6 acres along Nantucket Sound on Cape Cod. Included in the Compound were the homes of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and Joseph P. Kennedy.
RESIDENCE AS SENATOR (center right): 1528 31 st Street , Georgetown District of Washington D.C. - a 3-story brick row house with a patio garden
BIRTHPLACE (bottom right): 83 Beale Street - a 3-story frame house in Brookline MA
"The Cape is the one place I can think and be alone."
John F. Kennedy spent his infancy in a modest but upper middle class home. Soon, however, his parents amassed considerable fortune and political influence that provided their children with a privileged existence. The Kennedys owned a palatial home outside New York City , a residence in Manhattan , a rented villa on the Riviera , a winter home in Palm Beach , Florida , and a summer home on Cape Cod .
In the 1950s, JFK established his own home on the Cape adjacent to his parents' home which later became the site for his "Summer White House" during his presidency. Here he could get away for private meetings, join rowdy family gatherings, or reflect quietly. "I always come back to the Cape and walk the beach when I have a tough decision to make."
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Thread: Hemorrhoid during pregnancy..
22nd May 2012 12:49 PM #1
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Hemorrhoid during pregnancy..
This may sound unbecoming but before my first pregnancy I never notice any abnormality with my anal cavity or anus. But after my delivery, my OB told me that one of her struggle in my delivery was my hemorrhoid.
Does pregnancy prone you to this? Is there some rationale or reasons why hemorrhoids appear during pregnancy?
I have talked to some moms in my locality and it seems to be so true to them too.
Any enlightenment on this issue will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks again.
23rd May 2012 02:52 PM #2
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Many women develop hemorrhoids during pregnancy and labor. Pregnant women are more prone to constipation, which in turn causes hemorrhoids. During labor, the straining can intensify or create hormones.
One of the best things that a woman can do to prevent hemorrhoids is to prevent issues that will cause irritation to the anal cavity. Drink plenty of water and consume plenty of fiber. Try to obtain iron from natural sources rather than harsh supplements whenever possible.
If you've already developed hemorrhoids, try treating them with an over-the-counter cream or witch hazel soaked pads applied to the area as needed.
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mom2many is right on target as to why hemmorhoids happen more often in pregnant women. The hormone, progesterone, is responsible for preventing miscarriage and can increase to very high levels during pregnancy. This hormone also relaxes muscles, and when the muscles in your digestive tract relax constipation happens.
One really easy way to be sure this doesn't happen is by drinking plenty of pure water throughout the day. And a super great way to get natural iron from vegetables and lots of fiber in your diet is to drink green smoothies.
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Cavs Jersey Stolen from Quicken Loans Arena
(Cleveland)- An investigation is underway into the apparent theft of a retired Cleveland Cavaliers jersey.
The team says someone swiped the large number-34 banner honoring Cavs legend Austin Carr from the rafters of Quicken Loans Arena.
The banner was last seen Monday night during a pro wrestling show.
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Mower takes All-SAC honors at 2011 Food Lion SAC ChampionshipsOctober 22, 2011
Merkel achieves All-Freshman status at Panther Creek State Park
Morristown, Tenn. - Josh Mower became the second Brevard College Men's Cross Country runner to earn All-SAC honors after finishing 11th overall and Bart Merkel earned All-Freshman honors to pace the Tornados at the 2011 Food Lion SAC Championships on Saturday morning at Panther Creek State Park.
Mower, a sophomore from Ramseur, N.C. led the Tornados to their highest finish in the SAC Championship event, crossing the line in 27:20.2, setting a mile-pace of 5:30.0 to join Matthew Crowe as the only BC men's runners to finish on the All-SAC postseason team.
Bart Merkel joined Mower in the top 20, crossing the line 19th overall for his best finish in the 2011 season, finishing with a time of 27:35.9 in finishing third overall among SAC freshmen in earning All-Freshman team honors.
Jordan Tager placed 33rd overall with a time of 28:25.0, while senior Jonathan LaVelle crossed the line 40th overall with a time of 28:57.6 in his final season with the Tornados.
Sophomores Erik Gibbs, Chris Shore, Skip Allsopp and Jourdane Landry finished 52nd, 59th, 62nd and 81st to round out the group for Coach Jack Daniels.
The Tornados look ahead now to the 2011 NCAA Southeast Regional, which will be held on Saturday, November 5th in Charlotte, N.C. The runners will take their marks at the starting line at 11 a.m.
Team Results
1. Mars Hill, 46
2. Anderson, 48
3. Wingate, 98
4. Lenoir-Rhyne, 101
5. Brevard, 142
6. Lincoln Memorial, 176
7. Newberry, 197
8. Catawba, 204
9. Carson-Newman, 230
10. Tusculum, 249
SAC Runner of the Year: Justin Gragg, Mars Hill
SAC Freshman of the Year: Mike York, Lenoir-Rhyne
SAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Justin Gragg, Mars Hill
SAC Coach of the Year: Mike Owens, Mars Hill
All-Conference First Team
Justin Gragg, Mars Hill
Christian Crifasi, Catawba
Mike York, Lenoir-Rhyne
Parks Edwards, Anderson
Eric Blackburn, Mars Hill
Derrick Lindsay, Lincoln Memorial
Steve Hammond, Wingate
All-Conference Second Team
Alex Pena, Anderson
Deniz Hay, Anderson
Christopher Powell, Mars Hill
Josh Mower, Brevard
Kyle Koby, Anderson
Biniam Ateka Belachew, Wingate
Josh Greenfield-Tuttle, Mars Hill
All-Freshman Team
Mike York, Lenoir-Rhyne
Maurice Riden, Mars Hill
Bart Merkel, Brevard
Justin Golay, Newberry
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A Girl's Guide to Vampires
Love Spell, Nov 2003, 6.99, 374 pp. ISBN: 0505525305 Based on C.J. Dante's Book of Secrets Roxy and Joy head to the Czech republic ostensibly seeking men, but it is the in place for vampires. The two American females attend the Moravian Gothfaire on All Hallow's Eve at Drahanska Castle where they meet men claiming to be vampires. Of course these modern women reject the notion of someone drinking blood from a live mortal though the participants ...
Hard Day's Knight
Recently unemployed and unattached computer programmer Pepper Marsh was convinced by her cousin CJ that she would find the perfect man for her at a jousting competition at the Ontario Renaissance Faire. CJ has found the perfect person for not only herself there but 3 of her friends also. Pepper finally agrees to dress up as a wench and as it happens she is immediately saved by her �Knight in Shining Armor� the very first time she set foot out of he...
Improper English
Alexandra Freemar (Alix) goes to London with one main goal: she must write a romance novel in two months or care for an elderly relative, by order of her mother. Unfortunately, she can be a truly awful writer, as the snippets of her novel prove. Then she meets Alexander Black (Alex) and life gets more complicated. Deep down, Alix doesn't believe in her own worth, and it has negative consequences in her writing and her relationship with Alex. She need...
Men in Kilts
Kate Williams goes to a mystery writers' conference in England and ends up falling head over heels in love with Iain MacLaren, a Scotsman and, horror of horrors, a quiet alpha male. He introduces her to his sons, not always with the best results, and, as she tries to learn how to fit in and operate in a foreign world (the Scottish Highlands, on farm land), she does her very best to make Iain say "I love you." Unfortunately, in the process she has to de...
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Noble Destiny
Lady Charlotte Collins, like all women of the ton during Regency period, were raised to be vain, shallow and think little past the fashions of the day. She was taught to be gorgeous, in style and with only generally nattering of polite conversation. Charlotte shocked the proper and stuffy ton and outraged her family, by eloping with a second son of Italian noble, just after Gillian married Noble. But now she is back. A window, penniless - thanks to...
Noble Intentions
25 year old, half-American Gillian Leigh is in London to attend her cousin's coming out season in the ton. She is quite delighted to be a wallflower - provided she could stop doing clutzy things like setting the Duchess' favourite gold curtains on fire!! She does not waltz - she murders toes!!! She is outspoken, has dogs with a 'problem' that has everyone fanning the air!! She is a quick judge of character and is not afraid to blister her aunt for going ...
Sex and the Single Vampire
The Corset Diaries
Onyx, May 2004, 6.99, 352 pp. ISBN: 0451411129 To pay off the medical bills of her deceased spouse thirty nine years old American Tessa Riordan is elated to obtain a job on a reality TV show in London. The $10K compensation will get the genealogical expert out of debt though she frets that her weight will embarrass her when the producer rejects her for being to plump. Still the �skinny challenged� woman gets the part of the wealthy American m...
The Trouble with Harry
Leisure, Jul 2004, 6.99 ISBN: 0843951443 Forty-something widow Marques Harry Haversham decides he needs a wife to help him raise his five unruly children, but feels too old to enter the marriage mart and besides he does not want to suffer the torture of the Ton. Instead of soirees and balls, he places an advertisement in the paper. To his shock, he receives numerous candidates from all types of life, shapes, and age. He chooses the thirty-thir...


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POMONA - Bird enthusiasts flocked to the Everybody's Bird Mart on Sunday at Fairplex.
A variety of birds, cages, seed, feeder, vitamins, toys, perches and other means of spoiling pets were available at the 111th event.
"A lot of people see the outside bird as being brown, black or tan," said small business bird owner Elizabeth Shogren, "but then they come here and they don't realize how many different kinds of birds there are and the colors they come in."
Shogren, who is also a member of the Hemet Valley Bird Society, said that while birds can be pets like dogs and cats, they live much longer.
"This miligold macaw can live up to 75 to 80 years," she said. "When I tell people that, they usually say `I'm going to have to will it to somebody."'
In addition to selling birds, Eric Antheunisse, owner of Cedar Hill Birds in Lodi, provided tips for those looking to purchase a feathered-friend.
"There are two types of birds, pet birds and breed birds," said Antheunisse, who is also a professional aviculturist. "Pet birds are tame and are hand-fed birds, and if anyone is selling you a pet bird they should be able to take them out of the cage and put them in your hand."
Breed birds are not tamed, and are not meant to be because they are used only for the purpose of reproducing, he said.
Unlike most pets, birds' reproductive organs are internal, said Antheunisse, who has been breeding birds for 30 years. Birds have to be DNA tested to know the sex.
Some of the prices Sunday ruffled the feathers of a number of people at the bird mart.
There were birds being sold for less than $10, but others cost more than $1,000.
After a decade of not having birds, Zeus Villaflor of Carson decided to buy six parakeets. Each had distinctive colors and each was about 2 inches tall. Villaflor said they're the cheapest of birds, priced at $6 each.
"I didn't want to jump into buying something expensive or a high-maintenance bird," said Villaflor, 25. "A friend advised me on which type of bird to purchase and these are lovely, easy to take care of and you don't have to pet them all the time."
Villaflor planned to name them once he got home.
Many bird vendors have birds as pets.
Cesar Fabian, owner of Maria and Artemios Birds in Arleta, has an African Grey parrot named Pancho that talks.
Fabian said birds offer companionship.
"He reacts to me and gives me attention - he's my buddy," said Fabian, of San Fernando.
Marta Armas bought three English budgies on Sunday that will join the 35 other birds at her Canyon Country home.
"I have cats, dogs, turtles. I love animals," she said. "And once I bought one bird I kept on buying more."
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Not too far away from all the sights, pleasant and helpful staff and extremely clean rooms, very good breakfast buffet. No evening dining room.
Convenient to the railway station, shopping centre and main attractions.
From the greeting at the front desk to the cleanliness of our room everything was excellent
The hotel is of a very high standard in terms of design, comfort and guest services. It is very conveniently located very close to both the airport, main train station and city center. The breakfast is extensive with many items of gourmet quality.The staff are friendly and professional and I highly recommend this hotel in Pisa.
Good location. Good value for the money. Don't bother with the breakfast if it is not included in your reservation. It is not worth the price.
central location, good room rate no view - room 305 looked onto an enclosed air well/vent but the rate was a good one so not too bothered
This is a good hotel if you want something in a great location with no frills. Very simple, clean and nothing special. The breakfast was a lot better than I thought it would be. Rooms were simple, small and clean. The bathroom was nice and good sized.
Helpful and knowledgeable staff - we asked about places to eat and were directed to a superb pizzeria around the corner No.
The location was good. Walking distance from everything important. Nothing, was pleased with service.
I liked the friendliness of the staff as well as the central location and value for money. Nothing!
Attractive decor - reception/help
The location of the hotel was very good, we were near the main train station and the restaurants and bars.The room was functional for our needs. The hotel advertised a shuttle bus to the airport however none exists, this was one of the reasons we chose the hotel. The receptionist was quite rude on check when we asked about the shuttle service.
Most staff were friendly and spoke good English
The staff were extremely helpful and the hotel was ideally located for sightseeing, with just a short walk to the Leaning Tower.
Staff very helpful and convenient to Tower and railway station via a short can ride.
Efficient service, very clean, adequate comfort, very good choice at breakfast in nice airy dining room. Good location if you don;t mind walking a bit , quiet at night. Hotel seemed to attract considerate guests. Definately good value for money just don't use the mini bar.
The location is quiet, close to the leaning tower of Pisa. If you want to stay in the hotel and relax for a extended vacation, this is the hotel you should choose. There is no iron in the room which is quite unexpected for a 4 star hotel. They have iron in a common place but the location is not convenient. If you want to extend your stay , you should inform them earlier. The staff don't seem to be interested to extend 1 night after 10 nights stay.
The staff where excellent the food and service fatastic The gps took me to a concrete wall and underpass that was late at night and raining may be better to give more directions but stakk provided support and help
Air conditioning was nice. Good location. Friendly staff. The WiFi was terrible. Bad coffee for breakfast.
Nice staff and they were very helpful. The Breakfast was good compared to most Italian hotel breakfasts,actually my wife stated that the croissants were the best she had ever had. Sky channels were a plus and a 10 minute walk to the leaning tower. The shuttle for 10 Euro is actually a good bargain versus a taxi to/from the airport. Easy to take a bus for 1 Euro to the train station to Florence and the train is 12 Euro from Pisa to Florence round trip. We had a nice trip. The beds were very hard. We were not impressed with their dinner menu and would recommend eating dinner outside of the hotel compared to other places we have visited. Not much around the hotel and the little market shop around the corner closes fairly early, so buy what you need early.
Reception staff very friendly and helpful. Hotel very clean and offered modern facilities Service in dining room was rather slow with a rather surly head waiter
Great Breakfast, free parking at the hotel and close enough to walk to Pisa Tower Bed was *very* hard compared to the other dozen or so hotels we stayed in while in Italy
Very relaxed, friendly staff, will recomed to our friends in the UK.
Location (quiet), hotel staff, cleanliness of our room, private parking area. No free internet.
nice rooms, clean, friendly and professional staff no
The housekeeping was very good with rooms made up quickly and efficiently.Housekeeping and restaurant staff were very helpful I felt reception could have been more friendly
the room is very clean& the staff are very good welling to help all the time the reataurant doesn't offer much varity of food, but the hotel is good
The wellcome of the personnel & the parking facilities. The location. The cold water as hot water was not hot ..!!!
central location, breakfast ok, service ok aircondition at the room was out of order
Location (for the station), very good breakfast - especially the pastries! Slow desk service
I stayed for business so the location was great that it was in front of the train station. Mini-bar was really expensive and you need to pay for internet. The hotel would be even better if these prices can be cheaper.
Very Good location to see the local sites
I liked the fact that it is value for money, breakfast was excellent and it was right infront of the train station. the water was sometimes a little bit cold
Clean rooms, friendly staff, great proximity to train station and airport! 0
The room was very clean and had good air conditioning, and the room was very quiet and comfortable.
Excellent breakfast buffet. Outdoor patio area. Groovy neon lighting at night. A unique well excecuted design. Great service from the staff.
It is a modern desing hotel (probably too modern for my taste). it is not an outstanding hotel but for the purpose to stay 1 night in Pisa was ok. The floor seemed dirty however it is part of the design(?). There is not much to do around the hotel.
Stile, little rooms, parkingplace We had to wait rediculous long for being served in the restaurant.A better breakfast-box when you have to leave the hotel early in the morning.NB.The given emailadress firstname.lastname@example.com doesn't work!!!
it is a new built hotel and quite funky with super modern decoration not many choices for vegeterian food, lack of english channels on t.v. there was only one channel:CNN. no coffee/tea/kettle available in the rooms
location ,breakfast,room ,staff all were decent and friendly bar & mini bar prices were extortionate. the evening meals were very fancy. would have prefered plain and simple food choice.would stay again but for no more than a couple of nights.
Fantastic Hotel, Staff great, very helpful and friendly. Although new all were striving to deliver a first class service and this was achieved Nothing
cleanliness of our room!
Everything excellent! The only slight problem was the lack of instructions to use all the technology!
Excellent top quality luxury modern hotel minutes from the airport and easy access to pisa central by bus is only 10 minutes.
The room and the breakfast. The location, better for who is by car.
Location very close to the leaning tower of Pisa,the barman was an absolute star,like a favourite grandad,you want to take him home!!! We were given a fairly poor room off a corridor behind the bar.....We didnt really pay very much so cant complain,I think there was a conference going on so maybe they got the best rooms....Anyway it was quiet(for Italy)!!!Shower was extremely poor and small(more water on the floor than anywhere else)..
Very high standard of accommodation in a most convenient location. Staff were friendly and helpful, and breakfast was excellent.
I especially liked the location and got a great view of The Leaning Tower of Pisa from our room which is within a three minute walk.
The staff were very helpful and the location is excellent as its around the corner from the Tower and Duomo etc. The lack of a working air conditioner! This was a major inconveience in the torrid heat of a July night. We arrived late (around 1a.m.) and by the time it was apparent that the all the airconditioner could do was make lots of noise it was too late to get the matter resolved. As we were only staying for one night I cannot say if they fixed it in time for the next occupants.
location and service
The room was elegant, excellent Restaurant services in evenings could be improved to the same level as the rest of the hotel.
Fantastic location if you want to be close to the main monuments in Pisa. Bed's were very hard.
The location is unbeatable. From the rooftop you have an outstanding view of the Tower. The hotel is on the older side. Many of the rooms just need to updated and renovated.
The hotel is in perfect location very close to the leaning tower of Pisa. Lorenzo the front desk receptionist was very helpful & has excellent rapport. The rooftop restaurant has a excellent view of the dome & leaning tower & sunset but was not impressed with the waiters & has a limited selection of dishes.
the hotel was perfectly located for the square, it is a lovely hotel, yes it maybe old fashioned but thats what gives it its character, we were very happy with it.
Excellent location- 2 minute walk to the Tower of Pisa and easy reach to shops. Staff are extremely helpful. Highly recommended.
Its location and the proximity to major sights in Pisa. The hotel offered reasonable facilities for the price charged Poor information on how to access the hotel by car. For a first time visitor to Pisa the need for authorization to access the city center is no obvious and the hotel could have given advanced assistance by providing suitable information. The breakfast room staff seemed to consider serving was a favour provided to guests rather than a paid for service!
i liked how helpful the staff were, i liked the free wi-fi access, and i loved the design of the hotel and how it was furnished, and the cleanliness of the room The breakfast was not up to the 5 star hotel standards
view from the room window.
Every things were or.
Amazing view of the Tower of Pisa and Cathedral! A bit outside the city so more relaxed and quiet atmosphere in the hotel. Gorgeous pool and outside area. Beautiful facilities and state of the art room. Totally great hotel and would stay there again in a minute!
Very new Modern Hotel Can't believe that they not provide Sliper. Breakfast is not enough for all guests
Rooms No
Modern feel Difficult to find using the Booking.com directions
The staff were efficient and friendly and the facilities in the hotel and rooms were of a very high standard. Breakfast was excellent.
good of all! no
The hotel is very modern, room was beautiful, bed comfortable, linens fine. great view of leaning tower of pisa. we left some jewelry behind and the housekeeper came running after us with it. don't find that too often these days. also dinner in dining room was quite lovely. staff very attentive.
Nice facility for the money, very nice room. Front desk staff and wait staff very attentive. We were told our breakfast was included when we checked in but to find out in the morning it wasn't. The head waiter was not very nice about the situation, he was a jerk. Not well located to sites, this hotel is in a residential area.
Across road from Leaning Tower & Cathedral. Cd not be more convenient for them
the view from the room noisey with being on a main road. not a very good breakfast.
good location, very close to the center
This is the hotell that i never will visit anymore. The noise from the trafikk was terrible.
Nice hotel, nice staff, good location. Nothing
Near the leaning tower and busstation to airport, espresso at the breakfast. Price is high, a lot of traffic-noise, breakfast was very simple.
Excellent value for money. The manager was very pleasant and helpful. The location was truly excellent as it was just across the road from the cathedral and tower and very close to restaurants and the old town. The breakfast was also very good with meat and cheese, yoghurt and fruit. The heating could not be controlled so was on very hot and we had to open the windows to keep the room at a comfortable temperature.
atmosphere poor breakfast, some ham and cheese would be good to have
View was wonderful. Tower just across the road. Breakfast was basic, could do better.
The hotel was fine for a overnight stay. Not very happy with the front desk support. Though good value for money & exellant location.
The staff were very helpful and the room was lovely. The conservatory area of the dining room was very cold at breakfast (it was a very cold day!) and I did not like paying six euros for a coffee and seven euros for one standard glass of red wine.
The friendliness, helpfulness and professionalism of the staff. The sheer beauty of the hotel. The breakfast. The eccentric light switches
The hotel is located in the old part of town, just 5 minutes' walk to the Tower and cathedral. It has a very good restaurant. The staff were extremely helpful.
nothing was to much trouble for any of the staff they made you feel very welcome
Dining in the garden The food was poor
The location of the Hotel was fantastic. Extremely close to the Tower but in a quiet street. The room was quite small, but they do warn you of this!
near the centre of Pisa sites We did not feel that it justified its 5* status. At dinner they had a tasting menu that we were interested in but they said we would have to pay the full price without any discount although we were on 1/2 board. Also the dishes we did select did not arrive with their accompaniments on both dishes, mine supposed to have a carrot flan not there. we did mentin this to the staff and they said they would remember for next time! The deluxe room we were given was smaller than a lot of 4* that i have stayed in
Outside breakfast area was very pleasant. The staff were very helpful. The room was tiny which is why I only put 'fair' for 'value for money'.
excellent location to city center, pleasant staff,good serviceand a very rich breakfast.very nice terrace to have breakfast. small rooms needs plasma screen for TV.
Tranquil and accessible. Bedroom rather small
a very good service and helpfullness
Good location, close to station. n/a
The location was very convenient to the train station, airport, and the historic sights of Pisa. Everything we wanted to see was in walking distance. The front desk staff was very friendly. We checked in late at night, and the front desk person was incredibly helpful and accommodating. Check out with other staff was the same. The room was clean and met our expectations. The immediate block or two right around the hotel felt a little unsafe late at night, but the front desk staff was very helpful in recommending where to go and what areas were safe for walking at that time. During the day, the area did not feel unsafe.
Proximity to the Railway Station. The Shuttle Service from the Airport.
This place is only few minutes from the train station and they had a wonderful breakfast area with a very good breakfast buffet. Front desk staff was very nice. From the photos it looked nicer than it really is. My bathroom was not completely clean - the toilet especially so I didn't appreciate that. Also the walls or door insulation wasn't good so whenever someone was going to the room at night I could hear that. Other than that everything was good.
Close to train station (few steps) and 5 minutes drive to airport. Excellent for late or early flights. Room was clean and comfortable. Coffee only available in afternoon since they want you to have the overpriced breakfast in the morning.
cleanliness of rooms, friendly staff,
The hotel staff were nice, natural, prompt and efficient. I liked them and appreciated their behavior.I felt I could rely on help from them if needed. The design of it, but it's nothing to complain about.
The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The breakfast included was excellent. We seemed to be put in rooms that were below the standard of the rest of the hotel. On our second stay, we were unable to use the showers as no curtain or shower mount on the wall, and the bathrooms were of a poor standard, a couple of the towels in one room were visibly dirty as though trodden on. Three beds were also put into a two bed room. As a business traveller who stays in hotels frequently the rooms were way below even the most basic hotel in the uk.
nothing good The hotel is too old and the facilities are very bad. I got a tiny single room with bad bath room. It's the worst 3 stars hotel that I ever stayed in
The bottle of wine waiting for us upon our arrival was a great perk!
The Hotel La Pace was situated very near the railway station. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would recommend this hotel. The rooms are a bit old fashioned but being a constant visitor to Italy this seems to be the norm.
Clean room, good breakfast. Not close to main attraction, if you have car you should be fine.
The room was very clean. Mini-fridge with water in it. The shower was small but had great water pressure. 30 minute walk or short drive to the Tower of Pisa. Short walk to a nice ice cream place. Large TV with some English channels. Free wifi and free parking! Double beds in Europe are really just two twins pushed together but apparently that's standard.
hotel restaurant for evening meal was good room was poor - was a quad room and we were given a disabled room with a wet room. the drainage in the shower was inadequate, and left the whole bathroom and outside area completely flooded, not very pleasant and a little dangerous as it was so slippery
The hotel was of a very good standard and represented excellent value for money. The Hotel staff were very professional. There was ample parking, and it was a very pleasent stay.
Found everyone so helpful and so very easy to get about using buses and trains. Hotel was in just the right place for us
good service, nice hotel you will need to take a taxi to the leaning tower and the center, too far to walk
Website advertised cycles which was factually incorrect. No cycles available.
The rooms were very nice and roomy. The breakfast was good as well. We did not find the staff on reception helpful. i.e. we had to ask when breakfast was, didn't mention to buy bus tickets from shops as they had run out.
clean and comfortable
The welcome was good, staff dealt with everything quickly and efficiently, all the staff where helpful and friendly and there were no problems with our room or any aspect of our stay.
The workers were friendly. The breakfast was good. The hotel has a free parking. The room was big, and the bed was very confortable. The bathroom had a shower curtain. That is not acceptable in a 4 star hotel. Also, the curtain did not look clean. There was no hot water in the morning. We had to shower with very cold water.
the modern style of the hotel. the caring attitude of the hotel's personnel.
Very helpful chap at the front desk. Excellent location near the tower and numerous restaurants but in a nice quiet street and overall no real complaints. The lift was a bit tempremental and the breakfast somewhat limited but this didn't detract from our stay whatsoever.
Proximity to the Leaning Tower, the roof terrace, and their recommendation of a good, inexpensive eatery nearby We would have liked proper fresh coffee at breakfast rather than self-serve from a machine
A wonderfully friendly and helpful gentleman on reception who made us very welcome on our brief stay. The room was clean and adequate, if a little stuffy (it was mid summer). Easy walk to the Leaning Tower etc. The breakfast was not flash but we were all fed.
In a good location to tour the city of Pisa. Good staff, breakfast was good. No
The hotel was clean, everything was working. The room was a bit small but nicely furnished and the bed was good. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good but not outstanding.
Close to the tower of Pisa in a quiet and old part of town. Having to wait ages to get the bill.
I ran the Pisa Marathon - and the hotel was in a great spot that was close to the finish and close to the bus pick-up on the morning of the race. The staff there were very friendly and helpful.
Friendly staff, central locations and free wifi the juice and coffee at breakfast aren't so good.
We asked for three single beds and that's what we got. The breakfast was plentiful and amazing coffee machine, my kids really enjoyed it - reception had plenty of maps and advice also the night porter was really, really helpful knew where to get the best pizza, quickest taxis etc everyone spoke english when we got stuck and the room was cleaned properly everyday even the towels were all changed and they did fix the toilet noises. the furnishings were very basic and the beds not very comfortable, toilet made an awful noise for the first couple of nights but this was fixed. All the photos on the site were of the better half of the hotel so not what we were expecting but it wasn't bad.
smart & welcoming - informal "family run" atmosphere
Near airport.
Very nice design of the room and the hotel in general It's a shame that the internet connection cannot reach rooms above the first floor.
Comfortable room very near airport for early morning flight
Delicious complimentary breakfast. Clean and secure. Nice travel hotel.
the shuttle service to the tower and airport and the huge breakfast. nothing everything was perfect
Atomosphere in hotel rooms and loby Atitude to the customer by a Hotel staff
Convenient location for both city and airport. Restaurant facilities were not inviting -- ambience was cold -- so unlike most of Italy!
Very cooperative about late check in (midnight) and shuttle service (15 Euros). Very substantial breakfast included. WIF did not work in room. TV did not work. Walls rather thin, hallway noise. Bathroom shower had mold.
The availability of the shuttle bus to take us to both Pisa and to the airport in the morning. We also thought the rooms where lovely and the dining room and breakfast were great Nothing
Quick check in and out. Quiet and clean. Comfortable bed. Easy to find. Very clean. Nice room.
Close to airport. Shuttle bus service to airport and to central Pisa. Good choice at breakfast. Early breakfast great for early flights. Rather characterless. The airport is quite close to central Pisa, so the next time I would stay there and just take a taxi to the airport.
Proximity to airport and sites. Bad wifi, very mediocre service. Very substandard breakfast.
Buffect Breakfast was excellent - lots of choice, staff really friendly, Hotel very clean and just something different, unlike the modern run of the mill hotels - would definitely stay there again.
The location is beautiful, The staff is very friendly and helpful. The breakfast is good. The noise form the street.
The hotel is in a central area, at a walking distance to the tower, the stores and train station (in case you plan to visit other cities). I was very well treated in the hotel. Although I had to go to airport very early in the morning, I could have coffee and some biscuits in the reception, which it was very good for me and not so common to see in other hotels. The area of the hotel is noisy, particulary in the weekend. I had difficulty to sleep in the first days.
We liked the ambience of the hotel and the friendly staff
Nice old hotel.Good breakfast. It's sad to see an old hotel fall into disrepair. This would have been a grad hotel 100 years ago. The shell, dining area and feel are stil there, but the rest is in great need to modernization. Fixing th roof would be a good idea for a start. It would have meant I woldn't have been rained out of my room.
I extremely enjoyed the historic interior - real 19th? century furniture, pictures, maps. Sound isolation is not very good. Though it is not a great problem.
Spacious old interiors and furniture, historically interesting, with no unnecessary modern trappings Noise from nearby student quarters
The staff at the Royal Victoria Hotel were very helpful, room had very nice antique furniture and the breakfast was excellent
The building is amazing and the staff are very friendly. I can only talk from the point of view of the rooms I saw but they appear shabby. Room 214 can best be described as a bathroom with a bed in it. If you took the wardrobe and tv out it would essntially be a prison cell. The second room I had was 310. Marginally better in that it was en suite. The fixtures in the bathroom are horrible. My shower door wouldn't slide open and close properly, the shower head doesn't look like it's been descaled in years and the water barely dribbles out at a tepid temperture. The rest of the bathroom just comes across as a bit unclean. The whole place could do with a lick of paint.
We liked the older historical character of the rooms and hotel. Don't go in expecting a 5-star hotel but it has character we really enjoyed.
- Friendly staff - Nice Building - Quiet and within walking distance from the station / attractions - Had to pay to use Wi-Fi - Bathroom really needed updating (smallest shower I have ever been in, literally just enough room to stand up)
The size, comfort and cleanliness of the room. The location was convenient for the station. The air conditioning was rather inefficient for the height of summer. We have visited this hotel before when the weather was cooler and there was no problem. The choice for breakfast is rather limited - perhaps we were spoiled by the other hotels on this visit to Tuscany!
We received a warm and cheerful welcome and every member of staff we met on reception was friendly and helpful. The bedroom and bathroom were spacious compared to our previous hotel. The hotel was a five minute, flat walk from the station. The location was also ideal for our 5.30 am taxi pick up to the airport - what seemed a five minute journey. Unfortunately, this meant that we could not try the breakfast. Just a shame it was a transit hotel for us so we didn't manage to enjoy all it had to offer. Reception on Sky News channel not very good - but is that a problem when you are on holiday?
Good location close to train station and the city.
own parking place; good location, very nice and clean room, big, spacious room with spacious bathroom, nice lobby area with several of books about Tuscany, had to pay for parking, lobby area very loud of breakfast plates being washed in the morning
Rooms very clean & comfortable, staff were helpful. We would stay in this Hotel again. Some outside traffic noise on ground floor, 7am breakfast was slightly late on the day we had to leave early.
the room was very spacious an nicely decorated. The staff were helpful and genuinely pleasant.
Friendly,helpfull,quite and clean with a lovely breakfast, Close to the station and within walking distance of the main sites of Pisa.
Room was beautifully decorated and very clean. Can't believe it's only a 3* hotel - better than the 4* we stayed in in Florence
Good location for connection to train station and airport which is why I chose it. Efficient staff, decent facilities. No late night food available, arrived after 12am
Excellent hotel close to the Pisa Railway station. Nicely furnished room, decent breakfast definitely over the Italian avarage.
This hotel suited our needs beyond expectaction, pity it was as far out of town as it was The distance out of town
Close to airport. Great value for money. Clean. Silent. Helpful staff. good breakfast. when we arrived the room was a dusty, after mentioning to the reception it was clean in the same day.
Very friendly staff. Assisted us with the taxi fare because we forgot to change pounds to euro at the airport.
Comfortable, Clean and staff very pleasant. Complimentary Soft drinks in the fridge in room. Maybe could do with drawers or shelves in the room - Just one big wardrobe. Although there was a hotel guide did not say how to access the Sauna.
too warm everywhere
the very nice staff who were so very helpful and kind i would stay again as we had a really nice time marie norton no
Comfortable room, very helpful staff, good breakfast, free minibar items, all at a more than reasonable price Everything was excellent, can't think of anything that could be improved
very comfortable and clean, excellent breakfast Superior attitude of one of the reception clerks - who didn't smile or look me in the face - is most offensive. Pisa taxi service very very bad - non-existent in the late evening. Hotel should respond to calls and pick up late evening airport arrivals. We were stuck at airport from 23:00 to 02:00 with a non-diminishing queue of people. Eventually gave up and walked - carrying heavy bags - from airport to hotel. How about that!
Clean, modern, polite staff and good information. The "2 km" from Pisa center is a 45 minute walk. When taking the bus, remember to bring coins. 1,5 euros pr person and the driver doesnt change.
The hotel was very modern and clean. Breakfast was comprehensive. The staff were helpful with restaurant recommendations. Free minibar is a plus We were given expired key cards twice on check in. The gym was one treadmill and a few weights. It's a good 25 min walk to town centre and taxis are expensive. Absolutely no atmosphere or bar in the hotel; everything is very clinical and forgettable.
The design of the hotel was a medieval age design and was so nice. The room was clean. The staff was not good at english but they were kind and helpful. The location is in the middle of the train station and Pisa tower. You can walk anywhere in Pisa. The bathroom was very small but it was clean.
It was very clean and I found the staff multilingual, very friendly and helpful. The heating did not work, so they gave me another room, which was fine.
Lovely comfortable large rooms with antique furniture. Great location - in the centre of everything and right on one of the busiest shopping streets. As the hotel is located on a main shopping street - the noise of an evening / night can keep you awake at night if you have a room which looks directly onto the street.
The staff were helpful, the location was central for Pisa airport and for getting into Pisa by bus. the breakfast was good The upkeep of the hallways was poor, there were plastered holes in the walls everywher
The hotel is close to Pisa airport where I had an early flight, I ate in the resteraunt and found the food bland and the service medioca, the head waiter thought it correct to conduct loud conversations with other memebers of staff whist people were eating, not very professional
everyone was very nice and very helpful. no
Breakfast Buffet only. The stay was not very good, but ok.
Very handy if staying near the airport, but a bit out of the way for getting into pisa.
Staff extremely helpful and very accommodating especially as we had a very early departure.
Breakfast was wonderful, nice spread. Close to bus that took us to Pisa town center for €1. Front desk staff were not very friendly/helpful, at first they were unwilling to send their free shutle to pick us up from the airport and suggested a taxi that would have cost €15. First room we were given smelled terrible because of a flood in the bathroom. Hotel was booked, so could not move to another room. Hotel wifi was not very fast or reliable.
The hotel has a pool, did not entre as this was very cold and the breakfast was good. Staff where rood as they though we where English but not we where from Scotland, the room air con was not working, the hotel runs a bus shuttle to the airport and the centre but was not accommodating for the duration that we where there and only run into the centre at the week end, therefore expensive on a taxi and charge almost 6 euro before you get in to the taxi and that was the whole reason for staying at this hotel so we could get the bus shuttle too and from the centre of pisa.
Very convenient for Pisa Airport and late/early flights in and out of same. Breakfast very good. Day time reception very helpful. Hotel shuttle bus very useful. Welcome by night reception could have been more friendly. To me the reception at an hotel is very very important and sets the tone for the stay.
My daughter liked the swimming pool. The hotel was very clean and comfortable. The menu could be a little more varied and there is nothing within walking distance although one could walk to the nearby town. Have more than one internet station.
Outstanding staff; close to the station Location means there is a certain amount of street noise in the night
Its next to the station and bus stop. There was water dipping from the ceiling next to my bedroom.
The staff is very helpful shower system)
Excellent location, very close to the train station but not noisy Breakfast very chaotic, items running out and as member of staff was also covering reception, these were not always replenished
Good location, two minutes walk from the railway station and only twenty minutes walk from the main ttractions of the city. Excellent, friendly reception staff who were most helpful.
quiet location
Hotel room was clean, comfortable, breakfast was simple and good, although yougurt would have been on its place in the breakfast. I would have liked the hotel night shift would have talked better English, although we managed well and thery were very helpful.
The welcoming staff. the close proximity to the airport, the train station, shopping, cafes and restaurants. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast adequate. Better coffee.
Very close to the station and friendly staff
the hotel is situation directy at the station, the distance to the city centre is short our room was quite small and the bathroom clean but without a suitable shower curtain


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In 1898 Adams was elected treasurer of the Corporation of Harvard College, and for the next 30 years he had charge of the school's capital funds. During his tenure Harvard's endowment grew from $15,000,000 to $120,000,000, largely as a consequence of his financial and managerial skills. When he resigned as treasurer in 1929, Harvard was well prepared to face the ensuing Great Depression. Later, Adams was president of the Harvard Alumni Association (1933–34) and of the Harvard Board of Overseers (1937–43).
Adams was U.S. secretary of the navy during the Herbert Hoover administration (1929–33). After he left government service Adams resumed his manifold business interests and indulged his profound love of yacht racing. He won the America's Cup in 1920, and in 1939 (at the age of 73) he captured the King's, Astor, and Puritan cups—the three top prizes in American yacht racing—in a single season. He continued to race until 1951, and he maintained his business, financial, and philanthropic activities to the end of his long life.


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Eric Clapton announces new album release date, title
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Eric Clapton has announced the title and release date for his new album, his 21st studio effort.
Old Sock will be out on March 12th on his Bushbranch label. It contains 12 songs, two of which are new originals - "Every Little Thing" and "Gotta Get Over." The remaining 10 are some of Clapton's favorites from his childhood through today, including tracks by Leadbelly, J.J. Cale, Peter Tosh, George Gershwin, Hank Snow, Gary Moore and Taj Mahal.
Guests on the album include J.J. Cale on "Angel," Chaka Khan on "Get on Over," Steve Winwood on "Still Got the Blues" and Paul McCartney on "All of Me."
Clapton will start a tour in support of the album on March 14th in Phoenix.
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EMU regents approve six retirements
YPSILANTI — The Eastern Michigan University Board of Regents approved the retirement of four faculty and two staff at its regular meeting Apr. 1. Those retiring from the University are:
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Intel has announced a collaboration agreement with Arduino, an open-source hardware platform in the maker and education community. Intel also unveiled the Galileo board, the first product in a new family of Arduino-compatible development boards featuring Intel architecture.
The development board runs an open source Linux operating system with the Arduino software libraries, enabling scalability and re-use of existing software, called sketches. Intel Galileo can be programmed through Mac OS, Microsoft Windows and Linux host operating software. The board is also designed to be hardware and software compatible with the Arduino shield ecosystem.
Intel Galileo features the Intel Quark SoC X1000, the first product from the Intel Quark technology family of low-power, small-core products.
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As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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Amazon.com's recent $775 million acquisition of Kiva Systems, a leading robotic warehouse system provider, bodes well for demanding consumers and virtually guarantees that the journey from online order to warehouse to your mailbox is accurate and fast.
Industry leaders such as Amazon.com are literally re-shaping the way ecommerce businesses process and fill customer orders. Wal-Mart, too, is jumping into the ecommerce business to drive more customers to order online -- and take some lost business back from Amazon.com.
As warehouses continue to grow across the industry to over one million square feet, however, increasing shipments is growing increasingly difficult. With these great distances, warehouse pickers need all the help they can get navigating road aisles, finding the goods and getting back to work.
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Overview of current developments in the area of securities law with a focus on securities arbitration and broker-dealer regulation.
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