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On September 27th, the EMC Security monitoring center in Suwanee, Georgia received a fire alarm at 9:39am from the home of a customer located in Smyrna, Georgia. The monitoring center immediately contacted the customer and dispatched the fire department to the house. The monitoring center received an update at 10:21am that there had indeed been a fire at the customer's home. The fire was under control and the fire department was opening windows and doors to ventilate the house. The customer was on site with the fire department at that time and no one was injured.
Fortunately, no one was hurt and fire protection was included in this Smyrna customer's home security system, which is likely what prevented the home from completely burning down. This actual customer story is a prime example of why it one should consider including fire protection as a part of their home security system to help protect their home and their lives.


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Gutted I'm going to be at Invicta the night this is on. Mma junkie stream for me.
Gutted I'm going to be at Invicta the night this is on. Mma junkie stream for me.
5 of your last 6 fights have gone the distance Liam. The only one that didn't in your last 6 fights is when pastor chocked you silly.
To be quite honest I would be surprised if you could Finnish your tea
The only thing am worried about is you making this a boring fuckin fight
Am just not so desperate to get out of there and look at who av fought compared to who u have fought! My biggest worry is u havin a panic attack or trippin on curb an hour b4 the fight, lol you say all this crap but look wer i am ranked and look where you are..... Oh thats right your not ranked sometimes a feel embarassed for you coz you say such stupid shit
Liam Bad Intentions James, pro mma uk featherweight!!
You keep saying look who you've fought you've beat the French fellow that's it anyone else who's half good has beat you. You go on about rankings Liam but I think your the only one who takes them seriously.
Is anyone taking bets on this?
who would you bet on?[/pressure]
'Go read a fucking book, you piece of shit.'
jesus lol. i thought me and hissy were bad when we were gna fight haha. use taking it to new levels lol!
James MacAlister BW pro 7-2-0 DNFT#1
Seriously hope Simba beats you Its not that I dislike you in fact I like your trash talking style and feel the sport needs more of it. Still think Simba has what it takes to reach the UFC time will tell.
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Lincoln High School - School Overview
Lincoln High School is proud to be part of Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools!
A progressive, academically rigorous school and a vital community facility, Lincoln High School (LHS) has a student population of 2,400 in grades 9-12. The school colors are blue and gold, and the mascot is the lion. The high school is accredited by the Ohio Department of Education and by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
There are 158 certificated teachers, 56 classified/unclassified staff and six administrators at the high school. The average classroom experience is 12 years and 82% of the teachers have a master's degree or beyond.
The 2016 graduating class had 558 seniors and a graduation rate of 97 percent. Approximately $10 million in higher education scholarships were offered based on data from the guidance office. A breakdown of self-reported graduating seniors' future plans shows that 98 percent will attend two- or four-year colleges. Over the past two years, we have had 10 National Merit/Achievement Finalists and Commended students.
School bus transportation is provided to students who reside over one mile (plus or minus three-tenths) from LHS. To determine if your household is within this school's boundaries, please visit the Transportation Department's Bus Routes page and enter your street address using Transfinder i. Results from the search will list the school(s) for your household or show "address not found," which indicates that the address is not in the Gahanna-Jefferson Public School's boundaries. For further assistance, contact the Transportation Office at (614) 751-7581.
LHS consists of three interconnected buildings on a 38-acre site that includes a district administrative office building, Lincoln Elementary, athletic fields and an another building Clark Hall located at the corner of Granville and Hamilton road. "Jefferson Hall" includes classroom spaces for freshmen, social studies and special education, and a state-of-the-art technology center. Classrooms are wired for closed circuit television, Internet and computer accessibility. On a 37-acre site adjacent to Blacklick Elementary are a soccer practice field and high school baseball complex with locker room facilities.
Lincoln High School offers a comprehensive academic program with a variety of courses to meet the needs of a diverse student population. Classes include Advanced Placement (AP), Honors courses and a variety of special education opportunities. Students may choose courses from the following areas of study: Art, Business, Computer Science, English & Language Arts, International Languages, Math, Music, Physical Education & Health, Science, Science Academy, Social Studies, Technology Education, Vocational Education, DECA Marketing Program and Work & Family Life.
Students may attend classes in School-to-Career or School-to-College programs through Eastland–Fairfield Career Centers. Architectural Construction Management, Bioscience Technology and Teaching Professions are School-to-College Eastland-Fairfield Career Center programs operated at Clark Hall. Lincoln High School participates in the Post-Secondary Educational Options Program in accordance with the Ohio Board of Education guidelines, allowing students to earn college and high school credit through successful completion of college courses. Additionally, the high school offers an alternative program through the Alternative School which helps students to refocus and recover academic credits in order to graduate with their class.
The high school builds on the solid technology foundation established in the lower grades by instructing students through computer applications such as word processing, desktop publishing, graphic design, computer drafting, CAD operations, A+ Tech Systems Program in computer repair, computer simulation, CD-ROM's and the Internet—just a small part of the programs available for students to master.
Freshmen build their technology skills in the required "Information Technology Class," developed in partnership with Eastland-Fairfield Career Centers. Students have access to two computer labs with new equipment and innovative curriculum. Currently, all sophomores are immersed in technology education in health classes and additionally all juniors in Career Passport.
AP and Honors classes are weighted; please contact the Guidance Office at (614) 478-5508 for more information.
Outstanding Programs & Features
The school enjoys award-winning traditions in music, journalism (newspaper and yearbook), speech/theatre, television and marketing education programs. Students have won many national awards and competitions in these areas. The high school's DECA Marketing program has been consistently ranked high —celebrating their 15th straight year in a row as one of the top 10 chapters at the international conference.
For more information about our school or to arrange a tour, please contact the school office at (614) 478-5500 during regular school hours.


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Featuring free WiFi, a restaurant and a year-round outdoor pool, Makavo Hotel offers pet-friendly accommodation in Aflao. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. All rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property. weiter


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Twitter users from Congress to Kaka'ako react with #islandinthepacific.
It's paradise. So why are we so stressed?
Hawai'i nō ka ʻoi when it comes to the beaches, the food and even our memes.
In The Washington Post ad, the former Hawai'i governor recalls meeting Trump at a Miss Universe pageant in Honolulu.
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I am the difference between 'at risk' and 'at ease'
Nov 2, 2012 8:49am
The following is a guest blog from Symantec
By Patricia Titus, Symantec's Vice President and Chief Information Security Officer.
Symantec's mission to inspire confidence in a connected world requires that we ensure both our own operations and those of our customers are safe and secure. As the leading global information security company, this is not an easy task. In our tech-based society, cyber criminals are now harder to track and companies are more vulnerable than ever. At Symantec, we see every kind of cyber attack on our operations, ranging from malicious attacks aimed at doing deep infrastructure harm to hacktivism.
As Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), it is my job to manage Symantec's global information security and ensure that we have information protection at all levels within company. What may be news to many is that I simply cannot be successful without the awareness and assistance of every single employee, partner, and third party we work with.
Specifically, employees are one of the most vulnerable entry points for cyber criminals these days. Who me? Yes you!
In all fairness, our employees are the front-line, the primary target of phishing attacks, and the primary target of social engineering. They are on the inside of the world's largest security company and the natural targets of attack. Also they can be well-intended insiders and often don't realize that they are engaging in risky behavior. For example, there are malware attacks because people are going to suspicious websites, or attacks stemming from employees that delay downloading critical patches or antivirus updates because it caused a disruption to their workday. Additionally, well-intended insiders are often the point of entry for large-scale nation-state attacks known as Advanced Persistent Threats (or APTs). Lastly, the bring-your-own-device trend has made it harder for CISOs or CIOs to effectively track all entry points all the time.
CISOs are very effective at putting up perimeter defenses, but in truth we need our employees to be the first line of defense. That is why we've focused so heavily on cyber security training and building awareness among our employees, partners and vendors. In 2012 Symantec mandated annual security awareness training and has increased communications from the CISO Organization. But it needs to be more than just training, so we go beyond this to continually educate employees about threat vectors and how they are a part of the attack surface. But more has to be done and we need more awareness campaigns, more threat briefings and more brown bag learning sessions discussing how to identify threats, risky behaviors and ensuring employees are up to date on the latest threat trends. Organizations must tap those people willing to offer this education to fellow employees. Those of us "in the know" often assume that because we all work for the largest security company in the world we're all security experts – unfortunately that's not always the case. Everyone needs to be reminded!
So what else can companies do to stay secure?
1. Be aware. Too often companies, including our clients, will take a plausible deniability stance. If we don't know about it, it can't be happening. But this mentality will only exacerbate the problem. Data has become the business, and companies rely much more heavily on technology for business operations and efficiencies. Everyone needs a strategy, and although it may seem a daunting task, a straightforward solution is to base your security strategy on a well-known framework such as ISO 27001 or the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).
As part of our strategy at Symantec, we have created a feedback loop for the CISO organization to share threat information with our product development teams and employees. As one of the largest customers of Symantec products, we have unique insight into how they are helping, and how we can make our offerings even stronger. By having open dialog with our business units we're able to offer valuable insight from an operational information security perspective about the integration of our products and services as well as helping share the knowledge we have from daily attacks.
2. Define your risk tolerance, and manage your risk according to this. Some industries can afford to take on more risk and others can't. Decdie how much risk your business is willing to assume.
As a CISO for the last decade I have seen the information security landscape change drastically, and with it, my role. While the role of CISO was originally created to provide visibility into security threats, it has grown to be an integral part of the executive leadership team, reporting to the CEO and the board of directors and driving change in company processes and policies. Additionally, part of a company's responsibility is to ensure their employees' and customers' information is safe and secure. Therefore we view our cyber security strategy as an integral part of our responsibility to all stakeholders and shareholders.
The war in cyberspace is one that's waged against us everyday, and is one in which we need to find solidarity. It's not just Symantec – it's everyone that participates in the global economy.
For more information about Symantec's approach to information protection, cybercrime, online safety, and privacy, visit the Your Information section of the corporate responsibility website.


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WATCH: Wrecking Ball Covered By Ron Jeremy (Mildly Disturbing)
Miley Cyrus has a song that she performs called Wrecking Ball. Ron Jeremy decided it would be funny to cover the video. Gross, disturbing, extreme, funny, stupid, weird. These are just some of the words you could use to describe the video.
You be the judge.
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Careers in fashion
Become a fashion designer. Become a fashion illustrator. Become a fashion buyer, a merchandise manager or a product developer. From haute couture to casual, mass-market to fine art, fashion designers create original works that spark trends, inspire cultural passions and help us express our best, truest selves.
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At SCAD, we give students the tools they need to excel in the most fast-paced workplaces, in the most prestigious roles. Alumna Shira Entis (M.A., fashion, 2006), co-owner of the luxurious and eco-minded totes producer Fleabags, describes her work and the thrill of collaborating with high-profile retailers such as J.Crew and Club Monaco.
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We support our students both within the classroom and beyond. As part of that effort, the SCAD office of career and alumni success offers students and graduates an array of career-building services, including:
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The beds were very comfortable and the room spacious (for Europe). The staff was very helpful and friendly. An included hot Breakfast Bar was very much appreciated. The location was perfect as it was the spot where most tours kicked off. Nothing! I would absolutely stay again!
Brilliant. Staff excellent and friendly. Wide selecton of breakfast - cooked breakfast, fruit, cereal, breads etc. The room was clean and well furnished. The bed, pillows and duvet were incredibly comfy. Bathroom was a good size with a great rainfall shower. On top of this the location was brilliant; everything in walking distance. Room service charge of 200CZ for every delivery. I thought this was a bit extortionate considering I wanted something which was only 120CZ in the first place.
Helpful staff, spa was excellent and location perfect. Included breakfast was a great addition Room didnt get turn down service and bed linen wasnt changed even when card left on bed to request this
The welcome was the best I've experienced in all the hotels I've stayed in. Both the Porter and Receptionist made sure that we were alright, and I saw them treat other guests in the same professional manner.
The situation, the quiteness, the praticality Aircondition (Functionning only on the prefixed degree by the Hotel)
I liked the attention of the staff the most beside the excellent room. No complaints
The location of the hotel was excellent, right in the city centre and a step away from Namesti Republicky metro The breakfast became boring, not much variety with hot food and the boiled eggs were very hard - there was no option to have eggs cooked the way you like them. The room was standard, unfortunately there were chocolate wrappers to the side of the bedside cabinet and an old pair of slippers under the bed. This was a bit off-putting. Although the hotel is ranked as a five star, it seemed more like a four star. It is still a very nice hotel and I would recommend the hotel for city breaks or business trips.
the service was excellent. The staff was always happy and attentious. the building and the room were first class. The shower was too short. Thats the only thing we have to complain about this great hotel
Everything was fine, location is especially excellent... Breakfast room was small and crowded... Some staff was very helpful but there were also some guys in the breakfast room that were not polite...
Everything was excellant from start to finish. Great location, all the main sights were easy to reach. Very comfortable and clean, excellant breakfast. They even left a bottle of champagne in our room the night of my boyfriends birthday. I can't fault anything about this hotel, I can't believe people complain about it.
Large room and bathroom, huge and delicious breakfast included, good location at junction of old and new city. Wonderful executive sitting room with free wine and drinks and food and friendly staff. Smoking was allowed in the public bar/lounge which made it unpleasant to sit there. Also, it would have been nice to have a nightlight in rhe bathroom. ,
Location and convenience No Bath robes and slippers in the rooms.
Staff were very friendly, rooms beautifully furnished and a lovely upgrade due to the fact that this was our wedding anniversary. Breakfast is excellent.
Staff was friendly and location was amazing...it was near the most popular part in prague... Ac was not cool enough...but weather was good anyways...
I liked the kindness of the sraf. They helped us with every question and need. the room was cleened every day we left the room
1. Very friendly staff. 2. Large room with all facilities needed. 3. Excellent buffet breakfast. 4. Suitably located close to Prague attractions. Nothing. We had an enjoyable time.
Central location. Good breakfast. Efficient staff.
very friendly staff. good facilities. central location
service, design, breakfast, location
As shown above we paid for an upgraded room which included CD player and free pay channels. I was with my daughter and as we did not intend to be out late in the evening having films available to watch was the reason we upgraded. I asked the hotel reception and was told that they were not available.
The staff were very friendly and helpful and the facilities were just what we required for our long weekend in Prague.
The food and drink were excellent and the rooms were spacious and well presented. The service was good and staff very attentive. Heavy smoking in the bar with no area to go to get away from it.
We had a wonderful time at the hotel, all the staff was very nice and helpfull. I recomend this hotel to every body.
The staff at Radisson Blu Alcron are the friendliest and most personable bunch of people. From the front desk to the bar staff, they made any first time travelers to Prague very welcomed. Ondrej took the time to point out some of the best places to see and things to do while in Prague. The location of the hotel is also excellent. The rooms are very quiet even the ones facing the main thoroughfare. The rooms are rather small. They can really do away with the fabric sofas in the room (hygiene reasons) and just place 2 armchairs in the room to open up the space.
I like location of Hotel, design of Hotel I didn´t like smoke at hotel loby , it is not normal situation
Good staffs Blankets were not big enough
I had a comfortable and pleasant stay at the grand majestic plaza. The location was great to walk down to all the major attractions, room were clean and beds comfortable and wifi worked great in the room. The breakfast was a good spread and they even make omelette or hard boiled eggs on request. I wish they had a gym. And found the housekeeping to be lacking - one day they forgot to put back the shower gel, which was frustrating to discover after stepping into the shower. And sometimes they'd forget to restock hand towels.
Great walking distance to everything with good facilities and friendly staff. Rooms were very nice as well. I reccommend staying here.
Very comfortable room. Exellent breakfast. Freandly stuff. Very goid location.. All is Exellent!!!! Thanks.
Clean, mostly helpful staff, modern hotel. Fine breakfast. Satisfactory WiFi. I missed the first two nights of my stay because of missed airline connections, owing to a medical emergency of another airline passenger. I called as soon as the plane eventually landed. I was 5 hours past the cancellation deadline at this point (5 a.m. Prague time) and the reservation staff was not at hotel. I called 9 a.m. Prague time and explained, asking they not cancel my reservation. This happened two nights in a row due to airline intransigence. Reservation staff refused to budge on refunding either night's stay, even after I had to extend the stay by one day and spend another $150. I thought this very poor customer service.
Design Breakfast Bathroom Location Staff Warming floor in a bathroom Too much hot in the rooms and no ability to change it
the room was very clean and the staff satisfied all our requests. nice breakfast. although we paid with cash when we left, for some reason my credit card was blocked for a few days after our check out and i had to ask my bank to resolve the problem.
Very quiet and well located in city center. Good Buffet breakfeast. Nothing
I loved the fact that everything was within walking distance and the staff was great! The only problem we had was an issue with our shower that was taking to long to fix. It took them 3 hours just to tell us that we have to move rooms.
Hotel location is very convenient, near historic center and restaurants.Internet connection is not wireless, but the cable one and pretty good, The staff is very helpful and professional.Overall good hotel for fair price.
Rooms and breakfast fantastic. Located 5 minute walk from old town and bridge Only that people were smoking in lobby
The breakfast had areally good variety, however it would be good if the guest could choose how their eggs are prepared. The non-smoking policy should be addressed, I specifically asked for a non- smoking room. however the room was on a floor with people that smoked and it affected me seriously, also the public areas should be non-smoking. again the comfortable part of the public lounge was so badly polluted with sigarette smoke that we could not use it and had to go to another restuarant for drinks and snacks
excellent location, good breakfast and very friendly staff who all spoke good English breakfast room was a bit dark
Beautiful suite for a room. The controls for the shower are confusing.
Nice looking suite.
The location is what attracted me to the Eurostars Thalia and it appeared to be a nice hotel on the website. Upon arriving, the hotel met all my expectations, the staff was very nice and the location was about as good as you're going to get in Old Town of Prague. I was traveling solo to meet up with my son on his Study Abroad trip but I will be returning with my wife and I would stay again for sure. Reasonable price, nicely furnished, attentive staff and great location!
Receptionstaff did very well! Great service!! Beautiful bedroom, perfect airconditioner. Curtain to make it dark did not close totally, safe was not fixed to the cupboard, we missed the thing to clean the toilet. Staff in breakfastrestaurant could be more friendly. They work hard, but they forget to talk with the guest or give the some extra service, like serving some coffee or make a small talk with the guest.
The location was spot on. The room and ambience was just perfect. N/A
The Thalia is situated in an ideal location 5 minutes from the river and 10 minutes from Wenceslas Square so ideal for sights and shops.
the cleanliness of the hotel and courtesey of the staff.
Airbnb didn't work out, and needed a good place to stay on short notice. The Eurostars Thalia was very affordable and very comfortable. I would recommend the hotel to anyone No complaints
The staff and location were very good. We were within walking distance to all tourist attractions. The breakfast had a lot of variety and was quite good. The noise level was high. We were in a room towards the main street and could hear traffic and the tram all night. We could also hear loud guests in the hallway late into the night our first night.
good staff. Very bad management.
size of the room, location. breakfast a bit poor
This hotel is facing the Vitava River and one block from main shopping and close to old town square. The rooms were spacious and the staff were excellent. Free Wi-fi in rooms and lovely buffet breakfast.
we were very satısfıed.
The breakfasts were great! Plus the view of the river was nice Eating in the bar because restaurant was not available
The hotel room was excellent - I don't know if we had an upgraded room but the view of the castle at night was wonderful. The staff need to know that a smile works wonders.
I stayed at the hotel in March 2016, and was sufficiently pleased by the experience that I decided to return during my visit to Prague in March 2017. I was similarly pleased with the hotel during my recent visit.
We had an absolutely fantastic view from our river view room - the castle was much closer than it appeared in the website photos. All the staff were friendly and helpful. The restaurant was open for four hours at breakfast, giving us plenty of flexibility, and the range and quality of food was excellent. The shower over the bath was OK, but a walk-in cubicle would have been better. Staff appeared at the room every evening with chocolates and a weather forecast - a nice touch but I would have preferred it if they didn't let themselves in while I was in the bathroom. I'm sure they would have respected the do not disturb sign but I never think to use it in the evening.
I had a wonderful stay. If I have to go back or recommend a hotel in Prague, I would recommend this hotel. It was very quiet, clean and luxury. The breakfast buffet was very convenient. great and outstanding hotel! There was nothing that I did not like of this hotel.
The location
The facilites, the staff, the location, and every aspect of the President Hotel was beyond expectations. A great experience!
Location Unless you are a part of a Japanese or other Tour group, you don't count. Poor breakfast buffet. Bathroom extremely small.
The location was excellent. The room was luxurious. The breakfasts were plentiful and delicious. It was terrific having our car taken care of at check-in in this very busy city.
Quality of fixtures and finishes was high - Bathroom very nice, Breakfast room and selection excellent. Service of all staff very high. Location very good.
The location and the decor. No.
If next time I am go to Prague, I will stay only this hotel.Thank you.
The staff service is outstanding, perfect and very nice.
location is excellent. you can do all the important sites by walking. you don't need the metro. It was not 5 stars hotel service. We needed to argue about late checkout although the hotel was empty, the food in breakfast was cold, the room was small and no ventilation. The price of the transfer from the airport was outrageous.
Staff very nice and helpful. excellent service we stayed in a room next to the lift. the noise was terrible!
Great Hotel. Close to old town. Great food through out the city. Use the Resturant guide "square meal" 4 stars and you can't go wrong. Great city to walk thru. AC not up to par.
Proximity to all sites in Prague, to the metro, to the trams, to the shopping area. Service excellent. Bar very quiet at night. We had to go out to have a drink in a social atmosphere.
Rooms were spacious and clean. The breakfast was excellent. The rates were all affordable including parking. The staff was very friendly and helpful.
The day we left my 13 yr old daughter was sick - we were allowed to keep one of our rooms without any fuss until 7.0p.m. - she was much inproved by then - that touch was just great No
Clean, spacious, quiet, and easy to get to from the train station. The boyf and I like walking around so taking that 5-10 min walk each day to the center wasn't a big deal for us, but it may be for lazy tourists. Double beds are literally two beds pulls together... but that's a Europe thing, not a Yasmin hotel thing.
Excellent location, walking distance from all the sights The carpets are looking rather dirty.
The staff was very friendly and helpful, the rooms are nice and clean, breakfast is great! The restaurant serves a various choice of international dishes at very reasonable prices and the food is very delicious! Overall we had a great stay and would go back any time! no
Modern room in good central location They don't provide an iron and board, you have to pay to have things pressed
general atmosphere and the room is great for breakfeast: some fruits were not fresh, but from cans (ananas, mandarines); I think for a 4 star hotel this should not happen.
The fact that the hotel was clean, modern and the food was good. The hotel was also very well located No complaints whatsoever!!!
Second time we have stayed at the Yasmin. Excellent hotel, great location, clean, staff helpful and a good breakfast. Would definately stay again and recommend.
The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, and did everything possible to make our visit pleasant. The room was quiet, and reasonably well set up. Very close to train station, and very convenient to most parts of Prague.
Ich kann das Hotel Yasmin nicht beurteilen, da wir wegen einer Überbuchung am Anreisetag in ein anderes Hotel wechseln mussten. Die Abwicklung vom Hotel-Wechsel hat aber gut geklappt.
Breakfast buffet was splendid; fresh grapefruit was out of this world; coffee was great. Hotel decor is ultra modern-very, very nice. A beautiful courtyard for dining area. Our room was huge with a sitting area. The young man helping with our luggage and our car provided the best service we've ever had. Detailed directions on how to reach the hotel by car would have helped. Prague is a challenge--it took us a long time to figure out a way to get there.
the room was ready with our requirement, the check-in staff was clear, some front desk staff and duty manager was very cooperative, good breakfast although limited, good restaurant and room service staff, good housekeeping staff, good location. was not sure if we have given "Junior Suite" it seemed "Yasmin Suite" as toled by the bell boy, the room is not children friendly, limited tv channels: non for children, most of the lifts were out of service, limited room service menu: non for children, no children laundry price list. We needed to go to a hospital for an accident, but the front desk staff was not helpful to a first timer traveler to Prague!
Location, polite and efficient staff on Reception and dining room Limited coffee/tea in room. A free ungrade was mentioned on the website - this was requested as the trip was for my husbands special birthday but did not recieve despite the hotel being relatively quiet and it was low season.
The staff were helpful. When I was told by the breakfast lady that breakfast wasn't included in my room & I showed her proof that it was & she wasn't honoring it, the front desk manager corrected the error The black out curtains in the room, facing the bright street were broken
nearness to Old Town 5 minutes walk and the Cafe Imperial
Beautiful room. Very good restaurant. There didn't appear to be any routine schedule with regard to housekeeping. Sometimes it would be before noon and one day the room hadn't been cleaned by 2 or 3 in the afternoon and we refused service because we would have had to leave the room.
Great art deco design with some excellent attention to detail and in a great location (if you turn right out of the front door). Room quite spacious for a city centre hotel. Bar is small - not somewhere for an intimate or quiet drink. Bar staff were often absent and never enthusiastic. Rate quoted on activehotels.com was not what was charged by the hotel - the rate was quoted in Euro and the hotel charged in Czech Koruna.
excellent hotel!
Beautiful room and very good service from the staff
The hotel rooms are decorated very nicely offering a sense of luxury. (1) The hotel was located further away from the major sightseeing attractions than I expected. (2) The hotel staff were fine however they often seemed put out at the front desk when asked for assistance. (3) The duvets on the beds are too small, leaving us exposed (and, therefore, cold) throughout the night as we slept. (4) Smoking is allowed in the common areas of the hotel which made it unpleasant for us non-smokers.
Very friendly staff, excellent location for the Christmas markets
Helpful friendly staff and extremely comfortable and attractive accomodation
Location was excellent. The concierge was most helpful with concert tickets, directions, and a recommendation for a great restaurant. Very nice breakfast. All staff I dealt with was very helpful.
right in the center of the city, the hotel is walking distance to all main attractions. a very helpfull concierge and front desk. slight problem with the climatisation of the room due to weather transition period which was solved immediately by the technical service.
I am picky and spoiled when it comes to hotels. I stayed in an executive room for three nights here and it exceeded my expectations and rivaled some of the most luxurious, expensive hotel rooms I have stay in -- and at a small fraction of the price!! The hotel is a short walk to everything, a train station is less than a block away, and a tram runs right out the front door. When you first enter the hotel, the lobby is deceiving because it is small, worn and, dated. Enter you room and wow! The upgrade to the executive room is well worth it. It was exquisitely appointed, spacious and luxurious with a powder room and separate full bathroom. L'Occtaine toiletries were a nice touch. The bed was very comfortable and the linen was exceptional. The room was quiet. The breakfast spread in the hotel's famous restaurant was excellent. I am glad I booked the room with the breakfast option. It was very well worth it. Bottom line: I doubt I will ever find a better value anywhere in the world any time soon. The lobby needs updating.
room comfort and design,breakfasts,hotel building and the spa +swimming pool insufficient room heating
Building interiors are stylish, give a very pleasant feel, the breakfast was excellent, cigar bar is small but cosy. The gym is rather poorly equipped, and the cheaper rooms in the modern annex to the buildings are to small.
Helpful and pleasant staff and good location for city visit to Prague. 1) The spa and facilities was out of order and we were not informed about this in advance. We were only told about this on arrival at the hotel. 2) The carpets in our room no. 334 were heavily stained and looked dirty.
good level of service and facilities the hotel bar prices are a too much
The hotel was beautiful and very clean. The facilities were excellent and the breakfast amazing! The hotel advertised its spa and pool facilities, however they were both out of service until further notice. Felt ripped off as we booked into the hotel on the basis that they have spa and pool facilities. We did not receive a discount for the inconvenience. There was also no hot water on the day of our arrival which is not acceptable for a 5 star hotel.
excellent pool and sauna rate for breakfast was steep in terms of price but there was an excellent cafe about 5 mins walk from there which was nice to sit outside
Good staff. Bad furniture and very dirty. Bad Furniture. Bad food. No spa. Dirty towels. Dirty carpets.
very far from the center
fabulous no
the rooms were very comfortable a bit out of the centrebut it was convenient for the opera and tram routes
Really excellent experience and pleasurable stay, especially the fabulous spa facilities. The only negative was that the beautiful hotel lobby hall was closed off one evening for a private funcion and we have to access the hotel via a side entrance.
Very helpful and nice staff! Excellent location for shopping and tourism! Good breakfust Paying wifi access unless you're on a suite.
Excellent location ,very nice staff , comfortable rooms , good value for money
Clean, great location, nice facilities, nice staff, quiet
Quality of the room,reception staff friendly always wanting to help.Quality of food.Central location. Most unfriendly restaurant staff.Never saw a smile. It seemed as if just pouring a cup of coffee was doing us a favour
Great hotel with a wonderful location. 24-hour bar and restaurant were exceptional. Friendly and helpful staff.
We stayed for 4 nights and everything was just wonderful. Most of all was the location (right in the center of the city) and very luxurious for it's price! We got a much better room than the one we booked and even a small problem with the a/c that was making noise, the stuff fixed it right away and everyone was very polite! Everything was perfect! Nothing bad, everything excelent, we will be staying there any time we visit Prauge
Friendly and helpful staff. The buffet breakfast was expensive as well as drinks, juice, coffee and snacks at the Hotel Bar
what great and in a great location.
location of the hotel 1- There is no available iron and iron board in the room, whenever you need it you have to call and they bring it to you and the come and take it back after 1 hour. 2- there is no much choise in the BF.
Hotel staff was friendly and accommodating. We had 3 people in our party (two twins and a extra bed). The hotel room was a little tight for 3 people but we only stayed there to sleep. Location was fantastic. Everything was within walking distances to great clubs, bars, and food. I highly recommend checking out Bombay Bar and then M1 Ultra Lounge for a great night (get bottle service). The main tourist attractions were 10~15 min walking distance away. Nothing really but if i had to nitpick: Room was a little small. The elevator was slow? They charged for late check out ($30 for 2 hours - think). In comparison, we didn't get charged for late check out in Amsterdam, Berlin, and Vienna. Laundry was expensive - pricing based on individual article of clothing.
mostly location some of the service
comfortable , but boring , unappealing and oldfashioned without the old charm. Friendly staff
The hotel had a lot of charm. You live in the history of the hotel. But is also very comfortable hotel. New bathroom, good wifi etc... Breakfast was very good. The lighting could have been cosier in the room
Central location and decoration of the hotel. Rooms very clean and maintenence very accurate. Good breakfast quality The furnitures of the lobby are out of date
surroundings and friendliness of staff.
Staff and Cleanliness No coffee and Tea facilities in the room
From the Reception Staff, to the Staff in the Restaurant, all were courteous, warm and helpful. The breakfasts were first class and our dining experience in the Sarah Bernhardt Restaurant were delightful. Too many Americans who seemed to commandeer the restaurant at meal times, and the rest of us couldn't get a seat!!!
opera, recitals and general sight seeing
Hotel is in a great location and had a nice welcome from all the staff
Perfect loction the hotel is a very good option. The people has good attitude, food is good, restaurantes aré nice, the place ítself is a beautiful building
Everything! The hotel is beautiful! As we arrive by car there's no parking facilities.
great staff, great location, beautiful hotel, just wonderful! nothing!!!!
beautifull, charming interior of the hotel, especially Cafe Paris that unfortunatelly restaurant Sarah Bernhardt was under reconstruction
location and Hotel were great!
Location excepcional and facility to access importants points of the city Concierge should be better and the parking area in front of the hotel shoud be more organized.
The hotel is in the best location, i could walk to most of the attraction and resterants in five minutes. Yes the price of friut plate was very expensive.
spacey room, very well located, efficient hotel internet service is costly and not user friendly
Staff was very friendly and professional. Location can't be beat. Room was spacious. Breakfast in hotel restaurant was very good - many options. Rooms smelled old and musty. They were spacious but appeared worn down.
Close to the city centre & shopping
Room, breakfast and gym Employees were not courteous. They were not much informed and we're giving wrong information also.
Is a very good hotel, luxury, clean and nice location with nice breaktfast
very nice hotel in the center of Prague. Very nice interior terrasse.Highly recommended
Central location, comfortable room. Had to change room after first - had requested double, and it was really twin. Also lot of noise from street. Second room was fine.
The location of the hotel is great. No wireless internet in rooms
The staff were friendly, helpful and responsive. The room was spacious and beautiful. I love the frescoes! The location is perfect - just steps from the Old Town square.
Excellent location in the heart of the old town. Our suite had a separate living room, comfortable furniture, excellent internet connection. Breakfasts had a great selection of items. Staff were unfailingly friendly.
small and central
large, airy room. asked for a twin ( 2 ladies) but upgraded free to a suite which had a double bed. however. hotel immediately made up the bed settee for me so in effect we had a bedroom each. staff- nothing too much trouble the bath. it was huge but also you needed a wide stretch to climb into it. it would have been impossible for some people to use and there wasnt a separate shower so no alternative bathing facilities. also there needed to be a handle on the wall as climbing out of the bath was a leap of faith with nothing to hold on to
The position of the hotel is very good and affords easy access to restaurants and sites. Yes. The breakfast was not inviting and the service was indifferent.
The location was great and the whole style of the hotel inside and out was fantastic. The staff were friendly and very helpful i will definitley return to the Iron Gate on my next trip to Prague. Nothing
The location /cleanliness & service were excellent as was the buffet breakfast. The staff were also very helpful with local knowledge.
almost every thing, location,food, the room. room cleaing and service was not up to the standard of five star hotel
The hotel location is excellant but rooms are very small and is not upon to my level Size of the room
clean, quiet, cosy room with style, nice breakfast, good and polite service, good location adds up to a perfect stay too few and small elevators
good breakfast spread though it was made to understand that it is airconditioned the room was very hot
I like relax,shoping,to work in internet,to visit interesting place of the city A poor choice on the breakfast
Great service, were very accommodating to our needs- charming suite! Thanks :)
Great location - charming old world atmosphere - good breakfast The Front Desk staff could be less "frosty" and more accommodating (especially ladies)
The staff was the best Prague, Europe or anywhere could offer. Spacious rooms, meticulously clean, heart of the action, spacious and comfortable rooms. The atmosphere and decor are the finest. If you want to stay where every need is catered, this is the place. The staff was definitely thebest I've ever encountered. We had a 6:15 AM departing flight, they had a van waiting for us at 4:00. Lucia, at the desk even had packed us breakfast to go because of the early hour. The lobby bar wait staff was phenomenal, friendly and recommended great places to eat, drink, attractions. I will definitely be back. That I had to leave
The staff was extremely friendly. The location was great (near to everything). My room was even better than I expected from the photos.
Very nice hotel - excellent facilities, helpful staff, central location Only negative points were lack of individual air conditioning in room. I stayed in April, so was not too much of a problem, but I imagine in the summer it could be very hot. Also the walls seem thin, so I could hear when people were using the shower next in the next room
Breakfast and location Air in the room was stuffy because it was a smoking room, also lobby bar was full of smoke. Room was too warm because there was no air condition. Bed was hard.
location of the hotel
Very nice staff at both reception and restaurant! Very comfy bed, nice quiet room. We will definitely come back to enjoy the night and the food at Zinc!
room was spacious. very limited vegetarian food in brakefast and lounge
Hotel is located just at the border of old town. It has nice rooms, executive lounge has a special charm.
The Hotel is beautiful, the room was exceptionally comfortable great bathroom with bath & lovely Crabtree & Everlyn products. Health club included a small swimming pool.The location is excellent, tram stop almost outside the front - which made getting around the city a breeze, fast & efficient service. Also a supermarket opposite. The Hotel is very convenient to all the sights Having to check out
I had good time in the hotel the AC is not qualified
Location and friendliness Noise from construction which was not told to us prior to check in
location main loby,
Very nice hotel in the city center, close to all main sights. Quiet room, friendly staff. They also have very good restaurant, definitely recommend! Really glad we have chosen this hotel!
The staff in the executive lounge were most helpful...ad the location was great for our first visit to Prague. The management attitude is very poor when it comes to assuring my satisfaction with the maatresses in the hotel...like sleeping on the floor. and I have a billing problem. They did not honor the rate you gave me of 217 euros per night.,
Very comfortable stay, friendly staff, good spa/gym facilities and a small pool even, and a great location in the very centre of old Prague City. I thought the breakfast was pricey, especially when the menu was limited compared to many other Hotels of its Class !
Great hotel in the very city center! We enjoyed our stay a lot, inluding the dinner at a Zinc restaurant!
Staff was very friendly. Room was beautiful. Nothing, great hotel.
Great hotel in a excellent location between Prague Castle and Old Town...With a parking garage! Highly recommend. Drive to "text" directions on web hard to follow, probably tricky for any hotel in old Prague; was difficult to locate without a map or GPS. Print out "map" if possible if you're driving to hotel.
Jaccuzi in the bathroom was good to have relaxed time after day. Room was clean and tidy althogh decor was a bit too old fashioned. Location is good for castle/old town visit. I had a big drama with a taxi driver who the hotel reception arraned. Even though I clearly requested for a taxi which I would be able to pay with my corporate credit card but they sent a taxi accpeting only cash. After a big argument (with english translator) the taxi driver came back to hotel and asked hotel to pay her alomost double (for round trip which i didnt even use!), and the hotel charged me this all extra cost even though it was not my fault at all without any explanation. Only after I pointed it out they deducted the extra cost. I was really upset and It was not pleasant experience I'd expect from 5star hotel. Breakfast was simple and boring (Nothing like 5 star hotel).
Very good location,atmosphere and service. Noise from the road in some rooms when window is open.
Lovely friendly intimate atmosphere, very nice restaurant,
I liked the interior decor of the hotel and its coziness; also, the breakfast buffet and the restaurant menu fare. I thought the bed mattress was a little soft for my liking.
The spa overpriced
Outstanding continental breakfast and proximity to the Prague Castle. Easy walk to Old Town and Charles bridge as well. Perfect location to stage a visit to Prague! Secure underground parking option for $16/night or free street parking in front of hotel. The room came with a free drink at the bar, too!
The staff were very polite and willing to ensure a nice stay for us. The junior suite with the jacuzzi tub was an excellent way to end a long day of amazing siteseeing. It is located on a very steep incline.
very comfortable Dad nice jacuzzi tub spacious room spacious bathroom great location no complaints I would go there again and recommended to my friends
everything, the staff, the food and the room opening windows, especially so big, was awkward
Excellent breakfast, lovely artwork throughout the hotel, very good location, quiet surroundings. One older porter quite surly but that was our only disappointment. See above
The place was perfect and the breakfast was excelant.
Just a magnificent experience. Like sleeping in a museum surrounded by artwork and history. Fine, courteous staff and superp service. Nothing
the location
The ambiance and attention to detail is amazing, great tavern and restaurant, breakfast is excellent. Service and staff was excellent also. Room has old world charm, fine furnishing, luxury feel. Rooftop terrace a big bonus, great view. Showers have no curtain. Water on floor after showered. Kind of annoying. That's it, everything else first class.
We loved our junior suite bedroom/sitting room. The position of the hotel on the Square. The convenience to shops and historical sites. The wonderful view from the roof garden. Good food. Polite staff.
The Hotel is is the perfect location, right on the Old Town Square. The Hotel itself is filled with wonderful old world charm and the staff are excellent. The outdoor restaurant on the square and the rooftop restaurant are both excellent and the food was great. A real home away from home. The hotel was having issues when we were there with a new discotheque which moved in behind the hotel playing load music till 5 am, the staff was wonderful about it but it is an issue the hotel will need to resolve as it was impossible to sleep one evening with all the noise.
Staff were always pleasant and helpful
The hospitality and the helpfullness of the staff whilst we where experiencing problems with lost luggage. They could not of done more to help us and made our stay so enjoyable.
The location, the quality of room, the pleasant service.
The staff were very attentive and the service was first class. The fact that when we arrived they did not have a reservation for us. I think they sold the rooms becasue we did not arrive until 10pm.
staff were friendly and great location. the room was spacious then i expected. also breakfast was good and great view from my room. it has an elevator but you still walk to your room half floor. you should ask somebody to carry your luggage if its too heavy.


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Gully Cache by Thomasina and Marksman
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Death Valley by Farmerted
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Post subject: December 2003 Cache of the Month (VOTE HERE)
It's time to vote! In this post you will find the caches which have been nominated to be the MnGCA December Cache of the Month.
Voting ends on November 30th. Rules for nominations
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Nomination articles: (in the order they were nominated)
Gully Cache
by Thomasina and Marksman (nom. by Wickets Wandering Pony Patrol)
Late Saturday afternoon we took my father in-law to find Gully Cache in
Wright county. I knew this park was here but had never been to this part of it. It's a good hike, with nice trails, hills and no straight line to the
cache. Easy to end up on the wrong side of the creek, but it's frozen now.
Definately not a quicky one but a very nice area and a nice hike for those
who like to exert them selves. I higly recommend way pointing your car. No cheating. Park in the lot. The sun was going down as we left and of course we took a faster trail out which took twice as long and it was getting very cold. Fun Fun fun.
Bandshell Cache
by R.J. (nom. by Moe the Sleeze)
R.J. excels in ingeniously hiding caches in very open public places.
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hidden near the Lake Harriet Bandshell in Minneapolis. This cache is
hidden smack dab in one of the busiest pedestrian traffic locations
in the state but has survived unmolested by geo-muggles since last
February. It is safe to guess that hundreds of thousands of people
have walked within a few feet of this cache without accidently
discovering it. It is also safe to assume that the normal reaction
of the geocacher that finds it is a smack to the forehead accompanied
by an audible "Duh!"
Although the thrill of finding this one in the middle of a crowd of
people will be somewhat diminished in the winter months, this cache
is winter friendly and will be a fun hunt at any time of the year.
Death Valley
by Farmerted (nom. by Wayfarin Stranger)
I spent about half an hour looking for it and when I eventually did find it, the cache of the month came to mind.
The cache is in the Irene Gluck park in St. Peter, a nice little park to explore.I don't know what other info you might need, but any more would be giving it away. The cache is just a GREAT hide!
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 9:32 pm
Post subject: Death Valley
There are so many surprises with this cache.
First, the cache introduces me to a wonderful campground/nature park that I had no idea even existed, and I have lived 10 minutes away for 8 years!
Next, the approach to set the scene - You have to literally drive through the sprawling grounds of the St. Peter security hospital to reach the park entrance.
After you park, you then walk through a macabre scene of assorted bird-feeder craft projects presumably placed by the hospital patients. It is a scene reminiscent of "The Blair Witch Project" as you pass by the ornaments. Best experienced in the twilight before sunset.
As you are walking deeper into the cache area, it is impossible to get out of your head that any escaped mental patients from the security hospital would probably head for these woods immediately. (This is the same hospital that houses patients found "innocent by reason of insanity") Every little noise can make the skittish jump and check their backside.
...and then the hide - Just finding it is one thing.... The rest you'll have to experience for yourself.
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Joined: 16 Dec 2002
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Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2003 8:51 am
Post subject: Gully Cache
I can vote for this one as it is the only one I have visited. Here is what I logged when I was there in April of 2002.
Went out this morning. Another park that I had never been to before! Thanks for setting this out here. Cleo and I found it in great shape and in a nice spot. We took the bushwhack route on the way back, by trying to follow the creek back to the lake. That is some really thick undergrowth in there. We did get to see an owl on that part of the hike. Near the bridge there were some wood ducks and a great blue heron. Check out the walk/dock to the pond. Took a baseball card (thanks PB) and left a Hide a key. JK Cleo PS: near the nature center we found a red fox pelt. Must have been used for a demonstration? Put it through the door handle of the building. Hope somebody brings it inside.
I always wondered how often the nature center was open and if they ever had any programs the general public could attend?
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Hi hope everything is well. Is anyone else using CSS tables properties to replicate a table without using tables in the code, is their a more educated choice here??? Seems to work in all browsers, and allows more customization. I was motivated when I picked up a old Eric Meyer's book that used tables, I wanted to re-create the site but did not want tables in my layout.
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You can certainly do that, and there is a SitePoint book all about this subject (cheekily titled Everything You Know about CSS is Wrong), but it's not really necessary. Its limitation is that you don't get as much flexibility in how your organize your HTML. And be aware that it doesn't work in older browsers like IE7 and under (though that doesn't matter these days to most people, as fewer than 1% of people use them now).
So a more flexible option might be going with floats or absolute posistioning?
Floats, yes, but not absolute positioning ... that's the worst option of them all, because it's very inflexible. There are quite a few methods for laying out three column sites, some of them very sophisticated. You could have a look at Paul O'Brien's site, as it has a lot of examples:
when you say "flexable" you mean a website that grows with new content? For example somthing like a page with a content managent system?
Grows with new content, yes, and also reflows depending on the width of the screen. This isn't really related to a CMS, though, which is more of a "back end" concern. We are just talking about front end design here, which just involves HTML and CSS in this context.
CSS tables are, as far as I know, the only reliable method for creating two columns that take up 100% of the available space, one fixed width and the other fluid width.
I use them sometimes. There's nothing semantically wrong with them---not sure why people don't get that. For more traditional grid-based layouts (all fixed or all fluid) I like to use floats still. Sometimes I use inline-blocks if I can get rid of the whitespace without much trouble...it all depends on the task at hand.
Floats are great once you learn how they work and how to clear them properly.
Here's one of my favorite CSS Tricks articles: http://css-tricks.com/dont-overthink-it-grids/
It explains how to make a simple, flexible, and reliable grid-based layout (i.e. pretty much any layout) using floats and border-box sizing. This and CSS tables are gonna be the two best ways to do it until we can start using flexbox.
After looking into flexbox, the idea looks pretty good.And since using CSS to design a layout is probably, in my opinion, the hardest part, flexbox what we all want right? Still, tables can be left out for layout nowbecause you can just take some time and find some CSS code that will do the same, or learn javascript and paste that in. Anyways, here is my favorite link on layout http://www.alistapart.com/articles/fauxcolumns/
CSS tables are completely different from HTML tables, though. You're just telling HTML elements like divs, sections, articles, etc. to BEHAVE like tables, so in my opinion, CSS tables are the best choice for fluid-width multi-column layouts. At least they are if you only care about supporting IE8 and higher (IE6 and 7 aren't relevant anymore...finally)
But yeah, flexboxes are a godsend. Using floats for layouts has always been a hack that abuses the purpose of floats---and flexbox fixes that at last.
Another option is to float the fixed width column beside a flexible width column with a margin slightly wider than the fixed width column.
There's nothing semantically wrong with them---not sure why people don't get that.
One limitation with CSS table layouts is that they are a bit inflexible, making it hard for things to be repositioned at different screen sized—unless you totally rewrite the CSS for various conditions, which is a bit of a pain.
Using floats for layouts has always been a hack that abuses the purpose of floats
Not necessarily. Paul O'B points out that the earliest CSS specs, and their examples, covered using floats for column layouts, so it was always in the minds of the CSS creators.
In this old thread from 4 years ago I point to a link from the w3c some 10 years earlier than that that shows some intended uses of floats and one was for columnar layouts. Unfortunately the link the the test suite has now died (it must be 15 years old now) but as seen from the reply after my post it was conclusive that floats for layout were never a hack but just another tool in the toolbox.


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Disappointed brother because of a much more popular sister
I have a daughter and son who goes to the same school. My daughter is intelligent, very active and popular among schoolmates. My son likewise attains high grades but is less active, shy and doesn't join much school activities. The problem is, we notice his disappointment whenever we talk about his sister's achievements. We do not want him to think less of himself. How do we prevent this?
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Hi MomOfThree,
One thing that can greatly help you in parenting children with different temperaments is to understand the personalities of each person in your family.
Once you understand your son's strengths and weaknesses, you will be more sensitive in talking about his sister's achievements in front of him, and you will be able to help him understand why she is the way she is, and he is the way he is.
There are 4 major personalities, and it sounds like your daughter is a "social butterfly" while your son feels more comfortable in a smaller setting with maybe just focusing on having a conversation with one person.
She may enjoy being involved in a lot of activities and meeting lots of people, and this kind of a situation may make your son feel uncomfortable. Your son is probably a sensitive person who tends to be the "peacemaker" of the family and doesn't like conflict. These people make great caregivers, nurses, child care providers and nurturing husbands (if a man) or wives (if a woman).
We have all 4 personalities in our family and once we all learned what everyone's strengths and weaknesses were it just became easier for everyone to get along and be happy. For me (mum), I was able to assign household chores according to my children's natural strengths (I have one child that sees the spots on the floors and the crumbs on the counters and I give her more cleaning jobs than I do the others). When she was little she would grab a wash cloth and clean. That's one of her natural strengths.
Here's a post I made awhile back which shares more about each temperament. It's called Understanding Personalities Makes For A Happy Family.
Please let me know if you learn anything helpful from that article.
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Hi Kate,
Thank you for this insightful reply. I read your post on understanding personalities and it gave me better understanding of my family's different temperaments. I realized I am a Beaver, my hubby is an Otter which might be why we sometimes quarrel especially when planning things. You are right, my son is probably a Beaver too and I need to be more encouraging for him to develop his natural abilities.
Thank you very much.


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Watery Bleeding
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Hi Jane, I will try not to take up too much of your time here I am in the same position as many on this website it seems, when bleeding is questionable. I had IUI, got pregnancy symptoms (more likely hormonal that made me feel pregnant) pretty early -- sore back, on going headache, gas, increased thirst, minor abdomen cramps. A few days ago, sat i started to spot, nothing that really worried me, as i figured it was implantation bleeding... it stopped after a couple hours. I woke up to no bleeding Sunday. However later Sunday the bleeding started again, but heavier... not enough to fill a pad, but enough to look like a lot on toilet paper every time you wipe. I decided to wait it out (AF was supposed to arrive Wed, 3 days later) and woke up today (Monday) with it a lil heavier... now it will reach the pad... but its sooo watery (NEVER have I had this, ever) its almost pink at times, but mostly a very bright bright red. yes, I have had minor cramps, but I had them before the bleeding started, on and off all week, so hard to tell if its related to it or not. Headache, backache are not usually part of my pms symptoms at all, nor is the watery cycle (whatever it is). I did take a pregnancy test, sensitive to 20 miu, negative Sunday. I feel pregnant, but perhaps it is because of my backache, sore breasts and this headache that just won't leave me alone (though not always constant). I even had nausea briefly last night, not part of my normal cycle either. I have been drinking 4+ glasses of water a day (usually closer to 6 or 7 for the past two weeks... could that make it watery? Is it really a menstrual cycle or could it be implantation? It feels like a period, but the symptoms I have just are unusual for me, so I am not quite convinced. I have never been pregnant before, this was my first month TTC. Do you think I should go get a blood test for safety's sake? I think it is still too early, as I am day 2 on the bleeding. What if it stops before 5 days? Would that then be a good time for a blood test, or is it not worth doing? I just hear of women who thought they had a menstrual cycle, were not pregnant, and ended up pregnant weeks later without symptoms... and their bleeding was similar to mine... heavy bright red but you are not changing tampons several times a day etc. Enough blood to fill two in 12 hrs was the worst (usually i have to change every 4 hrs max on day 2) and Sunday I went all day and night without even needing a tampon. (I am rambling, will shut up now, lol). What do you think?
Do you think that Stacey is experiencing a menstrual cycle or is it implantation bleeding?
Home pregnancy tests are most reliable 5 to 7 days after a period is due. Even though most tests say you can test on the day your period is due. Research shows they are much more accurate a little further down the track. My suggestion is to wait and see what happens. If Stacey still feels like she is pregnant do another pregnancy test 7 days after the last test. If at all concerned Stacey could see her midwife or doctor.


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