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Clean room, responsive staff, location is good. Poor sound insulation of walls.Some guests night noise.
A stylish hotel for young people and families.Not expensive.Original breakfast room - on 3rd floor!
The location of the Hotel is exellent choice if you would like to see Vilnius as a weekend tourist. Located at the city center -about 15 minutes walk to most popular monument. Close to bus station, geat pizza oposite the street and round-the-clock mall just five minutes on foot.I recommend. I'm alleric to dust so I was dissapointed that it was not vacuumed under the beds, and cleaning ladies haven't used vacume cleaner anywise in three days of our staying.
Everything is perfect besides the parking. It's far from the hotel but at least it's not expensive
I like everything. It`s good combination of price and quality
hi i was in hotel gile from 11 nov till 16 nov,i like staff behaviour.they are very kind.i would like to stay again there :) when i booked hotel so i read that i can get king size bed but when i asked for king size bed then staff say we dont have such bed.i didnt feel comfortable because bed are seprate.so i would like to suggest you to get king size beds.
It's recently built, so very clean and comfortable. Although described as "central", it's not near anything particularly interesting. It's at least a 15-minute walk from the station, the old town, and the new town.
It is a modern hotel, walking distance from the old part of town, good location. No.
Excellent breakfast, staff was great when we needed to order a cab, very comfy rooms, very convenient to a supermarket Could use hairdryers in the rooms; shower doors created a bit of a flood, even when closed
Good value, location by bus stop and station. airy room with good view out of large window. restaurant open late. Restaurant badly heated. not enough water pressure in shower. layout of bathroom. not enough television channels in english.
Excellent view, close to the old city, own guarded parking, easy to get to.
Staff were courteous and restaurant was very good. Internet was down more than it was up and not available in all rooms.
It was close to center of city. Young girl in recepicion was saucy with me and with other clients, but next day other person was ok.
Staff Speaks english, good service. Room was not clean, they had to move me to a clean room.
Good location oposite train ststion. Excellent view. The room we stayed in was rather noisy near to some extractor fans. Soap dispenser not working in bathroom.
Excellent location
Localization 3 min walking from railway and bus stations as well as old town. Breakfast acceptable as for continental breakfast. Nice view from window to the old town. It was pretty cold in the room, heating system was archaic. There was no signs of sound isolation - every word spoken in neighbour room could be heard clearly.
Enough well
The location was good as it was close to the old town and transport facilities The room was very small and basic
The restaurant was booked (too few seats)
location, brekfask Bedbugs !!! in room 217
In the sauna it was not possible to bring -water-beer and so on due to some happenings with glas. This was too bad you not could get anything to dring in this sauna area. My suggestion to this serve the drinks in plastic glas then the hotel also sell in the area Regards Reidar
Noting special, everything was good. No.
Clean room and I liked the old building
good location, good breakfast, nice bathroom there could be a small terrace outside the hotel doors.. especially as they have a bar and a restaurant next to.
Breakfast, garage, king-size bed Bad weather in Vilnius
The rooms are big and comfortable. Mini-bar offers a big selection. The food at the restaurant was excellent. Free parking. They put us on the first night to the regular double room instead of suite. After complaining the problem was resolved. Pay-TV didn't work. No wireless internet in the rooms. There's nobody during the night time at the reception, the hotel is actually getting closed, and you have to ring the bell, so the guard(!) let you in. Many little things ruined an overall impression.
The price is good and the room was clean. the bath foam and shampoo were not put into the bath room
The proximity to the airport terminal is really 50m.
I booked a cot for the room but staff had to take one from another family as one wasn't available for me even though it was booked in advance.
Location cross the Airport Price, to expensive
very close to the airport over the night the room was cold, the hotel's outside firm is not Adelita
Cheap hotel, Perfect location, needs renovation, rooms very old
its location was good,no hot water very very basic
Excellent spacious suite at very reasonable cost. Free WiFi, Good bar and restaurant. Friendly and helpful staff.
Large single room, well furnished with large comfortable bed, spacious desk, cable internet connection, possibly also wifi but I did not check it. Perfect for some computer work in the evenings. Large bathroom, very large and comfortable shower. Rich buffet breakfast with good quality hot and cold food. Easily get to the centre in 20 min walk, or with public transportation.
Staff was very kind, helpful. Nice rooms. Hotel located near from old town. No
Very comfortable and clean hotel. Price/quality correlation was excellent. Very good breakfast. The pool and sauna were for additional money and it was necessary to book them in advance.
Good hotel to stay for a couple of days. Very noisy when someone gets up early and slams doors
For a normal price you can get a bed for a night and a decent breakfast. nothiing special though Lady at the reception although was quite nice but a little silly, she couldn't arrange the reservation and normally explain answers to my questions
Very good combination of the quality and price plus location, which is near city center. N/A.
good value for money in a good location near center
The unique facilities for refreshness and the excellent food.
Impressive hotel and nice location.
Great location, i had a room on a top floor and it had a fantastic views over the city, WiFi.
It's not cheap, but has the standard Novotel advantages: nice room, air conditioned, good breakfast, helpful staff. You get what you pay for.
Facilities, location
Location of Hotel
Location, breakfast, internet access, helpful staff There was nothing I didn't like. Beautiful city and wonderful hotel. Would definitely stay there again and would recommend it to friends.
location. modern facilities.
people friendly
If you are in an East facing room, ciews are great, but sun shines right through the blinds like they weren't there.
Very good location. Breakfest is quite ok. Shower was broken, bath had a problems with drain. As usual photos looks much bettere than real life.
Good location and nice hotel.
Ideal location, pleasant staff, tastey breakfast, comfortable room. Perfect for our city visit.
Room Breakfast staff very unfriendly, No Bar
location not easy to get to internet connection was poor
My 3 visit , and i will definately come back. Always meets and often exceed expectations.
It was very central for the old town in a part of the city that is obviously going to be an upmarket shopping and tourism district. It was buzzy at night and was easy to find later. There were a lot of roadworks going on, which, although a short term issue, could be a problem for people with limited mobility. Also, a bar on the square immediately outside the hotel played very loud music during most of the day, which could be annoying for sleeping in!
friendly staff, good breakfast room was`nt as in 5* hotel. luxury details but but like good 4* (i was in a suite)
Location and cleaningness. DVD player in the room.
Hotel is very centrally located within walking distance to all sites of interest. Decor was very pleasant, room and hotel very clean, fantastic breakfast buffet, great bar. Friendly and helpful staff.
The service, the huge bed. The noise of electric transformator somewhere above the ceiling. I had to switch off the electricity by pulling out the magnetic hotel card for night.
Very nice room, good breakfast, central, quiet location and friendly staff. Air conditioning did not work properly.
So impressed with the help we got from parking the car, to taking luggage to the room. All lovely No
Perfect location, cosy atmosphere, nice atrium, comfortable old-fashioned lobby bar
Friendlyness and helpfulness of staff
Everything was excellent!! We will surely return!
Very centrally located, good food in restaurant.
Great lobby and lounge area. My room was slightly worn out and bathroom cold.
Breakfast to the room for a small extra fee, service-with-a-smile attitude of the staff and complementary bicycles.
Location, very friendly atmosphere No
location and interior of hotel and room
very expensiv car.
Reallly cosy and the staff is very nice and helpful Disastrous breakfast
Tha staff is very kind and professional
Good location
Well-situated in old town Very small room, but this was understandable as it is in an old building, formerly a convent.
Good internet connection. Parking place. Location is very good, just opposite of the old town gate. Some lack of hygiene (for example, the room carpet had many stains)
Nice and very friendly staff, comfortable bed and room.
Location Internet access was a problem. After a lot of efforts we were able to connect.
The hotel is really lovely! I liked most of all the hotel's location nearby the Old Centre and market where I could buy "village" national food and its low price per night. Breakfast was rich and quite enough to "fill in" oneself in the morning before the whole day of city exploring. The staff was very friendly and helpful to me. Since I'm from Moscow, Russia, I appreciated it that all staff spoke Russian without any problem and did not treat the Russian visitors as their old enemies. The room was clean and cosy, all furniture was new and in a perfect condition. All facilities were in order and worked fine. Just one thing could be improved about this lovely hotel: heating system in the bedroom. While in the bathroom heater worked well, I can't say the same about my bedroom. In spite of the fact that I turned the temperature level switch to 5 - its maximum position - it was still a little bit cold in the room all night. It is not a problem for those travelling in summer time, but since I was there in the middle of November, I would have appreciated the higher temperature in my bedroom. Apart from that, I've nothing to complain about!
Three of us stayed at City Gate and we were not disappointed. It was very good value.The inclusive breakfast was more than adequate. The staff were friendly and helpful and their English was excellent - a great help to us! The venue just outside the city wall was so convenient. The room was in a smoking zone and when you left the room and entered the hallway the smell of smoke was overpowering.
The quiet atmosphere and position near the Old City no
the staff was extremely friendly and helpfull. The room was spacious and comfortable we got a smoking room (there doesnt seem to be a choice in that respect ie all rooms are for smokers). Also, there was a little plumbing problem resulting in unpleasant smell.
Very central location and easy for touring Vilnius. Good breakfasts and friendly staff. Our room was very small and disappointing. Especially as we put this trip together and booked up first and all our friends in our group had much larger rooms for the same price. We could barely move around the room.
everuone was very helpeful
Cleanliness, breakfast with many fish dishes desirable tea facilities in room
The staff were excellent - extremely helpful and polite. Free internet in the lobby was very useful. Small room and bar shut at midnight.
All was at good level: location, staff, dimension and quality of room and bathroom, breakfast (reach and good quality) nothing
central location, access to internet lack of heat control in room, but got used to the heat little access by window to fresh air
The hotel is in the city center, but noise isn't present. An interesting breakfast. We have come for a breakfast at 9.45, the meal was already completely cold.
Fantastic staff, appreciated the secured gated parking in the back.
Rich breakfest, but local oriented, styled furniture, nice staff at the reception. The room was not heated before my arrival. Not very tastefull coffee at the breakfest. Ta káva byla opravdu strašná i podle ostatních účastníků akce.
Loved it. As a single occupant of a room (I went with my brother, who had his own room), the room was smaller than I would have liked but it was adequate. I have stayed there before with my husband and the room size was perfect. The rooms were clean and the staff is fantastic. The breakfast has something for everyone. The location is great also, close to everything.
very good breakfast,not bad restaurant sauna is not for free
Sympathy of the workers Very busy roundabout in front of the hotel, with lots of traffic.
Girls from reception are very friendly. Restourant is perfect!
Very poor breakfast.
Problems with a breakfast, time with 9 00 - 9 30 meals weren't!
room is very comfortable, stuff is very friendly, price is good
Attentive staff. I booked a double a double room, but it wasn't. It was a triple room. We have problems with shower. The water in the douche was so cold or so warm independent of fixing.
- Excellent location (5 min walk to the Old town) , completely new hotel with small but sleek and well designed rooms, very helpful staff, free internet at the lobby (both wifi and a terminal) and free parking at the back. We stayed there twice already, definitely a great choice for exploring Vilnius...
Brand new hotel, very nice room with super bed, good breakfast, designed cozy bar. Bath room cabin.
Clean, nicely decorated rooms, new hotel. Very helpful people at the reception. Good that they had free parking at courtyard. Breakfast was very poor. And everything was finished by 9, although breakfast was till 10.
Extremely friendly and helpful staff...having stayed in most hotels in vilnius this offers definately the best value proposition and is central! Don't miss out! No free in room wifi but only costs 5lts for 24hrs so not a real issue.restaurant attached was supposed to be open till 11pm but was closed at 8pm so no opportunity for even a hot drink.
Good location to Old Town and parking is ok. The young hotel staff was kind and helpful. The street side is very noisy and the rooms are small, the yard side is ok and spacious
Possibility to sleep for small anount of money Very slow hotel staff.
Very serviceminded personnel, great location and good standard
The room was very spacious The breakfast routine could be improved.
The bed could have been better. An 5 cm matress on top of the spring-matress would have done wonders. Our room had also windows directly to the the main-street. With at last 30 degres and no air-condition, the trafic was a problem.
location The bed in the single room is a bid small.
Good location, friendly staff I was short of a large mirrow
Very cold room. wi-fi impossible catch iscsi
The hotel is a very good choice for those who prefer good service & comfort for the smart price. The room we were staying in was spacious & clean, wi-fi was working well, the location is ideal to reach the old town & get to the bus/train station on your way back. Surely we'll come to stay there again.
Not much Room's decor was old 1970s Yuoslave feel about it, carpet was dirty. Noisy and hot. Breakfast was feeble. No elevator. Very poor value for money.
A really high quality/price ratio. Definitely a great choice for a several-days stay in Vilnius. A very spacious en suite room with nice view was clean and tidy. Very cheap internet access (just 1.5 eur per 24 hours). Very friendly staff speaking English, Russian, a bit of Polish. Really worth choosing!
shower didnt work
Quite close to railway station and to the city center. Big supermarket with restaurants which is open until midnight within 10 min walk. Own parking lot. Никаких проблем с русским языком :) Actually it looks more like a motel(although a good one): thin walls, only the most necessary furniture, shampoo for extra charge. Wouldn't recommend it for a couple having a romantic trip.
New bath towels and pillows.
Value for money which included breakfast.Staff ok. Clean. Fire escape door blocked by furntiture and was lock. Rooms were cold after 9.00am as heating was turned off.
Friendly staff, good location on the mid way from airport to the city center Old stained floor carpet in the room. Poor insulation from the street noice. Small "soviet" style beds
the room, very spacious and clean not so close from the center but still reasonable to do with a walk
The hotel was very good and the price of it was accordant with an offer. It would be nice to have possibility to have a map of the city at the reception desk.
- it was pretty close to the city center yes, they need to change everything. the breakfast was very bad and not self-service (i got 2 slieces of ham and 1 piece of bread). i had erly check out (6.00) and they refused to provide me with breakfast even the evening before my departure
All necessary facilities for a fair price. Not luxury, but quite ok. The location is not too charming, but it is within walking distance from the old town and the railway station.
the location is pretty good for sightseeing and shopping the room was overaged and needs refurbishment
Excellent central location. No air-conditioning.
location, staff was very friendly
The stuff was cheerful. The breakfest we had to wait for quite some time.
Location near Old city and centrum Gridlock near hotel
i liked my number and sevices!
It's placed in the center of the historic part of Vilnus. View from the windows were perfect! Nice restaurants and cafes, Cathedral square, main avenue... just in few minutes far from the hotel. The temperature in the room was not good (rather cold). Sauna was closed.
Friendly reception staff, but not very good english. Breakfast was good. Room was cold when we arrived, it could be warmed before quests arrival as it took a while to warm it.
I particularly enjoyed the restaurant, especially the breakfast in the mornings and the evening meals. The staff were friendly, the room was well appointed and the internet speed was good. I will definitely be staying at Amberton Hotel on my next visit to Vilnius!
After changing rooms, new one was very nice. No leisure facilities. Had to change rooms - went from very poor quality (no hot water, window didn't close, uncomfortable) to very good. No wireless access in rooms. Too expensive for lack of facilities.
The skybar at the 22nd floor gives you a perfect panorama on the old City As in all city hotels, don't expect a large room.
Hotel has a panoramic view. It is excellent. Breakfast started late in weekends morning.
extremely friendly personal, view out of the window, room service (big portions), TV channels` choice private party at the bar on top floor (already for the 2nd time when i am in Vilnius),therefore can`t get there
Pleasant and helpful staff, great buffet breakfast, good location.
Rooms were clean and comfortable, nice lounge, nice top floor bar Staff not welcoming
I loved my room. They upgraded me to business class, and I had a small suite, with a balcony and good views. Very comfortable. And the breakfast is superb. A wonderful array, and lots of room. The service is very good there. There's not a lot around the hotel. But to be fair it is only a fifteen minute walk from there to the centre of town. I don't mind walking, but for many that would be too far.
central location, reasonable price, good service 1. The lift was not stopping on the 1st floor. 2. The choice for deserts is very limited, usually fruit salad and one sort of cake.
good hotel, good price thanks to internet rate good breakfast small rooms bad isolation of rooms orange juice at breakfast not drinkable (90% water, 10% juice)
The Sky bar, the lobby.
Sky bar To loud AC
Friendly staff; Cleanliness; Good breakfast for paid money (50 Euro per night). Faulty lamp in the room
Big room:)
mostly the location. just on the way from the station to the old city.
Room comfort and quality. Professional staff. Some of the food good s(ee comments on dislikes) Hot breakfast food was not hot (barely warm). Hot food obviously prepared for start of service was still there at the latter part and as such was dried and visually off-putting. Suggest that food should not only be check for replenishing but also to ensure that what is left is fresh. Anything that is not fresh should be either removed and replaced or the guest being given the option to order fresh if not available.
We loved the wonderful room we were upgraded to. Thanks!
Location Wi Fi was very weak, couldn't use internet in hotel lobby
I staid in the room Nr.400 - it was superb and a great surprise :) i liked the bed and jacuzzi very much!!! There was no instruction how to use jacuzzi :( and there were no showergel in the jacuzzi and shower! Just a little packafe of shower gel in wc :( :(
all is good! WiFi in rooms for many!
I know Hotel Conti and like to come back there. The service and the overall performance is constant and nice.
Nice and silent room, comfortable bed, very good location, nice view from window, helpful staff
Great location and spacious room
Location, Location, Location! Too expensive for its offering.
Friendly and helpfull staff. Even though the hotel had a vip visitor during my stay, they helped out finding me a parking just outside the hotel.
breakfast poor for a Radison
location service
Great location, central to everything prices for beverages/food a lot higher than bars/restaurants close by
Relaxed atmosphere and friendly staff. Would recommend the hotel to others. Simple but clean and confortable. n.a.
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BAIT & SWITCH! I was told by the person on the phone that I would be charged $125-175 depending on what what done at the time of the visit. At the end of the procedure I was billed $584. I came in for some flat warts on my arm (doctor told me to use Compound W).
The doctor ended up freezing a small pin head scab off my scalp and cutting out another pin-head size Keratosis on my shoulder (5 minutes in total for both procedures). The problem is that the office bill does not correlate to the actual 'a la carte' pricing that is done at the time of the procedure. Each item that is done to you has a SEPERATE CHARGE. This is not in itself unethical IF IT IS DISCLOSED BEFORE THE PROCEDURE IS CONDUCTED.
What this means is that you pay the high office fees plus the additional fees for the procedure(s) of which you have no idea their cost. Total BS and I advise anybody else wanting to use this clinic to take extra precaution. The billing agent by the name of Heather actually used the excuse that if they did not remove the cancer from my shoulder I might be in serious health condition today! The fact is that I along with 58 million other Americans have Actinic Keratosis.
The fact that Heather used the CANCER scare tactic as an excuse to bill me without first advising me of the extremely high fee is inexcusable. The ethics of this individual and this office are deplorable. By the way, I had a follow-up call with Dr. Aaron Bruce (nice enough guy) who actually admitted to me that he forgot to discuss the additional fees with me. Heather said it was my job as a patient to make sure that I asked enough questions before hand to avoid the over-billing issue. Again - don't get stuck like I did. Avoid this clip shop at all cost... pun intended. http://www.skincancer.org/skin-cancer-information/actinic-keratosis
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After the great treatment I've had by Dr. Bruce I feel compelled to respond to this report. I'm a current patient.
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The format of this report says I am the owner of the practice, I most definately am not!
Being raised in a time before sunblock and having been treated by numerous dermatologists over the years I am in the unfortunate position to be able to compare a good number of them. I have also been treatred enough for various skin cancers to worry more about my health and in fact my very life than I do a couple bucks. I have also been to enough different practices to know what most would know without saying, the more different things that are treated the more it will cost. That isn't a bait and switch, it is only common sense. I've yet to see a doctor who kept an adding machine in the treatment room, did a running tally and quoted prices as the treatment progressed "LOL".
My experience with Dr. Bruce has been outstanding. I've come to trust and depend on his careful observation and excellent treatment of my various cancerous and pre-cancerous lesions. Prior to Dr. Bruces reccommendation to me by a friend my Dr. was 90 miles from my home and his charges and fees were almost exactly the same as Dr. Bruce's. On my first vist to Dr. Bruce I was there for a second opinion on a biopsy on my lip and he immediately noticed a spot at the base on my nose that turned out to be a malignancy that neither I nor my "prior" dermitologist had noticed. Dr. Bruce did an outstanding job removing it using the MOHS surgical procedure he's trained in and yes, it cost more than the second opinion I'd originally come in for "wink-wink"!
I also want to make it clear that I am not a family member or personal friend of Dr. Bruce, nor is he aware that I am posting this. I am instead a most satisfied patient who jumped on the internt to get a phone number and when I saw this absurd report I felt compelled to post "my" diametrically opposed experiences to the poster about some rediculous "bait and switch" acusation leveled at a fine and trustworthy Dr.
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Three adults, including myself, stayed here a day before and after a cruise. The hotel was a great price and offered three single beds and a very large bathroom. Being from the U.S. with limited public transportation where I live, I did not realize that the tram is different than the train. We thought we could take the tram to and from the airport and port, but you need to take a taxi, so that was a little disappointing. The tram is an excellent way to get downtown, though. You pay right on the tram, 7.50 Euros for 24 hours. The staff was extremely helpful in giving directions regarding navigating the city and helping answer a variety of questions. They even ordered taxi pick up for us. No cotton washcloths No alcohol on the premises Small refrigerator No ice? Limited dining in the area Must take a taxi to/from airport or port, the train is too far to walk with luggage The price the hotel quoted us for the taxi was incorrect. The taxi companies charged more.
-close to a coffiehouse -close to metro and bus -rents bikes and scooters per day -nice comfy rooms -clean -nice showers -On the day we checked out a guy came early to see if we left and continued to do so every two hours or so. Once we left we had forgot a bag and went back up he was going through said bag, and freaked out once he saw us. We just took our stuff and left not wanting to make a big deal. We later found out he stole 30 euro from the bag. Not a large amount, but still be wary. This is true everywhere. Never trust your money alone anywhere.
I really liked the staff who were always helpful in all the questions we had. The room was very modern.
There's a complimentary airport shuttle and it's only €5 a person for hotel to airport. Located right next to the tram. Only €7,50 for unlimited 24 hours on the tram and it brings you to the center of town with the Anne frank house or dam square if you get off at the next stop. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Very clean and comfortable bed. The price was a little steep in the restaurant on the 17th floor since the food wasn't amazing but it was pretty good. I recommend the quesadillas if you like cheese bc that was my favorite. Other than that I highly recommend this hotel!
breakfast was good althought expensive (17 euro pp), a lot of choice. The swimming pool was not that big but okay for a quick swim Using the sauna was an extra cost (10 euro pp), the lounge area was not always clean
Good room Room towards the motorway. Earplugs helped.
Our stay at the hotel was fantastic, probably one of the nicest hotels we have every stayed in. The price was very reasonable, and it was easy access to the centre of the city. The room was beautiful, and clean. We had a lovely stay, thank you. There was nothing that we didn't like during our stay at the hotel.
Clean , tidy Reception was a bit cryptic, not so freindly and lacking in advice
We liked the mirrors (especially the big one in front of the bed) and also the window between the room and the shower :). We also loved that we could sleep till late. The location is quite convenient, it's very easy to get from and to the airport (Lelylaan station), and also to the city centre (trams 1 and 17). In the shower there was a mild smell of sewer, from the drainage. Also, the toilet should have its own sink.
Check in time is too late, 15:00.
The room was really nice and comfortable. Very modern with good facilities in the room and hotel. The location was ok only a ten minute walk to the tram which takes you straight into the city of Amsterdam. Was nice to be close to the city but away from all the hustle and bustle. The staff were helpful and advised me and my partner on any information we needed regarding getting to different places we wanted to visit. The Skyy bar on the tenth floor was great. Gorgeous decor and the cocktails were fab!! Overall our trip was really good and would definatly stay there again and recommend to others. The only thing was having to pay to use the sauna in the spa although the swimming pool was free it was expensive to the sauna. Every spa hotel I have stayed in it was free so I wouldn't have expected to have to pay for this.
Food parking facilities good isolation from streetnoise view from cocktail bar on top of the building No information of costs of sauna, this was a surprise at check out Water streaming in the bathroom while showering No bathrobes
very good hotel, friendly staff, very nice rooms. expensive breakfast, a little bit far away from the Center
The room was an absolute fantastic room. Spacious, stylish, comfortable and clean. The staff wereaslo friendly and helpful. Extremely close to the centre although if you are not familiar with the area a sat nav would be an advantage
It's a really nice modern hotel, great for business trips- close to the airport! I didnt like that the hotel was so far away from Amsterdam City Centre, the hotel is'nt very close to the tram stop so it takes a while to get into Amsterdam City Centre. The hotel is definately for business people- not for tourists wanting to see and explore Amsterdam!
Reliable , easy access, comfortable The restaurant service does not match up with the profile of the hotel
Clean room, big beds, nice & modern equipment, quiet area. Very good value to cost. Location - the hotel is far away from the center and there are only office buildings around. It isn't that close to airport either - airport taxi costs 25-30 Euro. Similar cost is with the Shuttle bus. Travel to the city center takes up to 45 minutes by buses or by underground trains (plus 15minutes walk to the closest station). I hope this comment would help others since in my opinion it is really the only disadvantage of this hotel.
Hotel almost faultless, and quiet due to out of town location. Easy to reach from central Amsterdam. Not really, the bath did not drain particularly well and the shaver socket did not work. Apart from that, the room was perfect.
Good-sized rooms, very clean Location - in the middle of nowhere - but reasonably handy for the airport. Polite staff, but no information about the hotel (reception telephone number, restaurant details, etc) in the room. Food in the restaurant was reasonable.
The parking price... Sorry for my english but I would like everybody know our experience When I booked I asked them for a baby cot. Than from the experience of others I thought is better 2 call them on arriving day to renew my request. Everything was useless. We arrived at the hotel at 20.15... and the baby cot after a big ... it arrive at 22.45. Because they couldnt understand " why you can not hold the boy with you on the bed is just for 2 nights ?" So than they brought an almost broken baby box ... to figure as a bed. Than all hitechnology sometime usless (like the frige)... It was the worst 4* hotel we ever stay.
very convenient location, good room and breakfast reception could use some more staff to speed up check-in/out
Convenience. Ease of access to Amsterdam and highways to other locations. Artistic decor. Cleanliness. Dust under bed, spittle on wall, stains on floor, threadbare towels, missing wash cloths. Inattentive staff in bar and dining room. Overcharge for meals.
The Hotel was very nicely presented and the artwork and furniture were stunning, the room was beautiful. Just as the picture on the site. Free wireless internet and music on demand through the lcd telly were excellent too. The staff were quite abrupt, it seemed that anythign over and above what they normally offered as standard or they didn't charge for was a bit of a chre, it took us all day to get a cot for the baby we arrived with he nearly needed to sleep somewhere else, the cot was poorly made (a single tatty blanket and a untreated wood cot with bits missing causing it to be slightly dangerous) The breakfast was mediocre and expensuive, we also found the fittings in the breakfast room were poorly made as a chari fell off the wall whilst we were sitting on it, the high chair was unsuitable and dirty and the hotel was not keenly priced. A long walk to the trams and buses is required otherwise a taxi is 25EUR to the city All in all not a great stay. Would not recommend to a family visiting more suited to younger people with more tollerance for poor service.
Wireless network worked only for two days
The atmosphere and the relation staff-guest is perfect: very friendly! The plug didn't work well so i couldn't reload my phone. You should not put that much Pesto in your Margherita pizzas
This is the second time we have stayed in the Student Hotel in the past year and we have been very happy with our stay both times. We like the atmosphere in the hotel, and the food in the restaurant is very good. The rooms are very clean and spacious. We would definitely stay there again. The only issue we had was with the bartender. We were in the bar and at closing time the bartender came to tell us that he was closing. We felt like he was being rude, making hand gestures towards the door. Otherwise everyone else we spoke to were polite at all times.
The room was designed for one person but it was given to a couple. The bed felt a little small for us.
Great place! I would definitely stay here again.
I lovers how helpful the staff was, the location, décor, room amenities and location. I would definitely recommend for a solo traveler or young couples! The location in about a 15 minute bus ride from Amsterdam Central and in a quiet part of the city! I will most definitely stay there again when I visit Amsterdam again. Again I have to mention how friendly and helpful the staff is! Since the hotel is literally brand new, there was still noisy some construction and outfitting of rooms on my floor. But if you are gone during the day who cares!
Clean, Comfortable, really kind staff. First day aircondition of room was break down but next they change room immediately. There is no mini-bar in room. The Location is far to the city centre but transportation is easy. You can use tram and bus.
The hotel from the outside is awful but don't be put off, the reviews I had read varied but the hotel was excellent, its a 15 min tram ride away, but was so comfortable, clean and spacious, Great shower and breakfast was a great surprise, so glad I went with my choice and stayed here.
Very friendly service and was willing to print out my boarding passes if online booking was avaible with my airline. Provided anything I requested foir the room. Breakfast only, no other meals. Plus no bar facilities so not a full 3* hote and should not be advertised as such. In reality it is a Large B&B.Provision for Breakfast was inadequate for the no. Of guests leading to long delays in re-supply of food.
The bed and furniture was decent. The location was in the middle of nowhere, quite far from the city center, staffs had often problem communicating in English, the interior was shady.
Helpful chap on reception, good location for the Meervaart Theatre. A fair way from the centre, about 30 mins or so by bus.
The location of this hotel was good because it was a very quiet location near a beautiful lake with good and easy transport to city center and central train station with excellent breakfast that was free.
Everything was fine,nothing special. 15 min a way from the city center. For this price quiet nice.
Friendly & efficient services and staff.
Has to be the mattress it was soooooooooooo comfy....... Needs to be more variety in the restuarant as we werent bothered about having al carte wonted snacks............
Very clean and comfortable. A good value for money. Location is the only downfall but tram stations are close and downtown Amsterdam in a 20 minute team ride Location lacked. Not many restaurants or shops around. Not a good place if you're looking to go out at night, trams close early and the only way back is through bus or Uber. Maybe a Best Western night bus would be worth the investment.
It was clean and less noisy than in other hotels in the area. Area is another 'bonus' thing. Buses 64 and 69 in minutes will get you to Sloterdijk train station from which you can get to the Schiphol airport in 10 mins and it's easy to get to other cities as well from Sloterdijk. Downtown you can get by tram 7 or 14 or by bus 21. So this whole Slotermeelan area is awesome. Breakfast was rather poor, we ended up eating one kind of snack with bread and some coffee... I would suggest to have breakfast somewhere in town if you want to have some variety of choices.
Quiet location, close to public transportation stops Far away of center, minimal public facilities if any,
Although this hotel is outside of the main part of town, and there isn't much to explore in the immediate neighborhood, the location is a 5 minute walk to the tram (#2) that will take you directly into the city—all the way to Amsterdam Centraal. Nice garden area in the front for smoking. Nice new bathroom. Comfortable mattress. The common areas (hallways, etc) could use some love.
Good value for the money. Finding hotel location is a real challenge despite of its close proximity to highway.
the room was poor especially on comparison to others. it was also far from town
It was really cold in our room. Aircon (heat pump) don't worked, we informed staff about it, but nothing changed.
The manner in which the manager Celine dealt with our complaints. Very polite, honest, fair and above all professional I cannot understand why a lift that should facilitate all 4 floors only works for 1... the 4th.
The staff was excellent in trying to answer our questions. window-see above. shower-see above.
10 minutes from the city centre on the tram. Very reasonable price. Get what you pay for. Bathroom smelt due to damp. Beds were very old and could do with being replaced. When staying in amsterdam you have to pay a 5% tourist charge, this is added to your hotel bill.
Hotel is far from center -((
We found the breakfast to be very good. The toilet was not as clean as we would have liked. Also, it was quite far from the city center and sights.
Most of the rooms which had recently been re-decorated were very modern and clean. However the whole hotel appears to be going through a re-vamp. Poor menu in dining area - lack of choice. As we'd have happily ate there otherwise.
the vibe the way u can do ur own thing.
The rooms were really clean, the staff was polite and co-operative , overall a nice stay in this hotel The TV in the room was not working ,there was no fridge in the room and the breakfast was really expensive
When my taxi did not turn up to get me to the airport, they arranged another reasonably quickly. I needed to use an iron/ironing board and these were not available. Not the nicest of areas.
Free parking. Tram about 600 meters away went directly to Central station. the internet connection in my first room at the end of the hall was very poor. They moved to another room where then appeared to be stronger. However when I got into the room did tonight was also weak. I think signal was weak and cannot penetrate the cement. If I wanted internet I stood by the door.
We reserved airplane shutle bus. However, the shutle bus did not come and we pay more money to taxi to take our airplane
the staff competence and amability, the comfort. A great hotel but for distance from center breakfast could be better and distance from town (45 mn)
Easy to find, parking place, accessible by public transport. Good breakfast. I have had a room on the top floor near something like aircon ventilation. It was noisy all night long and very annoying. Hotel is not new and it starts to be visible. I have managed to live with it.
Parking availabilty Smoke free room however could smell smoke from hall way
Friendly staff. Comfortable beds. Pretty far out. 19 stops on tram to Central Station. Almost end of line. Neighborhood is just apartments. Nothing interesting here.
helpful staff, close to airport that the 'double bed' was 2 single beds pushed together
the accommodation was good enough but there was no facility at the hotel to get a drink (alcoholic and non alcoholic) during the day, only at breakfast time and dinner time. as above
Almost everything. Good facilities, excellent accommodation. Noththing
Staff was professional and very helpful. Rooms were large and clean. Free Parking. Buying a transportation ticket at the reception made it easy for the transportation. Location is terrible. It is an 8 minute walk to the closest city transportation at a good pace and a 20 minute ride into town. If it is cold, it poses a problem. The night bus is inconsistant and the numbers changed without notice. We stood at the buis stop for 45 minutes in 28 degree F before we took a taxi (22 euro). (Not the hotels fault, but effects the overall stay).
Good location near bus stop, room and lobby clean and nice. Major water temperature issues in shower, restaurant options limited and too expensive.
It is really comfortable They should change the bed
The ease of the Airport. We were disappointed with the quality as compared with the price. The hotel had a lot of flies that kept going on the food and coffees.
close to hotel, great shuttle service breakfast was not fresh, very poor selection, no fresh juices
cleen, quet, nice very bad location, breakfest was not included (in 82 Eur/night!) for 4* forget about sauna, swimming pool...
Very warm welcome at reception No "comfortable" seating around the lounge area !
city maps and tourist guides near the reception.
The location is very good, very close to the airport and good shuttle service. Very good bar and restaurant with excellent food and good selection of drinks. Nice, comfortable rooms. Close to great walking, cycling, horse riding trails next to a lake. Did not try the local transport to the city centre, but hotel seems to be very close to main transport routes. No
very convinence to airport
Helpful, kind, polite staff who really enjoy people and helping you make the most of your stay. The AWESOME breakfast was quite expensive, but still worth the extra Euros.
Excellent location to Airport and close bus system to downtown. Friendly and informative staff. Good food
The shuttle bus was good but the quality of the hotel need improvement, especially that the room is too small
Quite reasonable rate For me, the towels didn't smell good.
Free wireless internet The bathroom, it was small and poor
We stay at this hotel in order to participate at the Amsterdam Marathon, the hotel was fairly close to transportation to the stadium or to the city centre. Hotel stuff was nice A big construction site around the hotel, it looks a bit messy but it will be a lot better once works are finished. The bathroom has only a shower and without cabin so everytime you take a shower there is water everywhere..
Cheap parking (6euro/24hrs) in gated lot. Easy to find from motorway. 5-7 minute walk to tram, or 20-30 minute walk through pleasant park to the area around the Rijksmuseum. Good option if you are driving and need a place to park the car, and don't need to stay in town center. We skipped the breakfast because it was 12euro each. Also, beer at the bar wasn't cheap.
Basic hotel on the tram line, 15 min to the Centrum. Breakfast was good with a good selection of hot and cold items. rooms are small but who cares since we only slept there
desk staff where very nice and always helpful and very funny... quiet location, very clean and well presented hotel and staff. taxi available on request at cheaper rates via the hotel desk. would use hotel again. a little too far from city centre but used the trams which was very easy, so not a big problem. beware of city centre taxi cabs for high prices
The location was not too bad but the environment was awful
I liked the free internet and the room. The beds were comfortable and we had everything we needed. I also liked their awareness of the environment and efforts to be green. I did not like how the information book in the room was inaccurate in regards to the restaurant's opening hours. This caused us to miss three separate meals that we had planned on having in the hotel restaurant had it actually been open when it said it would be. In addition, the hotel staff are were not helpful in recommending anywhere else to eat (the hotel isn't located close to anything, really).
The location is pretty bad. Although you can use the tram to reach the hotel, you still have to walk for a big portion of the road, go under a bridge, through a construction area, and dirty streets. Also there is poor visibility on the hotel location, so you might get lost a bit on your way to reach there.
The breakfast in the hotel was very good. A broken fire door in the corridor outside my room loudly slammed shut every time someone used it. This kept me awake at night and woke me early in the morning. This should have been repaired as a matter of priority. The was no separate room or lock up to keep luggage. This is a useful service for those on weekend trips who wish to make the most of a few hours before their onward journey.
medium size room and bathroom tram and bus stop nearby poor breakfast, not too close to city center, noisy neighborhood
the bed was comfortable I didn't like the area
Nothing. Worst hotel I have ever been to. I will never go back to this hotel. It was dirty and I had an awful stay
Value for money. Free internet acces. Room very small but considering price no complaints.
breakfast and always opened Window was little bit broken, bathroom floor not cleaned perfectly and litle bit of noise on the street. But those are small things, nothing important for me.
Location is very good in close proximity to shopping malls There is no Air conditioning/cooling device in the room. Internet access in the rooms could be a good plus point. Restaurant does not serve lunch and dinner
Room very small but clean Location was not good. More suited to students and backpackers than tourists
It was low-cost and on a conventient tram/bus line.
value for money the walls because you could heard all the noises from the next rooms
very good breakfast, even that it is cold buffet, it was rich the check in has to be until 10 pm, as the hotel is quite far from the center it would be easier if they would gurantee late check in


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The History of the Development of AIDS
Chapter Excerpt from "State Origin: The Evidence of the Laboratory Birth of AIDS"
by Boyd E. Graves, J.D.
The true history of the origin of AIDS can be traced throughout the 20th Century and back to 1878. On April 29 of that year the United States passed a "FEDERAL QUARANTINE ACT".
The United States began a significant effort to investigate "causes" of epidemic diseases. In 1887, the effort was enhanced with the mandate of the U.S. "LABORATORY OF HYGIENE". This lab was run by Dr. Joseph J. Kinyoun, a deep rooted-racist, who served the eugenics movement with dedication.
Two years later, 1889, we were able to identify "mycoplasmas", a transmissible agent, that is now found at the heart of human diseases, including (AIDS) HIV.
In 1893, we strengthened the Federal Quarantine Act and suddenly there was an explosion of polio.
In 1898, we knew we could use mycoplasma to cause epidemics, because we were able to do so in cattle, and we saw it in tobacco plants.
In 1899, the U.S. Congress began investigating "leprosy in the United States".
In 1902, We organized a "Station for Experimental Evolution" and we were able to identify diseases of an ethnic nature.
In 1904, we used mycoplasma to cause an epidemic in horses.
In 1910, we used mycoplasma to cause an epidemic in fowl/birds.
In 1917, we formed the "Federation of the American Society for Experimental Biology" (FASEB).
In 1918, the influenza virus killed millions of unsuspecting. It was a flu virus modified with a bird mycoplasma for which human primates had no "acquired immunity".
In 1921, lead eugenics philosopher, Betrand Russell, publicly supported the "necessity for "organized" plagues" against the Black population.
In 1931, we secretly tested African Americans and we tested AIDS in sheep.
In 1935, we learned we could crystallize the tobacco mycoplasma, and it would remain infectious.
In 1943, we officially began our bio-warfare program. Shortly thereafter, we were finding our way to New Guinea to study mycoplasma in humans.
In 1945, we witnessed the greatest influx of foreign scientists in history into the U.S. biological program. Operation Paperclip will live in infamy as one of the darkest programs of a twisted parallel government fixated on genocide.
In 1946, the United States Navy hired Dr. Earl Traub, a notorious racist biologist.
A May appropriations hearing confirms the existence of a "secret" biological weapon.
In 1948, we know that the United States confirmed the endorsement of "devising a scheme" in which to address the issue of overpopulation in certain racial groups. State Department's George McKennan's memo will forever illuminate the eugenics mendacity necessary for genocide of millions of innocent people.
In 1949, Dr. Bjorn Sigurdsson isolates the VISNA virus. Visna is man made and shares some "unique DNA" with HIV. See, Proceedings of the United States, NAS, Vol. 92, pp. 3283 - 7, (April 11, 1995).
In 1951, we now know our government conducted its first virus attack on African Americans. Crates in Pennsylvania were tainted to see how many Negro crate handlers in Virginia would acquire the placebo virus.. They were also experimentally infecting sheep and goats. According to author Eva Snead, they also held their first world conference on an AIDS-like virus.
In 1954, Dr. Bjorn Sigurdsson publishes his first paper on Visna virus and establishes himself as the "Grandfather of the AIDS virus." He will encounter competition from Dr. Carlton Gajdusek.
In 1955, they were able to artificially assemble the tobacco mosaic virus. Mycoplasmas will forever be at the heart of the U.S. biological warfare program
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In 1970, President Nixon signed PL91-213 and John D. Rockefeller, III became the "Population Czar." Nixon's August 10 National Security Memo leaves no doubt as to the genocidal nature of depopulation
CZARS eh?
In 1971, Progress Report #8 is issued. The flowchart (pg. 61) will forever resolve the true laboratory birth origin of AIDS. Eventually the Special Virus program will issue 15 reports and over 20,000 scientific papers. The flowchart links every scientific paper, medical experiment and U.S. contract. The flowchart would remain "missing" until 1999. World scientists were stunned. The flowchart will gain in significance throughout the 21st Century. It is also clear the experiments conducted under Phase IV-A of the flowchart are our best route to better therapy and treatment for people living with HIV/AIDS. The first sixty pages of progress report #8 of the Special Virus program prove conclusively the specific goal of the program. By June 1977, the Special Virus program had produced 15, 000 gallons of AIDS. The AIDS virus was attached as complement to vaccines sent to Africa and Manhattan. However, because of the thoroughness of authors, like Dr. Robert E. Lee, we also learn the Stanford Mycoplasma Laboratory issues one of the first papers with AIDS in the title. "Viral Infections in Man Associated with Acquired Immunological Deficiency States." The primary scientist, Dr. Thomas Merigan, was a "consultant" to the Special Virus program.
Progress Report # 8 at 104 - 106 proves Dr. Robert Gallo was secretly working on the development of AIDS with full support of the sector of the U.S. government that seeks to kill its citizens. Dr. Gallo can not explain why he excluded his role as a "project officer" for the Special Virus program from his biographical book. Dr. Gallo's early work and discoveries will finally be viewed in relation to the flowchart. We now know where every experiment fits into the flowchart. The "research logic" is irrefutable evidence of a federal "Manhattan-style project" to develop a "contagious" cancer that "selectively" kills. Dr. Gallo's 1971 paper is identical to his 1984 AIDS announcement.
Progress Report #8 at 273 - 286 proves we gave AIDS to monkeys. Since 1962, the United States and Dr. Robert Gallo have been inoculating monkeys and re-releasing them back into the wild. Thus, even government scientists are baffled that both HIV-1 and HIV-II would "suddenly emerge" from two distinct monkey ancestral relatives during the last 100 years. A 1999 Japanese study will ultimately prove the Man to Monkey origin of Monkey AIDS. The monkey experiments summary definitively proves Monkey AIDS is also man-made.
In 1972, the United States and the Soviet Union entered into a biological agreement that would signal the death knell for the Black Population. The 1972 agreement for collaboration and cooperation in the development of offensive biological agents is still U. S. policy.
In 1973, we find that world scientist, Garth Nicolson reports on his project, "Role of the Cell Surface in Escape From Immunological Surveillance." His report is accompanied by seven published papers. Dr. Nicolson worked in conjunction with the Special Virus program from 1972 until 1978. Dr. Nicolson is considered by some to be Dr. Gallo's "West Coast" counterpart. It is strongly held that because of Dr. Nicolson, Dr. Robert Gallo and Dr. Luc Montagnier would secretly meet in Southern California to coordinate what they would and would not say about the special virus development program.
In 1974, Furher Henry Kissinger releases his NSSM-200 (U.S. Plan to Address Overpopulation). It is the only issue of discussion at the World Population Conference in Bucharest, Romania. The men in the shadows had won, the whole world agrees to secretly cull Africa's population. Today it is Africa and other undesirables. Tomorrow it may be you.
In 1975, President Gerald Ford signs National Security Defense Memorandum #314. The United States implements the Kissinger NSSM-200.
In 1976, the United States issues Progress Report #13 of the Special Virus program. The report proves the United States had various international agreements with the Russians, Germans, British, French, Canadians and Japanese. The plot to kill Black people has wide international support. In March, the Special Virus began production of the AIDS virus, by June 1977, the program will have produced 15,000 gallons of AIDS. President Jimmy Carter allows for the continuation of the secret plan to cull the Black Population.
In 1977, Dr. Robert Gallo and the top Soviet Scientists meet to discuss the proliferation of the 15,000 gallons of AIDS. They attach AIDS as complement to the Small pox vaccine for Africa, and the "experimental" hepatitis B vaccine for Manhattan. According to authors June Goodfield and Alan Cantwell, it is Batch #751 that was administered in New York to thousands of innocent people. This government will never be able to repay the people for the social rape, humiliation and out right prejudice people with HIV/AIDS face on a daily basis. The men in the shadows of the AIDS curtain accurately calculated that you would not care if only Blacks and gays are dying. In fact you don't care that nearly a half million Gulf War veterans are encumbered with something contagious. Soon there will be no more Black people and a confused military, older White people will start suddenly dying and you still won't get it. Be here now for us, give us a chance to be there for you.
Suddenly, just as President Nixon had predicted, there was explosive death. On November 4, 1999, the U.S. White House announced,.... "Within a period as short as five years, all new infections of HIV in the United States will be African American...." At some point our experts must be allowed to begin the interface process of allowing the history of this virus program to count. It is ludicrous and preposterous to fail to review the U.S. virus program in which to elucidate the etiology of AIDS.
More of the history of the secret virus program can be found in the archives of Dr. John B. Moloney. A review of the files under Dr. Moloney's name would further pinpoint additional dates and records consistent with one of the greatest hunts, capture and proliferation of disease in the history of the human race. We have found the missing link. It is the guts of the research logic of a federal program that seeks to kill. We have found a curtain of AIDS. We can identify some of the people who work in the shadows of the curtain. Dr. Robert Gallo and Dr. Garth Nicolson must lead us in review. In light of the attack mechanisms available in which to inhibit AIDS, it is time that not another person be stricken with this relic, synthetic mycoplasma chimera.
Robert Gallo(aids)as you have sown so shall you reap.
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After 37 years of service to UNLV, Kari Coburn, Assistant Vice Provost for Decision Support, will be retiring at the end of December.
With more than 40 years at UNLV both as a student and as an employee, Kari is responsible for building the Office of Institutional Analysis and Planning into a highly respected information resource for campus administrators, faculty, staff and students. Appointed in 1980 by President Leonard Goodall to oversee the two person office, Kari worked with six UNLV presidents and three interim presidents, providing support for strategic planning and performance tracking, student success, accreditation, budgeting, policy development, and enrollment management. Kari provided service and leadership to the Faculty Senate in her role as senator, member of the executive committee, and committee chair, and afterward, continued involvement with Faculty Senate committees in a supporting role. She has also provided support to several Faculty Senate committees. In her role as consultant to the Faculty Senate Salary Model Task Force, she was instrumental in developing the first salary model for UNLV faculty and professionals, and for establishing the current system of professional ranges based on levels of responsibility. She served as a member of UNLV policy development committees for the past 11 years, and co-chaired the University Policy Committee for the past five years.
More recently, Kari provided leadership in the areas of data governance, information management, and data warehousing within the Nevada System of Higher Education. She and her staff have gained national attention for their work in providing information access to campus decision makers at all levels, and are responsible for building UNLV's first integrated data warehouse and business intelligence tool (My UNLV Analytics). A two-time alumnus of UNLV, Kari has been recognized for her professional contributions to the Association for Institutional Research, Rocky Mountain Association for Institutional Research, and NSHE, and for her service on the executive board of the local chapter of Phi Kappa Phi.
I am truly grateful for her service to UNLV and her many accomplishments. I know that she will be missed greatly.
There will be a reception in Kari's honor in December. I hope you will join the President and Provost's office and her staff in wishing her well.
John Valery White
Executive Vice President and Provost


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>Look What I Can Do!>Post Your Small, or Big, Victory For The Day!
I signed up for my first marathon today!! It's on 4-11-09 and is the Southern Indiana Classic Marathon.
BTW, I think you might mean 4-11-10...
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So bittersweet,This tragedyWon't ask for absolution;This melody,Inside of me,Still searches for solution.A twist of faith,A change of heart Cures my infatuation.A broken heart, Provides the sparkFor my determination.
I completed my first 1/2 Marathon! The Fresno Two Cities Marathon and Half. What an experience. Of course I didn't do as well as I wanted, but I finished around 2 hours, 17 minutes, about the same pace as my 12 mile a few weeks ago. I was cautious due to some shin splint pain I've been dealing with last week, but no trouble from them. This in now officially the longest run I've ever done. I'm ready for another one! Who knows, maybe next year I'll do the full marathon!
One more thing- I was really nervous. I had dreams two nights in a row about not being ready, being last, and the usual "going to school in your underwear" dream, except it was the race. Now that I've done it, I think next time won't be so stressful. Tons of free stuff, too-hat, long sleeve technical shirt, finishers hooded sweatshirt and finishers medal. Not bad for $50 entry!!
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I walked (actually shuffled) for 20 minutes today, a total of about 0.3 miles. Two weeks, exactly, after being hit by a car, I was able to move enough that my ankles are sore and I needed a nap. There is hope!
I've done my best to live the right way. I get up every morning and go to work each day. (for now)
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I walked (actually shuffled) for 20 minutes today, a total of about 0.3 miles. Two weeks, exactly, after being hit by a car, I was able to move enough that my ankles are sore and I needed a nap. There is hope!
good grief.
i am glad that you are getting better.
"As a dreamer of dreams and a travelin' man I have chalked up many a mile. Read dozens of books about heroes and crooks, And I've learned much from both of their styles." ~ Jimmy Buffett
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jelly, sounds like my kind of race!!
I ran a 7 mile trail (horse trail) race on Sunday, bitter cold wind (but no rain), lots of mud, hills & well it was on horse trails so lots of *** saw couple of face first wipeouts, & couple people limping or being helped to finish. fantastic (except for the injured fallen, of course, hope all ok).. Soup & pumpkin pie after race treats.
I won a major award today.
Running related, or work related? Congrats either way.
heh. I won a lamp that looks like a leg!
Actually, I came in 3rd in my age group in a race. By definition, I came in 3rd because the faster people stayed home.
Interestingly, had I run the half instead of the full, I would have won my age group and perhaps placed in top 5 overall.
And no, it's not like I'm one of those people who can talk about their halves in terms of minutes and sound not-silly (such as: "I ran a 68 minute half", which I totally cannot). Truly, the fast(er) people stayed home.
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The Information Society
This issue of The Information Society starts a year in which we have expanded from four issues to five. TIS issue 18(1) includes five articles and four book reviews.
The first article by Jeffrey Hart and Sangbae Kim examines how the international competitiveness of the US economy in the 1990s was influenced by a new hi-tech production regime that they refer to as Wintelism. In Explaining the Resurgence of U.S. Competitiveness: The Rise of Wintelism, they define Wintelism as the structural dominance of components providers, like Intel and Microsoft, over assemblers, like IBM and Dell, effected by applying strategies for controlling architectural standards in a horizontally segmented industry. Hart and Kim see the essence of Wintelism as a reliance on open but owned technical standards and extensive outsourcing of component production to enable industrial structures to become less vertically and more horizontally integrated. Unlike Manuel Castells who writes about new business partnerships and high-tech synergies as if they were the byproduct of imaginative entrepreneurs, unregulated markets and "network logic," Hart and Kim are keenly aware of the role of U.S. trade regulatory policies and their anchoring in national security rationales. They observe that U.S. regulatory policies encouraged the value chain specialization with open but owned standards that are the hallmarks of Wintelism, greatly contributing to the success of U.S. firms in the global PC computer industry. Their article explicitly contrasts the industrial consequences of the U.S. regulatory regimes with those of East-Asian countries, such as Japan and South Korea. Their article contributes an important political analysis to our understanding of new industrial formations.
Of The second article, An Information-Based Model of NGO-Mediation for the Empowerment of Slum Dwellers in Bangalore by Shirin Madon and Sundeep Sahay shifts from national industrial formations to the organization of social services in a huge urban area. Madon and Sahay have been studying the organization of social services in Bangalore India, a city that has been hailed as India's Silicon Valley. In the 1990s, Bangalore became a high growth high technology center. But it is also the home of millions of people who have not benefited directly from the high technology boom.
Approximately 29 million people live in the city of Bangalore in central India, and about 25% of them live under the poverty line of approximately $215(U.S.) per year. There are various estimates of the number of slums, but most studies identify hundreds of slums that house well over one million people. While there a number of programs to help Bangalore's poor, such building water supplies for slums that have none, and improving their sanitation. Madon and Sahay's article rests on extensive field work in Bangalore. They observe that many of Bangalore's poor are doubly disadvantaged, since they are often unaware of public programs that could improve their quality of life. However, Madon and Sahay are optimistic that some kinds of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's) can serve as important informational intermediaries between poor groups and aid organizations.
Their article examines the activities of one NGO, Jana Sahayog, that uses informationally rich means to help increase the quality of life in some slums. Jana Sahayog helps these slum dwellers "to produce a newspaper to both express their problems, and as a forum in which they can engage in dialogue with, and hold accountable, government officials and so resolve their problems." They are also working with about two dozen slum organizations and local government agencies to have their slums recognized by the government, which can lead to their residents obtaining land titles to their home sites. The land titles can enable these slum dwellers to obtain yet additional resources, such as funds for developing local water supplies. While Jana Sahayog maintains a web site to enlist the interest of international activists and researchers, most of its informational strategies are appropriately low-tech: they rest on the production of newspapers, audio tapes, meetings and similar media that poor people can communicate through and learn from. Madon and Sahay conclude their article by identifying this NGO's informationally intensive strategies as those that are likely to be more effective in Castellian global multi-organizational networks.
The next two articles examine social issues of privacy and surveillance. "Toward a Typology of Internet Users and Online Privacy concerns" reports the intriguing results of a survey conducted by Kim Sheehan. Her survey asked informants to examine 15 different situations involving the collection or use of personally sensitive data. She identified four major orientations towards these scenarios: unconcerned, circumspect, wary and alarmed. Sheehan reports the extent to which her informants fit into these four orientations. She also examines how these orientations vary with one's age and education. In general, better educated and older informants expressed greater caution about the privacy practices of Internet services and their sites.
In the fourth article, Johnson and Blanchette argue that people's feelings about surveillance practices should not be the primary basis for formulating information policies about personally sensitive data. In "Data Retention and The Panoptic Society: The Social Benefits Of Forgetfulness" they examine three domains where data about people can have substantial consequences: bankruptcy law, juvenile crime records, and credit reports. They are concerned that one unintended side-effect of indefinite data retention "is the disappearance of social forgetfulness, which allows individuals a second chance, the opportunity for a fresh start in life." They examine how different policy approaches could handle the retention of data and they propose a comprehensive policy so that information policies can be planned, rather than developed piecemeal in an ad-hoc and reactive manner.
The fifth article, by Holsapple and Joshi, offers professionals a rich framework for planning and applying knowledge management practices within an organization. Their article, "Knowledge Management: A Threefold Framework" provides both the framework and an assessment of its applicability by a group of faculty and professionals who have intensive expertise with knowledge management practices. The framework -- organized around themes of knowledge resources, knowledge manipulation, and organizational influences -- provides a usable and useful common language for practitioners, as well as some important themes for intensive research.
This issue ends with four book reviews: Journalism and Democracy: An Evaluation of the Political Public Sphere (reviewed by Mark Brewin); Systems, Experts, and Computers: the Systems Approach in Management and Engineering, World War II and After (reviewed by Steve Jackson); Technoromanticism: Digital Narrative, Holism, and the Romance of the Real (reviewed by Jonathan Elmer) and The World Wide Web and Contemporary Cultural Theory (reviewed by John Rowe).
Please check our web site (http://www.slis.indiana.edu/TIS) for news on forthcoming issues, calls for papers, abstracts of articles from previous issues, and the full text of some sample articles. Prospective authors may reach us via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
TIS's publisher, Taylor and Francis, is now making an electronic full text version of this journal available at no additional cost with an institutional subscription that is priced at approximately $200. This new service is an exceptional bargain for large organizations, such as universities. It is possible to site license one electronic subscription for the use of all students, faculty, and staff for the price of one institutional subscription. TIS's web site (URL above) includes additional information about this opportunity. TIS also offers significant discounts for individual subscriptions to the members of certain scholarly societies. Please see the Subscriptions Page on our web site.
Rob Kling
Center for Social Informatics
Indiana University - Bloomington
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