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- excellent breakfast, huge garden, ample parking
All was just perfect. We traveled in taly for almost 3weeks and stayed in 6 diferent 4star hotels and all other was so far not such good expierence as Savvoy. Great restaurant with great meal and excelent services. Big swiming pool, nice gardens. Very clean own beach just 200metres away from hotel. We stayed in Junior suite with very nice interior and huge terrace. Hotel has wedding each day. Internet costs 12EUR -24H and it is not free as shown in booking.com. Restaurant is quit expensive, but worth each spend EUR.
good breakfast, nice swimming pool without car far from restaurants, bars, etc; all week long weddings
The area and ability to visit the Temples at Paestum and Pompei
The hotel was a very nice facility. It was close to a nice beach and to the ruins in Paestum. The food at the hotel restaurant was very good too. The air conditioning was controlled centrally by the hotel. It would run until about midnight and then be cut off. In a couple of hours the room was hot and stuffy and uncomfortable. The desk staff wasn't able to program the key cards properly so they didn't work. After multiple trips to the desk, they said the key cards didn't work and that we should just use the metal key. We had requested adjoining rooms OR adjacent rooms in advance as we were travelling with young children. They put us on opposite wings of the hotel and said nothing else was available.
Classed as 4 *L the Savoy Beach was very impressive with a superb location. It only had 42 bedrooms but the facilities it had were those of a far larger hotel. It had a superb covered terrace of terracotta tiles overlooking the mountains behind the hotel and the grounds were beautifully maintained. N/A
Proximity to beach and Lido use. Incredible pool and garden. Very friendly and helpful staff. We had a great 4 day break here. I used a good internet connection to do some work each day. Quiet spot. Area restaurants are over-priced for medium quality,
Exceptionally good brekfast, new rest manager at Tre Olive with ambitions. Have stayed at this hotel for six times during holiday and actually some other couples that we have met year after year. I am travelling around 200 nights per year and the renewal of the breakfast now exceeds Intercontintental and Swiss Hotel in Berlin. The hotel owner has a farm up in the mountains, the have fresh milk, fruits, spremuta, good mozarella (real fresh from buffels) proscioutto crudo, cotto, good bread ( for being in Italy) ,nice enviroments and clean rooms, acess to beach ( sunchairs and umbrella is included at the beach club,and easy to park. My favourite in southern Italy. Best time to travel is from may to early july and from mid september Air condition was poor in the room, after five days we just demanded to change room. Sometimes anoying with a lot of weddings not by noice but if you are laying by poolside a lot of fine dressed wedding particpants are running around you.
Excellent facilities, pool and beach.
Everything! This was a wonderful hotel with wonderful staff and wonderful facilities and wonderful breakfast. Excellent!
Clean and quiet room. Friendly staff. Centrally controlled airconditioning which was turned off at night.
Very nice, friendly and professional staff. Quite good berakfest. Close to the beach. Bicycles for customers. Nothing
It's a very short walk to the beach from the hotel. The room and facilities are excellent, including bike rental and shuttle to the train station. Highly recommended.
We love this hotel because of its wonderful atmosphere. The people managing the hotel are extremely nice and helpful and we always have a lot of fun. The hotel is perfectly situated for everything: culture, beach, nature,... and not to forget the delicious meals in the hotel restaurant. Mille grazie, Nino! :-) We'll definitely come back again - and again - and again... :-)
the staff amability
The hotel was very comfortable, the restaurant was good and it was 2 minutes from the beach. The staff went out of their way to help us, suggesting dining options, assisting with accommodation and car bookings and sightseeing options. There were free bikes to use to visit the nearby ruins, and music was provided to encourage impromtu dancing! Wireless internet was problematic in the rooms and could only be accessed near the reception desk, but was free.
free bicycles made the trip to the Greek site an adventure. closeness to the beach. Although the staff spoke little English when we had a problem with our car they found someone with excellent English to help us explain our problem and then took us to a garage where the problem was sorted. The room was very dark in the daytime even with all the lights on. Various potential finds for loosing key, or bringing sand into the hotel were a little disconcerting.
The staff were extremely helpful and very accomodating. They provided good direction and assistance. The breakfast was great. We really liked the hotel and the staff and would return there.
Very convenient to Paestum. Not too hard to find. Good restaurant. Internet available in room Air conditioning was not working in our room, even though the desk clerk assured us that it was.
Staff very friendly and helpful. Hotel clean and food lovely
The hotel is professional in style and manner. Staff is very attentive and helpful with our arrangements. They are user-friendly for those of us with limited Italian. The restaurant's food is delicious and well-presented. We liked the local buffalo mozzarella and proscuitto very much. We enjoyed the local wines on the Wine List as well. Restaurant menu choices were limited, though that is understandable because of the number of guests.
the room; the meal, the beach, the staff no
The room was excellent. The double walk in shower in the bathroom was fantastic. The gardens and grounds, and mountain views were spectacular. The staff were very helpful. Breakfast was very good indeed.
Modern very comfortable hotel. Good bed. Excellent shower. Excellent free breakfast. Quiet enviroment. Close to the beach and Paestum archeological site. More a business hotel than a holiday hotel. Wireless Internet not working. Not much to do in neighbourhood.
Very friendly staff, good facilities and handy for Paestum No - infact I find the Best Western are invariable good value good standard.
The location was excellent
Green minded; saving electricity by using key card to activate power in room. Modern and stylish.
swiming pool not attractive breakfast
Nice public and external areas. Good location Sound proofing between rooms was very poor. No specific bar area (probably because hosting 2 weddings simultaneously).
the hot tub and the view of the distant ocean There is no room service for food order which is unheard of in a 5-star hotel. Breakfast was mediocre at best. I would rate this hotel a 3 to 4 star at best.
close to beach; good swimming pool; comfortable room; helpful staff; quiet neighborhood few restaurants within walking distance
Locaton near to the beach. Swiming pool available in summertime
Hotel Lobby is five star. Room is clean and comfortable. Staff not very helpful. Room is 3 star and breakfast is 1 star. The last morning at 7:30 a.m. the food ran out and they never replenished it. Wifi not really working. They advertised it as free but tried to charge me and then it didn't really work. I paid extra for "prestigious ocean view" but ocean was 3 blocks away an I could catch a small glimpse of it.
The swimming pool and the nice view from the balcony of our room. The breakfast was very poor and the coffee machine was like the ones you find in stations. There were weddings during all the afternoon and evening on Saturday and it was really boring having all these people around with the music everytime. The welcome is not very nice. The bedrooms are dated, the bathroom is absolutely not a 5 stars bathroom ! Furthermore the hotel is not located 800 m from the entry of the ruins but rather 2 km ! All in all this hotel is not more than a 3 stars one and it seems they only care about weddings. We were very very disappointed of it.
it was close to the greek ruins The rooms were very cold, we were told the heat would come on at 5pm which it did and it took a long time to heat the room up but then the heat turned off in the middle of the night and again it was very cold.
The room in the hotel was very spacious and well fitted out. Good 4 star quality.. The hotel' restaurant' was somewhat strange. There was a short menu, and what we had from it was quite reasonable, However, no one else seemed to be eating there which gave rather a quiet feeling.There is also a large annex building which gives the impression , when first approaching the hotel, of being abandoned and scruffy. Initially, our hearts sank !
The size of the room was excellent and the hotel is very modern. Both swimming pools were not working. Also, the reception area is makeshift. For a five star hotel it didn't seem to have a lot of staff on to help (eg no Porter). Coffee at breakfast was very poor standard.
The staff was outstanding they went the extra mile so my request were granted. The hotel is new with every conviences. The large grounds are beautiful, sitting under an orange tree sipping wine. The location was great with many cities within driving distance. The breakfast was great. Indoor and outdoor pools also beach near-by. The ruins in paestum a must see. There is nothing I did like about this hotel.
The hotel was lovely and the family was very friendly and helpful. The hotel was right on the beach. We messed up the dates of our reservation but they were able to find us a room and took care of us quickly. We had a large room that overlooked the beach and it was very quiet and peaceful. The air conditioner did not work well and the room was hot.
The hotel is perfect visiting the temples, and the family room accomodated our family very comfortably. The staff of the hotel is amazing - transferred us to and from the train station in a private vehicle to facilitate a tight schedule, and the restaurant affiliated with the hotel opened 1/2 hour early to accomodate our young son. Highly recommended!
Lovely accommodations, helpful staff, fantastic and reasonable meals and a view of the temple from your window. Nothing wrong.
Wonderfully, sensitively, updated granary--much like some of the villas I was at when in Italy on business some years ago. very comfortable. And one of the single best meals I've had in more than 30 years of travel/business in Italy. Top notch all around. A nice walk from the actual museum and site, but a lot if you are tired and dragging a bag (my iPhone didn't get through to them for pickup, for some reason). Must get train tickets someplace else, as there is no tkt. office at train station. Were advised, not a a problem.
We had a wonderful time. The staff was extremely helpful. The location was peaceful and just a short walk from the archaeological site, museum and restaurants. The rooms had all the modern conveniences with an old world charm and lovely views of the countryside. We enjoyed the variety of food served for breakfast in the spacious and cheery dining area The rates are good and the hotel is charming. We were two couples travelling together in Italy for three weeks, and this was our favorite hotel.We wished we could have stayed longer! no
So for me it was like I have visited my grandparents... This was most important thing. Concerning room service, food and so on I can say there is no problem...Internet connection is free and parking is free on hotel territory.
Friendly, helpful staff. Close to ruins at Paestum. We had a nice porch.
very helpful staff and great locaton t Paestum. The area is quiet and good spot to rest - should have stayed longer. Very good value after spending in Rome and Amalfi area
The wonderful personal attention to detail given by the owners. The lovely breakfast and the setting of the hotel right next to the historic ruins.
The staff were very friendly and accomodating. Dinner was quite tasty and satisfying. We had to catch an 08:30 train the next morning, eventhough we walked from the train station the staff insisted that they drive us in the morning. That simple act of going out of ones' way to help two people on a holiday was remarkable and very noteworthy of saying that this was an excellent choice to stay and eat while in Paestum. I would stay here again if we were to go back.
The hotel is a facinating old building in a quiet spot within 10 minutes walk of the wonderful archialogical site at Paestrum with its tasteful cafes, bars and gift shops. Hotel staff were welcoming and friendly and some spoke English. The room was a good size and well furnished with a huge, comfortable bed. There was a good selection of fresh foods on the breakfast buffet. I strongly recommend eating dinner at the hotel for a taste of good, traditional, home-cooked Italian food at a very reasonable price - much better quality and value than any restaurant we found on our stay in Italy.
A fabulous place, well-situated, well-appointed and with exceptionally helpful and accomodating staff. View of le scavi from our room. Pleasant and tranquil surroundings. But -- the best -- the staff went out of their way to make our visit a positive experience. We felt truly welcomed. We went during the off-season so unfortunately the restaurant was closed. (Not a criticism -- just would have liked to have experienced it....)
The hotel was very clean and comfortable, but the best is the resturant and the food all home cooked and not expensive, we would stay there again. The staff speak very little english.
We got lost. The owner drove out to our location and we followed him back to the hotel.
Beautiful property and grounds, spacious room, quiet and peaceful. Very gracious host (Giovanni) and we were able to communicate fine with basic Italian. Continental breakfast totally fine. Gorgeous dining room, could see having a family event or party here. Lovely view of the sun rising over the mountains and their crop of peach trees. I'm originally from California and this reminds me of Napa wine country. Proximity to the Paestum train station and archaeological zone 20-25 minute walk but took longer because we kept stopping to take photos of the beautiful countryside! Very small watchout... start the shower water running a few minutes beforehand to get the hot water going. Not really a problem once you knew. Location is an easy turn off the highway... just need a better map and directions on the website. If coming by train, it would be helpful to know if you must arrange a taxi or other pickup from the train station. Other than that, the reason it is quiet is because it is not in a congested touristy area, which is a good thing!
The staff and the quiet Very hard to get to because of the road structure
Doesn´t have personal qualified for the service. Breakfast is poor. Doesn´t have personal qualified for the service. Breakfast is poor.
Great swimming pool for young children and lots of shade No snack bar at the beach; no information/guest pack to tell you basic things like what time is breakfast, how to operate the air conditioning etc.
Excellent location and great value for money.
Good hotel with green nice territory. Nice sandy beach. We booked apartments with kitchen. There was gas cooker but there weren't matches. After dinners we couldn't wash plates and spoons as there were no washing-up liquids and cleaning suppliers. The dirty plates and caps were 2 days as reception said that personal wash the utensils for extra charges 20 euros. What the reason to have kitchens if you can't to use one!
The hotel is a destination in itself, with a huge pool and easy access to a lovely private beach. It is also a great value. Priced very moderately, yet the staff are in white jackets and ties and the facilities are very impressive. Paestum, the fabulous World Heritage site full of Greek temples, is about two miles away. The Oleandri is great for those arriving by car. For train travelers, be aware that the Paestum "train station" is very remote and you will find neither cabs nor busses when you step off the train. And it is about 2.5 miles to the hotel, a rather long walk if you have baggage. So email the hotel staff to call a cab for you in advance of your arrival.
The staff were very friendly and some could speak excellent English. The facilities and inclusions were great. The beach was amazing. It was very close to the Paestum Ruins. This is a place we would definitely stay again. Nothing...
All in this hotel is wonderful (beautiful territory, seaside, nice staff)!!!! We liked it very much.
The breakfast was rather poor, there was no cheese
They charged us twice, once when checking out, we paid cash, and then they charged our credit card as well! I am not impressed!
Fantastic garden beach 100 meters but hidden by pinewood
Lovely pool and despite the number of apartments, rooms etc, it felt quite secluded in your own apartment. I think it is better for families with younger children than ours. The OK Club people were good and friendly. There was no information in the rooms (seems to be an Italian trait) or in the reception area about the hotel itself. We missed out on our breakfast because I'd forgotten it was included and the receptionist never mentioned the breakfast times. However, I realise I should have asked about it, so it's my fault. Finally, the tools in the kitchen were poor - eating cutlery was fine, but there was only a bread knife, a fish slice and a pair of tongs! We had to buy a bottle opener and cut cheese very finely as there was no grater.
The village people with their entertainment were very pleasant and made sure everyone joined in the various activities. We saw approx 6 weddings whilst at the hotel which was very nice. The shuttle service to and from the beach was great. It was good that some of the staff at reception had a little english as we do not speak italian! Great swimming pool which was never overcrowded.
nice lobby lounge-bar with open fireplace and cosy leather sofas, a christmas tree on every balcony in the hotel a very old gum (with dust already on it), stuck on the inside door of the shower, very unclean bathroom (toilet seat cover was yellow on the bottom side!), horrible bed - hard head cushion, itchy blankets etc.., tv smallest possible, lucky for me I was one of two guests at the hotel as the sound isolation of the rooms is very poor, but not poorest I have ever experienced. not realy a 4* hotel.
Extremely friendly owner, he was very helpful. The "manager from Naples" was also very friendly and helpful. The dinner was great, real organic Italian food. We had a really nice room with a big terrace. We truly enjoyed our stay! Small showercabin.
The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. They gave us free bikes to cycle around, also helped with the train tickets. Breakfast good. The bathroom was a bit small+ the hotel was quite far and difficult to reach if you dont have your own transport.
A small friendly family-run hotel that is well situated
My girlfriend and I really enjoyed our stay, everything was great especially mario the chef, he prepared some great food, really delicous. Apart from him eveybody made our stay great, form the lovley waitress , receptionist to the owner. great stay. we'll be back
Really friendly staff. As often in Italy, no tea/coffee facilities in room. Vital for us Brits !
Restaurant service was not available as it was early season
Very friendly and helpful owner / staff. Great location.
We had a great stay! The staff accommodated us with our meals (we are vegetarians). The stay at the Hotel Paistos was a highlight of our trip.
The only staff, Simona, was excellent, very accommodating. The studio option room was not acceptable (bed impossible, musty, on busy street) - online description misleading. Fortunately there were plenty of hotel rooms available and we switched to one of these.
The hotel is very spacious and elegant. Big rooms, somewhat overdesigned.. (gold and turquoise fabric walpapers and golden finishings...- not my style), the staff is very polite. The dining room feels like a wedding place, pool nicely maintained and regularly cleaned, the lobby and the gigantic terrace in front makes an impression of a 5* hotel. The TV's are small (15" or something like that) and old technology (don't know - what was before lcd and Plasma?). The selection of the drinks in the bar is very poor and the bartender obviously a student or similar, not even knowing what Port wine is?! They didn't have it so it didn't matter :)
Beautiful hotel with pleasant staff; beautiful swimming pool and outside area. We enjoyed our stay. The hotel is equipped for marriages and functions, which is no problem as such, bur the restaurant for the hotel guests is therefor not intimate, but much to grand. Closing of an area of the restaurant or letting guests eat outside at smaller tables (for four in stead of eight) might be an option.


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Congressional District 1 candidate Adam Kwasman had started the morning telling a Tucson radio station he was going to "stand up to amnesty" and joined protesters opposed to plans to temporarily house unaccompanied immigrant minors in Oracle.
By the end of the day Kwasman found himself apologizing when he mistakenly believed he saw scared immigrant children mostly from central America countries passing through the protest area on two yellow buses.
The buses were actually filled with children from Marana going to a YMCA camp, Channel 12 News anchor Brahm Resnik immediately pointed out to the Republican congressional candidate.
Kwasman would go back to Twitter to issue an apology, as well as delete a tweet he had sent out shortly before the buses passed by the protestors.
"This is not compassion. This is the abrogation of the rule of law," Kwasman wrote on Twitter, before later deleting it.
Different tweets he made on Tuesday remain visible on the social media site but Sunlight Foundation's Politwoops Project has preserved his first tweet.
"Last tweet not the bus of illegal immigrant children. Thank God," he tweeted. "I apologize for the confusion. That was my error."
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu warned residents last week that immigrant children from Central America caught crossing the border illegally would be placed at the Sycamore Canyon Academy in Oracle.
Protesters were hoping to mirror demonstrations in Murrieta, California, when immigrants were taken there recently.
It was confirmed later this afternoon by the Department of Health and Human Services that the expected immigrant children would not arrive in Oracle on Tuesday.
Kwasman is running against House Speaker Andy Tobin and small business owner Gary Kiehne in the GOP primary for CD1.
The winner will face incumbent Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, a Democrat, this November in the general election.

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Cyril Burt was a very well known British psychologist and a leader in the development of methods of data analysis. His contributions also included studies in intelligence testing, juvenile delinquency, and the use of statistics in analyzing data from psychological experiments. His studies with factor analysis were a major contribution to the field of mathematical psychology.
Burt was born on March 3, 1883, in Stratford-on-Avon. He later graduated from Oxford with a degree in philosophy. Then he studied for a couple of years in Germany, but soon returned to Oxford, where he was the John Locke scholar in mental philosophy. Burt taught at Liverpool University and also at Cambridge, until he later joined the faculty at University College in London. In 1913, Burt was appointed to the London County Council where he was in charge of psychological research and applied psychology for the London school system. Here he developed new tests, a special school for the handicapped, and founded child guidance clinics. In 1931, he became a professor of psychology, a position he held until 1950. He was soon appointed the head of the department of psychology at University College. In 1942, he became president of the British Psychological Society, and the first British psychologist to be knighted in 1946.
At age sixty-eight, Burt retired from the position of head of the psychology department. He spent his time writing many articles and books. He published over 200 articles and reviews after his retirement. Many of his later articles were written under various pseudonyms. Twenty years later, at the age of eighty-eight, he died in London.
Five years after Cyril Burt's death, he was accused of publishing a fraudulent series of separated twin studies. Scientists were convinced that Burt's data was false and that he invented crucial facts to support his theory that intelligence is inherited. Burt was found guilty of fraud, by the British Psychological Society.
Leslie Hearnshaw published a biography of Burt, Cyril Burt, Psychologist, in which he says some factors that may have had influence in Burt's fraudulent data, were mental illness, the number of assistants helping him, and childhood influences. But there is lack of evidence showing that any of these played a part in his fraudulent data. Many of Hearnshaw's conclusions were based on incomplete records, ambiguous writings, and the memories of his colleagues. Burt was accused of fabricating his results of his twin studies and his assistants.
When this was published by Hearnshaw, a highly respected historian of psychology, Burt was truly believed to be a fraud. Hearnshaw was given access to Burt's diaries and his careful research was strong evidence of the accusations against Burt. It seemed as though the case of Cyril Burt was finally closed with the conclusions by Hearnshaw. But psychologist Robert B. Joynson and sociologist Ronald Fletcher did not agree. Both of them came to the same conclusion, that the charges against Burt were not proven to be true. Joynson reviewed Burt's data, and found that some of Burt's samples were suspicious. He believes that the correlation of .771 reported for his two studies, may simply be "a genuine coincidence".When Fletcher and Joynson reviewed the diaries of Burt they found no concrete evidence that Burt's data was fake. The defense presented by Fletcher and Joynson have two main points: 1) They show the previously unsuspected flimsiness, misrepresentation and even in some cases factual nonexistence, of the supposedly damning evidence; and 2) They closely examine the points that had aroused suspicion and provide alternative innocent explanations that seem at least plausible as the "guilty" explanations promoted by Burt's accusers (Jensen,1991). Although Burt has been accused of being a fraud, he had many contributions to the field of educational psychology. And recent studies with identical twins have substantiated Burt's theory that individual differences in intelligence are strongly conditioned by genetic factors.


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The "Tijuana Tornado" Antonio Margarito Vs. "Sugar" Shane MosleyJanuary 23, 2009
The TIJUANA TORNADO" ANTONIO MARGARITO Vs. "SUGAR" SHANE MOSLEY
For the converted Welt-Weight Crown, an "LA Body Banger", not to be confused with the local gang scene, although I expect plenty of black and blue marks, no pun intended.
If you are a fan of vicious body assaults, then get ready for this one because both of these guys let loose with a vengeance of renegade body shots, that's sure to put an a quiver in your liver, rattle your teeth, and send chills down your spine.
Bone crunching blows, which disembowel and discombobulate you, oh! I'm so elated.
Although not a fight for the ages, it promises to be an entertaining fight, nonetheless. At first glance (I'm thinking Gatti\Ward IV) as we see two fighters with contrasting styles, with The Tijuana Tornado so named for his pressure cooker body attacks, I called this the crock-pot effect, the longer the fight goes, the more meat to fall off the bones of his opponent's.
And the sweet one, Sugar Shane, is not the flamboyant type, 'cause Shane won't give an inch, firing right back at you blow for blow toe to toe. In Shane, Margarito will face another speed counter puncher the likes of Paul Williams who gave Margarito fits all-night long in their bout, which Margarito lost on a close decision.
The Keys to victory for both men can very well come down to who can endure with his bladder intact, not to mention kidneys, ribs, shoulders etc...A delectable fight barbecue with a smattering, splash of mambo sauce (spicy).
Shane's age is factor as he is seven-years senior to Margarito, but with the age difference also comes fight experience for Shane, as he plays the chief to the pressure cooker.
However, Margarito does enjoy a height and reach advantage which can pose a problem for the Sugar man who himself is not much taller that Cotto who Margarito destroyed in 11 rounds of body attrition. Both fighters are battle tested; with Shane showing some wear for the tear in his last two fights which he went 1-n-1.
A split decision lost to Miguel Cotto, a fight that Shane should have won if it were not for his lethargic start giving up the early rounds, while Cotto survived the late round onslaught by switching to a boxer (instead of his usual brawling style) in holding off the Sugar storm.
And in another reluctant battle, he finished off the trash talking "Matador" Ricardo Mayorga with a stunning 12-round KO, a close fight that many seen slipping away from Shane. Still, the Sugar put up game performances in both bouts so there is no doubt he'll show up for this one.
I see Margarito throwing caution to the wind, as he must press the older man into exchanges against the ropes pounding him relentlessly, and with reckless abandon if he hopes to deter the Sugar man who is seeking redemption (a return to his former greatness) as he attempts to draw the "pretty boy" out of retirement.
For Shane to win he will have to cut out a page from the book of Paul Williams and box (stick and move Shane, stick and move).
But nobody wants to see that still Shane's speed and ability to end every exchange with a combination can prove, and should be too much for Margarito. So prepare your condiments for this finger-licking, down-to-the-last-bone-crunching good, spectacle of a fight, affectionately known as a barbecue LA style.


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The long USD/JPY trade may have been a little bit overcrowded recently, which can explain the recent decline of the pair (see the chart below that shows that excessive net short positions lead to a -- temporary at least -- reversal).
Today, we stand at 82.3 and a breakout above 83 is still a possibility for many investors.
The left chart below highlights the robust link between the real rates spread and the pair. For liquidity reasons, I do not use breakevens drawn from I/L government bonds but 10-year inflation swaps. According to this metric, the USD/JPY is too high.
But what if rates failed to take into account a higher inflation rate as Abe is so wishing for? The red square is the real yield differential if JPY inflation swaps priced a 1% inflation level for the long run. If the target of 2% was reached, 91 would be a sound target.
To justify a stronger USD/JPY rally, investors would have to be bold enough to believe a central bank that failed to lift the inflation rate above 0% since 1995… (see right chart above).
Or course, there are some reasons for the yen to weaken in the medium run. Among them, we find the balance sheet extension of theBOJ and the current account. But:
- The Fed's balance sheet remained stable during the Twist/QE3, but any QE4 would translate into the accumulation of more Treasuries.
- The link between the ratio of current account deficit and the USD/JPY is not always very robust. It broke down in 1997/99 and since 2010. The chart suggests that the USD/JPY could reach 130.
We bet it will go back to 80 before…
The pair stalled around 82.5 also because of the confusion surrounding Abe's views on Monetary policy: favoring a 2% target for the BOJ, but ruling out a change in its statute/independence.
In addition, the gap that we mentioned between the USD/JPY and the relative performance of the S&P 500 and the Nikkei has been breached (see chart).
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Salsa is an authentic South American themed nightclub and bar on Charing Cross Road, bringing colour, culture and style to the heart of London. In essence, Salsa is a unique experience that'll have you coming back again and again.
One of London's finest party bars, the vibe at Salsa is energetic and fun - so expect men and women alike to have their dancing shoes on! The music is pumping with Latin fever and really creates an authentic vibe. Salsa also caters for birthdays and hen parties with amazing cocktail masterclasses from 12pm-4pm every day, as well as Salsa classes every evening. Interactive is one way to describe the Salsa experience, getting people to let loose and really enjoy their night out.
Happy hours also keep things affordable with half price cocktails between 5pm and 8pm every day, making Salsa a great place to stop and grab some pre-dinner drinks. With their outside space, Salsa also makes for a great spot to enjoy after work drinks when the weather is nice. Looking for a little bit of luxury? Well their VIP room and booth tables (available with a minimum spend) can add a slice of seclusion and exclusivity to your night.
|Pre-Theatre Menu
|£12.95 2 Courses; £14.95 3 Courses
Monday 16:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 16:00 - 20:00
Wednesday 16:00 - 20:00
Thursday 16:00 - 20:00
Friday 16:00 - 19:00
Saturday 16:00 - 19:00
Sunday 16:00 - 19:00
|Tapas deal
|3 Tapas £10; 7 Tapas £20
11:00 - 17:00
|Drink Prices
|Pint of Lager
|Bottle of Lager (330ml)
|Bottle of Cider (568ml)
|Spirit and Mixer (50ml double shot and mixer)
|Glass of Wine (175ml measure Large )
|Bottle of House Wine
|Bottle of Champagne
|Jaeger Bomb
|Salsa! Drinks Menu 2014
|Salsa! Food menu 2014
|Party Packages
A word from the chef:
On the menu is yummy Latin cuisine with all the favourites. Try the Brazilian Feijoada or the Chorizo and Cheese Quesadilla or the Rio de Janeiro Tapas Board... Everything is delicious!
Standing before the entrance of Salsa, Charring Cross, the lively and vibrant ambience leaks through the front doors like a sweet spritz of perfume. The palpable excitement for this carnival-spirited club is clear for all to see from the excited...
One of the best nights out I've EVER had... Ate some amazing food, learnt to Salsa, danced on the tables because the dance floor was full, drank too many shots, danced in the DJ booth with the DJ, got his number, and then (drunkly) danced some more showing off the moves I'd learnt earlier (not very well). My friends all have pretty similar stories from their night too... We had so much fun we're planning to go back in 2 weeks!
One of the top Salsa Bars for me. This place is amazing and I always have a good time. The happy Hours are really good so worth starting early and dancing all night. Love the Salsa here!
I went here for my birthday with about 15 mates and we had a blast!! We got a booth near the dancefloor and the girls were all over the free salsa lessons early doors while the rest of us tucked into some food! Then the DJ came on about 9/10 I think and the whole place turned into a fun dance floor! Had a great night!!
I went here mid week as I wanted to go for the good happy hour and I live nearby. Ive always thought it looked a bit tacky so never went in! However I went last week and actually really enjoyed it. There was a salsa lesson going on when i went down (fun to watch..not get involved!) then when that was finished a DJ came on. A really good buzzy bar. Drinks were solidly good and at good prices. Recommend
What a fun place! Went to the Brazilian night and it was one hell of a party! Its well priced, full of people just wanting to dance and party. love it.
Went here on a thursday after work and joined in with a group salsa lesson with friends..we had SO much fun!! Def recommend this place if you want to have some salsa fun
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North Dakota takes an early break from National College Hockey Conference (NCHC) play with an exhibition game against the United States Under-18 Team on Saturday night.
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The U.S. Under-18 Team is 7-2-1.
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Brady needs this AFC Championship badly. Overall, he has played poorly in the postseason since the Pats last won a SB. If the Ravens beat the Pats on Sunday (which I don't expect to happen) then the latter half of Brady's playoff career will be downright disappointing. Brady is a better QB now than he was when he was young, yet young Brady is the one with the rings.
If he wins the Super Bowl this year then yeah a lot of people will have him as the greatest ever. It would be tough to argue with 4 rings, most playoff wins, a couple of MVPs, a 50 TD season, etc etc.
If Brady had played better against the Giants in the Super Bowl four years ago then he would have already had the GOAT label locked up. I know he led the Pats on a potential game winning drive, but the fact is his offense had only put up 7 points prior to that against a team that they hung 38 on a month prior. Brady didn't play good enough in a game that would have made him immortal. No one would have ever been able to tough a 50TD undefeated season that ended with a 4th ring.


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Idol Thoughts – Week 1
I haven't watched Idol for a few years, but thought I'd give it another shot since they've freshened up the judges and a few other aspects.
I realize that technically this isn't week one, but I don't start watching until the finalists have been determined. Everything before that is a waste of time as far as I'm concerned.
So here's my plan; watch the show each week, then weigh in here with things that popped in my head while I watched. I'll even put them in convienent bullet-point form so you can easily pick-and-choose which opinions you hate. Ready? Let the fun begin…
– Who did J-Lo's makeup? Her kids? Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating crackers, but scale it back a bit sister.
– Lauren will not be the next Idol. After this performance, she'll be lucky if she makes it to next week.
– Casey could be the next Idol. His performance gave me chills…literally. I physically had goose bumps on my arms. Powerful stuff.
– I'm calling it now, Casey's beard will be gone before the season is over. 75% of this competition is based on appearance.
– Ashton pulled off a pretty good impression of Diana Ross in the appearance department, not so sure about the performance part.
– Dear Paul McDonald, who in the hell is Ryan Adams??
– Paul will make to next week even thought this week's performance was boring, but he won't be the next Idol. He's not "mainstream" enough.
– Pia…is…HOT!! I don't even know what she sang and I don't care.
– I like James Durbin, but he won't be the next Idol. Why? Too rock. (see: Chris Daughtry)
– Randy Jackson is like a dog. But instead of peeing on the floor when he gets excited about something he rattles off 3-4 "Yo's" in a row.
– Jacob probably has the best voice in this whole thing, I got chills watching his performance. But he won't win because his has too much of a "gospel" feel to him.
– I have an overwhelming urge to buy Beats Audio headphones and microphones.
– It may be an early exit for Karen Rodriquez
– Scotty has a good voice but it's a typical country music voice. It will cost him the crown. Carrie Underwood is a country artist but has songs that can and have been played on Top 40 & Adult Contemporary stations. Scotty doesn't have that broad appeal.
– Naima looks strung out and her performance wasn't that great. Could be gone this week.
– Hey look! I'm watching American Idol and drinking Coca-Cola like the judges. The difference being that mine has whiskey in it (although Steven Tyler's might too).
– Randy Jackson "Yo!" Total = 15. Not bad for two hours.
Bottom Three = Lauren, Karen, Naima
Going Home = Lauren
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There's another programming thread at the moment but this topic is something I have been wondering about for quite some time and I think it deserves a thread to itself. Googling around 'learning programming' can bring up a whole lot of outdated rubbish. So can anyone suggest any great resources, websites, forums or books for learning programming?
For me in particular, I'd like to learn some very basic C++. I worked through some of http://inventwithpython.com/ and then decided to buy 'beginning C++ game programming' by Michael Dawson. However the vast majority of the programs in the book aren't game-like at all, they're mostly just a page of words that are in the context of gaming, there is no interaction from the user or anything that could ever be different. I feel like it would be much easier to progress if I could get some extremely crude game or model up and running that I could mess around with, change the values and chop new bits in and out.


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"I believe we are each captain of our own ship and through astrology, we can better learn to chart our course through life."
Astrology Gives Us the Power to Make the Best Choices for Our Lives
Since the beginning of time, people have used Astrology to help guide their decisions, their actions and often the course of their lives.
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An Astrologer's Journey is filled with insights into how "living with the stars" can help anyone to sail with a more favorable wind.
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Astrology consists of a number of belief systems which hold that there is a relationship between astronomical phenomena and events in the human world. In the West, astrology most often consists of a system of horoscopes that to explain aspects of a person's personality and predict future events in their life based on the positions of the sun, moon, and other planetary objects at the time of their birth.
Many cultures have attached importance to astronomical events, and the Indians, Chinese, and Mayans developed elaborate systems for predicting terrestrial events from celestial observations.
Among Indo-European peoples, astrology has been dated to the third millennium BCE, with roots in calendrical systems used to predict seasonal shifts and to interpret celestial cycles as signs of divine communications. Through most of its history, astrology was considered a scholarly tradition. It was accepted in political and academic contexts, and was connected with other studies, such as astronomy, alchemy, meteorology, and medicine.*
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Within the health-care industry, there are a series of qualifications that must be met for all devices. Medical equipment manufacturing standards, in fact, are carefully overseen by governing agencies. This ensures that patients can continue to be given high-quality care going forward.
Most equipment pieces will be rigorously tested before they are allowed to be sold. Specialists will conduct a series of tests that will ensure that everything is up to code. X-ray machines, for example, will have to shoot a stream of x-rays to a particular location so that diseases can be diagnosed.
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by Vince Stricherz for UW News
Seattle WA (SPX) Jul 16, 2013
It is not unusual for swarms of small earthquakes to precede a volcanic eruption. They can reach a point of such rapid succession that they create a signal called harmonic tremor that resembles sound made by various types of musical instruments, though at frequencies much lower than humans can hear.
A new analysis of an eruption sequence at Alaska's Redoubt Volcano in March 2009 shows that the harmonic tremor glided to substantially higher frequencies and then stopped abruptly just before six of the eruptions, five of them coming in succession.
"The frequency of this tremor is unusually high for a volcano, and it's not easily explained by many of the accepted theories," said Alicia Hotovec-Ellis, a University of Washington doctoral student in Earth and space sciences.
Documenting the activity gives clues to a volcano's pressurization right before an explosion. That could help refine models and allow scientists to better understand what happens during eruptive cycles in volcanoes like Redoubt, she said.
The source of the earthquakes and harmonic tremor isn't known precisely. Some volcanoes emit sound when magma - a mixture of molten rock, suspended solids and gas bubbles - resonates as it pushes up through thin cracks in the Earth's crust.
But Hotovec-Ellis believes in this case the earthquakes and harmonic tremor happen as magma is forced through a narrow conduit under great pressure into the heart of the mountain. The thick magma sticks to the rock surface inside the conduit until the pressure is enough to move it higher, where it sticks until the pressure moves it again.
Each of these sudden movements results in a small earthquake, ranging in magnitude from about 0.5 to 1.5, she said. As the pressure builds, the quakes get smaller and happen in such rapid succession that they blend into a continuous harmonic tremor.
"Because there's less time between each earthquake, there's not enough time to build up enough pressure for a bigger one," Hotovec-Ellis said. "After the frequency glides up to a ridiculously high frequency, it pauses and then it explodes."
She is the lead author of a forthcoming paper in the Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research that describes the research. Co-authors are John Vidale of the UW and Stephanie Prejean and Joan Gomberg of the U.S. Geological Survey.
Hotovec-Ellis is a co-author of a second paper, published online July 14 in Nature Geoscience, that introduces a new "frictional faulting" model as a tool to evaluate the tremor mechanism observed at Redoubt in 2009. The lead author of that paper is Ksenia Dmitrieva of Stanford University, and other co-authors are Prejean and Eric Dunham of Stanford.
The pause in the harmonic tremor frequency increase just before the volcanic explosion is the main focus of the Nature Geoscience paper. "We think the pause is when even the earthquakes can't keep up anymore and the two sides of the fault slide smoothly against each other," Hotovec-Ellis said.
She documented the rising tremor frequency, starting at about 1 hertz (or cycle per second) and gliding upward to about 30 hertz. In humans, the audible frequency range starts at about 20 hertz, but a person lying on the ground directly above the magma conduit might be able to hear the harmonic tremor when it reaches its highest point (it is not an activity she would advise, since the tremor is closely followed by an explosion).
Scientists at the USGS Alaska Volcano Observatory have dubbed the highest-frequency harmonic tremor at Redoubt Volcano "the screams" because they reach such high pitch compared with a 1-to-5 hertz starting point. Hotovec-Ellis created two recordings of the seismic activity. A 10-second recording covers about 10 minutes of seismic sound and harmonic tremor, sped up 60 times. A one-minute recording condenses about an hour of activity that includes more than 1,600 small earthquakes that preceded the first explosion with harmonic tremor.
Upward-gliding tremor immediately before a volcanic explosion also has been documented at the Arenal Volcano in Costa Rica and Soufriere Hills volcano on the Caribbean island of Montserrat.
"Redoubt is unique in that it is much clearer that that is what's going on," Hotovec-Ellis said. "I think the next step is understanding why the stresses are so high."
The work was funded in part by the USGS and the National Science Foundation.
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They are kinda alike, but the difference is that it is bigger and the eye lids arent a little droppy like mine.
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They are actually more droopy. The real difference here is that you are working very hard to lift the eyebrow. The second photo, the person is not working nearly as hard to lift the eyebrows. This means that their upper eyelid fold are laid out better than yours. A personal assessment is really needed to resolve the issues but it is possible that lifting your upper eyelids will allow your eyebrows to relax down.
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What are ten interesting facts about Alzheimer's.?
I need to know for college.
Percentages, facts, statistics. Anything you've got.
Answer: This question requires alot of info and detailed info. So, I found a website to be exact very informative and provides illustrations. To the not here side of the site, there are various areas of interest that you can click onto. Trust me, it's a great site to check out.
these are some...
1.The reality that more and more nations around the globe are entering the age of industrialization have taken its toll on the population of senior citizens. Suddenly those who would live in small villages around the world and be taken supervision of by a loving son or daughter are left to their own devices as their grown children are packing up and moving to the big cities to compete there for work and fortune. This have added a new strain on the social services of many countries. Consider for example that within China alone, the United States Census Bureau has estimated a number as high as 19 million to be diagnosed beside this disease, while many others have not be diagnosed at all!
2.If we may believe a survey done in 1992 by the Gallup race, one out of every ten Americans surveyed stated that she or he knew of a family accomplice who suffered from the illness either at the current time, or at a time surrounded by the past.
3.As early as 1989, a group by the autograph of JAMA advised that quite possibly more than 50 percent of American citizens who hold reached their 85th year of life are artificial by Alzheimer's disease.
We've all had times when we can't remember where on earth we put our keys or when an appointment was supposed to be. These occasional memory lapse are a normal part of one human. So when should you worry about signs of Alzheimer's Disease? A simple example is: If you forgot where on earth you put your glasses there is no great lead to for concern ... but if you've forgotten you wear glasses you have significant cause to worry about your memory problem.
A more extensive index of Alzheimer's Symptoms is as follows: a chronic, progressively worsening problem accompanied by disorientation, problems with judgement, concentration, dialect and mathematical skills, physical coordination, and sleeplessness, the repetition of the same planning or movements, the tendency to wander stale and get lost, "sunsetting" or restlessness and wandering off contained by the late afternoon and night, dramatic identity changes, and eventually the loss of the ability to get something done basic self-care functions.
Alzheimer's disease is a type of dementia that already affects millions of Americans and that is expected to affect millions more as the number of relations over 50 continues to increase. fourth leading cause of loss among the elderly in developed nations
After heart disease, cancer, and stroke, Alzheimer's is the fourth overriding cause of death among the elderly within developed nations. Alzheimer's is most common surrounded by people over the age of 65 and affects 11% of those over 65 and 25-50% of those over the age of 85. Although this disease is one of the most common types of dementia among the elderly, it is difficult to diagnose since Alzheimer's-like symptoms are adjectives to many other diseases (AIDS, brain cancer, Parkinson's disease, deficiencies of vitamin E, magnesium, and B vitamins, etc.). Generally, a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease is single 85 to 90% accurate, since the only definite diagnoses comes from an after-death biopsy of the diseased brain.
Those most at risk for Alzheimer's are the elderly. With advance age, their risk of developing the disease increases to an alarming 47% by the age of 85. Family history also plays a role with 54% of those age 80 and over developing Alzheimer's if both parents had the disease. Alzheimer's Disease have increased 10-fold in this century and is sometimes referred to as "the disease of the 20th century," and it is projected to reach epidemic proportions.


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Situated near the airport, this eco-friendly hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Fairview Pointe Claire and 3 mi (4.8 km) from Golf Dorval. Saint Genevieve Church and Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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This hotel features coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and dry cleaning. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle. Additionally, laundry facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and a computer station are onsite.
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A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). This eco-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Pets allowed for an extra charge of CAD 25.00 per accommodation, per stay (maximum CAD 25 per stay)
- Dogs and cats only
- 1 per room (up to 30 lb)
- Specific rooms only
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
No elevators
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- Comfort Inn Montréal Aéroport Hotel
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- Comfort Inn Montreal Aeroport Pointe Claire, Canada - Quebec
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We should mention
Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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It seems unlikely the Reserve Bank of Australia will shave rates further in February after Wednesday's core inflation results following what was allegedly a line-ball decision to lower its cash rate to the record 3 per cent low in December.
One concern for the central bank will be persistently sticky domestic or "non-tradeables" price pressures, which have been expanding at a disconcertingly high 3.9 per cent year-on-year pace. This is significantly above the mid-point of the RBA's target 2 to 3 per cent inflation band.
In the December quarter domestic inflation printed at a healthy 0.7 per cent. In contrast, the prices of internationally traded good and services (or "tradeables" items) actually fell 0.4 per cent in the fourth quarter.
The average of the two preferred underlying inflation measures was 0.6 per cent, which was broadly in line with the average surveyed economist estimate of 0.65 per cent according to Bloomberg data. Only two houses, Westpac and Laminar, expected a materially higher 0.8 per cent print.
Indeed, the risks were arguably skewed to the downside. Research by UBS rate strategist Matthew Johnson argued in favour of a low outcome of 0.5 per cent or less and the possibility of a cut at the RBA's February meeting. Johnson pointed to the very soft inflation data in New Zealand, which has historically had a close correlation with Australian numbers.
Other indicators, such as US and UK core inflation, and the NAB survey of prices, hinted at a deceleration in global and local price growth during the back end of 2012.
Following the release, Johnson said he thought the data was weak enough for "the RBA to seriously consider easing policy in February."
"It seems unlikely this easing cycle is over given core inflation has been bobbing along at the bottom of the RBA's target band after stripping out policy effects," Johnson said.
Yet UBS's top-ranked chief economist, Scott Haslem, is not convinced. "I expect the RBA to remain on hold in February and over the remainder of 2013 in recognition of improving domestic and global conditions and the significant policy easing it has already delivered."
While there has been some ex post facto "revisionism" as to the drivers of the RBA's October and December cuts, a swathe of media commentators reported in September that the central bank was deeply concerned by the plunge in iron ore prices, which hit a trough of US$87 in the first week of the month, and the knock-on impact on capital spending plans.
Since that time, however, iron ore prices have surged back 67 per cent to over US$145 while global economic sentiment has improved strikingly. The GDP and jobless data out of China and the US, respectively, have both surprised analysts on the positive side.
Share prices around the world are appreciating sharply, longer-term interest rates are climbing again, and measures of financial system fragility, such as credit spreads and credit default swaps have slumped.
As one illustration, the major banks issued "lower tier two" bonds during 2012 at 2.75 percentage points above the bank bill rate. The spread on these bonds has compressed substantially to just 1.7 percentage points above the bank bill rate today.
There are other signs the RBA's "pre-emptive" cuts are getting traction. RP Data-Rismark's hedonic house price benchmark has recovered significant lost ground to be at its highest level since November 2011.
And Australia's stubborn jobless rate has refused to push through the 5.5 to 6 per cent range predicted by both the RBA and most economists.
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A TEENAGER suffered a broken leg, a neck wound and facial injuries during a vicious attack that happened after drinkers had been watching the World Cup on television, it has emerged.
Detectives have released CCTV images of a man officers would like to speak to in connection with the assault that happened in the Glass Horse pub, on Sherdley Road.
It happened when two groups of men became embroiled in an altercation in the hours after England's game against Uruguay, on Sunday, June 15.
During the violence the 19-year-old victim suffered the serious injuries.
Now, more than three weeks after the attack, police have made their first public appeal for information.
Detective Constable Stephen Kellett, said: "This was a vicious attack on a young man who had been enjoying a night out in St Helens.
"At this stage of the investigation we are still trying to piece together exactly what happened in the premises around the time of the incident (12.50am).
"I would like to reassure the community that officers are working hard to identify the people involved.
"Even at this time there were a number of people inside the pub at the time and I would appeal to anyone who witnessed the incident or has any information that could assist our enquiries to contact police."
The suspects involved in the assault had fled by the time police arrived at the pub.
Officers believe the man pictured may be able to assist them with their enquiries and they would urge him, or anyone who recognises him to get in touch.
Contact Merseyside Police on 0151 777 6811 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


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The Daily Register archive
November 11-17, 2002
Declaration of Independence Road Show visits Vanderbilt Nov. 17
Honeywell CFO Wallman to speak at Vanderbilt's Owen School
Randy Smith named associate vice chancellor for alumni affairs.
Charney remembered Nov. 18
Faculty and staff eligible for two free Clinic Bowl tickets
More than 5,700 Middle Tennessee jobs result from Vanderbilt R&D
Well-baby benefits coverage clarified
Owen's Mercy Eyadiel is the focus of "The Last Word."
Paul Cobb elected to prestigious National Academy of Education.
Brain imaging as window on learning to be discussed at Kennedy Center
Child care center expands, doubles capacity
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Welcome to St Mary Brookfield
Welcome to St Mary Brookfield, the parish church of Dartmouth Park, London.
St Mary's was dedicated in 1875, one of the first open-pew churches where rich and poor worshipped together, and we keep that tradition of openness today. All visitors are part of our congregation, and are very welcome.
If you would like to join us for a regular service you will be very welcome indeed. Our main weekly service is the Parish Mass at 11am on Sunday, where we celebrate the joyful message of the Gospel with music and incense.
We are part of the Church of England but welcome visitors from every background, and members of other denominations are welcome to take communion with us.
We welcome children to the Parish Mass and other appropriate services. Each Sunday children have their own informal worship at the 'Sunday Supplement' in Church. You will find details of forthcoming services on the following pages.
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- 4 cups peeled, diced (1-inch) butternut squash (1 1/3 pounds)
- 17 small peeled shallots, 1 minced
- 12 small sage leaves
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 2 cups pearl barley (14 ounces)
- 8 cups Turkey Stock or chicken stock
- 1 1/2 cups vacuum-packed whole, roasted peeled chestnuts (about 9 ounces), coarsely chopped
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
Preheat the oven to 375°. On a large rimmed baking sheet, toss the diced squash with the whole shallots, sage and 1 tablespoon of the oil and season well with salt and pepper. Roast for 40 minutes, turning once, until the squash and shallots are softened and browned in spots. Crumble the sage. Leave the oven on.
In a large enameled cast-iron casserole, melt 1 tablespoon of the butter in the remaining 1 tablespoon of oil. Add the barley and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until golden, 7 minutes. Add the minced shallot and cook until softened. Add the Turkey Stock and bring to a boil. Season with salt and pepper. Cover and bake for 35 minutes, or until the barley is al dente.
Stir the chestnuts into the barley and simmer over moderate heat until the liquid is thickened and nearly absorbed, about 5 minutes. Stir in the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter, the roasted squash, shallots, sage and the parsley. Season with salt and pepper and serve.


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God Save The Queen!
25 May 2012
Come and celebrate Britain's second longest reigning monarch with us. Throughout June, we'll be offering quintessentially British food and drinks such as afternoon tea* to roast dinners and Pimm's and Lemonade. Tally Ho!
Not just for Sunday best, our Roast Dinners will be available all day everyday over the jubilee weekend 1st – 4th June.
Contact your favourite Eating Inn for details of their special plans.
* Only available at the English Eating Inns, sorry!


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The European Central Bank has left its main interest rate unchanged at 1.25 per cent but is expected to confirm a bias towards another increase in coming months as it combats surging eurozone inflation.
The decision to hold fire on Thursday was expected. Jean-Claude Trichet, president, prefers not to surprise financial markets. However, at its meeting in Helsinki, Finland – one of two occasions each year when it gathers outside its Frankfurt home – the ECB's 23-strong governing council is thought to have plotted the timing of its next move. Read more


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What's next at the Idaho-Maryland Mine?
October 18, 2012
Now that Emgold's application to re-open the Idaho-Maryland mine has been withdrawn due to lack of funds, our community has a new set of questions to face.
Will we learn from our mistakes? Will we do it right next time? The thing is Emgold was never serious about being a "good community partner." It never was completely honest with the city and its residents.
If the company had put the concerns of the community first — or second or third — the numbers would have never been rosy enough to lure the few investors that it actually did. Emgold used us.
Our community was nearly sold a bill of goods, and that should concern us all.
Emgold, or any other company, could file a new application at any time. Will Grass Valley be ready?
Emgold never had anything remotely resembling a solid business plan. Emgold hoped that our community, blinded by a down economy and a desperate search for "jobs at any cost," would be too distracted actually to give the economic and environmental reviews any critical thought.
Emgold was way too close to being right.
Some selected examples of Emgold's tactics:
— There was never any profit sharing, royalty payment or other payment-per-ounce-extracted in the plan for Grass Valley.
— The only direct income to the city would have been from property taxes and sales tax from locally sold finished ceramics products; there is no such thing as a gold tax.
— The most recent project description would allow Emgold to scale ceramics production all the way down to zero if the ceramics did not sell. Yet half of the project's total jobs, all of the direct sales tax and much of the property tax were from the ceramics plant.
— Emgold made the claim that it could sell enough finished ceramics products from inside city limits to tile nearly 5,000 large houses per year, every year, for the life of the project. (The other 90 percent of the ceramics would be sold in other areas.)
— These figures, provided by Emgold, were used as "assumptions" in the economic analysis. That analysis was never given a critical look by the city. No under-performance scenarios were investigated. The city failed its duty to determine if this project ever actually presented a "reasonable economic use" of the land and of our resources.
— Emgold's press releases and investor updates for the past several years have been full of blatant inaccuracies, including persistent mention of the Idaho-Maryland project as being in the "advanced stages of permitting" when in fact the permitting process does not begin until after the environmental review is finished. The project was never able to get past the first part of the environmental review.
— Emgold has repeatedly insisted that it voluntarily elected to redo the project description, triggering a second Draft Environmental Impact Review when in fact it was the city council that mandated the rework. Mayor Lisa Swarthout, Aug. 25, 2009: "It's not up to Dave (Watkinson; Emgold CEO), it's up to us." Watch the video for yourself.
— Emgold continues to cite a 2006 survey of Grass Valley residents, noting that 72 percent were in favor of the project. The full question with the 72 percent response (out of only 338 total respondents) was:
"Provided that appropriate environmental safeguards are in place, would you support allowing the Idaho-Maryland gold mine to reopen?"
That survey, of questionable validity from the start, took place more than two years before Emgold failed the first stage of environmental review.
— In an Emgold promotional video from 2009, its CFO stated that Emgold "passed the DEIR with flying colors" — another attempt to lure investors that had not done their homework. The video was taken offline in 2010.
So what happens next?
Will we demand a real economic analysis that looks at under-performance scenarios and doesn't rely on assumptions? Or will we blindly go down the same path of spending another decade of time and energy on a joke of a project with no real business plan?
If we're really still sitting on top of a "world-class gold asset" as Emgold says, shouldn't we keep our standards high and insist on a better deal — economically, socially and environmentally?
Corporations like Emgold are legally obligated to be motivated only by profit. That will not change any time soon. Why would we think that the next applicant would be any more serious about being a "good community partner" than Emgold was this time around?
Tom Grundy lives in Nevada City.
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Larry Vales: Traffic Division
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Larry Vales: Traffic Division
The game controls like the old VGA Sierra adventures (KQ5, LSL V) with the
mouse cursor controlling the movements of larry, whereas right clicking cycles
through the available commands. Alternatively, you could select the action
from the top menu that appears if you move the mouse there.
Action commands are: Walk (Steps), Look (Eye), Use (Hand), Talk (Mouth). All
action commands in the walkthrough are written in UPPER CASE.
Other options on the menu include Inventory, Save, Load, Quit (C:/>) and Help.
The walkthrough for this game is complete and results in a full score, but
seeing that the scoring is screwed up I won't note how many points and the
overall total. If you spot any errors or have suggestions please feel free to
e-mail me about it. Enjoy!
You will be thrown right into...
ACT I: Bladerun Like Hell
OPEN the door to get inside. Go right to the next screen and use they key from
your inventory to open the door in the middle. TAKE the plunger, TAKE the TV
wires and TAKE the pillow. Also try to ues the wires on the phone. Leave the
room and go left from the reception area. OPEN the large double doors to
arrive at the pool. GIVE candy from the inventory to the large man blocking
the exit, then USE the candy on the pool instead. USE the exit the man was
blocking to get outside. Use the plunger on the couple and finally TAKE the
grass from the left brown patch of dirt. Return back to your room, use the key
to get access once again. Use the grass on the smoke detector in the left
wall and light it with the matches. Get back outside past the pool, go further
north and TAKE a key card from the bush in the background. Then USE the wires
on the blue panel in the middle of the door, and use the card on the slot on
the left to get inside.
ACT II: Duct Duct Goose
First off, use the nightstick on the area at the top and slightly to the right
of where you are standing, this should turn on the lights. Jam the nightstick
into the open box on the left. USE the control panel on the right and use the
gum on the blue lightning button. USE the dial. Exit the screen, LOOK at the
android and shoot the toolbox with the gun. TAKE the scissors. USE the dead
janitor twice, and cut him with the scissors. USE the small opening on the
left which should now be open. Give the janitor hair. Use the flashlight on
the right side of the screen to get through. OPEN the double doors on the left
and OPEN your room with the key. TAKE the hairpin from the maid. Exit the room
and go left past the reception area. Use the janitor's key on the middle room
and TAKE the screwdriver and TAKE the drill. Then use the hairpin on the top
drawer to get alcohol. Leave the room and go left through the double doors,
then north all the way. TAKE the door rubble and return to the casino. TALK
to Charlie playing dice, in the new screen use the drill on the dice and fill
them with the door pieces. Talk to the gentleman at the lower table and show
him your ID. TALK to the man on the right and fill his drink with the alcohol
to obtain it. Use the screwdriver on the slot machine to get some money, as
well. Go left past the reception and TALK to the rightmost door. Inside, TOUCH
the surface beneath the cards, not any of the cards themselves. Show the man
your FBI ID to get the cell. At the reception desk, give Sandy the drink and
then OPEN the door on the left. Use the screwdriver on the fridge magnet, USE
the ladder to get up. Give the bird your money bag, and use the magnet to
obtain the key. Finally, plug the cell phone into the electricity box.
ACT III: Justice Uses the Crosswalk
Stay calm and use the magnet from your inventory to reach the torch. Use the
flashlight on the android. TAKE the screwdriver and TAKE the drill. USE the
control panel next to the pole. Insert the key card and use the whistle on
the speaker. Finally, PUSH button four. Exit the screen and use the drill on
the pole.
You're final score should be around 67 / 42 :s
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On Thursday 15 January 2004 05:30, Melvin Backus wrote:
> Most likely suspect would be the drive configuration in the BIOS. Most
> newer machines can be set to do auto detection, but after they come up you
> can normally check to see what the reported type/configuration is. I
> suspect that the failing machine is either not doing the auto recognition
> or is for some reason recognizing the drive with a different geometry,
> etc. That effectively means there's nothing valid on it since the order of
> reading the data off is different from when it was written. A good clue as
> to whether or not this is happening is the reported size of the drive in
> the BIOS boot up screen. You can probably also override the auto detection
> logic and manually configure the drive if you know what the parameters were
> set to in the machine where you wrote the disk.
I didn't try to copy it directly on this machine, so the geometry translation
could be a problem. Thanks for the hint.


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Tweed Cardigan by Rebecca L. Daniels
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