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1971 3.0CS Euro Model Restoration
NOTE: I plan on posting a similar thread over at e9coupe.com, but so far they limit the amount of images you can link to at 4 (even if I am hosting them - the 25 limit here sucks too, that's why this is 3 posts). So until they change this (and the post limit to 15K characters) I'm posting my project here.
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In 2008 my Dad brought and old 1971 Karmann Ghia Cabriolet and together with my brother and I (and the extensive help of Sasha at Deluxe in Melbourne, Australia) fully restored it.
Dad's 1971 Karmann Ghia Cabriolet
So now it's 2009 and business is going well for Dad, so it is time for a new project. He wanted something with a story, and I had seen a few 3.0's around town (I live in Los Angeles now). The racing history and the relation to the M series cars wasn't enough for Dad, but then he found out that the 3.0 coupe was built in the Karmann factory. He was sold. After some extensive pre-purchase research, we figured out we may have bitten off more than we could chew. There are certainly many horror stories going around about the cost of a 3.0 coupe restoration, but it was too late to turn back now. I had Dad committed to the idea, and I didn't want to be the one putting the breaks on.
Our plan was to find a car with all the parts and minimal rust. We plan on stripping the car back to the frame and doing a complete panel restore, a complete interior re-trim and then a new paint job in it's original color scheme (Polaris Silver with navy interior).
Thanks to the classifieds on e9coupe.com, we tracked down a potential car in Oregon (see my wanted add here).
The reply to my wanted add read:
The adventure begins with a smooth landing in a small prop plane at Midford Airport, Oregon.
Notice the hood sits up funny. Scared me half to death that it was a bent panel, but turns out that it's only a bent hood-latch. Easy fix.
The front fog lights give this coupe a mean front end. It also has a factory Alpina air dam in the original color. It's cracked on both corners, but a good friend of ours repairs surfboards for a living (Paul Trigger of Trigger Brothers fame) so it should be an easy fix. Although Dad and I are thinking of deleting it, we think they look better without it.
It's missing both running boards. Any ideas on replacement parts?
As seems to be common with the CS and CSi models, the doors sag a bit with age. We had this on the Karmann too. The passenger side is worst than the driver side, which I thought was strange.
The inside hinge of the passenger side door.
Both door hinges seemed to be bent (the passenger door more so), but the surrounding metal seemed fine. We are planing on replacing the hinges, or perhaps fabricating stronger ones ourselves. The bottom door panels were also a little chipped because of the sagging, but it that's some easy body work. Have you guys had any experience with this problem?
The drivers side door has a weird dent/scratch in it. I couldn't really figure out what it was, but it seemed like a minor scratch that someone had tried to repair and then messed it up with glue. The was also some minor rust along the door-stripe trim (what do you call that part?).
We will need to get all new rubber seals for the entire car. Strangely enough, these seals seem to be the most expensive part. Why is that? Does anyone have a secret place to get these from at a responsible price?
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The trunk (or boot if your Australian like me) panel was fine other than this little chip.
This seemed to be the worst of the dents on the hood (or bonnet for us Australians).
The air dam had chips and cracks on either corner. As I mentioned above, I'm not sure we are going to keep this anyway. The repair's would be easier as a good friend of ours repairs surfboards for a living (Paul Trigger of Trigger Brothers fame) so it should be an easy fix.
The front right headlight cover was rusted, but only the cover, not the surrounding bodywork.
The front shock towers seemed good to me, with some rust on the drivers side. It was solid metal though, and was not brittle at all. Note the VIN number places this car as a 1971 3.0 CS.
The hood grills will need to be re-chromed.
The Valance had some rust beginning to bubble. As we plan to strip this car and then repaint it, we should be able to fix this stuff up real nice.
The wheel well's had been replaced in the 80's, but they seem solid to me, with no real rust issues I could see. Once we get the wheels off we might want to spruce up the rusted shock parts.
I was told to look in behind the glovebox by someone. Apparently water can pool above the metal there and rust through. I tried poking holes through with my flashlight, but it was rock solid. The photos show what looks to be rust, but it actually seemed to be some odd colored grease stuff, although the dodgy silicone job might mean some sub-par repair work has gone on in there. Then again, it could just be the way the made it back in '71.
This is the drivers side floor panel. It had a bunch of surface rust, but it wasn't brittle in anyway. Still, will be interesting to see how well we can fix that up once the car is striped. What do you guys think? Is this super bad?
This is the underside of the fender behind the air dam. Shouldn't be too hard for Sasha at Deluxe to fix up once it's taken apart. The guy is a true pro.
The underside of the car. Note the rust on the rocker edges, but everything else was solid.
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There was this little scratch on the back corner. Easy for Sasha. The fender looks kinked in this photo for some reason, but that's how it is supposed to be.
The elephant skin in the trunk was OK, other than this one cut with a bad repair job. We are not sure what to do about this. Any ideas? Is it possible to get a good repair or is replacement the only option?
The spare-tire well. As far as I could tell, this rust was mostly from the jack. I could scrape it off with my fingernail.
I wasn't too concerned with the interior, as long as all the parts where there. We are going to completely restore every part. All the wood needs replacing, but we found a guy who will make us new ones. Surprising the door panels were still real nice (except for any plastic chrome bits) minus one puncture. I love the cross-hatched leather mid-sections. The dash need repairing, we found a guy who is supposed to be good. What do you guys think? Is it possible to get a good dash repair or replace the best way to go?
Is there a way to re-chrome the plastic bits in a better way than originally done? They seem to be a silver sticker, rather than a good chrome paint treatment like nowadays. I imagine it would be hard to replace every bit, so I was thinking about some top quality model paint or something. It would have to be better than the ****ty sticker option.
The original factory windshield break in sticker! Haven't seen this many times before.
This is apparently an original option steering wheel that the the guy had tracked down for it (it didn't come with this specific car originally, but was offered). I think it looks terrible. We are going to track down something like this one. Any ideas where? The aftermarket gear stick should be classified as a war-crime. So bad! Any ideas on a replacement? Also, what does an original ignition look like? Am I missing any parts or was it this basic?
Nice place for a test drive! She idled terribly, but drove great. Maybe a carburetor problem? Steering was tight (thanks Alpina sway bar!). Breaking was excellent (and so it should be thanks to the recent brake rebuild).
I have never liked the stock rims on this car (even the Alpina turbines - too eighties), and I think this is one of the few places we will deviate away from stock. I really like some of the rims from BBS, particularly these ones here. Any ideas on where I might track those bad boys down?
Talk about a paper trail! He had everything back to the booklet the car shipped to the dealer with! The car's back story goes that it was purchased by a US Air Force officer in '71 (spying on the Russian's much?) and then shipped back to America after his tour ended. To avoid emissions trouble, the engine was swapped out for a US spec one and driven for 70K miles before the original euro model was put back in (which is the one currently in it). The car was sold for $1 to the Air Force pilots son in 1998, who then in 2008 sold it to the guy I brought it off.
Bonus parts. He had all the parts required to convert this CS into a CSi. These came with the car! Not sure exactly what we are going to do here. We would like to turn this into a CSi, but is that cheating? What do you guys think? Is it wrong to try and pass a CS off as a CSi? Would you care if you brought this off us one day in the future (not that we ever plan to sell this beauty)?
Final price? What do you think it's worth? We paid $8,000. The seller had a 5-speed dogleg transmission for it too, but Dad felt it would be too complicated for Mum to drive, so we passed on it. Thanks Mum...
So the car is on it's way back to Australia now. It's probably sitting in a warehouse somewhere in Longbeach right now, as I'm still waiting on the title from the Oregon DMV before we can export it. We are shipping it with Al Montana's company (Phone: 310-965-9788). He seems like a great guy and if it arrives safely I'd recommend him.
Anything I left out?
I'll post back once my Dad takes over back in Australia.
P.S: My twin brother is restoring a 1977 (he thinks) Honda CB-400-4 and is documenting his nightmare over at caferacer.net (see his thread here) if you're interested.
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Welcome to the world of coupe ownership! Too bad the car is leaving for down under, there are lots of knowledgable coupe owners here in Orange County who could provide advice and encouragement. This car looks like it may have led a hard life, wheel wells replaced, missing rocker covers, screws in the aluminum trim on the lower dash rail, weird mounting point for the driver's shoulder belt, etc. I would be most concerned with the rockers, these are made from three separate parts and the outer appears to be finished with body filler. Underneath the rockers there are telltale signs of advancing rust. There hasn't been much discussion that I am aware of regarding sagging doors, that would cause me some concern as well. The fact that the engine bay has an incorrect rubber seal running all the way down the fender seams indicates it may be hiding the earlier repair. And the signs of rust by the wiper motor and no sound deadening material on wheel well tops need to be examined. Your car is an original euro CS with carbs but the right fender looks like it has the mounts for a CSi air box perhaps?
I have never seen an original build sheet from under the rear seat, could you post a picture? It would be interesting to see how much detail is included. Be sure to e-mail BMW to get the build date and delivery info as well.
As you have discovered, BMW parts can be very expensive like the door seals. The trunk fender covers are available again but are now a softer and more pliable material but not cheap. Good luck on the resto, keep us informed as your work progresses!
Hey HB_Chris. Thanks for the feedback. I'll have my Dad take a photo of the build sheet once he get's it back in Australia. Could you give me any more info on the sound deadening material that's missing? It will be interesting once we have this car in pieces to see what has been done to it over the years. Can't wait to have all the body filler removed and some proper body work done to it! As for the rockers, we will probably just do a complete rocker replacement. Do these prices seem right to you?
The e9coupe.com guys fixed the image posting rules, so I have the main thread going at http://www.e9coupe.com/forum/showthread.php?t=5267 if anyone cares. That will be the one I continue to post pictures on in the future.
You may not need all those rocker parts and there are plenty of coupe owners in Oz who can help on the e9 board. Send me an e-mail from the link on e9coupe.com. Hope you don't find what I found on my rockers! The sound deadening is on top of the strut towers and in the compartment with the heater blower and wiper motor, it has a hexagonal embossing to it.
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" Brand: Dora the Explorer / Misc House Type: Storage "
This wasn't just an impulse buy for me, I had been looking for the insulated backpack for a while as my daughter loves Dora The Explorer and I thought the backpack would look so cute on her! I first spotted the backpack being worn by a little girl in Tesco and searched for it weeks afterwards with no success. I eventually found it by chance whilst walking past the shoe shop Brantano and snapped it up right away. I paid £10.00 for it which probably was a bit steep for a tiny lunch bag but not too expensive.
Since then I still haven't seen the insulated backpack being sold in shops but I have noticed a few online shops which are selling them - and I do mean a few. Silly really as I think this would sell very well if it was widely available.
First off, backpack is quite girlie and isn't really for boys. If you are looking for a boy version of this lunch bag then I suggest you look up the Diego insulated rescue pack lunch bag (It's similar to backpack but is orange and is a character from 'Go Diego Go!').
The bag has adjustable purple straps which makes the bag suitable for very young/small children and older/bigger children. Infact I think children are more likely to grow out of Dora The Exlorer before they grow out of the bag.
The insulated backpack lunch bag is great for Dora The Explorer fans as Backpack is an essential Dora character and is easily recognised. They may also feel like Dora by wearing it as Dora wears the exact same backpack! The backpack appears exactly as it does on the television - purple, with 2 eyes, a big smiley mouth and yellow eyebrows. It also has a Dora The Explorer badge on the flap. As the bag isn't covered in Dora The Explorer writing and pictures I would say it's suitable for children that don't even watch Dora and the bag can even still be used after a child has outgrown Dora.
The bag itself is quite large on the outside but on the inside it isn't very spacious, I guess because of the insulation which pads it out quite alot. For me this is a big let down. I would say there is just enough space for a small lunch but nothing more than that. I wouldn't recommend it for day trips or anything that requires lots of food and drink.
There is also not enough space in the bag to pack any extras or essentials - such as a cardigan etc (I know the bag isn't designed for this but it would still be nice to have the space). This is a big pain as it means I usually have to take an extra bag out with us, which means carrying around 2 bags. On many occassions I have just ditched the backpack all together in favour of one bigger bag. Another downside is that there are no pockets or little compartments to keep small things safe.
On the upside the bag does seem to keep my daughters food (and drink) cool and fresh for a few hours after I have packed it and does serve as quite a good little school lunch box which can conveniently be carried around on a childs back.


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CH391L/S13/Phage Therapy
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Introduction to Phage Therapy
Phage therapy is the use of viruses to treat bacterial infections. Application of bacteriophage to a bacterial infection will result in the phage infecting, replicating, and then destroying their bacterial hosts. The newly synthesized phage can then go on to infect other bacteria, resulting in the rapid removal of the infection. The use of phages to treat bacterial infections has received new attention due to the appearance of strains of previously treatable pathogens such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, and multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.
The discovery of a bacterial-killing substance that could pass through extremely small filters was observed independently several times[1]:
|Discoverer, country, microbe sensitive to phage
|Hankin, British, Vibrio cholerae
|Gamaleya, Russian, Bacillus subtilis
|Twort, British, Staphylococcus
|d'Herelle, French-Canadian, Shigella
The first therapeutic usage of phage was in 1919, to treat a child with severe dysentery. In a classic case of old-school science, the lead researchers (which included d'Herelle) drank portions of the bacteriophage preparation the day before treating the child, to check the treatment's safety in humans. The researchers didn't keel over, the child fully recovered within a few days, and further tests on other patients confirmed the result.
In the 1930s and 1940s, bacteriophage preparations were developed and sold by major companies such as L'Oréal and the Eli Lilly Company. The development and mass production of antibiotics in the late 1940s halted research into phage therapy in the West, due to the efficacy of antibiotics. Research continued in the Soviet Union. Currently, the only country that has approved phage therapy for human use is Georgia, where the Eliava Institute has researched phage therapy since the 1920s.
Current Applications
Regular use of phage therapy occurs primarily in the Republic of Georgia, due to the presence of the Eliava Institute, which has research phage therapy since the 1920s. However, synthetic biology has enabled entirely new approaches to phage therapy, such as engineering new abilities into the phage. One such ability is the degradation of the extracellular polysaccharides (EPS) produced by bacteria during infections[2]. Production of the EPS results in a biofilm, which protects the bacteria within from external harm, such as antibiotics and bacteriophages, limiting the damage to the cells on the surface. To break through this barrier, researches inserted the gene for DspB, an enzyme that degrades one of the key components of EPS. After bacteria on the surface of the biofilm are infected, they produce DspB along with new phage. After the cells lyse, the DspB can degrade the EPS, which exposes more bacteria to infection.
One concern of phage therapy is the rapid lysing of pathogenic cells which may contain endotoxins. Sudden, masssive releases of toxin can cause dangerous amounts of inflammation. Therefore, phage that kill the targeted pathogen without disrupted the cell's integrity are of interest. This can be accomplished by that by modifying phage to express endonucleases and holins, which are toxic to the cell (chopping DNA and making non-catastrophic disruptions to the cellular membrane)[3]. Toxin release was minimized, which decreased inflammation and increased the survival rate of treated mice.
Phage therapy can also be used in conjunction with antibiotics. This is especially useful when trying to avoid quickly evolving resistance to the phage being used. In this approach, the antibiotics provide the killing blow, while the phage assist by suppressing gene networks that are not directly impacted by the antibiotics. One example of this was the combination of ofloxacin (which damage DNA, proteins, and lipids) with phage suppressing the SOS response, which repairs damaged DNA. M13 phage were engineered to overproduce LexA when infecting E. coli, which prevents the SOS response from occurring.
Two teams in 2008 had similar approaches to modifying phage therapy: using a host that would be used as a probiotic to carry a phage targeting a gut pathogen. The goal of Team Hiedelberg's "EcoLicense to Kill" was to make a lambda phage that can transfer to a pathogen by conjugation. Once inside the pathogen, the phage would immediately begin replication (due to knocking out the lysogenic cycle of lambda). The pathogen is killed, and phage are released to infect more target bacteria, while leaving the original host (the "killer") unaffected. Team Caltech used a lamB- strain of E. coli that had lambda integrated into it's genome. This was a model for the future application, which could be an E. coli carrying a phage like P22, which could target Salmonella.
Future Directions
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Megan Fox & Jon Hamm Play in the Snow (PHOTOS)
Megan Fox and Jon Hamm made a good-looking snow bunny pairing when they both hit the slopes to film a scene for their new film, Friends with Kids.
Megan, 24, and Jon, 39, tried to get their bearings on the snow banks with Jon balancing on a pair of skis and Megan holding her own on a snowboard. The pair were joined by Jon's longtime girlfriend, Jennifer Westfeldt, who is directing the new film.
What do you think of Megan and Jon as snow pals? Check out the full gallery and share your thoughts in the comments.


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Great hotel. Cheap price, what else can I say?
The location was great! It's probably the closest hotel to the parks without being in the resort. They had a shuttle service that we used sometimes but most of the time we used uber which was really easy and pretty cheap since we were so close. I was pleasantly surprised with how friendly the staff were. Beds and pillows were very comfortable! I would definitely stay here again!
The friendly of staff & location to Family vacation spots.
The rooms were very clean and very modern looking. Every room also had a Keurig with complimentary Keurig coffee cups. The beds were extremely comfy and soft. I was not expecting this good of a room for $54! The location was also perfect and close to Disney which is where we were staying for the remainder of the week. When I return to the area, I will definitely be staying at the Red Lion again. Great value and quality. The first room we were given did not lock at all. But they quickly sent maintenance over, and gave us a brand new room when they could not resolve the problem.
Loved the location we were 5 minutes from Disney at a fraction of the cost of being in what is considered the equivalent stars on the Disney property. Little things like the toilet seat that was slightly too big for the toilet so you had to lift it out of the way to close the bathroom door. The sticky messes like pop or juice that was spilled on the stairs outside that rarely got cleaned up
El hotel está muy cerca de los parques de Disney. El cuarto cómodo y la cama y almohadas muy cómodas. Muy limpio. Lo recomiendo me hizo falta una máquina de agua/refrescos.
Nice place clean room Booked on line then get charge 9 dollar resort fee upon arrival his should just be part of charge so you know total fee when booking
First Disney trip (maybe 5 minutes from magic kingdom!) So I did a TON of research from the parks to hotels to car rentals-this place had great reviews and was a 3 star (2.5-3 realistically). I was weary because of the deal that I got online-the rental car cost more than the hotel, figured it was worth the gamble- IT PAID OFF! Arrived at midnight (late check in they said till about 230am, awesome!). Went and checked in, $9 resort fee daily- well everything down there has a resort fee and there's 3 pools basketball tennis and beach volleyball courts along with a couple fitness centers (which I didn't visit- I was there for disney!) The pools were big with plenty of seating nice outside patio areas and a kid playground-worth the $9. Daily housekeeping, friendly staff all around-pass them and they say hi not ignore you, front desk was awesome with the kids joking and making us comfortable. Several laundry rooms so I didn't have to do 6 loads of laundry when I got home. Showers were clean toilets were a bit dated but very much sufficient. Beds were comfortable, and I mean comfortable! I'm picky-my back NEVER hurt when I woke up, 2 queen beds in a standard room with EIGHT pillows total-not cheap pillows either. I know I'm raving about this place (which I WILL be returning to and ABSOLUTELY recommend) I gave 4 stars for cleanliness-there was a half eaten apple under one of the beds, we never had apples! But sincerely that was the ONLY bad thing I have to say about the place. Family on a budget GO HERE! Easy layout, tons of parking, I'm a real person with 2 real kids who really stayed there and I was really impressed. See above
They have a nice pool, awesome athletic areas and clean rooms. The Chinease restaurants have a very limited choice and I had to call multiple places before I just ended up getting pizza lol
The best thing was the price The bathroom was dirty upon arrival, the pillows were stained, the people next to us had a dog and it didn't stop barking when i asked front desk they said they couldn't do nothing about it and they forgot to give us towels after they cleaned the room
As a typical Orlando hotel where you just go to sleep and showed it's a great hotel. The room is clean and comfy. Pretty new and in great shape. The location is also superb. The staff was very nice. Especially Danny who received us for check in late at night! I don't have any cons to be honest. Didn't have the chance to walk around or use the facilities. Just the room.
Very low cost. We paid $61 for a night on a Saturday. Very close to the Disney parks without paying the high Disney resort prices. Felt like a motel. Very small room and place seem a bit outdated. Biggest concerns were our room was in the rear of a sketchy hallway and we found a live roach.
Space and Staff Small Beds and the Room had no door
Did not like anything one little bit! Everything! Plugs hanging out of the wall (sockets) lights didn't work, dirty, no shower curtain, smelled of mold, vents coming off the ceiling, curtain didn't even fit the window properly, the Internet hardly worked (better off with Dial up), only stayed for 1 hour and checked out. No refunds and hidden fees. There are better and cheaper places than this! My advice? AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!
Suoer great value Soap bars are really small
Close to other attractions Not clean. Broken toilet. Shower was coming out of the wall. No towels left by cleaning person. This hotel needs major renovations and updating. I will not stay again. I will pay more to have less if necessary.
I likeed it. But da mold in da bathroom was visible. We was placed by da washroom where we barely got sleep. But most of all i enjoyed my stay and will visit again soon.... But i will like da view in da front next time...
Not much to like.. Dirty rooms, mold on ceilings in bathroom, horrible customer service... Took over 2 hours for them to bring me a few more towels. There was no remote for the television. Curtains were broken so they wouldn't stay closed.
Mold in bathroom& shower curtain.Very dirty room enterance door(on the inside) Had to ask for enough towels& washcloths daily.Light bulbs broken in lamps and not functional. No vacuuming of floors.This happened daily for 7days :-(
Excellet location !!!! Very clean
Good value for your money!
Location Breakfast was a joke
No. I didnt Like at all. Terrible Service. VERY dirty room. Breakfast was Nothing continental at all We spent 2 Nights at this shitty hotel. The room was awful. Dirty bathroom no towels. In the morning we tried the Continental Breakfast. It was disgusting . 2 pieces of bread per person, no milk. Not water. No more than this 2 pieces of bread for each individual. I used a towel to put on the floor of the bathroom to dry my feet after a shower and of course that make the towel dirty. They charged me $95.00 cause the towel was dirty. I never gonna indicate this fucking hotel. The crew at the check in on the lobby was idiots. The manager didn't appear to talk to me to solve my problem. Disgusting experience.
Bed Need a cleaning on the sidewalks
NOTHING Everything from front desk to the room. unlivable it has ROACHES WE PIICTURE TO PROVE IT.DISCUSTING PLEASE I WILL TALK TO STATE OF FL,PLUS TO CITY OF ORLANDO TO SHUT DOWN THE PLACE.. NO RUNNING BATH TUB WATER ON SINK,
it's terrible,don't book this one.
I liked that it was cheap and the staff was friendly when you were able to get to them. It was inexpensive, and once you check in, everything was smooth sailing. I don't ask for much from the hotel once I am able to check in, they came by and made the bed and gave us clean towels daily. All in all, it wasn't bad for the price. Long lines to check in and the computers were down as well. The hotel charged me and so did the online service provider. I had to call to get them both on the same page, still awaiting refund from one of them. The hotel has hidden charges and $60 security deposit which takes forever to refund.
NOT A DAMN THING!!!!!! The whole experience. From the moment we checked in to the moment we checked out. Unprofessional staff and very poorly kept hotel. Roaches running around like they were also guests trying to find their room. This place makes Orlando look bad. Needs to be shut down.
Location was only thing that was great. Check in took over an hour, very disorganized. Shower did not work. Flushed the toilet and urine & feces came up from carpet. Room was dirty. Upon checking out was charged 3 times. Do not go!!!
It was a nasty place Room was dirty smelled like smoke even tho its says non smoke room the tv didn't had a remote control
NOTHING They had no idea what was going on. They stated that our reservation was not seen in their system and it has been more than a week that I am trying to get my money back since i was turned away. This was an extremely upsetting situation and I will probably never use kayak again due to them advertising this horrible hotel.
Hotel location was very close to where we were staying. We had some trouble checking in because they did not have any credit card info "on file" and ended up having to call the booking agent. Front desk was friendly but severely understaffed, took almost 45 minutes to check in. I understand that some hotels require a security deposit but it would be nice knowing this at the time of booking. What I did NOT like was the fact that they tacked on an additional "daily service fee" of $12 when we got there (which we thought we had already paid via the booking agent). This $43 hotel ended up costing $75. Waiting now for the credit card info to post to see who charged what and what we ended up actually getting charged. NOT COOL!!!!!
Nothing Dirty hotel with cockroach the check in line for 3 hours as well as the check out really bad
Location Booked a room a day or so in advance. Attempted to check in 9pm on a Saturday night, however, the line to check in at the desk had over 30 people standing in it. I talked to other people who had made it to the front of the line, they said they had waited for over 90 minutes. I stood in line for about 30 minutes and after only 2 people were successfully given room keys I decided that was enough for me and left. That being said the hotel looked as I expected for the price and the ratings, which I had no qualms with, but that type of service is unexcsuable.
This place is so dirty. The rooms were dirty, the toilet had not been flushed, there was pop sticky stuff dripping down the walls. This place is so ghetto
Nothing. My room was extremely dirty. They move me to another one which was even more dirty. Policy only allows them to change rooms twice, so I was told to go to a hotel across the street. I was never reimbursed for the room, and I didn't stay there. I didn't stay at the hotel across the street, because they said they didn't have a reservation in my name, even though the grand sent me across to there. I'm just waiting for my money back, and told I have to wait 5 days. What a joke. They took my money the same night even though I didn't stay there.
Extremely close to Universal Studios Budget-friendly No amenities such as a shampoo Hot in halls and elevator Slow elevator Small rooms
Pool bathroom was the worst kept I have seen. Feces all over the place
This is a nice budget motel. It was clean and the stuff was friendly. I used this hotel to go to the Kennedy Space Center. There is a bus connection availalable which stops at the nearby Sheraton hotel. But you have to book this in advance.
Price and cleanliness The smokey dirty smell in the hallway and the small room compared to the competitors
This motel 6 is surprisingly Clean and modern great value for the price No hair dryer. Room was small. The WiFi cost extra and it wasn't very good.
It's close to I-Drive and Universal. Easily accessible. I was put in a smoking room initially. The room was small and the cigarette odor really permeated the whole room. To add to that, there were cigarette ashes on the toilet. Wait, was the room even cleaned? I asked to move to a non-smoking room and the front desk obliged. I opened the door to the new room and was immediately hit with a strong musty smell. Went back down to the desk to cancel my reservation. There are SO many other hotels in that area for a comparable price. It doesn't make sense to settle for something that poor.
Nothing don't waste your mney Stains on the floor and bed spread... Torn box spring... The room was small and dirty. I asked them to replace the boxspring that had tear over four feet long... They just covered it with a fitted sheet. Not good at all!!!!
nothing at all We have to leave the first night and find another hotel because we found cockroach in the bed, in the bath and everywhere. Apart from that the bed sheets were broken with holes and spots. Very horrible experience. Please dont go to this hotel
It was decent. Love the location. Nice friendly staff. Great customer service and was accommodating on my specific request. Overall good experience. Having to pay for wifi
The location was fantastic. It was really close to Universal Studios, walking distance. And the staff we encountered were very friendly. The beds were horribly uncomfortable. The room did not smell good and the pillows and sheets were very cheap.
It wasn't as loud as I expected it to be. There was nice and friendly staff. A "do not disturb" sign was not provided.
It took two days to clean out tub drain. You took a cold shower standing in 4 inches of water. The place needs to be reivated. t The bathroom door sticks andis hard to open, It also has bigcracked area Cauck is missing around tub and is dirty. Floors are dirty and my socks are now filthy. I got bug bites and hope it is not bed bugs. The bed were terrible and lumpy, when I pulled back the sheet there was a long black hair in the bed. Nothing, I want a refund, how do I go about getting one.
location Bed is not clean , bed is too old and doing voice when you sleep
Location, near to airport, secutiry, the hotel have a personal security at night. I like the hotel but if the hotel have a breakfest my impression is bether.
the room was nice and i definitely love the kitchenette na
price matress
good tv door locking facilities did not feel safe.
did not like the hotel at all, felt it quite intimidating and the cleanliness and smell in the room was disgusting I'm glad it was only for 1 night also the air con.was very noisy.
That the room came with a small kitchen of its own so if you are on a tight budget and can only afford microwavable food, there is a microwave for you to use, with sink and even plates and cups. The TV came with 42 channels so it was a nice way to relax in the room right before bed. The bathroom facilities were clean and everything was in order. Before my stay the reviews about it being a shady neighbourhood after dark worried me a bit but there was security and we felt relatively safe. When we wanted to check out early (about 8am) and to our dismay when we got to the counter to read they only open at 10am. Had to hand our hotel keys over to the guard at the 24h security post.
Very good bad. Nice restroom. Clean.
Security The bed was not comfortable. Small showers
It's not a fancy hotel - but i think definitely best value for money in Orlando. It has a small kitchen with stove, microwave, fridge, also iron and hair dryier
Security. Price. Everything!:)
Location to church for funeral Roaches un motel, phone and plug outket do not work, lost charger and could not reach receptionist.
It was not worth $78 more like $30 very old needs a lot of updating... Still uses a key for the door... Smelled like mold shower leaked carpets very old bed spread very old... Fee for remote control n room key?!?!?!?
Very dirty, old and smelled, roach crawling on phone We left it was disgusting complete waste of money. Very dirty, old carpet, room smelled really bad.
The art of the wall. My room was entered and half cleaned without permission, left a do not disturb sign. Filthy towels no rags.
The price. We stayed in 3 different rooms over the 10 days and all 3 rooms had dirty floors and carpets.
Nothing Everything
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Rooms were supposed to have refrigerator and microwave. But it didn't. It didn't have coffee maker either. No iron. The shower was leaking and didn't work well. The breakfast was awful. Even no coffee Left. No refill. Just the cookies
The price was good. The staff was very nice but will not let you have a room if you are under 21. The carpets were sticky. The room and appliances were outdated. I had two rooms and my pregnant daughter and son in law who is 20 could not rent a room. Company policy but that is not listed on any site. They were stuck trying to find another room.
They were very on organized. Our air conditioning did not work. The rooms were not clean. And our neighbors were fighting the entire time. Our reservation wasn't even ready when we got there.
It was very clean. The hotel is very old and the free breakfast was horrible.
Location and neighborhood No onsite bar or meeting area
With it being the holidays and short notice, I still got a great deal for the three nights we stayed. The hotel was very cozy. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. The breakfast was horrible. Definitely need to change this!!!
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The price was good for the last minute booking we needed. Staff was nice. Beds were very comfortable. There's a $40 deposit we were not aware of until checking into the hotel. The carpet needed replacing years ago.
The workers were very nice and funny and the room was clean, the price was also incredibly affordable Had some issues with the internet access and kind of wish that they had had shampoo for the guests.
I appreciate the affordability Bed was a little uncomfortable
45 dollars, decently clean, friendly people, convenient My first room smelled like an ash tray. Request one that is non smoking
Great location. Helpful staff.
Remodeling was nice Wish it had a fridge
A acceptable place to sleep and clean up while visiting the amusement parks.
The employees were respectful and nice. I was dissapointed with my room this time. The room was very unsatisfactory. I understand that it is a low budget hotel but the toilet had paper in it (when it should have been clean) the sink was stopped up when i went to brush my teeth, the sink filled up. I am a single mother of two so that is why we had to chose a cheaper hotel but still would have liked to have little better quality. The employees were nice .
This is a great budget choice. Clean room, pleasant staff. Location, location, location. If Disney is your destination then this is the place to hang your hat. No in-room Internet..
Cheap price, close to parks and freewsy. We were surprised that the beds were actually good. Very rough shape, but we were not staying there for the hotel experience. We wanted a clean cheap room, that's what we got..
Location is great. With some tlc from management... this would be a nice place to stay.
Good location. Cheap. Worn down rooms.
Free parking. Everything was horrible. We checked in and roaches greeted us at the door. They gave us another room and this time the roaches was in the bed. Needo less to say...you will always have company with you. There was no wifi. The lights barely work..this place needs to be condemed. It'should horrible.
N/A Roaches, water coming down the bathroom ceiling where lighting is, rooms smell like moisture, no microwaves,coffee makers, or refrigerators. beds are so uncomfortable woke up with the worse'st back pain because mattresses are ancient and all you can feel is the springs, our room had no table to eat breakfast, ac was horrible, toilet clogged easily and staff wasn't very friendly. I wanted a refund but they said I had to contact the website I got made reservations with!! I will never go back to them again. that place is the worse place I've ever been to, I wouldn't recommend anybody...:( Ughhhh worse experience ever!!!!
German Roaches, spiders hanging in doorways, smelled of mildew. Bathroom tub and toliets were rusty .this was no HOTEL but a MOT lets get the name right.
Asked for a crib, was told online there will be a crib ready. Arrived at hotel, no crib & was told they have no crib for us. Also all three floors have pay ice machines, only first floor ice machine worked. Only one of three lights in room worked. DO NOT STAY HERE!!!!!!
It was just my daughter and I over Christmas break. We booked this for 4 nights for $111, with a $9 "resort fee" when we arrived. Property is definitely dated, but had maid service everyday and the pool was clean. I killed a bug, but that didn't bother us. For the price and the location it's a place to crash. We spent most of our time at the parks anyway and splurged on a few dinners we wouldn't have been able to go to otherwise. For $30 a night during peak season it was a great find.
The breakfast selection was great. Lots of hot items and cold items as well. The area where the breakfast was very cramped we waited in a line for half an hour to make a waffle. There weren't enough seats for people to sit and eat in the lobby. Since the hotel is going through a remodel you would think they would fix these layout problems.
Absolutely nothing!!! Roaches everywhere!!! It's 3:00am and I have no recourse but to write this disgusting review as the roaches have consumed me. Only hotel I've ever stayed that has no internet in the room. No coffee. The only hotel I've ever seen charge for a bucket of ice. Obama would be very proud of this establishment as it is truly representative of his America today, completely third world.
Bed bugs!!!!!! Do not stay. We were refused money back after showing proof of bed bugs on the bed. We had several bite marks.
Close to Disney World and some shopping So Dirty with basic amenities breakfast terrible ( coffe, cereal and toast only)
This place is in bad need of repairs, the first thing we had to do was fix the door so it would stay closed. Even locked it did not stay closed. If it had not been so late I would have found another place to stay!!!!
visit Universal Breakfeast
everything here is just in average conditions, however, it worth the price. so if you are a traveller with concerns of budget more than comfort, it should be a considerable place to stay. the staff are friendly, but not really so helpful as you may expect.
it was easy to get any where from there and was a reasonable price
There wasn't much that I did like about our stay, it was recommended by a friend. Never again will I stay there!! First of all the price quoted and the actual charge varies. The room smells like wet dirt ,the bathrooms are moldy and the pool looks like a jacuzzi.
Pillow cases had stains on them. Very uncomfortable and musty. Very loud air conditioner. Wifi was unavailable for me and for my family members who were staying in another room.
Great price, clean room, close to Walt Disney Theme Parks, plus really good continental breakfast. Need to clean area around soda/ice machine.
The staff is very friendly, it is very conveniently located near seaworld, disneyworld and other tourist atraccions, and the price is very affordable and it came with its own fridge and microwave . it had a very clean room but it has a kind of a damp smell.
...... dirty, run down, everything on playground was filthy and broken, pool was dirty, smelled terrible, water smells, breakfast is bread, people racing through parking lot with loud cars, couldn't wait to leave, didn't even shower because of the smell of the water.
Cost Cleanliness
Staff was friendly & helpful, room was very clean. Close to restaurants and stores. We would stay again. Never could connection to wi/fi


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My friend Aileen and I popped into Sephora a couple weeks ago so I could grab a new face powder, and of course we ended up staying for two hours and testing every single product and fragrance in the store. When our epic cosmetic journey brought us to the NARS section, I spotted their new blush, modestly titled, "Super Orgasm," and laughed. Their "Orgasm" has been hugely popular for years thanks to the claim that it mimics the natural flush of a woman's cheeks post-orgasm. "What the hell is a Super Orgasm?" I asked as I swiped some on my cheek. Then I looked in the mirror, stopped asking questions, and spent 30 bucks on blush (which I have totally never done before). Here's why….
Price/Availability: $28, Sephora
Packaging: Classic black NARS compact with a nice size mirror in the lid.
Formula: Whereas the original Orgasm is a shimmery peach, Super Orgasm has more pink, and–this is key–tiny flecks of gold glitter. Wear it out in the sun and you'll look like an ethereal goddess…who just had a super orgasm. It's a great choice for those of us with pink undertones because it looks more natural than brown-tinted bronzers. The color is sheer and buildable: for this photo I swiped on three layers with a fat brush blush.
One more thing I love about the formula is that it doesn't bother my sensitive skin. For whatever reason, I have a hard time finding blushes and bronzers that don't irritate my skin. Super Orgasm feels good on my skin and doesn't make me itch or break out (always a plus!).
Wear Time: Put it on in the morning, wear all day, and reapply one more time if you're going out at night. The color fades a bit throughout the day but always leaves you with a nice glow.
Overall: Super Orgasm is one of those products that is perfect for summer: it will make you look glowy and sun-kissed but still natural (I'm trying really hard not to say, "like yourself but better!"). Since I started wearing it I've received a lot more compliments along the lines of, "I'm not sure what you're doing but keep doing it–you look great!" Also for most of my Hawaii trip I wore no makeup except for sunscreen and a touch of Super Orgasm, and I love how it looks with a bare face.
Is it expensive? Yes, but it's bound to become a staple of your makeup bag. If you can afford it, it's definitely worth the splurge (if not, check out Physician's Formula Shimmer Strips, which was my previous top fave bronzer and will set you back about 10 bucks).
Rating: 5/5


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- Chalet - can be booked by the room
- Catered basis
- 12 bedrooms, sleeps 1/27
- Flexible stays
- 2 minutes to lift by foot
- wifi
- sauna/steam room
- credit cards accepted
- Flexible stays
Chalet Hotel La Tania
- Running for it's 8th season, is the impressive Chalet Hotel La Tania, our only fully catered chalet in the Three Valleys. It is situated in an excellent location less than 150m from La Tania village centre, ski action and the lift station.
- Decorated in a comfortable style with a lovely alpine feeling, Chalet Hotel La Tania retains a certain informality whilst at the same time is mindful of the need to offer a quality experience for guests. The Chalet Hotel comfortably sleeps up to 27 guests in twelve lovely bedrooms, the majority of which have en-suite shower rooms (with a plentiful supply of hot water) and WC facilities.
- NEW - our excellent 12 person sauna! Ease those aching muscles before relaxing at a delicious dinner
- There is a comfortable, spacious sitting room with doors opening onto a decking area, an ideal location to enjoy the late season winter sun, or - if you are with us in the summer - lovely sunny days with stunning views. The sitting area is furnished with large sofas, and a heated floor and leads to a separate dining room designed to host to the most impressive of dinner parties, with groups choosing either to dine together at their own tables or to mix in the company of fellow guests.
- In addition, there is a ground floor boot and ski room with boot warmers and adjoining après-ski room for equipment storage and drying. No icy steps to negotiate in ski boots! Free parking is available in the nearby public car park, which is just a short stroll from the Chalet Hotel.
Facilities:boot dryers, cot/highchair, garden, iPod docking station, laundry facilities, sauna, wifi (free in-room), wifi (free public area)
- What makes the Chalet Hotel so different is our uncompromising dedication to offering the very best in quality and service.
- The package also includes both a hot and cold continental breakfast, afternoon tea and cakes and a magnificent four course dinner and quality wines all provided by professionals with a lot of experience. Dinner will be provided every night of the week, unheard of in chalet catering, meaning you dont have to spend extra money dining out unless you really want to! This does also mean that you're not trying to find a restaurant to accommodate your group, on the same chalet night off as every other catered property in the village!
- To help make sure you have a truly unbeatable experience in La Tania, we have four excellent live in hosts who will cater to your every need, plus an experienced and mature Resort Manager. Please inform us on booking of any specific dietary requirements and we will try and cater for them as best we can. Although we are happy to provide vegetarian meals, we cannot cater for vegan diets. Please enquire specifically about any allergies.
- Our experienced and knowledgable Reservations Consultants, know our properties inside out and can advise on which would best suit your group, any particular requirements, and budget.
- In order to make your stay at Chalet Hotel La Tania as relaxed and easy as possible, we have put in place a number of services that we think will help take the pressure off organising your stay! This will give you even more time to spend exploring La Tania and the surrounding Three Valleys ski area. Contact us when booking and we will be happy to:-
- Arrange lift passes for your arrival
- Advise on ski and board lessons. There is a choice of ski schools in La Tania and - as owner/operators - we have great relationships with the local suppliers.
- Organise or advise on transfers from a variety of airports or Moutiers train station, just 20 minutes from La Tania
- Give advice on childcare options and the contacts to enable you to organise the most appropriate care for your little ones
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Resort name: La TaniaSki area: 3 Vallées Country: France Amenities: bars and restaurants, beauticians, bus stop, cash withdrawal facility, childcare, cinema, cross country skiing, cycling, doctor, dog sled rides, fitness centre, free shuttle bus, freelance catering, glacier skiing, golf, gym, hairdressers, high altitude restaurants, hiking, huski dogs, ice rink, lake, massage, mountain biking, night skiing, night sledging, nightclub, off piste guiding, paragliding, parapenting, piste basher driving, ski school, ski touring, skidoo safaris, skiing, skiing/snowboarding, sledging pistes, snow mobiling, snowboard school, snowshoe walking, spa, supermarket, swimming pool (indoor), swimming pool (outdoor), tennis, toboganning, torch lit descents, tourist office
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Guest reviews:
Review sent by email/letter by Joe"Great location and the chalets are a beautiful design and very comfortable. The village is compact, peaceful and has everything you need, with good restaurants and bars. The Chalet-Hotel has great staff - friendly and helpful - and the food was delicious (and I'm very fussy ) Third time here and hope it won't be the last." 10 Feb 13
What a fantastic week we had."This was third ski holiday in La Tania and stay at Chalet Philippine. We chose the catered option this year and the food we were served by Simon and the team was simply fantastic. Four delicious courses each evening with fine wines. We had no complaints! The chalet is so close to the slopes and village with great après ski and the snow conditions were fabulous this year. The slopes in the three valleys cater for skiers of all abilities. No need to look anywhere else with great skiing and accommodation like this place." lesleymc 03 Feb 13
Chalet Hotel/Chalet Philippine"Simply amazing re-introduction to skiing! Great hospitality, really good food and the resort and facilities were outstanding. The best skiing weather and a days fresh snow made for wonderful conditions and the best weeks skiing I've ever had! Can't wait to go back and would thoroughly recommend to anyone, beginner and experienced skier alike!" Del944 01 Feb 13
Review sent by email/letter by James"I would always want to come back to La Tania, to stay in the Chalet-Hotel. I like the food, the people, the rooms are really warm and comfy and the slopes are great for me and my brother. We've skied in lots of places but La Tania is our favourite! I can ski into the village too and I like the sledging after we've finished skiing - there are no cars so it's great fun. Thank you - James, aged 13" 31 Jan 13
Chalet Hotel La Tania"La Tania is a great place for skiing, all the fun of the 3 valleys yet a fraction of the cost. The snow confditions this year were outstanding, and the variety of runs kept our large group of mixed abilities busy for the whole holiday. The Chalet Hotel is a brilliant base, close to the slopes and the apres ski, and warm and welcoming with very friendly management and staff. The food is exceptional and the wine is of a far higher quality than you would normally find in chalet accommodation. We've already booked again for 2013." mike mc 20 Jun 12
Great place for a fab holiday!"This is the second time we've stayed at Chalet hotel and we weren't disappointed. We stayed in January and the snow conditions were fantastic. La Tania's slopes are great for all skiers from beginners to experts.The chalet hotel gives you fantastic food and fine wine as well as comfort and very pleasant surroundings.
Tina, Ed and the rest of the team could not have done more for us, even sorting out ski passes which saves you time queuing on your first day. The chalet is in a perfect position just a few minutes walk into the village, where there are a few bars and restaurants and the lift up to the slopes. Already booked for 2013. " lesleymc 19 Jun 12


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- The Disappearance: A Novella and Stories, by Ilán Stavans
- Chasing Ghosts: A Soldier's Fight for America from Baghdad to Washington, by Paul Rieckhoff '98
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The Disappearance: A Novella and Stories.
By Ilán Stavans, the Lewis-Sebring Professor in Latin American and Latino Culture and Five College 40th Anniversary Professor. New York: Triquarterly, 2006. 144 pp. $22.95 hardcover.
"When I am working on a narrative," Ilán Stavans once confessed, "I feel as if I am being tormented by a dybbuk." For the Mexican-born professor, invoking a malicious spirit from Hebrew folklore might seem surprising. But in fact, Stavans grew up in an insular upper-middle-class Jewish world in Mexico City, attending Yiddish school in what amounted to a Latino shtetl. Hailed recently by The New York Times as "one of the most influential figures in Latino literature in the United States," Stavans is a fiction writer, anthologist and editor, a literary critic, cultural commentator, translator, biographer and memoirist. He has published a 6,000-word dictionary of Spanglish and is host of a syndicated PBS show. This is the remarkably protean output of a writer who exemplifies today's global, multitasking, border-crossing intellectual, writing in a world in which nationality is being replaced, in Stavans's witty coinage, by "translationality."
Stavans's new book of stories, The Disappearance, offers an enjoyable introduction to his work. Its three narratives tell of identities negotiated across boundaries of culture, geography and language. "Neither of us was fully comfortable in Hebrew," one of his narrators says, speaking of an old friend; "his Spanish was a path filled with puddles, and I could make myself understood in Dutch with the help of a heymish Yiddish, but only after a couple of beers." Stavans's pages present a polyglot smorgasbord, piled high with French, German, Hebrew, Dutch, Spanish and Yiddish. For my part, I was able to digest the French sentences lifted from the Belgian constitution, and got down the German, too; for the Hebrew prayers I might need a couple of more beers.
These stories bear their erudition lightly, even slyly, and evoke an attractive mix of the provincial and the cosmopolitan. The longest, "Morirse está en hebreo," takes up the shiva following the death of Moishe Tartakovsky, a stalwart member of the Mexico City Jewish community. Stavans lets the reader pleasurably eavesdrop as family and friends engage in rambling commentary, some highly irreverent, on the deceased. Cultural juxtapositions occasion wry humor, as when Moishe's oafish son, Berele, informed that his father should be wrapped in his talit, but unsure whether his father even owned a prayer shawl, suggests, "Why not use a ranchero sarape?" Mourners feast on gefilte fish with mole. A mariachi band shows up and proudly offers to sing—in Yiddish. "The shiva would make for an extraordinary movie," one character observes —a winking bit of dialogue, since Stavans conceived the story as a treatment for the Mexican director Alejandro Springall, who subsequently filmed it.
The title story, "The Disappearance," is based on the celebrated 1988 case of a Jewish Dutch actor, Jules Croiset, who faked his own kidnapping at the hands of an alleged Fascist youth group in order to whip up popular sentiment against the staging of a Fassbinder play widely considered anti-Semitic. Stavans recasts Croiset as Maarten Soëtendrop, an actor "with a voracious appetite for beef, Chilean wine and attention," and filters the tale through the reflections of a European friend, Yosee, who functions as a kind of interpretive antagonist. Was it madness that drove Soëtendrop to his desperate action? Political overzealousness? A belated outburst against agonized family history? Or the runaway histrionic impulse of an actor seeking "a performance in the biggest theater imaginable"?
Such questions display a critic's preoccupation with interpretation, and these fictions do not let events speak for themselves. Instead they rely on narrators who repeatedly tangle and untangle their meanings. In places they sound a coyly Old World note, an anachronistic formality that seems more 1890 than 1990. Stavans endows his narrators with a bourgeois mildness that heightens their attraction to the transgressing, the grandiose, the eccentric and the insane, and lends these stories their paradoxical signature quality of mild obsessiveness. "Xerox Man" investigates a mysterious culprit who is stealing and vandalizing rare theological texts. Stumbling across evidence of this bibliomania in a corner copy shop, the narrator sets off after the book thief, following him around Manhattan and eventually confronting him in a subway station, where the man discloses a cryptic and grandiose intention. As with "The Disappearance," a reader can enjoy this tale by staying on its comfortable, comic surface, or peer into it more deeply, searching for the large ideas that swim in its depths.
Stavans's prose suggests a range of affinities marked off by Borges and Nabokov on one side and Bellow and I.B. Singer on the other. Though simply constructed, these are highly literary stories, replete with references to other writers and texts, and with characters whose own actions and motives are themselves explicitly literary. The Xerox Man, it turns out, has been tearing out pages from great works of theology and reassembling them into what he calls "a masterpiece that would truly reflect the inextricable ways of God's mind—a random book, arbitrarily made of pages of other books."
And how does Stavans's narrator react in the presence of such a learned madman? "What I do remember," the narrator recalls, "is feeling a sudden, absolute torrent of ideas descending on me without mercy."
Like being tormented by a dybbuk, perhaps.
—Rand Richards Cooper '80
Cooper is the author of two works of fiction. He is a frequent contributor to The New York Times Book Review and a contributing editor at Bon Appétit.
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I am 44 and would like to smooth out the area under my eyes. Not sure which filler would be best if any, or maybe laser or chemical treatment. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Dr. Bill
Considering Having Some Fillers Under my Eyes, Any Suggestions? (photo)
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Under eye treatments usually consist of fillers, botox/dysport and chemical peels.
Filling in the under eye troughs with either diluted radiesse($650) or Belotero($550 the newest hyaluronic acid filler which is smoother and less bumpy than restylane/juvederm) would be a great start and 3 TCA peels (35%TCA@$350 each) about 2-4 weeks apart. Botox/Dysport($300) would be added if you wrinkle alot around the eyes when you smile. Sincerely,
David Hansen,MD
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Hi Dr. Bill. In addition to fillers under the eyes, we would also recommend some cheek support. The groove below the eye is accentuated because you have lost a lot of volume at the cheekbone.
To help support the under eye area, we would start with Radiesse on the cheeks (probably 1.5 mL for each side) and then move to Restylane under the eyes (1 - 2 mL). Both of these together should give you some nice improvement.
Learn more: http://www.celibre.com/radiesseInjectionsBeforeAfterPictures.aspx
First, I think you would be a great candidate for filler in this area. For a first time user, I'd suggest one of the hyaluronic acid fillers but I've heard of more discolouration with Juvederm in this area than the others. Restylane or Perlane I think would be great options for you. Good luck.
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Herman Miller, Campbell's Cook Up a Nourishing Workplace
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For many leading employers, it's increasingly clear that high cubicle walls not only obstruct light; they can get in the way of employee creativity, innovation, and growth. The Campbell Soup Company is one such organization. Its new 85,000-square-foot, LEED-NC Silver Employee Center has many features: credit union, fitness center, company store, café, training center, and pilot workplace. What they all have in common is an employee-centric approach to facility design.
Campbell's Camden, New Jersey, corporate headquarters was in dire need of a refresh. Cubicles, private offices, and a monochromatic color scheme dating back to the 1950s did nothing to boost employee morale or attract new talent.
The impetus for change came from Campbell's senior management team, who believes in giving employees a nourishing work environment. Feedback from employee focus groups and surveys also indicated a strong connection between workplace and employee satisfaction.
"It's critical to create a corporate culture that engages and values people," says Doug Conant, Campbell's former president and CEO. "A big part of that is creating a workplace that inspires and motivates employees."
A team from Herman Miller's Performance Environments worked with Campbell's to create an inspiring, collaborative work environment that enhances productivity, efficiency, and performance. Strategies to achieve this goal included tearing down cubicle walls, reducing the number of private spaces, and adding common areas to encourage employee interaction.
The new employee center's office space—which only accommodates three-dozen people—is a living laboratory to inform future renovations to Campbell's corporate headquarters. Designed to support a variety of work styles, the pilot workplace features workstations, quiet rooms, and collaborative spaces.
Read this case study to learn how Herman Miller helped the Campbell Soup Company revitalize its corporate campus and create transparency during the transition process.


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Am Dienstag, 27. Dezember 2005 08:58 schrieb Vitaly V. Bocharov:
> Stefan Fuhrmann ÐÉÛÅÔ:
> > Am Montag, 26. Dezember 2005 07:18 schrieb Chris Buechler:
> >>On 12/24/05, Stefan Fuhrmann <stefan at fuhrmann dot homedns dot org> wrote:
> >>>okay, I raed this before. But it is the same thing:
> >>>I can only add only one address to the opt interface.
> >>>When I have multiple subnets then I have no way to route them.
> >>
> >>Yeah, you should never have multiple IP subnets on the same broadcast
> >>domain. Use VLAN's, or multiple interfaces. Putting two IP subnets
> >>on the same broadcast domain is pointless, and bad network design.
> >
> > No, its not! Image you have a bigger net assume /17 -net. You want to
> > make some subnets. How you want to do this?
> > You have infrastructure devices which are only accessible over private
> > addresses so you have to set IP's.
> > Thats not pointless, its necessary for a good design. Why do you mean you
> > can do IP- aliasing on professionell devices like a cisco router?
> Sorry, but as far as i know, Cisco does not recommend to use aliases
> like the "ip address ... secondary" and aliases will be deprecated soon.
> Instead of aliases Cisco recommends to use VLANs.
okay, VLANs are nice but I dont have everywhere a VLAN, and you can not assume
that everybody has VLANs. And for my dependencies there is a need for IP-
And I can not see why this should be bad?!
When you have further information, please, explain me why aliasing is not a
good idea. I'm always ready to learn, who not.


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For consumers trying to establish credit or rebuild bad credit, a secured credit card offers the opportunity to show positive activity on an open revolving credit line. Most major banks offer secured cards. However, they also check your credit report and will generally turn you down if your credit score is too low.
If you are looking for a secured credit card that does not require a credit check for approval, reports to all three major credit agencies, and that will not bombard you with fees, then the Capital Bank Open Sky Secured Visa credit card may be the card for you.
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