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A Nathan Bock goal, nine minutes in, got the Suns away, but Ryan Lester responded for the Lions, who took a three-point lead into half-time. A Harley Bennell snap with nine minutes left got the Suns back to within nine points and Liam Patrick missed a chance to grab the lead. He pushed a second set shot wide and the Lions held on.
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Billy Longer was the Lions' first choice in last year's draft and he got his first run against the Lions. Earned an early shot on goal, notched a few hitouts and had a good contest with Daniel Gorringe, who wound up being quite an influential player for the Suns in the second half.
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Jordan Lisle: Moved from Hawthorn in October, having struggled to break into that side's strong forward line. This wasn't a great night for marking players, but he finished up with nine possessions, did his bit and should certainly get some early opportunities.
Josh Green: Wearing Luke Power's old No. 6 guernsey, the second-year player came in for game two and racked up some good minutes in the midfield. A tough, inside player, he will help dictate how good life is for the Lions after Simon Black. Looked for contests to get involved in.
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Liam Patrick got his first chance as a forward last year and came in for game two last night, lining up down back. One turnover gave up a wasted shot on goal, but he was otherwise able to read the play pretty well and get himself to the ball. Went forward later and missed a couple of crucial shots on goal.
Nathan Bock, having played forward in game one, started there again. The ball got to him a bit better this time and he got himself into better spots, winning a couple of early shots at goal. Campbell Brown also played up front.
Aaron Hall: Looked quick and sharp again, particularly given the conditions. Spent more time in the middle and looked very difficult to stop once he got his first few, quick steps away.
Karmichael Hunt: Played around the middle, as he did in game one, and looked comfortable. Even sold the dummy, early in the first half, and after a second pre-season looks even more like an AFL player. Was subbed off just moments before half-time.
Steven May: Played at full-back and spent some time on Jonathan Brown. Has always been a big lump of a kid, but looks stronger, and a lot leaner. Timed some of his spoils really well. He's exactly the sort of player the Suns, having compiled so many good young midfielders, need to come through for them.


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Miguel Cabrera started smacking line drives all over a practice diamond at the Detroit Tigers' spring training facility. Then Prince Fielder stepped up and cracked an exploding shot toward right field. Odds
Fielder appeared at camp Monday, entering a clubhouse that is increasingly becoming crowded even though the 1st full squad exercise isn't till Friday. Fielder and Cabrera both came to camp early, along with a scattering of other position players.
"Does it mean you are going to win more games? No," manager Jim Leyland asserted. "But it makes you ecstatic that blokes want to be down here with the men. It tells you fundamentally that winter's gone, and they'd like to get down here and get to work."
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Fielder concluded to a $214 million, 9-year agreement with the American League Central champs in the offseason. The Detroit Tigers will put him and Cabrera in the middle of their lineup and with ace Justin Verlander also in the fold, Detroit has a grand threesome of MVP-caliber players in their primes.
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Fielder was introduced at a news conference in Detroit after agreeing to his contract. But there, he was accompanied by team managing. Now he is with a large group of new colleagues.
"I'm very respectful of all my players, but when a bloke like that shows up, men clearly take detect," Leyland expounded. "When star players show up, folk take a look."
In the meantime, Leyland stated that he expects wounded appointed hitter Victor Martinez to show up at camp at some particular point. Martinez's left knee injury – which may make him miss the whole season – lead to the Fielder signing. Martinez has had knee surgery and still waiting for another operation.


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BRAD KESELOWSKI - No. 2 Alliance Truck Parts Ford Fusion - "Third is a respectable effort. You certainly always want the pole, but we can be proud of where we're at. I had to make a second run there in the second session, which probably took us away from having a legitimate shot to run with Kyle. He put up a heck of a lap and so did my teammate, Joey Logano, but it was a strong effort. Like I said, we can win from third and we're happy with that so we'll move on."
WHY ARE YOU RUNNING IOWA AS WELL THIS WEEKEND? "I enjoy Iowa. The track has been good for me. Somebody had to run it and it was either Joey or I and we just kind of sat down at the start of the year and figured out who was gonna run where and this was just one that I thought fit me."
YOU HAD A FAST CAR IN JUNE AND CIRCUMSTANCES KEPT YOU FROM WINNING. IS THIS A SENSE OF REDEMPTION? "That would be better answered after the race is over. That's what matters the most, but I don't know if there's really redemption. I think when I look at racing we won here in 2011 and it was a great win for me personally, but we weren't the fastest car. I think we were probably the fastest car here this past spring and didn't win and those things come full circle. I think the longer you're in this sport the more you kind of realize that and try not to let the highs get you too high and the lows get you too low. Losing a word as strong as redemption would signify to me personally a high and a low and even though we have those we try not to have them as much as we can and try to recognize that that's just part of the racing circle."
DO YOU FEEL THIS YEAR IS REDEMPTION FOR LAST SEASON? "There's a lot of redemption speak in here. I just think we're a little bit stronger team. I think we've got a better relationship with Ford than we've had. I can't say I've done a lot personally. It's a team sport and I might get a lot of credit, but I don't do that much of the work. It's really everyone that's been a part of it. When we run good it's everyone and when we run bad it's everyone, so that's the way this sport works. Sometimes I get the face of that unfairly when we're running well and unfairly when we're running poorly. I'm probably less responsible for our success and failure than I get credit for either way, but we're just a better team."
MARCOS AMBROSE - No. 9 Stanley Ford Fusion - "The downforce tracks have been a struggle for us at RPM all year and it continues here. I threw down some good laps there, so I'm pleased with my effort and we'll just keep working really hard. We've got good balance on the car, which is normally a good sign for the race, but we're just missing a couple tenths to get us to transfer through or it would have been a different story."
CARL EDWARDS - No. 99 Fastenal Ford Fusion - "I got really loose off of turn two at that end of the race track. I hit the fence and was trying to get back as quickly as I could and I ran off in the dirt, so I put the car through its paces. It actually handled pretty well in the grass over there. That was the best part of the lap, but we've got to decide now if we're going to run this car or go to a backup car. It really snapped down there. If I hadn't hit the fence it would have been a good save, but I just ran out of room." HOW DIFFERENT IS THE TRACK THIS TIME? "I don't know that the track is much different. Our car seemed a lot better. I thought we were gonna be pretty good there, but it wasn't meant to be. That was not pretty. I didn't plan on bringing it back like this, but hopefully we can get a Ford on the front row. It looks like a couple of Fords are running really well, so we'll work on this and get it back together. We've got a long race and hopefully we can make something out of this."
JOEY LOGANO - No. 22 Shell/Pennzoil Ford Fusion - "My Shell/Pennzoil Ford is really fast and I felt like that as soon as we unloaded today that we were loose, but the car still had a lot of speed in it. I'm still huffing and puffing from running over here. I ran from pit road. It's a long ways. We definitely made some good adjustments. When your car is loose and it still had speed, and I knew we could tighten it up and get some of that speed back. In qualifying trim we were decent and when we went into qualifying itself I felt like the first lap was really good. There were some things I could have done to make it a little bit better, so a couple of adjustments we could have done just to tighten it up a little bit probably would have helped. So we made those little adjustments and tried to keep up with the cycles on tires and as we burned fuel off the car. Anytime you win the first two sessions you feel pretty good about what you're gonna have in the third and ran the third session really hard. I felt like we nailed the setup, nailed the balance. I felt like I actually nailed the lap on all three corners and I was pretty confident - really, really confident that that was gonna be the pole and we got beat, so that's frustrating. I saw a stat on TV a minute ago, which wasn't exciting, but it's our sixth front row start this year, which is good, but there's only one pole out of that so second sucks. It's still something to be proud of. We've made the final session in each qualifying session besides the superspeedways, so any track that handling comes into we've made the final session. We're very proud of that with all of Team Penske. Brad obviously qualified well even making an extra run he still qualified up there in third place. We have two fast race cars. I felt like the 41 was one of the fastest cars also, and I thought he was gonna be the guy we were gonna be racing for the pole, but Kyle definitely laid down a good one because I thought my lap was damn near perfect and then I got beat, so it's a little frustrating, but, overall, it's a good starting spot, good pit box. Clean air is very important here, so if we can have a good start we can try to dictate strategy from there."
WHAT IS IT YOU GUYS LIKE ABOUT THIS QUALIFYING FORMAT? "I don't feel like it's the format because the 22 car has done a good job at having a good setup the first session, and we've always been really fast the first session. Brad is kind of the other way around. His first session is usually not as good and he gets good by the third, which he showed again today. He keeps progressively getting better and we stay about the same, but we start pretty good. So we push each other a lot in that way. We push them to be better the first round. They push us to be better as we go into the third round. I'm getting better. We're able to see what we do differently, which helps us because one is good in one area and one is good in the other, so we can see both of that. I think we work together very tight. I think both our crew chiefs are super-smart and they both kind of know what works for each driver. Our cars run very similar each week, but our setups are still fairly different between the two and they both run the same speed. Todd kind of knows what I like and Paul knows what Brad likes and we're able to make sure we stay in the right area of what works for us, but still be able to swap quite a bite of notes and know what works for both of us. I think having that communication and understanding what works and what doesn't work for a particular driver is very important for us, so I think that's what is keeping both of our cars fast, not only in qualifying but on race day too."
JOEY LOGANO CONTINUED -- HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE EVOLUTION OF POCONO RACEWAY? "It changed a lot when they repaved it. That was definitely a completely different race track, but when I first started here it was obviously when they had the old asphalt, but we had the new asphalt in turn three, just that strip in the third lane, and everyone would run up there. Toward the end of that, just before they repaved, you could kind of run the top or the bottom and be pretty much be the same speed. That's when it was a lot of fun. It was really cool that you could kind of run real high or way on the bottom and do some different things with your race car that you couldn't do anywhere else at any type of race track, so that was always a lot of fun. But now they've repaved it. It was really smooth when they first repaved it and now the bumps are starting to come back and you're starting to get some big swells in one, you're getting the choppiness in turn two that we used to have, and there's even a bump in three that's starting to work in. Those are good things. I think those are all good things to see. The track is lightening up in color, which means it's wearing in, which is a good thing, so hopefully we'll start to see some more tire falloff as we go through a few more years here. But I think the racing is only gonna get better. The track is only gonna get wider as it wears in and I think it's all good things. They did a really good job repaving this and I was one of the first cars on the race track when we came up here to do the tire test and it has definitely changed a lot since then, but I've talked to some of the track officials on the way that they repaved it and the stone that they used and the asphalt was the same stuff they used before, so I think in time it will go back to the old Pocono, which is awesome. But it's still fun to have a track with a ton of grip that we can go really fast on too."
IT SEEMED A LOT OF GUYS WERE LOOSE OFF TURN ONE. WHY? "I was free there too, but I wasn't as loose as those guys obviously, so I'd say it's mainly setup. But it is a corner that you're typically loose off of and I don't really understand why because you kind of go up a hill, so you kind of build load in the car as you go up the corner - off the corner, but you're going uphill - so it's not like the banking is going away and it's making the car get loose or anything like that, but it's weird because it does build freer as you go off the corner. It doesn't make sense, but it does and it's a common trend, I think, throughout the whole field. It's just how you deal with it."
RICKY STENHOUSE JR. - No. 17 Fifth Third Bank Ford Fusion - "We made a big gain from practice to qualifying, which was pretty uplifting to us. I think we haven't had the speed since we unloaded here like we've kind of worked on the last couple weeks, but I do feel that we made it better from practice to qualifying. I think we adjusted on it too much because our Fifth Third Fusion was real loose in practice and pretty tight there in qualifying. I felt like we could have been about five or six spots better. That's still not exactly where we need to be, but, overall, a few different adjustments there in qualifying and we could have been a little bit better. All in all we made it to the second round, which is a positive. You've got to crawl before you walk and making it to that second round is something you've got to do before you make it to the finals. We're slowly but surely getting there and we'll make some more adjustments here for tomorrow."
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The last thing western Sydney voters want to hear is any suggestion of more traffic on their overcrowded roads. But in that sense, Abbott is using the prospect of an airport as a rationale for long-overdue investment in roads and public transport in the area. It's why the Prime Minister stresses it's a "roads first, airport second" package.
'Canberra cares'
This a polite way of saying Canberra cares about the community's frustrations.
It will be up to NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell to come up with money for the vital connecting rail. O'Farrell, fresh from appearing before the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption, said his focus had always been on how to fund the supporting infrastructure for a second airport. No bottles of 1959 Grange involved, naturally.
He and the PM are due to appear as an "infrastructure package" duet on Wednesday. But the airport's worth as a commercial proposition is still to be tested.
Abbott says he expects the vast bulk of the funding will come from the private sector.
The operators of the existing Kingsford Smith Airport have right of first refusal – and though they certainly don't welcome the notion of another airport, they may prefer to control this (and delay it?) rather than compete against it.
Building new airports is, from necessity, usually a long-term proposition (even if China's currently building 200 of them).
But the process is clearly far more long-term in Australia than just about anywhere else in the world.
That's mainly for political reasons. Just as politics is why Sydney's existing airport at Mascot has a short-term capacity problem and is facing the prospect of a no-curfew airport competitor at Badgerys Creek.
It's not just the noise
It's not just the 11pm to 6am curfew at Mascot that is the barrier to adding more flights there. It's the strict government rules limiting flight movements to 20 every 15 minutes – no matter the time of day.
That adds up to one plane landing or taking off every 45 seconds.
Over Christmas, my son was stranded at Atlanta airport for several hours and spent his time counting planes. His scientifically bored estimate of time between take-offs – not even including landings? One every 23 seconds. Atlanta may be large but do the maths.
The continuing political reluctance to allow anything like that sort of use of Sydney airport is one reason why its chairman Max Moore-Wilton is so agitated about another airport.
He insists his operating restrictions are draconian and, if removed, would allow Sydney airport to cope with demand for the next 35 years.
Abbott, in defending the lack of an airport curfew in the West, says the project must be a "jobs generator".
Not only would there be far fewer people at Badgerys Creek directly affected by flight paths, the increased technological efficiency and reduced noise of modern airplanes also means that the "noise pollution" should be reducing rather than increasing.
And all the talk about the shocking traffic congestion around Mascot ignores the fact that both state and Federal governments have refused over many years to invest in upgrades and better connections.
That's only slowly changing. So at least some of the money for better roads and cheaper rail in western Sydney could also be directed around Kingsford Smith to alleviate immediate problems.
Similarly, claims that a second airport has the "potential" to increase GDP by $24 billion is based on the timeframe of, ahem, 2060.
Given Treasury's estimates for the next few years have proven so inaccurate, the view 46 years ahead is hardly worth betting an airport food court meal on.
But if the number of Chinese tourists does expand rapidly as hoped, Badgerys Creek could eventually become a useful and potentially lucrative funnel for lower cost Asian airlines (sorry, Qantas) as well as for some of the smaller domestic regional carriers. At the moment, the government-to-government agreement is for foreign carriers from China to be only allowed a total of 22,500 seats a week into Australia. Buckle up for the politics to come.
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Transfer news: Wolfsburg's Maximilian Arnold rules out move to Arsenal
By Thomas Zocher
Last Updated: 25/07/14 12:47pm
Wolfsburg starlet Maximilian Arnold feels he needs more experience before looking to make a move to an Arsenal or Juventus.
The 20-year-old playmaker is being linked with the European heavyweights this summer, with his potential noted in England and Italy.
Arsenal and Juve have turned their attention to Arnold in the hope of luring him away from Germany before his stock rises even further.
The youngster is, however, in no rush to take on a new challenge.
Instead, he hopes to build on his efforts from the last two seasons, which have seen him net 10 goals in 36 Bundesliga outings.
Arnold is also tied to a contract that is due to run until 2017, so sees no reason why he should be pushing for a high-profile switch at this stage.
He told kicker-Sportmagazin: "Of course the likes of Juventus and Arsenal are clubs you dream about as a child.
"But I am on just 36 Bundesliga appearances. If I was on 150, then it might be different.
"I am a player of Wolfsburg and I am happy to be a part of this team."


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Love, Loss, and Facebook
These out-of-control social networking sites have revolutionized the way young people meet, befriend, flirt, love, slander, and break up with each other. For the rest of us — shhh! — it's changed the way we get to spy on them. The four-part news feed below will tell you everything you need to know (and then some) about the rise and demise of Kevin and Jennifer's "wuv" for each other. In short, Amy — "that conniving witch" — couldn't keep her flirtatious pointer finger to herself, and it all went downhill from there. The more things change, the more they stay the same, eh?


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Box Score
NEW YORK, N.Y.- Playing in unfriendly weather conditions, field hockey could not get any traction at Columbia Friday night as the team lost 5-1 on the road. Kirstin Snyder scored Penn's lone goal of the game to extend Penn's consecutive games with a goal streak to 11, but Columbia scored twice in the first half and added three more in the second half to come away with the Ivy League victory.
Right out of the gates, Columbia took the early advantage as the Lions scored just under two minutes into the game on an unassisted goal, putting the Quakers in the early 1-0 hole.
Penn looked to get things together offensively a short time later when the Quakers earned a pair of penalty corners in the fifth minute of the game; however, Penn was unable to get a shot away on the first short corner and Julie Tahan's shot on the second corner was saved. In the sixth minute of play, the Lions earned their first penalty corner of the night and scored off a rebound from the short corner, taking the 2-0 lead just six minutes into the game. The second goal prompted a Penn timeout to try and regroup.
Neither side could gain any momentum offensively until the 14th minute when Kieran Sweeney was called upon to make the save, keeping the score at 2-0. Penn earned its third penalty corner of the evening in the 18th minute. With Helene Caniglia inserting the ball for play, she found Tahan who would make the pass in front of goal to Snyder who would not miss the short shot, cutting the deficit to 2-1 with 17 minutes to play in the first half.
For Snyder it was her second goal of the season. It was also the seventh point of her senior season, tying her previous season-best mark she set a year ago. Tahan was credited with her team-leading fourth assist, giving her five for her career.
The Quakers earned another penalty corner just three minutes later, but Tahan's attempt at tying the game was blocked. In the 23rd minute, Penn earned its fifth penalty corner of the first half, but could not get a shot away. In the 24th minute, Sweeney came up with her second save of the night to keep the game at just a one goal difference.
Penn's last offensive opportunity to tie the game heading into halftime came in the 27th minute of play, but again the Lions' defense held Penn without a shot on the short corner. At the half, the Quakers trailed 2-1 despite holding a 6-1 edge in penalty corners in the first 35 minutes. Columbia held the slight edge in overall shots, 4-3, through the first half.
The second half started out the same way as the first with Columbia scoring quickly. Sweeney made her third save of the night just 23 seconds into the half, but the Lions would put their third goal of the evening on the boards just 2:25 into the second half.
Immediately after the first goal, Columbia got three more chances at a short corner in a one minute span. The Quakers defense held Columbia without a shot on the first two tries, but the third attempt saw Columbia find the back of the net from the top of the circle, making the score 4-1.
In the 42nd minute, Penn earned its seventh penalty corner of the game and would get a shot off, but Tahan's attempt went wide of the goal. In the 48th minute, Alex Iqbal tried to cut the deficit, but her shot was saved by the Columbia goalie.
In the 50th minute, the Lions answered with a shot of their own, but Sweeney was in position to make the save. Neither side would have another offensive chance until the 59th minute when Columbia found the back of the net off a rebound for the fifth goal of the night.
In the 61st minute of play, Penn would earn its final penalty corner attempt of the night and Tahan would again get a shot on goal, but that too would be saved. After Tahan's shot, neither side was able to get anything going offensively and Columbia came away with the win.
For Penn, Tahan finished with four shots, two on goal, and the one assist. Snyder turned her only shot of the night into a goal, while Iqbal finished with one shot on goal. Columbia finished the game with nine shots to the Quakers' six, while Penn had double the short corner chances of Columbia, holding an 8-4 advantage in that category. Sweeney finished the game with four saves in goal.
The Quakers will be back home this Sunday morning at 11 a.m. hoping the home confines will be more friendly than the recent road trip when Appalachian State comes to Franklin Field as part of the Mountaineers' Philadelphia weekend trip.
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A Word to the WealthyWhat resources, talents, or other gifts has God given you?
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Whether you're Fishing or Hunting, take home your limit after a day in the SEVYLOR Rio Hunting Fishing (HF) Inflatable Canoe. This inflatable boat is designed to fit one person and a lot of gear. It does the job of a Traditional Canoe in the water, but when it's time to pack up, the boat deflates and folds up into a durable nylon carry bag, giving you more room for extra gear in any car or truck. In the water, the Raised Bow-and-Stern gives you Better-Handling. With Tough 18-Gauge PVC Bladder with Radio Frequency (RF) Welded Seams and a Thick 840D Nylon Cover with 1000D Tarpaulin Bottom, the Canoe is Durable-Enough to get through some of the Strongest Rapids. Inflation and Deflation are made Easy with the Boats Boston Valves and the Boat has Separate Air Chambers for Added Safety.
Whatever the water, design details on the canoe will make your trip more comfortable and organized. With Carry Handles, Paddle/Oar Clips, Adjustable Covered Bucket Seat, Inflatable Floor, D-Rings to secure all your gear, you'll never want to take a Fiberglass Shell Again. Fishing is a Dream with the Berkley Fishing Rod Holder with 2-Mounting Locations. The Rio HF is Coast Guard Compliant and certified by the NMMA under ABYC Standards. The Rio HF Canoe also comes with Trolling Motor Mounts for the use of the SYVELOR Electric Trolling Motor. The Boat measures (L x W) 119" x 37" (332.7cm x 94cm) with a 1-Person 350lbs (158.76kg) weight capacity and weighs 34lbs (15.42kg). The Rio HF comes with an Owner's Manual, Pressure Gauge, and Nylon Carry Bag with Top Grab Handles for Easy Transport and is covered by a 12 month limited warranty.
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View South America 2012 on Rosscopico's travel map.
Australia may have the great Matt Moran but we've got Russell, our very own resident M
masterchef - who deep down would give him a run for his money if they ever got together over a campfire. As we've journeyed through Chile, for the past two and half weeks, we've had the pleasure of group cooking and been subjected to meals ranging from traditional school dinners to Lou Lou's first attempt (which consists of turning recognisable ingredients into what can best be described as road-kill puree) but thankfully we've also had Russell. For those of you not familiar with her cooking, might I suggest you book a table ASAP as her cook night here has now become so legendary that even other campers are trying to hustle a table most nights.
Also on that great topic of food....watch out for meat eating vegans! And so it was as we trundled along Ruta 40 that our resident loon turned and declared to the group that she was a vegan as she couldn't eat meat or meat products for moral reasons....taking our silence as a green light to continue she then proceeded to spend the next 10 minutes attempting to convert her 'captive' audience (well we couldn't quite well jump from a moving truck now could we) until Leigh quietly pointed out that the Bovril she so enjoyed spreading on her toast contained beef extract – Opps!! As you can imagine, the stony silence that followed was punctuated by stifled laughter! Later that night by the fire light I was convinced that I saw her eating a sneaky pork sausage....another convert!
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By Teresa M. Walker, AP Sports Writer
NASHVILLE, Tenn. All-Pro defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth wanted to express his appreciation to Tennessee Titans fans for supporting him and helping him reach the first Pro Bowl of his six-year career. So he invited them to come out and meet him Thursday afternoon.
No gimmicks. No charge except for those who wanted to buy a football card costing $5 with the money going to the March of Dimes. Fans had to wait outside the Italian restaurant in the frigid cold waiting for the chance to shake his hand and have a photograph taken with him.
"It's been awesome," Haynesworth said, before the doors even opened.
"And not even the last few months, actually the last year, year and a half or so. I mean, it's a long time coming. But for me to finally say, I guess, thank you for everything and getting me into the Pro Bowl and all that stuff. This is something small that I can do."
The timing is pretty masterful for the six-year veteran coming off the best season of his career with the Tennessee Titans. They're trying to decide if he's worth the risk of a long-term contract or if they should slap him with the franchise tag for a year.
Fan David Close of Nashville, who waited outside in below-freezing temperatures for nearly an hour to meet Haynesworth, doesn't care what the Titans do as long as they keep the 6-foot-6, 320-pound-or-so tackle.
"We don't want to be playing against him," Close said.
Not after what Haynesworth did in 2007.
He had a career-high six sacks with 23 quarterback pressures, six tackles for loss and 69 tackles. He helped the Titans to a 6-2 start, and his absence with a strained right hamstring was obvious in a three-game losing skid.
His play wound up being part of a massive turnaround in Haynesworth's image as well.
This is the guy people wanted thrown out of the NFL after Oct. 1, 2006, when he raked his cleated foot across the unprotected face of Dallas center Andre Gurode in a fit of anger.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Haynesworth for five games, a punishment that was three games worse than the previous penalty for an on-field act.
But Haynesworth never hid.
He waited for the game to end so he could tell reporters he was sorry. He apologized to Gurode and went through anger management counseling. He spent the five Sundays he couldn't play with at-risk children eating pizza and trying to explain why he messed up.
A fan carrying a Titans helmet said people are forgiving.
"He regretted it, and I think he was truly sorrowful," said the man who identified himself only as C. Johnson of Franklin. "He's too quality of a guy. He just lost it there for a moment."
Teams can use the franchise tag between Feb. 7 and 21. There have been preliminary talks, and the tackle said he hopes to stay in Tennessee.
"I've been in Tennessee since 1999, and if you ask me, I consider myself a Tennessean so of course I'd like to stay here in the state that I call home right now," said Haynesworth, who played at the University of Tennessee.
The Titans haven't used the franchise tag since slapping it on safety Blaine Bishop in 1997 just before the franchise relocated to Tennessee from Houston. They labeled punter Craig Hentrich as a transition player in 2003, but removed it after a week before a long-term deal was signed.
Haynesworth, who is taking his position coach Jim Washburn and his wife with him to Hawaii next week for the Pro Bowl, is optimistic. He's also busy setting his sights on his next goal of repeating as a Pro Bowler and All-Pro.
"This is the first chapter of a new life of Albert Haynesworth in the NFL. I think it's a great first step," he said. "It's going to be better, better than ever next year. If you think this year was good, wait till next year."
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The legal definition of 'litter' extends from small bits of paper or cigarette ends to anything (whether large or small) that is, or is likely to become, unsightly. The Litter Pollution Act 1997 provides for penalties for people who litter.
Local authorities are responsible for keeping public places that are under their control, including public roads, clear of litter as far as is practicably possible. This includes arranging cleansing programmes, as well as providing and emptying litter bins. They can take enforcement action against people who break or ignore the law. The Gardaí also have the power to issue on-the-spot fines for litter offences.
Each local authority must prepare a litter management plan for its area, setting out its objectives to prevent and control litter, along with measures to encourage public awareness of litter. The plan must also set out measures and arrangements by which the local authority intends to achieve these objectives. In preparing its litter management plan, the authority must consult with local community and voluntary interests.
The National Litter Monitoring System collates litter pollution surveys carried out by local authorities and measures the changes over time. Litter control is an important element of the Tidy Towns competition. Local authority grants are available for anti-litter and anti-graffiti awareness projects.
Leaving or throwing litter in a public place is an offence that can be subject to an on-the-spot fine of €150, or a maximum fine of €3,000 if you are convicted in the District Court. Where an offence continues after conviction, the person concerned is guilty of a further offence and liable to a fine not exceeding €600 for each day during which the contravention continues. The Protection of the Environment Act 2003 introduced conviction on indictment and carries a maximum fine not exceeding €130,000 and a fine not exceeding €10,000 per day for continuing offences.
On-the-spot fines can be issued by a litter warden appointed by the local authority or by a Garda. If you are convicted of a litter offence, the court may also require you to pay the local authority's costs and expenses in investigating the offence and any costs incurred in bringing the prosecution.
If you either own or are responsible for a place to which the public has access, for example, a school campus, public park, train or bus station or the precincts of a shopping centre, you are obliged by law to keep the place litter-free, regardless of how the litter got there.
If you are the owner or occupier of property, any outdoor area on your property that is visible from a public place must be kept free of litter. Failure to do this can result in a fine or prosecution by your local authority.
Where litter has accumulated on property for any reason and is visible from a public place, the local authority can issue a notice to the owner or occupier requiring its prompt removal. Such a notice can also set down precautionary measures to be taken to prevent a reoccurrence. If the owner or occupier does not fully comply with the notice, the local authority can do whatever is necessary itself and require the owner or occupier to pay all of the costs involved.
The promoters or organisers of major events, such as football matches, music festivals etc., are required to ensure that litter control measures are in place at the venue and in the surrounding vicinity before, during and after the event. The local authority can undertake this task but the promoter or organiser must bear the costs involved.
Operators of mobile food outlets selling fast food or beverages, or other outlets such as those selling farm produce, must provide suitable litter bins in the vicinity of their outlets. They must also clean up any litter arising from the outlet's operation within a radius of 100 metres.
If you are aware of illegal dumping, you can report it to the local authority, so that it can investigate and take any necessary enforcement action. Alternatively, you can report it to the 24-hour National Environmental Complaints Line – see 'Where to apply' below. Details of the complaint will be passed to the local authority, the Garda Síochána or the Environmental Protection Agency, as appropriate.
Read more about making an environmental complaint.
If a local authority can establish who owns material that has been illegally dumped, the owner has a case to answer, even if they haven't been caught in the act of dumping. In addition, local authorities can require a householder or business operator to indicate how and where they are disposing of their waste. This can be relevant if the person does not use a refuse collection service or bring their waste to an authorised disposal facility.
Dog owners must remove their pets' waste from public places and dispose of it in a proper manner. This obligation applies to the following places:
Read more about the responsibilities of dog owners in our document on control of dogs.
It is illegal to put up posters or signs on poles or other structures in public places, unless you have the written permission of the owner of the pole or other structure before you put them up. Any article or advertisement must carry the name and address of the person:
Following an election, a party or candidate must remove posters within 7 days. If they are not removed within this period, the local authority will remove them and issue an on-the-spot fine of €150 in respect of each offence. If a party or candidate has been issued with a fine and refuses to pay, they can be prosecuted. The maximum penalty on summary conviction for non-payment of the fine is €3,000.
Read more about the rules on election posters.
If you plan to distribute advertising leaflets in the street, you should first check with the local authority to see if there are any local litter restrictions. It is illegal to place advertising leaflets on car windscreens.
Refuse should be placed in a wheelie-bin or other sturdy refuse bin for collection, or else in strong plastic bags. It should not be left out too long before the collection is due, as it may attract birds or animals and create litter.
It is an offence to dispose of your household refuse in street litter bins. If you do this, you face prosecution by the local authority.
You will be charged an on-the-spot fine of €150 for leaving or throwing litter in a public place. There is a maximum fine of €3,000 if you are convicted of a litter offence in the District Court
For information about litter policies in your area, or to apply for grant aid for an anti-litter awareness project, contact your local authority, contact your local authority.
To report illegal dumping, contact the local authority or call the 24-hour National Environmental Complaints Line on 1850 365 121.
If you have a question relating to this topic you can contact the Citizens Information Phone Service on 0761 07 4000 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 8pm) or you can visit your local Citizens Information Centre.


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Ordered to help secure a heavily defended Japanese island during World War II, Captain MacDonald and his Marines land on ''Beach Red'' and proceed inland against stubborn, murderous resistance. MacDonald is supported by his tough-as-nails gunnery sergeant, soulful Private Egan and a group of stalwart Marines who try to block out the horrors that surround them by remembering the women they love back home.


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Injuries can't derail Carlynton's quest to resuscitate program
Conor Richardson is back.
The same can be said for the rest of the Carlynton girls basketball team.
Despite a laundry list of injuries, the Cougars are winning games at such a steady and impressive pace that it's conjuring up memories of the mid-2000s, when Carlynton was a girls basketball power.
"We try to look back at our past," coach Tim Bonner said. "We have a great tradition.
"We always end with, '1-2-3-glory' because we want to return to where we were back in the earlier days."
Carlynton (12-3, 7-1 Section 6-AA) has a balanced lineup, but it's hard to ignore the importance of Richardson, who's averaging 20 points per game.
A 5-foot-10 junior who shines on both ends of the floor, Richardson missed her sophomore season with a torn ACL in her right knee.
"I've learned to love it more," said Richardson, who also averages 4.0 assists and 4.3 rebounds. "It was taken away from me for a whole year, you know? I just really love the game, and it feels great to be back."
Carlynton won the 2003-04 WPIAL Class AA title and made the playoffs the next season. But that was followed by a stretch of six coaching changes in eight seasons and just two wins in 2009-10.
Bonner, a Carlynton lifer, took over before last season and helped snap a seven-year playoff drought. The Cougars scored a preliminary-round win over Charleroi before falling to Burrell in the WPIAL Class AA first round.
"We've put in so much work," junior forward Jordan Melko said. "It's starting to pay off. We play really well together and have great chemistry."
Which is a coincidence given how many injuries Carlynton has endured this season.
Returning starter Hannah Murray was lost for the season after suffering a knee injury Dec. 22, 2013. Melko missed time with a concussion, Alexis Kowal with a broken finger and Abby Diulus with back problems.
Still, Carlynton has averaged 53.1 points, scoring 70 or more four times.
"Our kids have not changed their goals," Bonner said.
Besides Richardson, Melko is second on the team at 8.5 points per game. Taking over for Murray, freshman Ashleigh Wilson has contributed 7.1 points per game. Four-year starter Jazz Meredith is chipping in 5.7, sophomore Abigail Greiner 4.8.
Kowal has been another pleasant surprise as a freshman, along with Wilson, and Bonner praised Mackenzie Mangum's versatility. She's played everywhere but point guard this season, Bonner said.
"Luckily we have girls on our team who have been stepping up to help us because we have been broken down a little bit," Melko said. "It's making our team stronger."
Restoring a winning tradition is usually enough to keep a group busy, but with all the injuries, Carlynton has had a few additional challenges.
"I know when you're dealing with high school kids, they get sick, they get hurt," Bonner said. "I'm not crying about it. I know that's part of the game. You just have to overcome, and I'm proud of our girls for how much they've been able to overcome."
Jason Mackey is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com or via Twitter @Mackey_Trib.


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Power station could be handed over next week
Investment Minister Tonio Fenech told Parliament last night that if everything went according to timeframes in the power station extension's performance test, the government could take delivery of the project as early as December 15.
Earlier yesterday afternoon, Enemalta had said the power station extension could be taken over by the end of the month.
Mr Fenech was concluding the debate on the creation of a Service Purpose Vehicle to finance Enemalta Corporation. The Opposition is backing the motion.
Mr Fenech said that until delivery took place, the government would continue to impose contractual penalties on BWSC for late delivery.
The minister referred to samples of black dust and substances tabled in Parliament by Opposition MP Joe Mizzi, and that investigations being carried out by the local council with Mepa on air quality were showing that the pollution was almost entirely caused by traffic fumes, the old Delimara plant, and other sources.
At the start of his winding up Mr Fenech thanked the Opposition for understanding the importance of the resolution and accepting to vote for a stronger financial position of Enemalta to invest in the future of electrical generation.
He said that investment of a certain importance had to be undertaken with outside financing that would be repaid according to an agreed plan. Part of the utility tariffs would go towards the repayment of investment loans.
Mr Fenech said that when the economy had been in the pits in 1991, utility tariffs had been revised to cover the refinancing of Delimara 1. At that time it had made sense to have tariffs which were cheap enough to attract foreign investment, but the country today had advanced to the stage where a corporation of such national importance must be sustainable and repay its loans within reasonable timeframes.
The SPV was being created as an important refinancing instrument on the principle that this time the debt would be repaid. It should be feasible to do this within 25 years.
Enemalta was making good for the amount by giving the SPV the same value in assets.
Now that past problems were being taken care of, future investments could be
repaid only if they were reflected in utility tariffs. It was not realistic to reason that only raw materials needed to be paid, forgetting about initial capital.
Mr Fenech said that was why the government had not yet invested in gas. Studies showed that gas was cheaper than other fuels, but calculating the costs for the pipeline and the equipment, it would come out more expensive. A gas infrastructure would be a huge investment.
Unless the government received financial aid from the EU it would not recoup
the cost by resorting to higher tariffs. So the best solution in the meantime was the interconnector and now the power station extension. These two initiatives were an important pillar to avoid Malta falling into the same problems as other countries.
The minister categorically refuted the Opposition's charges of inefficiency through the wrong technology in the power station extension. The efficiency of the power station extension would mean saving €3 million a month on fuel supplies.
The project had not taken off much earlier because appeals and investigations after the awarding of the contract had delayed it.
Rather than faults, the extension was facing snags which needed to be rectified. Enemalta had commissioned an international company to carry out an independent evaluation before the final performance test was carried out.
Concluding, Mr Fenech said that when the power station extension went into
operation, part of the Marsa plant would be shut down again. And once the interconnector came on stream, Marsa could be closed down completely – something which the government would have wished to do much earlier. It was only to be hoped that Enemalta would find its way clear to repaying the investment.
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Summer 2010
We did it! – Our newly-designed HOMEPAGE is online!
Check it out and judge for yourself!
A master photographer has worked many hours on amazing new photographs, our internet specialists have contributed many valuable tips and a lot of work, and our team/staff has "tinkered" with it in the last few weeks during many collective meetings – set color combinations, tried out fonts, tested lay-out options…
You can see the result for yourself now. Our new homepage provides you information with a new, modern design and with wonderful gross-format photos.
Strong espresso to wake you up or creamy cafe latte to savor and enjoy?
What can we offer you?
Our new coffee selection at the breakfast hall is now available and will leave no morning coffee request unanswered. From the strong Italian espresso, the typical Viennese mélange, to the creamy café latte and café macchiato, palates are satisfied – choose one or try them all out! In addition, select a crispy croissant or a fresh pastry from our wide buffet selection to go with your coffee and start your day the best way with lots of strength and energy.
"Youthful swing" within our team
For several years now, we've been giving a prospective female "hotel professional" EVERY summer a chance to get to know the work and practices involved in running a hotel daily and so acquire her first work experience in housekeeping, service, and reception.
This year, we've chosen Swansita Fabits, who has immediately persuaded us with her personal demeanor and her excellent school reports. She is a student of a college specializing in tourism in Vienna and will be bringing a lot of youthful swing during the summer months.
Swansita spends her free time sports-wise with playing volleyball and she is a passionate cook.
Current EVENTS in Vienna in June 2010
Interested in music, theater, the opera, museums, or exhibitions?
We'll be happy to keep you informed about all the dates/schedules and perhaps even let you in on a few secrets too…
Vienna: the World's MOST LIVABLE City
A fact that makes millions of visitors to Vienna so enthusiastic has again been confirmed by a well-known international city survey: Vienna's the best in every way!!!
Each year the international consulting firm Mercer does a survey to evaluate the quality of living in 221 cities around the world. This year's survey results give Vienna top grades, ranking Austria's capital as the World's Most Livable City for the second time in a row.
The survey compares the political, social and economic climate, medical care, education, and infrastructural conditions such as public transportation, power and water supply.
It also takes into consideration recreational offers such as restaurants, theaters, cinemas, sports facilities, the availability of all kinds of consumer goods from food to cars, as well as environmental conditions - from green space to air pollution.
Summer in the MQ
In the MuseumsQuartier (MQ), summer will already start on 29 April. A mixture of music, culture and action awaits visitors until September.
During "Summer in the MQ", Vienna's museum quarter - one of the world's largest cultural areas - will present itself as an urban oasis of joie de vivre. Its spacious courtyards are a popular summer hang-out from early May until late September. In addition to art, culture, theater, music, dance, performances and literature, inviting boules tracks, children's workshops and sunny sidewalk cafés entice the visitor with cool sounds. Trendy bars and restaurants ensure that life continues to pulsate at the city oasis until late in the evening. The famous designer loungers called Enzis will radiate in bright pink this year.
Until the end of September 2010
MuseumsQuartier Wien
Music Film Festival at Vienna City Hall
Every summer, Vienna City Hall is a pulsating meeting point for classical fans and night owls – with lots to please the palate as well as free film shows.
Against the backdrop of the illuminated City Hall, a first-rate program on a giant screen gets the hearts of all music lovers beating faster as darkness falls. The selection of classical superhits ranges from opera and operetta to dance and concert performances.
The main focus is on the year's regents for 2010: Frédéric Chopin, Gustav Mahler, Leonard Bernstein and Pierre Boulez. Recordings of the dream opera duo, Anna Netrebko and Rolando Villazón, and piano virtuoso Lang Lang are on the program, as are jazz evenings by legends Grace Jones, Natalie Cole and Herbie Hancock.
There is a unique break in the Film Festival this year: from 13 to 18 July the stage is free for the Life Ball. The program of musical film from 19 to 23 July is also very much in the spirit of the International AIDS Conference (18 - 23 July 2010). Documentaries on Rudolf Nureyev and Klaus Nomi will be screened, as well as the Swan Lake ballet by Matthew Bourne, in which all the swan dancers are men.
Every day, around 20 top restaurateurs invite you to embark on a culinary world tour starting in the morning, with lavish delights from all over the world.
3-12 July and 19 July - 12 September 2010
Information and program
Films start : daily at nightfall.
International cuisine: 11.00 am until midnight
Life Ball
The shrill AIDS charity event on July 17th witnesses the celebration of a glittering party in the spirit of solidarity and tolerance. Whoopi Goldberg and Bill Clinton are the star guests. Diane von Furstenberg, Calvin Klein and Kenneth Cole will present their creations at the Life Ball.
The 18th Life Ball will hit the stage even bigger and with a few innovations on July 17th, 2010. This year, Europe's largest AIDS benefit event marks the start of the International AIDS Conference, which is being held from July 18th to 23rd in Vienna. The Life Ball will include the City Hall as well as the Burgtheater and Parliament for this first time.
The party at City Hall will be shrill, colorful and loud. Opposite, in the Burgtheater, a grand summer ball will be held with the "Red Ribbon Cotillion". The dress code: tails or dinner jacket for gentlemen, long evening dress for the ladies.
The Parliament will be the setting for the exclusive amfAR gala with Oscar-winner Whoopi Goldberg as guest of honor, who will also play a major role in the opening of the Life Ball. Another guest star to visit the Life Ball will be former US President Bill Clinton.
The grand opening show will begin at City Hall at 10.00 pm. On the stage, a large globe symbolizes the element of earth. Under the slogan "Sow the Seeds of Solidarity", there will be performances by international guest stars and a lavish fashion show with the US designer labels Diane von Furstenberg, Calvin Klein and Kenneth Cole. 40,000 onlookers watch the colorful event every year.
For several months the entire appearance of Vienna changes for the AIDS congresses. An outsized AIDS ribbon (Red Ribbon) decorates the façade of City Hall on the night of the Life Ball and during the music film festival. Two Life Ball trams run through the city for several months to generate greater awareness about the issue of AIDS. Even the city's parks and gardens are given a makeover.
Tickets for the Life Ball, Red Ribbon Cotillon and amfAR Gala are available now. Discounted admission is available with the Style Ticket. Inspiration for extraordinary outfits is given by the Style Bible at www.stylebible.org.
Life Ball July 17th 2010 City Hall
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City oases in summer
Summer in Vienna is best enjoyed in the open air. Numerous bars and restaurants – above all on the Danube Canal – offer the perfect place to chill out, and shorten the warm summer nights.
Just a few paces from Vienna's old city, trendy beach bars along the Danube Canal provide that Riviera feeling with music, cool cocktails and delicious food. Herrmann's beach bar at the Urania is not only a hotspot during the evenings. Drop on by at the weekend for brunch from 10.00 am, accompanied by jazz on Saturdays. The Badeschiff a few steps further down is gleaming again this year after being refurbished. The pool is particularly inviting on hot summer days, the parties below deck are as hot as ever and a beer garden awaits visitors on terra firma. The outdoor area of the nearby Flex Café is also a crowd-puller in summer.
On the opposite bank of the Danube Canal, Tel Aviv Beach is open all year round from this year. Besides the beach and bar, there is now also a restaurant in Bauhaus style. The Adria Wien next door is already a long-established meeting place.
Upstream at the U4 subway station Rossauer Lände is the Summer Stage, which offers a mix of enjoyment, sport and culture as well as a relaxing view of the water. Another good place to relax is the MuseumsQuartier: hanging out in venues under the open sky, chilling out on trendy loungers (colored pink this year, following a public vote), playing boules and listening to the weekend sounds of the DJs on the side - that's modern Viennese gemütlichkeit.
The biggest beach club in the city is "Sand in the City" on Heumarkt. Beneath palm trees and on the finest sand, people come to play volleyball, pump iron at the fitness facilities and refresh themselves afterwards at the food stalls. DJs provide the right atmosphere during the evenings.
Strandbar Herrmann www.strandbar-herrmann.at
Herrmann's beach bar www.strandbar-herrmann.at
Badeschiff www.badeschiff.atFlex Café www.flex.atAdria Wien www.adriawien.atSummerstage www.summerstage.co.atSand in the City www.sandinthecity.at


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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
The area is very beautiful; it is worthwhile to stay at least for 2 days in the area
Very quiet. Good breakfast. Close to the "Pyramids". Staff were friendly.
An exceptional hotel very friendly with stunning location very scenic journey when approaching the hotel, ideal get away for peace and solitude if desired None
Wonderful, quiet location. Fabulous, extremely helpful and friendly staff. Nothing.
Isolated but intresting location: great for hill walks etc. Very welcoming. Food good.
First class food, good range and not pricey. Balcony (terrace) is common to several rooms.Staff spoke only Italian.
A very pleasant hote, friendly staff. Hiking track right close by.
Helpful, friendly staff even though they didnt speak much English. Good website and they have free Wifi as well. Excellent location but be prepared for some hairpin mountain driving up to Zone. Not too tortuous though. First class food, good range and not pricey. Menu might get a bit borong on a second week but for one it is ideal. Great pizzas as well. Ample parking. Good walking area. Nearby small shops. Lake Iseo is magical and so is the town.
Location - tranquil. Restricted meal-times.
relaxing and silent position for openair living.
Very comfortable stay in a relaxing atmosphere. Excellent and friendly staff. N/A
The staff really tried foo make us fell wellcome! They were very nice The location was to fare away from everything. Nothing to really do in the neightbourghood but staying at the hotel. The restaurant didn't give the Michelin experience it was supposed to. The stay was to expensive compared with the location
Went to explore the area: the hotel is an exceptional base. Nothing
We arrived at 6pm very wet and cold after travelling thru Switzerland on a motorbike the staff were excellent and ensured we were quickly showed to our room to thaw out and then were able to complete all necessary documentation. The staff were extremely friendly and very helpful. The ambience of this hotel is brillient and the food in the restaurant some of the best we have tasted and we have been to very famous and well known restaurants where the food and wine were of a lesser quality Prior to booking this hotel I did not read guest reviews. We booked it on the pictures of its interior and its vicinity to our destinations No
Good ambience. Excellent food. Very nice hotel in beautiful setting.
Very comfortable, clean room, helpful staff, good breakfast and excellent swimming pool and gardens. Its situation in a "village" which had no other eating places apart from one other hotel which was practically falling down and an unattractive pizza restaurant on the main road. However, the hotel restaurant was excellent but we did not want to eat there every night.
At first sight, the hotel does not look so different from other hotels, but it is really a high-class place. Excellent outdoor restaurant. Good swimming pool. Hotel rooms simple but comfortable. Extremely helpful staff.
A beautifully-appointed small hotel with a strong traditional feel. As a family of four, we had two nice connecting rooms overlooking the lake. The staff in the reception and restaurant were welcoming and helpful with advice, and dinner and breakfast were very pleasant. Convenient on-site parking as well. Our two under - tens were charged full price for the set dinner menu, although they hardly ate anything. Although the room was described as "suitable for 3 adults or a family of 4", we had to pay a supplement of 35 euros for our fourth family member. The road outside the hotel is quite busy, and many of the drivers in the neighbourhood obviously imagine themselves to be Fangio, so care must be exercised in crossing it, especially with small children.
Very nice room, large bathroom, with balcony overlooking garden, mountains and swimming pool. Very helpful reception staff. Large garden, very close to lake. Very easy to find. Parking in underground garage.
a great place to stay no
excellent friendly &helpfull staff reception&bar
Good location , free private parking
We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. Excellent service from the hotel staff. Very nice view to the Lake Isio from our rooms with balcony. We travelled with a wheelchair user and got a good and functional room for him. Dinner in the evening was good. Breakfast a bit simple but good enough for our needs.
large and clean room with aircondition view over the parking
Good location, good views from rooms with balcony. Good restaurant. Breakfast was disappointing, small choice of food.
Clean, comfortable with polite and helpful staff. Good restaurant.
It was wonderful being in such a beautiful place and to be there with friends and family who were all going to the same wedding. Staff and others there were wonderful to us. No complaints.
Really enjoyed our stay. Staff very welcoming and helpful, dinner in dining room available until midnight which was terrific after late arrival of our flight to Milan and food really great quality Only negative point is that road in front of the hotel is quite busy although double glazing excellent so kept noise of traffic to a minimum
Hotel situated behind a trafficed road and above a slot machine bar, doesn't exactly reflect the impression one gets from the pictures og the hotel. Standard rooms are all located at the back og the hotel with poor view. The ventilation system is also quite noisy.
A lovely hotel in a beautiful location and very friendly. What more could you ask for.
a perfect place to relax; perfect setting; perfect service
Very friendly and warm welcome combined with an excellent location and comfort. This is a very nice place to stay.
very nice location, friendly staff, beautiful hotel
We staid for the second time at Rivalago. It is a perfect stay directly on the lake of Iseo and close to the island of Monte Isola where you can relax, walk and it has a lots of restaurants, but no traffic. We had a room with a view to the lake, phantastic. Breakfast buffet is really excellent and you can also have it outside close to the lake. Small, but nice swimming pool. Really nothing negative. The only well known challenge are the parking lots for the cars. Dependent on the size of your car you really may have a challenge to get it into the parking lots. May be here the hotel staff could be more recommending to their guests on how to park the cars into which slots. For instance a very small car could be right away parked into the more narrow slots to leave the bigger slots for the bigger cars when coming back from a day excursion.
I really enjoyed my stay the Hotel is beautiful and we had a great stay. The only down side is that the room walls are so thin you can hear everything from next door. Not good at all when your looking for peace and quiet, espically for this price.
The staff at Rivalago where fantastic, the setting was stunning, the breakfast first class. Would recommend this to anyone wishing to relax and feel pampered. N/A
friendly staff, fantastic location on the edge of the lake, well-renovated, clean... parking can be a problem, and Sulvano itself is pretty limited as a village (but the ferries will take you to nice places without problem, so...)
The feeling of being well looked after but also not intruding on own space. Calm atmosphere but not too quiet.
It is the most beautifull place from Italy! The staff is great! the view and the room are excellent! For sure I will come back!
The views from the rooms and the garden terrace were absolutely spectacular all day and night. Wonderful staff, gorgeous breakfast buffet. The perfect place for a quiet weekend away. All of our family and friends loved it and many are already planning to return. Thank you for everything!
Wery kindfull staff (probably the owner). Clean. View was beautiful. Food->exellent.
location, friendliness of staff, great view
Family room was spacious, staff very helpful (there was no TV in a room, but on request it was brought to our room). Breakfast was very solid. The hotel is near the church, so the bells rang every 15 minutes (except from 23 to 7 (from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.)) and traffic noise starts spreading very early in the morning, therefore it is impossible to sleep well. Another minus that shower was without any curtain, so there was always wet in a bathroom.
Very friendly and accomodating staff, where nothing was too much trouble. Excellent personal attention that comes with well run small hotels. The scenery is breathtaking especially the nearby park with views overlooking the lahe. The rooms don't have air conditioning and so were a little hot in the height of summer. Opening the windows was not an option as the hotel is situated right on a road and the traffic noise was worse than the heat (With the windows shut it was very quiet
clean, friendly and nice facilites
The resturant The out-dated rooms
Excellent breakfast :)
It is situated in a very little village The bathroom was very little and did not smell very fresh in our room. The bathroom in our daughter's room was very good and large. The rooms near the street are rather noisy when the window is open. No airconditioning in the room so we had to sleep with an open window.
A very nice family run hotel with delicious food. Bossico is nicely situated just 30 minutes from Lago di Iseo. A perfect place for easy hiking and the place for a relaxing stay.
Beautiful setting, well kept. Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent cuisine. Bathroom very tiny, with a microscopic shower. The room itself was very small.
Most things were good. The front staffs were not understand English much. The distance from train station was a little bit far though there were no taxi or no taxi call no. could be found. The hotel might be suitable for driving guest.
The hotel is modern with very pleasing decor & design.The restaurant has beautiful views over the lake & the cuisine is of a high standard. The breakfasts were not up to standard for a 4 star hotel. The minibar had only soft drinks (although there was a bar next to the reception which was open for long hours)
This was one of the best hotels we stayed in during our trip to Italy. The staff were very polite and friendly. There was plenty of space to park and the hotel was in a great position. I would highly recommend this hotel.
Great location away from main tourist areas yet access to Pisogne is only minutes walk away with the whole of lake Iseo available for exploration by car. Spa and pool are welcome diversions with very friendly and accommodating staff. Great access to foothills of the Alps
Friendly helpful staff Website says hotel has aircon, it does not. After 3 days manager bought fan for us!
Nice room good location
Our family room was spacious and breakfast was good. The price was very reasonable. Great value for money. The grout between the tiles in the shower needs a good clean. There is no bar in the hotel!
We were very pleased with the hotel services, especially the friendly and helpful staff.. I (as a woman) admired the 4 seasons paintings in the restaurant ! In all we had a pleasant stay.
The staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly. Even though the hotel is close to the busy main road, the room was very quiet. Breakfast was a little disappointing given the standard of the rest of the hotel.
We stayed for one night in August 2010 on our drive from France to Germany. The room was good value for money and perfectly adequate. Staff friendly. The location is good - right near the lake and a short walk into town/restaurants - and we have a young daughter who really appreciated the great playground nearby. It's ideal as a stopover for a night at the right price! It could have used more pillows, but most hotels can!
Nice views, nice restaurant, quiet balcony had no furniture!
Balcony overlooking the lake was large and excellent. Water pressure was amazing. Location to the town and all amenities was perfect. Free bikes but unfortunately they were broken. Also free wifi even though booking.com said it was paid. Would stay again for sure Free bikes were broken and dangerous. Better to not offer unless in good working order
Very, very nice staff at the hotel. It is more of a family hotel than the name suggests. The garage is free of charge. We had a very large private terrace connected to the room. I did not dislike anything but maybe it would be a good thing to paint the exterior of the hotel and arrange flowers and the little breakfast garden. The hotel is much better than it looks like from the outside.
Nearly everithing The room was a little too warm


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Hawai'i Pacific receives Green Business Award
April 26, 2013
HONOLULU — Hawai'i Pacific University Sustainability Coordinator Josh Prigge, left, accepts the Hawaii Green Business Award on behalf of the university from Gov. Neil Abercrombie, April 26. The award honors the work done at the Hawaii Loa Campus in the area of energy efficiency, which includes composting 100 percent of green waste on-site, using a rain catchment and garden system, offering numerous recycled-content products in the bookstore and more. For more about the awards, see http://bit.ly/11JFAvD . To learn more about Hawai'i Pacific's commitment to sustainability, see http://www.hpu.edu/sustainability/