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The hotel is a modern and stylish building that blends in perfectly with the environment, under the watchful eyes of the old Castle of San Giorgio. Guests are welcomed in a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service. Facilities include air conditioning, a hotel safe, lift access, a breakfast room, laundry service, a car park and a garage.
The hotel overlooks the main narrow and winding street of Via del Prione, where the tower houses overlook the small open spaces, which is home to the nightlife of the city. There is a small area here of raised ground called Il Poggio (the hillock) from which revellers have views across the old village. There are numerous restaurants, bars, links to the public transport network and shopping opportunities within walking distance. The beach is about 400 metres away. Genoa Cristoforo Colombo Airport is about 110 km away.
All of the rooms feature a modern style and are en suite with a shower and hairdryer. In-room amenities include an LCD TV with satellite/cable channels, WLAN Internet access, a direct dial telephone, safe, minibar, and individually regulated air conditioning and heating. Guests also enjoy the comfort of a double or king-size bed.
Guests can unwind with a soothing massage in the hotel. There are sun loungers with parasols laid out on the nearby sandy/pebble beach.
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Today I got all the squares out and laid them on the table ...
... and I came over all proud. We have done a really nice thing and, once it is finished, I hope it will keep someone nice and toasty. It was knitted with love and kindness in mind and that is what I hope it brings to its new owner.
Along the way I have learned a (relatively) quick way to join the squares using crochet. You can read the technical stuff here but this is how it looks -
I haven't updated on my weight loss lately - 11 pounds gone. It feels sooo good!

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- For other versions of Espio, see Espio (disambiguation).
Espio the Chameleon (Another Time, Another Place) is a version of Espio from the Another Time, Another Place reality.
Twice Captured
As one of Sonic the Hedgehog's friends and allies, Espio attended his birthday party in the Green Hill Zone with his teammates Vector the Crocodile and Charmy Bee. With the other guests, however, he was then dispatched through one of several mysterious portals by the monstrous Time Eater. Escaping that encounter unscathed, he and his fellow Chaotix joined their friends again for the Olympics. The trio were in a boat, taking part in the rowing event, when their vessel turned into a prison, courtesy of Dr. Eggman. Sonic's other friends and allies soon followed, but Sonic was able to save them by tapping into the spirit of the Olympics. (StH: #230, #242)
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Vehicle2008 Dodge Avenger SE 4dr Sedan (2.4L 4cyl 4A)
ReviewI have a 2008 Avenger SE with the VVT 4 cylinder and it is a fun car. Yeah the more expensive foreign cars and the luxurious Ford Fusion have more for the buck in some areas but let someone who drives one be the critic. This cars engine and transmission is assisted by electronic computer main board like most new cars in this case the computer adjusts the engine and trans to your driving habits. I drive my Avenger on the Washington D.C. beltway where you have to get up and go. Well some folks have asked me if I had the six cylinders under the hood, my car is fun to drive, sporty, and the safest thing on the road
Best FeaturesThe sleek muscle car look of the exterior. The sporty instrument panel and chrome trim shift gear floor console. The 4 cyclinders performance at highway speeds - feels like a bigger six when its time to move on. Best of all the six airbags and other safety features that earned the Avenger 5 stars.
Worst FeaturesThe critics are right, too much plastic in the wrong places. The plastic arm rest not comfortable. The soft version on the upgraded models should apply to all.
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10 years ago I lost my husband. He left me alone with 3 children to raise. I hid my grief, staying strong so my children could go about their lives. I never really faced it head on. I can now see the way this affected their lives and mine. Now that we have lost someone else I grieve. I spent 5 years focused on them before I allowed myself to find love again. He passed away a couple of weeks ago and I can no longer hide. The despair is physically painful. I do not eat, sleep, clean or any other normal daily activity. I get up and work and lay down and cry. I sometimes visit places we went to feel that connection but it doesn't help. I know that one day this will all be better but right now I can not help but wonder why? How could this be happening again? I see the pain in my children's eyes and know that it is just a mirror image of my own. They are grown now but it is still not easy. There is a loop in my head that just keeps playing over and over again. Days and nights of happiness after so many years of loneliness and now it starts all over again.........We were not married so I often feel that people wonder why I am so sad. I mean after all, it is not like I lost my husband. But...the sadness is there and it is real. I spend each day wishing I could see him again. Wishing he could hold me and take away the pain the way he did so many times before. I went to counseling the first time and learned some valuable things. One being the importance of venting. So here I am putting my thoughts down in the hope that I can move past this anger and despair soon. I know I will but want to fast forward to that day. I also know now that I must go through this for that day come. For now I will employ all the techniques I was taught and have read in the hope that I heal soon. I do know that I will never forget him. The joy and happiness he brought to me is why I am now feeling this pain. I focus on that to keep me going. My heart goes out to all the people on this site that are seeking some kind of comfort in their grief. Unfortunately only those that have been there can truly understand.
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Anyone remember the dot.com crash? When the speculative bubble of the late nineties (inflated largely due to the advent of the internet) popped with a cataclysmic bang that shook the financial world like a terrier does a rat? In the days after March 10, 2000, when the "oh no" factor became biblical, economists scrambled to figure how just what the heck went wrong.
Confidence in technology was high. So high, that investors would hurl money at any startup business prefixed with an "e" or suffixed by a ".com", gambling that the rate of exponential technological growth would buoy their invested premiums. Traditional business models and established concepts such as the P/E ratio (price-to-earnings ratio) were thrown out with the bathwater.
Like a rowdy classroom of teenagers been told to "settle down" by a stern schoolmaster, real businessmen advocating sound, practiced business models began to apply themselves to the realm of internet commerce. One of the chief words they would bandy is "monetization", which describes the adaptation of assets that are not producing revenue into ones that do. This is particularly applicable to the current status of growth in apps for smartphones and websites looking to gain a foothold in today's crowded marketplaces.
You'll notice that many apps have a free version to be downloaded as a taster. The problem most developers battle is balancing the line between what features are free, and what aren't. Too many resources and features offered for free negates the purpose of the paid upgrade. Too little, and the consumer doesn't acquire enough information about the product to generate a confident purchase.
On March 12th, Apple started the iPad pre-order sales for the iPad, which was coincidently (or not) the first day of the South by Southwest Interactive festival. The entire weekend technology attendees were asking, "Are you getting an iPad? Did you pre-order yet?" Beyond the tech geeks, the buzzed about new product is raising questions in a number of industries. Today in a panel entitled "Could the iPad have saved Gourmet? The (New) Future of Magazines" the panel explored the impact new technology is having on publishing.
New media experts Rachel Sklar, the Editor-at-Large for Mediaite.com, and Jacob Lewis, CEO of Figment-a mobile platform for reading and writing young-adult fiction, took the audience through a great discussion of how advertisement-sponsored media will need to evolve in order to survive. The magazine industry is currently in crisis. In the last three years over 1500 magazines have folded. Gourmet magazine's close rocked the industry, as the marketplace didn't foresee that an institution like Gourmet would fail. Growing news readership on the internet in combination with a weak economy has left publishers scrambling to adopt new strategies and new mediums to survive. Mobile publishing is a whole new ballgame. We will likely see a lot of trial and error in how content is shared but the future is bright for those who have interesting content.
When I first started wandering the halls of the Austin Conference Center at SXSWi 2010, I had no idea about the parties. No one had told me about them, I wasn't particularly interested in them, so I didn't really think about them.
Then last night happened.
After the combination of block party beers in the Trade Show and a robust Fireman's 4 at the Web Award show, my step had certainly become more choreographed. I then headed to the Palm Door for a mixer. So this is what they mean by "networking", I thought to myself as I stumbled up the steps and through the entrance. Unfortunately, I had work to do, so, after briefly chatting with a few people, I found a quiet corner, plugged in my laptop and started hazily tapping away. After an hour or two I finished up my tasks, put away the tools of my trade and wandered back into the huddled masses to demonstrate the nubile wit and pronounced social swagger that invariably accompany my inebriation.
Today kicked off the first round of events for the Microsoft BizSpark Accelerator at SXSW sponsored by Elance. The BizSpark Accelerator was setup to showcase emerging technology companies through a format of a two-minute presentation followed by Q&A by three of the most tech savvy experts in the business. I attended the Business Social Media presentation where eight companies pitched their websites, applications and digital services to land one of three spots in the finals.
Out of the highly competitive field I've chosen to highlight two of the competitors – MobileRoadie and GuruStorms.
MobileRoadie. Quality Android and iPhone apps customizable for anyone.
MobileRoadie makes it easy for anyone to "create a high quality app on the iPhone or android in 20 minutes." Applications are fully customizable and allow the owner to update content in real time. Applications include updates from RSS feeds, Twitter, YouTube and other popular social media sites already baked in so it's easy to update information from across the web. MobileRoadie even offers an option for users to buy music off of iTunes directly through the app. In addition to a great experience for their customers, app owners gain knowledge about their fan base through the use of analytics on how customers interact within the app and overall app performance. MobileRoadie is an easy to use, informative tool that brings anyone's business or brand to the mobile world.
To date, MobileRoadie is already heavily adopted in the entertainment and music industry, especially after the launch at last year's SXSW Music conference. Word spread about MobileRoadie's popularity among top entertainment brands and soon leaders in other industries wanted iPhone and Android apps built for them- including churches, athletes, restaurants, hotels, conferences and bloggers. The company took note and expanded their reach across different industries. Today MobileRoadie's client list includes Taylor Swift, Madonna, the Beer in Hell movie, blogger Taryn Southern and the Golden Globe Awards, just to name a few. The company's dedication to delivering quality features and focus on creating solutions for emerging mobile platforms has well positioned them for great. For more information, visit http://mobileroadie.com/.
GuruStorms. Using the world's best and brightest to brainstorm answers to your complex questions.
GuruStorms provides "The world's experts at your fingertips." They are an Austin based company that offers a unique crowdsourcing solution by recruiting some of the world's top talent to solve answers to complex questions. Users log onto the website and choose a prize amount up to $5,000 to reward the experts for finding a solution to their problem. The company's key benefits is giving users the opportunity to access and collaborate with some of the best minds in technology to find a solution. GuruStorms is geared to bring a new meaning to crowdsourcing by using the best of the crowd, not just the available.
GuruStorms current list of experts include Sam Decker, Marc Nathan, Jonas Lamis and many more. GuruStorms is a part of Melior Technologies which is a company specializing in the fusion of ecommerce and social networking technologies. GuruStorms is the second of the company's unique brainstorming sites that use crowdsourcing to generate great ideas, and to reward their online communities. For more information, please visit http://www.gurustorms.com/.
Although only one of the companies will take home the Business Social Media prize, all competitors in the field have really exciting outlooks on the future of business tech. Make sure to check out SpredFast, Daily Grommet, HyveWorks, KnowEm?, Mobspot, and PitchEngine for some great examples of business innovation.
Check back tomorrow for coverage of the finals of the Microsoft BizSpark Accelerator at SXSW sponsored by Elance.
The second annual Microsoft BizSpark Accelerator is a two-day competition where companies in four categories compete for thousands of dollars worth of prizes and, of course, the prestigious SXSWi Conference recognition.
The four categories are Innovative Web Technologies, Entertainment Technologies, Business Social Media, and Personal Social Media. A spokesperson for each of eight new companies in each category pitch their business to a critical panel of internet business luminaries who grill the representatives mercilessly about the advantages, benefits and shortcomings of their product. I was quite surprised at how aggressive the panel was. But such rigor is probably the best option, because it at least keeps the interviews entertaining.
Sponsored by Elance, Microsoft BizSpark, Level 3, Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati, and .BIZ Domain, the whole idea is to uncover and promote creative new ideas and talent in each category.
I attended the Innovative Web Technologies and Entertainment presentations, which ran concurrently with the two social media categories.
A large crowd welcomed Gary Vaynerchuck Monday at his lunchtime keynote at Monday's SXSWi conference. Some people know him as the wine guy and others just as @garyvee on Twitter. For anyone that hasn't heard of Vaynerchuck, he is a New York Times bestselling author, WineLibrary.tv video celebrity and owner of the Wine Library, an online wine retail store
Vaynerchuck became a wine expert after reluctantly joining his family run liquor business and soon found passion by equated it with his childhood passion of selling baseball cards. In 1997 he launched an online retailer under the newly branded name: The Wine Library. Wine Library TV was launched 9 years later and branded Gary as "changing the wine world" with a more low key approach to a traditionally stuffy industry. By utilizing the social web, he started with constant interaction on blogs and forums then expanded connections and consumer reach through Facebook and Twitter. The Wine Library grew from $4 million to $60 million in revenue, branding Vaynerchuck as an expert social marketer.
Tim Ferriss, the author of The 4-Hour Work Week, spent some time hanging out at the Elance SXSW tradeshow booth to promote the idea of outsourcing your life. Ferriss is the poster-child for outsourcing tasks to specialized talent in order to obtain a short workweek. Ferriss is a huge advocate for cutting down the number of working hours by utilizing websites like Elance, but when it comes to his followers, interaction with them is a task he refuses to outsource. The original timeslot he agreed to for the signing of the new edition of his book was one hour. The turnout to meet Ferriss was larger than expected. After the first hour, the line still curved across the entire Tradeshow floor. Ferriss, a dedicated supporter of his fans, wanted to personally greet everyone in line. After, coincidentally, 4 hours of book signing Ferriss had to cut the line short to get to his next event.
Drawn by the promise of free beer and food, I headed over the road from the Austin Convention Center to the Hilton hotel 6th floor ballroom for the annual SXSW Web Awards. The place was packed with people who'd found similarly selfish inspiration well before I did. I really need to start twittering, or tweeting, or whatever you call it, fourspacing, and all the other socially connective technologies that define the fast-paced, modern lifestyle I somehow appear to have neglected to immerse myself in.
SXSWi is the place to find out what tomorrow holds in the technology, film and music industries. Innovations in these huge fields raise questions about how they will impact other movements. Today I attended a panel on the future of green to see how the technology and interactive space are positively influencing sustainability. The core focus of the panel was on Zero waste. Zero waste is the concept of producing the same, if not more, energy than you consume. The idea of consuming less energy felt a little out of place at a conference scattered with recharge stations and swag bags loaded with paper waste but everyone has to start somewhere.
I wondered how long it would take one of the people lined up around the block to ask Tim Ferriss, author of the New York Times bestseller "The 4-Hour Workweek" when he was bringing out the 3-hour version. Because that was also my initial question. Fortunately, I managed to edit myself before I blurted it out. Thus, I feel entitled to thumb my nose at the person that did.
I turned up at the Elance booth this afternoon for Tim's book signing, and the people were already lined up around the block. With a nod to the Elance crew I set up shop behind the man himself and speed read his book. You can see my ear in the pic. I know, I should have read it earlier but that's the advantage of speed-reading, right? What an amazing story. Tim basically travels the world, creating businesses and outsourcing the work requirements through the internet. Genius. And judging by his reception at the SXSW Interactive Trade Conference, everyone else thinks so too.
The ideology behind "The 4-Hour Workweek" is minimizing one's personal physical baggage, exploiting travel deals, and committing to mobility in both career and lifestyle. By the use of Elance, Tim is able to hire people around the world to complete his work requirements.
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Bucs down Chargers for third straight winNov 12, 2012 - 1:07 AM Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - Josh Freeman threw for 210 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Tampa Bay Buccaneers over the San Diego Chargers, 34-24, on Sunday.
Doug Martin rushed for 68 yards on 19 carries and also caught three passes for 51 yards for the Buccaneers (5-4), who have won three straight and four of their last five. Tiquan Underwood and Dallas Clark each caught a touchdown pass in the win.
"Today we played team football. We held each other up, and it is critical against a good football team," Bucs coach Greg Schiano said. "We ran into Philip Rivers, he's been as hot as a fire cracker the last two games. We did just enough to find a win. It's a good feeling."
San Diego quarterback Philip Rivers completed 29-of-37 passes for 337 yards and three touchdowns, but also threw a pair of costly second-half interceptions. Danario Alexander had five catches for 134 yards and a touchdown and Malcom Floyd had six catches for 63 yards and a score for the Chargers (4-5), losers in four of their last five.
"We were in the game, but we unfortunately had the conversation that if you give up a punt return for a touchdown and an interception returned for a touchdown you're not going to put yourself in jeopardy in terms of winning the game," Chargers coach Norv Turner said. "I thought we played hard in terms of when we had adversity we fought back. We have a group of guys that are mentally and physically tough."
The Chargers held a 21-17 lead at halftime, but the Bucs went on top for good with 4:07 left in the third when Freeman found Underwood with a 15-yard TD pass.
Rivers had the Chargers in scoring position on the ensuing series, but he was picked off by Leonard Johnson. The cornerback returned the interception 83 yards for a touchdown and a 31-21 advantage with 13:22 remaining in the game.
The Chargers drew within a score on Nick Novak's 34-yard field goal with just over seven minutes left, but it would be as close they would get.
Rivers was picked off again near midfield on San Diego's next possession with just over three minutes to play, leading to Connor Barth's 45-yard field goal with 1:12 remaining for the final margin.
San Diego scored on its first touch when Rivers found Alexander for an 80-yard catch-and-run. On 3rd-and-long, Rivers tossed it to Alexander over the middle and the receiver broke a tackle and used his hand to avoid falling to the ground, then galloped all the way to the end zone.
Tampa Bay answered right back with a touchdown of its own as Freeman found Clark all alone in the end zone to tie the game. After a 45-yard pass to Martin got the Bucs inside the San Diego five, Freeman faked the handoff to Martin and tossed it to Clark for a 3-yard touchdown.
The Chargers kept things going on their second possession as Rivers hooked up with Antonio Gates for a 13-yard touchdown pass to go up 14-7. Earlier, Rivers found Floyd down the left sideline with a 22-yard pass before turning to Gates for a 33-yard gain to set up the score.
The teams traded punts before Barth's 40-yard field goal made it 14-10. A deep 54-yard pass to Mike Williams got the ball in San Diego territory, but the Bucs were unable to get into the end zone and settled for the field goal.
Dekoda Watson blocked the Chargers' punt on the ensuing possession and Adam Hayward scooped it up and ran it in from 29 yards away to put Tampa Bay ahead 17-14.
San Diego answered with a touchdown and went back in front when Rivers found Floyd for a 3-yard score to cap a 14-play, 80-yard trek.
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Tampa Bay linebacker Quincy Black left the game in the third quarter with a head and neck injury and did not return. He suffered the injury on a helmet- to-helmet collision with San Diego running back Ryan Mathews. He was carted off the field but flashed a "thumbs up" to crowd from the cart ... Chargers head coach Norv Turner is 5-5 all-time against the Bucs ... Gates recorded his 80th career touchdown.
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Studying political science at Macalester means making connections between the theory and practice of politics. Our concerns range from perennial philosophical issues regarding power, justice, freedom, human dignity and social responsibility to practical matters such as policy making, electing candidates, and solving public problems.
We aim to meet these goals by offering students courses in four subfields: American Politics, Comparative Politics, International Relations and Political Theory. We also provide students with a host of campus-wide guest lectures, special summer research opportunities, community-service projects, study-away programs, and local , national and international internships.


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Barefoot Books World Atlas
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Divided by geographic region, the Barefoot Books World Atlas looks at the way in which communities and cultures across the world have been shaped by their natural environment, and at the ideas and initiatives which are shaping the future. An atlas for the twenty-first century, it shows how all parts of the planet are interconnected and looks at the challenges which face us all in creating a sustainable future.
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