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KILLEEN — Active and retired soldiers from Fort Hood and members of the community participated in Operation Give to our Youth, an annual back-to-school drive at the Transforming Life Fellowship Church on Aug. 16.
The event provided anyone with school-age children in the local area to have school supplies.
"It's for those in need," said Sgt. 1st Class Travis Mitchell, of 44th Chemical Company, 2nd Chemical Battalion, 48th Chemical Brigade.
One soldier taking advantage of the opportunity provided by the event was Pfc. Richard Edgell, of 8th Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division.
"My wife heard about the event online and she recommended I take the kids out to get school supplies. ... It's amazing what people do for the community."
Retired Staff Sgt. Jamaica Mitchell and her husband coordinated the event to give back to the community.
"I'm here for everyone in need," Mitchell said. "I made the event for everyone in the community. I did this last year at Fort Hood and the event turned out great."
Mitchell recalls how difficult it was for her when she had to buy school supplies for her children.
She also said she plans to continue to give back to those in need because she loves helping people.
The Mitchells said they raised more than $600 with donations and added more funds from their pockets to get more school supplies.
"Next year I plan on having more school supplies and uniforms," Mitchell said.
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Weekend Movie Preview — Five Flicks in Five Clicks (PHOTOS & VIDEOS)
Friday almost invariably unleashes a whole new set of choices on moviegoers, who not only have to choose from these options, but remember what all of them are, while deflecting critical acclaim, marketing muscle — and of course just the business of their daily lives.
Five Flicks in Five Clicks is Celebuzz's way of whittling down those choices to a comfortable number.
This week, The Hobbit will test its box office mettle as Tom Cruise attempts to continue his winning streak with Jack Reacher. Meanwhile, the comedies This Is 40 and The Guilt Trip duke it out, pitting Seth Rogen against his former director and mentor, Judd Apatow, even as Pixar throws its 3D version of Monsters, Inc. into the mix.
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PARIS (AP) Angelina Jolie and her newborn twins early Saturday left the French hospital where she gave birth, the Fondation Lenval said.
Before dawn, the Hollywood superstar left the clinic in the Riviera city of Nice with twins Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline Jolie-Pitt, according to a hospital statement. It was not immediately clear if the twins' father, actor Brad Pitt, was with them.
"The mother and her babies are doing very well," the statement said.
AP Television cameras outside the hospital filmed a large black van with tinted windows leaving one of the hospital's back entrances at that time. No other vehicles left the hospital for the next several hours.
Jolie checked into the hospital on July 2 and delivered the babies by Cesarean section 10 days later. Knox Leon weighed 5.03 pounds and the Vivienne Marcheline 5 pounds.
The Nice-Matin newspaper has reported that an unnamed U.S. publication has paid $11 million for exclusive rights to the first photos of the Jolie-Pitt twins and that the proceeds will go to charity.
In its statement, the Fondation Lenval thanked the Jolie-Pitt couple for choosing the hospital.
It also thanked the hospital staff "for the attention and care they paid to the family" and the "journalists around the hospital who did their best to respect their privacy."
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- You will work with faculty members who are nationally recognized scholars and researchers; their recent honors include the 2014 National Higher Education Art Educator of the Year award.
- You are encouraged to actively participate in the local and national arts and design education communities, including the Student Art Education Association at SU, affiliated with the National Art Education Association.
- You will have the chance to teach art to children ages 5-15 in our Saturday Art Workshops for Young People.
- You can engage with an impressive array of nationally and internationally known visiting artists and scholars who come to the School of Art each year.
- When you graduate, you will belong to a global network of enthusiastic VPA alumni.
The art education program is located in the Comstock Art Facility (also known as ComArt) at 1075 Comstock Avenue near SU's South Campus. The program shares the building with the School of Art's programs in ceramics, jewelry and metalsmithing, printmaking, and sculpture.
Visiting Artists
Throughout the year the School of Art welcomes numerous nationally and internationally known visiting artists and scholars to campus. Spanning the disciplines, these artists, designers, and educators, some of whom are alumni, give presentations and lectures and often critique student work. They are a critical component of your artistic growth. Recent guests have included Benjamin Entner, Miki Soejima, Tommy Kha, Jay Ryan, Crystal Wagner, Carl Ostendarp, Letha Wilson, Richard Roth, Amy Tavern, Cauleen Smith, Peter Gourfain, Jeremy Lundquist, and Alexandra Grant.
Saturday Art Workshops for Young People
Each semester undergraduate and graduate art education students create curricula and teach a ten-week series of workshops that are held on Saturday mornings at Comstock Art Facility for local students ages 5-15. The workshops are offered in conjunction with the required courses Methods and Practice in Teaching Art and Methods and Curriculum in Teaching Art.
The young artists in the workshops learn different techniques and practices in art and have the opportunity to create a series of work. At the end of each semester, the students' work is displayed in a culminating event called The Big Show and celebrated by faculty, staff, family, and friends.
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The Student Art Education Association at Syracuse University (SAEASU), affiliated with the National Art Education Association, is open to both undergraduate and graduate students in art education. This organization is dedicated to offering pre-service art teachers, as well as any interested art and pre-service education students, opportunities to enrich their pedagogical practice by facilitating social and networking opportunities for professional development, hosting guest speakers, and promoting and practicing outreach and community service through the arts.
Orange Books
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Whitchurch Church of England Primary School will always be a loving school where children are safe, motivated to learn by an inspirational curriculum and where standards are high. Christian Values will be implicit and explicit in every facet of school life. In Collective Worship and Religious Education, our children enquire and explore questions arising from the study of Christianity and other major world beliefs. Using a variety of creative techniques such as poetry and art, children apply this knowledge to their own search for identity and significance.
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Autumn 30 2016 Thankfulness
Autumn 60 2016 Koinonia (working together)
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Summer 2018 Reverence
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'Church schools know that their viscera is not just about acquiring skills and good examination results. It is about forming people who have the moral strength and spiritual depth to hold to a course and weather ups and downs. It is about forming people who know that economic competition is not more important than family life and love of neighbour, and that technical innovation is not more important than reverence for the beauty of creation. It is about forming a people who, however academically and technically skilled, are not reduced to inarticulate embarrassment by the great questions of life and death, meaning and truth.'


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Once again South Philly Food Co-op is participating in The Energy Co-op's Referral Rewards program. This proved to be a very successful fund raising effort for us last year, earning us $20 for each household who switched their energy supplier over to The Energy Co-op. We also helped to turn dozens of people on to the benefits of a cooperatively owned energy supplier. (Full disclosure: one of those households was my own.) They Energy Co-op is a member-owned, nonprofit cooperative. (Sound familiar?) This means that they operate for the benefit their members, not outside stakeholders or investors. They consist of a member-elected board, paid staff and over 7600 consumers in the five-county area. This year they are opening up the Referral Rewards opportunity to 10 community organizations including your own South Philly Food Co-op. The program will be a little shorter - July and August - so you have a little less time to make your decision. If you join The Energy Co-op during those months AND mention the South Philly Food Co-op as your referral, The Energy Co-op will donate $20 to us. So if you've already been considering making the switch, just wait a couple more days and be sure to mention us as your referral. And if you've never heard of The Energy Co-op or don't know what it means to switch your electricity supplier, check out their website for more info (but remember... the South Philly Food Co-op sent you there!).
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Guidance on how to set up a CIC especially where communities need to work together before they actually create the CIC e.g. collect funds commission work from advisors ahead of formation as some market testing or preparatory work
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Hi John your helpful would be brilliant ! I am in the process of setting up a company and I am sure it comes under the umbrella of a CIC. However I have plenty of experience in the content of the company but none of filling out the forms. I have an understanding of what a CIC is and how it works but the forms are giving me nightmares ? I have looked at the Guidance but am still not really getting it ?? Thanks
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What's the problem? Happy to help if I can
Hi I am struggling to understand all the jargon on the CIC form and am having problems finding anyone to help me I have read the paper work stuff and still have v limited understanding is there anyone who could give me a hand I would be really grateful. thanks.
Sky, also to add, I asked the Office of the Regulator for a bit of guidance on whether certain activities would be considered to be of benefit to the community, and they emailed me back today with comment on my particular case.
If you email them for guidance, I think it would be really useful to explain to them in general lay terms of how you think your activities will be of benefit to the community.
Hi Sky, I'm not an expert at all but have been looking into this today. I found the CIC Regulator's current guidance less useful than their guidance I found written in 2010 and since replaced, now available here, see pages 9-13: http://www.artscouncil-ni.org/images/uploads/business-support-docum...
This sets out that to determine if something is of community benefit, look at the 'underlying purpose' towards which an organisation's activities are ultimately directed'. So, as a whole, what community benefit does your organisation produce? This could either be the work of the CIC directly benefits the community, or it could raise funds which are then given to another organisation and which are used to the benefit of the community.
Comments from others on this welcome, I'm thinking through myself.
As I remember, one cannot check the Office of the Regulator in advance to ascertain whether their objects are "In the interest of the Community." Thus, I am hoping someone can advise me whether they think a senior co-housing community that cooperatively owns the land and leases from the CIC to build their own dwelling would be acceptable to the regulator. Our articles would give us total control over who can be a member, who can be a director, who can lease, and all aspects of governance.
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Mottie Omideyi-Akapo, can you ask your question in a "new discussion"? I'm happy to answer, but it's easier to keep answers and follow up questions together this way. This link should work...
Hi everyone, I'm new to this group, so apologies if my question has already been answered somewhere along the line. Does anyone know if having a family member on the board of a CIC is frowned upon? I cannot find any document which states this should not be done, however I was recently informed that this was the case.
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Comparative law entails the study of the similarities and differences between the laws of different countries. The different types of legal systems across the globe including the civil law, socialist law, Islamic law, canon law, Chinese law and Hindu law are evaluated in detail. These foreign legal systems are described and analyzed even when there it is not necessary to perform explicit comparison.
Also an academic discipline, the comparative law goes beyond the study of legal systems to include an evaluation of their constitutive components, their differences, as well as how these components combine into a system. The importance of comparative law has become more apparent in recent years because of democratization, economic globalization, and internationalism. Based on investing.com
The history of comparative law
Although this branch of law has experienced tremendous growth in recent years, its origins can be traced back to the 18th century in Europe even though it is claimed that legal practitioners practiced comparative methodologies, before this period. Montesquieu is among the earliest most prominent legal scholars who are associated with the discovery of comparative law. Rodolfo Sacco, arguably one of the best-known legal scholars in Italy, and among the most famous comparative lawyers in Europe, is also one of the founding fathers of comparative law.
Today, Sujit Choudhry name is among those of the internationally recognized authorities on comparative law and politics. His research work is comprised of a wide-ranging agenda. Sujit has extensive experience offering advisory services to processes of constitution building including in countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Ukraine, Tunisia, Jordan, Egypt, and Libya. Sujit Choudhry has delivered lectures in more than two dozen countries. Read related articles on americanbazaaronline.com
Sujit Choudhry was among the four people who received the Trudeau Fellowship in 2010 which is a Canadian equivalent to MacArthur Awards. He sat in the Governing Toronto Advisory Panel that lodged major reforms to the structure of Toronto's municipal government. Sujit also served as one of the members of the Board of Directors of Legal Aid Ontario, one of the biggest publicly funded legal assistance programs in the world.
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The ideal shades to help your gorgeous greens stand out in a crowd are peaches, coppers and deep plums. CoverGirl has made things really easy by creating shadows that are made specifically to bring out your eye colour. Their Trunaked Eyeshadow Palette in Roses consists of deep purple shades, and if you're looking for something warmer I recommend checking out the shade Mink in their 1-Kit Shadows.
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Saturday, April 19, 2008
2008 Alabama Book Festival promises fun for all readers
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Join fellow book lovers for the third annual Alabama Book Festival on Saturday, April 19 at Old Alabama Town in Montgomery and meet and hear from more than seventy nationally recognized writers and artists. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. the free event will showcase readings, book signings, children's activities and exhibitions from numerous literary and literacy organizations.
Featured writers and artists include Pulitzer Prize-winners Natasha Trethewey, whose works include Native Guard, and Rick Bragg, whose new book The Prince of Frog Town will debut this spring. Acclaimed fiction writers Cassandra King (Queen of Broken Hearts), Ace Atkins (Wicked South), syndicated columnist Rheta Grimsley Johnson (Poor Man's Provence), historian Stephen Fox (Wolf of the Deep: Raphael Semmes and the Notorious Confederate Raider CSS Alabama), award-winning children's writer Deborah Wiles (The Aurora County All-Stars), and many others will appear on the stages of the festival.
A signature literary event for the state, the free festival will feature five general stages and one dedicated children's venue. Singer-songwriter Davis Raines, whose new CD Going to Montgomery was just released, will be a special guest.
Exhibitors and presenters will include Alabama Shakespeare Festival, Alabama Public Television, and printer/artist Amos Kennedy, who will be on hand with his letter press to make commemorative posters of the festival. The University of Alabama Book Arts program will showcase works by bookmakers and illustrators, and literary figures from past and present will be in costume to entertain festival-goers.
Check the festival's Web site for a list of the festival's featured writers and presenters. Information about volunteering and details on exhibitors and offerings may also be found at the site. Those interested may also call 334-844-4946.
The Alabama Book Festival is supported by more than twenty sponsors and partners, including the Alabama Bureau of Tourism and Travel, Alabama Center for the Book, Old Alabama Town, Alabama State Council on the Arts, Auburn University College of Liberal Arts, Alagasco, AT & T, NewSouth Books, Support the Arts Car Tag Fund, Capitol Book, City of Montgomery, Montgomery Advertiser, the Alabama Writers' Forum, and many, many more.
The Alabama Writers' Forum presents POETRY SouthWest at the Alabama Book Festival
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The Alabama Writers' Forum will present POETRY SouthWest, a poetry venue, at this year's Alabama Book Festival. Featured poets from Red Hen Press, California's leading independent publisher, and Alabama, Kentucky, Georgia, and Indiana will read and sign their work outside of Haigler House, home to AWF. This poetry stage introduces Alabama readers to poets they might not know and promotes a cross-country fertilization of Alabama's vibrant literary landscape with other states. Funders for this project include AWF, the Support the Arts Car Tag Fund, and the Alabama State Council on the Arts, along with the general support for the festival of the Alabama Center for the Book and others.
Alabama Presses represented at POETRY SouthWest include Elk River Review Press, Negative Capability, and River City Publishing. In addition to Red Hen Press, other national presses include Fleur de Lys Press, Houghton Mifflin, Settlement House Press, Southern Illinois University Press, Tebot Bach Press, and Tupelo Press.
Poets include 2007 Pulitzer Prize winner Natasha Trethewey (Native Guard, Houghton Mifflin), Jake Adam York (A Murmuration of Starlings, SIU Press), and Alabama Poet Laureate Sue Brannan Walker (Whatever Remembers Us: An Anthology of Alabama Poets, edited with John Chambers, Negative Capability Press).
Other featured poets include Emma Bolden (Edge by Edge, Toad Lily Press), Bruce Alford (Terminal Switching, Elk River Review Press), Dan Albergotti (The Boatlands, BOA Editions), Matthew Graham (World without End, River City Publishing), Irene Latham (What Comes Before, Negative Capability Press), Willie James King (The House in the Heart, Tebot Bach Press), Nana Lampton (The Moon with the Sun in Her Eye, Fleur De Lys), Louie Skipper (The Work Ethic of the Common Fly, Settlement House), and Jeanie Thompson (White For Harvest: New and Selected Poems, River City Publishing).
The Red Hen Press Poets include Nickole Brown (Sister: Poems), Doug Van Gundy (A Life Above Water), and Kate Gale (Fishers of Men and Selling the Hammock, Red Hen Press, and Mating Season, Tupelo Press).
Fiction featured at the Alabama Book Festival
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Ace Atkins, William Drinkard, Cassandra King...the fiction lineup for the Alabama Book Festival only starts here. Atkins, Drinkard, and King will be among the more than seventy authors and presenters featured during the day-long event.
Atkins will read from his brand new novel Wicked City. Set in Phenix City in the 1950s, it draws on the fascinating history of that place and has the distinction of being the first of his half-dozen books to be set in his home state of Alabama. Drinkard's first novel Elom is a work of science fiction, recently published to acclaim by Tor. King's newest novel Queen of Broken Hearts follows on the heels of her best-selling The Same Sweet Girls. Queen of Broken Hearts is a Book of the Month Club and Literary Guild choice.
Other noted authors on the program for the festival include Ellen Feldman, whose latest novel is Scottsboro. Feldman, whose previous titles include The Boy Who Loved Anne Frank, lives in New York City. Algonquin author Robert Olmstead will speak about his just released Civil War novel Coal Black Horse.
Other authors on the program include Montgomery native Gin Phillips, who will speak about her just released first novel The Well and the Mine. "When you close this book, you will miss the characters," said Fannie Flagg in her introduction to the book. Joining the line up are Tito Perdue, whose newest book is Fields of Asphodel, and Hackney Award winner Kirk Curnutt, author of Breathing Out the Ghost, recently published by River City Publishing, and many others.
Southern cooking, biography, history share stages at the Alabama Book Festival
Jean Anderson
With over seventy authors on six stages, the Alabama Book Festival offers something for everyone, including a wide array of Southern cooking, biography, history, and other nonfiction.
One tasty treat will be award-winning author Jean Anderson, whose newest book is A Love Affair with Southern Cooking: Recipes and Recollections. A child of Yankee parents and the first person on either side of her family to be born south of the Mason-Dixon, Anderson says, "I fell in love with southern cooking at the age of five. And a piece of brown sugar pie was all it took." Her own southern story and snippets of lore and backstairs gossip are as interesting and appetizing as the watermelon rind pickles and skillet trout with parsley-pecan pesto creations found in this unique cookbook.
Readers of history will not be disappointed with Stephen Berry (House of Abraham: Lincoln and the Todds, A Family Divided by War), Stephen Fox (Wolf of the Deep: Raphael Semmes and the Notorious Confederate Raider CSS Alabama), Jim Noles (A Pocketful of History: Four Hundred Years of America-One State Quarter at a Time), or Philip Beidler (American Wars, American Peace: Notes from a Son of the Empire). And two Alabama governors are the subjects of new books by Jeff Frederick (Stand Up for Alabama: Governor George Wallace) and Warren Trest (Nobody But the People), who will be accompanied by the subject of his biography, Gov. John Patterson.
Geoffrey Hill will be on hand to talk about his search for the near mythical ivorybill woodpecker and his book, Ivorybill Hunters: The Search for Proof in a Flooded Wilderness. Doug Phillips, host of APTV's popular Discovering Alabama, will talk about Alabama wild lands and draw from his recent book Discovering Alabama Forests.
Also on the program is celebrated columnist Rheta Grimsley Johnson, whose newest book, Poor Man's Provence, details her encounter with the exotic culture of Cajun Country. Frye Gaillard, award-winning journalist and author of more than a dozen books on Southern culture and politics, will have three new books to talk about, including With Music and Justice for All: Some Southerners and Their Passions.
The Alabama Book Festival spotlights children's writers, activities
Deborah Wiles
People can encourage reading-and have fun at the same time!-at the upcoming Alabama Book Festival. The free event will celebrate books and reading for all ages and offer special programming for young readers and their families.
Authors, illustrators, theatre performances, and storytelling are among the special children's offerings, many of which will be located in the children's tent, an area designated specifically for young readers. Interactive crafts, book-related activities, and book characters in costume are also among the offerings.
This year's lineup includes Deborah Wiles, whose first novel Love Ruby Lavender won wide acclaim, including selection as an ALA Notable Children's Book. Her picture book One Wide Sky was a Children's Book of the Month Club selection, and her novel Each Little Bird That Sings was a National Book Award finalist. At the festival, she'll read from and talk about her latest book The Aurora County All-Stars.
Children's book illustrator Elizabeth Dulemba will be on hand to talk about her just released Paco and the Giant Chile Plant, a bilingual children's book. Her first picture book The Prince's Diary was named Number One 2006 Valentine's Day Pick by Book Sense.
Storytellers Wanda Johnson, recipient of the Storytelling World award, and Joseph Trimble, whose books include Marty and the Million Man March, will join Janet Chambers, author of Ready, Set, Read, and magician Russell Davis in the festival's children's area.
Amadeus the Traveling Dog, a four-year-old Great Pyrenees whose books for children include Friendship Rules, will be on hand, and a special performance by the award-winning Children's Educational Theater will take place in the children's area. Clifford the Big Red Dog will be available throughout the day to greet children and sign autographs.
Alabama Public Television will give its Reading Rainbow awards at the festival. A noon program showcasing the winners reading their own work will be open to all.
Young adult writers talk teens at the Alabama Book Festival
Jay Asher
Who says teenagers don't read? Not the award-winning teen writers who will be on hand at the Alabama Book Festival.
Among the featured young adult-or YA-and teen writers for this year's festival are Jay Asher, author of Thirteen Reasons Why, R. A. Nelson, author of Teach Me and the recently published Breathe My Name, and Jennifer Echols, whose books are Major Crush and The Boys Next Door.
These writers find an avid audience among young readers for their works, many of which touch on issues important to young people, ranging from first love to teen suicide. Their awards testify to their success. Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why was named one of the Best Books for Young Adults in 2008 and one of Barnes & Noble's Top 10 Best for Teens 2007. Nelson's Teach Me was a New York Public Library Best Teen Book. Echols' Major Crush was a National Readers' Choice. Her teen drama, Boy in Blue, will be published by MTV Books in March 2009.
Echols and Nelson have Alabama connections. Echols grew up in a small town in Alabama and now lives in Birmingham. Nelson works at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. Asher is based in California, but he already has a following among Alabama students at Holtville Middle School who began a book club discussion using Thirteen Reasons Why.
Music, drama, and more live at the Alabama Book Festival
Tyson Hall & Aleta Davis in Conecuh People
Think books, think music, think plays and come to the Alabama Book Festival to experience them all. Festival-goers will hear music, watch plays, and listen to playwrights talk about how to bring works of literature to the stage.
Among the festival special features is a performance by singer/songwriter Davis Raines. Raines, a native of Alabama, is an accomplished Nashville songwriter who's been called "one of the few real treasures left in Music City." He has recently released his third and most personal CD Going to Montgomery. Produced by Tricia Walker and released on APS Records, it continues Raines' long, passionate career of creating soulful music that tells stories, and most of those stories begin Down South.
Another special feature of the festival will be the performance of an excerpt from the acclaimed theatre production Conecuh People. Based on the book by Alabama native Wade Hall, the play is a long-running production of Union Springs' Red Door Theater. It tells the poignant story of a Bullock County boy's adolescence and two events-one good and one bad-that shaped his life. Ty Adams, a Barbour County native currently living in New York, adapted Wade Hall's autobiographical book of the same name to the stage. Hall will join director Margie Benson and lyricist Jeff Pate for a panel discussion of the play.
Visit the Alabama Book Festival artists online
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The 2008 Alabama Book Festival will showcase more than seventy authors, storytellers, publishers, illustrators, and performers at Old Alabama Town in Montgomery on Saturday, April 19. Read biographies of these artists now on the ABF official Web site.
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VANCOUVER, B.C. – There was an interesting stat floating around before Saturday's 2-2 draw between the Vancouver Whitecaps and the LA Galaxy.
Darren Mattocks was playing seven consecutive matches for the first time in his young career.
For a player who has so often come under intense scrutiny, it can be difficult to remember just how inexperienced the 23-year-old is.
To take it a step further, given the regularity with which the Jamaican international has been in and out of favor in Vancouver, some might find it surprising he's still at the club at all.
Under first-year head coach Carl Robinson, however, Mattocks has emerged as an integral part of the Whitecaps lineup, doing more than just contributing goals – even though he's done that, too, including a goal that got the hosts back into the match against the Galaxy.
On the play, Mattocks pounced on a defensive miscue between Galaxy 'keeper Jaime Penedo and defender Leonardo, poking the ball past the pair before scoring from an acute angle.
"I didn't look at the goal, to be honest, and as a striker, you've got to know where the goal is," Mattocks told reporters after the match. "It was a very tight angle, to be honest. It reminds me of my rookie season back in Toronto, where I scored one similar, but this one was more difficult, and it was really great to see that go in."
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The 67th-minute goal was important, as it brought his side back on level terms with a Galaxy side that looked comfortable for large chunks of the match for the first hour.
Then when Robbie Keane put the visitors ahead, Mattocks again played a role in the game-tying goal, cutting back a pass to the top of the area for Kekuta Manneh to score a screamer from the edge of the area in the 86th minute. It was the second such time this season Mattocks set up Manneh for a late equalizer.
"We showed guts," Mattocks said of the result. "I think we've really got to give the team the credit. Determination and work ethic were really good by the team."
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CodeIgniter is a powerful PHP framework with a very small footprint, built for PHP coders who need a simple and elegant toolkit to create full-featured web applications. If you're a developer who lives in the real world of shared hosting accounts and clients with deadlines, and if you're tired of ponderously large and thoroughly undocumented frameworks.
CodeIgniter's Pagination class is very easy to use, and it is 100% customizable, either dynamically or via stored preferences.
If you are not familiar with the term "pagination", it refers to links that allows you to navigate from page to page, like this:
function shownews() { if($this->userlib->logged_in()) //checking for security purposes { $this->load->library('pagination'); $per_page = 10; // How many pages you want to show in each page $total = $this->db->get('posts', $per_page, $this->uri->segment(3)); //Here is the most important part actually. Basically $total variable determined which rows you are going to show in the page $config['base_url'] = base_url().'/index.php/admin/shownews'; $config['total_rows'] = $this->db->count_all('posts'); // Count total rows in the query $config['per_page'] = $per_page; $config['num_links'] = 6; $this->pagination->initialize($config); $data['posts'] = $total; $this->load->view('admin_shownews', $data); } else { $this->load->view('admin_logineed'); } }
After getting done with this configuration part of pagination class all you have to do is just initialize it like you are doing it in most of programming languages.
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Yellowstone Cubs is a 1963 Disney short film. It was originally released to theaters by Buena Vista Distribution on June 1, 1963 alongside Savage Sam.
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The air-conditioned aparthotel offers 12 apartments and offers guests a lobby with a hotel safe and lift access, a car park and a panoramic terrace on the top floor, where guests can enjoy a view of the bay of Empuriabrava.
The aparthotel is located in the center of Empuriabrava, along the canals and 200 meters from the beach. Located a few kilometers from the Natural Park of l'Empord� Marshes, a half hour drive from the Roman site of Emp�ries and surrounding towns like L'Escala, Roses, Cadaques and Sant Pere Pescador. The Dali Museum in Figueres is about 30 km and the nearest airports are Girona-Costa Brava (at 53 km) and El Prat De Llobregat (110 km).
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All Pro Wrestling returns to the Bayshore Community Center in Daly City, CA on Saturday September 6, 2014 with a 6PM bell time. This fundraising event is in conjunction with the Bayshore Boys & Girls Club. Help us raise money for the community while enjoying a night of All Pro Wrestling the whole family can enjoy, Ticket prices start at $12.00 for Advance Sale General Admission and $20 for GOLD CIRCLE seating in the first two rows. Already signed to appear LIVE at #WarAtTheShore : • WWE Alumni, Brodus Clay • APW Universal Heavyweight Champion, Rik Luxury • APW World-Wide Internet Champion, Chris Hero • The Reno SCUM - Adam Thornstowe & Luster The Legend • "God of War" JR Kratos • "Double D" Dave Dutra • "The Freak" Jeckles • "Golden Boy" Dylan Drake • Olympic Games Wrestler: Jeff Cobb
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Travelling to Marrocco alone the biggest decision in advance was where to stay. Here on trip advisor I got a really good feeling about this little riad, where all the rooms have their color. One hour after ordering I got an email welcoming me, informing med that I would be picked up at the airport. That service was just an indication to the helpfulness and warmth that awaited me in Raid Sacr. The wonderful hostess, Kenza, made me feel welcome and at home the time I spent in Marrakesh. As a really good friend she guided me around Marrakesh, showed me the important sights, helped me with the shopping and gave me the keys to understand the colorful chaos of the souks. She also organized everything connected to my travel plans to Zagora and Essaoeira, which saved me a lot of hussle. The riad is beautifully decorated, to the tiniest corner. The rooftop is a lovely place to have breakfast, to read a book and just chill. My room was upgraded without any extra cost, and both Kenza and Hassna did everything possible to make my stay as good as possible. On my last day I had massage in the sparoom, and I left Riad Sacr relaxed and happy, eager to come back.
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Picture: Jacqui Abbott - Former The Beautiful South singers Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott at the stage door of the Olympia Theatre before their concert in...
Pop group The Beautiful South have announced they have officially split up.
The band, best known for hits such as Perfect 10, issued a statement on their website confirming the news.
In a statement the band confirmed they had decided to split up "due to 'musical similarities'".
"Thanks to everyone for the years of support," the band added.
The band first hit the heights with the single A Little Time in 1990 and have continued to produce songs since they were founded by the partnership of Paul Heaton and Dave Hemingway.
Fellow band members Sean Welch, Dave Stead and Dave Rotheray helped deliver a distinctive melodious sound but after the release of their last album, Superbi, the band have gone their separate ways.
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The following section contains information from a previous version of StarCraft II which is no longer valid.
The evolution chamber has undergone numerous changes during the development of StarCraft II.
In May 2008 zerg units had been individually upgraded.[1][2] This change was later reversed. The evolution chamber also reprises its role for general zerg upgrades in StarCraft II.[3]
The chamber itself was a focal point of many visual design changes which carried through to the entire range of zerg structures. The classic StarCraft design of the evolution chamber was odd and simplistic, so the first pass made the building look much more aggressive. Although very interesting, other zerg buildings started looking less impressive than the evolution chamber which was a problem—the evolution chamber's role is simple race upgrades, and it was thus deemed that it shouldn't look more impressive than the buildings that unlocked technology for the more advanced zerg creatures. The intent to dramatically redesign the evolution chamber was decided once the lurker den was created. The two buildings looked almost identical which was unacceptable. At the time the lurker den represented an advanced Zerg technology and it shouldn't be confused with the evolution chamber. The redesign followed through by updating the StarCraft appearance once again but with a more humble visual matching the rest of the zerg buildings.[4]
- ↑ Mielke, James. 2008-05-08. The Dangerous Book for Zerglings: The latest intel on Zerg units and structures. 1up.com Accessed 2008-05-08.
- ↑ Zero. 2009-04-04. My Day at Blizzard. StarCraft Legacy. Accessed 2009-05-18.
- ↑ "We cut the Zerg upgrade per-unit idea. It didn't really work. You had significantly fewer choices by upgrading them individually. It made the game feel a little more predictable (in a bad way). The Evo Chamber is doing what you remember it doing from SC1." Cavez. 2008-06-23. The Zerg tech confuses me. Battle.net StarCraft II General Discussion Forum. Accessed 2008-06-23.
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Cheyenne Mountain was a mountain located just outside the southwest side of Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA, and home to the Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center.
The center served as the central war room of the Western Alliance during the Final War. (HH9)
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Carter's 3-pointer forces overtime; Nets hold off WizardsNov 13, 2006 - 1:55 AM WASHINGTON (Ticker) -- The NBA's new basketball has received some criticism. Vince Carter certainly isn't complaining.
Carter received a friendly bounce on a 3-pointer at the fourth-quarter buzzer and Jason Kidd recorded his 77th career triple-double as the New Jersey Nets posted a 105-93 overtime victory over the Washington Wizards.
With the Nets trailing, 87-84, with 2.6 seconds left in regulation, Carter circled to the top of the arc and nailed the game-tying basket as time expired. His shot actually hit the back of the rim before dropping in, seemingly because of the softer basketball the league has switched to this season.
"It felt good when I let it go," Carter said. "As it got midway, it kind of looked long. To see it go in was a great feeling, believe me."
Carter, who scored 34 points, was more than happy to take credit for the clutch hoop but knew the basketball played a role as well.
"I'd have made it all net (with the old ball)," he joked. "If it would've hit like that, heck no, no way (it goes in)."
New Jersey never was challenged after the opening seconds of overtime. Bostjan Nachbar answered a 3-pointer by Gilbert Arenas with one of his own to put the Nets ahead for good, 92-90, with 4:04 remaining.
The basket sparked a 9-0 run for New Jersey that included a jumper by Nenad Krstic, an alley-oop dunk by Carter and a pair of free throws by Krstic.
Carter made 10-of-22 shots, including 5-of-8 from the arc, while the Wizards connected on just 7-of-27 3-pointers as a team.
"We felt very comfortable with number 15," Kidd said. "I thought V had a great look with five seconds left. I told him in the huddle, 'This is your time to redeem yourself.' We got him open and he knocked down the shot to get us to that period to be able to have an opportunity to win on the road."
Kidd drained a long 3-pointer in the final seconds to cap the overtime onslaught. He finished with 15 points, 18 assists, 11 rebounds and four steals.
"I thought Jason Kidd directed a floor game as well as anyone I've ever seen," Nets coach Lawrence Frank said. "He was phenomenal in terms of driving the ship."
Krstic contributed 22 points and 10 rebounds and Nachbar added 15 points off the bench for the Nets, who shot nearly 49 percent (40-of-82), including 9-of-20 from 3-point range.
The Wizards were led offensively by Arenas, who scored 25 points but made just 6-of-23 shots. Antawn Jamison also struggled, making only 3-of-16 shots en route to nine points.
"All night we had shots go in-and-out on us, shots that normally fall but didn't tonight," Jamison said. "You have to give them credit for making it tough on us, but we still got some opportunities that we just didn't take advantage of."
Caron Butler was Washington's best offensive option in the second half and overtime, when he scored all of his 17 points. The Wizards rallied from a 50-36 halftime deficit and trailed by as many as 16 points as their two-game winning streak came to an end.
"The first half was a big disappointment, but we aren't going to panic," Wizards guard Antonio Daniels said. "We dug in and fought back. ... We fought our tails off to get back in the basketball game ... but unfortunately we didn't get the result in the end."
Jarvis Hayes made a jumper to cap a 16-4 run and put Washington ahead, 83-79, with 2:28 remaining in regulation. But Kidd answered with a transition layup and, after Arenas made a jumper, Carter nailed a 3-pointer to bring New Jersey within 85-84 with 35 seconds left.
"The shot Vince hit to cut it to one was just as big (as the tying shot)," Frank said. "In overtime, our guys did a great job of executing. We were fortunate to beat a very good Wizards team."
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Tsuruchi's Legion was founded by Tsuruchi himself.
All Tsuruchi aspired to become a member, and only by being a magistrate and a member of the Tsuruchi family could someone become a legionaire. The legionaires scoured the Empire in small groups doing the "small" jobs of a magistrate, whether it was arbitrating a dispute between two farmers or tracking down a bandit. They took great pride in acting properly, and had been known to speak with members of the Kitsuki family about their methods of investigation and justice. [1]
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- Tsuruchi Akadi - Captain (c. 1159)
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Excellent and friendly staff, particularly so in the cafeteria. Good value for money. A short walk (10 min) to the town centre/beach area. Nothing of any consequence.
Well located good rooms food in restaurant good
The location and the views from the room The food was not particularly good nor was the dining room service
An excellent hotel in a peaceful setting with fantastic views. Rooms very comfortable and spacious.
Friendly staff and original interior design together with excellent cuisine Would have liked to stay longer!
The general appearance and ambience. Also the friendliness of all the staff. N/A
the hotel bar was quite nice The service was terrible and the staff were not very accomodating. Very bad customer service.
The room was of the highest quality and we enjoyed the location for a casual stroll to the town
Exactly what we were looking for, reasonable, cost effective, suited us
Extremely good location with more than adequete facilities. small beers are tiny beers!
Very smart hotel and excellent value. Spacious room and spotlessly clean. Very convenient motorway stop when driving through Spain and very good spa facilities. Breakfast was cooked to order (scrambled eggs with bacon) and was delicious. I assume the buffet was off because the hotel was so quiet. It was pretty empty (November) and felt a little soul-less, but it was still a very comfortable and relaxing stopover.
Vary comfortable hotel. Excellent value for money. Nice pool, extensive breakfast buffet and tasty dinner. Location
nice big room spa is very good buffet is good room is noisy if window is open
Staff very friendly and helpful! Arrived in early October unaware that pool would be closed up tighter than a drum. Would have like to have known in advance! Also, needed better instructions to locate via road arriving from Alicante in the dark!
The staff were very helpful but not all over us. The breakfast was very good and the swimming pool (the reason we booked) was not over used and very clean and safe. We thought the hotel should have been a 5 star and would stay again. No all good
Private pool, parking, breakfast, restaurant and breakfast staff were all good We were misinformed about restaurant/bar/cafe facilities by reception staff. Buffet dinner was exactly the same every night. The A la carte menu was only in Spanish, making an expensive menu difficult to choose from. Consequently we found it very bad value for money.
The staff, room, swimming pools and food all excellent. We would recommend this hotel - only thing its location is close to the motorway for travellers but there are no shops, bars or restuarants nearby.
The restaurant staff and meal were excellent. The bar service/young lady were appalling, after driving for some hours and wanting to "unwind" in the bar proved frustratingly poor and apparently inconvenient for the young lady apparenly in charge of the bar. We have stayed at this hotel twice before and always had efficient and friendly bar service.
The staff were unhelpful. It was a lovely sunny day and they would not allow us to sit on the terrace with our drinks, we were told it was the winter and that was that. There was nowhere to sit in the gardens to allow us to enjoy them which was the whole readon for booking this hotel. It was also set in the heart of an industrial estate with no bars or restaurants within walking distance for my disabled friend. The bedroom, although clean, had not been set for two people and we had to find housekeeping and get then to finish it off. Very disappointing.
A nice efficient experience.
Location, location, location Unfortunately our electronic key failed to work and the woman on reception at the time was initially quite unhelpful, she made uncomplimentary remarks about the English, and suggested we should sleep in a different room (all our possessions were in the room). Eventually she realised that indeed there was a problem and called an engineer to repair the door. We suggested complimentary drinks at the bar and she agreed. The hotel duty manager did apologise, and apart from this one woman, the rest of the hotel personnel was fantastic and we would certainly return.
I was made very welcome by all staff, the whole expereice wa 10/10 N/A
The friendliness of the staff. The mini-bar was not cold!!!!
It is a great hotel in a great little town in the Murcia area... if you want to get away from the city stuff you want to go there... although its being remodeled (which they cleared stated before the reservation) it was great, quiet and beautiful and I hope to go back there many times
Nothing really the room was ok and the breakfast was quite tasty The hotel is like a building site it has not even got a Sign for it's name . Most of the outside near the reception is unfinished and the view from our window resembled a building site. The reception staf were not very helpful and you are a long way from the center of the town!
Very comfortable stay, clean environment, all facilities you would expect. The water in the shower was only boiling hot, and the Hotel staff assured me that they would fix, and didn't. My only disappointment was the fact that for a 4 star hotel, nobody spoke any English!!! Not a disaster as I need to practice my Spanish, but necessary in this day and age!! Great Hotel if you can over come the language barrier.... Don't forget your phrase book.....
Efficient service, everything clean, good range of facilities in room. Well situated for town centre Not enough staff covering for breakfast. Bed small by todays standards
The hotel was in a nice area of the city. The room was very clean and comfortable and the staff were very helpful.
The woman on the desk did not want to help us in any way. What the hotel said on the website was a lie. All we wanted to do was relax for our last day of our holiday touring Spain. We wanted to just chill out by a pool - but - there was no pool! She couldn't care less. Instead she said we could pay 40e for a plunge pool. Very unfriendly indeed.
Food could have been better
Very quiet
Seaside and the room
Very good hotel, very nice rooms, good breakfast, nice beach location, private parking. No complaints.
Nice, modern, well equiped hotel in a good location on the beach. I dislike that smoking still continues within the hotel's internal areas.
Outstanding views and location. Was a quiet time of the year so not many people about which suited us. Meals seemed expensive there but otherwise fine
The actual room was very good. La Taberna seemed to be the only place that provided 4 star service and acceptable food. General state of hotel maintenance, door hinge ready to fall off. Glass revolving door with broken glass held together with boxing tape. Main pool dirty, made more obvious by the indoor pool beside it being clean. Pool drinks service extremely slow, we got the impression that they simply did not want to serve drinks at the pool. Food in main restaurant very poor.
Relaxing with lovely views. Rooms very comfortable with excellent air con/heating. Friendly bar. TV channels disappointing
We found it very relaxing with not much to do. However we did enjoy long walks along the sea front. Other than the hotel there were few good restaurants. Restricted access to the swimming pool
The ambience, quality of the food and the cost very few of the staff could speak English
Close to the beach with nice views from the room window (which was openable). At a rather dead end of town and difficult to find because of lack of signage coming into town.
Very relaxing and good value for money
Very friendly and helpful staff. Beautiful peaceful surroundings.
Set on the edge of a national park, this hotel was an oasis of calm after the hectic towns on the coast. Obviously we were in the low season but the facilitie at the hotel were all functioning normally. we had an excellent stay.
The hotel is situated in beautitful countryside at the foot of the mountains, We enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere and the well kept gardens that surround the hotel. Better pillows would be a plus
The hotel staff were friendly and welcoming. The room was furnished well and was really clean. The gardens were well kept and beautiful. There were lots of walks in the immediate vicinity to try out. The hotel, an ex monastry still seemed to have a peaceful ambience. We enjoyed the food and would recommend the hotel to anyone wishing to have a peaceful holiday in a lovely part of Spain. The hotel as can be expected from a converted monastry was a little remote.
Beautiful hotel in a beautiful location. Quite isolated so expect to drive to other attractions, restaurants etc. Junior suite was excellent with two balconies, one with a table and chairs overlooking the fabulous courtyard. Huge restaurant was empty when we visited but full service was offered and waiter was extremely helpful. Exceptional value for money (rooms, dinner and breakfast) Quiet in the off-season and quite isolated, but perfect if you are looking for a peaceful break.
Views from the hotel and balcony were beautiful. Staff were friendly and helpful. Lots of car parking area. Food in hotel was good value for money. No other facilities in the nearby local area. Not ideal for longer than four days stay duration.
Stunning location, particularly enjoyable with a balcony room. Restaurant remarkably good, and great value. Professional, helpful staff. Feeble water pressure in shower.
The setting is stunning, the restaurant is very good and good value, worth paying the extra 10€ for a balcony. A real change from the costa crowds and not too far inland (1hr from San Javier). Early morning noise of hikers getting ready before the heat starts(August). Very poor insulation and of course tile floors. What a racket!! Don't expect a lie in.
We were extremely impressed with the grounds of the hotel and its location. It was also great value and maintained to a very high standard No !
Clean modern facilities, friendly staff and excellent cuisine.
The hotel was very nice. New, boutique style, clean and comfortable. The only thing was the beds were a little hard and there was just one sheet on the bed. I was cold, but when i asked for a blanket, i got one immediately. The staff were very nice and you go next door to a really nice little cafe for breakfast - the breakfast is fantastic. you have a choice and its really pleasant. If i go back to this village (which is Bolnuevo - about 5min drive from mazzaron - we thought we were initially staying in mazzaron as that is what the site led us to believe, but it was fine as the little fishing village of Bolnuevo is really nice, has plenty of restaurants and is very short distance to Mazzaron. The food in teh hotel is also really good - a little bit more expensive (22-27 for 3/4 course meal per person) but is really tasty and worth it. there's also a great place on the beach for paella and lunch.
Contemporary decor/boutique style. Complete absence of a pool in a high temperature environment is a negative. Roof solarium would benefit from being developed a place to go where you could sunbathe, get some shade and "cool down". Also a drinks service would be an big benefit.
The staff, the food, the kitchenette/living room corner in the room, proximity to the sea, walking possibilities, nice balcony, breakfast, recommended restaurant (although closed unfortunately during our January stay). Not really but noise carries a lot in the building because of the shape of it
Helpfulness of staff. Although it was the chefs day off and the restaurant was closed the staff went out of their way to provide us with a tasty supper. The hotel definitely needs to rethink the given directions. We did not find it at all easy to locate. The hotel is not situated as declared in Puerto de Mazarron (which sounds appealing). It is in truth in Bolnuevo. Had we known this it would have saved us three quarters of an hour of fruitless searching at the end of a tiring and lengthy days drive. Local signing was none existent and should be addressed immediately.
Beautiful, small family run hotel with lovely, large, unusual, well decorated rooms and bathrooms. A real hidden gem, will definately go back again. no, everything was perfect.
very clean & comfortable small hotel with personal service breakfast prepared to order in cafe next to hotel
Excellent small hotel, all the staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms a big and have full facilties and even tea and coffee making facilities (very unusual in Spain) All in all we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will return there again some time in the future.
thoughtfull design catering for all nationalities. Good position Address sent was incomplete so difficult to find.Restaurant closed for refurb.
Comfortable, stylish,relaxed, friendly. Staff, particularly Emannuel, attentive and flexible to accommodate our every need.
Available food in the evening limited and expensive. Bar & Cafeteria allows smoking including staff despite no smoking sign in foyer. Waited 20 minutes for bill after meal.
Modern and clean. Great value for money.
Good value for money. The bacon baguette was good...yum yum and the satff were very accomodating. Limited evening menu
We needed just to stay overnight somewhere driving from Granada to Alicante and we did not expect too much. Only demand was to find it easily and location close to highway We were really surpirsed by the quality of the hotel, very good restaurant. We had very pleasant although very short stay there, definitely worth of money we paid. Everything excellent
bad area smell
Lovely big room and excellent service
design, 24 hour cafeteria smell, construction, location
Excellent facilities- pool, crazy golf bowling, suit families Evening meal - pre-booked was awful. Canteen pasta dishes we saw at lunchtime being served 8p.m. Bought rolls and cheese!
big beds, nice bathroom, swimming pool, free DVD rental, price
Near autopista ideal overnight stop between Marbella and Valencia with secure underground car parking.
ultra modern rooms No coffee making facilities in room
Clean room, good amenities, good space (value for price), new modern design, friendly staff
This must be one of the best value hotels we have ever stayed in. From initial check-in until final check-out, there was really nothing to criticise at all. The rooms are a good size, comfortable with good bathrooms - and excellent showers. Lots of glass and marble. Our biggest regret is that, staying only for one night, we did not come prepared to take advantage of the excellent spa and gym facilities. That they can provide these, plus free DVD loans, plus free wi-fi, at the prices they charge is nothing short of remarkable. The dining facilities are fairly basic, but excellent value. And we spent the evening 10-pin bowling for the first time in 25 years! The only negative comments I could make are that, if you are looking for a gourmet experience or stunning views, this is not the hotel for you. In almost any other case, this hotel is an absolute bargain!
We were delighted with this hotel. The reseption staff were fantastic, I had forgotten an important medical tablet, they give instructions to doctors & offered to translate by phone if neccessary. Bed was large & comfortable, also the pillows. We can not comment of food we only had breakfast which was buffett, you could eat what you wanted. Would recommend any day & we would go back if in the area. None
Close to beach. We asked for a double room but were given a room with two single beds
Being near sea and promenade
The Excellent sea views from the window and balcony. The balcony was safe for a young child. The cleanliness of the rooms and friendly efficient staff. The room furniture was dated and basic. However it was adequate for our needs. The family room was very near to reception and voices woke the baby up in the morning.
restaurant and staff very good room could have been bigger with tea making facility
Nothing!!!!!!!!!!!!! There was no restaurant cafeteria or bar open, no live entertainment we wouldnt have spent 1 night if our arrival was earlier. My husband is in a wheel chair it was unbelievable, no offer of assistance, we had to get a taxi into the centre to get something to eat and drink, there was no tea making facilities in the room and then the following morning we were charged full rate! On arrival the hotel appeared in darkness. The receptionist spoke no english or any other language other than spanish as far as we could ascertain. She had a wriiten message telling us we could only stay until Sunday 23rd rather than Monday 24th March as we had booked. This also informed that an email had been sent advising us of this fact we have yet to recieve the email. The time was around 10pm
very quiet,car parkinggood
The room was mor than adequately equipped even a pc! rooms 101 and 102 and probably the corresponding rooms on the second floor suffer from the noise of the a/c plant for the kitchen
As far as IKEA hotels go this one is rather good, the room was big and included a desktop computer and big TV. No fridge in the room.
Everything in the hotel was perfect. It is modern and stylish, all rooms very clean, free and secure parking. The employees were despite the communication problems incredibly helpful. I felt very comfortable in the hotel and I would highly recommend it. It should get 3 or 4 stars.
We have stayed here may times and the rooms are excellent and the food is good but they allow smoking in the restaurant. On this occasion we did not eat there as the smoke was unbearable. We ate in the hotel opposite where the food is not as good but the restaurant has no smoking and a proper area for smokers.
Free parking was nice, and the attached restaurant was very good. For some reason, we were unable to get the Internet access to work, and the TV remove (and, therefore, the TV) did not work. Neither was a major concern that evening, however.
Easy to locate , Restaurant very good, free secure parking. Rooms a little airless -if windows open, outside noise disturbing
Road noise from nearby main road.
Excellent for overnight stay.
Super-kingsize double bed by request Nothing
The hotel was modern, clean and the staff were very efficient and friendly, the food was excellent, and secure parking was provided. A very good experience and would recommend.
The room was basic but generally acceptable. Communication was difficult due to us not being able to speak Spanish, but we considered this our problem rather that the Hotel staff. However we did manage. The room we were in (101) was noisey, when it rained the running water would keep you awake and the walls fairly thin so we could clearly hear noisey neighbours.
Easy check in, Good continental breakfast. Plenty of hot water, although rather slow running in the sink. Car parking outside. Bit difficult to find without detailed map.
clean room.friendly staff. rooms too small with 3 beds and a cot.
Very clean and friendly
Very close walking distance to the seafront, excellent resturante. Family run and very friendly. Good free parking. Rooms a little small and general hotel surroundings are a little unpleaseant at first impression but absolutly not problems.
It was old, but clean. The price was very good.
It's location
Excellent location, right on the beach. Immediate surrounding area somewhat run down. Adjacent building (previous shopping centre?) boarded up, vandalised amd covered in spray paint.i
All very quiet until local expat Lions invaded and spoilt the tranquility
Hotel Bahia was clean, easily accessable and the staff were excellent. I would definately recommend this hotel The only improvement would be to have fans/aircon in the lounge/bar area
great location, direct access to two lovely beaches. Plenty of space in the hotel and the surrounding area. Hotel very quiet. breakfast was dreadful. Why do hotels never learn?
stayed one night only
Good food in the restaurant. Staff helpful and competent. Adequate comfort. Excellent location for us. The lounge area on roof was not operating during our stay.
We enjoyed our stay at Hotel Alboron very much indeed.The staff were very helpful & curtious. Drapes were hanging off the pole in places ,
The staff were very friendly and helpful and the location was excellent right on the beach. The beach was very clean and quiet. nothing


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