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I'm working on setting up DFS for the first time. My tree looks like this:
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My problem is that when you browse to the child folder, instead of showing the two redirects, it just redirects to Folder 1.
Originally I had created Redirect 1 and 2 under the Root, then moved them into the child. When it didn't work, I deleted the child and everything in it, then created the child and created the redirects directly in the child. Still didn't work.
I created a new child folder under Root and moved folder redirects A and B into it and it works fine. The only thing that might be unusual is that redirects 1 and 2 each redirect to the same folder on different servers.
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Folder Redirect 1 reports Site<Colorado> (which is correct)
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Thursday, August 31, 2006
Google Generation: Technology or Training
This is just a link to the presentations' slides of ALISS One Day Conference in 23rd August 2006 entitled "Meeting the Challenge of the Google Generation - Technology or Training?"
Saturday, August 26, 2006
Valerie Broomhead Prize
One of my young friends in Sheffield has been awarded an excellent award from the University of Sheffield for his achievements in Science. For more details see this link. I would like to congratulate Koorosh on his success.
Monday, August 21, 2006
I think Clusty works more efficiently than other general-purpose search engines at present time. I like it because of the clustering method that it employs to present the search result. It seems very useful to me.
Monday, August 07, 2006
A Real Librarian
I am writing this post in the memory of a good friend, Mr. Mohammad Ali Khaksari, who was a real librarian with all desirable characteristics that an excellent librarian should have. Mr. Khaksari was one of my colleagues at the Main Library of Ferdowsi University in Mashhad who sadly passed away two days ago. I heard the sad news yesterday through the Iranian LIS discussion group and it was difficult for me to believe it. He was very humble with a great personality and so enthusiastic about librarianship. His commitment to a long period of hard work in that library, for more than 30 years, was admirable. He had a degree in philosophy and long time experience in different aspects of library science in general and cataloguing in particular. Mr. Khaksari was one of the pioneers in adopting LC classification method in Iranian academic libraries. His services to the library science in Iran will always be remembered. God bless him.
Sunday, August 06, 2006
29th Annual International ACM SIGIR Conference on Research & Development on Information Retrieval is being held in Seattle from sixth to eleventh of August. The conference program is available here. Two years ago SIGIR 2004 was held in Sheffield and I was involved there as one of the volunteer students. It was a wonderful conference and I learned many things through attending the main conference and some of the workshops.
Saturday, August 05, 2006
Google's Early Days
I just came across a paper that has been developed by Sergey Brin and Larry Page, founders of Google, when they both were PhD students at Stanford University in 1998. In their paper they acknowledged the big challenge of indexing the web and explained: "... how to build a practical large-scale system which can exploit the additional information present in hypertext. Also ... how to effectively deal with uncontrolled hypertext collections where anyone can publish anything they want."
Perhaps in that time they had not predicted such a huge success for Google. In fact, their wonderful search engine showed that addressing the above questions in the real search environment is an achievable task. Although all search engines including Google are still far from perfection, Google certainly does a great job and it deserves its popularity.
Friday, August 04, 2006
Against Information Literacy!
Peter Williams' opinion about the role of information literacy has been published on the CILIP website. He has expressed his disillusionment with the real role of information literacy. In this argument he claimed that the necessity of information literacy has been overestimated by experts in this area and we all need to rethink about the 'underlying tenets of the information literacy'. If you like to read the full text of this debate please click here.
Thursday, August 03, 2006
CFP: HCI in IS
There is a CFP for 2006 Research Symposium of the Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction of ASIS&T. The symposium will be held in November 1, 2006 at Hilton Austin. There is an interesting description about the difference between the concept of in HCI and in ATMs which explains why HCI is so important in information science.
"Unlike the interactivity coupled with ATMs, online ticket purchasing and accounting systems, the interactivity associated with information-intensive environments demands complex tools, innovative forms of interaction, and novel ways of visualizing and representing content. In this context, the study of human computer interaction (HCI) is unique due to the focus on interactions among people, content and systems. This half-day Symposium aims to rejuvenate the use and study of HCI within the information science context."
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Digital Preservation Management
'Digital Preservation Management: Short-Term Solutions to Long-Term Problems' will take place in October 1-6, 2006 at the Cornell University Library. Their website introduces the aims and objectives of the workshop as follows:
"The Digital Preservation Management workshop series is intended for those who are contemplating or implementing digital preservation programs in libraries, archives, and other cultural institutions. The goals of this initiative are to foster critical thinking in a technological realm and to provide the means for exercising practical and responsible stewardship of digital assets. "
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I stayed here twice. The price for the rooms used to be fair to what you can expect.. now it is just way to overpriced. The rooms are outdated and need many upgrades. I love the fact that each room has a balcony. The view is stunning and thw price WAS righy ( reason why I came back ) The pool area was dirty both times but the beach is right infront of the hotel so no problem. The customers service was very good the first time around and bad the second. I usually bring my own blanket and pillow which is a good thing in this hotel. The second time we had small blood stains on our sheets and got a nasty attitude when we requested a bed change. He never changed the bed but put clean linens in our hand, lol.
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- While the Beachbreak By The Sea may be small-it stands only four stories in a sea of high-rises-the resort is big on warmth and charm. One of BY THE SEA RESORTS' four gulf-front Panama City Beach hotels, the Beachbreak offers 97 newly-renovated rooms and an array of room types including accommodations with private gulf-front balconies and fully-equipped kitchens as well as cabana-level rooms. Because all of the rooms are affordable, you can take a break without breaking your budget! Discounts at Gulf World Marine Park located across the street, at the nearby Pier Park shopping, dining and entertainment complex and at our beachfront bar and grill next door make your stay even more affordable! ... more less
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International Production Management
Information: This degree course is expiring and will be replaced by the International Master`s Program Mechanical Engineering and Management
Production is more than just manufacturing. In today's short product life cycle, the integration of market, product, process and business expertise is essential to cope with the pace of the mechanical engineering industry. Graduates from this program are able to plan and establish modern production processes from market and product development analysis to after sales services. The interdisciplinary curriculum is designed to give the students a strong profile in production technology including product design that is backed by profound management and IT competences. Applicants should hold a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering and will be prepared for a future career as executive manager with budget and personnel responsibilities.
The program is organized as a two-year course (four semesters) which starts on 1st October each year. It includes two semesters of lectures and practical courses and two semesters devoted to work in a research team (project work) and to the preparation of a master's thesis. The "Master of Science" degree will be awarded. Language of the program is primarily English. Some of the lectures are given in German.


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Contemplating 3rd Rhinplasty with Same Dr. - Mirramar, Florida
The Dr. did fix the horrible job I had done in Austin,TX. When he performed my revisional to fix the horrible job they did in Austin my columella was cut , (open rhino with rib graft) necrosis set in and it didn't heal as expected. Seen Dr again for asymmetrical nostrils and there wasn't any difference. I'm disappointed but he is known as a top rhinoplasty surgeon and specializes in that... READ MORE
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The Louisiana Center for the Book in the State Library will host five creative writing WordShops. WordShops focus on writing styles including memoir, poetry and creative nonfiction. They will take place at the State Library of Louisiana, the Capitol Park Welcome Center and the Capitol Park Museum on Oct. 28, the day before the eighth annual Louisiana Book Festival.
Space is limited. To register for WordShops call Charlene Moore at (225) 219-0946 or download the registration form at http://www.LouisianaBookFestival.org/LBFWordShops.html. Registration is $40 for half-day WordShops and $75 for the full day. The fee for attending both a morning and afternoon WordShop is $75. Registration and payment are due by Oct. 25. Parking will be provided.
Full-day, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Rosemary Daniell - "NERVE: Doing What It Takes to Turn the Truths of Your Life into Memoir"
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John Biguenet - "Function Follows Form: Why Genre Matters"
Johnette Downing - "Postcard Poetry for Elementary and Middle School Educators"
Half-day, 1 p.m.-4 p.m.
Julie Kane - "Semiformalists Have More Fun"
Sheryl St. Germain - "Conjuring Place: A Workshop in Creative Nonfiction"
Complete information on the 2011 Book Festival and WordShops is available at http://www.LouisianaBookFestival.org or by calling (225) 219-9503.
EBR Parish Library
A "Draw Your Own Graphic Novel!' program will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Jones Creek Regional branch, 6222 Jones Creek Road. The program will bring together both adult and teen graphic novel enthusiasts to begin their own graphic novels. Participants will have approximately two hours to create their own four panel comic strips related to libraries as a starting point for their own piece of sequential art, and compete for prizes.
Participants will not be allowed to use any computer-aided design programs, and all parts of the creative process must occur on the premises.
Entries will be judged by overall artistic value, and style, and separated by age categories. The judging panel will consist of librarians, support staff, graphic novel enthusiasts, and comic book store owners. Pre-registration is required. Some basic supplies will be furnished by the library, with participants furnishing other supplies. Upon pre-registration, a list of supplies will be given.
For more information or to register, call (225) 756-1140.
Dr. Susan Weinstein, an associate professor of English at LSU, will lead a readers and writers book discussion at the Carver Branch, 720 Terrace St., at 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24. Weinstein is the author of Feel These Words: Writing in the Lives of Urban Youth. For more information, call (225) 389-7440.
In celebration of Talk Like a Pirate Day, children ages 6-8 will listen to the story Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs by Giles Andreae at 5 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, at the Jones Creek Regional Branch, 6222 Jones Creek Road.
After the story, each child will make their own pirate sword.
For more information or to register, call (225) 756-1160.
Book clubs:
•Bluebonnet Book Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the Bluebonnet Regional branch, 9200 Bluebonnet Boulevard. Members will discuss The Heart is a Lonely Hunter by Carson McCullers.
•Like it ... or Not Book Club will meet at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at Pride-Chaneyville Branch, 13600 Pride-Port Hudson Road. Members will discuss Life's a Beach by Claire Cook.
•Zachary Teen Book Club will meet at 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Zachary Branch, 1900 Church St. The September selection is Assassin by Grace Cavendish. For more information or to register, call (225) 658-1870.
Livingston Parish Library
Young Writers Club will meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20, at Denham Springs-Walker Branch, 8101 U.S. 190 in Denham Springs. The club is open to anyone between the ages of 10 and 17. The goal of the club is to write for both publication and performance. Young writers are encouraged to explore their writing interests and develop their voice and style through exciting collaborative activities.
For more information about the Young Writer's Club, call the library at (225) 665-8118.
Book clubs:
•Teen Book Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, at Denham Springs-Walker Branch, 8101 U.S. 190 in Denham Springs. Members will discuss Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater. The club is open to teens in 6th through 12th grade and hosted by the branch's Teen Advisory Board. The club will also participate in activities and trivia games as well as suggest books for future discussions. Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact the library at (225) 665-8118.
Cover 2 Cover Book Club will meet 5-6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20, at Albany-Springfield branch, 26941 La. 43, Hammond. Cover 2 Cover Tween Book Club wants new members. Come to this meeting to discuss the first half of A Tale of Two Castles by Gail Carson Levine. Cover 2 Cover is a book club for tweens between 8 and 12. Interested in signing up? Contact the library at (225) 567-1441 to join this new reading group and reserve a copy of the book.
Eclectic Book Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20, at Denham Springs-Walker branch, 8101 U.S. 190 in Denham Springs. Members will discuss A Glimpse of Paradise by Miriam Bensman.
Lafayette Public Library
If you like to read mysteries, join South Regional Sleuths Mystery Book Club at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20, at the South Regional Library, 6101 Johnston St. in Lafayette. Members will discuss The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by C. Alan Bradley.
The Friends Book Sale will be 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, Sept. 20-21, and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, at the Heymann Performing Arts and Convention Center Ballroom, 1373 S. College Road in Lafayette.
LSU Readers & Writers will present "The State of Writing" at 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18, at the LSU Music School Recital Hall. The event will feature a talk about teaching by LSU's Dr. Susan Weinstein and a reading by State Poet Laureate Julie Kane as well as performances by the 2011 Baton Rouge Youth Slam Team.
Admission is free.
Fertel to speak
Rien T. Fertel, a bi-coastal south Louisianian from St. Martinville and New Orleans, is bringing his creativity and expertise in south Louisiana culture, particularly its history of cuisine to the Heritage Lecture series of the Foundation for Historical Louisiana (FHL) on Thursday, Sept. 22, at the Old Governor's Mansion in Baton Rouge.
His presentation, titled "From Wild Vines to Creole Feasts: The History of New Orleans through its Food,"' retells the story of New Orleans, from settlement to today, through the city's food ways, focusing on the untold role of food in several of the city's familiar historical events.
Fertel is working on a doctorate degree in history at Tulane University, where he also teaches. He is also pursuing research projects in Creole literature and Creole food and its culture. He splits his time between New Orleans and St. Martinville.
The lecture is free to FHL members and $10 for guests. A reception, hosted by Calandro's Fine Cellars, will be held at 6 p.m. and the lecture begins at 6:30 p.m.
Women's Week Event
Women's Week and BREC's Baton Rouge Gallery Sundays@4 are working together to sponsor a reading and panel discussion by five local female writers on the topic of "The Good Old Girls' Network: Women Writers on Women Connecting (or Disconnecting)."
Each of the women will read a 10-minute original writing on the topic of the types of relationships that women experience over the course of their lives. This free event, which is one of the 221 activities of the 2011 Women! A Week-Long Celebration, takes place 4-6 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 18, at the Baton Rouge Gallery, 1515 Dalrymple Drive.
Readers will include Renee Bacher, Claire Boudreaux Bateman, Ronlyn Domingue, Ava Leavell Haymon and Andrea Neighbours.
Multilingual open mic
Casa Azul Gifts, 232 Martin Luther King Drive in Grand Coteau, hosts a Multilingual Open Mic at 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22. This free event features poems, songs and stories performed in different languages. Perhaps you speak Spanish, French, Vietnamese or Bambara? Read a poem, share a song, or tell a story. Feel free to participate, or just come to listen and enjoy the variety of music and poetry. Open mic hosted by Norris Fontenot.
The event is appropriate for all ages. The Multilingual Open Mic is sponsored by The Festival of Words Cultural Arts Collective and Frederick L'Ecole Des Arts.
For more information contact Patrice at (337) 662-1032 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Free lecture
AIA New Orleans is joining Tulane School of Architecture to present the Fall 2011 Urban Innovations Series at Thomson Hall, room 201, Tulane School of Architecture, 6823 St. Charles Ave. in New Orleans. The next installment in this series will feature David Smith of the Affordable Housing Institute discussing "Turning Slums Into Assets." The event begins at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 19, and lasts an hour and a half.
Annabelle Armstrong, author of Historic Neighborhoods of Baton Rouge, will speak and sign copies of her book at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 19, at a meeting of the John James Audubon Chapter at the East Baton Rouge Library Bluebonnet branch, 9200 Bluebonnet Blvd.
David Gessner, author of The Tarball Chronicles: A Journey Beyond The Oiled Pelican And Into The Heart Of The Gulf Oil Spill, will sign copies of his book at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20, at Octavia Books, 513 Octavia St. in New Orleans.
Robert Franek, author of The Best 376 Colleges, 2012, will sign copies of his book at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 21, at Maple Street Book Shop, 7523 Maple St. in New Orleans.
Neal Pollack, author of Stretch: The Unlikely Making Of A Yoga Dude, will sign copies of his book at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22, at Octavia Books, 513 Octavia St. in New Orleans.
Musical duo Trout Fishing in America will perform songs and read from their newly released book/CD, Chicken Joe Forgets Something Important, at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23, at Barnes & Noble Perkins Rowe, 7707 Bluebonnet Blvd.
Rexanne Becnel and June Shaw, authors of The Thief's Only Child and Deadly Reunion, respectively, will sign copies of their book in a joint appearance 1-3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at Garden District Book Shop, 2727 Prytania St. in New Orleans.
Sandra Mizell, author of Live! You Didn't Die!, will sign copies of her book 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Bible and Book Center, 4242 Government St.
Items for Book Events were provided by The State Library of Louisiana, East Baton Rouge Parish Library, Livingston Parish Library, Lafayette Public Library, Foundation for Historical Louisiana, Baton Rouge Gallery, LSU Readers & Writers, Casa Azul and AIA New Orleans.


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Just as the graceful trillium is a rarity, Seven Springs' Trillium Spa is a sanctuary unlike any other. Ideal for first-time and veteran spa-goers, Trillium is the perfect place to escape the stress and commotion of everyday life. Inspired by the beauty, delicacy and rarity of this exceptional flower, Trillium is the place to relax, unwind and renew. Come up and rejuvenate your mind, body and spirit. Embrace the ultimate in relaxation and immerse yourself in the tranquil surroundings. After indulging in the luxurious intuitive care menu, you will be refreshed and re-energized.
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We stayed in the 4th building on the 8th floor over-looking the valley in a studio. It was a great view! It took us a little longer to get our room and they didn't have the room that we originally booked so they upgraded us. ( we were skiing so there was no rush to get into our room) The staff was friendly and the shuttle was very quick. The rooms were cozy and I loved having a balcony and little kitchen area. It also had a great big bathtub in its own room which was a little strange but it was nice after a long day of skiing. It was so quiet! The last place we stayed at we could hear everything but it was so peaceful and quiet, we had a great night sleep in our comfy bed! The parking was a little tricky and navigating around the actual resort was a little strange and hard to get around. The room was a little dated but it was cozy. There wasn't a fireplace but the thermostat worked well and it didn't get too stuffy or hot. The bathtub room was very 80s but it was actually really nice and very much needed after a long day.
Great ski instructor, took two lessons. Very good teacher Need better early breakfast food service
It has nice amenities. Pools and hot tubs were nice. Unfortunately the lady who checked us in was very rude. We were the only ones checking in and she could not be bothered. The buildings look run down and older. The worst thing was that the interior was dirty. Lots of stains on hallway carpet and in the room. Looks like they aren't cleaned regularly. We were disappointed with the facilities for the price.
Location was great. Just blocks from downtown. Shuttle service was very handy. Easy access to lifts and slopes, just out the back door. Staff at hotel were very nice and equipment rental folks were helpful. There for two days and longer would have been even better and will stay with them again. Met all our expectations. No unpleasant issues.
the location simply cant be beat. we grabbed our gear and walked about 300ft to the chair lift, strapped in, and we were off and running. obscenely expensive considering the facilities. the entire building is stuck in the 70's and 80's. needs a remodel badly! awful furniture. beds/mattresses were uncomfortable and lumpy. poor shower pressure. toilets and sinks all clogged multiple times during our stay. no mini bar. the living room had blinds from the 80s that didnt even keep light out, so it was extremely bright first thing in the morning. patio had snow built up on it when we checked in, called maintenance to fix it, never happened. the cleaning staff literally does not speak 1 word of english. not even 1 word, like hello. nothing. paid $1500/night for a 2 bedroom suite during long weekend, not worth even 1/3 of that. only 1 elevator servicing each building frrom the A-Lobby. huge lines of people waiting for elevators following the ski day. extremely slow and inefficient.
5 min walk to the slopes. The place was a tad run down and needs some renovations. The photographs of the rooms and amenities were a bit deceiving. Most staff was a bit off-putting and didn't seem very friendly. They mentioned recycling but had no bin or bag in our room under the sink like they mentioned. None of the information was very clear as to where to wait for the shuttle, where certain amenities were, etc. You would think the front desk would do a quick briefing on the map and amenities while you checked in but they did not.
Ski in, ski out convenience. choice of dining options. Free equipment locker. Free shuttle into downtown. Decent pool and hot tub facilities. Super expensive for holiday weekend. Rooms outdated. Food overpriced.
most confusing hotel set up - got lost getting from the parking garage to our hotel after the first 3 lots we were directed to were full the shower in the middle of the room was a bit odd and uncomfortable we were woken up Saturday morning by a cement truck nothing special that would make me want to come back here - all just okay
The rooms are always nice and the hot tubs are great! Our room was either too hot or too cold and the bed was pretty lumpy and uncomfortable. Probably not the best bed I've ever slept in.
Ski in/out was the best ever. Run their own shuttle. Have local free ski storage. Nice staff. Probably some of the best pizza in Breck at the deli shop on Copper Top 2. And one of the best values for saving money on food. Expected, but the parking garage is an additional $10 a day. The internet was 0.25 mbs, which is terrible for a young couple who typically stream movies during the evening. We couldn't even browse facebook is was so slow.
Tons of space! 2 floors in our suite. Whole kitchen. really enjoyed the layout! Super confusing layout and signage. Hard to figure out where you are going!
You can step out and be on the Peak 9 lifts in minutes. You are 5-10 min walk to Main St/Park which has lots of nice places. In addition, theres a free shuttle to town, which we used to go to an amazing restaurant and then called and were picked up within minutes! The suite interior was nice, with a fireplace and everything we needed to cook There is a 1970's vibe going on in the lodge I didn't expect to be an annoyance to me...but being just an average skier, and with the price of a 1bd suite approaching Four Seasons prices, I really expected a lot more.
Unit was very spacious. It was nice to have separate bedrooms, bathrooms and a kitchen. Older fixtures and furniture in unit.
Free bus to lifts stops on property, ski right down to the condo.
I liked the privacy and comfort of the apartment. It was clean, well stocked, and ideal for a long weekend getaway. Our room faced the parking lot so sometimes you could hear people out of our window.
The condo was great, clean and roomy. It was a close walk to everywhere. The early check out time at 10am, other than that. It's a great place.
Short walk to the snowflake lift. They let me park in the lot before and after checkout so I didn't have to pay Breck prices to park. Got to enjoy the April storm all weekend! Great stay, super friendly folks at the front desk. You have to take out your trash at the end of your stay, but the dumpster is super close by.
The size of the condo and everything that was in the condo for our use. The location was great only a block from Main Street. Bed was very comfortable. Having to walk up the stairs.
Great location for summer or winter at Brek! Near the river walk and main st. Just around the corner from the peak 9 base.
Booking and arrangements were great and the staff were very helpful and prompt. Walking up five flights of stairs, but it got easier each day!
We walked, hiked, rested and cooked great meals. The kitchen had more than enough tools to prepare great meals, The bed was amazing! The furnishings were very comfortable. The fireplace wasn't working so we called and maintenance came within the hour and it worked perfectly. All around awesome stay! We had to go home.
Location was great. Spacious 48 steps up was the sacrifice. Comforters needed to be updated also the sheets.
Ski in / out. The lodge is minutes away from the city lift and convenient to resturants and nightspots. Parking is underground. Staff is very professional and helpful
The Mountain Thunder Lodge is a terrific place to stay for skiiers. It is a short walk to the gondola which accesses several ski mountains. Best of all, one can ski directly to the Lodge at the end of the day. And at the end of the day, the outside hot tubs were fantastic. Service was terrific. The staff was always very courteous and diligent. Their vans will shuttle you anywhere in town, so conveniently. I normally don't tip at hotels but left a generous tip for the cleaning person because our condo was always so well attended to. When we ski again at Breckenridge, we will definitely stay there. It is first-class!
I visited in August with my family and this hotel was a great value at that time of year! The nightly rate for a 2BR condo was comparable to a regular hotel room. The room was beautifully decorated, modern/rustic with large rooms and a full kitchen. The beds were very comfortable with nice linens. There were three hot tubs and an outdoor swimming pool, gas BBQ grills and beautiful landscaping around the property. There was no air conditioning, but with daily high temps of 70 degrees, this wasn't an issue. There is a laundry room on each floor with free washer/dryer use. Maid service comes every day, which was a nice surprise at a condo. Hotel staff is super friendly and helpful. It's a walk of a block to the Breck-Connect gondola and a block to get to Main Street. Can't say enough positive things about this hotel.
We went there on our Spring Break from March 9th through the 19, 2012. It was like having our own private chalet. the staff was extremely friendly and provided all kinds of insight on where to eat and where to hike. We look forward to skiing there again.
My family stayed in one of the townhomes in August 2007 and had a positive experience. The townhomes are privately owned and are in a booking pool through the hotels. The townhome had two bedrooms, fireplace, two bathrooms, complete kitchen and livingroom/dining room area, and garage. The accomofations were clean and very comfortable. There is also a patio backing up to a wooded area. The hotel has a lovely pool area with ahot tub. The hotel is about a 2 block walk to town but while you are on the grounds you feel very secluded. The only negative point, if there was one, is the side where are townhome was located is below a road leading up to the mountain, which made it a litte noisy at night. We are considering retruning in July 2009.
Great place. Comfortable, easy walk to town. Across the street from gondola for winter skiing. Newer and well kept.
Beautiful place. We were on our own and really had no need of staff other than housekeeping. Good value and great location and ease of access to Breckenridge shopping and dining. It would have been nicer to have a more comfortable bed and sheets; which were like sleeping on paper on a hospital table. Did not like that we did not have a method of controlling temperature in the room; thus having to leave the windows open at night made for a very noisy night being right against a major road and bus depot. (air conditioning would have been nice; even though it is chilling most evening; it was not during our stay) So a nights rest was not something we were able to obtain. If we had been planning an extended stay; we would have only needed to supply food. All ammenties in the full kitchen were there. Even the corkscrew for a bottle of wine to be shared on the balcony.
We loved our stay at Mountain Thunder. The condo was lovely and spacious, and we particularly enjoyed the daily maid service and shuttle to EVERYTHING in town. You could literally park in the underground garage and never move your car during the entire stay. Front desk personnel were extremely helpful and the ski locker-included-in-stay was so convenient. Excellent location at base of Peak 8 with a ski-in feature that was great for the last run of the day. We'll definitely be going back to Mountain Thunder!
We had two families staying in the 2 bedroom condos. Both were comfortable clean and perfect for what we needed for summer week's stay. Staff was extremely friendly and accomodating. Room was cleaned daily. The location in Breck is excellent for getting to Main Street, about 3-4 blocks away. Also, 2 blocks from the grocery store, and one block from the Peak 8 Gondola. Appears to be a ski-in location during the winter. Free shuttle will pick you up around town. We didn't move our car while we were there because we could either walk through town and back or take the shuttle. The only cons are minor: $20 'resort fee' per day adds up, limited covered parking (in the Winter), I would prefer nicer kitchen utensils, and small TV in our rooms (other condo had flat screens).
One Ski HIll Place - Rock Resort is 'out of this world'...the accomodations were superb. Kitchen was fully equipped, right down to a wisk. The staff was friendly; remembered our names; helped us with all of our gear, etc. One of the best features of the resort is where it is located: right at the peak. No hassle getting to and from the mountain. We loved it!
We loved the place. Staff was great, location could not be beat. Our kids had a wonderful time at the Fun Park right outside our door!
Right at the base of the mountain. Great lift access!
Quick check-in, hot tubs, pool, location Noise. Had a baby with us and the way the halls are designed put a door for another room by our wall. No room service. Forced valet parking.
This is an older hotel that has been updated, but not recently. The decor looks to be about ten years old. But it was clean and had new linens. The location of the hotel is second to none. It is an easy one minute walk to the base of Peak 9, and a three minute walk to Main Street's shops and restaurants. Additionally, there is a shuttle stop just outside the front door. The bathrooms are very small. So small, that you must step into the bathtub or squeeze into the six inches next to the toilet in order to close the bathroom door. Additionally, the entire hotel runs out of hot water during what the hotel's engineer called the "shower hour", which was around 4-5pm when many skiers came back to the hotel after a day of skiing.
Everything was great. Kids and our family really had a good time. All of the staff we came in contact with were good. On a couple of occasions I went looing for the luggage carrier and none were available.
Location was great, accommodations were great & staff were great. Nowhere on my reservation did it mention another $29 to be collected at hotel. May need to reconsider staying again if there are hidden fees not documented when reserving a room online.
Location was great right by the city center. Everyone was incredibly friendly as well. I found the valet service to be incredibly frustrating and really wish it was optional rather than required. We would have to wait up to 20 minutes until vehicle which included trying to find someone to get the vehicle.
Good proximity to town center. Easy walking distance to retail. Beware of hidden fees that aren't included with your booking. They hit me with a resort fee separately from the included fees paid with the booking to cover this. No A/C in the room of a south and west facing unit. Got extremely warm in the afternoon sun.
I was billed an additional $60 for my two day stay that was not included in the price I paid thru Kayak.
Mini kitchen is awsome. Full oven/range plus microwave and fridge. Love it. Had to change rooms in middle of stay because "owner" had come in last minute. Annoying at worst, staff completely moved us while we were at lunch and took care of the worst of it. Got a bottle of wine out of the inconvenience. Worst part is that latest allowed check out is 12 noon, while you can only ever be guaranteed a 4pm check in. How is that possible when hotels like Hampton, Hilton, Marriott, etc., have their act together much better?
Perfect home away from home! Clean and cozy studio apparat meant.
Staff was friendly and facilities were well maintained. No complaints.
Great location, friendly staff. I have stayed here a few times and even with the few minor drawbacks I would recommend the resort to others. They do charge an extra fee when you get there which is not disclosed when purchasing via Kayak. They require you to valet your vehicle since it is a private garage which could add to your time to come and go. For me that was not a problem since I was able to walk almost everywhere I wanted to go. I stayed in the summer and the room I was given was quite warm since there was no A/C but I just opened a window and it cooled off. Since this hotel is primarily occupied in the winter for ski season I guess that isn't a high priority.
Great location, easy access to Main Street shopping and dining. Very nice pool/hot tub facilities with a view of the small lake. Clean rooms and nice having a kitchen and dining area. The bed was SO small, not really even a queen and it was extremely uncomfortable. 4 pm check in time is too late in my opinoin. 3 is bad enough!
Was not happy that the check in clerk ran my debit card for $100 without first asking my permission.
Location A bit noisey from neighboring sallons at night.
Perfect ski condos. Location and amenities are ideal for a family ski property. Walking distance to main street, lifts, restaurants etc. Well maintained facilities. Have to go outside or wak through parking garage to get to front desk, fitness facility, hot tubs, etc. No big deal. Just would be nice to have some sort of connection.
Cannot think of any thing that I really liked Was given rediculous direction to our room from the front desk.
Location: walking distance (5min) to Quicksilver chairlift and directly at Main street with shops and restaurants. Free shuttle service to everywhere in town; free DVD rentals. Studios are big engough for 2 people, nice large bathroom No daily roomservice; amenities, towels, coffee has been asked for (but then you get it immediately); fitness center on side but not in the best "condition" and nobody who takes care during training hours, So people walk around and train in normal boots. Alos an disadvantage: people have to walk through the fitness to use the outdoor hot tubes (so carpet gets wet..); missed a bar to meet people after skiing.
This is right on Main Street and could not have a better location Cold water shower on the second day with no compensation. This is something I have only experienced on the edge of civilization in third world countries. Terrible. Staff was using the elevator to move supplies between floors at the stated check-out time and would not let us on. Very poor supervision by maintenance services management.
Location View Price Fire Place/Kitchen
Good location, nice view, plenty of room and an adequate garage. We had a problem with the heating system (the baseline register was going ull blast, so it was quite hot) and it took 3 days to get the problem resolved. We had three evenings where we lost sleep because it was so hot in the condo.
Room wasn't ready at 930pm when we were trying to check in with our child. Check out time is noon so there is plenty of time to get it cleaned. There were several other people whose rooms were also not ready at that time.
The location. Our bed was horrible. Outside hot tubs were small and the Jets didn't work on one of them. Our shower leaked on the floor and the sink in the bathroom was all chipped up. The decor was very dated. Carpet looked stained. The free DVD machine didn't work.
Gym under repair. Windows wouldn't open, no fan and no wipes to clean machines.
Very large bathroom, especially considering it was an efficiency Dining area was too small
Very comfortable and well appointed room. Slightly dated but in a nice way. Big comfortable chairs and fantastic older style well provided kitchen. Car Park entrance is tight, but ok once you get used to it!
The location. The tiny room was incredibly hot in the summer. The staff was unfriendly and unaccomodating. Parking was a hassle, and the decor was dated and musty.
The location was great! A very short walk to the quaint downtown for shopping and eating. Close to the 4 o clock run and shuttle for the slopes. Beds were comfortable. Room was small for two beds, not much room to spread out or unpack. A little noisy at times. Hot tubs were crowded.


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Reader: Hard to Beat Denver's Simple, Mexican Street-Style Tacos
A taco at the now-closed Moontower Tacos.
The news that Moontower Tacos had closed last week struck some fans hard — but others aren't going to miss the place. Says Steve:
I was excited to see them open. Stopped in to find not one single option without cilantro. For someone who loves tacos and Mexican food in general, that was a slap in the face and I never went back.
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You're in luck: We're celebrating tacos in the print edition of Westword and on the web all week; watch for Mark Antonation's first piece later this morning. In the meantime, we'd like to know where you go when you get a hankering for street tacos. Which carts, trucks and walk-ups should be the taco the town?
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Its great to find pieces we love, but even better when they're sold for affordable prices. Here is a great example of that wonderful feeling of finding gorgeous, inexpensive pieces, as well as a few awesome tips on how to mix and match bold prints to create a chic, cohesive outfit that is perfect for many occasions. Sian tells us more:
I was insanely excited when I heard that Marimekko was collaborating and designing a line for Target; I love their bold, graphic prints. I featured this Marimekko skirt and top when they designed a line for Banana Republic some time ago and this skirt remains one of my favorite pieces I have ever owned…
I stalked out the line on Target's website knowing that it would sell out pretty quickly. I had my eye on the shorts I am featuring in this post, and any of the palazzo pants. I ended up with both! The palazzo pants run slightly small, so I need to lose a couple lbs to fit into them, but the shorts worked perfectly. I did a little print mixing, and can't wait to rock these shorts all summer. They are still available!
Some people complained about the quality of this line. I disagree with those reviews – the material is perfectly lightweight for summer, you are getting the Marimekko designer print, and, um, this is from Target at a great price point – you can't pay $19.99 and expect the same quality level of a $300 garment. The materials are purposefully breathable and lightweight – it's a summer line!
I played with the print by adding a simple striped blouse from LOFT. I love mixing prints…if you missed my previous posts on how to do it, here are my tips…
- Make sure one color repeats in every piece of the outfit.
- Mix polka dots and stripes – it's a really easy way to start mixing prints. Using black and white also makes it really easy!
- Blend small prints with larger-scale ones. Two prints of equal scale can be overwhelming.
- Don't get print crazy – stick with mixing two to three prints max, this includes your accessories – keep it simple. Try using solid colored accessories like a clutch or oversized necklace or belt to anchor the outfit.
- Use monochromatic colors with different prints.
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Yesterday the euro fell to one-week low against the dollar after an index of German business confidence unexpectedly fell in September, adding to signs that the euro zone debt crisis hinders the region's economy.
The single currency continued its five-day decline against the yen after German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande were unable to agree on the start time of a single regulator of the banking sector in the eurozone. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande In the last weekend of negotiations failed to agree on the start time of a single regulator of the banking sector in the eurozone. F.Olland stands for "as quickly as possible activation" controller, while Merkel rejects those calls.
IFO institute in Munich said its business climate index fell again, registering with the fifth consecutive drop in a row.
The Australian dollar weakened on speculation that growth in China, which is its biggest trading partner, is deteriorating. According to the head of the National Development and Reform Commission Zhang Ping downward pressure on the economy of the Asian countries is increasing, the problems in Europe are still in the phase of 'high risk', and the global economic recovery is "rough."
The yen strengthened against all major currencies amid falling stocks triggering a series of stop orders in the market, which accelerated the overall decline observed.
In accordance with the released data, Japan's economy back on the road to recovery. At the same time, the Bank of Japan unexpectedly increased its asset purchase fund to 55 trillion yen ($ 710 billion).
The New Zealand dollar fell on speculation that the differences between the leaders of the eurozone could cause a negative impact on growth prospects, leading to a decline in demand for higher-yielding assets.
Asian session: The 17-nation euro failed to rally after a five-day drop against the yen
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Casa com ar-condicionado central, à beira-mar com vista para praia privada. Recentemente remodelado cozinha com armários de carvalho, bancada stIlestone, juntamente com armários de cozinha totalmente equipada .. Ótimo local para esportes aquáticos e natação noite do sol caminhadas. Desfrute as magníficas vistas sobre Buzzards Bay e Cape Cod Canal. 3 quartos, acomoda 5, 1 cama king size, duas gêmeas, uma de solteiro e dois banheiros completos com tanto banheira e chuveiro combinação.
My family and I stayed during a week in the summer and had a very enjoyable stay. The house was very clean and the rental owners were extremely pleasant to deal with and very helpful with any of our needs. The view of the canal was a nice change from the usual Cape Cod beach scenes.
The only thing we didn't anticipate was the how fra it was to many things. Although we were told it was residential, it was more off the beaten path then we thought it would be.But if that is what you are looking for then this is an ideal place.
This is truly a "home away from home" with all of the accouterments one one would need, and it's as clean as a whistle! What a relaxing treat to sit in the kitchen and view the ocean traffic as one sips morning coffee! In addition, it's lovely to sit on the patio, sipping a glass of wine and "catching up", or reading a novel. Owner, Sue, is very accommodating and helpful, if/when needed. This is truly a "heaven on earth" finding, as I have been renting in Pocasset for many years, and this is the best! The home and views, along with the accommodations and people met, have been the best these past two years. It is close to favorite restaurants, fish markets, beaches and everything one would enjoy. I hope to return next year! Kudos to Sue!!!
This is our 4th year vacationing at this beautiful waterfront property. Everything is provided for you by the owner, all you need is your clothes and whatever groceries you would like! The owner is gracious, welcoming and very attentive to your needs. When we arrived the grill was not working properly and within one hour a new one arrived! The home is clean and updated and is close to restaurants, shopping and attractions. It is so relaxing sitting on the patio around a large table just looking out onto the water. You walk down a manicured lawn to a short set of steps that deposit you on a sandy beach. On a rainy day you can watch a large screened tv with dvd player. There are even games provided to play with the kids. I would highly recommend this property as a vacation rental, it is comefortable and even on the hottest days you can turn on the central air or get a beautiful breeze with the windows opened. This is a little gem not to be missed. Joanne, Branford, Ct
We just returned from a wonderful cape cod vacation. The home we rented was located in a beautiful setting on the water. It was private, clean, quiet and had everything necessary for eating at home. We loved sitting outside watching the sailboats! These pictures provided by the owner are exactly what you see from the patio.
The only drawback was that it was located in a rather remote area that made it easy to get on and off the Bourne Bridge (10 minutes) but meant we had to drive 20-25 minutes for some Mashpee Commons shopping! It was worth it!
I stayed here, along with my mother, sister, and dog, for 4 days in mid-September 2010.
There was a miscommunication in booking the place. Although I specifically asked in my e-mail for FRIDAY-MONDAY and the calendar showed half day availability on Friday, it wasn't until after Sue wrote and said those dates would be fine that she wrote me back and said I could not arrive until Saturday. I'm not sure how that happened, but I was able to alter my plans and still come. I will say that Sue was very prompt in responding to any e-mail inquiries I had.
We arrived and she was not home, but had left the key just as she said. The place was quite charming. Very clean, nice layout, new kitchen. The TV in the living room is one of those old-type large screen box-on-wheels that have horrible picture quality, but we weren't there to watch TV so that didn't really bother us. Sue left a welcome note with instructions/rules. One of which says to contact her upon arrival and she would show us the beach. We called. She didn't call back until the next day. Of course, we went out on our own to the beach, which is VERY small, but has nice sand and is private and quiet. The house isn't exactly beachfront, it is a guest house which sits behind and between two larger houses, so that the view is partially obscured and you have to walk a minute to get to the water. The wireless internet wasn't working and the outside light was not working, so we called again. Since she didn't respond until the next morning, we had to fumble around in the pitch dark upon returning from dinner that night. When she did call back, she woke me up on a Sunday morning, and said she had had a medical emergency and had to leave unexpectedly. She said her daughter lived nearby and would stop by to change the lightbulb and check the internet router. She did stop by, to drop off a lightbulb (I guess we were supposed to levitate to change the bulb 10 feet off the ground outside) and said the router was indeed "on", but it still did not work. When I once again called Sue, she apologized, but said she knew nothing of computers and since the router was ON, it must be something wrong on our end. My mother is a computer programmer and my sister is a library media specialist, all of us had wireless devices not working, but yet it must be a problem on our end. That never did get fixed, we never even saw Sue, but we did enjoy ourselves anyway. If those problems were fixed, I'd recommend staying here.
My wife, daughter, son in law, our dogs and I rented the cottage this past week ( June 5th through the 12th). First, Sue (the owner) was extremely friendly, consistantly asking us if we needed anything. Thank you Sue!!!!
We enjoyed our stay as it was private, CLEAN, and well appointed. The beach area was very close and the view of the water from the kitchen was my fovorite spot in the morning.
We will be back!!
Again, thanks Sue for your hospitality!!!!
Jamie and Ginger
Se você está procurando uma casa de férias no oceano, que oferece natação, canoagem, andar de bicicleta, correr, ou simplesmente relaxar em seu pátio de tijolos com vista para o oceano, este é o lugar para você. Perto de Falmouth, pegar o ferry para Vinhedo de Martha, 30 minutos para Hyannis e tomar fast ferry para Nantucket ou somente uma hora de carro de Boston, Newport e Providence Airport. Venha desfrutar de todo o charme que Cape Cod e Nova Inglaterra tem para oferecer. Há muitos bons restaurantes, bem como um grande supermercado com porta para entregas porta para todas as suas necessidades.
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Discovery Communications, Inc. (DISCA) Coverage Initiated by Analysts at Wells Fargo & Company
Stock analysts at Wells Fargo & Company began coverage on shares of Discovery Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:DISCA) in a research note issued on Thursday, The Fly reports. The firm set a "market perform" rating on the stock.
Several other research analysts also recently weighed in on DISCA. Cowen and Company restated a "hold" rating and issued a $29.00 price target on shares of Discovery Communications in a research note on Tuesday, July 11th. Royal Bank Of Canada set a $32.00 target price on Discovery Communications and gave the company a "buy" rating in a research report on Monday, June 12th. ValuEngine downgraded Discovery Communications from a "buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a research report on Friday, June 2nd. Deutsche Bank AG reiterated a "hold" rating and set a $30.00 target price (down from $32.00) on shares of Discovery Communications in a research report on Friday, July 14th. Finally, Moffett Nathanson reiterated a "sell" rating on shares of Discovery Communications in a research report on Friday, June 9th. Six investment analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, fifteen have given a hold rating and one has given a buy rating to the company. The stock has an average rating of "Hold" and an average price target of $28.63.
Shares of Discovery Communications (DISCA) opened at 27.18 on Thursday. Discovery Communications has a one year low of $23.95 and a one year high of $30.25. The stock has a 50 day moving average of $26.19 and a 200 day moving average of $27.44. The stock has a market cap of $12.04 billion, a P/E ratio of 14.22 and a beta of 1.60.
Discovery Communications (NASDAQ:DISCA) last released its quarterly earnings results on Tuesday, May 9th. The company reported $0.41 EPS for the quarter, missing the Thomson Reuters' consensus estimate of $0.49 by $0.08. Discovery Communications had a net margin of 17.50% and a return on equity of 23.67%. The business had revenue of $1.61 billion for the quarter, compared to analysts' expectations of $1.63 billion. During the same period in the previous year, the company earned $0.46 EPS. Discovery Communications's revenue for the quarter was up 3.3% compared to the same quarter last year. On average, analysts forecast that Discovery Communications will post $2.26 EPS for the current year.
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In other Discovery Communications news, Director Paul A. Gould sold 8,832 shares of the company's stock in a transaction that occurred on Wednesday, May 10th. The stock was sold at an average price of $25.98, for a total value of $229,455.36. Following the completion of the sale, the director now directly owns 188,676 shares in the company, valued at $4,901,802.48. The transaction was disclosed in a legal filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which is accessible through the SEC website. Also, insider Bruce Campbell sold 9,283 shares of the company's stock in a transaction that occurred on Thursday, June 15th. The stock was sold at an average price of $26.43, for a total value of $245,349.69. The disclosure for this sale can be found here. 5.78% of the stock is owned by insiders.
Several hedge funds and other institutional investors have recently bought and sold shares of the stock. Mn Services Vermogensbeheer B.V. boosted its position in Discovery Communications by 5.8% in the first quarter. Mn Services Vermogensbeheer B.V. now owns 3,915 shares of the company's stock valued at $106,000 after buying an additional 215 shares in the last quarter. Daiwa Securities Group Inc. boosted its stake in Discovery Communications by 24.7% in the first quarter. Daiwa Securities Group Inc. now owns 4,540 shares of the company's stock worth $132,000 after buying an additional 900 shares during the period. Acadian Asset Management LLC purchased a new stake in Discovery Communications during the first quarter worth about $134,000. Ameritas Investment Partners Inc. purchased a new stake in Discovery Communications during the first quarter worth about $182,000. Finally, Feltz Wealth PLAN Inc. purchased a new stake in Discovery Communications during the first quarter worth about $189,000. 44.21% of the stock is currently owned by institutional investors.
About Discovery Communications
Discovery Communications, Inc (Discovery) is a global media company. The Company provides content across multiple distribution platforms, including pay-television (pay-TV), free-to-air (FTA) and broadcast television, Websites, digital distribution arrangements and content licensing agreements. Its segments include U.S.
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