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Call of the Wildman is an American reality television series that airs on the Animal Planet network. The second season of the series is currently airing. The show follows the exploits of Kentucky woodsman Ernie Brown, Jr., nicknamed "The Turtleman". Aided by his friend, Neal James, and his dog, Lolly, Brown operates a nuisance animal removal business, catching the animals without harming them and releasing them back into the wild. The series is primarily filmed near Brown's Lebanon, Kentucky, home.
Brown began catching snapping turtles from ponds near his home at the age of 7. He came to the attention of Animal Planet producers in part after an episode of Kentucky Educational Television's Kentucky Afield series that featured his bare-handed turtle-catching techniques was posted on YouTube and went viral. After personally visiting Brown and doing some initial filming, network executives decided to produce a 12-episode season of the series with the working title The Turtleman of Wild Kentucky. The title was soon changed to Call of the Wildman, a reference to Brown's distinctive yell that punctuates his actions throughout the series. The series was Animal Planet's most watched program in the fourth quarter of 2011 and was renewed for a second, 16-episode series that began airing in June 2012.
Call of the Wildman has been compared to other reality series featuring individuals from the Southern United States such as Billy the Exterminator, Swamp People, and Rocket City Rednecks. Because it depicts Brown's spartan existence in the backwoods of Kentucky, some poverty advocacy groups have expressed concerns that it exploits stereotypical views of Southerners as being poorly educated, poorly groomed, and impoverished. Network executive insist, however, that they have received no negative feedback about the program.
Biography of the Ernie Brown Jr. (Turtleman)Edit
Ernie Brown Jr. was born and raised in Kentucky.[1] Sometime later, he and his parents, Ernie Brown, Sr. and Lola Brown, relocated to Marion County.Template:Citation needed Brown told entertainment website The Frisky that, when he was 5 years old, he saw a copy of Rolling Stone laying on a table and asked his grandparents what someone had to do to get on the cover of the magazine.[2] From that moment, he began trying to develop a talent that would render him worthy of appearing on the cover of Rolling Stone.[2]
At age 7, Brown caught his first snapping turtle in order to help feed his impoverished family.[2] He removed the Template:Convert animal from a pond using a bare-handed technique taught to him by his father and his uncle.[1] In 2008, he described the technique to a reporter: "Look for [air] bubble trails, dive on top of them, and it's a tug of war from there."[3] While searching ponds for turtles, he fully extends his arm, holds his hand with the index and pinkie fingers extended and the second and third fingers clenched, and peers through the space between the extended fingers; he says this helps him locate and follow the bubble trails.[4]
At age 17, Brown caught the largest turtle of his life; it weighed almost Template:Convert, and Brown nicknamed it "The Loch Ness Turtle" (an allusion to Scotland's famous Loch Ness Monster).[1] In addition to rescuing animals, Brown simulatenously worked in several blue-collar occupations including work at a lumber yard, a dairy farm, and various construction sites.[1] He explains that he lost some of his teeth in a chainsaw accident, more when he broke his jaw in a vehicle wreck, and some more in a construction-related explosion.[2] His wife, Debbie, left him following these accidents.[2] He told The Frisky, "She told me 'I'm not being married any longer to a guy that's got no teeth.' I didn't take her seriously, but evidently she was serious."[2] Debbie has custody of their two children, daughters Courtney and Megan, and Brown maintains a cordial relationship with them.[2][5]
On the same day that his wife left him, Brown's house was robbed of all his money and his arrowhead collection.[6] Later that day, he began a six-month, self-imposed exile in the woods near his home.[6] "Everyone thought I died in a pond catching turtles," he said.[6] During this time, he familiarized himself with the behaviors of wild animals and honed his survival skills.[7]
In 2006, the Kentucky Educational Television series Kentucky Afield devoted a portion of their weekly hunting and fishing oriented show to Brown and his turtle catching.Template:Citation needed The segment was posted on YouTube and went viral; as of June 2012, it had garnered more than 4 million hits.[8] The video and a similar one posted on the web site of the Lexington Herald-Leader newspaper attracted the attention of television producer Matt Sharp of Sharp Entertainment.[7] Brown relates that, while performing as a sideshow at the Mothman Festival in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, a group of executives from Sharp Entertainment and Animal Planet, who were there on an unrelated assignment, approached him about doing a television show.[9] The executives told Brown that they had been trying to get in touch with him for over a year, but that his fellow performers had refused to deliver their messages to him.[9]
In November 2010, Sharp sent a camera crew to film some of Brown's exploits.[7] After seeing the footage, a producer from Animal Planet visited Brown and challenged him to "entertain [her] for 12 hours".[7] Brown told the Herald-Leader that he took the producer on an outing in which he caught 11 turtles and a catfish.[7] Following the producer's visit, Animal Planet decided to air a series of 12 half-hour episodes featuring Brown.[10] Originally given the working title The Turtleman of Wild Kentucky, the name was changed to Call of the Wildman – a reference to Brown's signature yell.[10][11] Brown describes the yell as "an Indian yell" and explains, "I got a quarter Shawnee and a quarter Cherokee. The other quarter is white man – that's a Yankee, Union – and another quarter is Confederate".[12] In addition, Brown frequently uses the catchphrase "Live action!" during the series.[11] He explains that "'Live action' means there's no faking. People have been calling me fake, and there ain't no fake. Go ahead and try it! We're doing it live action."[11]
Despite his "Turtleman" nickname, Brown catches all types of nuisance animals, including raccoons, skunks, snakes, venomous spiders, and possums.[13] His animal catching technique is designed to protect both himself and the animal from harm.[3] Once he captures an animal, he relocates it to a safer location in the wild.[3] For his services, he typically only receives an amount sufficient to cover the cost of gasoline to drive to and from his destination.[3]
In each episode of Call of the Wildman, Brown is accompanied by his best friend, Neal James, and his dog, Lolly. James serves as the secretary for Brown's business, fielding telephone calls from individuals in need of his services.[1] Lolly has been Brown's pet ever since he rescued her from wandering the streets in the aftermath of a 2009 ice storm.[1] He doesn't know her exact breed, but he believes her to be part Border Collie and part Australian Cattle Dog.[1] Some episodes also feature other friends who help Brown – the so-called "Turtle Team" – including handyman Jake Ison and David "Squirrel" Brady.[14]
A 2012 press release from Animal Planet announced that Call of the Wildman was the network's most popular show in the fourth quarter of 2011, garnering almost 780,000 viewers, and had been renewed for a second season consisting of 16 episodes, including a special episode to air during the network's "Monster Week".[15] The release further noted that, in the second season, the show would film in locations other than Kentucky, naming Louisiana as an example.[14] The episode "Baby Mama Drama", which aired July 8, 2012, set a record for the show's largest audience ever, an estimated 1.6 million, according to the network.[16]
The popularity of Call of the Wildman has prompted Brown's appearance on several television programs, including two visits to The Tonight Show.[5] Shortly after telling his hometown newspaper, the Lebanon Enterprise that he wanted to meet CNN news anchor Anderson Cooper, Brown was invited to appear on an episode of Cooper's show, Anderson Cooper 360°.[5] He told the paper he still has a dream of being on the cover of Rolling Stone.[5]
Associated Press writer Dylan Lovan pointed out that Call of the Wildman was part of a growing number of similarly-themed reality shows that included Animal Planet's Hillbilly Handfishin', A&E's Billy the Exterminator, and History's Mudcats and Swamp People.[8] The Washington Post's Roger Catlin pointed out that many of the shows feature individuals from the Southern United States and include pejorative terms like "redneck" and "hillbilly" in their titles; in addition to "Hillbilly Handfishin'", he cited National Geographic Channel's Rocket City Rednecks and CMT's My Big Redneck Vacation.[17] Lovan noted that "Brown fits the mold of the distinct Southern characters who populate cable TV", noting that he lives in a small home with no television or phone service, is missing his front teeth, and carries a foot-long Bowie knife he nicknamed "Thunder".[8]
Ted Ownby of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture stated that he believes producers of shows such as Call of the Wildman "build on preexisting stereotypes, so they don't need to build characters", and added that "people of the South get frustrated at the narrow range of representations [of them]".[17] Dee Davis, president of the Center for Rural Strategies, expressed his concern that the shows approach "the thin line between an honest documentary and exploitative reality show".[8] Animal Planet president Marjorie Kaplan insisted, "We haven't received any negative response at all" to the show.[17] Commenting on the potential for the show to advance negative stereotypes of Southerners, Animal Planet executive Dawn Sinsel added, "As with all shows that explore a subculture of America that people might not be familiar with, we're careful to make sure that we represent the talent in their true colors and not 'cover up' their natural character. Turtleman likes to catch all types of animals. We hope Ernie's carefree and loyal personality and love of animals will replace any stereotypes."[7] Brown himself commented "You either like the show and watch it, or you don't. I'm not doing anything wrong, just cheering people up."[8]
Re-runs of episodes are enchanced with facts and trivia with behind-the-scenes information, and even additional scenes. These are called "More Live Action" episodes.
Season 1Edit
|Original Air Date
|"The Turtles of Alcatraz Pond"
|October 30, 2011
|"Dirty Jobs"
|November 6, 2011
|"Groundhog Day"
|November 6, 2011
|"Possum Poltergeist"
|November 13, 2011
|"Fort Rattlesnake"
|November 20, 2011
|"Turtle Boot Camp"
|November 20, 2011
|"Trapped Underground"
|November 27, 2011
|"The Snake Pit"
|December 4, 2011
|"Nightmare at Poachers Pond"
|December 11, 2011
|"The Bayou Beast"
|December 18, 2011
|"Danger at the Distillery"
|December 25, 2011
|"Dilapidated Death Trap"
|December 25, 2011
Season 2Edit
|Original Air Date
|"Miner Threat"
|June 3, 2012
|"Killer at Shaker Village"
|June 3, 2012
|"Santa Claws"
|June 10, 2012
|"Beehive Massacre"
|June 10, 2012
|"Speedway Demons"
|June 17, 2012
|"Hell Hog"
|June 24, 2012
|"French Quarter Coyote"
|July 1, 2012
|"Baby Mama Drama"
|July 8, 2012
|"Jaws of Hell"
|July 15, 2012
|"Trailer Park Stink Bomb"
|July 22, 2012
|"Night of the Digging Dead"
|July 29, 2012
|"Sawmill Slasher"
|August 5, 2012
|"Tee'd Off Turtle"
|August 19, 2012
|"Pig Wallow Predator"
|August 26, 2012
|"Killer in the Cavern"
|September 3, 2012
|"Fairground Fiasco"
|September 3, 2012
Remainder to be announced.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 "The Turtleman (Ernie Brown, Jr.) & Friends". Animal Planet
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Gerstein, "Frisky Q&A: Talking Love & Turtles With 'Call Of The Wildman' Star Ernie 'The Turtleman' Brown Jr. "
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Wilson, "The Turtle Man"
- ↑ "The Turtleman", 3:44–4:00
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Lowery, "Turtleman takes on The Big Apple"
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Maples, "There is a reason Ernie Brown Jr. is called Turtleman"
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5 Copely, "The Turtle Man has caught TV's eye"
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 Lovan, "Kentucky man catches snapping turtles, TV audience"
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Soltes, "Live Action: A one-of-a-kind talk with Turtleman from 'Call of the Wildman'"
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Copely, "Animal Planet snaps up Turtle Man"
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Pfeiffer, "Live Action! Our chat with Animal Planet's Turtleman"
- ↑ "The Turtleman", 1:13–1:38
- ↑ "About Call of the Wildman". Animal Planet
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 "Call of the Wildman". Animal Planet
- ↑ "Live Action: Animal Planet Renews Call of the Wildman and Picks Up New Series, North Woods Law". Animal Planet
- ↑ "Animal Planet's Call of the Wildman and Gator Boys Set Record Highs Over the Weekend". Animal Planet
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 Catlin, "Y'all have a hankerin'for that stereotypin'?"


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A place of worship, among the most popular of the many historic attractions in the city, is the Fu'an Banzhong Sofukuji Temple. Appreciate the atmosphere of this fascinating place, understand its history and realize why it is so popular with visitors to the area.
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High-definition cameras provide detailed views of jungle life. Featured: Uganda's Ngogo Forest, which holds the world's largest collective society of chimpanzees.
•Fresh Water Included are Venezuela's Angel Falls, the world's highest at more than 3,000 feet, and Siberia's Lake Baikal, 400 miles long and the world's deepest at more than a mile, containing species such as giant 6-foot salamanders found nowhere else.
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"Getting down to film on a 400-meter rope was possibly the most terrifying thing in my life," producer Cordey says. New Mexico's little-explored Lechuguilla Cave required two years to gain permission to film.
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The heaviest recognized chemical element with the atomic number 112 was discovered at the GSI Helmholtzzentrum fur Schwerionenforschung and - since February 19, 2010 - officially carries the name copernicium and the chemical symbol "Cn". The name was approved and officially announced at the international union for chemistry IUPAC*. The name "Copernicium" honors scientist and astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus (1473-1543).
IUPAC accepted the name proposed by the international discovering team around Sigurd Hofmann at the GSI Helmholtzzentrum. The team had suggested "Cp" as the chemical symbol for the new element. However, since the chemical symbol "Cp" gave cause for concerns, as this abbreviation also has other scientific meanings, the discoverers and IUPAC agreed to change the symbol to "Cn". Copernicium is 277 times heavier than hydrogen, making it the heaviest element officially recognized by IUPAC.
The suggested name "Copernicium" in honor of Nicolaus Copernicus follows the tradition of naming chemical elements after merited scientists. IUPAC officially announced the endorsement of the new element's name on February 19th, Nicolaus Copernicus' birthday. Copernicus was born on February 19, 1473 in Torun, Poland.
His work in the field of astronomy is the basis for our modern, heliocentric world view, which states that the Sun is the center of our solar system with the Earth and all the other planets circling around it.
An international team of scientists headed by Sigurd Hofmann was able to produce the element copernicium at GSI for the first time already on February 9, 1996. Using the 100 meter long GSI accelerator, they fired zinc ions onto a lead foil. The fusion of the atomic nuclei of the two elements produced an atom of the new element 112.
This atom was only stable for the fraction of a second. The scientists were able to identify the new element by measuring the alpha particles emitted during the radioactive decay of the atom with the help of highly sensitive analytical procedures.
Further independent experiments confirmed the discovery of the element. Last year, IUPAC officially recognized the existence of element 112, acknowledged the GSI team's discovery and invited them to propose a name.
Copernicium is the sixth chemical element GSI scientists named. The other elements carry the names Bohrium (element 107), Hassium (element 108), Meitnerium (element 109), Darmstadtium (element 110), and Roentgenium (element 111).
21 scientists from Germany, Finland, Russia, and Slovakia collaborated in the GSI experiments that lead to the discovery of element 112.
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The hotel had a very pleasant atmosphere, the staff was extremely courteous and quick to serve The only thing that was pleasing to me were the pillows weren't plush enough; everyday I had a cramp in my neck from the night's sleep; even if I doubled the pillows
Large room with river view, separate living area as well as bedroom & bathroom. Car park secure and large. Staff helpful, swimming pool and fitness complex very clean and great to use. Good location for the town. Our room either wasn't cleaned on our second day or wasn't cleaned well - towels were replaced but that was it. This we reported to staff as we came to leave. One of the bars was closed throughout our stay.
Nothing really You have to pay for everything...wireless, parking. hall ceilings are only 7 ft. high...Lobby was crowded with chairs. price was high without even breakfast.
No obvious faults.
The staff were particularly helpful.
Location, view, breakfast. We also had a very good evening meal in the hotel restaurant.
The room and bathroom were very nice No.
Friendleness and service of staff
Nice hotel in quiet Konigswinter, in lovely riverbank setting. Good access to Bonn.
Had a lovely adn calm stay with dinner on their balcony facing the river - delicious food and attentive staff - room was very comfortable and well equipped.
the receptionist at check in Late breakfast
Excellent location. Good food 'Room' proved to be an apartment (fit a family of 2+3children) right at the top of the building, Dismal dark decor. Extra charges, not mentioned until paying bill, 10 Euros for bath, 6 Euros for parking. We stayed in five hotels across Germany on this trip - Loreley was the most expensive and quite the least good.
Nice location by the Rhein river, good breakfast. Easy transport to Bonn city by tram, just outside the hotel (25 minutes). No internet in room. No ironing table and iron in room. Batteries in TV remote control were out. Not possible to cover the windows so I woke up very early.
Near Rhine. Middle of town. Lots of restaurants.Near to the river cruises. Bathroom rather small and dark
Beutiful river front hotel. Newly renovated. Excellent restaurant and staff. Free parking, great breakfast in gorgeous room. Everything close by. Doesn't get much better than this. Highly recommended. Snowman
location, View - meals No internet station
A beautiful period hotel with absolute charm in a beautiful setting, wonderful locality and very friendly. Not short of things to do as long as you like the countryside. On the other hand easy access to some profiled cities, Bonn and Koln. Simple touches would have enhanced. Tea and coffee making facilities in the room, a fridge/drinks and a full length mirror.
Nice view of the rhein and it is nice along the river front Overall disappointed with Konigwinter. The town itself seemed as though it has seen better days!
I liked to locality and would like to return on a leisure trip with my wife, probably in the summer months, as I suspect that is the best time.
very pleasant location with superior view at the Rhine, ambience of dining hall, helpful staff very small bath-room, the room was also little bit small for that price, repair and maintentace can be better done (the door handle out of action, the staircase in decay)
The hotel is very close to the city centre and only 36 miles from the Nurburgring
very efficient and friendly staff overall, empathy for guest, swift service
The staff was extremely friendly and professional. I am regularly at Hilton hotels, but I was really struck by the friendliness of the staff.
Staff were very good and attentive to all details. All instructions were in German--how to arrange for a wake up call; the directions on the coffee machine in my room. I cannot read German. Staff were always polite and helpful, but some of these I could have done easily for myself. I also wish that there had been a small sundries store for magazines, water, and other small things to purchase.
Nice hotel, good parking and connections, close to center. Some noise from road work, but nothing that the hotel could do about...
Staff where very curtious, rooms where clean and the location was perfect.
The reception staff were always pleasant and helpful. The room was basic but very nice and clean. Small things like extractor fan in shower room not working. Ice machine provided but not working.
the facillities no
Well run and comfortable hotel The proce was a little high but this may reflect the fact that the hotel was full.
beautiful rooms and hotel design, helpful staff, great breakfast parking is expensive - parking yourself is more than valet
the design; staff were very helpful & the food was delicious. The all red decoration in the corridors was too oppressive.
The hotel staff r just amazing.. And I really loved the hotel design.. Refreshing..
well... the hotel itself is impresive from outside but the designers probably do not know the psychology.... e.g. red color corridors ... it is good for one day but after 3 days I was very depressed
What a stunning place !. We stayed here on the last night of a tour round Germany as a treat to ourselfs & what a treat. This has to be one of the best hotels anywhere. Ultra modern with the finest of decor, superb staff & facilities we were blown away by the whole experience. We were given a free upgrade which was unexpected & treated so well by the staff who advised us on every thing from city siteseeing, local restaraunts (they do have there own) to the best way to get around. It may not be the cheapest of hotels by a long way but you most certainly get what you pay for. If you want to spoil yourself (just the once) then see if you can get an offer on a stay at kameha grand, you wont be dissapionted !. Parking should be free of charge considering what you pay for a room but it seems you pay everywhere in Germany for hotel parking.
The Kameha is an overall good hotel for business travelers, clean, fast, free internet access and spacious rooms. I have been coming here for a while and under a previous management service was a bit ostentatious. This has improved under the new management significantly and one feels honestly welcome now. I don't care for the beds. The mattresses could be more comfortable and I wish they would offer down pillows instead of the ones with artificial filling. I also wish the Rhine River bar would open again as the hotel lags a welcoming place to have a drink at the end of a hard working day.
The ease we came off the Koln Dusseldorfer boat and walked there. We could also walk to the ferry link to Konigswinter and loved the trip up the Drachenfels. This was part of our rail trip across German historical towns like Koln and Aachen. Hotel view over Rhine was gorgeous. Very easy for Rhine cruising. n/a
Free minibar! Excellent views of the Rhein, nice people. The hotel is getting old, and I think the prices are a bit too high for what it is.
The view - right on the Rhine.
Like the remote location on the Rhine, great staff, unique hotel, my choice when traveling in this part of Germany.
Its staff. Also it's fine, elegant and has an excellent location. No.
everything about this hotel was just excellant from the arrival to departure and upgrade also champ. because it was our anniversary, evening meal and breakfast 1st class no but the was no internet connections and I think that this is important when travelling but did not cause us hardship
The hotel gardens are used for late night functions. The rooms adjacent to the gardens are not soundproofed and amplified music into the early hours is hardly conducive to a good night's rest and definitely not within keeping of a hotel with the reputation of the Dreesen. A written complaint was filed during my stay. Unless the situation is rectified, it would be difficult to make a recommendation
It was rainy when I arrived at 8 PM so I can get to see beautiful scenery along the River Rheine until the next morning for breakfast. Worth it! My room is clean and quiet which is most important for me.
Breakfast Buffet
Incredible location in a luxurious hotel. Spacy and comfortable rooms.
Very nice facility and close to many sites in the city. Clean, comfortable room.
The location of room is amazing. In the city center. Our room was in front of railway station. So you can hear the trains and the announcement.
staff helpful and nice, convenient location (next to train station), wonderful breakfast, bright and comfortable room and bed. extremely slooooooow wifi, otherwise option to upgrade to faster wifi unreasonably expensive.
The location super close to the city and the main train station is perfect, especially if you need to travel to "Messe Koeln" (within 30min). The rooms are rather big and clean. Breakfast is fresh and offers a lot. Pretty warm rooms. Opening a window is not an option due to the noise of the train station. The taste of the coffee was not hot and not very tasty. Even with only few people having breakfast we had to ask for coffee severals times. All in all the staff was moderate polite but nothing more. Parking in the hotel is very expansive and the free wifi is only working in slow motion.
Staff were very friendly and helpful - always greeted with a smile. The room was clean and comfortable. A trvial thing, but the in-room coffee-tea + min-bar facilities were poorly stocked and not replenished from day to day. Got a bit annoying having to constantly go to reception to get a tea bag :)
great breakfast, clean and modern room for some reason, the elevator that goes to my floor is located at the back end of hotel and i had to wake quite far with 3 pieces of luggages to get to that elevator
Very nice, imaginatively well equipped rooms for business and leisure. Good location. Excellent breakfast.
Everything was perfect! The staff professionality, the big room, the large breakfast, the cleaning and the peaceful,the restaurant's food... May be a bit to expensive the parking (12,5euro)... but...
Great Staff, very friendly and professional. Knew the Bonn area well. Hotel very clean and well kept.
It was luxurious, beautiful, well-maintained, and more than I was expecting when I booked. I am happy with my stay at Derag Hotel. Internet very expensive. But it's an extra, so.
Room, location Not enough towels in the bathroom. Soap and shampoo would have been nice.
Very quiet location. Nice large room. Near Museum Mile. Small market nearby. Nice underground garage. Terrific breakfast. Very good restaurant at the hotel. No room service for late dinner. Not near town center. No restaurants nearby. No food available after 22:00.
Just 1 word: wonderfull
the stuff was very friendly, the rooms were comfortable the spa is good fu, the restaurant was very good i needed to stay in that area anyway which is a bit of center, so for me the location was perfect. the restaurant is closed on sunday. and there are no other options within a short walking distance. (we ordered takeaway, with the help of the receptionist :-))
This hotel is still used for international conferences and has facilities accordingly. It is situated on a hill overlooking the Rhine and the rooms are large and high. Excellent place! I don't know why up-market hotels have to charge a fortune for Wi-Fi, when others with fewer stars supply it for free. They wanted 22EUR per day, we declined.
Quality of the food and helpful staff cleanliness of the toilet was below standard
The Petersberg Gasthof is an historical Castle. It hosted the Allied Government at the end of the World War. Then the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany in Bonn arranged international events and dinner there. Foreign Ministers used to be guests at the Grand Hotel. Unfortunately, after the capital moved to Berlin, the Castle lost such grand allure but it is still luxurious. It has nice suites filled with antiques. One can enjoy an astonishig view of the Rhine Valley while drinking a Riesling on the terrace or having dinner at the restaurant.
Clean, great staff, great food and service. Fantastic view Crazy road to hotel
Wow this is a beautiful hotel! Fantastic room, amazing outlook, excellent restaurant and breakfast, friendly heplful staff. We loved our stay here only wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy the fantastic facitities more. There's also a lot to see and do in and around the pretty town of Konigswinter.
friendliness of staff and their sense of initiative. Great location! There is only one entry /exit for hotel guests and parties . When party busses line up one cannot get into the hotel and this creates problems
Everything was perfect, really nice staff, it worths the price. I strongle recommend it.
The view from their Rhein terasse was super. The surroundings are beautiful and the town of Konigswinter is near. I had first booked a single room. That was depressingly small and grey. I changed to a double which was only 20 euro's more and it was huge and spacious.
Beautiful view and a lot of history.
The service, excellent views, great food, relaxing atmosphere, really enjoyed the swimming pool, excellent all round!!
Fantastic historic location, on top of a hill in a beautiful park away from the crowd, and still within 20 minutes drive from the main business and attraction area's near Bonn. Ideal for travellers by car. Good facilities, very spacious standard rooms, nice SPA area. Great breakfast. A little disappointed about the small old TV set in the room. Would expect a larger flat screen TV in such a 5 star hotel facility.
The hotel was located conveniently to where my meetings were held with excellent access to nearby transit stations. Although conveniently located in an office complex, the hotel is not within walking distance to tourist attractions, restaurants, shopping, etc..
The range of facilities and helpfulness of staff made this an enjoyable visit
Pleasant, friendly staff 1. The golf range was accessible only by asking for the bellboy to go up with the key 2. Service in the main restaurant was very slow, even when quiet.
Very good location for visiting our customer; spacious room Not so good location for dining out in the evening! Overpriced breakfast (17 eur regardless of what you are)
Nice environment, very friendly and helpful personnel
I was upgraded to a suite! Restaurant excellent value for money. Close to German ministries where I had a meeting
Excellent location Questionable Green Label - water wasting showers. Rooms and especially. bathrooms show age cracks and discolouring.
large and very convenient suite, high value for money, good restaurant, nice service. Very good business hotel. High additional charge for breakfast.
Very Good stay, The staff were very helpful and the location was easy to get to. Would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Bonn
The pool was very good and the breakfast excellent. The staff were very helpful There was no shop where you could buy small necessities, only shaving cream and toothpaste. And the hotel was a long way from any shopping area. The business room (the internet) was often full. It was also very expensive at €15 an hour.
Unexpected upgrade - very nice as I had to spend a lot of time in my room working. Thank you!
I loved the location on the rhine. My room was not made for my second night stay since they did not complete the room by 3:30 when I came back to my room and after that I went out at about 4:30 and I suppose it was too late for housekeeping - so my bed wasn't made, my towels were changed etc.
Spaciousness of the room and the interior decoration - fantastic The structural noise - you could not help but hear everything, and there was a constant rumbrling noise. In the morning this was accompanied by a consistent knocking noise. Despite this the experience was fantastic - my wife shares the same opinion
The breakfast was really good (as all breakfasts in Germany), the room was clean and modern The hotel is situated on the Rein river and not far from center, but to reach it in the evening is rather dangerous and scary, as there is park, where are no people and lights. There is no free wi-fi in rooms, in the lobby there is a computer but you need to give the receptionist your credit card or passport to use this computer maximum for one hour. The hotel has restaurant but it is always booked, so if you are staying at the hotel, it's not possible to have a lunch or dinner there, the receptionist woman recommended to go to another restaurant about 20-25 minutes away and didn't mention that there is a room food service.... The windows face either the park or river and it's very noisy outside: songs, loud music...
Great location; quiet and comfortable, and just a few minutes from the city centre. Staff helpful and pleasant.
Location - on the river, and very close to hotel One of our party for dinner did not receive what they ordered, but the staff made us feel it was our fault and could have been more gracious and customer focused. This was the only bad experience with the hotel staff, otherwise they were excellent.
Very peaceful with views of the river Rhine. Good food in restaurant.
The service at the hotel is first class. Excellent breakfast options and outstanding restaurant. The views from the breakfast/ restaurant terrace is unbelievable. Well located to get to the city or public transport. The room I was given was extremely small and overlooking the driveway. A problem if you have a long stay like I did of two weeks.
Excellent ,friendly service
It was excellent throughout. The breakfast on the terrace is an ideal way to start the day. It was one of my best hotel experiences ever.
The breakfast is really nice, fresh and rich. Location, completely in pedestrian centre of Bonn is great. I did not like the single bed, it is too small. Generally beds are too hard. ( I tried a single and a twin room). The room 208 has a very weird architecture. The shower is located directly in the entrance and the tub in the room.... The room has been renovated recently though.
Cleanliness and position of hotel; kindness of hotel staff
services, staff, comfort none
The location was fantastic and the rooms were very nice. The breakfast was a great spread of fruits, eggs, breads and cereals. My one complaint is they gave one login for the wifi so I could only connect one device and it was pretty slow. You could spend more for the premium wifi.
The friendly and efficient staff...and the breakfasts!!
Great location, the hotel is old but classy in its own way. The staff was exelent.
Very nice city, most attractive hotel with an interesting past, excellent helpful staff. Outside the window there was a noise of glass recycling being moved early on Saturday morning - but only slight.
The location is perfect, staff are very friendly and breakfast quite abundant! Maybe the price is a bit too high, but the service is great
Location Lack of ironing facilities
Friendly staff, nice room, great breakfast, perfect location in Bonn.
Old hotel right in the centre of Bonn, but renovated rooms which in the end make it pretty anodine. Decent, with decent service, but far too expensive.
My stay at all Room was a bit dark
This is a very nice hotel in the suburbs of Bonn, but with plenty of green fields and woodland around giving a feeling of the countryside -- fruit stall at the end of the road. Good underground car parking. Complimentary mini-bar. Very helpful front staff. Nearby bus stop for town (or one-hour walk). Excellent hot and cold breakfast, but expensive and not included in our room rate. Inconvenient sauna times --- doesn't open until 6.30pm. Restaurant closed on the evening of our arrival (7pm on a Thursday).
the location in general no fitness and SPA area could have been better
Nice location No hot water from midnight the second night and the next morning until checkout. My wife and I both had to take cold showers/baths. When I mentioned it to the clerk at the desk - she mearly wrote it down on a piece of paper (took no ownership of the problem).
The hotel staff were extremely nice and helpful. They provided all sorts of information, transport schedule, activity list, mobile card activation, etc. The location was pretty nice, quite convenient to go into Bonn city centre (direct bus of 18 minutes), but it's also near the nature with nature walks around. As it's located in the countryside (or nearer to nature), it wasn't such a good idea to open the windows during the night, as there were huge insects coming into the room. But the hotel staff was quick to respond.
all - and soft pillows
nice staff, nice location, very flexible about checking in times which was much appreciated cleaning trolleys were left in the hall outside my suite for the whole weekend, there was also a bad smell in the hall outside my suite
Wonderful hotel in a nice wooded area. Great walks in the forest. 20 min walk into town, reasonably frequent bus service. Considering how little an internet connection costs, there is no excuse for not having free wifi. The hotel restuarant very expensive, no cheaper food options.
Location quiet & picturesque. From some viewpoints in Hotel you could see down into the valley below. Breakfast @ 20 euros per head per day not included in cost, however happy with selection of food available
The location, on top of a hill to the south of Bonn, is superb. Rooms are comfortable and the whole place is in an area of natural beauty (woods). There are two restaurants. The Brasserie is excellent. I thought the L ORQUIVIT restaurant, while offering a creative menu, was overpriced. The hotel is well out of walking distance from Bonn (you climb a hill to get there) so its best suited to those with a car (free parking) or deep pockets for a taxi. I had business on the South side of Bonn and was able to get there easily without getting into the traffic jams.
service/ location no hair dryer
Self check in was really good. It calls B&B but the breakfast was not included in the price, we had to pay 7 per person for a very basic breakfast, I think they can better the food selection and quality.The kids were not happy with the breakfast so we had to go somewhere else.
Very spacious, excellent breakfast.
Spacious rooms; very clean; contemporary and essential furniture; hi-def tv; spacious bathroom; and spacious dining room. Part of the hotel is a former Seminar, which blends very well with an adjacent modern building, where many of the rooms are located. From the street entrance to the lobby you have to climb a few steps. It would be helpful to have a ramp, or a lift, specially when you carry your luggage.
The place is modern, quiet, and ample. The rooms are spacious, very clean, and with nice views of either the garden or the street. The bathroom is very big. The hotel is just a couple of blocks from the central train/subway station, which his very handy. As an incentive for business travelers, the hotel manager should buy more iron and iron boards, since there are very few there. As a tourist I wouldn't need them, but as a business traveler, they are very useful.
The breakfast
spacious room, friendly and informative staff, convenient location, excellent breakfast
The breakfast was superb. The location suited us perfectly as we travelled by train. Very comfortable room and bed. I liked the No smoking rooms I did not like people smoking in the Lobby area. It spoilt the atmosphere of an otherwise great Hotel.
Excellent location, almost next to the train station and within walking distance to the city centre. Good breakfast choice. The smell of smoke in my room and in the area between the elevators and the restaurant where there would always be smokers. Many TV channels, but only one in English and newspapers at breakfast German only. Just one internet computer, for which they charged 12 times the price of the local internet cafes. If you are a German speaking smoker, go there. If not, give it a miss.
All aspects of the hotel were good! If I was to look for something that may be improved it would be that breakfast finishes at 10:30 and when coming at 10:00am you may find that the choice is limited and thingd are being put away. However, this is looking for an item to be critical about.
Very close to the train station, yet quiet enough that you only hear the train wheels as they pass. Walking distance to services and Bonn attractions. Buffet breakfast had good selection for varied diets. Maybe the basement bar area is in need of updating / renovation?
The location is unbeatable; right next to the train station. The staff was very correct and customer service oriented. Nice (hard, I like that) beds and decent breakfast. The interior seems a bit tired, the TV had only 1 English channel, and the heating wasn't working very well. These are all minor points. What is extremely important to notice, and other travelers have mentioned this as well, is that the sound proofing (which the hotel states on its website) only refers to the inside of the hotel. Sounds from outside, including but not limited to trains, can be heard quite easily, even on the fifth floor looking onto the street.
A comfortable and peaceful hotel very close to hauptbahnhof and the bus station. Having breakfasts by a nice garden view with a friendly staff.
Clean and comfortable rooms Housekeeping service started at 8:30 am on the weekend, too early and annoying. Satellite TV channels included only one in English and none in French.
The bed was incredibly comfortable. The pool facility was clean and much appreciated (used daily). A computer with internet access was available in for extra charge. The location was superb; frankly, you cannot beat the location given access to public transportation. I walked from the train station to the hotel with luggage, which was no problem at all and gave me an immediate feel for the area. No.
Sauna Parking costs extra 13 Euro per nignt
Location We booked a double room. But it was a twin room.
The reception staff were very, very helpful the price I paid didn't include breakfast
The area the hotel is in is very nice.
President has very friendly staff, nice rooms and good breakfast.
I would have liked the use of a fitness room - I had to walk 3km to the nearest one
Excellent hotel in a charming small town with excellent public transportation. The breakfast was pricey ($19), but very good. The room and bathroom were clean and as spacious as can be expected in a city: not the usual super-tiny Paris hotel room setup. The nearby Poppelsdorfer and grounds add a nice touch. Many nice cafes in immediate area as you step out. Some noise from the motorway this hotel is located on when the window is open, but not enough to be irritating.
The hotel is in a quiet place and not too far from the city center (just a few bus stops)
price, clean, comfort, breakfast, location
Courteous knowledgable staff. Close to the University of Bonn where my meeting was. The wireless internet did not work well in my room. I had to stand near my room door to get transmisssion. They offered me an ethernet cable.
Behaviour of the hotel staff
Good location near the city centre, friendly personnel, breakfast OK Small room, extremely slow elevator, bad parking facilities near the hotel (hotel charges 9 euro for its own parking place while the parking outside is free between 18 and 9).
The staff of the hotel is not good in English and not very helpful to foreign travellers.
Good convenient position, plenty of parking, exceptionally clean and very good value for money. Good train links to Koln and Bonn.
The co-opertaive staff Not really
Good breakfast
Wired internet in the room. Restaurants and other activities (casino) just around the hotel. A bit expensive.
The buffet breakfast was very varied and plentiful, a good start to the morning. Tea and coffee facilities in the the room were very poor. The price of the hotel was expenseive compared with the one at Munich airport.
Staff where very helpful and understanding of specical requirements Double room was a bit small for two persons with thier bags
Transportation to and from the airport makes the hotel a good choice when travelling from Cologne airport.
It was peace of mind Every thing was parfect
There were several restaurants in the immediate area. The staff did not know about using the VAT form so I did not have to pay the tax on the hotel


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Hi! I'm a 20+ year performer, primarily a puppeteer. I've created original characters and voices for live productions, films and TV. During my career, I've worked with The Jim Henson Company, Sesame Workshop, and The Nashville Network, among others. I've also performed with live touring groups throughout the US and internationally. I own a touring puppet company of my own, producing original shows and soundtracks. I look forward to being a part of your project!
English (North American), English
North American, US South (Deep South, Dixie, Delta)
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Audiobooks, Business, Cartoons, Documentaries, Educational, Internet, Movie Trailers, Podcasting, Radio, Telephone, Television, Videogames
Performer with 20+ years experience with stage and screen projects.
BS in Mass Communications from Middle Tennessee State University (True story: I had the option of getting a BA or BS on my degree. I went with "BS" because it was too funny to pass up.)
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There is something profoundly depressing about a poorly houseplant. A garden plant that's having an off period doesn't tend to draw the eye in the same way, as there's usually something else to camouflage it, but there's nowhere to hide from a yellowing, leggy spider plant or a parched palm.
Perhaps that's why some of us gardeners shy away from indoor plants: they look lush and lovely when we bring them home, but we stick them on a windowsill or shelf and then turn a blind eye when you're busy outside and in the meanwhile they turn a little brown at the edges, start farming their own herd of fungus gnats and generally become an eyesore.
Houseplants are out of favour. I get dozens of press releases every month about veg, fruit and ornamentals for the garden, but something on indoor plants is rare indeed. So I was delighted to receive not only a press release but a living plant from Dobbies a couple of months back. The presser promised that the Dobbies chain was giving "a tired old friend a glamorous new look", and included a top 10 health benefits of houseplants.
The plant in question was a maidenhair fern, Adiantum fragrans, a delicate number with tissue-paper thin leaves dancing on wiry black stems. I had fun getting it home on the train, but has since taken up residence in my bathroom. Normally, maidenhair ferns aren's something I'd buy: they need frequent, careful watering and humid conditions which are hard to meet in most modern houses. The bathroom's a good choice, though: usually on the chilly side, with plenty of moisture in the air from showers and baths. So far, so good, barring the occasional tug from a toddler and an accident with some toothpaste.
The Dobbies houseplant collection has four collections: Country, Heritage, Oriental Spa and Contemporary. I haven't been into a Dobbies yet to check them out, but when other garden centres are stopping the sale of houseplants, its good to see someone trying to bring them "back into fashion", even if the selections (despite all the reinvention) major on the usual suspects (I'm thinking begonias, orchids and maybe a jade plant). The pot, too, is perfect: just the right side of distressed, and a gorgeous shade of ultramarine.
Bear in mind, though, that Dobbies is owned by Tesco: if you have a problem with that (and maybe you should), try asking your local florist if s/he can order indoor plants for you. Alternatively, and for those on a tight budget, try Wilkinson or Lidl. They both sell good houseplants on occasion, but you need to get in there quick when new plants arrive as the stock isn't usually well tended. Ikea's another excellent choice, if you have one near you, and the offering's a bit more exciting: for instance the intriguing Hoya kerrii (pictured right), a tough plant which if you treat it right will end up looking like this – including the weirdly wonderful hoya flower.
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Get inside the heads of our troops in Iraq via this engrossing portrait. Director Michael Tucker lived with 2/3 Field Artillery ("The Gunners") for two months and captured the humanity of these soldiers, whose barracks in the most volatile section of Baghdad are the ransacked pleasure palace of Uday Hussein. Tucker's footage provides a rare look at the lives of these soldiers, whether they're swimming in Uday's pool or raiding terrorist lairs.


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By the Sea Festival presents Slaves
Dreamland, Margate Kent
By The Sea Festival Presents Slaves
Dreamland, Margate Kent
What people are saying about Slaves
Rated 5 out of 5 by Haribo56 from Chuckelvision with Guitars As soon as I heard Slaves, I knew these were a band I should see live. However, the date I booked to see them happened to be the last date of a very long tour, so I had fears they would be tired. The two grungy supports (including Black Honey, an awesome band fronted by a blond banshee) were certainly full of beans, even rousing the front row into vigorous jumping. As soon as Slaves walked on, they proved that tiredness was the last thing they were feeling, as they launched straight into the rocketing 'Sockets'. By the second song, the booming bulldozer 'Play Dead', the entire standing audience below was a writhing pit of flailing bodies. I was sincerely regretting only getting tickets to the third level, but even up there everybody was moving, especially to danceable tunes like 'Lies' and the synth-driven 'STD's/PHD's'. I've never seen a more energetic and furious show put on by two men. Drummer/singer Isaac Holman lost his shirt quickly into the show, cue plenty of whoops, and the best bits of the gig for me was when he would thrash his cymbals with the ferocity of a maniac beating someone with a baseball bat. Sharp-dressed guitarist Laurie Vincent was equally reckless with his instrument, flailing around the stage when he got excited. The front row especially enjoyed Isaac clambering up to the barrier during the softer tunes of 'Are You Satisfied' and 'Steer Clear'. He seemed to relish the swarms of hands groping his sweaty chest as the hundreds of mouths sang along with him. The only other people on stage was the occasional extra on drums or synths and a man who ran around dressed in a white sheet, pretending to be the manta ray of one of the band's songs, before hurling himself into the crowd. Isaac and Laurie sometimes mixed up instruments. Laurie played bass to thunderous effect on 'Cheer Up London' and 'Consume Or Be Consumed', while Isaac played bass and swayed along with his musical brother for the creepy 'Angelica'. Sure they may be a bit of a cartoon band, but they're a cartoon band that shook an entire room and had their audience bouncing back the oodles of fun and madness they exhibited, especially when they closed the night with 'Spit It Out'. For me, the venue disappeared under a pounding maelstrom of crazed noise.
Date published: 2017-01-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by Juxu from Amazing band in a amazing Albert Hall I went to this gig with my friends and I really didn't have to dissapoint. One of the best gigs I've ever seen and my first concert abroad.
Date published: 2016-12-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by NuttyCoombs from Excellent Evening! Loads of energy, very entertaining and support band also fab. Great sound, too
Date published: 2016-12-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Poddie from Slaves It was a brilliant concert my first concert ever I will definitely be going to another very soon
Date published: 2016-12-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by Montymoow from Fantastic event Great gig with a superb atmosphere and lots of energy from Slaves
Date published: 2016-12-05
Rated 5 out of 5 by Zoo from A great gig Went to see The Slaves at rock city in Nottingham, & they were awesome. Had a great night & would definitely recommend to see them, live as they are so talented and the atmosphere was alive. Very impressed with these lads !!!
Date published: 2016-12-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tartanman97 from Excellent live - reminded me why I love them! Crowd was absolutely incredible, didn't stop moving! I wasn't much of a fan of Take Control...after the concert, I realised I loved it just as much as their earlier work!
Date published: 2016-12-02
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Some of these are fake, some are real, but all are ridiculous.
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There are hundreds of pictures of totally insane and gross bodybuilders around the Internet. Some of them are real, some of them are fake, and all of them are ridiculous. Here are our favorites.
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Rooted in Gospel values and the charism of Catherine McAuley, Mount Saint Mary House of Prayer is a spiritual center dedicated to nourishing adult spiritual growth in an atmosphere of hospitality and prayer. Sponsored by the Mid-Atlantic Community of the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, the House of Prayer welcomes persons of all faiths to retreats, spiritual direction and a variety of programs and opportunities for holistic growth.
Our History
Mount Saint Mary House of Prayer was instituted as a sponsored work of the Sisters of Mercy in 1976 with a core group of four Sisters of Mercy – Sisters Edwarda Barry, Theresina Flannery, Mary Jo Kearns, and Margaret Mary Kelly – as founding members.
Initially, the challenge of these founding sisters was to identify a site for the House of Prayer. Once the former carriage house/stable of Mount Saint Mary was determined to be this site, basic renovations were done on the second floor for the Sisters' living space.
During this time, the Sisters began to conduct programs on prayer and spirituality in the neighboring parishes where they encountered lay people eager to volunteer and assist in the renovation of the house.
From 1978 to 1982, with the loving labor of many volunteers under the direction of Mr. Robert Scarano, the entire house was transformed from a carriage house and barn into the present House of Prayer. When the work was completed, this "Oasis off Route 22" included a simple, awe-inspiring chapel, a meeting room, a lending library, an office, and seven bedrooms for retreatants and basic living quarters for the co-directors.
Both Sisters Edwarda Barry and Margaret Mary Kelly left the ministry in 1978 and in 1980 Sister Eileen Smith joined the remaining two co-founders. These three Sisters: Sister Theresina Flannery, Mary Jo Kearns, and Eileen Smith have continued to direct the ministry at Mount Saint Mary House of Prayer to this day. In 2012, Sister Laura Arvin, OP joined the team as a co-director, while Sister Theresina ministers part-time.
Just as Mount Saint Mary House of Prayer became a physical reality stone by stone during its initial years of renovation, the people who have graced the house with their prayers, presence and financial support have become the "Living Stones," and these living stones have helped create a spirit of peace that pervades the house.
The ministry of the House of Prayer has grown and flourished since its inception, welcoming thousands of people to participate in the program offerings and retreats given at the House of Prayer and to enjoy the beauty and quiet of its environment.
Besides offering on-going spiritual direction to individuals, some of the diverse programs offered through the years are: contemplative prayer, retreat days for Catholic School teachers, grief recovery, reverencing the Earth, Scripture, and holistic spirituality. A significant offering, the weekly Eucharistic Hour, invites all to remember the power and blessings of prayer.
Mount Saint Mary House of Prayer stands as a haven for those seeking God, peace, and meaning in their lives.


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