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I never really thought that visual novels would ever become my kind of "thing". Well, that´s at least what I thought a couple of years ago. However, since I´ve written and recorded videos for games such as "Sekaiju Yggdrasil", "Dragon dating simulator", "The Miskatonic", "Quantum Suicide", and "The Letter" for the last 12 months. My attitude towards visual novel games has changed quite a bit, because the more visual novel games I played. The more I started to realize that there is a wide range of different kinds of visual novel genres out there (horror, action, romance and so on). So yeah, one could easily say that I'm much more open for games like that than I used to be. And good thing that, or else I might have missed out on Mr. Tired Media´s visual novel dungeon crawling RPG "Undead Darlings: No cure for love" (for Windows, MAC and Linux).
And speaking of which, just the other day Mr. Tired Media informed me that they have released a brand-new trailer for "Undead Darlings" (the trailer is called "Undead Darlings explores a classroom with Emily and Cici", you can watch the trailer further down the page). And since I´ve already watched the trailer (it´s about ten minutes long). I would like to share my opinions on the trailer and what I know about the game so far. Any ways, as I was saying, In my opinion, "Undead Darlings" looks and feels like a mix of "Persona", "Danganronpa" and "Highschool of the dead". However, "Undead Darlings" seems to offer one hell of a twist to the JRPG, zombie apocalypse and dungeon crawler genre. And the in-game dialogs and humor appear to be even more bizarre, goth:ish and lewd:ish. Well, at least at times. Nevertheless, since I´m into that kind of stuff. I don´t mind that at all really. I also found a liking to "Undead Darlings" graphics, characters (the girls are very cute and beautiful) and design.
So, what is "Undead Darlings" all about then? Well, plot-wise the game tells the story of Reginald "Reggie" Happenstahnce. A guy who has woken up from a coma (much like in the case with Rick from "The Walking Dead), and once reality caught up with him. Reggie started to realize that the world isn´t quite like it used to be (it´s spelled "zombie apocalypse"). And since Reginald just happens to be the son of a scientist who has created a cure for the zombie plague (you know. The "zombie plague" that haunts everyone in the world of "Undead Darlings"?), Reggie has been given the main protagonist role in "Undead Darlings".
That´s only the half of it though, because there is a whole gang of undead girls (they got infested by the zombie virus. However, the girls didn´t get turned into heartless and brain eating zombies) who will try to help Reginald in his quest to find a place where he can mass-produce the cure for the zombie plague. And that is of course easier said than done, as death lures everywhere. This is also where the post-apocalyptic dungeons, and the classic JRPG style of turn-based combat come into play. As there are plenty of battles to be fought in the game (survival of the fittest baby!).
And personally, I really like this mix. So I was quite surprised to find out that "Undead Darlings" failed to reach its 50,000 USD Kickstarter goal last year ("Undead Darlings" managed to collect about $19,000 in total). However, Mr. Tired Media didn´t give up. No, they kept on fighting. And in the end, their struggle would pay-off with no doubt. As "Undead Darlings" got greenlit on Steam Greenlight just recently. So "if" everything goes according to plan, then we should be able to play the full version of "Undead Darlings" sometime by the end of this year (for Windows, MAC and Linux). I truly hope that´s the case, because on a personal level. I´m quite curious to see how all the gameplay mechanics and elements will blend out in the final production of the game (will everything coexist in harmony? Or will everything become one big mess?).
Heck, I´ve even been told that there will be romance in the game as well. Because the undead darlings will start to develop feelings for Reggie (you) throughout the game (at one point during the game, one of the girls will have to sacrifice herself to become a test subject for Reggie´s father´s cure. Well, "if" she trusts you that is). So just as you might imagine, there will be plenty of drama in "Undead Darlings" too. And by the looks of it, you will be in the center of it all (for most part). So in a way, I guess that Reggie will be like Tenchi from the anime "Tenchi Muyo" (the poor guy always ends up in trouble due to drama). Sure, I don´t know about you, but personally I think all of this sounds really exciting. However, not to sounds like a party pooper or anything now…But I just spoke to Mr. Tired Media.
And it´s going to take a while before we´ll see a playable demo of "Undead Darlings", because apparently the games´s battle system programming is behind schedule…Nevertheless, I will wait patiently for the demo to drop. And once it does that, I will be all over it like a vulture over a corpse. As for here and now though, please enjoy the new "Undead Darlings" trailer down below. And if you enjoyed the trailer, then don´t forget to show the game some support on Prefundia!
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Previously on It All Adds Up, I was very rude about Jonah Goldberg's incompetent attempt to argue that 9/11 was so horribly bad that no one who shares a religion with the perpetrators should ever be allowed to claim they are disproportionately victims of hate crimes. In his desperate, flailing attempts to prove this most unlikely (not to mention distasteful) of hypotheses, he brought up the fact that the FBI has been recording something like 112 anti-Muslim hate crimes a year since 9/11, four times more than pre-attack levels. Apparently, he mused, a four-fold increase in vicious and bigoted invective, vandalism and violence isn't worth worrying ourselves about.
Of course, in a country with an estimated Muslim population of almost two million, one could at least consider the possibility that 112 hate crimes a year really isn't that big of a deal in comparison to other crimes – certainly it's a much smaller number than I would have expected. Naturally, though, it isn't as simple as that. The number of crimes reported is not the same as the number of those committed. Moreover, there have been many hateful acts committed since 9/11 that were directed at Sikhs and Hindus, because the sort of people who believe that the only way to deal with brown people attacking them is to revenge themselves on other brown people tend not to be particularly choosy when it comes to target selection. Goldberg's assumed equivalence between an anti-Muslim crime and a hate crime listed as anti-Muslim simply doesn't exist. Other data also offer substantially higher figures; South Asian Americans Leading Together (SAALT) recorded more instances of bias against Muslims in the week after 9/11 than Goldberg recognises in four months.
Bias is not the same of crime, of course, but it doesn't seem outrageous to speculate that there might be a correlation between the rise of anti-Islamic sentiment and a reduction in the proportion of hate crimes being reported. Persecution and mistrust of authority often go hand in hand. In any event, the fact Goldberg can argue that anti-Muslim bias is exceptionally rare within a fortnight of an entire angry mob harassing a guy for the crime of looking like a Muslim (he was actually Puerto Rican) rather brings this point home. Does a furious press of people telling a Hispanic man that only the nearby police officers are keeping him safe from being beaten to a pulp constitute an anti-Muslim hate crime? If it does, Goldberg's figures are impossibly low. If it doesn't, then his figures are useless for the purpose he puts them to.
Still, perhaps American Muslims take comfort in knowing that in any given year, they have on average a mere 0.0064% chance of ending up having to report a hate crime. On the other hand, the rest of the American population – all 298 million or so of them, could by the same logic work on the principle that they have a mere 0.0001% average chance each year* of being blown away in another major terrorist strike. Now, maybe exchanging that possibility for the 64 times more likely event of being called names or getting your house smashed in sounds like a good deal – certainly Goldberg wants you to think so, with his tiresome "Who are the real victims here?" shtick. But it's an entirely false choice because - wait for it – Muslims die in terrorist actions too. The destruction wrought on the American citizenry that day was indiscriminate. At worst, Goldberg is trying to insinuate that by definition the Muslim victims of 9/11 weren't really Americans in the first place. At best, he's arguing that because terrorism is a hideous affront against human decency, we shouldn't take any other hate crime seriously. You know, like how you shouldn't worry about a thousand black people being robbed if a white guy got stabbed in the same town.
Goldberg then compounds his error:
"In 2001, there were twice as many anti-Jewish incidents as there were anti-Muslim, again according to the FBI. In 2002 and pretty much every year since, anti-Jewish incidents have outstripped anti-Muslim ones by at least 6 to 1. Why aren't we talking about the anti-Jewish climate in America?"
The objection that arises here is so embarrassingly obvious I'd almost feel bad for Goldberg, if I believed for a second that the omission wasn't deliberate. You can't compare the actual number of instances across two populations unless those populations are of the same size. Jews outnumber Muslims by almost three to one in America. If Goldberg's data is accurate, a Jewish person is not six times more likely to be a victim of a hate crime; they are twice as likely to report being a victim. Obviously, that's still not great, but there are a whole host of issues to consider – trust in authority, geographical location, integration of communities – before you'd feel comfortable saying 112 instances in 1.8 million is radically smaller than 672 instances in 5.1 million.
Goldberg's comparison of Jewish treatment with that of Muslims is far more instructive than he realises. First, because it reminds you that you'll never see a prominent US newspaper giving space to a Muslim arguing Jews need to suck it up and show some gratitude. Goldberg asks why we're not talking about an anti-Jewish climate. I'm going to guess it's because there are hundreds of prominent Jewish figures in politics, the media, and the public consciousness in general who can push back against the anti-Semitism whenever it raises its ugly head. The precariousness of a people's position is not measured only by how often they are attacked, but how capable they are of defending themselves. Goldberg would find that out spectacularly quickly if he were to try writing this crap about Jews or Christians, but he's too busy helping out those arguing that the only way Muslims will ever be truly American is to do exactly what those two groups are telling them to. And fuck off with their mosques, obviously.
Indeed, it is frequently the very same people who argue that Muslims have never had it so good that are screaming about rampant anti-Semitism every time a public figure criticises Israel. At that point, they're only too happy to argue that one does not need to have committed a hate crime in order to have demonstrated something vile and disturbing, or to have insulted or even harmed a minority group. My point is not that I agree that criticism of Israel is tantamount to hating Jews, and it certainly isn't that we shouldn't be concerned about anti-Semitism. It's that pretending that the only bigotry, bias and commentary we need to worry about is of the criminal kind is an act of spectacular deception, a call for wilful blindness over how low-level persecution works.
This, in the final analysis, is the true point. It goes beyond statistics. Anti-Islamic feeling is unquestionably on the rise in America. Each new poll shows Muslims are less welcome, and less trusted. People are screamed at and threatened in the street for having a skin colour faintly similar to that of a terrorist. Some of the most respected conservative voices in America are arguing that the best way for Muslims and Christians to get along is for Muslims to do exactly what the mob tells them to do, because the only co-operation is capitulation. And through it all, there are people like Goldberg, who know that the best way to ensure a backlash will occur is to pre-emptively deny it could ever be possible. To twist the facts to suit the theory. Sherlock Holmes would be spinning in his grave, had he been real.
Of course, if he were real, the cemetery where he lay would surely be an important cultural site. Best not let any Muslims in there, huh?
* That's working on the principle of one 9/11-size strike every nine years. Which I admit up front is just one approach. I would argue though that the true probability is more likely to be lower than 0.0001% than it is to be higher, since Islamic terrorists had been trying for at least a decade to inflict such horrible damage on the States before 2001, with far less success.


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Former Bee Gees star Robin Gibb has fathered a child with his live-in housekeeper - enraging his wife despite their open marriage.Gibb, 59, is reported to have had a child named Snow Robin with lover Claire Yang, 33.
His wife, Dwina - who is openly bisexual - practices a form of Hinduism called Brahman which requires her to abstain from sex, so allowed Gibb to bed other women.
She gave her blessing to the eight year affair between the pair, but decided a baby was one step too far and has thrown Yang out of the family home.
A friend tells British tabloid the Sunday Mirror, "It's an incredibly unusual arrangement. At first, Dwina was happy for Robin to sow his oats because it allowed her to stay committed to her Brahman beliefs, but she never expected him to actually plant his seed as it were."
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Week 3 & 4 ~ Building the Comb
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The bees are busy, busy, busy.
Both hives have consumed one gallon of sugar syrup and both are actively leaving the hive and foraging for nectar. The one hive is still more aggressive than the other…measured in dive bombing guards, who I suspect would be stinging me if I were not wearing a suit. But even those bees are few and far between. For the most part I am surprised at how they are far more concerned about doing the work they have to do than attacking anything that gets too close.
They have built comb in 4 of the frames and are working on the fifth. They don't seem to have any hesitation or aversion to building out the Pierco foundations. Their accuracy and precision in building honeycomb is pretty amazing. The geometry looks flawless.
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I am noticing a lot of ants, carpenter ants I believe, eating the sugar syrup. I saw a stand design for the hives that includes a small mote around each leg filled with oil to keep the ants from reaching the supers.
The bee's are beginning to eat the pollen patty in the hive that has been going out and foraging for themselves. The other hive continues to consume more sugar syrup.
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Her products consist of what she loves to call "The Three Ps" and it couldn't be more perfect. The Three Ps essentially mean the top three priorities of any beauty product - which sadly not all beauty products meet:
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I discovered the Dry Shampoo, Notte Breeze, a little while ago and love it. It's works perfectly, smells great, and doesn't leave your hair feeling like it's full of product. Another favourite is the lipgloss - Pleasantly Pafutto in Kitten Pink. I've been waiting for a good time to post this Q & A and I think with spring around the corner and hearing about the various travel plans people have and upcoming weddings, this is the perfect time! Principessa is full of goodies for your hair, skin, makeup, perfect glosses... everything. Lucky for us, Principessa is available at BeautyMark here in Vancouver and they also ship internationally for those who love the idea of pink and pretty. So, without anymore delay, I hope you enjoy the Q & A (that wasn't supposed to rhyme in the slightest).
How did Principessa start?
Trish: I was always a huge beauty product junkie. I loved spas too and wanted to recreate that experience at home. I was always in search of the "perfect" product too and felt certain that I could create them. I had quite a bit of experience and knowledge of the industry as I had worked in it for about 8 years at the retail level. At the time there was nothing pink and feminine on the market at all. All the packaging was very non gender specific or if there was anything pretty is was typically novelty products and not high end quality. I was also super picky about fragrances and didn't really love anything out there. I was looking for clean, fresh and pretty and I just couldn't find it? My hubby and I went to a trade show in Italy to start the process and so it began...
What has been your biggest accomplishment with the brand?
Trish: So many but one of my faves is getting invited to be in the goody bags for the Golden Globes our first week in business. They saw us at a trade show in New York and when they contacted us I thought it was a joke at first :) We even received an email afterwards from Teri Hatcher saying she loved the products. So sweet!
How would you describe Principessa's "girl" in 3 words?
Trish: Lip Glosses because they completely rock! Dry Shampoos because they are a life saver, literally and Lip Balms because they are honestly the best lip balms ever.
What should every girl invest in when it comes to Principessa products?
Trish: Duh, everything of course!! LOL
What is your biggest pet peeve when it comes to other beauty products?
Trish: Pet peeve? Beauty Products? I can't think of anything really except maybe charging ridiculous prices for stuff when I know how much things cost? Really I guess though it's the marketing of the product that you are paying for.
What has been your favourite project so far with the brand?
Trish: My favorite part is creating. That is the most fun and travelling too. We have been able to travel all over the place because of Principessa and I'm not sure I would have gone to Hong Kong and China were it not for Principessa. Now Asia is mine and my hubby's favorite destination. Going to the Golden Globe and Emmy events was fun too. We went back 3 times and get invited every year but it's just not feasible to do it every time as it costs so much and you have to give all the product for free.
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Trish: Honestly, wait until the economy gets better :) Seriously, I don't think it would be a great time to launch a brand right now. Having said that I think you have to be willing to put in twice the amount of work that you anticipate and twice the amount of money too! Also, innovation is key right now in order to differentiate yourself from the rest of the products and brands out there.
What can we expect to see over the next while form Principessa?
Trish: Well we just completed a packaging change that I'm so excited about and I love. We have an amazing graphic designer who I'm so thankful for! She's so talented and has been finally able to implement exactly what I wanted. Very grateful to have her on board as it's not easy to find someone who "gets" your vision and can bring it to fruition. We have lots of new things in store but I can't share just yet...
What is your favourite Vancouver secret?
Trish: Our FAVORITE Sushi place in the world is Koko on Hastings Street. Their jumbo dynamite roll is to die for and their spicy sauce is completely addicting!!
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A York man, who's been on the run since May 17th, is still being hunted by North Yorkshire police.
21 year old Martin Cooke is wanted on prison recall for breaching the terms of his prison licence.
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Grey Skies finds it's eighth home.
Derek Chandley has been in touch to say that Grey Skies (Volume Three) has been passed on to Len O Donovan. Len becomes the eight owner of Grey Skies, the 48th person to have possession of any One Short Story To Be Told volume and joins the growing list of those who have welcomed more than one One Short Story To Be Told volume into his home. Not bad for a days work. Oh and Len tells us that he is of on holidays today. His destination? Only Australia!
So, if Waiting lands in Sydney as expected this week, there'll be three One Short Story To Be Told volumes Down Under at the same time. Never thought I'd be saying that.
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Head coach Gus Poyet signed Bridcutt in the January transfer window, reuniting the Uruguayan boss with a player he had managed previously at Brighton and Hove Albion.
Bridcutt made 12 Premier League appearances in the second half of the season, but was largely overlooked in favour of Lee Cattermole as Sunderland successfully staved off the threat of relegation.
The Scotland international believes he is capable of producing more at the Stadium of Light, and cites a three-month injury absence at the start of last season, as well as the birth of his son, as reasons for why he is yet to fully find his stride on Wearside.
"Without a doubt, I still need to show my best form here,"Bridcutt told the Shields Gazette. "The season was hard for me.
"Even going back to when I was at Brighton, it was difficult because I was coming back from injury.
"Then it was stop-start when I got here with the cup runs, not being in the team, and a lot happened off the pitch with my family.
"It's tested me, and I've come through it. Now I'm just looking forward to next season.
"With the games I've played, I've done well, but I know I can do better. With a good pre-season, with all the lads and Gus, I want to be flying next season."
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Gov. Robert Bentley responds to health care ruling
Governor Robert Bentley on Thursday issued the following statement regarding the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
"I am deeply disappointed by today's Supreme Court decision.{} The health care law is an overreach by the federal government that creates more regulation, bureaucracy, and a dramatic increase in costs to taxpayers.{} The ACA is the single worst piece of legislation to come out of Congress.{} This law must be repealed," he said.
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Kody Williams is a very talented wide receiver prospect from Niceville (Fla.) High School. Williams, 6-3 and 180 pounds, is only a junior and a member of the Class of 2010. Last season as a sophomore he caught 35 passes for 615 yards and scored eight touchdowns.
"I know how to break away from defender," Williams said. I have good quickness and speed and I have really good hands. I rarely drop the ball. I can also go get the ball in the air. I use my size to my advantage."
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"I went to the Florida/Miami game. It was very intense. It was so loud but I was expecting that. That crowd gets in a frenzy."
He is so new to following the college game Williams is learning who's who. Growing up he followed the NFL but not college football.
"I really don't know much at all. I have seen USC on T.V. and they look awesome. They have so much talent. I have watched and liked West Virginia this year. I like the wide receiver coach at South Florida. I also camped at Auburn this past summer and they seemed like a cool coaching staff.
"That's the thing I am looking at the most, the coaching staffs. This (recruiting) is all new to me and it's pretty exciting. I don't have any offers but I do get a ton of letters and teams want me to come to their games."
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Eating out is always fun, whether you're enjoying a juicy entrecote steak or a burger at the drive-thru. And, even though a hamburger may cost as little as $1.99, the price of eating out can really add up. Tack on a drink, an extra side dish or even a meal for your partner or child, and you're already talking about a not-so-small investment. One way to avoid wasting money (and adding on the pounds) in this way is to start menu planning.
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The suspect, Reda Kriket, is accused of a string of terrorism offences, including participation in a terrorist group, French prosecutor Francois Molins said.
The 34-year-old French national is also accused of possessing and transporting arms and explosives, and holding fake documents.
The "unprecedented" weapons arsenal was seized from Kriket's Paris apartment following his arrest last week.
It included explosives, bomb-making chemicals, assault rifles, handguns and stolen passports.
Mr Molins said he was confident the discovery had foiled an "imminent" act of "extreme violence".
"At this stage of the investigation, while no specific target has been identified, nonetheless everything leads us to believe that the discovery of this cache (of weapons) has allowed us to prevent an action of extreme violence by a terrorist network," he said.
At least three other people connected to the alleged plot are in custody in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Two Algerians, identified as Abderrahmane A. and Rabah M., are being held in Brussels.
Another Frenchman linked to Kriket, Anis Bari, is being held in Rotterdam, where he is resisting extradition to France.
It is not clear whether the alleged plot was linked to the Islamic State network behind last week's attacks in Brussels or last November's attacks in Paris. However, Kriket is known to have ties to the Paris ringleader Abdelhamid Abaaoud.
Kriket and Abaaoud were both convicted in absentia by a Brussels court for IS recruitment in the 2015 trial of Khaled Zerkani.
Zerkani was described by Belgium's federal prosecutor as "the most significant recruiter of jihadi candidates in Belgium".
According to the French prosecutor, Kriket is believed to have travelled to Syria in 2014 and 2015.
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Located in Rotorua, Devonwood Resort Rotorua is minutes from Racing Rotorua and close to Rotorua Golf Club. This 4-star motel is within close proximity of Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve and Te Puia New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute.
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Terrazza Bella abre para um amplo terraço aberto com bonitas vistas de morros, incomuns no centro histórico de Spoleto. Um apartamento, glamourosa claro e arejado com cozinha muito grande de estar / jantar e totalmente equipada - inc microondas, lava-louça etc / 2 quartos duplos (com varandas contíguas) / casa de banho com banheira grande / chuveiro. Este apartamento de luxo está no meio de uma importante e significativa prédio 14C Romano, a Rocca dei Perugini, que foi demolido e totalmente restaurado. Foi originalmente construído como o forte porão de Perugia para vigiar os cidadãos de Spoleto, a quem o Perugians tinha conquistado! A entrada para os apartamentos é através de uma passagem larga pedra romana, com um centro de negócios de luxo todos os vidros à esquerda e embutido alcovas de vidro pequenas apresentam artigos de luxo pequenos à direita. A poucos metros ao longo desta passagem é um elevador e escadas, que levá-lo através do centro do edifício. Ficar aqui você vai experimentar luxo entrelaçado com a antiguidade.
Grande, piscina privada, disponível para todos os nossos clientes, sete milhas de distância, gratuitamente, em nosso Villa Marianna. No Rocca 14C Dei Perugini, a fortaleza para a Perugini quando conquistaram Spoleto, localizado em uma área de pedestres, Terrazza Bella + Bella Devido são elegantes apartamentos auto-suficientes, uma com terraço impressionante, ambos com varandas. Terrazza Bella tem uma sala de estar / jantar com uma cozinha equipada de um lado + uma sacada ambos os quartos. Devido Bella tem uma sala de estar / jantar com uma cozinha separada galera + uma sacada ambos os quartos. Ambas as varandas com vista para Porta Fuga. Você entrar no apartamento através de uma passagem de pedra romana que leva para as escadas / elevador para os apartamentos. Aqui, você é tratado com todas as vantagens da vida contemporânea. No entanto, ao mesmo tempo, a atmosfera neste palácio maravilhosamente restaurado é atado com antiguidade. Foi aqui que a batalha entre o Spoletini eo Perugini du
For the exclusive use of ONLY our guests, a large private pool, (APROX May 1 to Oct 31), at our Villa Marianna, 7 miles away, is included in the rental rate of this apartment.
If you are without a car, you will receive, free of charge, a pickup from the station on your day of arrival and a drop off at the station on your day of departure.
Also, included in the rate is a Welcome Pack : pasta, pasta sauce, olive oil, wine, tea, coffee, sugar, milk + toiletries to start you off.
Private chauffeur, chef, maid service, massage etc - all available at extra cost. Please ask for further details.
We have recently returned from our 29 day visit to Spoleto in our lovely apartment, La Terrazza Bella. Included for our daily pleasure and enjoyment were:
· 2 spacious bedrooms
· A large bath with shower (and always plenty of good hot water)
· A large, well-equipped kitchen (with full sized refrigerator/freezer and dishwasher) overlooking a charming terrace
· Excellent internet service. With 24/7 internet service and the use of email, we were completely satisfied. Kudos to our hosts for this outstanding amenity.
· A reliable elevator in good working order just outside our front door
· A late model washing machine in good working order
· A rear balcony with a charming view
· A private parking lot with our own reserved parking space
· The use of a cell phone provided by our hosts
· Regularly scheduled linen/towel replacement and apartment cleaning
· A welcoming bottle of wine, cheese, and other assorted goodies for an enjoyable repast upon arrival
And as if all of the above were not enough, we were the grateful recipients of our host's gracious willingness to meet us at the train station when we arrived in Spoleto, drive us to the car rental agency, and even take us to and from the train station on those occasions when we left the apartment for excursions to other parts of Italy. It is difficult to find adequate superlatives to describe the memorable times we had in Spoleto, largely due to the wonderful accommodations provided by our hostess and host, not to mention the warm, personal rapport we enjoyed with both of them. Add in the superb location of the apartment, surrounded by shops, coffee bars, restaurants, and marvelous medieval places of interest and you have an ideal, unforgettable travel experience.
There is so much to like about Terrazza Bella in Spoleto, Umbria, Italy. The apartment is plenty big for two to four people and is lovely and comfortable. The kitchen area is roomy. There is lots of light in every room, and there are French doors that open onto the terrazza, which is definitely bellissima! Yes, the terrazza is spacious, tranquil, and somewhat private, with well-kept plants and flowers all around. And the view to the hills is both beautiful and calming. On the other side of the apartment, the balcony looks out over the lively Via Porta della Fuga, yet the triple-glazed window-doors keep out the noise from the crowds enjoying the night life below. The location of the apartment is really ideal: within a 20 minute walk to the train station; close to the moving sidewalks and escalators will take you to the top of the city if you don't care to walk the steep streets; a short walk to several grocery stores; minutes away from many restaurants, bars, stores, butchers, fruit and vegetable markets, and banks.
As for Spoleto, it is a perfect home base for exploring Umbria. We took easy train rides to a day each in Assisi, Perugia, and Spello, and rented a car at very reasonable rates to drive to towns and sites not accessible by train. We definitely recommend visiting Norcia, Bevagna, Montefalco, and the Cascata delle Marmore, in nearby Terni. But there is plenty to see and do and eat in Spoleto itself, which is a lively, cultural, and friendly small city. The Spoleto card offers an economical way to visit museums, the Fortezza, the Roman amphitheater, and many other historical treasures. Among our favorite restaurants were Il Tempio del Gusto, Cava Truffles and Bubbles, Osteria del Matto, and Novecento. Caffe degli Artisti in the Piazza del Mercato is a great place to start the day with a cappuccino, pastry, and free wifi.
We loved our time in Terrazza Bella and have just one complaint. The wifi was inconsistent, sometimes weak, and sometimes nonexistent. If your cell phone works in Italy and has data services, you won't be bothered. Norma and Laurie provide an extensive list of restaurant recommendations, and Laurie picked us up at the station, and gave us a great tour of the immediate area and introductions to local restaurant owners. Parking was available behind the building.
We were two couples travelling together and spent four nights at Terazza Bella after a weeklong stay in Perugia. Laurie met us at the Conrad shopping plaza as prearranged, and we followed him to the apartment located in the lower part of town, just inside the walls, and a short walk from Piazza Garibaldi. In the square, you will find ATM machines, restaurants and a wonderful bakery. As well, there are several large grocery stores nearby, one is within walking distance.
The apartment was well equipped and adequately furnished. One bedroom had double beds and the other twin. It is located along a pedestrian only street which made weekend evenings very noisy even with the windows closed however, the weeknights were quiet. Since the apartment is located in the lower portion of Spoleto, and most of the sites are located in the upper area, we were faced with quite the hike each day, but there is a moving sidewalk nearby that travels to the upper portion and it's free. Laurie showed us were the sidewalk was located as there is no signage – we took the sidewalk up, saving considerable effort and walked down. The sidewalk closes at 9:00pm. It takes about 15 minutes to get to the top and one can get off at various points.
It is worthwhile to purchase the Spoleto card for 8Euro, it is good for a week and if one wishes to visit all the sites, it would total 40Euro. We also booked the onsite parking and only drove when we wished to visit the countryside. Try to avoid driving and parking in Upper Spoleto, while we were at the Tourist Bureau, we overheard that a couple was facing a 90Euro infraction fee for taking their car into the square. As an aside, it is worthwhile to visit the Tourist Info Centre. It is equipped with informative brochures and suggested walks. Try to spend an evening strolling around the Rocco with all the locals, viewing the Pointe delle Torri all lit up and then stopping at the bar just outside the Rocco for a drink in the evening – the views are outstanding.
Overall our stay was comfortable. We enjoyed eating our meals on the balcony and returning to the apartment for afternoon siestas, or just to regroup before continuing the day's adventures.
We spent 8 wonderful days in this well-appointed apartment, on the 4th floor of a historic building. Loved the open plan kitchen/living area, with big doors onto the plant-rich patio; golden light and a warm, indoor/outdoor feel. This is a remarkably private and secure place, given that it's in a very busy town. Double glazing means you can shut out sounds from the pedestrian street far below; but for us that was part of being there. Also, it's all so easy thanks to the private parking space (by arrangement) plus elevator. Norma and Laurie are such generous hosts: they will do anything they can to make your stay perfect! But the location really makes it. We loved just walking out in any direction: to a cafe or restaurant, to participate in the passeggiata, to see the wonderful buildings and sights there are in Spoleto... we spent more days in town than planned, simply because we loved 'living in Spoleto', and the apartment makes you feel as if you do. We look forward to returning!
(this is a copy of my trip advisor review - decided it should be on homeaway too!)
Terrazza Bella has a really good location in Spoleto - really close to the "escalator" to take you up the hill to the Rocca and Sacred Hills and on the main street where the locals walk for their early evening promenade. But the flat was extremely quiet and peaceful even though central. Everything we needed was in the flat including English channels on the TV. The heating and hot water were very efficient and the landlord very helpful - he even picked us up and dropped us off at the railway station. I highly recommend Spoleto as a town to visit - it was even nicer than I expected and wonderful if you like history. I also recommend Terrazza Bella as a place to stay.
I had the privilege of staying in Terrazza Bella for two months during February and March. The town is quiet this time of year yet there is plenty to do and see in Spoleto and nearby villages and towns. My hosts and owners of the property, Laurie and Norma offered the greatest hospitality from booking to pick upon my arrival until my departure. Laurie even stopped by a grocery store so I could pick up some things before he delivered me to the apartment. They also provided a nice welcome package of olive oil, pasta, wine, coffee, tea etc. During my stay he was a phone call away if needed. The apartment with two bedrooms was spacious, light, comfortable and had a fully equipped kitchen with everything necessary to prepare full meals. There is a lovely terrace off the main living area and a balcony overlooking the pedestrian street off the two bedrooms. The apartment is comfortable for up to 4 persons. There was plenty of room for family that came to stay. Laurie was more than helpful and gracious to pick up family members when they arrived. The train is only a 10 minute walk but with luggage this was a really appreciated service. The location of the apartment with it's close proximity to the train station makes it an ideal location for exploring other lovely Umbrian towns. Assisi was less than 45 minutes by train, It was a favorite destination. Orvieto, Perugia and other lovely towns and cities are easily accessible. Rome is only an hour and half by train. Norcia and Montefalco are great day trips by bus. Beautiful historic Spoleto is enough in itself. It is an extraordinary place and there is more than enough to see and do. There are Roman sites and beautiful churches. The walk up to the top of town, to the Rocca and Ponte delle Torri is worth every step. There is a mobile stairway to get you to the top without the strenuous climb, but if you are able, walking up the narrow streets and past the shops enjoying the sights along the way is worth the effort. The view from the top of the town is amazing and it is a great place to sit and soak in the beauty. Hiking the via Francesco up to Monteluco and visiting the little church of San Francesco was a highlight. I highly recommend a visit to Spoleto. The food is delicious the people are warm, friendly and welcoming. If you stay at Terrazza Bella or any one of Norma and Laurie's properties you will have a home away from home and enjoy every minute. I cannot wait to return.
Passeando dentro das muralhas desta cidade de conto de fadas, pode-se ver monumentos, igrejas, torres e todos os tipos de outros edifícios de interesse histórico, bem como obras de arte em abundância. Spoleto possui inúmeras instituições mundiais famosas como O Centro Italiano de Estudos sobre a Alta Idade Média, o Festival de Dois Mundos e O Teatro Ópera Experimental. E, se você andar por alguns minutos até a Catedral, você vai ver um exemplo do que é indiscutivelmente a praça mais bonita de toda a Itália, destaque em um dos primeiros filmes de Brigitte Bardot e onde sua personagem viveu e morreu. No entanto, não é essencial para ser rica em história para ser capaz de apreciar a espiritualidade e beleza impressionante de Spoleto. O espírito de seu passado fascinante é imerso em cada pedra e calçada. Dentro deste cenário medieval, você também pode desfrutar dos melhores vinhos, as melhores trufas, água na boca-oliveiras óleos e as melhores lojas do mundo em uma infinidade de bares, restaurantes e lojas. Outras Atividades: rafting, degustação de 10-pin bowling, degustação de vinhos, galerias, igrejas, azeite


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On Friday October 23rd, the Coordinators of the C@P Society of Cape Breton County and the Inverness County C@P Network Society attended the annual Social Studies Teachers Association (SSTA) Conference in Fall River to exhibit and present the Educational Resources developed as part of Work Through Time: Cape Breton Stories of Land and Sea.
Educational Consultants, Colleen MacLeod and Alice Campbell, developed twelve lesson plans to accompany twelve of the site's stories. These lesson plans are based on the Specific Curriculum Outcomes of the Atlantic Provinces and are multi-disciplinary in nature.
All are available in the Educational Resources section of http://www.workthroughtime.ca.
The response to both the presentation and exhibit table were overwhelming. The teachers we spoke with were very excited to discover this resource and to be able to begin using it in their classrooms. Many asked for extra copies for colleagues that weren't able to attend!
The Educational Resources DVDs have also been provided to all Primary to Eight Teachers on Cape Breton Island through the Strait Regional School Board, Cape Breton Victoria Regional School Board, Membertou Elementary, Eskasoni School Board and three French schools in Sydney, Cheticamp and Arichat.


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If you love Law and Order UK or Silent Witness, these books are for you! I can see this as a brilliant BBC TV production in the future.
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Listened to it in one day!! Couldn't stop. Excellent storyline, kept me guessing all the way through.


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If you enjoy points and passing offense, you'll like watching the Indiana Hoosiers in 2010.
Indiana swept its cushy nonconference slate with another high-scoring shootout win, rallying in the second half to beat Arkansas State 36-34 in Bloomington. Bill Lynch's squad now only needs two Big Ten wins to become bowl eligible.
Where would Indiana be without Ben Chappell? The senior quarterback rebounded from a rough day at Ohio State to pass for 382 yards and four touchdowns today.
He got a ton of help from talented receivers Damarlo Belcher and Tandon Doss, both of whom eclipsed 100 receiving yards. And perhaps the most encouraging sign for Indiana's offense was the play of running back Trea Burgess, who rushed for 96 yards on 19 carries in place of the injured Darius Willis. The big question is whether Burgess can be the answer against Big Ten defenses, and he faces a good one next week at Illinois.
Speaking of defense, Indiana's still worries me. Aside from two first-half interceptions, Arkansas State quarterback Ryan Aplin threw the ball very well (33-for-44, 275 pass yards) against the Hoosiers. IU stopped the run well, but it's still too easy for teams to pass against its secondary.
I really think Indiana needs to win one of its next two contests, at Illinois and against Northwestern in Bloomington, to get to six wins. It likely needs to play a lot better on defense to do so.
We'll learn a lot about the Hoosiers before the end of the month.


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Kaitlin started her yoga practice at a young age with a purely physical practice rooted in her Type-A personality. However, over time she discovered the many layers that yoga had to offer and became interested in sharing the different facets of a yoga practice with others. A student of Ame Wren, Kevin Courtney and the Boston Yoga School, Kaitlin has developed a passion for the power of yoga to build community and heal people. As a neuroscience and art nerd, she loves infusing her classes with interdisciplinary perspectives on yoga and using them to help her students delve deeper into the practice. She loves helping students develop more body awareness and learn how to use yoga to balance many aspects of their lives. She is excited to continue exploring the ways that different lenses can be used to shine a light on the universality of the human experience.


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Discussion in 'Teen Disney' started by tinkerbell12, Jun 23, 2007.
Your opinion on them?
What's your favorite song(s)?
I like them.
I personally like the song Crying.
They'll be in PEI for Blast At The Beach.
I don't have tickets though.
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Any of the songs that play on Rock 'n' Roller Coaster. My favorite, Walk This Way.
They're on Rock N Roller Coaster. Thats the only thing I know about them.
Argueably America's best rock band. My favorite song is "Same Old Song and Dance".
Joanie's Butterfly
Dream On
Dude (Looks like a lady)
I love them.
I love Cryin', Dude (Looks Like A Lady), Livin' on the Edge and Walk This Way.
Steven Tyler puts on a fantabulous show.
Without question, they're the best band in history.
As for my favorite, it's no doubt "Love in an Elevator".
Other contenders:
Janie's Got a Gun
Don't Want to Miss a Thing
walk this way
don't wanna miss a thing
Love in an Elevator.
I love Aerosmith...
Favorite has to be "Dude looks like a lady"
Love them and all their songs!
Hole in My Soul
What Kind of Love Are You On?
Shut up and Dance
OF Course all their classics as well
i like love in an elevator
She knows.
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walk this way ( original and the 1 with Run DMC)
love in an elevator
dude looks like a lady
I LOVE AEROSMITH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My favorite song has gotta Big Ten Inch Record. Close second tho is Devils got a new disguise.
I love Aerosmith - they're a huge inspiration to me. Steven Tyler deserves the world. My favorite songs are Mama Kin, Walk This Way, Rag Doll, and Eat the Rich.
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Susan McCreery's short fiction, micro-fiction and poetry have appeared in numerous anthologies and journals. Her poetry collection, Waiting for the Southerly, was published in 2012. At this year's festival, Carmel Bird will launch Loopholes, Susan's collection of micro-fiction, which is published by Spineless Wonders. Susan has worked as a professional proof reader for the past 18 years and lives in Thirroul, on the south coast of NSW.
All sessions by Susan McCreery
Loopholes: Reading and writing microfiction
08 Apr 2017
2:45 pm - 4:00 pm
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Voluntary Return Good Practice Project Coordinator
Posted by Refugee Action
Job Description
Based in Birmingham, London or Manchester
Permanent contract, initially funded for 12 months
Join Refugee Action as the Voluntary Return Good Practice Project Coordinator and be part of a unique project in the Good Practice & Partnerships Team.
Voluntary Return Good Practice Project aims to address some of the gaps left by the closure of Refugee Action's Assisted Voluntary Return (AVR) 'Choices' Service, by providing both proactive and reactive information and advice on Voluntary Return for refugee, asylum and migrant organisations interested in developing their knowledge in this area.
In this key role you will:
- Build the capacity of up to four organisations to provide good quality and up to date information and casework to people considering their options around Voluntary Return
- Run a telephone based service that provides second tier support around specific cases for these target organisations.
- Provide additional training and mentoring support for these organisations.
You must have:
- OISC Level 2 accreditation
- An understanding of the circumstances, complexities, issues and sensitivities linked to voluntary return
- Working knowledge of best practice and policy around Voluntary Return
- Experience of delivering advice and information services and an understanding of the different approaches e.g. face-to-face, telephone, briefings etc
- Experience and understanding of cultural diversity and the ability to manage and support a multi-cultural team
- Ability to carry out organisational needs assessments and design development plans with them to address needs
- Experience of supporting other organisations through training, mentoring etc
- Experience of designing volunteer programmes and recruiting, training, supporting and recognising volunteers
- Excellent group facilitation skills
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Simon is counting the days to Christmas, not because he likes the Holidays - no, he hates them. He dreads every single holiday ever created, but Christmas it the worst. As if his dad's drunken snores and his mother's faked Christmas spirit isn't enough, his sister has decided to celebrate Christmas elsewhere this year.
The stress and anxiety drive Simon crazy. When he is introduced to a work colleague's son, Hannes, he mistakenly believes he's been set up on a blind date. Even after Hannes sets him straight in his assumptions, he keeps seeing signs that shouldn't be there. Is Hannes lying when he says he isn't interested or has the Christmas stress finally driven Simon mad?
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- Love Unlocked
- He Melted Us
- Once in a Snowstorm (Nortown #1)
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Dallas, TX (PressExposure) November 11, 2009 -- Renata Black is no stranger to giving back to those less fortunate than herself. Her latest philanthropic endeavor, Lingerie Miami, is a revolutionary concept that combines high fashion with a powerful fundraising effort to provide small loans to poor women throughout the world who could use a hand up out of poverty.
The purpose of Renata Blackâs Lingerie Miami concept is to assist women in living on under a dollar a day as they break their back working to provide for their families. The program is designed to create a sustained impact through microfinanceâsmall loans aimed at empowering women to better their lives so they can pull themselves and their families out of poverty once and for all.
The first Lingerie Miami event was held on February 7, 2009, and it featured top designers, A-list celebrities, and supermodels from each of the countries being targeted for the expansion of microfinance. These countries included the United States, Colombia, Jamaica, Haiti, and India. These countries are serving as the inaugural hosts of Lingerie Miamiâs microfinance projects. The beneficiaries of these small loans are being trained on how to improve their business acumen and to make smart financial decisions that allow them to sustain their financial freedom.
But Lingerie Miami isnât Renata Blackâs first foray into philanthropy. Upon graduating from the University of North Carolina, Renata Black traveled around the world to gain a deeper appreciation of world cultures and to volunteer her time and services in each country she visited. From her work with the mentally disabled in New Zealand to her time with terminally ill children in Hong Kong, Blackâs caring spirit and unstoppable goodwill has reached every corner of the world.
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If you've been following me on social media at all, you'll notice that I'm revealing the title for book 3, one clue at a time. I was going to wait until January to start this scavenger hunt of sorts. Part of me likes keeping the secret all to myself. *evil laugh* But a larger part of me just wants to scream it from the rooftops — tell you the title, tell you the first line, tell you the whole plot. So, to quell my own impatience and to keep my readers from murdering me for the cliffhanger at the end of A Time to Speak…I've started a game.
Here's how it works:
- You complete a task
- I reveal a clue to the title.
- You make a guess at the title.
- You complete another task.
- I reveal another clue.
- You make another guess. 😉
And so on, and so forth, until I've revealed the whole title. Thus far, I revealed task #1 (reach 1,000 FB likes) and you guys dominated that in less than a week.
Thus, my faithful subjects were rewarded with a clue:
Each task and then clue will be pinned to the top of my social media pages (Facebook and Twitter) as well as posted on Instagram.
But what if you guess correctly?
Mwahaha! You shall not be kept in ignorance! Here's how the guessing works:
- You are allowed to guess one title per post. If you guess more than one, then I shall only count the first guess.
- If you guess incorrectly, I won't tell you. (Aren't I mean?)
- If you guess correctly…I will send you a private message with a special gift. Mwahah! You will, of course, be sworn to secrecy until the title is fully revealed. And you'll be one of the lucky few who knows the title before the rest of the world!
As of this morning, my wonderful followers and fans have….unlocked the next clue! (My, this is going fast.) They did this by having 30 new people add Book 3 to their Goodreads "to read" list. So I've revealed the new clue on my Twitter. Go see if you can guess correctly now! 🙂 For those of you without a Twitter, here's the clue and you can guess below:
So, since we're talking about book 3 and you're probably (hopefully?) getting as excited about it as I am, here are some…
Book 3 Updates:
Aside from revealing the title this month, here's where I'm at with book 3:
- Edits: I'll be receiving the giant, tear-my-heart-out edits from my editor any second. Like…today. Maybe I've even received them in between my pressing "publish" and you reading this (and am now weeping in a corner somewhere.)
- Timeline: Then I'll be applying the edits now until the end of January. Am I nervous? (Need you even ask?) Um…YES!
- Chocolate: I've stocked up on chocolate (is this even valid enough to be a bullet point?)
- Cover: I expect, once the edits are done, I'll start discussing the cover with the designer. *squeal!* We've already chatted a bit about it and I can already say…it's going to be awesome.
- Release Date: Book 3 is scheduled for Fall 2016. But to ease the pain of waiting, I'll be continuing all these fun games like title reveals and sneak peeks and hints. Much more than I've done with prior books. The best place to keep up on those is via my newsletter.
In other news, I've started putting together proposals for…*gasp*…new ideas! EEEE! I'm very excited to write those books (though I'm already having Parvin-withdrawals.) Your prayers are greatly appreciated, mostly that God will put the books in the hands of the right editors and publishers.
What update are you most excited about? Title reveal? Cover reveal? Or new book ideas?
Oh yes, and what is your guess for book 3's title? Share in the comments!


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Monday 20 November 1933
It was Monday, under the sign of Scorpio. The US president was Franklin D. Roosevelt (Democratic).
Famous people born on this day include Maryon Kantaroff and Georges Soubrier.
The Ghoul, directed by T. Hayes Hunter, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1933
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- Vietnam - Teacher's Day (Ngay nha gi�o Vi?t Nam)
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Flexstay Inn Sugamo Tokyo
3-6-16, Sugamo, Tokyo, Japan
Flexstay Inn Sugamo is placed in a market area of Tokyo in the vicinity of Yasukuni Shrine, Tokyo Dome and Shinjuku.
The hotel is in the convenient location just near Zoushigaya subway station. Namja Town, Sugamo and Sunshine Aquarium are located 450 meters from the hotel.
This property offers proximity to gardens.
Flexstay Inn Sugamo provides 104 guestrooms appointed with heating, pay TV, cable TV with on-demand movies, a kitchenette and a microwave for a pleasant stay in Tokyo. They feature en suite bathrooms with a shower, a bathtub and a hairdryer.
5 minutes' walk to Ōtsuka train station. Flexstay Inn Sugamo is 25 minutes' drive away from Haneda airport.
A designated smoking area, an elevator and a vending machine together with a photocopier and a copier are offered.
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- There are no extra beds provided in a room.
- Non-smoking rooms
- No parking
- Limited time reception
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- Sugamo Jozo-dori Shops450 m
- Sugamo450 m
- Rikugien Garden1.1 km
- Japan Mint Tokyo Musium1.4 km
- Former Fukukawa Gardens1.4 km
- Ancient Orient Museum1.4 km
- International Conference Center - Waseda2.9 km
- Waseda University3.0 km
- St. Mary's Cathedral, Tokyo2.3 km
- Arakawa Amusement Park2.9 km
- Airports
- Haneda20.6 km
- Train stations
- Sugamo Station500 m