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Processing Modflow Related Publications
Processing Modflow has been cited by a great number of publications and used by many courses offered at various schools. Click here or here to Google for those papers and course materials.
Below are links to selected PMWIN-related works and publications. If you would like yours to be listed here, please contact us.
- A Survey of Methods for Analysing Groundwater Recharge in Arid & Semi-arid Region. (United Nations Environmental Programme; Year of publication: 2002; 5,905 KB).
- A System to support decision making for peatland management in the humid tropics. By Henk Ritzema, Dana Veltman, and Henk Wösten. Published in: J. Päivänen (Ed). Wise use of peatlands. Proceedings 12th Int. Peat Congress, 6-11 June 2004, Tampere, Finland, Vol I: 720-725.
- Comparision of an analytic and a numercal approach for tracer transport in a fractured geothermal reservoir. By Aniko Toth, Peter Szucs and Elemer Bobok. PROCEEDINGS, Thirty-Fourth Workshop on Geothermal Reservoir Engineering. Stanford University, Stanford, California, February 9-11, 2009.
- Complex Scientific Analysis in Geothermal Exploration in the Pannonian Basin. By Elemer B, Peter Sz, Aniko T, and Attila K. Proceedings World Geothermal Congress 2010. Bali, Indonesia, 25-29 April 2010.
- Development of Steady State Groundwater Flow Model in Lower Walawa Basin - Sri Lanka. (Integrating GIS, Remote Sensing, and Numeric Groundwater Modelling). By Amarasingha Arachchillage Anoja Kumudu Kumari Senevratne, March 2007)
- Evaluation of groundwater resources in the Geba basin, Ethiopia. By Kibrewossen Tesfagiorgis, Tesfamichael Gebreyohannes, Florimond De Smedt, Jan Moeyersons, Miruts Hagos, Jan Nyssen and Jozef Deckers. Bulletin of engineering geology and the environment DOI: 10.1007/s10064-010-0338-3
- Groundwater Availability Models of Texas: A great number of groundwater availability models (GAMs) has been developed since early 2000's for major and minor aquifers of the State of Texas with Processing Modflow. Documents and datasets of the models are available from the website of the Texas Water Development Board. GAMs include comprehensive information on each aquifer, such as recharge (amount of water entering the aquifer); geology and how that conveys into the framework of the model; rivers, lakes, and springs; water levels; aquifer properties; and pumping.
- Groundwater flow section modelling of salinisation processes in the Champhone Catchment, Savannakhet Province, Lao PDR. By Iwona Wiszniewski and Rungruang Lertsirivorakul. Proceedings of the 2005 International Conference on Simulation and Modelling.
- Groundwater Modeling Course. Material of a short course that utilizes PMWIN. By Arlai Phatcharasak, University Rajabhat Pathom Nakhon and Manfred Koch, University of Kassel.
- Hydrodynamic coefficients estimation and aquifer simulation using PMWIN model. By Reza Lalehzari, Sayyed Hassan Tabatabaei,and Majid Kholghi. Fourteenth International Water Technology Conference, IWTC 14 2010, Cairo, Egypt.
- Impact of Gravel Pits on Ground water: Case Study of Gravel Pits near the Mohelnice City, Czech Republic. By Tomas Kuchovsky, Adam Ricka, and Jaroslava Cervenkova.
- Modelling Effects of Val-Bird Weir Height on Water Tables Along the Haughton River (Burdekin Haughton Water Supply System). By Kumar A. Narayan, Damaris Hartmann, Philip Charlesworth, Joseph K. Kemei and Keith L. Bristow. CSIRO Land and Water Client Report for Burdekin Dry Tropics Board, August 2004.
- Modeling groundwater flow using PMWIN and ArcGIS. By Jay Thomas Aber, Xiaoying Yang, and David R. Steward. Water Resources Research Lab. Kansas State University.
- Modeling the effect of clay drapes on pumping test response in a cross-bedded aquifer using multiple-point geostatistics, by Huysmans M. and Dassargues A., 2012, Journal of Hydrology 450/451, 159-167.
- Northern segment of the Edwards Aquifer groundwater availability model. GAM Stakeholder Training Nov. 2003. Texas Water Development Board.
- One-Week Module on Stochastic Groundwater Modeling. By David C. Mays, University of Colorado Denver.
- The groundwater modeling tool for GRASS (GMTG): Open source groundwater ?ow modeling. By J.J. Carrera-Hernndez and S.J. Gaskin. Computers & Geosciences 32 (2006) 339–351.
- Uncertainty Estimation of Pathlines in Ground Water Models. By Fritz Stauffer. Vol. 43, No. 6—GROUND WATER—November–December 2005 (pages 843–849).
- Using conceptual groundwater data model to model groundwater flow with PMWIN. By Xiaoying Yang, Jay Thomas Aber, and David R. Steward. Department of Civil Engineering. Kansas State University.
- Water quality study for drinking purpose in rural areas (Case study: Ezbet Arab El Aiaada). By Safaa Soliman. Water Science. Issue 37. April 2005.


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I found my Xbox Live USB video camera. I thought I had lost it.
Many of you know that a few years ago I produced a weekly Christian music podcast. It lasted over a year, and I really enjoyed it. Since then, photography has not only replaced the time and energy, but has done even more for me, artistically.
However, I have been thinking about a possible new program that I could record. I'm thinking about a daily vidcast. Not long in length, and not complex to produce. It would really just be an extension of my regular blog posts. You see, when I get an idea of something to write about, I simply write it. When that idea is real short, I generally Pownce/Twitter it. However, there are times when I want something a little bit different. That's where the vidcast comes in. I think I'll start by recording a short, off the cuff, inspirational video. I'll toss in some photo ideas or tips on occaision too.
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Short request from Trevor Carpenter on Vimeo.

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Salford coach Iestyn Harris says his players are starting to play with smiles on their faces after a 36-8 win over Widnes lifted them up to fourth place in Super League.
The Red Devils had seven different try-scorers, including a first for the club for Scott Taylor, as they maintained their climb away from the foot of the table, where they sat after a 52-6 home defeat by St Helens six weeks ago.
"It's early, isn't it, but you'd rather be fourth than 12th," Harris said.
"We've some tough challenges around the corner – we've got Huddersfield, Wigan and Leeds in a short space of time – and it will show where we are.
"We've just got to try and improve each week. Our home form has been pretty good, it's just about getting a few more on our travels."
Salford got off to a flying start with Ben Jones-Bishop and Weller Hauraki scoring tries inside the first 12 minutes and they extended their lead to 16-0 when Greg Johnson touched down with Widnes centre Stefan Marsh in the sin-bin for a professional foul.
The injury-hit Vikings struck back with a try from Paddy Flynn and two goals from Jack Owens to halve Salford's lead by half-time but it was largely one-way traffic after the break, with Lama Tasi, Josh Griffin, Cory Paterson and Taylor crossing the line.
"I thought we worked extremely hard for each other, better than we've done so far this season," Harris added.
"They looked like they were enjoying it at the back end of the game and that's important. You've got to enjoy rugby to be at your best and I thought we enjoyed it today.
"It was pleasing to be very solid defensively because that's something we've been working hard on.
"I thought there some good performances from our new players. Dobbo (Michael Dobson) had his best game by far – his relationship with Rangi (Chase) is going to develop – and I thought Kevin (Locke) had his best game for the club. He wanted to get the ball in his hands and he was terrific."
Harris was also delighted with the debut of forward Carl Forster, who joined the club from St Helens in the winter.
"It was a big day for him and he did himself proud," Harris said. "He looked like a Super League player."
Already without seven injured regulars, Widnes lost Flynn (hamstring) and Chris Clarkson (thumb) during the game and also suffered the effects of playing their second game in five days.
"It was a tough night at the office," admitted coach Denis Betts. "We got got beaten across the board.
"We gave them a good start and you could see their confidence grow.
"We lost Clarkson and made a couple of changes and it just drained our energy, especially with the short turnaround. The lads looked flat in the second half."
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Three wonderful shots. I especially love the way you pull back to reveal more and more. Thank you!ReplyDelete
thanks Glenn! the plants love the rain ...so it's beautiful and needed, but I do hate the threat of street flooding. Enjoy the beautiful day today. thanks, spReplyDelete
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SAN FRANCISCO – The International Auto Show has been a Thanksgiving Week tradition for many years. Families from throughout Northern California come to the city to shop, to see the holiday decorations and to check out the new cars.
The show opened over the weekend and runs through next Saturday, Nov. 29. And this year, along with shiny Corvettes and sleek Lamborghinis, they'll see a bit of blue.
The blue trucks from PG&E are on display on the main floor of the Moscone Center, along with the convertibles and coupes, the sedans and SUVs, from the world's automakers.
Well, the trucks are blue, but their impact is green, because PG&E is at the forefront of the utility industry when it comes to greening its fleet. And that makes perfect sense considering PG&E's customer base, said Dave Meisel, the company's senior director of transportation and aviation services.
"We have one of the highest adoption rates for electric-base vehicles in the Bay Area," Meisel said. "So we're going to be impacted more than other utilities sooner. Think about it this way – we generate pretty clean electricity at PG&E, if we can use that clean electricity to power clean transportation, that's just about as good as it gets."
That's why PG&E is showing off two vehicles made in Dixon, California, by EDI. Both vehicles – a full-size pickup and Class 5 utility truck – are plug-in electric hybrids that save gas and reduce emissions. Each also features exportable power – enough to power 100 homes during an outage.
(PG&E showed off the vehicles and technology in Washington, D.C., last week at events at the White House and outside the Capitol.)
PG&E's has about 9,000 vehicles in its fleet used for on-road travel; about 3,300 of them, or one-third of the company's fleet, are alternative-fuel vehicles.
"We've got more than 1,100 electric-base vehicles in our fleet," Meisel said. "That's everything from plug-in hybrids to electrics to standard hybrids. What you're going to see a lot more in the future is plug-in hybrids with exportable power."
That capability would become incredibly useful in restoring power quickly after a large earthquake or a hurricane as permanent repairs are made.
PG&E's booth also features alternative-fuel passenger and work vehicles in use by PG&E such as Ford Focus EV and the Chevy Volt plug-in hybrid. Customers can get information on EV charging rates. Show-goers also can see some of the new technology that PG&E is using to boost safety and reliability, including a mini-robot to inspect pipelines that's no bigger than a Hot Wheels car. PG&E might just have the smallest and largest displays at the show.
On Monday and Tuesday, PG&E sponsored an electric-vehicle test-drive at the show. Vehicles from GM, Ford, BMW, Nissan, Smart and Mercedes-Benz were available for testing.
Dozens of people took advantage of the EV test drive on Monday morning.
That included Joseph Heinz of Orinda, who brought his sons Keenan and Peyton.
"The boys were really excited about getting in the cars and driving. We wanted to see what they felt like," said Heinz. He would consider buying one "down the road," he said. "It's the future, right?"
After the family took a spin in a BMW i3 electric, 8-year-old Keenan gave his quick opinion: "I really like how they drive. They're really small speedsters that you can zoom around with all-day long."
And 7-year-old Peyton quickly listed his favorite cars: "A Lamborghini Veneno and Bugatti Veyron, and a Bentley Continental GT Speed and the i3 and that's all."
PG&E will be hosting the EV test drive again on Tuesday (Nov. 25) from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The San Francisco Auto Show runs through Saturday at Moscone Center.
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Building on the platform of the Blue, the Gold is a higher-powered, Alnico-magnet speaker that recreates the unmistakable sonic signature of a 'well played-in' original. Over time, the high frequencies of a Blue soften and become less chalky as the cone becomes more flexible – a much sought after characteristic that the Gold exhibits straight out of the box. Also present in the Gold sound from the outset is an added warmth and complexity in the midrange which, coupled with the classic Alnico qualities of a laid-back attack, rounded low end and brilliant belllike highs, deliver huge rhythm voicings and saturated vocal lead tones.
The Gold is a wonderfully expressive and revealing loudspeaker, affording guitarists an unprecedented degree of dynamic control. It has already become a favourite for many working players worldwide whether picking and bending with Brad Paisley, or rocking hard with Danny Spitz of Anthrax.
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Ok, so I said I didn't do anything and on Sunday I hadn't. But I don't know if it was guilt or what, but Sunday night I started knitting myself a scarf and finished it last night.
Some of you may remember that I made two for friends at Christmas (purple and grey cabled chunky knits). Since I made them, I have really wanted one for myself! They were so warm and snuggly.
So, I decided that I would keep the pattern simple for mine so that I could knit whilst watching the boxset of Supernatural Season 3 that a friend lent me. It was really simple, just garter stitch and stocking stitch. The most difficult part was when I changed stitches :) but not that difficult. I don't think that the basic pattern detracts that much from the overall design as I used cream wool purposely to contrast with my red coat - I am so discreet :) - and I wore it this morning and YES! it was warm and snuggly :)
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Here are some pic of the finished scarf hanging up in my office..whaddya think?
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After a week during which both cities were occupied by tanks and troops from the army loyal to President Bashar al-Assad, state TV said that security had been restored.
An unnamed general from the Syrian army claimed order had been restored to the town of Deir el-Zour "as a response to the call from the people of the city".
We entered Deir el-Zour to re-establish security and free the streets that were in the hands of the armed groups who had built barriers and barricades in all the streets. The people co-operated with us in our quick operation and helped us complete our mission," he said.
The coastal city of Latakia has also come under sustained tank fire since last Saturday. Many residents have fled, including between five and ten thousand Palestinian refugees.
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We met at Brookside, Cambridge at 9.30am for what was expected to be the longest day ride of the year so far. It was dull and overcast, with patches of drizzle forecast though they never appeared. Mick led us to coffee at Malton Golf Club via a slightly unorthodox route via the Shelfords, Newton, Foxton, Barrington and Orwell. At coffee, where a few more riders were waiting , I enjoyed a cappucino and toasted teacake with jam for £2.25.
Then we continued to lunch at the Shuttleworth Air Museum at Old Warden. Mick took us via Meldreth, Bassingbourn, Litlington, Ashwell and Hinxworth, over the A1 and then on via Broom to Old Warden. My nut roast lunch was £6.25 though some over-priced drinks put the total cost up somewhat.
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After lunch the sun came out and it stayed bright for the rest of the day. We split into various groups, with some going directly home and others going directly to tea at Gamlingay. Four or five of us stuck with Mick who took us on a loop west to Cardington (past the airship hangars) and the Country Park on the edge of Bedford. There we joined the NCR51 cycle path which follows the course of a dismantled railway all the way back to Sandy, with a pleasant loop just before Danish Camp which took us along the river (below). We arrived at the Cock PH in Gamlingay at 4.35pm, five minutes late but at exactly the same time as the afternoon riders led by Jacob. After a splendid tea of sandwiches and cakes we all cycled directly back to Cambridge.
Total distance today was about 73 miles, the longest ride of the year so far.
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Discussion in 'Community' started by Debo, Jul 18, 2004.
He's no longer elligible for the first one. He thought he was playing Jingle Bells.
I'm always upping this thread for no discernible reason.
we don't need no stinking reason.
You know what would be cool? A movie that was exactly like Star Wars but with vikings instead of stormtroopers, flamethrowers instead of lightsabers, flying robots instead of TIE Fighters, Megan Fox instead of Darth Vader and dancing numbers instead of space battles.
it could be the "even more special edition", not to be confused with the soon to follow "most specialest edition ever".
Maybe they could get Shia LeBeowulf to dub Luke Skywalker.
And I feel the need to fire some Photoshops to show the world MY REAL VISION OF THE ORIGINAL TRILOGY.
the most specialest of all editions should definitely be achieved entirely through photoshop. it must also include nicholas cage, robocop, several brown lightsabers, a cyborg elvis, sting, a golden motorcycle, an army of brain-starved zombie gungans, and fabio playing thor playing tarzan.
This is a leaked scene from Return Of The Jedi Specialest Edition. It's Han Solo driving a speeder towards Jabba's palace and getting ambushed by battle droids. [link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nVMziCNFF1I]See[/link]
things are looking up already. i can't wait until they photoshop in his golden motorcycle.
it's beginning to look a lot like fiiiiiiiiiiiiiishmen
i don't know anything about nothing.
I know tomorrow's Tashi's birthday.
Vice-versa for me. So between us, I guess we know everything.
Everything but a woman's true heart.
happy birthday tashi!
Happy Birthday, Tashi!
I was going to start her a birthday thread but then I started cooking and forgot.
Heartless, Dave.
And lazy too.
What would George Lucas say?
"This is how I envisioned Tashi's birthday back in 1816 and now and only now I can make my vision true"
It's Thursday night before a long weekend and there are no threads I want to partake in on the front page. Any of you IDers in hat?
Don't look at me.
Australian TV 'prank' group held after violation of Vatican no-fly zone.
Go Chaser boys! They're supposed to be back on TV somtime this year, hopefully it's soon!
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Hastings Wine and Beer Fest is Oct. 13 at Hastings Country Club
The ninth annual Hastings Beer and Wine Fest is planned for 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13, at the Hastings Country Club. The event is open to the public.
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Unanswered: Log Shipping Restore Failures - OS error, the trail's gone dead
I've finally got to a point with our ten log shipping processes running in 15 minute cycles where the contention issues we were suffering from have stopped.
Every day a different restore job will fail causing the log shipping for that DB to go out of sync and fail. The SQL logs do not give any clues however on the servers application event viewer the initial faliures are registered always with the same two application error events for SQLServer in this order:
udopen: Operating system error 32(error not found) during the creation / opening of physical device d:\MSSQL\logs\DB_NAME_log.ldf
FCB::Open failed:Could not open device d:\MSSQL\logs\DB_NAME_log.ldf for virtual device number (VDN) 2.
Ok so it can't open the file which accounts for the restore failure. Does anyone know how I can carry on the trail from here?
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Should anyone else experience the above issue It appears to have been resolved by excluding the log files in question from virus scans.
This was just the first on my list of potential users of the file that could be locking my log shipping procedures out so I guess I got lucky.
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it does'nt work that anti-virus exclude sql data folder
i had a same case a several month ago
, so i did exclude sql data folders on anti-virus program's real-time scanning.
but today the case is arisen again!
log restore is failed becase sql server cannot access a .ndf file....
i fortunately successed restoring the database again by restarting the sql instance...
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Benjamin Netanyahu, one presumes, has a keen sense of history. Therefore, Israel's Prime Minister might reflect on what happened when an earlier best friend of the United States overstepped the diplomatic bounds.
Back in 1793, at the height of the French revolution, Edmond Genêt arrived as the new French ambassador to the US, with instructions to get the country that France had helped to independence barely a decade earlier to take its side in the gathering conflict with Britain.
The self-styled "Citoyen Genêt", however, went about his task too enthusiastically, scorning President George Washington's declaration of American neutrality, and going over the head of the government to foment popular support for his cause. The result was a massive diplomatic crisis, in which even Washington's foes, basically sympathetic to Genêt's cause, rallied to the president's support, and the ambassador came within an ace of being expelled.
History, as Mark Twain noted, doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. So skip forward 222 years. This time it's not Israel's ambassador but the country's very leader who's coming to Washington in March to inject himself directly into US politics and press for tougher US action to ward off a nuclear Iran. The result: another diplomatic crisis, this time between America and its one true friend in the Middle East.


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Hasidic activist Rabbi Nuchem Rosenberg: Parents in Kiryas Joel scared to send children to school
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KIRYAS JOEL - A longtime Hasidic activist is speaking out against an alleged child sex abuse cover-up involving the principal of United Talmudical Academy and young boys in Kiryas Joel.
Outspoken Rabbi Nuchem Rosenberg has been a voice for what he says are otherwise silenced, sexually abused Hasidic children for nearly two decades.
The 66-year-old's activism has shunned him from his own community in Brooklyn. He also says there are parents in Kiryas Joel who have reached out to him who are scared to send their kids to school but have no other option.
While the yeshiva and parents themselves are defending the principal, Rosenberg says what's happening here is clear.
"People know what this is all about so the pattern goes that he's giving grandfatherly love," he says.
Rosenberg says the intensely private, ultra-Orthodox community has long turned a blind eye to repeated, child sex abuse.
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'Why can't our leaders see that increasing forest cover is vital?'
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Ireland is short of timber supplies and this situation will continue despite all the exhortations to plant more trees. Sawmills are currently importing significant amounts of timber from Scotland but Government supports for further planting are unlikely to increase.
Anyone listening to the speakers at the recent National Forestry Conference would wonder what sort of industry we have when it is clearly in the national interest to increase our tree cover, but despite the willingness of farmers to plant, no one seems capable of making it happen.
Our new Minister of State for Forestry, Sean Connick TD, is reputed to be extremely able and keen to tackle the job at hand but we were told that some of his colleagues in Government feel that his talents will be somehow wasted in forestry. What chance have we got when senior politicians and state officials hold this negative attitude?
Energy requirements for wood fuel alone are set to more than treble over the next decade from 0.8m cubic metres to 2.7m cubic metres; demand will continue to exceed supply and all of this in a country that has the best growing conditions of any in Europe. We heard the usual waffle about planting targets which have never been achieved and at the same time we were told repeatedly how forestry is vital to the national economy.
So why doesn't someone do something?
John Gillespie, our new assistant secretary in the Department of Agriculture, oozed pessimism when delivering a lengthy and unnecessary lesson on the history of Irish forestry. He stated that it is possible that the budget for forestry will actually reduce and we may not have the money to achieve even the current modest planting targets. At least he was honest and maybe that is something that has been missing up to now.
Stuart Goodall, chief executive of the British confederation of forest industries, put it well when he stated the simple and plain facts that planting and harvesting trees and using wood equals carbon reduction, jobs and business growth. It is obvious that we should be growing more trees to reduce imports and replace fossil fuel. The private sector will soon overtake Coillte as the largest source of timber supplies but without the support of Government we will continue to rely on imported fuel and wood.
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Mykaila Blumhardt
Mykaila discovered her love of dance at the age of three, began dancing with Canyon Concert Ballet at the age of five, and has been a member of the company for just over two years. When she was seven, she began performing in The Nutcracker and eventually had the opportunity to perform in numerous other productions with the company. Some of her favorite roles have been Pas de Trois from Sleeping Beauty, Summer Fairy in Cinderella, and Mirlitons, Arabian, and Dew Drop Fairy in The Nutcracker. She would like to thank her family for their love and support, as well as the countless sacrifices they have made in order to allow her to pursue dance. She would also like to thank her teachers for all the hard work and dedication that they put into every show and for helping her to achieve all that she has in dance.
Nicole Ferreri
Nicole has been dancing at Canyon Concert Ballet since she was four years old and has been a member of the company for a little over three years. She began performing in The Nutcracker and various other shows with Canyon Concert Ballet when she was seven. Some of her favorite roles that she has performed have been The Sugar Plum Fairy, The Snow Queen, Spanish, and Clara in The Nutcracker, The Scarlet Tanager in Snow White, and Pas de Trois in Sleeping Beauty. Her other training includes attending the Kirov Academy of Ballet over the summer of 2011 and Next Generation Ballet in the summers of 2012 and 2013. She gives a special thanks to her amazing family for supporting her over the years and buying her so many pairs of pointe shoes! She also gives a special thanks to all of the people who put time and hard work into the making of this production.
Jacob Machmer
Jacob is from Fort Collins, Colorado. He began his dance training at Canyon Concert Ballet when he was 18 years old. For the past three years, Jacob has enjoyed growing his artistry and passion as a dancer. His first production was The Nutcracker and it remains a favorite of his as he has been able to experience a variety of roles from rat and party parent to the Nutcracker and Snow King. Other productions he has been involved with include Cinderella and CCB's 35th Anniversary Gala. He has also received some dance training and participated in the Fall Dance Concert at Colorado State University. Jacob would like to express his gratitude for the patience and help of all his teachers and for the support of his loving friends and family.
Giorgia Menetre
Giorgia has been dancing with CCB since she was 3 years old. She has attended Canyon Concert Ballet's summer intensives from 2012-2015. Most recently she was given a scholarship and attended Next Generation Ballet's summer intensive program in Tampa Florida under the direction of Philip Neal. This is Giorgia's 8th Nutcracker. She has also performed in many Spring Showcases, CCB's 35th Anniversary Gala and has been a member of the Canyon Concert Ballet's Youth Ensemble for 2 years. She would like to thank her family for their infinite support and love, her wonderful teachers who continue to influence her dance and help her refine her technique; including Melissa Corr, Alicia Laumann, Laurel Brubacher, Amy Hughes and Erica Mugoye.
Isabella Northburg
Isabella has been studying at Canyon Concert ballet since she was three. She joined the Company one year ago as an Apprentice, and this year as a full Company member. She attended Houston Ballet's summer intensive program in 2015 and attended on scholarship in 2016. She was awarded a full scholarship for a short term stay session of training at the Houston Ballet Academy during the 2015/2016 season. Isabella competed in the 2016 Youth America Grand Prix regional competition in Denver, placing among the Top 12 finishers. She was invited to compete at the prestigious YAGP finals in New York, where she was awarded scholarships to The Harid Conservatory and Canada's Royal Winnipeg Ballet. She has performed in The Nutcracker since she was 5 and her favorite role has been Clara. She has also performed in CCB's productions of Cinderella, Snow White, and Peter Pan.
Alta Thuesen
Alta has been dancing for 14 years and is happy to be an apprentice this year at Canyon Concert Ballet. Alta danced with Colorado Conservatory of Dance formerly known as Ballet Nouveau Colorado. She has performed in many CCB performances including three CCB Nutcrackers. Alta joined CCB when she was 13 years old and has enjoyed the time and teachers' dedication to the art form. She thanks her teachers Melissa Corr, Alicia Laumann, and Laurel Brubacher for their support and hard work.
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Emily Bergum
Emily began dancing at age 3 with Evergreen Ballet Center in Washington state. After a long hiatus, she returned to dance and has greatly enjoyed dancing and performing with the wonderful people of CCB. She has performed in The Nutcracker since 2011 as well as performed in Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella and CCB's 35th Anniversary Gala. She thanks her family, especially her husband and two children, for their love and support.
Cara Doyle
Cara is originally from Baltimore, Maryland. She began her dance training under Fernando Schaffenburg in Fort Worth, Texas. Upon moving to Fort Collins, Cara joined the Company at Canyon Concert Ballet under the Directorship of Randy Wray. Some of her notable roles include the Ballerina Doll and Chinese Soloist in Wray's Nutcracker, Modern Couple in Passing Fancies, Red Riding Hood in Sleeping Beauty, Peasant Pas in Giselle, Evil Stepsister in Cinderella, and a dancer in David Taylor's Take Five. She is a graduate of Rocky Mountain High School, and holds a degree in Art History from Colorado State University. Cara is currently the co-owner of Summit Lawn and Landscape.
Kristen Hill
Kristen received her dance training from Canyon Concert Ballet and had the opportunity to attend both the Vail Summer Dance Intensive and Ballet Austin's Summer Intensive. She has been a company member for 9 years and has performed in more than 40 CCB productions including 22 Nutcrackers. Some of her notable roles are the Sugar Plum Fairy and Snow Queen in The Nutcracker.
Rikke Liske
Rikke is originally from Salt Lake City, Utah and danced with CCB for 14 years, performing in 13 Nutcrackers. After taking time to begin her career as an attorney, Rikke is very excited to return to the CCB stage. Rikke has performed roles such as the Dew Drop Fairy in The Nutcracker, the Dream Girl in "American in Paris" and Odette in Swan Lake. Rikke is grateful to Melissa Corr and her husband, Bart Goodrich, for making this return to ballet possible.
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Republic of Serbia (RoS) got its first proper public-private partnerships (PPP) law in 2011. The Law on Public-Private Partnership and Concessions ("Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia" no. 88/2011; the PPP Law) reshaped the legal framework for PPPs in RoS in its entirety, introducing the concept of PPP for the first time in Serbian legal system, and regulating it by a single piece of legislation together with concessions, which were earlier regulated by a separate law. Further, Law on Public Utilities ("Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia" no. 88/2011) rounds up the statutory framework for PPPs by replacing the old public utilities law, which has been used as a basis for realization of all PPP projects on a local level before 2011. In addition to these two laws, Decision on Establishment of Commission for Public-Private Partnership ("Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia", nos. 13/2012 and 108/2012) rounds up the current general legal framework for PPPs. In future, it is expected that the Commission for Public-Private Partnership (Commission) will adopt the bylaw on value-for-money methodology, which is currently undergoing a public discussion, as well as the bylaws on the supervision and registration of awarded PPP contracts, and that it will prepare template PPP contracts and direct financing agreements…
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JEANNIE MARSHALL grew up in Toronto, and lived in New York, Berlin and Madrid before moving to Italy in 2002. She has reported on a wide range of issues in Europe for such media as the Globe and Mail, the Toronto Star, the National Post, National Post Business, enRoute, The Walrus, Quill & Quire, Canadian Living and Canadian House and Home and has worked as a freelance editor for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. As the features writer in the Life section of the National Post during the paper's first 5 years, Marshall became known for a distinctive and engaging style of storytelling. A National Magazine Award finalist, she and her husband and young son live in Rome.


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Introduced by Congress in 1998, the Denali Commission is an independent federal agency designed to provide critical utilities, infrastructure, and economic support throughout Alaska. With the creation of the Denali Commission, Congress acknowledged the need for increased inter-agency cooperation and focus on Alaska's remote communities.
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Toronto-based artist William Fisk has produced a collection of astoundingly photorealistic paintings that is simply titled "Portraits"—instead of people, they depict second-hand items like vintage gadgets.
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Digital artist Kim Nguyen has an amazing illustration series titled 'Anthro' and 'Anthro II' featuring stylish animals with human characteristics.
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Use your local pharmacy
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Lots of pharmacies are open over the festive period. A list of pharmacies in Bradford and their Christmas and New Year opening times can be found here.
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Ada Trailer (2011)
01 December 2011
Ada, a 14 girl, lives alone in a snowy mountain. When she gets out of food and power, she leaves her home and travels through snowy and deserted mountains to look for another place to live.
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The Vacation Rental market is large but fragmented, with hundreds of thousands of suppliers (homeowners). It has few brands and no commonly accepted service levels or rating standards
-Douglas Quinby, PhoCus Wright
We Just returned from a great week at your wonderful villa. The location by the pool is really convenient and the short walk to the beach. The villa is very comfortable (especially the beds) and we always have a very relaxing time. We have stayed here numerous times and are never disappointed. Fiddler's Cove is great for families.
We have recently stayed here for 2 weeks and have really enjoyed our time. The house is brand new and immaculate, and the saltwater pool has been awesome for our 2 children(ages 1 and 4). The beach is a very short walk from the house- easy with a double stroller and all of our gear. The house is set up really well to accommodate kids or adults and has an outdoor shower, shady areas to hang out in and sunny spots to lay out, as well. The owners live nearby and were very helpful with the house and suggestions for things to do. The location is great for walking to get coffee, going for a run, taking a beach walk or just hanging out with little kiddos or adults. Plus, it's near the best beach areas on the island. We highly recommend it!
The house situation is
, close to all facilities, restaurants, groceries, beach, stores, etc. The pool, the patio furniture, the deck, the beach chairs and the towels are very good for bathing and dining outside, The house offers enough space. We were disapointed by the old tv sets; the bathrooms need to be refreshed as well as the cupboard in the kitchen and the laundry room. We were expecting more. We already rented two other houses with Homeaway before of better quality. The other couple also rent something cleaner and nicer for a better price. The cleaning must have been done more metiscusly. The oven was very dirty. We found that kitchen pot and pans were chipped and old . There are many old stuff under the cupboard. The toaster heats properly only on one side. The BBQ grill was rusty; all the protection was gone on half the surface. We had problems twice with the internet. The manager/owner came once to try (without success) to repair the leaking sink. The bath was very slow to drain; a plumber came one morning and waited half an hour for the owner who never showed up, so no repair were done. The small carpets in the bathrooms were old, dirty and disgutting. In the yard, close to the pool, there were old mops, brooms, plastic plants that should all be sent to garbage. It's more a 3.5* than a 4*. There is a real potential for this house but now it seems a bit neglected. If you haven't seen other places, you don't know; the four of us can compare and we were all disapointed this time.
This analysis found that about 10% of Reviews have text-and-star inconsistencies, but...
grouping by the language used
comparing with known labels
extracting statistically significant tri-grams
"Pots and Pans"
Most Significant Phrase in Negative Reviews
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Love / Belonging
Abraham Maslow, 1943
Vacationer's Hierarchy of Needs
Hustle / Bustle
Pots and Pans
Washer and Dryer
Sliding Glass Doors
Bring your own
Visitor Recently Left
Open floor plan
Labor Day Weekend
Within Walking Distance
Glass of Wine
Visitor Recently Left
5 = "good" and 1 = "bad" might not be the only interpretation:
* = Tourist
** = Standard
*** = Comfort
**** = First Class
***** = Luxury
Word Watching
"The J Curve"
//Base Code
//randomize the list of all reviews, but use a known seed to
//recreate the study if needed
Collections.shuffle(allReviews, new Random(12));
int sampleSize = 1000;
Set inputSet = new HashSet( sampleSize); //just a subset
for (int i = 0; i < sampleSize; i++) { inputSet.add(allReviews.get(i)); }
//prepare for magic
Clusterer cl = new Clusterer(inputSet, tokenizerFactory());
//here be magic -> cluster the reviews in the input set based
//on the their distance from each other (defined in the
Tree clusters = cl.buildTree();
//just for display
outputJavaScript(clusters, "reviews.js");
public static TokenizerFactory tokenizerFactory() {
TokenizerFactory factory = IndoEuropeanTokenizerFactory.INSTANCE;//
factory = new WhitespaceNormTokenizerFactory(factory);
factory = new LowerCaseTokenizerFactory(factory);
factory = new EnglishStopTokenizerFactory(factory);
// factory = new TokenLengthTokenizerFactory(factory, 2,
// Integer.MAX_VALUE);
// factory = new PorterStemmerTokenizerFactory(factory);
return factory;
// Create the tokenizer factory
TokenizerFactory tokenizerFactory = tokenizerFactory();
// build a statistical model of the text
// NGRAM =3, so find tri-grams
TokenizedLM backgroundModel = buildModel(tokenizerFactory, NGRAM,
// clean up some internal data structures
// find the colocations
SortedSet<ScoredObject<String[]>> coll = backgroundModel
.collocationSet(NGRAM_REPORTING_LENGTH, MIN_COUNT,
Spot key words to trump, and trust, all reviews
Brent Schneeman
email@example.com @schnee
Topic Modeling
Patterns in the use of words in a corpus
Words occur in statistically meaningful ways
Words are selected from baskets to form text
"Latent Dirichlet allocation"
#import the reviews
reviews = read.csv("./resources/Reviews_Top2000_ByRating.csv", stringsAsFactors=F)
# initialize Mallet with the review and a stop words
mallet.instances <- mallet.import(rownames(reviews),
#create topic trainer object. 15 Topics
n.topics <- 15
topic.model <- MalletLDA(n.topics)
#load reviews
## Get the vocabulary, and some statistics about word frequencies.
## These may be useful in further curating the stopword list.
vocabulary <- topic.model$getVocabulary()
word.freqs <- mallet.word.freqs(topic.model)
## Optimize hyperparameters every 20 iterations,
## after 50 burn-in iterations.
topic.model$setAlphaOptimization(20, 50)
## Now train a model. Note that hyperparameter optimization is on, by default.
## We can specify the number of iterations. Here we'll use a large-ish round number.
## NEW: run through a few iterations where we pick the best topic for each token,
## rather than sampling from the posterior distribution.
## Get the probability of topics in reviews and the probability of words in topics.
## By default, these functions return raw word counts. Here we want probabilities,
## so we normalize, and add "smoothing" so that nothing has exactly 0 probability.
doc.topics <- mallet.doc.topics(topic.model, smoothed=T, normalized=T)
topic.words <- mallet.topic.words(topic.model, smoothed=T, normalized=T)
# from http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~mimno/R/clustertrees.R
## transpose and normalize the doc topics
topic.docs <- t(doc.topics)
topic.docs <- topic.docs / rowSums(topic.docs)
write.csv(topic.docs, "dcb-topic-docs.csv")
## Get a vector containing short names for the topics
topics.labels <- rep("", n.topics)
for (topic in 1:n.topics) {
topics.labels[topic] <- paste(mallet.top.words(topic.model, topic.words[topic,], num.top.words=5)$words, collapse=" ")
# have a look at keywords for each topic
# create data.frame with columns as reviews and rows as topics
topic_docs <- data.frame(topic.docs)
names(topic_docs) <- rownames(reviews)
docs_topics = t(topic_docs)
best_fits = tail(sort(docs_topics[,2]))
best_fit = names(best_fits)[length(best_fits)]
Mallet and R
[1] "dirty cleaning clean water broken"
[2] "unit condo property stayed nice"
[3] "owner property stay day time"
[4] "cottage boat ð little dog"
[5] "deposit owner security money owners"
[6] "kitchen towels etc tv paper"
[7] "bedroom bed night living door"
[8] "villa food local beach hotel"
[9] "time thank coupon rebook stay"
[10] "de la en und die"
[11] "home time wonderful stay thank"
[12] "house pool hot nice water"
[13] "apartment location clean stay recommend"
[14] "beach condo nice pool stay"
[15] "rental vacation manager property location"
public Clusterer(Set<CharSequence> inputSet,
TokenizerFactory tf) {
this.inputSet = inputSet;
this.tf = tf;
distance = new TfIdfDistance(tf);
for (CharSequence charSequence : inputSet) {
term frequency - inverse document frequency
measures how important a word is to a document in a corpus
Stop Words
a, be, had, it, only, she, was, about, because, has, its, of, some, we, after, been, have, last, on, such, were, all, but, he, more, one, than, when, also, by, her, most, or, that, which, an, can, his, mr, other, the, who, any, co, if, mrs, out, their, will, and, corp, in, ms, over, there, with, are, could, inc, mz, s, they, would, as, for, into, no, so, this, up, at, from, is, not, says, to
When writing each document, you
Decide on the number of words N the document will have (say, according to a Poisson distribution).
Choose a topic mixture for the document (according to a Dirichlet distribution over a fixed set of K topics). For example, assuming that we have food and cute animal topics, you might choose the document to consist of 1/3 food and 2/3 cute animals.
Generate each word w_i in the document by:
First picking a topic (according to the multinomial distribution that you sampled above; for example, you might pick the food topic with 1/3 probability and the cute animals topic with 2/3 probability).
Using the topic to generate the word itself (according to the topic's multinomial distribution). For example, if we selected the food topic, we might generate the word "broccoli" with 30% probability, "bananas" with 15% probability, and so on.
And then LDA backtracks into the probable topics
Latent Dirichlet allocation
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I Love the Outsiders
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 77 People
Not even half way through the bookand I love it. I looked up the movie and Ponyboy is CUTE. But he's less cute as a blondes
CindyisBored 13-15, F 0 Mar 25, 2015
I'm In My 20's And I Still Love The Outsiders..There were two seperate classes in my grade, one that studied and read the book the Outsiders and one that didn't. Unfortunately, I was not in the class that got to read Outsiders, but I discovered it on my own.I borrowed the movie from my school library and took it home to...
Chantalia 22-25, F 1 Sep 4, 2011
My Story For TearawayI read "The Outsiders" when I was in middle school. And, once I saw the movie, I fell in love with it immediately. Now, before I go any further, you all must know that I have a very vivid imagination. And it was only more vivid and active when I was a...
CuriosityKitten 31-35, F 10 Responses 0 May 10, 2009
Its On My Reading List....I am taking an English class, my last one that I need to start my college level courses, and one of the books listed that I have to read is the outsiders. I was so happy when I saw that it was on there, because I LOVE this book. I read it when I was in middle school...
My Favorite Book And Movie EverI read The Outsiders at the end of 6th grade. I love it so much. Finally, my mom told me that there was a movie so i bought the movie too. I immediately fell in love with everything about it. I have fantasies about being Ponyboy, Soda, and Darry's sister, and kinda like one...
rachaelanne117 13-15 0 Jun 17, 2010
Love BothI remember reading this book in 7th grade. I also loved the movie. All the actors and actresses made this a great movie. The music by Stevie Wonder was so beautiful. "stay gold ponyboy"
My Most Favorite Book...I read the book The Outsiders, and it is one of those books that if you read it twice, then it is just not as good...The first time you read it should be enough, and i instantly fell in love with the characters...I will always love this book the most...
Godzirra7377 18-21, F 2 Responses 0 Jan 23, 2010
The BookThis was the first book that was mandatory reading in school that I actually read the whole thing through.Out of all my years of school, there were only 3.
mortaritaville07 46-50, M 0 Sep 25, 2012
I'm Obsessed With The OutsidersMy class read the book and I loved it before we even finished the book as a class I watched the movie almost everyday I'm so obsessed with Sodapop Curtis he's MINE I keep taking quizzes to see wich outsider I was and almost every time it was Sodapop (once I got Steve, Two-bit...
Nativein21stcentury 18-21, M 2 Sep 13, 2015
6wm For Ponyboy :)I'm a greaser ; still a person.
irishlassy98 18-21, F 0 Feb 12, 2013
CynthiaEdmonds 18-21, F 2 Responses 1 Dec 8, 2015
Love, Love, Love The OutsidersI first read this book when I was 12. My friends and I went nuts over all the actors when the movie came out. I even made it required reading when I taught 6th grade. There is also a 20th anniversary DVD out that has extra scenes that were deleted from the first movie...
pamelamc 41-45, F 2 Responses 1 Dec 31, 2012
The OutsidersThe Outsiders is my favorite book and has been since I first read it. It's terribly sad, but it depicts real life. Good and bad. Every teenager should read it, it might give them some perspective on what's important in life.
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Album Rating: 4.5Wow, now that I've been living with the album for 2 weeks thought I'd stick the T? albums up in favourite order! (Hafta say that I'm one of the few that loves Marlow, so prob placed ABCOL slightly higher than most.)
Troublegum>NANE>SP-YF>ABCOL>Babyteeth>Crooked Timber>Semi-Detached>High Anxiety>Nurse>Infernal Love>Pleasure Death>Shameless>OCFA.
Faves on this one so far are Living in the Shadow, Before You, Dead Hand and Ghost Trio.
Album Rating: 4.5Cool! Another Therapy? fan. I'd personally rank Shameless higher and Troublegum and NANE lower. SP-YF is probably my favorite album of theirs, but this one, High Anxiety and Crooked Timber are pretty close behind. Their albums are all awesome in their own way though. These guys have a knack for reinventing themselves with every new release.
Digging: Rina Sawayama - RINA
Album Rating: 4.5Totally. When I first heard this one, I thought it was slightly Crooked Timber-ish, but still a new direction. Now it just sounds like Therapy?!
I think Ill always love Troublegum the most, I still remember it coming out and completely blowing me away, like nothing Id ever heard. Die Laughing was the track then, and its still kinda my high water mark. My only problem with Shameless is that after the incredible I Am The Money, the general quality dips and never really gets back for me. They're such a good band tho that I rate all the albums anyway!
Album Rating: 4.5The first T? album I've heard was Semi-Detached. It was back in 1998 (I guess) when my friend lent me this cd saying something like 'I'm sure you'll dig' Well, needless to say he was totally right. I dug it and I still think the album contains some of the strongest T? songs in Safe, Born Too Soon, Straight Life and The Boy's Asleep.
Shameless is one of the most listened T? album for me. I adore Endless Psychology, Dance, Body Bag Girl and Joey (feat. Clutch) to name a few.
Album Rating: 4.5Also Lonely, Crying Only. The more straight-up pop punky songs aren't usually my favourites, but I love this one.
I do like Joey, got some fantastic lyrics, but not big on Endless Psychology or Body Bag Girl at all tho. Horses for courses I guess!
Check out the link for a top hardcore cover of Knives, awesome Bristol band Cars On Fire:
Maybe its just personal preference, but i believe this the band's best album since 'high anxiety'. Its not just the revitalised riffs used on earlier records, or the rawness and velocity of songs such as 'Stark raving sane' and 'living in the shadow of a terrible thing that necessarily catches my attention, but the little things like the low-key epic 'Ecclesiastes', that showcase the band's talent for definite. One of the best of 2012 so far.
Digging: Godflesh - Post Self
Album Rating: 4.5You may be right that it's their best work since High Anxiety, though I still don't know if I prefer this to Crooked Timber. Ecclesiastes is a grower. I remember I wasn't fond of it at first.
Album Rating: 5.0This album is the biggest grower I've listened to in a while. Absolutely love The Buzzing. Stick with it guys, it gets better and better the more you listen to it
Album Rating: 2.5Therapy? in space?! Gotta jam this.
Digging: Motorpsycho - The Tower
Album Rating: 2.5Well that was pretty meh. T? in space. Sure, man.
Album Rating: 2.5It's a 2.5
Therapy? in love with Fugazi on this one
Digging: Cathal Coughlan - The Sky's Awful Blue
Album Rating: 2.5Tryin hard to get on to that Troublegum money horse and not happening, Doof. Sad, really.
Album Rating: 2.5Troublegum is easily one of the best rock albums of the 90s, I don't know your ratings so not sure what you liked that decade but if you like any similar rock bands from the era that album has to be at least a 4/5
EDIT: You 5'd Infernal Love and Troublegum? :/
Album Rating: 2.5Yeah, most of their later stuff is just shades of disappointing.
One of Semi-Detached, Suicide Pact or Crooked Timber might fare better with you. They're probably the best of the post-Infernal Love albums. I do quite like Disquiet too but I see you have that 3'd
Album Rating: 2.5Yeah man, I 5'ed them, shitting on my objectivity because of their high emotional value. I burnt those CDs in my brain back in the day man. I am going backwards in their discography, hoping to find something close to those 2 albums, but so far... meh.
Album Rating: 2.5Semi detached is the closest but there's always been something just off about it. Still a good album even if I only regard it as being a small level above Disquiet
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Rooms, services Hotel Massimo D'Azeglio Montecatini Terme is offering 58 nicely furnished rooms to stay in to those seeking accommodation in Montecatini Terme. You are also welcome at the hotel for a fine local meal in the restaurant. Parking possibility is available nearby for guests arriving by car. Nearby bike rental, bowling, billiard, minigolf, water ski, diving, sailing and surfing opportunities will provide an excellent chance to spend your leisure time actively. Should you want to stay in good shape during your holiday, you may also take the sports and exercise opportunities provided by the local gym. Airport transfer can be requested upon preliminary notice. The café or the bar can be an ideal place for a meeting or a pleasant evening talk. You can secure your valuables in the safe. You can also bring your laptop for the holiday, for there is wireless Internet connection (WiFi) available at the hotel. If you wish to learn more about the exact scope of services provided by Hotel Massimo D'Azeglio Montecatini Terme (including any available for an extra fee), you will find them on the information sheet below.
Payment Advance bank card payment or credit card guarantee may be required for the reservation, depending on the chosen date, room and price.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest time for arrival and check-in is 12:00, the latest time for departure and check-out is 11:00. The personnel of the hotel can speak with you in Italian and English languages.
Hotel Massimo D'Azeglio Montecatini Terme rooms Rooms
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Accommodation services
Free WiFi in shared places
Relaxation: Fitness, Billiard, Minigolf, Bowling, Bike rental at the accommodation
Water skiing nearby, Scuba diving nearby, Sailing nearby, Surfing nearby
Default services: Pet friendly, Bar, Cafe, Elevator, Safe deposit box
Airport transfer
Own restaurant
Hairdryer, Desk in the room, Mini-bar