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Close to city centre nice clean rooms and lovely breakfast.
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Had a really good stay room was very good plenty of space and was clean tidy we stayed for breakfast, it was good and a lot of choice.
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Room was really nice.
The reception and welcome was professional, a little more eye contact and engagement would have improved the experience.
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Good no-frills city centre accommodation; quite noisy for a while being a Friday night with clubbers in the street below but making sure the windows were fully closed helped.
Had a go at trying to get the tv to work but gave up as not really interested anyway. Good breakfast.
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Booked last minute for my partner and I and compared to the prices of everywhere else (and due to it's amazing central location) I wasn't expecting too much for the small price but, although not perfect, it was pretty close.
Had everything we needed, the staff were polite and I would definitely stay again.
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The high temperature on the third floor posed a problem, but the electric fan in the room dealt with the very high temperatures
Finding accommodation in Aberdeen is quite hard and expensive but as the saying goes "you get what you pay for" the room I stayed in seemed like it was more for contractors although the food in the bar/restaurant was excellent.
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Great location, nice staff, nice bar and breakfast.
Big room and comfortable but run down. Good value in an expensive city and perfect location
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The hotel was in the centre of Aberdeen and aware this city is very expensive to live in which was reflected in price of hotel compared to standard of hotel.
It was the cheapest accomodation around. It was basic but fulfilled my needs well, however be aware there are clubs around with loud music etc.
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Central Sweet 3-Room-ApartmentGermany, Berlin, Berlin
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Beautiful apartment-best location! Perfect for sightseeing, central and with good transport connection. 2 bedrooms and 1 living room offer plenty of space to enjoy your stay in Berlin.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
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Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
The apartment is located only 1500m from the central station, 50m North Station and the tram (streetcar) M10, M10, M8 which runs through the center of alternative Friedrichshain. Subway is also around the corner. A great starting point for a trip to Berlin for shopping and sightseeing. .
The apartment is equipped with everything you could need: a kitchen with dishwasher and all cooking utensils, bathroom with bathtub, living room with a huge bed, TV, spacious bedroom with comfortable high-quality bed, a bedroom with pull out bed, leafy, quiet balcony with sofa to end the day comfortably. Behind the house is a playground for children. Before the house is a large green park.
Towels (1-2 per person) and bed linen are included of course.
Guest Access
The whole apartment!
Interaction with Guests
We are available by telephone and via the message function of Airbnb. We rent the entire apartment.
Getting Around
The apartment is located only 1500m from the central station, 50m North Station and the tram (streetcar) M10, M10, M8 which runs through the center of alternative Friedrichshain. Subway is also around the corner. A great starting point for a trip to Berlin for shopping and sightseeing.
Other Things to Note
The deposit will be blocked except as collateral on the credit card and not be charged. 24 hours after departure, the money given on the credit card again
1.Please give us a call with any questions and do not ask the neighbors.
2 After 22 clock please do not very loud because of the neighbors.
3 Shoes in the house-the floor is spotless.
4 No illegal downloading of music, film, etc. from the internet.
No upload, no download.
5 Feel at home and enjoy Berlin!
6 Just smoke on the balcony- not in th apartment.
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Nick's apartment is in a great area of Berlin, close to most tourist sites and steps away from the S-Bahn and U-Bahn. The apartment with clean and had everything we needed to enjoy our time in Berlin. Would definitely recommend staying here.
Very nice neighbourhood - quiet yet close to restaurants, cafes etc. Cool Oslo Kaffebar on the ground floor with excellent selection of croissants and old records:) Delicious ice-cream place just around the corner. Very close to public transportation. The apartment is as it's described. Thanks Nick!
Die Wohnung ist vom Bahnhof aus sehr gut zu erreichen. Dank Aufzug im Haus muß man seine Koffer nicht in den zweiten Stock schleppen und hat gleich beim ersten Betreten der Wohnung ein Wohlfühl-Gefühl: sehr gemütlich, fröhliche Farben an den Wänden und orginell eingerichtet. Der Balkon lädt gleich zum Verweilen ein. Wir und unsere zwei Kinder (9 und 10 Jahre) haben hier alles vorgefunden, was wir brauchten. Sehr nett sind auch die gleich in der Nähe liegenden Cafes (zum Frühstücken) und Einkaufsmöglichkeiten bis 23 Uhr. Vielen Dank an Nick und Annabell, wir hatten einen super Aufenthalt.
Bella casa, confortevole e molto pulita, posizionata a 50m dalla metro. Ottima posizione per visitare Berlino. Di fronte c'è un parco giochi per i bimbi.
Our weekend was superb; we were welcomed by Julia at the pre-determined time and given our key. The flat was immaculate, extremely well placed and had a homely balcony for an evening drink after a day of walking. There was a lovely cafe for breakfast just on the corner and so much to see and do just a short walk from the (email hidden)e Berlin tube system is of course also brilliant.
We hope to return as there was too much for just a weekend...I will be trying to book with Nick and Annabel again!
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Very nice flat. It´s a very cozy and well decorated apartment with all you need.
Very good location. 2 minutes walk away from U bahn and S Bahn. 2 stations to the center of the city.
I´ll recommend it for sure!
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Before DIFF came along, the UAE hadn't produced a single feature film. Ever. The first Emirati feature film in Arabic, "Tarab Fashion," was released in 2006, three years after DIFF began. It might explain why Juma says that "once the idea of the festival was approved, we faced lot of resistance. They said to us: Was there a need for another film festival? Why does Dubai, or for that matter the UAE, need a film festival when the country doesn't have anything to do with film production?"
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Her boyfriend and costar Cory Monteith, 29, arrived shortly after. "I just saw a really hot 6-foot-3 Canadian with a tribal arm band hanging by the pool," Michele tweeted. "So happy."
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Restaurants in Austria
Expect plenty of hearty, meat-centric dishes on the menu at the restaurants in Austria. While Austria isn't typically known for its culinary prowess, the nation is seeing a culinary renaissance, and the stick-to-your-ribs, meat-and-potatoes dishes that characterize Austro-Hungarian cuisine are expertly prepared at Austrian restaurants. Prepare for a calorie-fest with popular dishes like wiener schnitzel (boneless meat fried in a coating of flour, egg and breadcrumbs), goulash (a hearty soup or stew of meat and vegetables), and fresh apfelstrudel (apple strudel).
Some of the best restaurants in Austria include Motto am Fluss in Vienna, which serves Austro-international cuisine prepared with organic cuts of meat in a stylish but low-key setting; Steirereck im Stadtpark in Vienna, a Michelin-starred establishment helmed by chef Heinz Reitbauer that offers a modern twist on Austrian classics, like barbecued Alpine beef served with Viennese figs and celery, pan-fried grayling fish with sesame, and a cheese trolley that boasts hundreds of cheese varieties; Magazin in Salzburg, where chef Richard Brunnauer serves dishes inspired by seasonal offerings like scallops with vine-ripened peaches or venison medallions in porcini sauce; and El Gaucho in Graz, an exceptional Argentine steakhouse that will make you swear you've been transported to another continent.
Dapper in black tie attire for more than 100 years, the famous tuxedo-clad waiters at this legendary Fourth District restaurant have been serving Austrian specialties — in high style — since Johann Figlmüller opened for business in 1905.
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Austria's first "pharmacy restaurant" opened in November 2006 under the moniker Saint Charles Alimentary.
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Café Ritter, which opened in 1867, declared bankruptcy in 2009 and an H&M clothing store was set to occupy its quarters, in a former aristocratic palace, until a "Save Café Ritter" page on Facebook attracted 4,600 fans. (For now, a new owner has rescued it from extinction.)
In the heart of poppy territory, Mohnwirt uses the seeds in noodles, dumplings, to crust fish, essentially everything. Try the Viennese-style torte, seven five-millimeter layers interposed with a mixture of whipped cream and poppy seeds.
The mountaintop restaurant serves local specialties (pig's knuckle with honey-infused sauerkraut, followed by Kaiserschmarren, a crêpelike dessert).
Perhaps one of the most famous restaurants in Vienna, Trzesniewski is often overrun with hungry locals and tourists fighting for space along the buffet line. The restaurant itself is small, and with only six or seven tables, seating is at a premium.
Serving Italian-inspired Austrian fare, this two-story restaurant is housed inside the 17th-century Palais Collalto, a Baroque palace where the six-year-old Mozart gave his first Viennese concert.


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The California Public Employees' Retirement System has appointed Eric Baggesen as senior investment officer for asset allocation and risk management, responsible for the $260 billion pension fund's entire investment portfolio.
Baggesen, currently the SIO for global equity, has been acting SIO for asset allocation and risk management since he replaced Farouki Majeed in the post in 2012. Baggesen joined CalPERS in 2004, after eight years at State Street Global Advisors as unit head of emerging markets in the global structured products group. He was named SIO for CalPERS Global Equity program in 2008.
Dan Bienvenue, a senior portfolio manager, will become SIO for the $138.5 billion global equity portfolio. Bienvenue joined CalPERS in 2004 after serving as a principal and senior portfolio manager with Barclays Global Investors. He was named senior portfolio manager for global equity at CalPERS in 2008.
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|Zakho, Duhok,Kurdistan, Iraq
Coordinates: 37°6′50″N 42°40′25″E / 37.11389°N 42.67361°E
The University of Zakho (UoZ) was announced as an independent university on July 2010. Before this date, there were two colleges, Education and Commerce, which were affiliated to the University of Duhok. University of Zakho along with another three new universities were founded following the resolution made by the Parliament of Kurdistan Regional to address the increased demand for higher education studies in the region.[1]
Once the university was nominated, the colleges of Education and Commerce were reorganized into two faculties: Science and Humanities.
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Once the new campus in Zakho was completed, the Colleges of Education and Commerce, which were affiliated by the University of Duhok, were transferred at the beginning of the academic year 2005/2006. After announcing the University of Zakho as an independent university according to the Prime Minister Resolution No. 1670, on July, 8th 2010 and the Ministry of Higher Education resolution No. 644 on July 12, 2010, the Colleges of Education and Commerce were reorganized into the Faculties of Science and Humanities.[1]
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- Computer Science
- Mathematics
- Environmental Science was expected to be opened on September 2011
The duration of the study in the faculty is four academic years and the graduate will obtain B. Sc. degree in Science. Students accepted in the college of Education will be awarded B. Sc. Degree in Education. The College enrolls at the moment 982 undergraduate students. The Faculty is offering postgraduate programs (M. Sc. and Ph.D.).
The faculty has highly efficient and experienced teaching staff members providing the students with high quality programs and using modern teaching and practical facilities to fulfill the market requirements. Also, the faculty carry our several Conferences, workshops and training courses for teaching staff members, technical staffs as well as school teachers from various parts of Kurdistan as a part of capacity building program.[1]
Faculty of Humanities[edit]
The Faculty of Humanities includes five departments:
- Kurdish Language
- English Language
- Arabic Language
- Turkish Language
- History
- General Psychology
- Commerce
At the beginning of the next academic year,[when?] a new "Department of the Origin of Religions " will be operated as well.[1]


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PRLog - Aug. 17, 2011 - OKLAHOMA CITY -- Dale Rogers Training Center (DRTC) was featured on Found Causes, a weekly television series that features people who serve the community by actively getting involved in the lives of people in need, on Saturday, August 6th at 9:00am on Channel 43 and Sunday, August 7th at 5:30pm on Channel 52. http://www.foundcauses.com/
Found Causes features non-profits that have a proven record of providing effective support to communities across Oklahoma. This episode gives an in-depth look at DRTC and the opportunities provided to people with disabilities. This show features individuals, parents and staff whose lives are changed by opportunities offered at DRTC. You will witness real people telling their story in their own words as well as people that work at DRTC serving individuals with disabilities.
"Dale Rogers is blessed to be able to provide so many opportunities and choices for people with disabilities and their families since 1953," said Connie Thrash McGoodwin, Executive Director.
Dale Rogers Training Center, Inc. (DRTC), is the oldest and largest community vocational training and employment center for individuals with disabilities in Oklahoma. With five locations in Oklahoma, Dale Rogers Training Center, Inc. trains or employs 1100 people a year: more than 900 with disabilities. We support people with disabilities through paid vocational training, in-house programs and work opportunities as well as competitive community employment. For more information go to http://www.drtc.org.
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Life was much simpler in 1953. When parents of children with disabilities founded Dale Rogers Training Center, they were glad to have created a safe and caring place for their sons and daughters—even if it was in an old farmhouse. Fifty years later, their vision of happy, independent children becoming proud, self-reliant adults is a reality. Dale Rogers Training Center has evolved into an advanced, progressive complex offering education, training and employment opportunities for more than 800 teenagers and adults annually. Today Dale Rogers Training Center is the oldest, largest and most innovative community agency of its kind in the Southwest. While celebrating the past 50 years, Dale Rogers Training Center is also looking to the future in order to build on its legacy of success.


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Wifi was incredibly slow and didn't even work at many times. The room was cold when I checked into it so I turned on the heat, which set off the fire alarm. I also had trouble sleeping because I could hear other guests talking all night. not worth the $$$
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John Parker, a drummer for over 25 years, has been the presiding drummer at NewSpring Church in Wichita, Kansas since 2007. He officially joined the staff as Music Associate in 2012. Currently, John plays for all five weekend services at NewSpring in front of an average congregation of 6,000 people. The NewSpring Band also released two albums with John on the drums. Unrefined is a live worship recording from 2010 and Go Ahead. Sing! is a studio-produced album, released in 2010.
Beyond playing at NewSpring, John also has a successful career as a freelance performer and teacher throughout the Wichita area. He has performed with the Hutchinson Symphony Orchestra, Music Theater Wichita, and Crown Uptown Professional Dinner Theater as well as sitting in on numerous high school productions in the city.
As an educator, John works hard to bring all of his experiences together to give his students a complete percussion knowledge. John has been teaching at his own private studio in Wichita since 2010 and at the Professional Drum School in Hutchinson since 2011. From 2012 to 2014, John served as Percussion Tech for the Buhler Band program in Buhler, Kansas. Since 2014, John has been an adjunct Percussion Coach for Trinity Academy in Wichita where he coaches the drumline, percussion ensemble, and assists with the concert and jazz bands.
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