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About Mark GislesonFormer John Birch Society Republican turned AFL-CIO labor activist who evolved into a progressive netizen which I'm now beginning to regret due to all the fucking emails I keep finding on my lawn! |
For those who don't know Bryson, his breakout novel, "A Walk in the Woods," was based on his hiking the Appalachian Trail with a high school buddy. Yes, Stephen Katz was a real person. It's not clear if Bryson has any documentation from "Katz" allowing him to freely recount their trip.
All you really need to know about Bryson is that he was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa, but now speaks with a British accent.
A friend recently published a book on Amazon. I bought a copy and then found out I could not read it on my Kindle due to DRM protection.
The problem was that I broke my Kindle and bought a used replacement but did not register it with Amazon. That's what DRM is now about: you cannot read DRM content on an unregistered device.
Why does that not scare the hell out of civil libertarians.
CenturyLink (formerly Qwest) is not a part of this, and every tech/repair person I've ever talked to joked with me about piracy. They simply don't care.
Sadly, they're regional so you can't switch to their DSL product, but Qwest/CenturyLink has always been a great ISP.
Here's a very old archive of a newspaper column about what happened to me, and sorry for misspelling Arrhythmia.
I accidentally bought Word 6 before it went on sale (clerical error) and because of that and my very busy resume writing service I got to be a primary troubleshooter for MS on that horrible release. Apparently not one single beta tester typed over 50 wpm, and they didn't realize how buggy the Typeahead buffer was. Word was literally dropping words and letters at random out of what I was inputting and suddenly my workload doubled due to the need for very close proofreading. Resulted in involuntary eye twitches and then my heart went out of rhythm, something that's never happened before or since.
in this country. When Microsoft's super-buggy Word 6.0 resulted in my hospitalization (cardiac arrhythia), the MN AG's office refused to even consider suing Microsoft. They flat out told me that Microsoft was bigger than Minnesota, and there was no point to litigation.
Clinton's DOJ gave MS a free pass on monopolistic abuses. I don't think that horse is ever getting put back into the barn.
She's called me literally hundreds of times over the last ten years ON MY RESIDENTIAL LINE.
It's gotten to where I'm beginning to involuntarily hate everyone named Rachel.
The right of corporations to litter our doorsteps shall not be abridged.
Corporate litterers now have more rights than human beings engaged in political protest.
I'm bad on this topic. I used to use other search engines just to go against the grain, but Google won me over. Of all the major players online, I cannot think of anyone else who's been more useful to me, especially not for free.
It would break my heart to learn that Google's as bad as the rest of them.
I don't think the FTC gets to call anyone a monopolist, ever.
If what Microsoft did was legal, it is not possible to break this law.
Fifteen years is an awesome achievement, especially in a demanding area like IT trends. I've been tracking blogs pretty closely since my first one in 1999, and you are easily one of the most prolific quality bloggers out there.
And no, I don't know why your anniversary isn't on all the news wires, or why you haven't received a MacArthur grant yet.
Shhh! Don't tell Anonymous Coward how it works!
Yes, there may have been one or two songs I downloaded that I didn't upload, but that happens when you're the last to grab the second album from a one-hit wonder band.
"If I went to a site called "pirate movie download den", I can be pretty sure they don't have the rights. When in doubt, air on the side of caution."
OK, guide me through the world I live in. I go to one torrent site and they have very strict rules for uploading. Nothing on any label that objects to their music being shared, nothing by any artist who objects. I've uploaded there and I'm very confident that the music I get at their site is OK to share and distribute.
The other sites I go to don't have rules, but I see a lot of the same music, so I know they have music that I can legally download.
HOW DO I TELL WHICH IS WHICH? Are average music consumers really expected to keep up-to-date lists of all the no-downloading-allowed labels and artists? Seriously?
I think what you're saying is that "free" should not be a legal distribution model. And you also seem to be saying that content that is legally uploaded and downloaded from a site like Pirate Bay is somehow tainted because not all of their torrents are OK with the RIAA/MPAA/porn producers, etc.
You don't seem shy about reiterating your arguments. Please respond.
to BILLIONS of dollars in fines. And as a Minnesota blogger I kept posting that fact over and over again every time Jammie's case came up in the newspaper. I would leave comments in local newspapers explaining that I had downloaded literally over 100,000 songs.
No one ever sued me.
The difference? Jammie had a job and money in the bank. I didn't.
RIAA never sues anyone who doesn't have money to pay, or a paycheck to slap a lien on.
This is all about money, and only about money.
Fuck the Eighth Circuit and the whores who sit on it.
Microsoft notoriously embedded code in Windows (and, for Mac users, in Word) that made your computer crash if you tried to use WordPerfect.
I was running a resume service and, for conversion purposes, tried to install WordStar and WordPerfect on my computer numerous times. You could not launch those problems if MS Word was open. Period.
For this alone Microsoft's corporate charter should have been pulled, yet all these years later they're still beating up their victim in court.
I grew up in the '50s. I was born just months after the CIA deposed the first democratically elected leader of a Muslim nation. As I grew up I watched the US prop up the corrupt Shah as Iran did the scut work of American "diplomacy" in the Middle East, a job that was taken over by Israel after the Shah fell.
Iran is an immature theocracy now, just like Israel. Iran, however, has centuries of history in their corner that indicates they will not attack their neighbors (Iraq attacked Iran with Reagan's blessings, remember?)
Iran needs to be watched, but the Iranian people will slowly bring sanity back to that nation despite it having some crackpot leaders.
I'm much more concerned about Israel, a nation that keeps moving right, and whose political parties are becoming increasingly hostile to African workers, gays and pretty much everyone who isn't Jewish.
You can call it a tie, but Iran doesn't influence the USA. Israel does.
I'm keeping my eye on Israel if you don't mind.
this being one of the least of their crimes, but it always disappoints me when the Israeli dog wags their U.S. tail.
I would hate to have to vote for Ron Paul to achieve saner U.S. foreign policy, but I cannot think of one major candidate in the last twenty years who hasn't crapped on the U.S. Constitution in their haste to embrace Israel's thuggish world view.
Yes, many Jews died in WWII death camps, but how many Muslims have to die from IDF attacks before Israel calls it even?
This wasn't a capricious action taken by the Royal Commission on Recording Industry Association Profits, or the Royal Motion Picture Association of Thailand. This woman was arrested for violating a well known Thai law. You think it's silly to have laws protecting the dignity of the royal family? I won't argue with you, and if I was in Thailand, I definitely wouldn't argue with you.
But that doesn't make you right when you call the Thai people stupid for sticking with a monarchy. Thailand is the only Asian nation to have gone several centuries without being occupied by a foreign power. Thailand serves some of the best food in the world, and is the breadbasket of Asia. Thailand is not a stinking cesspool of filth and genocide like Cambodia, and is considerably more free than Burma, Cambodia or Laos, its closest neighbors.
Yes, maybe it sounds silly to have laws protecting a monarch, but when's the last time you heard of a Thai college student being fined $675,000 for illegal downloading? Also, no one ever goes to prison for getting or providing an abortion in Thailand.
Thailand's not a perfect country, but at this point in time it would behoove most Americans to STFU about other countries and their practices, most of which pale into insignificance when compared to our Wall Street driven mores.
They took my Facebook permissions then told me they were full up.
Sorry, they may be the best thing since sliced toast but all I know is that they tricked me into giving them all my Facebook permissions and I got zippo back.
and from the mid-'90s to about 2003, I had thousands of online clients from all 50 states. As a one-person business, figuring 50 different quarterly sales tax returns would have been a half-time job all by itself.
Sales taxes are horribly regressive, and compound the enormous wealth inequity in this country. Bezos is right. (This time.)
I don't think Clinton's solution makes any sense, but you should know that both Politifact and FactCheck have been ripped by other factcheck orgs for being exceptionally establishment-oriented. Politifact seems to go well out of its way to give breaks to Republicans not named Michele Bachmann while very aggressively parsing statements made by liberals.


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No concept is harmful in itself. Asserting one of the aforementioned is harmful is similar to saying that "a hammer is dangerous" -- Well, of course it is, if you use it incorrectly.
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Grant Line Road will be closed between MacArthur Drive and the railroad tracks due to reconstruction from Monday to Friday.
Traffic will be detoured using South MacArthur Drive, Tracy Boulevard and 11th Street.
For information: Tracy engineering department, 831-6400. Haiti fundraiser
The World Mission Church of Christ Holiness USA will host a "To Haiti with Love" 5K Run for Jesus to raise money for Haitian earthquake victims.
Registration for the run begins at 10 a.m. and starts at 11 a.m. today at Lincoln Park, 170 E. Eaton Ave.
The cost is $25 and includes a T-shirt, lunch and post-race entertainment. Money raised will go to buy tents for those displaced by the earthquake.
For information: Jill Gilbert, 832-7552 or 510-445-0679. Another BugFest
The Oak Grove Nature Center's second BugFest will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at the Oak Grove Nature Center at Interstate 5 and Eight Mile Road in Stockton.
The event includes bug-themed crafts, kids' games, live insect races, face painting, raffle prizes, presentations by insect experts and a fly-tying demonstration by Delta Fly Fishers.
For information: 853-8814. Lions milestone banquet
The Tracy Breakfast Lions Club will host its 50th anniversary banquet at 6:30 p.m. today at the Tracy Community Center, 950 East St.
The cost is $35 per person.
For information: Roy Patterson, 835-1602 or
firstname.lastname@example.com. Black Oak bus trip
The Tracy Moose Lodge will host a bus trip to Black Oak Casino in Tuolumne today.
A bus will leave at 8 a.m. from the lodge, 35 E. Sixth St., and doughnuts, coffee and water will be supplied on the bus. The cost is $25, and attendees will receive $10 back from the casino upon arrival, plus a $5 coupon for food and a $5 coupon for match play.
For information: 835-4366. Sandra Cantu memorial ride
Join the family and friends of Sandra Cantu for a special motorcycle ride through Tracy to remember "Tracy's Angel" at 10 a.m. Sunday on the baseball side of the Tracy Sports Complex, 11th Street and Jefferson Parkway. The ride is free and open to the public.
For information: 510-472-5500 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Mother's group Relay fundraisers
Mommy Mothers' Relay For Life team will have two fundraisers this month.
From the time it opens until closing Monday, people with fliers who dine at Chili's Bar and Grill, 2030 W. Grant Line Road, will have a portion of the sales of their dinner directed to the Relay For Life team.
Money will also be generated from 5 to 7 p.m. April 24 for those with fliers who dine at the Texas Roadhouse, 2422 Naglee Road.
To obtain tickets and fliers, or for information: Teri West, 836-7061. Meet local author at library
The Tracy Branch Library, 20 E. Eaton Ave., will host a discussion with former Tracy Sgt. Danny Dunne at 5:30 p.m. Monday to talk about his new book, "The Blue Mexican."
The novel, which Dunne wrote under his baptismal name, Danny Thomas Ruiz, draws from his experiences as a member of the Tracy Police Department from 1966 to 1984.
For information: 866-805-7323 or 937-8221. South Pacific trip
People to People student ambassadors Monique and Jeanette Arrabit, Alyssa Bruederle and Katrina Bruder are selling tickets for meals at the Texas Roadhouse to raise money for their upcoming trip to the South Pacific.
Tickets are $12 for the Tuesday dinner, and can be picked up at Save Mart on Tracy Boulevard and Schulte Road.
For information: 814-7032. Breakfast of heroes
The American Red Cross will host an annual breakfast for individuals who are recognized as "heroes" from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Stockton Golf & Country Club, 3800 Country Club Blvd., in Stockton.
Cost is $65.
For information: Liza Cruz, 466-6971. Food for the needy
Residents with low-income and are living in San Joaquin County can receive free food through the Human Services Agency at 8:30 a.m. to noon Thursday at Tracy's Larch Clover Community Center, 11157 Larch Road.
Proof of address, ZIP code, identification and a paper bag are required.
For information or for other locations: 468-3679. Annual Latina luncheon
Artist Laura Lopez Cano and author and journalist Sonia Nazario will highlight the annual Latina Luncheon, scheduled for 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at the Lexington Waterfront Hotel, 110 W. Fremont St., in Stockton.
The $35 tickets can be purchased at El Concilio, 308 N. California St.
For information: Annette Sanchez, 644-2627. Garage sale fundraiser
The Tracy Woman's Club will have its annual yard and garage sale starting at 9 a.m. April 17 at 1225 Lonna Way. Republican tea party
Tracy Republican Woman Federated will host a "Mad Hatter's tea party" and meeting from 3 to 5 p.m. April 17 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1635 Chester Drive.
The cost is $20 in advance, or $25 at the door. Hats are encouraged, door prizes will be handed out and a "tea bag" raffle will take place. Elizabeth Emken and Chuck De'Vore are invited speakers.
For information: Michelle Loomis, 822-0562. Services for blind people
People from the Community Center for the Blind will be available to answer questions about services and classes at an event scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 19 and on April 26 at the Tracy Branch Library, 20 E. Eaton Ave.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Pittsburgh-based medical examiner/lawyer Cyril H. Wecht has personally performed more than 18,000 autopsies and has consulted worldwide on more than 38,000 others. Now, he and his co-author, true crime journalist Dawna Kaufmann, have written a new e-book: Ann Rule Presents--Final Exams: True Crime Cases from Cyril Wecht, published by Planet Ann Rule, LLC.
Final Exams, with a foreword by best-selling crime author Ann Rule, takes readers deep within these four "twisty mysteries" -- two of which take place in Pennsylvania:
"A Cousin's Quest" is the struggle a Pennsylvania woman went through to see her beloved relative's killer put behind bars. This case reads like a film noir, with a nasty divorce, a fortune in insurance and property, contested child custody, and a femme fatale who used steamy sex to set in motion one of the most violent murders ever in this small town. The victim, affable dentist John J. Yelenic Jr., suffered greatly, as Dr. Wecht explained to a jury. But why did it take so long for the defendant to be arrested?
"Hell Hath No Fury..." recounts the murder of a Pittsburgh-area doctor, Andrew D. Bagby, whose bullet-ridden body was found in a park. When Dr. Wecht performed an autopsy on the young man, he figured there would soon be an arrest and trial, since the killer was Bagby's former girlfriend, another physician. But Dr. Shirley Turner fled to Canada and was protected by the law there, especially when she revealed she was pregnant with the victim's son. Dr. Bagby's parents, deprived of their only child, were forced to partner up with the woman who murdered their son if they wanted to see their own grandbaby. Then, when you think it can't get worse, it does.
"The Willing Victim" is about how successful Manhattan motivational guru Jeffrey B. Locker induced an inner-city stranger named Kenneth Minor to kill him. Why each man would do such a thing is a head scratcher. But the answer involves money, greed, and drugs, and it leads to a forensic science showdown. This case goes from the crime scene through a criminal trial, with Dr. Wecht's work front and center.
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This "The Best…" list is a little different from previous ones. All I've done is copy and paste my World War I post from our class' United States History blog (by the way, a large part of my entire curriculum is available for use on that blog — for free). I realized I didn't have a version here, and was too lazy to provide any additional context to the links. I'm sure readers can figure it out, though.
Here are my choices for The Best Resources For Learning About World War I:
Learn about the Failure of European Diplomacy (get the code from Mr. Ferlazzo)
Watch this movie about World War I and take the quizzes.
Watch this movie about The League of Nations and take the quizzes.
Learn about trench warfare.
This is a movie taken during the war.
Learn more about trench warfare. Be sure to click on the lower-left corner to see the words that are being spoken.
Learn about Europe in 1914
Learn about World War I in 1918.
Watch these videos on World War I.
Play the Over the Top game.
Watch all the videos on this page – if there is time.
Watch this movie about The League of Nations and take the quizzes.
Copy and paste this cloze about World War I on your Posterous blog and complete it.
Play a trench warfare game.
Complete this activity about trench warfare.
Watch this movie from the BBC: A fading past: How America remembers World War I
Read about the Christmas Truce.
Here's a video of a well-known song about the Christmas Truce (here are the lyrics):
See a trench warfare video here.
Poison Gas Videos:
The casualties of the first world war is a chart from The Economist.
Rare Color Photographs from the Trenches of World War I is from TIME.
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One night during the local deer hunting season a police officer was staking out a particularly rowdy bar for possible DUI violations. At closing time, he saw a deer hunter stumble out of the bar, trip on the curb, then try his keys in five different cars before he found his. He sat in the front seat fumbling around with his keys for several minutes. All the other deer hunters left the bar and drove off. Finally he started his engine and began to pull away. The police officer was waiting for him. He stopped the driver, and administered a breathalyzer test. The results showed a reading of 0.00. The puzzled officer demanded to know how that could be. The deer hunter replied, "Tonight I'm the designated decoy."
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Where exactly would EJ Manuel rank on the list? / AP Photo/Phil Sears
A minute and a half into the first quarter, Rashad Greene saw the holes open wide and he ran through them to give FSU a lead theyd never give back; a minute and a half into the first quarter, the game was over.
And since most of you didnt stay past halftime, leaving to go out for a night at Bulls or Coliseum, were going to break down the game in terms more applicable to your Saturday night. Without further ado, the Sexy, Fine, Eh meter for Florida States game against Murray State.
The Sexy
The perfect, fabled 10that guy or a girl who immediately seizes your attention and refuses to ever let go. It doesnt happen often, but if you see that 10, theyre all you can remember the day after.
Florida States running game was that 10 Saturday night. The Seminoles rushed as a group for 285 yards against Murray State. To put that number in proper perspective, those 285 yards would equal nearly 20 percent of the total rush yards the Noles had last year (1458). Even though the numbers come against an opponent like Murray State (can you only imagine whats going to happen next week against Savannah State?), for an offensive line surrounded by questions and a run game that could never get going last year, the run game is what most will remember about the game.
The Fine
But sometimes, youll look away from that 10 for a second, and a cutie will catch your eye. That girl or guy you could find yourself spending time with, dating, maybe coupling. Bjoern Werner is that man for me.
For all the hype that surrounds the defensive line, some may have remained resilient to admitting their excellence quite yet. Werner racked up four sacks on the night and five tackles for loss.
It was amazing, said FSU DE Werner. Me and Brandon [Jenkins] were in the hotel room and we couldnt wait to get out there and play. It was just where we wanted to be in the stadium doing it full out.
Thats one fine football player if I do say so myself.
The Fives
Do I really need to explain this one?
When Greg Reid was dismissed from the Seminole football team before the season, many wondered who would fill in for Reid at the punt returner position. While Reid was a fine defensive back, he excelled at fielding the punts, an underrated aspect of the position, but also provided big play potential to spark the team.
New punt returner Rashad Greene looked like he can do one, but not the other. On that first punt return, Greene hit the hole with burst and it was obvious from the 40-yard line, no Racer could catch him. And in a nice gesture to Reid, he held the five high in honor of his former teammate.
But Greene struggled at catching the bouncing rollers from Murray State, backing up and up until the defense touched the ball down. The mistake cost the Seminoles about 10-15 yards each time and is disconcerting because more often than not, college punts are usually those bouncing rollers rather than the NFL-style arching parabolas.
We all know a five can transform into a seven with a new pair of jeans and a fresh haircut, and if Greene works on his fielding, hell be chatting with Werner in no time.
The Eh
Sometimes when you go out, you just dont have it. You dress in the dark because friends are rushing you out the door, mistakenly wearing brown and black together, and people pass you by on the way to the punch bowl. (I go to a lot of 80s parties.)
When wide receiver Kenny Shaw bobbled a rather routine reception, it landed safely into the arms of a Murray State defender. It wasnt exactly a terrible playShaw was only trying to make a play on the ball, but its a mistake that cost EJ Manuel his record of 128 consecutive pass attempts without an interception.
Shaw redeemed himself at the end of the first half with a diving catch in the end zone, but still, you just cant fully forgive such a clashing outfit.
The Ugly
I guess you just cant fix ugly.
In 2011, Florida State ranked No. 116 out 120 teams in penalty yards. Its something a bit curious for a team with such a stringent coach. Maybe the criticism falls upon deaf ears.
Leading 21-0, Florida State picked up a 15-yard face mask penalty on the kickoff and on Murray States first play, Karlos Williams committed a Personal Foul penalty.
It didnt have a large effect on the game, but if FSU is to return to national prominence, its the little things like those silly penalties they have to fix.


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IIRC it's more expensive than a basic all temp, it's good wax though. You don't really need either with our conditions right now, it really excels in sticky spring conditions. That being said it's a good all around wax and great in the spring and slush. I found it had much better staying power compared to straight graphite wax.
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The techs at Snocon use just a bit of it on the edges and cheaper wax in the middle. I got some and tried that and it worked pretty damn good. Of course by the time I ran the iron over it pretty much mixed in with the other warm/all temp wax.
After a few waxes with it I've noticed you need less of the DFunk. |
01-11-2013, 12:18 PM | #7 (permalink) |
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They claim it's cheaper, but I'm not seeing how. It's $12 for a 1.5oz puck. Conversely you can buy fluorinated waxes for much cheaper such as 4oz of OBJ X-Wax for $18 and 4.5oz of Dakine Indy or OBJ Viper for $15.
I'd love to support a local company and try it out, but can't justify it at that price. They also sell a bigger 10oz brick, but also couldn't find myself paying that much and committing to that much quantity without at least trying it first.
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So what's kind of wax should I get for 55F spring conditions? Like what should I be looking for... Flourinated? Graphite?
The guy at the shop said the fluoride picks up dirt/oil easily so I need graphite on top of that...? He also said something about one of those costing like $100 for a quarter-sized puck. Last edited by onthefence; 04-07-2013 at 01:37 AM. |
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Capellan 'Mechs
Posted 26 January 2012 - 09:51 AM
Hopefully, much like TT teams, lousy pilots / ******* pilots will choose the larger houses, leaving us the more mature and dedicated faction!
Posted 26 January 2012 - 09:59 AM
Of course, the CC would have access to all the meat and potatoes mechs: stuff like the 13 unseen/reseen (check Sarna.net if you don't know what this means), Catapult, Hunchback, etc etc.
On the bright side, the Raven should be dirt cheap for the Capellans and darn expensive for everyone else, and it is the premier electronic warfare mech in the inner sphere during the MWO timeframe!
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Posted 07 February 2012 - 06:47 PM
The Flea design was originally stolen by Death Commandos from Wolf's Dragoons around 3050.
One of the Wolf's Dragoons had Jaime Wolf? commenting on a destroyed Death Commando Mech on Outreach.
Can anyone remember the novel?
Posted 16 February 2012 - 02:56 PM
Posted 23 February 2012 - 01:00 PM
You can sort by name or tonnage or level etc.
This helps.
Posted 24 February 2012 - 12:40 PM
Posted 24 February 2012 - 01:21 PM
Aldous, on 07 February 2012 - 06:47 PM, said:
The Flea design was originally stolen by Death Commandos from Wolf's Dragoons around 3050.
One of the Wolf's Dragoons had Jaime Wolf? commenting on a destroyed Death Commando Mech on Outreach.
Can anyone remember the novel?
Must have been either "Wolfpack" or one of the DA novels.
Would have been typical for Romano Liaos insanity to get blueprints from a customer instead of the producer. ^^
Posted 15 March 2012 - 10:49 AM
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Posted 16 March 2012 - 09:21 AM
Not the best looking... but have to love the guns and armor.
Yes, it is a pure CC design... LC you know you want the plans for it.
Posted 17 March 2012 - 08:56 PM
Posted 04 February 2013 - 11:56 AM
The only exemptions being the Raven and the Catapult, which is the reason
why I like to pilot them in Mechwarrior Online.
I realise that they were to a certain extent supposed to look clunky, raw, even
unsophisticated compared to other Mechs due to the material, spare parts
and technologcial restraints. But still... man, they looked ugly.
Vindicator, Hunchback, Cataphract, Trebuchet even the Blackjack, they
all fully deserved to be called "Frankenstein" mechs... at least in my opinion.
Of course, beauty - or in this case it might be more apt to say appreciation of
design - lies in the eye of the beholder, but what a difference when comparing
those old machines to newer modells such as:
Yu Huang (one of my absolute favourites) and
Wraith (I am not sure though regarding the Wraith... it is not really a Capellan
design, is it? Rather it seems to have been imported... or am I mistaken?)
I know that technically, the following two mechs are not exactly new models,
but as they were not available to Capellans for a long time, I think they qualify
to get mentioned:
Pillager (primarily produced in St. Ives, but still... a former "Capellan" design?)
Emperor (same as the Pillager)
Another mech I would like to point out is the Tai-sho, which is of course not of
Capellan but Draconian design. Still, it shows many design features similar to
the Emperor and even Pillager. Which makes the Tai-sho very cool
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Posted 22 February 2013 - 10:49 PM
Because Hunchabck is also a design CCAF swears by the lore, onl Davions have some plant for the Highlander and I'm 100% sure we are the only house that can produce Fleas right now.
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100% recommendation
405 hotel reviews- equipped kitchen (6) "equipped kitchen" found in 6 reviews
- "We had this year the Asterhäusl rented, there was nothing missing here. There is a very nice alte Stube in the hour long stop and the daily routine and totally leave aside can. Then there is his top equipped kitchen with dishwasher, double bedroom on the first floor and a small bedroom for children. The house ..."
- "The hospitality of the family is stunning. I immediately felt at ease. The rooms are really spacious and tastefully decorated. The whole establishment makes a very clean impression. The breakfast ..."
- "The hotel is great nice! Beautiful large, well equipped and clean room. Very nice sauna. Everywhere in the hotel very nicely furnished and with much attention to detail. Very nice hosts and always very helpful! The only two points ..."
- "We have too secondly two relaxing days in a spacious' comfortable room ' really enjoyed. The breakfast buffet left nothing to be desired: from cereal to various Sorts ..."
- "... expectations were met or even exceeded. To emphasize was the large and beautifully furnished comfortable room where easy extra bed fit inside and you still the couch and two chairs to sit had. The bathroom was new, spacious and very clean. The breakfast buffet left nothing to be desired-large selection of ..."
- breakfast was very varied (5) "breakfast was very varied" found in 5 reviews
- "... The hotel a dream in the wonderful mountains of the Zillertal. Anni and Patrik load to be comfortable a. The design of the hotel and the cleanliness the hotel could not have been better. The breakfast was very varied and very tasty. There was plenty of choice. Who these hotel not runs missed something."
- "great breakfast in brilliant atmosphere (Tyrolean Stube)."
- "... and are really amazed, we will come again. It has everything really great fit. Very pleasant and friendly host family, great apartments, very clean and spacious and comfortably furnished. Great breakfast, there is nothing left to be desired there. We were with our disabled daughter since, it was ..."
- "We have too secondly two relaxing days in a spacious' comfortable room ' really enjoyed. The breakfast buffet left nothing to be desired: from cereal to various Sorts of bread and sweet and solid food was everything. The sauna area ..."
- "... wonderful mountains of the Zillertal. Anni and Patrik load to be comfortable a. The design of the hotel and the cleanliness the hotel could not have been better. The breakfast was very varied and very tasty. There was plenty of choice. Who these hotel not runs missed something."
- with a great view (4) "with a great view" found in 4 reviews
- "Very nice and tidy house with always friendly and helpful host family. Wonderful apartments with a great view the valley, peace and pure relaxation. Cleanliness and service perfect. Great bar-B-queue with ..."
- "Location at the slope with a magnificent view of Add and Zillertal -good ski bus connections to hochfügen and to Spielejoch, departure on the ..."
- "... every day fresh fruit and nuts, water and tea. The hill back the hotel was a great place to sledge and even a great equipped games room for children is located on the ground floor in addition the great location. The happy train runs by car about 3 minutes. The slopes are great! all together: A all round ..."
- "... and felt from the outset very well. This family-run hotel has very much charm and we loved the atmosphere simply 'bewitched'. The rooms are large and very clean, the wellness area small but nice. The hotel is located in a quiet area, shoppingand entertainment possibilities were in immediate nearby and within walking distance. ..."
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100% recommendation
224 hotel reviews- The hotel is centrally located (5) "The hotel is centrally located" found in 5 reviews
- "... It was worth it. A so good run hotel, with warm hosts is rare to find. The rooms are really spacious and comfortable, the sauna area really clean and with attention to detail decorated. The hotel is centrally located and all destinations, options for shopping, dining etc. Are easy to reach. Unfortunately we ..."
- "We stayed over Easter for skiing in the Zillertal and had the stacherhof the large Apartment Almrausch booked. From the beginning we were here very felt at ease. The great view in the mountains, the entire equipment of the hotel And the friendliness our host are simply ..."
- "kind, with tasteful details privileged setting; very clean, very well maintained Sauna area; stylish, more comfortable, spacious lounge with fireplace; large balconies with a magnificent view of the Alps"
- "The stacherhof is a really beautiful and very nicely located hotel, we for certain once again will be. Thanks for the great vacation. Love regards at gitti, Hans ..."
- "... to Spain and Frankfurt and thanks Gitti for the Käsenudeln :-) ) on the breakfast we always already looking forward to it, as it very varied and we often with a special treat were surprised. The hotel is in a perfect location. You can directly from the hotel hikes or cycling start. Restaurants, as well as the ..."
- The service was magnificent (4) "The service was magnificent" found in 4 reviews
- "We really enjoyed it. The room/ bathroom was very clean. The kitchen very well equipped. Our kids were thrilled by of the kids Alcove with own door and window. The service was magnificent, very nice and friendly. We can the apartment hotel only recommend and would like to in any ..."
- "Quality accommodation, excellent service "
- "The apartments are very lovingly equipped and have a beautiful size. the service was very good there were no wishes left unfulfilled. this hotel is only recommendable, by the smaller number ..."
- "We are because of the very good reviews the stacherhof encountered and immediately. It was worth it. A so good run hotel, with warm hosts is rare to find. The rooms are really spacious and comfortable, the sauna area really clean and ..."
- Equipped kitchen (3) "Equipped kitchen" found in 3 reviews
- "we had the apartment Rockrose. Size is 60 meters ²! Absolutely wonderful with a dreamlike view, class 2 bedrooms, a top bathroom, 2 toiletand a great. Equipped kitchen. (Farmers tile oven, dishwasher, full equipped kitchen, comfortable Sitting area, fridge, oven, ..."
- "... apartment Rockrose. Size is 60 meters ²! Absolutely wonderful with a dreamlike view, class 2 bedrooms, a top bathroom, 2 toiletand a great. Equipped kitchen. (Farmers tile oven, dishwasher, full equipped kitchen, comfortable Sitting area, fridge, oven, Stove with 4 burners)! Cleanliness also here brilliant ..."
- "... spacious closets, 2 large bathrooms (one with a shower, one with a bath), 2 dreamlike balconies with beautiful view into the mountains, as well as a comfortable Living/ eating area with fully equipped kitchen. Everything really clean, the daily trash emptied, change of towels after wish, the bed linen ..."
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643 hotel reviews- very extensive breakfast buffet (7) "very extensive breakfast buffet" found in 7 reviews
- "... and the whole team, it anytime again on the new understand, a comfort atmosphere to create and the guest morning until evening to spoil. Very clean, spacious, tastefully equipped rooms, a very extensive breakfast buffet, a varied Afternoon snack and culinary experience of the finest quality for dinner. The ..."
- "... In the Haidachhof there was a open, friendly and warm atmosphere. The name ' active and wellness hotel' is to 100% justified. By the offered ' rock-hike' we are a new Hobby come :-) The food is diverse, varied and tasty. We will be back!"
- "Everything fine! We were cordially welcomed & had a family-like coaching. Excellent restaurant. Had a wonderful time. Special thanks to charming Heinz who guided various amazing excursions. ..."
- "Excellent food and care"
- "... treatments in the wellness area by the expert staff are a joy. The transportation situation is with its warmth, friendliness and cleanliness an excellent place, in order to enjoy (super great, varied food), feel comfortable (by the wonderful atmosphere) and force to draw. Here you feel at home from ..."
- great service (6) "great service" found in 6 reviews
- "... in Hotel haidachhof was great and absolutely loved it. A gorgeous room, a very nice sauna and wellness area and a large play area for the little ones which form the basis for a good recovery. The great service and the kindness of the owners and the staff, as well as the support activities top it all the ..."
- "In this hotel everything is simply great. Excellent service, the food is brilliant, the rooms very clean and spacious, the staff friendly and ..."
- "... This Christmas came we were to go back to the benefit of 5000 homemade Christmas cookies. The mood the hotel was wonderful, everything worked. Starting with the decoration, the good food and the friendly staff. A big thank you to the chefs Gaby and Heinz. Also available as skiers can enjoy the scenery. ..."
- "From the first moment, you are made to feel very welcome and well cared for. Friendly Welcome. Friendly and courteous staff. Food was very good. Rooms are large and very clean. Very good leisure and wellness offer. ..."
- "Our stay the haidachhof was wonderful. The management of the hotel (G and H) and the complete staff were very accommodating and friendly. We felt great all round. The food was very diverse and very tastefully, simply ..."
- Perfect location (3) "Perfect location" found in 3 reviews
- "We have the stay very enjoyed. Perfect location to the ski lift, friendly service and tasty food. Especially recommendable: the wellness area. ..."
- "Super nice cozy hotel right at the happy with a magnificent view to the beautiful Zillertal. The food was delicious, the service was very friendly. After a ..."
- "Already two mall and Haidachof stew not last mall. They are not vacation hotel, you are in the egener family. Hotel is in a great location, rooms, wellness, food, they the receive no half board, but proper full board. The food tasted ..."
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100% recommendation
469 hotel reviews- good food (6) "good food" found in 6 reviews
- "If you time out from the stress allow wants, is in the hotel Hero exactly at the right place. Friendliness, Obligingness, good mood, good food and a wonderful pool- and sauna area the everyday concerns of forgotten."
- "... that is no request open. In every area the hotel is the staff friendly and competent and took care of it, making the guest feel at home. Who relaxation, a dreamlike wellness area, together with a fantastic food searches, for those there are the hotel held. We look forward now already to the new year, we ..."
- "Very beautiful hotel, friendly staff, very good food, wonderful wellness and fitness area. only a small Minus point our bathroom was very small ..."
- "Beautiful, clean hotel with good food, pleasant staff and attentive boss. I was to describe as. The course was instructive and found ..."
- "The staff are super friendly and read a the wishes from the eyes. The rooms are big and very well maintained. Both the buffets, as well as the menus leaves nothing to be desired, the food is diverse and fresh. There is something there for any taste. The area is wonderful and in any weather ..."
- the rooms are beautiful (5) "the rooms are beautiful" found in 5 reviews
- "the rooms are beautiful and very clean. We had a room with a view of the happy. All rooms are equipped with balcony, ..."
- "Very nice and quiet hotel in the Add Zillertal. The food tastes delicious and the staff are very friendly. The rooms are wonderful, spacious, clean and bright. The spa area is very clean and best equipped the large water ..."
- "The staff are super friendly and read a the wishes from the eyes. The rooms are big and very well maintained. Both the buffets, as well as the menus leaves nothing to be ..."
- "... romping around children, which constantly of a pool in the other included jacuzzi hineinsprangen bother us. This circumstance we however the misconduct of the guardian person and not the hotel. The room was spacious and clean with a great view. The staff were friendly and extremely accommodating. The Shan Shui ..."
- "... always they are speedy Staff always ready, everything for the of the guests to do. the room with a great view of the mountains was practically equipped and offered a high level of comfort. the cleaning of the rooms is perfect, it is nothing to moan about, towels to be daily changed, sauna towels are in the rooms as well ..."
- competent staff (5) "competent staff" found in 5 reviews
- "the service is perfect. All employees in the restaurant they always have a open ear. A special praise goes to Maria and Resi, were always up for a chat or have fun. In all areas very competent staff!"
- "... location. We stayed here as in the years before extremely comfortable and will definitely go back there again. There was in the entire hotel a pleasant, lovely and wohltuhende atmosphere. The friendliness of the staff no matter, whether caretakers, maids, waiter, chef, front desk... Is hard to beat. The boss of ..."
- "the service is perfect. All employees in the restaurant they always have a open ear. A special praise goes to Maria ..."
- "Very beautiful hotel, friendly staff, very good food, wonderful wellness and fitness area. only a small Minus point our bathroom was ..."
- "Beautiful, clean hotel with good food, pleasant staff and attentive boss. I was to describe as. The course was instructive and found in the beautiful ..."
in Fügen/ Zillertal
99% recommendation
241 hotel reviews- Great location (5) "Great location" found in 5 reviews
- "Great location, beautiful rooms ( junior suite and family suite), delicious food, cool pool on the roof ( a ..."
- "the hotel lies exactly at the practice slope for beginners and runterherum you a great view. The ski lift is on foot 5 minutes away. After mayerhofen one drives by car about 20 minutes."
- "The SPA and wellness area is simply beautiful. Very fashionable and you not only from saunas out a great view in the mountains."
- "Briefly and scarcely-perfect hotel. Great location, great room ( junior suite), terrific wellness area, great food and above all dedicated staff ..."
- "Beautiful hotel in a central location with great pool"
- large bathroom (5) "large bathroom" found in 5 reviews
- "... sauna, Turkish and peace room is absolutely top class. The rooms are huge and nicely furnished. The materials are very high quality and harmoniously coordinated. There is a separate toilet, a large bathroom with walk-in shower. A massive Wardrobe and a safe. Everything in this hotel is practically ..."
- "Pleasant feel good hotel in direct walking distance the ski lift in fügen. The panorama pool and the sauna very good. The whole hotel is very clean. The rooms are very nicely furnished and the cleanliness is also very good. The food has uS personally tasted - however could the ..."
- "If you want a quiet few Wellness and/or hiking you want to spend days in the mountains, this well-kept hotel is in good hands. Spacious rooms, separate Bathroom/toilet, great jacuzzi on the roof of the new hotel mesenteric (from 18:00 ..."
- "A very nice hotel. The rooms are really spacious with extra children's room and clean. The spa area, as well as the child care are for families ..."
- "... we had a junior suite. The room was modern, but with a touch of the typical Austrian country style furnished. At cleanliness, as I attach great importance, was nothing to complain about. The room was big, with a spacious closet and a seating area. The bathroom was also Capacity bidding and nicely ..."
- attentive and friendly staff (5) "attentive and friendly staff" found in 5 reviews
- "... staff, the every need fulfilled, before it puts. Very nice atmosphere, once because of beautiful Interiors but also because of the pleasant Audience and not least because of the extremely attentive and friendly staff. Also the hotel owner's relatives, friendly and discreet to comfort atmosphere when. The ..."
- "A wonderful with competent friendly staff, the every need fulfilled, before it puts. Very nice atmosphere, once because of beautiful ..."
- "... well-kept hotel is in good hands. Spacious rooms, separate Bathroom/toilet, great jacuzzi on the roof of the new hotel mesenteric (from 18:00 o'clock reserved for adults) with fantastic view. Very friendly staff. The village centre of fügen is reachable in ten minutes walking distance."
- "Alpine Hotel can only be recommended! Great room, great wellness area, good food and very friendly staff-What more could you ask for? The surroundings are ideal for hiking and bike enthusiasts of all ..."
- "... alpina hotel on tripadvisor rating has an exceptionally heavy, but also to on it reference, no more than that: a four-star hotel and you are also many details notices. so it was staff although all very friendly and always helpful. However the service was not the level, as you know it from a five star ..."
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99% recommendation
349 hotel reviews- a great team (6) "a great team" found in 6 reviews
- "... and we wish you much success. Until soon, we will this year again past. Especially greetings again to the seniors Minna and Hermann, as well as at Peter, Sigrid, Steffen, Regina and so on you are a great team."
- "One was very friendly treated. The food and the service was good. I even on my birthday a Cakes and the table was especially covered. The rooms pleased us ..."
- "We dream still from the friendliness of the staff if we our vacation tell. Foreign languages skills are excellent."
- "great hotel, great service, recommendable nonetheless!"
- "This was our second vacation the crystal and we were again totally satisfied and impressed! At the second time it feels like 'home come'. Great food, great service, room clean, neat, and comfortable. We will certainly be back again, since we this once again ..."
- the room is nice (5) "the room is nice" found in 5 reviews
- "the room is nice and big and has a safety deposit box as TV"
- "We were already the 2. Mal in this in every aspect excellent hotel. The staff are extremely helpful and accommodating. Particular emphasis should be on the beautiful garden with a large terrace."
- "I was 14 days on motor-bike vacation in crystal and it has everything great oK there was not 1 time the same to eat, the staff were friendly and nice. The room was always clean cleaned as everything else in the hotel also. A special mention for Barcheff Steffen the US ..."
- "Very well maintained hotel with a nice garden. At peaceful location. Friendly staff, that is very concerned. Rich breakfast buffet. The rooms are clean and standard furnished."
- "The stay was very pleasant. Staff are very friendly and competent. Room is very clean and Generous. Food was very good and big portions. Will definitely return! See you soon!"
- the food was very (5) "the food was very" found in 5 reviews
- "A good hotel in Tyrol mountain world, wonderful view, the freshly renovated part is very nice, we had unfortunately an old room with little prospect, the food was very, very good, there is a great wine selection"
- "Warmth and friendliness of the staff and family W. good food (a big compliment to the chef)! The new rooms are very nice. What can we want even more? We'll ..."
- "This was our second vacation the crystal and we were again totally satisfied and impressed! At the second time it feels like 'home come'. Great food, great service, room clean, neat, and comfortable. We will certainly be back again, since we ..."
- "Great hotel! Were now the second time in Hotel Crystal and will gladly come again! Friendly staff, great studio, too good food! Wellness area very clean! We felt very much at ease and next year will again come!"
- "The stay was very pleasant. Staff are very friendly and competent. Room is very clean and Generous. Food was very good and big portions. Will definitely return! See you soon!"
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98% recommendation
164 hotel reviews- the staff are very friendly (4) "the staff are very friendly" found in 4 reviews
- "the staff are very friendly and many things helpful. There are enough parking spaces available. The rooms are in its size ..."
- "very well run hotel, the from the hotelier family even businesses will. The service is great and one is always to bail hard-working. The informally run hotel loads again."
- "A very friendly and attractive family-run hotel, in the you always be happy to return to. the staff are very friendly and discreet reserved. The house passes a pleasant atmosphere in the opinion of the reviewer is ..."
- "Great and recommendable, very hospitable and nice. Great hotel for families with a lot of friendliness. Super aussiccht and location ..."
- the rooms are good (3) "the rooms are good" found in 3 reviews
- "as well as the family Wildauer, as well as the all of the staff are very hospitable, friendly, bars near. The hotel, as well as also the rooms are good entertained and very nice. Love regards family A. c. Smits from Holland."
- "... ago decided. Right at the beginning after arrival we were very warm received and welcome ambience. The before described informal art the hotel management we were very pleasant beaten. Our comfort room was very clean and modern. That here details respected, showed a with our Name fronted ..."
- "Very good, choice menu, soup, appetizer, salad bar, main course, dessert dining room is very clean and nice!"
- Extensive breakfast (3) "Extensive breakfast" found in 3 reviews
- "A place to relax, beautiful rooms with balcony, family atmosphere. Or whether hostess host, service or cleaning staff, always friendly and very helpful. Extensive breakfast buffet and dinner menu!"
- "We have a very lovely week in the Landhaus Zillertal spent. Especially we were thrilled with the excellent food, %%BLANK%% for breakfast, as well as during dinner. We spend our vacation since many years in ..."
- "A cozy hotel with a good price for money. We (we stayed in of the family room) the food is good and tasted everyone. Very friendly people. Excursions: sports arena Zell am Ziller, ..."
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94% recommendation
197 hotel reviews- The rooms are very spacious (5) "The rooms are very spacious" found in 5 reviews
- "The rooms are very spacious and extremely clean and well furnished."
- "... wellness area with two swimming pools and four saunas and Liegeräumen was never crowded. Relaxing loungers were always available. The ski lifts, the yoke is tight hundred meters. We had booked a comfort room with three-quarters Verwohn pension. Perfect! The quality of the food is available in the hotel ..."
- "our room had the name 'kuschelnest suite', precise you can't name. Flatscreen TV, mini bar and combined steam shower, telephone, and safe available. Large balcony (almost ..."
- "A at any time always friendly staff. problems always impeccably immediately dealt with. the cleaning of the rooms is perfect. No problems"
- "In the hotel were all very friendly, the rooms were clean and beautiful. The food could have been better and varied his. Spa facilities OK. Location for ..."
- attentive staff (5) "attentive staff" found in 5 reviews
- "We had unfortunately only 5 quick days vacation, the to this hotel but very relaxing were transferred. Friendly, attentive staff, perfect clean suite, good value for money, food was very good and tasty with a good selection ..."
- "The specific properties are, the friendliness of the staff and the constant Presence and friendliness the boss. Here you feel as welcome guest, if not ..."
- "A at any time always friendly staff. problems always impeccably immediately dealt with. the cleaning of the rooms is perfect. No ..."
- "In the hotel were all very friendly, the rooms were clean and beautiful. The food could have been better and varied his. Spa ..."
- "First class hotel, first class service"
- very good value for money (3) "very good value for money" found in 3 reviews
- "very good value for money. Always inquire after 7 days and 6 pay. Or 4 days 3 pay."
- "We had unfortunately only 5 quick days vacation, the to this hotel but very relaxing were transferred. Friendly, attentive staff, perfect clean suite, good value for money, food was very good and tasty with a good selection of dishes. We can Schiestl only recommend ..."
- "Very family-friendly hotel, very friendly, hard-working staff, large and great wellness offer with qulifiziertem staff - ..."
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95% recommendation
115 hotel reviews- the food in the hotel (6) "the food in the hotel" found in 6 reviews
- "we were satisfied, very friendly staff. The winter sports regions there were a dream. super Piste, many departures for beginner or advanced. the food in the hotel was painters overall evenings very good. "
- "My husband and I spent a pleasant short break in the Zillertal and stayed in hotel artist house. The food was really good, the hotel facilities in order, and the sauna area was very nice and modern. Unfortunately this ..."
- "Hotel Malerhaus has a pleasant atmosphere, kind, attentive, knowledgeable and professional staff, and a location within easy driving distance to the major attractions of Tirol. The food is excellent and plentiful. There is no pool directly at the hotel, but a major spa is within easy walking ..."
- "The hotel was nice suppa, friendly staff, great food gutees, connection to the elevator okay, reasonably priced-with Hofer travel, the hotel is ..."
- "We stayed with our stay satisfied. The state of the room might a bit better his. The curtain on the window should be replaced because he black stains has. The food was varied and very good."
- great view (5) "great view" found in 5 reviews
- "... on the snow. A Schneebad I can absolutely recommend. The peace room was very comfortable and there are mostly enough beach chairs available. In the case silent music you can relaxation and the great view of the LIT hill enjoy. Absolutely dreamlike. Furthermore it is spring and hot water for tea, ..."
- "Traffic wise well situated hotel"
- "informal hotel in a central location"
- "... staff of the informally run the hotel is really friendly! Overall the Italian food, the well-being at the Italian restaurant prepared was, is the best, everything other but also okay. Due to its central location you completely uncomplicated at any desired location. the rooms are super commodious and very ..."
- "Very beautiful hotel in a central location. Train station and ski bus opposite. Good connection with ski bus or with the Zillertal ..."
- very friendly staff (4) "very friendly staff" found in 4 reviews
- "we were satisfied, very friendly staff. The winter sports regions there were a dream. super Piste, many departures for beginner or ..."
- "on the whole great hotel, great holiday! A great service, room spotless, food (5-course menu) varied, very delicious. Wellness area ( sauna, Steam bath, ..."
- "The hotel was nice suppa, friendly staff, great food gutees, connection to the elevator okay, reasonably priced-with Hofer travel, the ..."
- "A nice hotel, unfortunately was located directly on the main street. Very nice large rooms. The staff were always very friendly unid helpful. The evening 4-gänge menu was always very delicious. The wellness area was a bit ..."
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89% recommendation
1338 hotel reviews- large bathroom (10) "large bathroom" found in 10 reviews
- "... the hotel wellness area, the cleanliness in all other areas. The good tasteful food and a special mention the competent, and friendly staff. Our room was always clean and relatively large, with large bathroom. Extremely convenient is the short walk to the valley station the gondola, as well as the ..."
- "the room was spacious and beautiful furnished, had a large balcony and a large bathroom. the only thing what we due to my allergies a bit bothered us was, the radiator in the bathroom ..."
- "The hotel rooms are large enough for two people and are very nicely furnished. Every room features a balcony from the great view of the mountains has."
- "Very beautiful hotel, the room was sufficient big and for 4 people perfectly reasonable The food ( half board) was diverse and tasted very ..."
- "A big room with halbrundem balcony and especially panoramic views of the snow covered mountains felt ..."
- in the wellness area (10) "in the wellness area" found in 10 reviews
- "Loved it, relaxing atmosphere in the wellness area, great pool in the open, super delicious food, everything perfect for a relaxing hotel. Ski ..."
- "We had super relaxing days, the food is very good, the serving staff is hard for each meet, in bad weather, the loungers in the wellness area too few, but after the reconstruction is probably fixed will, only point of criticism: at the ..."
- "It was nice again in Kohler time problems with yard although it in the wellness area of the appointment. This problem has been settled, and that there was an apology from the ..."
- "... area with 4 saunas, 1 steam bath, 1 infrared cabin, and an outdoor swimming pool, the evenings lovely lit. Since we on arrival a wellness coupon received, allowed we have a from everyday life in the wellness area including sparkling wine and chocolates. all in all we are from the Kohler Yard and gladly come ..."
- "We were all impressed about this hotel! One is we certainly; the Kohler Hof we will next year definitely again. Is a great area for hiking and also the children had a lot of fun on the summer toboggan run. But also the shop is a beautiful Event in the area. The food leaves ..."
- great view of the mountains (8) "great view of the mountains" found in 8 reviews
- "The hotel rooms are large enough for two people and are very nicely furnished. Every room features a balcony from the great view of the mountains has."
- "Perfect food, great location, exclusive wellness area, wow"
- "Great environment, pleasant staff and pure relaxation!"
- "Hotel in a good location with great wellness area"
- "we felt really good in the Kohler courtyard, the staff are very friendly, the rooms comfortable and clean, the location of the hotel is great. We were with our children and our checking in Kohler courtyard and we all liked it very good ..."
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86% recommendation
319 hotel reviews- big balcony (9) "big balcony" found in 9 reviews
- "Have a relaxing hotel spend. Staff are very friendly. For breakfast with Tyrolean specialties were missing Tyrolean bacon and sausage. Dinner was just great. Room clean, big balcony beautiful wet area. Very nice wellness area. Value for money completely reasonable. Would book ..."
- "Super wellness area. Beautiful big room. Comfortable traditional hotel without much knick-knack, that offers everything, that you need. ..."
- "Very friendly staff, you feel very probably. The rooms are big and nice designed. On the balcony it has sufficient space. Bathroom and separate toilet I ..."
- "In this hotel, we really felt at home. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating, the food was very good, the rooms are rather basic, but very nicely furnished and it is everything, which one needs (tv, safe, telephone, large closet, read armchair, hair ..."
- "The friendliness all and the dinner were special sharpened! The suite left nothing to be desired with dressing room, large bathroom with 2 washbasin, Tub and separate toilet. The area is excellent suitable for excursions, for ..."
- Great location (6) "Great location" found in 6 reviews
- "Simply great! Great location of the hotel, great service- vacation at it's best! One has many excursions, great in the hotel ..."
- "Good hotel in beautiful environment"
- "It is a newly renovated hotel in central location"
- "Very centrally located however quiet. For nachtschwärmer opportunities"
- "... Director. The hotel features a spacious indoor pool, and a spa area (Div saunas, steam bath, Kneipp basins, relaxation rooms with waterbeds, ...), where you for long stays and relax. Due to the central location of the hotel, is the place very well on foot and you can easily reach the train station of the ..."
- Fine cuisine (5) "Fine cuisine" found in 5 reviews
- "Good middle class hotel. Very hard-working Unternehmerehepaar, friendly staff. Fine cuisine. Ideal starting point for walks in the Zillertal, very good infrastructure in the immediate area."
- "the breakfast buffet is OK, the dinner leaves something to be desired( partly cold), with the winter sports region happy ..."
- "The hotel under new management, and they were all very motivated. The rooms were newly renovated and very clean. The food was tasty and good, but but unfortunately a menu. Indoor swimming pool and sauna were small but very nice."
- "It was very relaxing, staff is very friendly and helpful. Food is very good, breakfast was all right, however for 4 stars somewhat meager. Our room was on the first ..."
- "we are surprised by this nice hotel the front desk was very nice and friendly, the food was good. The staff in the restaurant was very, very nice attentive and always on the spot at the maid ..."
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92% recommendation
43 hotel reviews- The room was big (2) "The room was big" found in 2 reviews
- "We were as a couple for 9 days in the holiday farm Kampfl accommodated ( all inclusive). We had a family room booked, that we liked a lot. The bathroom was new and very beautifully designed. The room was big and well equipped, a balcony we had. The food consisted of breakfast buffet ( was very ..."
- "We were as a couple for 9 days in the holiday farm Kampfl accommodated ( all inclusive). We had a family room booked, that we liked a lot. The bathroom was new and very beautifully designed. The room was big and well equipped, a balcony we had. The food ..."
in Fügen/ Zillertal
89% recommendation
123 hotel reviews- Very friendly staff (6) "Very friendly staff" found in 6 reviews
- "Very pleasant comfortable tavern located in fügen. Imagine there again to spend. Very friendly staff. Everything went very well Food is great and enough And very informally run"
- "Value for money is very good. Very friendly staff"
- "The value for money is very good, the staff are very friendly. This hotel is a very good starting point for excursions. We had a nice holiday and can ..."
- "A somewhat older hotel with relatively small hotel room in the center of Add. A little traffic noise. Pleasant and helpful staff. A beautiful Ausflugspunt for the beautiful Zillertal. All inclusive we liked!"
- "... that one had to go to 22:00 o'clock the room. No consumption possible. If the room was still nice former would, it's not, and the bathroom with toilet where you could go back to, not to speak. The staff was very nice, but that's about it!"
- the breakfast was very good and sufficient (4) "the breakfast was very good and sufficient" found in 4 reviews
- "... now isn't meant negatively. Quite a lot of room does not exist, but so is the breakfast buffet still, if you later comes. the rooms were in general quite clean, even the hallways and the lounge. the breakfast was very good and sufficient. In the morning you always had the possibility, a menu for two, choose. there was many locals ..."
- "The atmosphere and furnishings in the bar and prices were OK. The breakfast buffet was varied, but more fruit could not hurt (there was only apples). Every evening there was a salad buffet, ..."
- "We really enjoyed it in Hoppeter. Very good food and also diverse. Very friendly staff. Room service also okay. The value for money is great. ..."
- "A week with all inclusive was good. The breakfast was adequate. The warm dinner was very good. The staff was always friendly. We felt very well cared for. The room was clean and ..."
- central location (3) "central location" found in 3 reviews
- "very friendly, competent staff. Good tasteful also ready to small changes in the food. all around a beautiful Quartier to wieiterempfehlen good, central location. "
- "Middle-class food, varied and tasty dishes Friendly staff, central location-in the morning raised traffic. Altogether good value for money!"
- "... days in the light-filled restaurant east. The food was good and the all inclusive excellent value for money. It is just a restaurant and a hotel. We liked it. The restaurant is located in a very central location, but also on a busy street. The spire is also not far, so that you will probably be woken up by ..."
in Fügen/ Zillertal
100% recommendation
14 hotel reviews- the cleanliness left nothing to be desired (2) "the cleanliness left nothing to be desired" found in 2 reviews
- "We will be back, were completely contented. The hosts are very friendly and willing to help. The rooms large and friendly, the view from the balcony was beautiful. Also the cleanliness left nothing to be desired. We are definitely coming again!"
- "We were the second time in country house central. Family K. are excellent host. Very friendly, helpful and informal. The room was very clean and by the size enough, the room service is very good. The tv is rather small, but we were not ..."
- Very good value for money (1) "Very good value for money" found in 1 review
- "Very good value for money"
- The hosts are very friendly (1) "The hosts are very friendly" found in 1 review
- "We will be back, were completely contented. The hosts are very friendly and willing to help. The rooms large and friendly, the view from the balcony was beautiful. ..."
in Fügen/ Zillertal
83% recommendation
78 hotel reviews- The food is very good (2) "The food is very good" found in 2 reviews
- "Historic building in the centre of fügen renovated, simple but functional equipped rooms. The food is very good, the chef cooks. The cleanliness of the restaurant was found to be rather good. The offer was ..."
- "... friendly. Room very small with many beds. 8 bed-room with a closet, so we lived from our suitcases. TV and hair dryer available. Bathroom was a reasonable size, but has many years behind. The food was okay, but not really recommendable nonetheless, so do someplace else eat. During this time very ..."
- Very friendly staff (2) "Very friendly staff" found in 2 reviews
- "... on vacation you really only for sleeping in the room on. The food ( half board with breakfast buffet and choice of the menus in the evening) was simply brilliant ( tasty, varied, good portions). Very friendly staff and child-friendly."
- "My wife and I have us in the week felt really good, the owner himself cooks ( no possibility lose weight), the whole staff are very friendly. We will definitely again come. We say thanks;-)"
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92% recommendation
15 hotel reviews- The staff were friendly (4) "The staff were friendly" found in 4 reviews
- "Great spa facilities the leaves nothing to be desired. Particularly beautiful we found the hot outdoor pool with jacuzzi. The staff were friendly and very accommodating. Large offer in various massages and beauty treatments."
- "After 2000 and 2001 I have my holidays in the Kohler courtyard had spent, I must once again on four relaxing days warm hospitality and good service back. "
- "For Winter guests very recommendable; very relaxing, ski lift in front of the door, wellness possibility, sauna and indoor swimming pool, varied cuisine. Friendly staff in all areas of service."
- "we had a beautiful rooms at wellness Shlössl with view to the Zillertal. Staff was very friendly and competent. The sauna area with outdoor pool great. Indoor pool in the main building with ..."
- Great location (2) "Great location" found in 2 reviews
- "Great location on the sunny side of the Zillertal directly at the spieljochbahn cable car."
- "Very beautiful hotel in great location!"
- The food was excellent (2) "The food was excellent" found in 2 reviews
- "... Shlössl with view to the Zillertal. Staff was very friendly and competent. The sauna area with outdoor pool great. Indoor pool in the main building with course under the street reachable. The food was excellent and diverse. We will certainly be back to this hotel!"
- "... anytime again nice to be here, the last twice our children with us and liked it very well. Total relaxing here, nice people as a service Forces and personnel present, it is very good, varied and varied food, great wellness and swimming area available or very nice area. All in all simply great 2012 ..."
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92% recommendation
32 hotel reviews- the guest always comes first (2) "the guest always comes first" found in 2 reviews
- "... mostly. In particular smile coupled with friendliness and zuvorkommenheit, besides the high costs, you already have the half board in a four star hotel wrapped, the matter-without the adage' the guest always comes first' auszureizen. For this reason are only the more striking negative properties listed. - lumpy ..."
- "We had a wonderful winter holiday. The staff were excellent. Food was very good. We are very much looking forward to go back. A especially would like to ..."
- a new room (1) "a new room" found in 1 review
- "... the guest always comes first' auszureizen. For this reason are only the more striking negative properties listed. - lumpy mattress when checking in ( into the four star hotel) - definitely was a new room provided - short and tight welcome to the boss, without closing :' drive your car way! ' ..."
- Food was very good (1) "Food was very good" found in 1 review
- "We had a wonderful winter holiday. The staff were excellent. Food was very good. We are very much looking forward to go back. A especially would like to commend the boss ..."
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86% recommendation
31 hotel reviews- friendly staff (2) "friendly staff" found in 2 reviews
- "Good for people, the too many Spieljoch-winter sports region want to go (very close) friendly staff, breakfast without variety but OK, dinner sometimes really good, with the Italian evening (was ..."
- "super friendly, accommodating staff."
- great value for money (1) "great value for money" found in 1 review
- "Great hotel, great value for money"
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86% recommendation
63 hotel reviews- the very good food (3) "the very good food" found in 3 reviews
- "We are too neunt arrived two family and a grandma:-O, and everybody was really satisfied. The hotel is clean, the very good food, the service simply brilliant! Our kids itself had felt at ease, although we sometimes we ..."
- "very good hotel with excellent kitchen"
- "it is a three star hotel with excellent kitchen. Special requests by the very friendly staff the hotel immediately reacted. In the small ..."
- suitable for families (1) "suitable for families" found in 1 review
- "... the doorstep. We have a great holiday spent. Ski bus stop on the doorstep, a beautiful sauna area in the waiter with Finnish sauna, Infrared cabin, and heated beach chairs. The hotel is also very suitable for families and groups. The innkeepers are very tolerant and always try, for all guests goes well! In ..."
- very friendly staff (1) "very friendly staff" found in 1 review
- "it is a three star hotel with excellent kitchen. Special requests by the very friendly staff the hotel immediately reacted. In the small wellness area can one outstanding to the winter day ..."
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82% recommendation
26 hotel reviews- The staff was very friendly (3) "The staff was very friendly" found in 3 reviews
- "Location of the hotel was excellent-right on the slopes. The staff was very friendly. Family room size was okay and clean. The only minus-the food is not four star hotel. Staff was ..."
- "Service very friendly and unobtrusive. Immediately felt good."
- "A beautiful house in outstandingly beautiful location. Very decent and friendly staff. Compliment especially at the kitchen. Value for money is good. We would gladly come again."
- great location (2) "great location" found in 2 reviews
- "great location. The food did not correspond to a 4 star hote"
- "We had the-indoor pool late in the afternoon almost just for us. Could extensive swim. Infrared Cabin great. Sauna not used. Everything very clean and always with great view. in the summer with passage on the terrace with sun loungers."
- big portions (1) "big portions" found in 1 review
- "... serves, during the previous course yet not eat and was cleared. The 12-year-old children were child portions enough, what was not high enough, but also little taste. Furthermore were different big portions enough ( for example got 2 children three-and-a-half fish fingers, one 4 ). Sometimes was not ..."
in Fügen/ Zillertal
100% recommendation
14 hotel reviews- the room was very clean (2) "the room was very clean" found in 2 reviews
- "the staff were very friendly. Foreign languages skills I don't know. We have German with Austrian accent entertained. ☺ the room was very clean, Even on the huge large wardrobe I above no dust found great! complaints, there was no."
- "the room was huge. Bathroom, living room with double bed, couch, two armchairs, very large balcony. "
- the hotel is centrally located (1) "the hotel is centrally located" found in 1 review
- "the hotel is centrally located in fügen, directly at the highway. (was nevertheless not noisy) in the immediate area is ..."
- The food was very tasty (1) "The food was very tasty" found in 1 review
- "the hotel has its own restaurant. We had half board, so dinner and breakfast. The food was very tasty. "
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in Fügen/ Zillertal
67% recommendation
12 hotel reviews- The staff were very friendly (1) "The staff were very friendly" found in 1 review
- "the value for money during the long exceeded in the positive Meaning. The food and selection was very varied, just great. The staff were very friendly, attentive, accommodating, helpful left no choice Wishes open, the welfare as well as the stay ..."
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text: Inspired by human studies showing that avid coffee drinkers and smokers have a lower risk of Parkinson's disease, scientists at the University of Washington decided to see what java and cigarettes do to fruit flies. The tremors and other movement impairments of Parkinson's are triggered by the death of dopamine-producing cells in the brain, so the investigators used flies that had been genetically engineered to have their dopamine cells die off as they age. When Leo Pallanck and his colleagues fed coffee and tobacco extracts to these flies, they found that the animals' dopamine cells survived and their life span increased. The scientists ruled out caffeine and nicotine as the protective substances, but there are other promising compounds in coffee and tobacco, which the researchers intend to test in these short-lived creatures. "Flies are a great system for quickly trying to zero in on the chemicals that are responsible," Pallanck says.