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Former Sen. Sam Nunn, (D-Ga.), and former Sen. Bob Bennett, (R-Utah), on efforts to avoid the fiscal cliff.
Nov 8, 2012
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There's Sam Nunn joins us the former.
Democratic senate for the find state of Georgia we've also got Bob Bennett -- -- the former Republican you saw senator.
Both of these settlement -- of way of dealing with each other and speaking of appear at a time when -- could deal with each -- without throwing things -- each -- -- other -- as secretary -- was -- with -- earlier.
A time when when when gentlemen acted gentlemanly and made deals and each gave.
And -- talked senator Nunn.
They're not doing -- right now.
Well let's don't give up on the lame duck session and and certainly not all next year.
Agree with your analysis they've got work together I think they've either got to -- miles -- faced calamity and they know that but they don't act like.
Well -- I was encouraged by the tone yesterday of what the speaker says.
And I would like to see.
-- democratic.
Make it clear that if revenues are included in some meaningful fashion.
That they will also put entitlements.
In the package.
And restrain the growth of entitlements we're not talking had offered that yes.
No they have not I don't worries me you know we're not -- -- the president take the lead on that and leadership they don't have to cut entitlements they have to -- the trajectory.
Exact -- -- you know I think candidate senator bitter disappointment to you and ivories.
We're not talking about.
You know closing loopholes and end tax credits.
Some of the tea party of like in that -- Attacks are a kid and -- and that's positive verboten when it's not.
Others have looked on the on when it comes it is as reigning in entitlements -- to growth is a big senator -- went.
That's akin to throwing granny off the -- both -- you know but that's not.
But do you think gift to the election.
Cooler less crazy heads prevail.
Well the election has one very definite advantage it's settled things.
A lot of people were positioning before the election on the assumption.
If I take this position it will affect the election that way and that will benefit me or heard the other guy.
Well it's now over and you can take a position that's gonna help or hurt you or the other guy from now on your faced with the responsibility of governing.
So in this atmosphere where there's nothing political to gain at least in the short term.
By the kind of posturing that we saw prior to the election.
I think the chances of working something intelligent working out something intelligent is pretty good I don't understand the house very much because I've never served there.
But I can say within the senate.
Both Harry Reid and Mitch McConnell are friends of mine.
Both are very much dedicated to the institution.
And both are very good deal makers.
And I think then bonus at all is something enough right to most of all is somebody else had and everything yeah it is what do you gotta get from the president you've got to hear from the present here just read my -- -- and I'm not hearing and a senator -- Not that the prisons are free to -- courses is presence has been elected decides.
Go to Thailand later this month I'm not saying is on the -- gone to Taiwan.
You've got a ticking time bomb here.
I would have put off the true.
Well the president has to make the fiscal cliff and the long term.
Of sustainability of all fiscal policy is number one priority I don't -- -- I don't know but just got to be because it does not there's gonna hollering for the next four years and you will not.
Some of -- the -- civics and Republicans are saying maybe he wants this to happen.
Well I think that would be playing Russian roulette if you really want us to go over the cliff so you can improve your leverage -- -- I think what they're saying is everything explodes and then put -- pieces he won't slide I think present I think they -- -- -- speak we're negotiating in good -- back what about a year -- right right that should've gone through the president would have hoped would have -- some some bold proposal.
What I'd like to see -- you don't and they lame duck session and I would hope our Republican friends would join.
Is having a default position and are gonna solve all the problems in the next -- -- -- -- agreed to a basic plated.
Issues as we've got right now suicide pact -- not substitutes Simpson Bowles is a default position so that they get support five months next year.
To deal with the problem but if they don't deal with the problem.
It's not a a calamity for the -- -- senator Bennett.
It's a senator -- point why if they do so I guess because times -- see it they're not able to resolve all this is both of you find folks say then.
They do what separates -- I guess of everything for six months or so but if there is no proviso to senator -- point like they're going to.
-- come up with something constructive next year I would imagine the markets would tank on such a deal fearing that these guys are gonna bluster their way.
Through another.
-- Well there's another trigger point out there which unlike the one we face now all.
This is not easily postponed.
Police it wasn't the last time and that's the time when we get the debt ceiling.
Right that's gonna hit us.
Say march April something of that kind maybe even a little earlier.
So these conversations have to take place with the understanding that there's another conversation.
That will take place now I will say in the presence defense.
That when we have those conversations a year ago.
He put entitlements on the table at least in in terms of a comment.
And that's the first time in my life I've ever heard a democratic president.
Even mention the word entitlements.
Other than to say we must protect -- -- Are you read our that he didn't operates through citi's -- right he did -- that other real quickly you don't you don't know something about the old Ronald Reagan story you have to.
Better except 80% -- to -- -- -- -- -- but senator not.
Both sides have to be willing.
To to to -- off their base a little bit to what they are.
Not yet but I think they're gonna have to and I think they would about when midnight.
This gonna look to.
Bad before it looks good but I think they will just found solution one thing it it would be important if they did not think the president could lead this is.
Everybody's entitled of their own opinion when doctor own facts why would you get the Republican and democratic leaders together on television.
Don't talk about to -- talk about the problems so people will thoroughly understand the problem the -- they ought to be able to agree on the facts.
Period -- the American people well I think get behind those who are trying to work together.
Senator -- in the few seconds we have do you think.
That these guys can get -- the acrimony.
Yeah I'm an optimist and I think they probably can because I think the election did have the effect.
Of sobering both sides a little value left was scared of -- -- in the civil Obama's margin and the right.
Michelle Obama narrowly nearly lost and Allen west did.
I think pressure towards the center is one of the things we're right -- me on the show I think pressure towards the center building OK we'll say we.
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mind elaborating the term proper footwork? how is it to call it proper?
Seems like you need to improve on your stamina first.
Since you're already walking to the courts my suggestion is to jog/run BACK from the court to home. 2km each time is a perfect distance. Its better to do intervals (jog/run 100m then walk 100m) since in badminton, you're technically doing intervals training. Increase the intensity/speed each time. Or just skip some rope.
Once you're fit enough, you can focus on improving your footwork then technique which requires precious court time. Trust me, you will be able to get into the required position faster, you can focus on hitting better shots during the game.
Then, just try improving one shot in your games per session. For example, today you want to improve try crosscourt clear, then try to do that shot every other there is an oppurtunity instead of your usual block/drop.
Knowing which foot moves first depending on which direction you want to move in. Know how to position your feet when you land so you don't hurt your ankles and knees. Split stepping. There are minor intricacies as well. You cannnot learn these (IMO) by watching videos, somebody needs to point these things out to you. Drilling your footwork in high intensity sets (3 mins?) will get you some stamina, but don't bother drilling unless you know the footwork because you'll just end up picking bad habits. You might not need a "coach" (since you said the coach you had sucks), just a high level player (since they've probably been coached before) who knows what they're doing to show you one thing at a time. Should take no more than a couple of mins of their time for a single movement. Absorb it then repeat it over and over.
Improve your stamina. Not by walking and not by playing doubles. My trick to get better stamina and oiverall better performance in badminton is to play singles games 3-5 times a week to 101 points. Thats right...101. Basically its one hour of back to back singles rallies. I now play 3 hours straight of doubles and am not even out of breath...and I am overweight lol. Stamina has nothing to do with size, but more how endurant your body is proportional to how big you are. As for technique, drills. Spend one hour before every game ONLY doing backhand clears. (Basically the same as a backhand smash just different angle) and you will have mastered it after a week. I did this for backhand drops when I changed string tensions since the control was totally different.
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WASHINGTON, DC - In a major step forward for demonstrating the promise of clean energy technology, U.S Deputy Secretary of Energy Clay Sell today announced that the Department of Energy (DOE) awarded the first three large-scale carbon sequestration projects in the United States and the largest single set in the world to date. The three projects - Plains Carbon Dioxide Reduction Partnership; Southeast Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership; and Southwest Regional Partnership for Carbon Sequestration - will conduct large volume tests for the storage of one million or more tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) in deep saline reservoirs. DOE plans to invest $197 million over ten years, subject to annual appropriations from Congress, for the projects, whose estimated value including partnership cost share is $318 million. These projects are the first of several sequestration demonstration projects planned through DOE's Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships.
The formations to be tested during this third phase of the regional partnerships program are recognized as the most promising of the geologic basins in the United States. Collectively, these formations have the potential to store more than one hundred years of CO2 emissions from all major point sources in North America.
"Successful demonstration of large volume carbon capture and storage technology plays a key role in achieving President Bush?s goals for a cleaner energy future," Deputy Secretary of Energy Clay Sell said. "Coal is vitally important to America's energy security and this technology will help enable our Nation, and future generations, to use this abundant resource more efficiently and without emitting greenhouse gas emissions."
The projects include participation from 27 states and the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. They will demonstrate the entire CO2 injection process - pre-injection characterization, injection process monitoring, and post-injection monitoring - at large volumes to determine the ability of different geologic settings to permanently store CO2.
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Over the first 12 to 24 months of these projects, researchers and industry partners will characterize the injection sites and then complete the modeling, monitoring, and infrastructure improvements needed before CO2 can be injected. These efforts will establish a baseline for future monitoring after CO2 injection begins. Each project will then inject a large volume of CO2 into a regionally significant storage formation. After injection, researchers will monitor and model the CO2 to determine the effectiveness of the storage reservoir.
These three projects will double the number of large-volume carbon storage demonstrations in operation worldwide. Current projects include the Weyburn Project in Canada, which uses CO2 captured during coal gasification in North Dakota for enhanced oil recovery; Norway's Sleipner Project, which stores CO2 in a saline formation under the North Sea; and the In Salah Project in Algeria, which stores CO2 in a natural gas field. The successful demonstration of carbon storage in these U.S. geologic basins by the Regional Partnerships will play a crucial role in future infrastructure development and sequestration technology to mitigate CO2 emissions.
The newly awarded projects kick off the third phase of the Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnerships program. This initiative, launched by DOE in 2003, forms the centerpiece of national efforts to develop the infrastructure and knowledge base needed to place carbon sequestration technologies on the path to commercialization. During the first phase of the program, seven partnerships - consisting of organizations from government, industry and academia, and extending across the United States and into Canada - characterized the potential for CO2 storage in deep oil-, gas-, coal-, and saline-bearing formations. When Phase I ended in 2005, the partnerships had identified more than 3,000 billion metric tons of potential storage capacity in promising sinks. This has the potential to represent more than 1,000 years of storage capacity from point sources in North America. In the program's second phase, the partnerships implemented a portfolio of small-scale geologic and terrestrial sequestration projects. The purpose of these tests was to validate that different geologic formations have the injectivity, containment, and storage effectiveness needed for long-term sequestration.


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Alright, So im about 170 pounds with an estimated bf% of 15-20? and i Currently Work out every other day and do cardio(usually intense) everyday unless for some reason i cant do it which only happens once in a great while.Im about to start taking LR/Dcp stack. In the morning I eat a bowl of total/Fiber one with skim milk but before that i usually run or swim for an hour right after i wake up and then a few hours later i have a tuna on whole wheat with an apple and a glass of skim milk, And then a few hours later a drink a low carb protein shake. Then for Dinner i usually have Some Baked Chicken or a sirloin with a salad and light olive oil dressing and Ive usually hit the gym for about 2 hours before dinner though and then at night whenever i get around to it after relaxing for a bit, Because i also work usually a 9 hour shift which has me constantly moving half the time, i then run for an hour, sometimes doing hiit instead. Oh and i dont have a cheat day. I stay away from all junk food and i dont smoke,drink or do drugs.
Now my Question is Im looking to get cut and lean up some in about 2 months from now to july 31st, and im not really interested in getting huge, so i dont really care about huge muscle gains, Im just wondering what a good diet is because i feel im not eating enough throughout the day to see sufficient gains in cutting and leaning out, My upper abs are visible but not as good as they could be and i have a small gut and some extra fat on my back id like to get rid of, oh and i do full abdominal and core workout 5 days a week,though sometimes i break it down and do it every day and just spread the workout out between days, So what do you think a good diet would be? i was thinking something along the lines of:
Breakfast: Bowl of Oatmeal/Fiber1 or total in skim milk,2 fish oils, and a banana
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Lunch. Tuna on whole wheat, An apple and a glass of skim milk
Meal 4: Protein shake
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Meal 6: Baked/Grilled chicken breast or a sirloin with a salad and a small amount of olive oil dressing
Id appreciate any advice, I dont know much, alot of the stuff i know i read here or other various articles. Thanks in advance
Oh and i just started the swimming+ running for an hour 3 days ago, Before i only did Cardio about 3 days a week,because i use to be really lazy but now i have suffiecient energy throughout the day to keep moving and still be able to sleep easily when im done(after taking a sleeping pill 3 or so hours prior to sleeping, but ive been taking it for years and years around 15? because when i was younger i had problems sleeping)
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"Hotel Recommended"
Good location and very nice Staff members available and helpful. Bedroom was spacious and bed very comfortable. The full breakfast price is high compare to the food choice but the quality was enough to be not disappointed. in the city center, we could expect better place. I recommend this hotel.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Business in Cork"
Stayed here a few times parking is first come basis for about 20 spaces then it is pay for street parking, which is inconvenient and can be hard to find a space. They also charge for wifi which I have paid for in the past but so many other hotels I stay in do not charge so this is a turn off for this hotel. Also the menu isn't as good as before and […] some cracked tiles in the bathroom means the hotel is in need of a makeover. On the plus side it is in a handy location for getting out around Cork for work. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Very good value"
Overall the stay was pleasant. We needed a room at the last minute and this was very affordable and convenient. We booked a three-person room but there were only enough towels for 2, the shower curtain should be given a deep-clean or replaced and the double bed dipped in the middle so the mattress should probably be replaced. All that said, it did the […] job for the night and the location is wonderful. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Good value for rate"
Hotel a little worn out, staff very nice. Good rate for night in cityPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Great location"
Near the heart of the city, so great for getting roundPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Welome: Superb"
Simply excellent and will be going back.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Good value"
The standard Jury's service, which is pretty good at this pricePrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"convienient for city and shopping,"
Room was very comfortable,staff very friendly and accomodating, however room overlooked traffic junction which was noisy in the morning, ask for a room at back of hotel if you require a sleep in.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Hotel was fine but nothing extra, staff were not helpful particularly reception and restauraunt staff.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Good location, simple, no frills."
Fine. Advance info about car parking or details on the site would help. Ended up parking nearby when there was a carpark at the rear of the hotel which would have been free. My bad I guess. Should have checked first. That aside, this is fine for a stopover when all you need is a bed for the night and food. Close to everything. Rooms are basic enough […] but clean. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"My secong favorite stay in Ireland."
Arriving by train from Dublin I was escourted by an amazingly helpful and polite cab drive who brought me to the Jurys Inn. The hotel Staff were very friendly, the room was PERFECT and I could not have asked for a better "starting off point" for my visit to Cork. Breakfast the first morning was hot and fresh and set the stage for a great Hop On, Hop […] Off Bus tour of Cork. The City is just such a cool place to wander about and the Cork Jail is very interesting to visit. I would highly recommend both Jurys Inn as well as a trip to this interesting destination! Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"It was ok."
Nothing spectacular, super hard to find, and get to because of one-way streets. Wouldn't stay here again, but it was functional for the trip. No free wi-fi - which is bad when traveling. Also, no free breakfast - also bad.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"very closed to Cork Centre and bus station"
I stayed only one night, I cannot tell so muche, but in very good position to visit cork and to reach airport and bus stationPrawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"Good location"
A reasonable hotel, part of a big chain. Good position, overlooking the river and 10 minutes walk into town, or 5 minutes to the bus station, 15 minutes to the train station. Car parking was about 5 minutes walk away though. Buffet breakfast was OK. Lots of good places to eat and drink in Cork, which is a very nice town. Very friendly and helpful r […] eceptionists. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Sofa bed in family room was a bit ramshackle. Otherwise good, no complaints. Stayed over a bank holiday weekend when the hotel was full and everything went like clockwork. This hotel only has about a dozen parking places, so you might need to use on-street parking or pay for overnight parking elsewhere.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"Could do better"
It was okay. But I was very disappointed to find that the waste bin in my bathroom had not been emptied after the previous occupant. Admittedly I didn't report it until I was checking out the following morning. It did nonetheless put me off.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Visting friends and exploring cork city..."
Hotel was right beside the shopping area, boardwalk lots of fab restaurants. Very close to everything really, gallery etc. The thing I would change would be to have air conditioning... The rooms were very warm at night time but it was impossible to leave window open with the noise from the traffic outside. My dad is 82 and he would have no complains […] love everything about the Hotel it was spotless and the bar was very modern along with very good value for his full irish breakfast…. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"close to city centre"
Enjoyed our stay, hotel staff very friendly and helpful. Great for shopping and would stay again.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Memorable Stay"
Staff were excellent. Meals lovely. Location was very central, easy to get to other places. I would definitely stay at Jurys (Cork) again.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Great location at the heart of the city"
Had a nice stay. Friendly staff, comfortable room. Short walk into city centre.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Great location. Staff very good. Very nice room. Unfortunately we were woken early by commuter traffic.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Good Hotel to Stay"
I would recommend breakfast should have more choices for the price charged. Plus at the stroke of 10am staff starts clearing even if guests comes at 9.45 am and not completed their meal. This needs to be corrected by Hotel Management and staff should be trained accordinglyPrawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
Always enjoy Jurys Inn Cork has a homely feel by the Quay and Bus Station. Breakfast is great. Added bonus now can access wifi in room for small fee. Often do great promo rates. Reception always great & always busyPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Handy to Transport"
Quite warm night with no fan. Open window for breeze also let in constant traffic noise. Only winter duvet on bed so had to request a sheet which was promptly provided. Convenient location to Air Coach.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"close to the event we were attending."
Lovely clean, comfortable hotel. The staff on reception when we checked in was so friendly. Thank you.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Nice hotel."
Generally clean and comfortable. A little tired in some places, with some plaster falling off the wall and a wobbly windowsill. Nice and centrally located for Cork city centre.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"Superior Room!!!!!!"
Not worth a stay.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Rooms are basic but are clean and comfortable. The hotel is close to the town centre which is handy for shopping, going out etc. There is a lack of car-park spaces and I ended up having to pay €18 to park in the nearby car-park.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Close to Main Street"
Good rate, one of the nices Jury's I've stayed in and in a good location.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"A sleepless night due to traffic noise"
Despite friendly and helpful staff, I'll never stay here again. The hotel is built on the main route in and out of the city centre, and so I was kept up all night long with bus and cargo traffic revving outside my window.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"No frills hotel"
This hotel was quite unremarkable, it did the job but I dont think I would stay there again. The man at the front desk answered the phone while he was checking us in and left us waiting. Very rude.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"the 4th floor vibrates"
the entire 4th floor was vibrating for some reason that nobody could explain. The staff were as accommodating as they could be and arranged another room on a lower floor but it's hardly an acceptable scenario for the hotel to preside over.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"great location"
perfect for a weekend in the cityPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"In need of a refurb!"
The hotel is a little 'tired'. The window of my room had a lot of mould around it on the inside and the bathroom needs a bit of a refurb. The location to the city centre is good however, if you are a nervous traveller or, holidaying alone, you need to be aware that there is a homeless shelter to the rear of the hotel and there are a few people from […] the shelter sitting on the quayside each day. They are not threatening in any way, but if you are unsure you may want to avoid this area of Cork. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"Long queue to check in"
Stayed recently at this hotel - managed to park in street outside hotel but as it was six o clock had to pay 2 euro for the period until 6.30. It's a shame hotel cannot give you tickets for this period as the hotel car park is so small. I arrived at same time a large party was checking in and there was only one other staff member checking in staff so […] quite a wait. Although its not a long walk to town and other restaurents the walk is not through the best area I'm cork. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Good central location to city center staff very helpfully and pleasant. Some noise from youngs from Simon community next door to hotel. Car park small but can park car on street outside hotel at nite if car park full. Overall a good and enjoyable stay. Will come again.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
great location for town centre and the 2nd floor room which was at the back of the hotel was quiet.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"city centre"
relaxing fun,Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
Lovely place to stay and excellent service.staff freindly and helpfull.thank youPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Internet issues"
My issue with the hotel is how expensive the internet service is there and the fact that when I checked it I was not told how to access the internet which as a clear business user it was obvious I would need to know. This meant i had to return to reception to pay for the service as a later point which was unnecccesaryPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Pleasant good value hotel."
Bathroom of Room 329 needs redecorated and grouting redone. Duvet too heavy for time of year. Pillows hot and uncomfortable. Good breakfast. Convient location and nice view over river.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Expedia
"relax and enjoy"
great location, helpful staffPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Good value & close to everything"
Everything was fine with our stay. Only thing is they charge €5 an hour for wifi which is outrageous, it should be complimentary like most hotels.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"jurys inn cork review"
The hotel is in an excellent location but the carpark was full. We were told that we could get a parking disk for the quays. However we were charged for this and had to park half a mile away. This was a terrible start to our stay. Also wifi was very expensive. There was also a young couple heavy petting or possibly worse at the side of the hotel at […] 5pm on a Saturday. I still don't have a proper explanation for my 5 year old. Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
found hotel NOT up to usual JURYS standard. First time to Jurys in Cork & i found that the place could do with a paint job and a good cleaning ......Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Overnight Stay"
This is a very nice hotel .centrally located car parking at the hotel , service was good and room cleanPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Not bad and i would go back again"
Ideally located to the city centre. walking distance to st patrick's street and right beside the bus station. Only downside of the hotel is the parking facilities. Sufficient parking for at 30 cars but no more. Entrance and exits are a bit small. Staff are friendly. Otherwise i would go back and i would indeed recommend it to a friend.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"Jurys Inn"
I was attending a wedding and the hotel was very convenient, hotel was able to give me information on bus times, which I appreciated.Prawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
we enjoyed our stay i would stay there again the only thing that we didnt like ur car park is to smallPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
"nice hotel, friendly staff, must stay again"
we really enjoyed it, arriived late in the evening after flying in from amsterdam.... receptionist was friendly and welcoming. went to room and put bags in, room was nice an warm and clean.... went to the bar for a couple of hours, barman was very friendly, good fun atmosphere even though there was approx 8 people in bar, enjoyable and relaxing. the […] next morning the receptionist was very nice and answered any questions we asked. went into city centre after check out, arrived back to hotel in the late afternoon to collect bags to go home, receptionist was friendly. would have no problum recommending hotel to all my family and friends and will stay again whenever i travel to cork.. thank ye all very much :) Przeczytaj więcejPrawdziwa opinia gościa Hotels.com
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nice way to spend the the day after a long week of work more locals are in during summer thought but its alright cool lace to coool down, more food options please
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I always used to buy the annual pass for Busch Gardens and Adventure Island. We would spend Saturdays at BG. Then cool down and relax at AI. It was always a blast. I really miss this park since moving away a few years ago. But have fond memories. Make sure you wear a really good waterproof sunblock since you will... More
I went with my boys when they were young (18 years ago). It was a fabulous day out as the Americans have an amazing way of ensuring you enjoy yourself. I will look forward to returning with grandchildren one day. When they arrive :)
Who doesn't like a water park? This one is almost in my back yard. We get yr pass's for here & BushGardens..... Makes it so easy to just run over & catch a ride or cool off.... Then relax under the tiki huts to dry before leaving... Must do if you have not yet... Take me.....
Adventure Island is fun but can get really crowded on a hot day. Staff keeps the crowd fairly contained and orderly but as with any water park a lot of loud kids can get annoying but i keep in mind how much fun I had there as a kid and take it in stride.
We love the rides at Adventure Island. We were there last Saturday and it was not very crowded. We climbed lots of stairs with no rest in between. Exhauasting, but awesome. Everglides is our favorite, and we have never seen a ride like it at any other water park. However, Key West Rapids was closed because of understaffing. Food service... More
This park is part of the Busch Gardens and Sea World Group. This water park is located directly across the street from Busch Gardens. Admission is average but it is much cheaper if you do a combination ticket with Busch Gardens. There are lots of rides for all ages and interests. They have multiple areas for toddlers, teens and adults.... More
Adventure Island is clearly designed for the whole family. They have worked hard to create a beach atmosphere with lots of sand. Arrive early to pick a shady spot remembering to note where the shade will be later in the day. Though dated in some ways, there are a variety of experiences. The lazy river has a real current to... More
Very large park with many ride choices. The park is a bit dated in comparison to Orlando parks, but the value is great. We went at the end of August and it was not busy. The staff is very friendly. Lots of ride choices, and lots of food choices. There are also many rides for the kids who are 42"... More
You can spend the day there. It was great. Food was not so good for the price. Some of the rides were closed. do the work when closed. for the rest I enjoyed myself
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I'm always telling my 5-year-old daughter, Ashby, how important and fun learning is. It's one reason I love my career so much: There's always something new to explore. We all want our kids to have fun, and it's even better when they can learn at the same time. I asked a few celebs to share their fave educational toys.
By Nancy O'Dell, host of Entertainment Tonight from Parents Magazine
Kristin Davis
Sex and the City star, mom of 1-year-old Gemma
"She's recently become very good at the sorting toys. For her birthday, Cindy [Cynthia Nixon] gave her a house that has blocks in different colors and shapes. In two days, she got it! And she knows how to open it, get all the blocks back out, and start again. I'm very impressed."
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Ali Larter
Resident Evil: Afterlife actress and mom of 2-year-old Theodore
"He's amazing with the alphabet and with his numbers and all of that. Alphabet flash cards have been incredible. On airplanes, they have saved us! It might be like A-B-C ... T-P-O ... but we're getting pretty close!"
Melissa Roycroft
Dancing With the Stars diva, mom of Ava (2 years this month)
"My husband [Tye Strickland, shown] and I are huge fans of the Melissa & Doug wooden puzzles. They have a wide variety of jigsaw puzzles, peg puzzles, knob puzzles. Ava can't get enough of them, and she's learning about shapes, sounds, and textures at the same time."
Debra Messing
Smash cast member and mom of 8-year-old Roman.
"There's an app called Word Worm, which I think is fantastic. It's all about finding words in a graph, and the worm eats the letters as you go. We love to do that together."
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Originally published in the February 2013 issue of Parents magazine.
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