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GameSpot News sat down with Sega of America's Charles Bellfield today to discuss the Dreamcast in 2000. While Bellfield was quick to point out that Sega is currently focusing on this holiday season, he did reveal some details on the company's plans for next year that will surely make Dreamcast owners happy.
First, we discussed system sales projections. Sega now projects to have 1.5 million Dreamcast units sold by the end of 1999 an increase from its original estimate of 1 million. So far in the US, the company has already exceeded 750,000 units sold. The next milestone figure Sega forecast as 2 million systems sold by the end of this fiscal year (March 31, 2000). After that Sega also projects 6 million systems sold by the end of the next fiscal year (March 31,2001) in the North American market. While these numbers seem quite promising, Bellfield mentioned that they are figures he believes Sega will surpass. While it's highly likely we'll deliver many more units than what we've announced, we don't want to just pump out numbers. I won't give you any numbers we won't meet, he said.
We then moved on to the Dreamcast network. As Sega has been stressing over the past few months, there are several phases it has outlined for the network first there will be downloadable content for games, then parlor games like chess and checkers, then e-mail based games, then point-to-point games, and then finally true multiplayer gaming. Bellfield commented that these phases come as the result of Sega needing additional time to work with AT&T on building up the network as latency (the slowdown of data) can be lowered on the network more online offerings will become available. He states that games like Sonic Team's Chu Chu Rocket (an eight-player online board game of sorts) will be offered only when high latency (slower data) gaming is available. As latency levels decrease, point-to-point gaming and full multiplayer gaming will be offered (summer 2000 for point-to-point games, Q3 and Q4 for full multiplayer titles).
Bellfield also revealed that many third parties will offer other online gameplay through servers outside Sega's network. Windows CE incorporates an online component known as DirectPlay, which offers third party companies their own point-to-point gameplay through Windows CE (DirectPlay is also used as the gaming network protocol for Windows 95/98 gaming). The first third party games using DirectPlay could appear as early as next spring. Currently there are over 75 Dreamcast titles being developed for the Windows CE operating system.
As for future Dreamcast software, Bellfield confirmed that there are going to be more games based on the characters in the Sonic the Hedgehog series for the Dreamcast. He also commented that Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram could very well make it to the US when point-to-point gaming is available. That would be an idea title for point-to-point gaming, he said.
The last topic we inquired about was the Dreamcast Zip Drive. Bellfield stated that the drive should be available in Japan by February 2000. A US release release date has not been named, but it's likely that the drive will make it here by next summer at the latest. As shown in early mock-up photos, the drive rests beneath the Dreamcast and interfaces through the modem port. The modem then attaches to the Zip Drive. According to Bellfield, the Dreamcast Zip Drive will have fast access times because it connects directly to the several key processors the connection offered in the modem port allows for broadband data to be sent through it.


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I have successfully serialized class Ghost:
class Ghost {}
File file = new File("serialized.class.bin");
ObjectOutputStream oos = new ObjectOutputStream(new FileOutputStream(file));
Then I'm trying to restore it in a different application:
InputStream is = new FileInputStream(new File("serialized.class.bin"));
ObjectInputStream ois = new ObjectInputStream(is);
Object o = ois.readObject();
And I'm getting error the class is missed while (trying) loading it:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Ghost
I may not access
Ghost.class file while deserializing the class. Is it possible to transfer Java classes in a such way?
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Civil Engineering Archive: Questions from November 13, 2010
tower1990 askedHow we calculate the ultimate moment ( Mu) for the column design in case of a two storied school... Show more
Q.> How we calculate the ultimate moment ( Mu) for the column design in case of a two storied school building framed structure. Only given data is loads coming from various slabs , beams around the column.• Show less
Only tell the steps how to procceed.
(This ultimate moment may be generated in case of axial load-Uniaxial bending condition or axial load-biaxial bending condition.)
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SkinnyMarble6425 askedis 1 quadrillion (1... Show more(a) The annual energy use by all of humanity is about 400 QUADS – where 1 "quad" is 1 quadrillion (1 x 10^15) BTUs. There are at least 6 billion people living on earth now. If we take those two numbers above to be exact, what is the AVERAGE POWER use per person on the planet (expressed in kW)? (b) The U.S. accounts for just about one-quarter of all of the energy used by people on earth, and has some 300 million people. What's the average power usage of the average American?
For a) I got 19500kW/ person but for b) I got 97700kW/ person.
It looks wrong to me.
This is what I did for a) (400 x 10^15 BTU/6 x 10^9 people) x (1 kWh/3412BTU)
For b) (100 x 10^15 BTU/3 x 10^8 people) x (1 kWh/3412BTU)
Did I do this right? It seems incorrect to me because b is larger than a by a lot.
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a) What are the elevation head, pressure head and total head at points a,b, and c?
b)What is the direction and value of the flow velocity?
c) Repeat part b using the equivalent hydraulic conductivity.
I have several issues with this. No good sources to understand, textbook is useless (Fundamentals of Geotechnical Engineering, Braja M. Das Third Edition).
I'm stuck on several points:
Is the H1=1.2 m in the question supposed to be the 1.5 m in the diagram?
What is the difference between Elevation Head, Pressure Head and velocity head? I currently have an equation of all, but they were not explained in the least. I'm not sure what the tube going into the aquifer represents.
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Anonymous askedYou have a stream of air containing methanol at 5% by volume. The stream is flowing at 2000 actual f... Show moreYou have a stream of air containing methanol at 5% by volume. The stream is flowing at 2000 actual ft^3/min at 1 atm pressure and 110 F. The regulations require94% removal of the methanol, and you decide to try a water absorption column, using pure water as the absorbing liquid. the tower will be packed with i-inch ceramic Berl saddles. Equilibruim data for the water-methanol system at 95% F (the temperature at which the tower will operate) are given below
x, mol fraction y, mol fraction
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.020 .021
.030 .033
.040 .045
.050 .056
.060 .068
A) Neatly sketch a material balance diagam of the tower
B) Calculate the concentration of methanol in the exit gases (ppm, dry basis)
C) Plot an equilibrium curve, than draw the minimum slope operating line on the equilibrium diagram, and then calculate a reasonable water inflow to accomplish the absorption required.
D) Calculate the concentration of methanol in the water being discharged from the tower (in mole fraction)
E) Estimate the diameter of the tower, based on bottom operating conditions. Assume that the density and viscosity of the bottom liquid are the same as tose for pure water. Make other appropriate assumptions as needed.
Assume actual water flow rate is 50% more than the minimum, and the system is operated at 50% of flooding conditions.
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density of soil= 140 lb/ft^3
The foundation is rectangular,
Breadth= 300'
Excavation includes 45 degree slope
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Bucket curling force(Fb)=45 Kip
stick crowd force(Fs)=30 kip
Bucket tip radius T=4'11''
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Manijeh and Grace are truly amazing women. They're knowledgable, kind, and extremely committed to making mums feel safe during pregnancy, labour, and postpartum. I would recommend them to anyone who wanted the absolute best care possible during pregnancy. Love these women!
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Absolutely Phenomenal, both Manijeh and her partner Grace. Manijeh was with us from Midnight until 5pm the next day when we had a C-section and was on call for us anytime we needed. An exceptionally caring person and very very knowledgeable. She does come across as rushed at times, but that is because she has so many patients, she probably takes on too much but only because she doesn't want to turn anybody away, she took us on in our 7th month. Also, you want someone who knows all of the doctors and nurses at the hospital, and Manijeh is on a first name basis with many of them.
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Manijeh was amazing! I had some problems in the beginning and before she confirmed that she would be there to help me she was giving me advice. Through out all of my pregnancy she was there to help me and give me advice. She was there to support and help me through my labor. I do not think I could have had my baby without her! Even when I had questions in the middle of the night she was available to answer them! Manijeh is really friendly and knows what she is doing. She really enjoys being a midwife! I would recommend her to anyone! I cannot wait to get pregnant again and have her assist me!
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Manijeh helped me deliver my baby girl at the hospital and she was amazing from start to finish. She made me feel confident and empowered (as opposed to a patient when I went to the hospitals). She counselled my husband when I asked her to and answered all of our questions. When it was time to deliver, she came to my home and spent some time until I was ready to go to the hospital. My daughter was born within 2 hours and she followed-up and gave me lots of support/help afterwards, especially because I didn't know what I was doing (first-time mom). My husband said he would be totally lost in the birthing room if she wasn't there for him (and for me). I would recommend her to anyone and plan to use her expertise when I have the second baby.
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I had a planned home birth with Manijeh. She is an excellent midwife. I felt safe and well taken care of. She is very knowledgeable, patient, kind, and answered all my questions. I can't wait to have another baby so I can have her as my midwife again.
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This woman has no interest in your well being, she doesn't explain much just changes the subject when questioned. She works from her home (no waiting room), 30min appointments period and will start discussing your personal info before the last patients have left, not professional. Seams to have too many patients, doesn't remember simple things about you during appointments. No urgency in giving you results to important tests or explanations to your options. Quick to give prescriptions, with no explanations some of which were deemed not safe even by 2 pharmacists & 2 doctors. Go elsewhere! Don't be afraid to make appointments with a few midwifes to make sure you feel right about your choice!
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dcblackburn1963 Feb 20, 7:45 p.m.
guess they are not obama supports....they didnt want to pay their fair share....
whatelseisnew Feb 20, 6:06 p.m.
"2 out of how many state employees? 300,000? I agree with the previous comment. What difference does it make where they work?"
This is only 2 of an unknown number that are cheating. I guess being they were STATE employees, it makes it SEEM a bit more offensive. I don't blame them for not paying. I would rather not pay either, but I have zero interest in going to jail so with the GUN BARREL pointed to my head, I pay up.
whatelseisnew Feb 20, 6:04 p.m.
I wonder if Love will return to the State. He ought to just write off the 10K bond. He saved a lot more than that by not paying taxes for three years. Course, it would not surprise me if most States have an agreement to round of tax cheats for each other. The tax dragon is mean.
whatelseisnew Feb 20, 6:02 p.m.
Why are they bothering these people. We have millions of criminals that are being completely ignored. Why pick on these folks. Oh yeah, they tried to avoid the tax dragon. THAT IS A NO NO. You can break PLENTY of laws, but you should never ever try to cheat the TAX DRAGON. I wonder will the tax dragon pursue the millions of criminals that the rest of the criminal justice system is ignoring. They are most assuredly cheating the tax dragon.
pulstar40 Feb 20, 5:04 p.m.
2 out of how many state employees? 300,000? I agree with the previous comment. What difference does it make where they work?
Whatever Geez Feb 20, 5:03 p.m.
lwe1967 Feb 20, 5:01 p.m.
They don't have to have them withheld, but they like the rest of us have to pay them!
ms b Feb 20, 4:45 p.m.
I don't think its illegal to not have taxes withheld. The illegal part is in not filing and thus paying the piper at the end of the tax year.
Dollars-and-Sense Feb 20, 4:40 p.m.
The story reads that the couple "filed fraudulent tax forms with their employer". So it appears the form is the NC-4. All NC workers complete this form at the time they are first employed or change their withholdings. There is a question on the form that allows no NC tax to be withheld from their paychecks. (See link) Now keep in mind this is just tax withholding from your paycheck. If the couple filed their tax returns correctly, they would have paid their taxes on their NC income tax return. My guess is that they filed fraudulent state tax returns too.
Sherlock Feb 20, 4:31 p.m.
Well they probley owe over 30K based on the bond.. But they will get to pay it off over time.
ncouterbanks69 Feb 20, 4:31 p.m.
how do you NOT pay state taxes in your paycheck?
The same way illegals that use a stolen SS number do. You claim the max number of exemptions and do not file taxes at the end of the year. Yes you "pay" something but not near the amount you are truly responsible for.
pipcolt Feb 20, 4:25 p.m.
I hope they were suspended without pay from their jobs also, or do they still get to draw there pay checks?
Whatever Geez Feb 20, 4:14 p.m.
how do you NOT pay state taxes in your paycheck?
lsdhome Feb 20, 4:12 p.m.
I wonder if these are some of the "seat warmers" Gov. McCrory referred to in his State of the State speech?
blahblahblah Feb 20, 4:11 p.m.
It took 12 years before someone, somewhere noticed this?
SaltlifeLady Feb 20, 4:11 p.m.
wondering how this happnens and who is exempt. Seems to be an issue with state workers as this is the same thing that happened to Sydney Lowe. And I have questions about the same since my child, who is a student at a state university , works at the university and the university took out federal taxes but no state taxes. She only works a little each week so does not make enough in a year that she has to even file anyway, but I was wondering why there were no state taxes taken out. Is this a common occurance of state agencies and insitutions? Does the state not take out taxes on state workers?
SunnyDays Feb 20, 4:08 p.m.
And the amount was not disclosed, why?
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Cambridge hospital cleans up after mystery malware infection
An unnamed computer virus infection forced a UK hospital to temporarily shut down part of its network earlier this week. An unspecified number of computers at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge were hit by the malware. A spokesman explained that the hospital continued to operate normally while IT staff grappled with the infection …
no impact on patients?
I guess not signficantly affected - but we were told that our final test results would have to be posted in a few days and the result we were being given might vary by a day or so [not a result where this matters]
patients not affected?
But the article says "ambulances were redirected" so having your ambulance take you 15 miles up the A14 to Huntingdon's A&E hospital doesn't count as affected??
Related issue?
Don't know if it's related or not but I also work in another hospital on IT support and we have recently had a call about visitors to a healthcare website Healthcare Innovation Expo who were being infected with malware, possibly due to the site being hijacked. Luckily the security systems here blocked it before it spread to other machines.
Doctor's Offices
Whenever I'm in a doctor's office or some other medical facility, I'm now in the habit of looking at their information technology. This usually results in my dwelling more on their lack of security than my case of the flu, re injured knee, or whatever brought me there.
My last visit left me alone in a room for about half an hour with a WinXP machine hanging from a wall. Later, when someone arrived to use it, I was quite distracted while talking with her as I kept thinking how easily one could compromise the records of everyone associated with their practice.
Mysterious malware?
It's called Windows and these morons are still using it ffs!
What a BOFH
If you got this info from the BBC then you got it from me...
That will teach them to make me carry my own notes
Never ending story
"He promised to ask technicians what strain of malware caused the infection,..."
How about asking "How the hell did it get into the system?", then making sure it doesn't/can't happen again?
re: patients not affected?
The redirection of ambulances happened at the London hospitals - not Cambridge !
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- Lemon Tart Aug 21, 2012 03:01 PM
This is Susur Lee's son's place. Does anyone know when it's going to open? I went by this afternoon, and the tables were set, and guys were folding napkins. I also spotted a sake menu! Love to hear more if chowies have some inside info!
re: Cup cake
They had a private event the other day. Yesterday I walked by and there was a sign saying they will "reopen" on some day...it was either the 24th, 25th, or 26th...sorry I can't remember exactly, but it should be any day now.
re: Cup cake
Looking forward to checking the place out. The big arrow sign looks like it was stolen from philip sparks and the walls from the saint.
re: jlunar
I walked by yesterday and it now has the words "family" and "restaurant" in the windows flanking the front doors. Huh, didn't think it was a family restaurant.
re: baabaablacksheep
Probably as in "family-run."
re: soschmart
Anyone have comments about it yet? I went by on saturday night and it wasn't really that busy. I'd bet it will be packed for quite a while though based on name alone.
re: CarNut
having no reservations just makes things easier to run. I don't get the "too cool" part at all.
re: CarNut
I will wait in line for a good meal any day. I like food that much. I'm one cool dude.
re: CarNut
I'm not a planner in my personal life so I like places where I can just show up and not worry about a reservation. If the foods good I don't mind the wait.
re: JennaBean
Yeah, but there are some times -- like, when you're taking someone out for a special occasion or you have other events planned that night -- when you can't afford to take a chance. So it would be nice if restaurants accepted at least a few reservations at each sitting.
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I agree with this. I am a planner, and if I am going to treck across town for dinner, the last thing I want is to risk not getting in at a decent hour. It really does put me in a bad mood.. I would appreciate if restaurants took reservations but reserved a portion of the resto for walk ins every night.
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I understand that position. For me, I don't go somewhere without reservation unless I'm willing to wait for an hour. If I have somewhere else to be or I'm dining with someone who isn't as relaxed about the wait, I pick a place that takes reservation and save the non-reservation places for when the wait isn't a issue. I think it is the best of both worlds.
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That's what I tend to do, too, but the end result is that there are many places that simply will never get my money because I don't often have time to wait an hour for a meal.
went there for dinner on Friday. got there around 830-ish, seated within 30 mins.
the food was delicious.
the clear winners to me were the nigiri sampler, and the braised short ribs with parsnip & black garlic
the raw bar food was much more outstanding than the hot stuff
skip the duck salad
the ungai sushi served on daikon radish cake (chinese dim sum type) was interesting to say the least. the tartare on rice pattys is pretty much a fancy take on sushi pizza you get all over the city
most cocktails are gin based, which i'm not a fan of. the amsterdam unfiltered IPA (boneshaker) is good if you like IPA, I didn't realize it was that, and i HATED EVERY SIP OF It. lol
Tried Bent and Susur was around near closing :)
Had the most AMAZING $38 sparkling sake not on LCBO list :(
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hamachi, salmon, snapper and tuna.
generous cuts and quality accompaniments. The pickled ginger had a more familiar "chinese" pickling taste i liked and thought homemade, the wasabi was likely a blend of real and fake and the soy was higher quality.
Favourites were the hamachi (can't remember garnish) and salmon w/ yuzu. Snapper w/ shiso and tuna w/red powder (smokey?) were only ok.
Shaoxing Braised Pork Belly with daikon puree.
Found this surprisingly subtle as the shaoxing wasn't detectable and the dish was neither sweet nor salty. The pork taste did come through and the texture was beautiful.
Duck Salad
Bent's rendition of Lee's Singapore Slaw. I still prefer the SS but it's nice that this is different. The duck meat was tender and in small strips oppose to how some places with do chewy slices. There were fried noodles and dried taro chip shreds for crunch. I would have preferred less red onion and green onions but that's just my taste.
Dessert is a free amuse that changes daily
Today was a cilantro chocolate mousse with crunchy honeycomb-like peanut crumb, a lemon gelee w/ blueberry compote and foam, almond wafer
Couldn't taste cilantro in the chocolate but texture contrast was good. I envisioned a chocolate black bean (as in sauce) combo could be cool. Lemon was nice but not terribly exciting and the almond wafer was not sweet with a delightful toastiness.
I quite like the decor though found it more King West shiny than Dundas West rustic.
Tried Bent for the first time on Friday night. Won't be back. Was seated at the worst seat in the house - right beside the hostess stand. Asked to move to empty seat beside us - but after seeing hostess dramatically say no to our server, was told no, that the seat was only for a party of 3 (was not reserved, and we were a party of 2). Less than 5 minutes later the table was given to...a party of 2. Server saw our expression and did end up giving us free dessert - but whole evening the service just seemed awkward. The food ranged from ok to good (Lobster Tacos, Kale Salad, Sashimi tasting, chicken breast) but definitely not worth the price. Including bottle of wine + one cocktail + tax + tip = $200 for 2.
re: thebutcher
afaik everyone gets free dessert.
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haha - a pal said the same thing - doubly confirms we won't be back!


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This uptown New York hostel is 1 block from Broadway Street and a 10-minute walk from Central Park. It features free Wi-Fi, a movie lounge, and a large patio.
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This Manhattan hotel is across the street from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. The hotel offers a gym and a tour desk with ticket services.
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Mayflower Howard Johnson Long Island CityLocated just a 10-minute drive from Manhattan, Mayflower International Long Island City is in Queens. The property features a fitness center and free Wi-Fi access is available.
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Featuring a restaurant, a lounge and a seasonal rooftop bar, this hotel is a 5-minute walk from Grand Central Terminal. All rooms have free Wi-Fi. A game room with ping-pong is available on site.
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Location, bed, friendly helpful staff
Shared bathroom. Decor needs major updating.
Staff very kind. Near to the underground station, in 20 mins you can reach the city centre.
Old builging, not so nice.
Close to subway, very clean and safe, modern, spacious rooms
The kitchen facilities are sub par. Half broken toaster and kettle and no cutlery or crockery to prepare even the most basic meals.
no wardrobbe,common bathroom,expensive, no breakfast
This is a very budget place
Bed extremely uncomfortable. Lift slow. Internet worked sometimes, tiny tiny rooms
Thank you. Safe and felt secure.
Sharing bathroom not what I had planned.
We had a great stay in Brodaway Hotel, location it's perfect, just a 3 minutos from line 1 and a lot of restaurant and super markets. Staff were friendly as the taxi driver who took us to JFK.
Bad wifi and of course so disappointed about the 2US dollar we had to pay to storage our luggage after check out!
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Beds made and new towels everyday. Good location, right on Broadway near the main metro line. Room a good size.
Staff do not acknowledge you when you walk in even when you say hi. They're more interested in looking at their phones. It's like they're pretending to refurbish with 'wet paint' signs everywhere that have clearly been there for a long time. Shower is old and goes from boiling to freezing and sprays water all over the bathroom. Could do with the refurbish they make it seem they're doing!
Clean basic rooms
The room was nice, plenty of space. Not too noisy. Good value for money. Very close to Central Park and subway connections.
The bathrooms weren't very pleasant, they could use some work. One toilet was blocked the whole time we were there. The lift was broken on our floor as well so we had to take our suitcases up the stairs.
location value for money
Payment in advance of the night(s) Some beds are too soft and too small Equipment/heating pipes of some rooms are rather old and not functioning properly (rooms can be very hot sometimes with no possibility to open a window) Luggage storage: a 2 dollar fee is requested per luggage
In Manhattan, nice staff/hosts, could leave our luggage in when came in earlier. Walking distance from central park. Has kitchen in ground floor. Nice neighbourhood.
Its Manhattan so price/quality was relativelly ok. Still next time I will consider staying outside Manhattan as it is too expensive. Room (double with private bathroom) had everything it needed for short stay, but it is very basic. Trough traveling in USA we paid 5 times less for such quality rooms.
Price was half the amount of other hotels in a safe neighborhood. Hotel was clean. Good community
Sharing bathrooms, mattress was no good, need new sheets, towels and blankets. New rug would be good also. room was not at all inviting. Elevator very slow
Room was clean and bed was comfortable.location was great location 5 min walk to subway ten mines on subway to times sq.
The lighting in the room was very poor!!
5 star Hostel, we had a twin bed shared bathroom, the room had a dead bolt lock, flat screen tv, personal sink and mirror, and air conditioner. Linens and trash were changed daily. Soap, towels and shampoo provided. The bathroom was a one person private 3/4 bath that the entire floor shares (wasn't ever too busy and had lots of hot water). The Hostel also has a locked luggage room, free wifi, Internet cafe with printer, nice lobby area, public fridge, microwave and bar available. Great for people just looking for a safe place to sleep.
Not a hotel. Why? cockroaches, nasty room carpet, uncomfortable beds, drafty rooms, very uneven floors. I wouldn't recommend staying with kids and bring flip flops for the shower.
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Close to the subway and other places
Elevator was broken when we got there The bed was terrible
Hotel is cheap and in good location, there is also a very nice hang out area in the lobby, couches and nice kitchen, plenty space to have breakfast or watch a movie with friends in the evening
Room is very modest, the radiator has no option to be regulated and it was way too hot all the time.. Also there were stains on the bed spread which did not make the room feel clean
Location was great - 2 min from Metro Station, a lot of places to have breakfast/lunch/diner in less than a block distance, rooms were cleaned up every day and clean towels were given. Even the bathrooms are shared, they still were very clean. It was about 15 min subway ride to TimeSquare. We didn't need much more. :)
It was a bit noisy, because we had a room going out to the streets, so if you are "delicate" in that matter, ask for a room more 'inside'. For us it was okey. The heat was going crazy, so it was very hot in the room, this was the only inconvinience. And the elevator was a bit slow ;) But those points are just small issues to live with. Didn't affect our overall good opinion. :)
Staff very friendly and helpful. Excellent price
Location is almost perfect Staffs are helpful Room was big enough but we take 1 room with bath.
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good location, everything without problems, easy to find, close to the subway and central park
+Convenient location, walking distance to subway, supermarkets, pubs/restaurants and Central Park +Large and clean living/kitchen area for all guests nearby the lobby +One of the shared bathrooms on our floor has been renovated recently and was quite nice +Private room quite large compared to the ususal "New York room size"
-The other shared bathrooms on our floor were quite run down (esp. bathtub/shower). One shower did not work at all. -Hardly any furniture/amenities in the private room aside from a bed, TV and one chair (no bedside lamps, just one nightstand, no hooks for clothes or towels) -Quite noisy at night, since directly facing Broadway -One morning, we were surprised by a mouse running cross our room (7th floor). When we informed the receptionist about it, he apologized shortly and forwarded it to housekeeping. We didn't press the issue, but of course it would have been nice if some kind of compensation would have been offered at that point. The housekeeping placed a "glue trap" underneath the bed. In the last morning of our stay, we found the mouse - trapped but still living and squeaking - in the middle of the room (it must have dragged itself and the trap from underneath the bed). We know that sth. like this can happen easily in NYC, but still a rather unpleasant experience.
Really close to Central Park, staff were friendly and helpful
Way overpriced for what it is, it's a hostel and a hotel so a lot of people around, not very clean, saw a cockroach in the bathroom. It's pricey because it's in manhattan but you would be better staying in a nicer hotel in Brooklyn for half the price
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We've been hoping for the Winona Ryder comeback for a while, eagerly checking in on her making her movies (I'm especially excited about The Ten) and keeping track of her appearances. Judging from the August cover of Vogue, Miss Winona may be ready for her next big break. I must say, I love it! But first, she's got a few things to say about that whole infamous shoplifting incident. In her words:
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EDITOR: The Columbia Daily Tribune, an award-winning afternoon daily, has an immediate opening for Associate City Editor. Duties include planning and supervising coverage of business news and other local news, supervising reporters, editing and assigning stories, and interaction with the public about news coverage. Responsible for assignments and editing for weekend editions. Works closely with the city editor to manage and organize daily news report. Familiarity with the use of social media in news application is preferable. Successful candidate will be a demonstrated newsroom leader with substantial reporting background and editing experience. Benefits include vacation, sick, & holiday pay; health & dental insurance; 401(k); use of employee gym including basketball court. Email resume, salary requirement and samples of your work to email@example.com or mail to Columbia Daily Tribune, Attn: HR, P.O. Box 798, Columbia, MO 65205 EOE / Drug free Workplace 11-6
ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVE: The Columbia Daily Tribune is seeking an energetic Account Executive to sell print, online and mobile products to businesses in Columbia and the surrounding area. This position offers excellent opportunities in working with all types of businesses and involves all types of media, from print products to cutting-edge digital. Candidate should be highly motivated, creative, be able to manage multiple projects, and have a bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience. Social networking skills are a plus! Reliable transportation, good driving record, and valid driver's license required. Compensation package includes guaranteed base plus incentives. Benefits include 401(k), health insurance, dental insurance, vacation and sick pay, and access to company gym. Email resume & salary requirement to firstname.lastname@example.com or complete an application at 101 N. 4th Street, Columbia, MO 65201. An application can be printed at www.columbiatribune.com Click on Tribune Employment located at the bottom of the home page. EOE / Drug free Workplace 11-3
REPORTER: Missouri's Gold Medal small daily, The Daily Star-Journal in Warrensburg, seeks a full-time reporter. Experience or J-degree required. This is a do-it-all paper, with reporters writing stories and doing page design, taking photos and editing community stories. Send resumes to firstname.lastname@example.com or to Star-Journal, 135 E. Market St., Warrensburg, MO., 64093. Contact: Jack Miles 660-747-5676 10-30
REGIONAL EDITOR: Campbell Publications, publisher of six community newspapers in West Central Illinois, is seeking a Regional Editor to lead editorial staff. If you have a commitment to the goals of community journalism, if you face each new challenge with optimism and the desire to make positive contributions at the local level, this could be the job for you. We are seeking a well-rounded editor with hands-on experience covering news and features, plus experience managing social media and websites. The successful candidate must have a proven track record of executing projects both in print and online and be comfortable in the role of mentor to stringers and reporters. Qualifications for this job include reporting, copy editing, assigning stories and page layout experience; InDesign proficiency; also, experience with web pages, email news updates, video and Facebook. A high degree of community involvement and direct reader engagement is encouraged. This position is responsible for the news content of three newspapers and is based in Jerseyville, IL. We serve readers in a territory known for its agriculture, hunting and outdoor recreation. Our communities value strong local schools and include a variety of hometown businesses. We are within easy driving distance of St. Louis, Mo. and Springfield, Ill. If you're not from this area, we are interested to know why you want to live here; please tell us when you send your resume and cover letter to Julie Boren, publisher, at firstname.lastname@example.com 10-24
REPORTER POSITIONS: A family of six local newspapers surrounding Springfield is seeking journalists with a passion to report news in our local communities. If you possess skills befitting a community news organization we would like to talk with you. Web experience and page design would be a plus. We offer good benefits and many opportunities to make a difference. EOE Please complete an application from our website, www.commpub.com, and email with resume and samples to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Or fax to: 417-326-8701, Or mail to: Reporter Positions, PO Box 330, Bolivar, MO 65613. Full-Time positions available in Missouri at: Bolivar Herald-Free Press in Bolivar; Christian County Headliner News in Ozark; Cedar County Republican in Stockton; The Marshfield Mail in Marshfield; and Nixa Xpress in Nixa. 10-8
TWO POSITIONS OPEN: Sexton Media Group, Inc., publisher of the River Hills Traveler, The News-Dispatch and Midwest Times, is expanding and looking for a COMMUNICATIONS REPRESENTATIVE for five different markets (Kansas City, Joplin, St. Louis, Cape Girardeau, and Springfield-Branson) as well as a composing/graphics artist. For the communications rep, this person will work with existing clients in their market as well as new clients both in person, by email and by phone. He/she will also develop new media strategy and marketing opportunities for the company in that market both in Missouri and across the state line. Advertising sales experience a plus but not necessary, as we're looking for a "people person" who wants to be rewarded not just by a big paycheck but also with the relationships developed. Part-time or full-time, excellent pay. For our COMPOSING DEPARTMENT, we need someone part-time to update our websites and social media daily and to design/layout our print editions weekly and monthly as well as other specialty print/online media projects. Experience with InDesign, QuarkXPress and Photoshop necessary. Flexible hours, good pay. Contact Jimmy Sexton at firstname.lastname@example.com. 10-3
PRODUCTION MANAGER: The Examiner, based in Independence, MO (Kansas City area), has an exciting career opportunity for a Production Manager with a proven track record and excellent leadership skills. The Production Manager is responsible for the planning, execution and project management of the company's entire process of print production including offset printing, inserting, distribution and pre-press. This includes the supply chain process for all print production requirements from planning, RFQ, through delivery to customers. In addition, the Manager will liaise internally and externally with vendors, while managing the flow of information to ensure timely and efficient delivery to customers. Direct accountability and management of team of production supervisors and leads to facilitate the production of newspaper and commercial printing products and services. Key driver for planning, production and execution of complex master production schedules proactively hold the entire organization accountable to ensure production schedule is met. Development of team's knowledge and achievement of quality expectations. Ensure effective equipment operation with appropriate maintenance programs. Work proactively with vendors to ensure continuous improvement and optimal production solutions for new and existing materials and equipment. Assist in developing and achieving commercial print market plan by creating interest and forming partnerships with potential and existing customers. Develop pricing quotes for commercial printing work. Interact professionally with all customers. Manage costs effectively within agreed-to budgets. Work with finance on budgeting, forecasting and actual product cost analysis. Complete required reports accurately and on time. Create and maintain a safe work environment, ensuring that all safety policies and procedures are followed. Requirements: At least 3 years of offset print management; A thorough knowledge of commercial printing processes including prepress, press, distribution, insertion and commercial print sales; Computer skills including Microsoft Office Programs; Strong organizational ability and problem solving techniques; Ability to multi-task and utilize resources to execute tasks within a deadline oriented environment; Excellent communication and negotiating skills; Commitment to continuous process improvement initiatives and ability to solve problems creatively; Highly motivated and high level of initiative; inspires confidence to work independently and in support of department goals and business objectives; Ability to build relationships and work across a multi-product line organization. Please send resume including salary requirements to: email@example.com The Examiner is a GateHouse Media publication, one of the largest publishers in the U.S., and owns 79 daily and 257 weekly newspapers in 21 states, as well as more than 405 locally focused websites. An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer 10-1
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Attention MPA members: Get inexpensive collection letters sent! For MPA members only, Jean Maneke, Maneke Law, will send out inexpensive collection letters to clean up that past-due list. Member newspapers can send past-due bills to Maneke Law and they will generate a demand letter. Link
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