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Three more companies have survived a long and challenging trek through the government's bureaucratic maze to launch federally licensed people-to-people educational travel to Cuba this summer.The companies are Central Holidays, the Globus Family of Brands and Michigan-based Other Cuban Journeys.For Central Holidays, a mainstay tour operator to Europe since 1972, the foray into a destination on this side of the Atlantic "is a very big deal," said CEO Gianni Miradoli."We were getting requests from our clients who have traveled on our Europe group tours," Miradoli said. "They wanted to go to Cuba with us. We gave it a lot of thought and decided to take the plunge."The operator partnered with California-based Premier World Discovery/Chamber Explorations, which was granted a license in early April by the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to operate the people-to-people cultural exchange programs. This arrangement was created as a way for the federal government to limit travel to Cuba to low-key educational exchanges while the half-century-old Cuban trade embargo remains in effect. Agents who send clients to the operator are paid a referral fee as opposed to a commission.Central Holidays' program, announced April 22, offers 19 departures from Aug. 9 through Dec. 12. "Within four days, we had sold out one of our October departures," Miradoli said. "Adding Cuba to our destination offerings allows us to further cater to our repeat customers who want to explore the world in the signature Central Holidays way."With all people-to-people programs, the tour operator handles the initial inquiries from agents and customers, and the licensee handles all payments, booking arrangements and financial transactions. Agents receive a referral fee from the operator for directing clients to the program.Central Holidays currently offers an eight-day Discover Cuba itinerary with a full schedule of activities in and around Havana. Tour participants meet with locals, artists and dancers during the trip.The price of $3,899 per person, double, covers roundtrip air from Miami, hotels, transfers, 16 meals, guide services, motorcoach transport, tips, health insurance and baggage handling. The single supplement is $550."We will offer more itineraries in 2014," Miradoli said. "But for now, we want to ensure that the quality of the program measures up to the Central Holidays tour standards that our customers have come to expect."For Globus, entry into the Cuban people-to-people market actually started two years ago. The company was poised to make its debut in Cuba with a series of escorted religious programs in January 2012 after unveiling its plans the previous August.However, confusion and complications surrounding federal regulations and rules regarding licensed travel to Cuba caused Globus to pull back.It's back on track now, with two nine-day itineraries offering 20 departures from July 14 through Nov. 3, followed by 13 more in 2014.Group Voyagers, the company that markets and sells the Globus Family of Brands (Globus, Cosmos, Monograms and Avalon Waterways) in the U.S., received its license from OFAC in February."Our new programs are not religious in theme but instead offer a full schedule of people-to-people educational exchange activities designed to result in meaningful interactions between our travelers and individuals in Cuba," said Pam Hoffee, vice president of product and operations for the Globus Family of Brands.The Undiscovered Cuba tour spends a week in Havana and includes tours of historical and cultural sights as well as interactions with artists, musicians, architects, cigar rollers, students and workers at a silk-screening studio.The second itinerary, Cuba's Charming Colonial Cities & Havana, visits Camaguey, Cienfuegos, Trinidad, Playa Giron (Bay of Pigs) and Havana.Participants attend a workshop at Casa de Africa discussing the African culture in Cuba, mingle with members of the Santo Angel neighborhood, meet dancers, teachers and costume makers at the Camaguey Ballet Co. and talk baseball with Cuban players.Rates start at $2,974 per person, double, land only. Roundtrip air from Miami starts at $496.While Hoffee acknowledged that the Globus itineraries "may be similar to others in the marketplace, ours have been scrutinized to meet our Globus brand standards. We're using some of the best hotels in Cuba, selected some of the top national guides, dedicated one of our product managers who has visited Cuba many times to handpick the people-to-people interactions in our programs."Globus also includes a welcome briefing in Miami with a group leader who accompanies all departures.Michigan-based Other Cuban Journeys received its OFAC license in January, but the company's origins date to 2000 when founders Marla Whitesman and Miriam Saul began leading humanitarian trips to Cuba's small Jewish community."We helped with the renaissance of that community and brought much-needed aid, as well," Whitesman said. "Through the years, we made many connections and impacted lives in Cuba as well as the travelers we brought with us, who told us that Cuba was a life-changing experience for them."Saul, a Cuban-American, said, "Our past experiences, personal relationships and friendships with Cubans from all walks of life set us apart from other companies offering the people-to-people programs."Other Cuban Journeys is offering six departures from June 17 to Jan. 20 on its eight-day Faces of Cuba itinerary, which includes Havana and the provinces of Matanzas and Pinar del Rio.Prices start at $3,900 per person, double, including roundtrip air from Miami.Group size on each departure will be capped at 24, Whitesman said.Other itineraries still being developed will visit Santa Clara, Trinidad, Cienfuegos and additional sites.
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Departments: Protect Your Customers From Gluten
A Google search of the word combination "gluten free" returns a staggering 7 million results. Many provide information regarding gluten-free ingredients, recipes, and prepared foods currently available in the marketplace. This tidal wave of information is the result of the heightened interest in gluten-free diets of an increasing number of people who have been diagnosed with celiac disease (CD).
Departments: Prevent and Control Listeria
Recognized as an important public health problem in the United States, Listeria monocytogenes is a ubiquitous, intracellular pathogen known to cause food-contaminating outbreaks. These microorganisms have the ability to multiply within host cells and spread from cell to cell.
Departments: HACCP Programs and Practices Evolve
This article is based on three webinars from The Microbiology Webinar Series, co-sponsored by AES-Chemunex, Inc. and Carpe Diem, A Wiley Company. Donald Schaffner, PhD, professor and extension specialist at Rutgers University's School of Biological and Environmental Sciences, was the keynote speaker for both "Challenges in Implementing HACCP: Validation and Verification, Quantitative Risk Assessment: Is it the Next Step After HACCP?" and "Use of Predictive Microbiology to Support...
Departments: The Case for Ozone
In 2000, the Electric Power Research Institute published "Food Industry 2000: Food Processing Opportunities, Challenges, New Technology Applications." The report contains the following statement: "Ozone destroys bacteria, mold, mildew, spores, yeast and fungus. It inactivates viruses and cysts. Chlorine is not very effective against viruses and has limited effect on some types of bacteria … ozone reacts much faster than chlorine."
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In the food and beverage and pharmaceutical and biotech industries, contamination-free processing is essential for full compliance with industry validation standards. The potential for contamination in manufacturing applications increases with the introduction of peripheral components, such as flow measurement instruments, that help maintain process parameters within acceptable limits. To prevent this from happening, these devices must themselves meet standards set by governing agencies to ensure that...
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Quick, simple, thrown together dessert to bring to dinner party?
I am going to a friend's for dinner straight from work. She asked that I bring dessert. What can I buy at the supermarket and throw together really quickly that will be fresh and delicious? Something with fruit, to stay in season.
Two that I've been looking at from epicurious are:
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California Gingered Fruit Salsa Sundaes (basically raspberries crushed in sugar with mango, chrystalized ginger, strawberries, pineapple and balsamic over good vanilla frozen yogurt).
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Something that might be less labor intensive but still good...fresh cut fruits (melons and berries especially) with a simple ginger/mint syrup drizzled over.
Another idea....If peaches are good- peach halves with a dollop of sweetened ricotta and topped with crumbled amaretti cookies.
a shortcake of sorts - whatever fruits look good and a biscuit-y bottom. whipped cream. easy. could probably bake drop biscuits from bisquick or some other type mix (since all you add is milk) - and i would sprinkle tops with granulated sugar pre baking - once you got there if you asked in advance since your dish comes last.
Thanks for these great ideas! I bought a bunch of ripe juicy fruit, and served it over honey and dried coconut sweetened fresh ricotta which I whipped up with vanilla extract, golden raisins and cacao nibs. holy guacamole it was good.
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Jun 15, 2011I so wanted to like this game. We need new, innovative and daring FPSs - in short we need Duke. So what went wrong? Well this game feels like the rag bag of development that it is. Some levels are ok, not great, but ok. Most levels are terrible. The graphics are very dated - but it isn't just the graphics, the whole feel of the game.is clunky. The level design is boring and extremely linear. The one liners are funny for the most part but they can't rescue this slow, ploddy game. Long boring driving sections - I love driving sections in most games but this just doesn't work. The vehicles feel like they are slowing you down more than helping. Out of fuel again? What's that - three times? It plods and it plods.
Really annoying are the many times when a game character blocks your path by standing in the middle of a wide corridor. Look, I could drive a bus through that gap but Duke has his nose against the invisible wall and the game is not letting me past until I've watched a tedious video on a TV or listened to some dialogue. I want to scream "You're Duke - shove that guy out of your way." It isn't happening. This feels really pointlessly irritating when you find a kid sitting on your throne who refuses to move unless you take his photo. Yep that's right - Duke has to run around after some kid before being allowed to proceed. If that doesn't ruin the immersion nothing will. Bad, bad, bad idea - but it's just one example. I had plenty to choose from.
I have waited for this for years. I played, and loved Duke 3D all those years ago. I wanted this to be great but I'm not letting that blind me to a truly horrible gaming experience. This is my opinion of course - but I have stated clear reasons above why this game is bad. And it really is bad. Oh God it's bad. How ever much of a fan you are stop and think. Or at least stop and wait until this hits the bargain bin - you won't have to wait long.… Full Review »
Jun 14, 2011Quite frankly the greatest game of our generation. From the rock solid humor to the smooth graphics, all is good here. I can;t speak for the issues people are having with the console versions, but the pc version is top notch! Game of The year, BABY!!… Full Review »
Jun 14, 2011Not as ground-breaking as its predecessor, Duke Nukem Forever nevertheless brings in some much needed fun into the genre with a memorable single-player campaign with humorous details littered throughout and some semi-old school pacing.
The 12 hour SP campaign is unusually compelling, has some great moments and the interactive ego boosters you find are rewarding. The story and character is essentially over the top satire and a lot of the humor references other games and pop culture. The puzzles are great, supplying a pacing one finds in past Valve titles and are all very engaging. Most levels feel unique and a few provide interesting twists to gameplay. Many of the scripted sequences lack polish and a few areas appear downright bare when nothing happens. The FBA animations are world class and create cinematic events to immerse you in a rather zany action hero.
The weapons are a smart mix of conventional, alien and fun. A limited carry capacity for primary guns stresses environmental interaction and map domination. The separately mapped explosives and powerups make for clever tactics. Boss fights provide unique challenges and end in amusing fatalities in keeping with the series. Duke's ego, itself a parody of regenerating health systems, provides some respite from the occasionally punishing combat and brutal enemy characters.
Graphics are a mixed bag as Vegas looks like a dull attempt at realism and many outdoors areas in general don't have the vibrancy of most indoor levels, which are rendered well. Post-processing effects often tend to miss the mark and some explosions and weapon effects don't always look too good while other effects and dynamic soft shadows look very nice. The level geometry is mostly for the low end and while static meshes are detailed, this is a game that's meant to run better than it looks.
Overall, it's a remarkably fun, un-PC game and despite the lack of polish in many areas, makes for a uniquely hand-crafted experience that stays with you. I'd recommend this to fans of the Half-life series who don't mind a varied pace. But those interested in graphics or more polished titles with tighter, combat to combat scripting like the Call of Duty series might want to wait till this one is on sale.… Full Review »


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Visit the Beach Club's Cape May Cafe in Walt Disney World for a nightly clambake!
Food Ingredient Lists at the Beach Club Marketplace!
Disney's Beach Club Marketplace has gone the extra mile by providing readily available ingredient lists for their baked goods. Will this become a trend?
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Beaches and Cream at Disney's Yacht and Beach Club resort is a fun soda fountain with delicious burgers and fabulous ice cream treats. Try the No Way Jose, or if you dare — the Kitchen Sink!
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Appropriately enough, it was clear and slightly snowy the evening of Paganfest, and with a 5pm start, there was ample time for all five bands to show their quality. It was a night for singing, dancing and some rocking heavy metal! As far as I was concerned, this was a perfect night: firstly, the lights were amazing, meaning I captured some great shots and secondly, the bouncers let us stay the entire show in the photo pit. The downside is that I rarely took any notes, so the report will be slightly short on words. But big on pictures. Lots and lots of pictures. Enjoy, as I did.


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Joe Sample, the Houston native whose masterful keyboard playing made him a leading figure in the jazz fusion movement of the '60s and '70s and a top session musician in jazz, R&B and pop for several decades, passed away Friday night, according to his Facebook page. His family announced his death wit ... More >>
You've been wondering, and asking us, and lately offering up a few social-media suggestions. But it's time. Apologies for the delay, but the 2014 Houston Press Music Award nominations are at hand. What took so long? To draw up the ballot this year, we consulted about two dozen individuals from all ... More >>
Ume Fitzgerald's, June 6 Former Houstonians Ume have been threatening a national breakthrough for a few years now, advancing to the finals of a Rolling Stone "choose the cover" contest in 2011, but it's just a matter of time, really. The now Austin-based trio excels at both aggressive riff-rockers ... More >>
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Downtown L.A.: The Future of San Francisco's Tenderloin?
I recently "put to bed" (as we say in the magazine biz) a story about San Francisco Police Chief George Gascon's efforts ...
I recently "put to bed" (as we say in the magazine biz) a story about San Francisco Police Chief George Gascon's efforts to clean up the Tenderloin -- a neighborhood of 20,000 souls, known for its SROs (single-room occupancy -- basically a residential hotel), its social services, and some serious behavioral problems, such as open air drug dealing - without changing its character. It'll be appearing soon in our May issue. But while the story is about San Francisco (and a new police chief's struggle to change the way things are done there), the backstory is really about L.A.
As attentive readers of Governing know, I have a thing for Los Angeles. But L.A.'s experiences seemed particularly relevant for several reasons. First, Chief Gascon is an LAPD veteran who started out in Hollywood Division. Back in the late 70s, Hollywood was known mainly for decrepit grandeur, run-away teens, and streetwalkers -- streetwalkers by the hundreds. Today, it's one of the most popular parts of the city, a neighborhood that was recently called out by the New York Times as "one of 31 places to visit in 2009." The similarities between Hollywood in the 70s and 80s and the Tenderloin today are, as Chief Gascon noted in our conversation, striking. Indeed, the Chief told me, Hollywood's transformation is one of the things that gives him hope for the Tenderloin.
There's another striking Los Angeles parallel too -- downtown. Like the Tenderloin, Los Angeles's Spring Street corridor was once a neighborhood of SROs pressing up against Skid Row. Today, despite the economic downtown, downtown Los Angeles is home to an interesting mix of affordable "micro-lofts" like the Alexandria (left), service providers, book stores, barber shorts, art galleries, cafes, and home to about 40,000 residents, many of them new to downtown living.
Here, though, the similarities end. Hollywood and, to a lesser extent, downtown L.A., have thrived by embracing development, including an element of gentrification. By contrast, most of the Tenderloin's stakeholders are adamantly opposed to gentrification. Instead, they want to improve conditions on the ground without changing the character of the neighborhood. Could such a strategy work? That's the jumping off point for my upcoming piece. Look for it in the May issue of Governing! (Tenderloin photo: John Buntin, Alexandra Hotel photo: David Kidd)
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Best for Outdoor dining - Expert review of Château de la Messardière
Here's a place where you will feel yourself being enfolded into the St Tropez élite, if only for the duration of a meal.
On a hilltop a few minutes from town, the château isn't so much a château as a sort of 19th-century folly – painted pale pink, trimmed with rather daft turrets and other, more Italianate buildings.
It is mainly a hotel, full of five-star panache and more columns than the Mezquita in Cordoba. Non-residents may, though, lunch or dine there, and thus get a taste of the 25-acre Mediterranean grounds, the quite stunning views across grounds and vines to the sea – and the ambitiously simple cooking of new chef Christian Farenasso. A bite of the sumptuous life, in short.
Two choices. Lunch is a less elaborate affair, taken on the terrace round the pool and running from club sandwiches and a house burger (at a meaty €28) through pasta dishes to grilled fish and meats.
Meanwhile, gastronomic cooking swings into action in the evening, in Les Trois Saisons restaurant.
The restaurant itself is a lovely mix of light Provençal tones and Oriental touches, leading to an enormous terrace with those outstanding views I mentioned above. And the elegance of the setting is matched on the plates – by cuisine rooted in the Mediterranean south but filtered through Farenasso's imagination.
Look out for fillets of red mullet with potatoes in a light garlic mayonnaise and caviar. Or tournedos with a foie-gras emulsion – a signature dish.
At other establishments where he's worked, Farenasso has generally picked up Michelin stars. The Messardière's turn probably isn't far off.
One of the advantages of being moneyed – or mixing with the moneyed on temporary basis – is that everyone evinces the warmest possible consideration for your welfare. I've often said that being rich means never having to do anything for yourself (except, obviously, earn, and then keep your hands on, the necessary cash).
This truth is borne out at the Messardière. Once through the rather fancy gates, the concerns, incivilities and sheer bloody obtuseness of the real world drop away.
Smiles and good behaviour are assumed. It's all very civilised, and I would urge you to follow suit..
Formal and friendly in equal measure.
On top of a little hill, a few sinuous minutes from St Tropez centre and Pampelonne beach. The Messardière lays on shuttles to and from both.
At lunch, a club sandwich costs €26 and fish or meat mains start at €28. At dinner, there's a three-course menu at €48, four courses at €68 and six courses at €96. A la carte mains are from €39.
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Imation cutting 20 per cent of workforce amid losses
Imation is slashing one fifth of its workforce as part of a cost cutting programme and exploring "strategic options" for its consumer electronics biz. The troubled maker of tape, disk and optical media has reported yet another quarter of losses - it hasn't posted a profit since the end of 2009 - and needs to take corrective …
Don't make me switch from TDK to PANASONIC miniDV tape
Don't make me find that other brand of USB stick with the write protect switch.
simplify the days when you made 64 MB usb flash sticks, with the write protect switch- a work of ART!
Even today "the Clip" with write protect switch you need a needle (this time) to get at.
Yes, clearly these are my favorite products by you.
Usb sticks with write protect switch.
TDK MiniDV tape
Just think, the clip that comes on the clip could save your dog's life when mountain climbing. Don't fire your employees, arrest the god damn banksters HFT'ing your stock price, get out of the stock markets is the best bet. The stock market isn't a market anymore, it is a muppet slaughterhouse. Okay, read the writing on the wall, those skittles that came out of that unicorn's ass were from gang raping muppets. Oh I'm sorry did I just call you a muppet? I guess we are all muppets for allowing this bs to continue. Before firing 20,000 people though, I think I would have 600 government officials arrested for breaking their oath and allowing that god damn federal reserve bank to print our fscking money.
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From what I have seen they have tried to continue or launch in products lines which now increasing less people use, as broadband takes the need for physical media away they have a smaller market.
I'll make a correction
I said 20,000 people I made that number up, I said 600 I made that number up. Hopefully you got my point.
I have exclusively used TDK, for a series for 6 years and with many sub projects.
I think with technology it's like running a professional kitchen, you don't want 100 things on your menu. You want a few killer items.
I like the Clip (obviously) it was way too hard to learn that the clip has that write protect switch, maybe just fixing that problem so when I search for "write protect switch" I get IMATION CLIP (tm) Just saying, 1/5 of the workforce ought to be able to fix that problem. I don't remember seeing a lot of TDK commercials, you'd figure actually making miniDV tape, you'd point some at yourself..
God bless that 1/5th workforce. I hope they find something to survive soon.
and GOd DAMN the fascist government and banksters burn in fucking hell.
If Imation goes.......
... I for one will not miss them. I stopped buying Imation because their floppy disks and blank CDs were so unreliable.
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Saint Francis front seven vs. William Penn offensive line: The Statesmen's potent triple option begins up front, where a young offensive line composed of J.T. Dotson, Jarrett Rogers, Hea Tuifua, Jake Adams and Travis Blecher cleared the road for 292 rushing yards last week. The Statesmen were 5 for 5 inside the red zone, 3 for 3 on fourth down and 9 for 18 on third down. To reduce those numbers, the Cougars will rely on a rebuilt defensive front anchored by end Zach Bruce (8 tackles for loss, 3 1/2 sacks last year) and a deep linebacker corps anchored by Kyle Mathewson, Mike Brevard, Devon Rush, Cale Tabler and Koree Terrell.
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the location The decoration
The room is very small
The bedroom was nicely appointed,comfortable, quiet, and unusually spacious.
The check-in clerks were indifferent, unwelcoming, and dressed too casually for their positions. Breakfast was a cheap, shoddy, carelessly organized and tended affair. Guests had to flock around and wait for empty bins to be filled with bagels and bread. There was no "real" cereal to be had, no fruit, not even a bad apple or green banana. No oj, only aj. Muffins were packaged junk. One small toaster for everyone. And this in an industrial neighborhood where the only alternative for blocks around is a Dunkin' Donuts. How much would it cost to lay out a more welcoming spread? How much to have someone in attendance to keep bins filled and spills cleaned up instead of relying on a distracted cleaning lady to do it?
great place to stay would definitely recommend this hotel. Easy to travel into Manhattan.
Not a negative on the hotel as the hotel was in an industrial Part and sometimes heavy traffic throughout the night I.e lorries
Only a few blocks from a subway station, walking distance to Brooklyn neighborhoods
My room was on a below ground floor, where staff slapped a broom against the window when cleaning in the morning. Bed sheets had marks, bed skirt was ripped, neighbor had a prostitute over. Overall would recommend staying anywhere else in the area.
How clean the hotel was
The room was super small and expensive
the hotel was great! Thanks la quinta... We had a perfect stay!
no complaints
Very clean; close to subway and a pleasant walk up 13th st to subway.
3d ave is still developing; breakfast options are limited and if you arrive too late (even within breakfast hours) the offerings can be scarce.
Location. Far from the stores and restaurants in park slope. 3rd avenue has nothing
Friendly staff Provided toothpaste
No refrigerator in my room Bathtub drain clogged
room was clean and comfortable
Parking is limited. Breakfast very very poor. Room too small. Not good location. Not good manger and staff
the variety of breakfast available the cleanliness felt safe
I needed food at 10pm and there was not much around - just a Checkers across the road. I could hear other guests in the corridors very easily (and I am a pretty heavy sleeper).
I stayed in a King Suite room which was a good size with comfortable furnishings. The room was clean and things that often go wrong in budget hotels - the AC and hot water - all operated perfectly. It is only a 5 min walk to the subway and the local area seemed safe to walk at night.
Although savings are expected in budget hotels, these can be taken too far. My room had curtains which were not designed to pull across (i.e. display only) leaving only a net which was insufficient to block out light or afford privacy. The bathroom ceiling fan had an irritating click which was a distraction when getting to sleep. The location was close to a subway stop but there are nicer parts of Brooklyn.
Comment in Catalan and in English: Vaig dormir a terra durant els 5 dies d'estància perquè havíem concertat per booking una cambra de 4 més llit supletori pel 5è component, aquesta informació era present a booking. L'hotel va dir que no veu la pàgina de booking. Booking es va desentendre de nosaltres totalment. Molt malament !! I slept on the floor for the 5 days we were staying in New York because we had made a reservation on booking for a 4 bed bedroom with an extra bed for the 5th person of the group. This possibility was on booking's webstie. The hotel staff did not give us the extra bed and they said they never see the information on booking's website. Booking didn't take any responsability for this. Very very upsetting!
I booked the room for 2 days, I stayed for 5 days. My room was clean. I felt safe, woman traveling alone. It was 3 blks away from subway. There's a Whole Food Store a couple of blks away. Along with several little cute eateries & quaint bars within walking distance.
The location looks like nothings is around but if you walk a blk or two you start seeing all of the cute little places to visit.
Room super clean 3 blocks from the metro Fair price for New York Free parking Good fit for Watchtower visitors (very close)
Breakfast very simple No restroom at the lobby (we used employee's restroom) Short on parking lots Noise on the front rooms No safe room for luggages before/after chech in/check out (we used employee's kitchen).
Clean room Comfy bed Nice TV
Wifi was very bad - either couldn't connect or it was slow Breakfast room was tiny, no options - a single waffle iron for everyone to use, bagels and coffee/juice. The yoghurts/fruit were often not there. Overcharged on booking, the quoted price from booking.com via email had another $150 added to it.
Close to subway, decent neighborhood. Quiet rooms.
Rooms small period not much room to move around. We also took 2 small dogs. The sleep in up around 39 street had outstanding size rooms. But tried this place for a few dollars more. Only good for 2 people in a room if you want space.
if you are absent all day its fine, if you need to stay in the room to work or so, it´s not the right hotel. subway only two blocks away
neighborhood takes to get used to great photos in web, reality looks a bit different Room was very small and noisy No lobby or place to stay For sightseeing in Manhattan it takes some time to travel
The beds are new and the rooms are clean. The wifi was good.
The lobby was not welcoming at all. The reception person was unhappy and was not helpful.
strange staff and strange guests far away from everything
The bathroom was spacious
Not long breakfast hours
Friendly staff and good location for our trip
Sad little free breakfast, we skipped it!
Room had decent space and was comfortable for the price. Location was in walking distance of metro subway stops for getting to Manhattan.
Immediate area surrounding the hotel is not so interesting. You need to drive or take public transit. Free internet was great when it worked, but frequently broke down during peak evenings hours. They were slow to fix.
All of my requests were accommodated without complaint. Our room was in a very quiet location and our needs were served perfectly.
Wifi access was extremely poor, virtually non-existent for all 3 nights of our stay, which was not the case in my previous visit. Although our room was extremely clean and taken care of, our towels and coffee were not replenished on the last day of our stay making for a difficult last morning.
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These deceptively sweet-looking truffles are more appropriate as an appetizer than dessert and offer a titillating glimpse of chocolate's saucy side.
Makes 10 truffles
What You Need:
- 2 ounces (1/4 cup) unsweetened chocolate, chopped
- 3 tablespoons peanut butter
- 1-1/2 teaspoons confectioner's sugar
- 1 teaspoon ancho chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- Pinch of salt
- 1/4 teaspoon cayenne
- 1 cup tortilla chips or corn chips, finely ground
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- In a double boiler, melt chocolate over simmering (but not boiling) water. Stir until smooth and remove from heat.
- In a bowl, whisk together the peanut butter, sugar, ancho chili powder, cinnamon, pinch of salt, and cayenne, and mix until blended. Whisk in the chocolate until the mixture is well combined. Refrigerate for 15 minutes to firm up slightly.
- Roll the mixture into 3/4-inch balls. Place the ground tortilla chips in a shallow bowl and roll truffles in the chips. Refrigerate for 30 minutes to set.
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Lowes offers the American Standard 38"W X 38"D X 72" H White Acrylic Neo-Angle Shower Unit, model #3838Y1K.NEO.020. This unit comes with a neo-angle shower base, shower door finished in silver and a wall set. The price for this particular shower unit is $1008.75. The shower base is single threshold and installation requires no caulking as it comes with rubber gaskets integrated into the corner wall seams. To protect the interview during installation, a liner is included on the walls and base. A pivoting shower door allows you to choose from either right or left door hinges.
If something less expensive is needed, the ASB 32" X 32" X 74" Shower Unit, model #401060, is a good choice. Expect to pay $430.73 for this corner shower unit. Featuring tempered safety glass and an aluminum frame, the unit comes with a corner caddy which has a towel bar and four shelves. This unit also comes with a limited one year warranty. This product is offered at Lowes.
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There is nothing more important than having a Doctor who cares about their patients. I have never met or had a Doctor that cares more than Dr. Blum. He helped me so much. Without him I could not have gotten through the most difficult situation of my life. He repaired my fractures as well as helping me cope psychologically with the trauma of a herendous accident. The receptionist, assistants and insurance personel were also incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. There was absolutely no problems with the insurance.
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Call it what you will: Shoulder season. Slack season. Mud season. Whatever label you choose, late spring brings a definitive set of realities to a ski town. Gone is the weekly pilgrimage of skiers and snowboarders flocking to the mountains for a weekend fix. The surge of happy-go-lucky summer lake-goers remains a long way off. [...]More
Our popular slope side restaurant will be open during the summer months! Smoky's Bar & Grill is located on the second floor of our main lodge and offers delicious pub fare and gorgeous views of our grassy green base area! Smoky's will be open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from June 27 – August 31. That means you can enjoy a delicious meal anytime you head up to take a scenic chairlift ride or do some downhill mountain biking…More
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