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by Michelle Buffardi in Valentine's Day, February 11, 2012Chocolate and spa treatments like massages, facials and pedicures are quintessential Valentine's Days gifts everyone loves to receive. Oasis Day Spa, with locations in New York City and Westchester, offers romantic packages combining chocolate and spa services like massages using chocolate body oil, and chocolate mousse facials. The oils and scrubs they use in their treatments are all natural and use ingredients you probably have at home, and Sandra Lakatos, the spa director, was kind enough to let us in on her secret recipe for their Chocolate Ganache Body Scrub. So treat yourself or a loved one to a homemade chocolate treat this Valentine's Day — it will leave you feeling renewed and rejuvenated. Bonus: There are zero calories in this chocolate treat; it's completely homemade and completely guilt-free.
Chocolate Ganache Body Scrub
1 cup of brown sugar
1-2 tsp of cocoa powder (if you have a bar of organic or raw dark chocolate it also works, you just have to melt it)
1 cup of olive oil
Mix the ingredients in a plastic bowl and gently scrub on dry skin.
Rinse without soap so that you keep the antioxidants from the chocolate and the moisture of the olive oil on your skin.
Your skin will feel luxurious!
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20110233821 | COMPRESSION RESIN SEALING AND MOLDING METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC COMPONENT AND APPARATUS THEREFOR - A compression resin sealing apparatus includes cooling means ( | 09-29-2011 |
20110193261 | COMPRESSION MOLDING METHOD AND COMPRESSION MOLDING APPARATUS - The present invention aims at effectively decreasing the installation space of an entire semiconductor chip compression molding apparatus and effectively decreasing the clamping force in dies which are provided in the apparatus. It further aims at performing a clamping, in the case where substrates having a different thickness are used, with an efficient adjustment in accordance with the thicknesses of the substrates. To this end, the semiconductor chip compression molding includes two semiconductor chip compression molding dies (top and bottom dies), and a die opening/closing means for closing the die surfaces of top dies and those of bottom dies in each of the upper and lower dies. The die opening/closing means includes a die opening/closing mechanism having two racks and one pinion, and a thickness adjustment mechanism for adjusting the gaps in accordance with the thicknesses of the substrates supplied to each of the upper and lower dies. | 08-11-2011 |
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20100065983 | METHOD OF COMPRESSION-MOLDING LIGHT-EMITTING ELEMENTS - A method of compression-molding light emitting elements is provided, which can efficiently prevent the formation of a resin burr on a frame on which LED chips (light-emitting elements) are mounted. A tape for resin burr prevention is adhered to a surface of the frame, i.e. the surface on which no light-emitting element is mounted, to form a tape-applied frame. The tape-applied frame is supplied and set onto a setting section of an upper die, with the LED chips directed downwards. A required amount of transparent liquid resin material is dripped by a dispenser into a large cavity including small cavities. Then, both the upper and lower dies are clamped with a required clamping pressure, whereby the LED chips are individually immersed in the resin contained in the small cavities inside the large cavity and compression-molded to form a molded frame (light emitters). | 03-18-2010 |
20100006215 | METHOD OF FORMING LIGHT EMITTER AND MOLDING DIE - The manufacturing efficiency of a light emitter (product) having a lens member and a light emitting device is efficiently improved. With a molding die for forming a light emitter, a frame before the molding and bonding process, with a required number of light-emitting devices mounted thereon, is set on a setting section provided in an upper die. A required amount of transparent liquid resin material is supplied by a dispenser into each of cavities of cavity blocks provided in a lower die in correspondence to the light-emitting devices, respectively. A molding die is closed so as to elastically press the mouths of the cavities onto the light emission surfaces of the light emitting devices, respectively. Thus, the resin in each cavity is compression-molded into the lens member formed in accordance with the shape of the cavity, and simultaneously, the lens members are bonded to the light emission surfaces of the light emitting devices to obtain a light emitter emitter and accordingly a frame after the molding and bonding process. | 01-14-2010 |
20090242524 | SINGULATION APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING ELECTRONIC COMPONENT - Regarding a singulation apparatus for singulating a resin encapsulated substrate to manufacture an electronic component, the present invention brings about shortening the delivery period, reducing the footprint, and reducing the cost in compliance with a specification requested by a user. A singulation apparatus for an electronic component has: a basic unit including a receiving unit, singulation unit, and delivery unit; a cleaning unit mounted between the singulation unit and the delivery unit; and an examination unit mounted on the cleaning unit. The singulation unit is appropriately selected in accordance with the requested specification by the user, and a cutting mechanism used in the singulation unit has a rotary blade, water jet, laser light, wire saw, band saw, etc. The cleaning unit and examination unit, both mounted on the basic unit, are each appropriately selected and mounted in accordance with the requested specification by the user. The cleaning unit and examination unit are mounted on the basic unit which has the singulation unit in accordance with the requested specification by the user to form the singulation apparatus for an electronic component. | 10-01-2009 |
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20090124178 | Abrasive Waterjet Type Cutting Apparatus - A cutting apparatus includes a fixing table where a position of an encapsulated body that is an example of a workpiece is fixed, and a nozzle from which an abrasive waterjet containing abrasive grains for cutting the encapsulated body is sprayed out. The fixing table includes a plurality of protrusions and a plurality of bases. Each of the plurality of protrusions is partitioned by a groove so as to correspond to a plurality of package products subsequent to cutting of the encapsulated body, and includes a through hole to draw in by suction the encapsulated body or one of the plurality of package products. Each of the plurality of bases links protrusions together aligned along at least one direction among the plurality of protrusions. A region of the plurality of protrusions or the plurality of bases against which the abrasive waterjet collides is formed of a material higher in hardness than the abrasive grains. | 05-14-2009 |
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Fiji can be tough if you don't hit every bar just right -- and there are plenty of bars to hit. For instance, in the first run of small atolls, you should really get each Yellow Bar or start over. You'll have a great starting score if you get five stars on each. Hit the first jump after this for Rings -- an easy set. At the first fork you'll see a box and a bunch of barrels marked "TNT." Head this way, to the left, for a Leg Running wrench. Run through the trees to the yellow and black ramp. Balance on the bar for the Music minigame and then jab upwards violently at the ramp at the end for stars.
You'll now find a series of jumps and a Football minigame in your path. Take the inside turn on the lake -- but don't go over it directly, you'll sink. At the next fork in the road, stay right for a box and a Yellow Bar. This will aim you directly at another Leg Running segment -- this time with butterflies.
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Theatre person Manoj Nair on why it's the art form that matters
"I'm a very private person. This is all very unorthodox for me," says Manoj Nair in his oh so pro-pah British accent, at the start of the interview. As we quickly find out, though, he's at his gregarious best when he's talking about his love for theatre. Manoj, who is based in London, is a well-known theatre performer and educationist. He develops and leads the curriculum for performing arts at Longbean School in Hemel Hempstead and is a visiting lecturer at the London College of Music where he runs master classes in acting, voice, musical theatre and so on.
Of late, he's also an examiner for the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA). "It's been an incredible journey because every day is a new experience. I've come to realise that my involvement in theatre was never about fame or the fortune. As long as I am immersed in creativity, the art form is all that matters," he says. Manoj was in the city, his mother's hometown, to mentor a few theatre workshops for the Divine Comedy Theatre Company, a new organisation involved in promoting English plays in the city.
Theatre beckoned Manoj while he was studying engineering in Chennai. "When I was done with the degree, coincidentally, I was offered an opportunity to work in amateur theatre. I loved the whole creative atmosphere. I was so drawn to it that I couldn't imagine myself in any other world but theatre," recalls Manoj, who went on to complete his masters in performing arts from the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. Following this he worked as a performer in London's West End and in between jobs also taught master classes in acting at his alma mater.
"My calling towards teaching hit me like a wave. When I went to London, I had never even thought about teaching performing arts as a career. In fact, initially, I used to laugh it off when people suggested that I should teach. I tried it and loved it. And at some point I progressed from being a performer to a performance trainer. To cut a long story short, I'm a classic example of the power of drama, in terms of how it moulds persona, how it moulds language, how it moulds a sense of self, and so on. I'm certainly not the person I was 10 years ago. My sensibilities have changed; my awareness has changed; so many things have changed," says Manoj. He started off by teaching drama to adults and professionals and soon found himself "gravitating" towards teaching children. And herein he found his calling, a role that he has been successfully playing for some eight years now.
"Children are like sponges. They are very accepting of the differences in the world around them. As a teacher my status as a role model is set in stone. There is always a question of how I mould them. One of the highlights of the United Kingdom's educational system is grooming children into independent thinkers, reflective thinkers, collaborators, so on and so forth. So just watching the children progress in learning is very satisfying," says Manoj. Drama is a core part of the school curriculum in England. "As a subject it's about the wholesome development of the child rather than just its academic value. It has all the values that the workshop here is trying to achieve – in terms of communication skills, collaboration, team building and so on."
He adds that he doesn't have a blanket approach to teaching. "What I normally do is based on what each person brings to the table. My approach thus is very individualistic, very personalised," says Manoj.
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Sarasota, Florida, City and Higher Education Information
Sarasota, Florida, is a small city on the western coast of Florida. Known for its strong artistic tradition and for being the historic home of the Ringling circus family, Sarasota has several colleges and universities offering career training programs and undergraduate and graduate degrees. Find out more about the residents, economy and schools in this city.
About Sarasota, Florida
Located 50 miles south of Tampa and 225 miles northwest of Miami, Sarasota has a population of 52,910, based on 2012 U.S. census estimates. The city rises on a hillside beside Sarasota Bay on the Gulf Coast and is home to many writers, artists and performers. The Bohemian tradition is strong in Sarasota, which was largely developed by the circus mogul Charles Ringling, and today the area is still one of the state's leading cultural centers and is the base for several performing arts groups.
Sarasota has an extensive array of resorts, restaurants and boutiques. Siesta Key is a residential enclave of Sarasota Beach, popular among artists and writers, and is home to Siesta Village, the area's popular beach hangout area. Visitors and residents can find numerous theaters, an opera house and ballet and a film society. The city also boasts the Ringling estate, the home of the art-loving circus millionaire credited with inspiring much of Sarasota's style.
Sarasota's economy is dependent on tourism, education and the arts. Many local residents work in theater, hospitality and recreation, while a significant number are employed in education, social services, professional and management services and health care industries. A large percentage of employed adults work in management, with 33.7% of residents reporting management, business, science and art jobs as their occupations in 2008-2012 census data. An additional 22.8% work in service occupations, 27.4% in sales or office jobs and just 7% in transportation or production positions.
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Sarasota has 16 colleges and schools. Charles Ringling's legacy endures in the city's Ringling School of Art and Design, a private art school that enrolls about 1,300 students. The New College of Florida is a public liberal arts institution based in the Ringling family estate and is known for its nontraditional evaluation and instruction techniques. The largest college in the city is State College of Florida-Manatee-Sarasota, which has almost 11,000 students as of 2012. This public college offers associate's and bachelor's degrees.
Other schools include Sarasota County Technical Institute, Everglades University and Keiser University. A number of proprietary career and specialty colleges are also found in Sarasota, including East West College of Natural Medicine and Sarasota School of Massage Therapy.
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It's hard work being prey. Watch the birds at a feeder. They're constantly on alert, and will fly away from food — from easy nutrition — at the slightest movement or sound. Given that I've never, ever seen a bird plucked from a feeder by a predator, it seems like a whole lot of wasted effort against a small threat.
Assessing and reacting to risk is one of the most important things a living creature has to deal with. The amygdala, an ancient part of the brain that first evolved in primitive fishes, has that job. It's what's responsible for the fight-or-flight reflex. Adrenaline in the bloodstream, increased heart rate, increased muscle tension, sweaty palms; that's the amygdala in action. You notice it when you fear a dark alley, have vague fears of terrorism, or worry about predators stalking your children on the Internet. And it works fast, faster than consciousnesses: show someone a snake and their amygdala will react before their conscious brain registers that they're looking at a snake.
Fear motivates all sorts of animal behaviors. Schooling, flocking, and herding are all security measures. Not only is it less likely that any member of the group will be eaten, but each member of the group has to spend less time watching out for predators. Animals as diverse as bumblebees and monkeys both avoid food in areas where predators are common. Different prey species have developed various alarm calls, some surprisingly specific. And some prey species have even evolved to react to the alarms given off by other species.
Evolutionary biologist Randolph Nesse has studied animal defenses, particularly those that seem to be overreactions. These defenses are mostly all-or-nothing; a creature can't do them halfway. Birds flying off, sea cucumbers expelling their stomachs, and vomiting are examples. Using signal-detection theory, Nesse showed that all-or-nothing defenses are expected to have many false alarms. "The smoke detector principle shows that the overresponsiveness of many defenses is an illusion. The defenses appear overresponsive because they are 'inexpensive' compared to the harms they protect against and because errors of too little defense are often more costly than errors of too much defense." So, according to the theory, if flight costs 100 calories, both in flying and lost eating time, and there's a 1 in 100 chance of being eaten if you don't fly away, it's smarter for survival to use up 10,000 calories repeatedly flying at the slightest movement even though there's a 99 percent false-alarm rate. Whatever the numbers happen to be for a particular species, it has evolved to get the trade-off right.
This makes sense, until the conditions that the species evolved under change quicker than evolution can react to. Even though there are far fewer predators in the city, birds at my feeder react as if they were in the primeval forest. Even birds safe in a zoo's aviary don't realize that the situation has changed.
Humans are both no different and very different. We, too, feel fear and react with our amygdala, but we also have a conscious brain that can override those reactions. And we too live in a world very different from the one we evolved in. Our reflexive defenses might be optimized for the risks endemic to living in small family groups in the East African highlands in 100,000 B.C. — not Tokyo in 2009. But we can go beyond fear, and actually think sensibly about security.
Far too often, we don't. We tend to be poor judges of risk. We overreact to rare risks, we ignore long-term risks, we magnify risks that are also morally offensive. We get risks wrong — threats, probabilities and costs — all the time. When we're afraid, really afraid, we'll do almost anything to make that fear go away. Politicians and marketers, both, have learned to push that fear button to get us to do what they want.
One night last month, I was awoken from my hotel-room sleep by a loud, piercing alarm. There was no way I could ignore it, but I weighed the risks and did what any reasonable person would do under the circumstances: I stayed in bed and waited for the alarm to be turned off. No point getting dressed, walking down 10 flights of stairs, and going outside into the cold for what invariably would be a false alarm — serious hotel fires are very rare. Unlike the bird in an aviary, I knew better.
You can disagree with my risk calculus, and I'm sure many hotel guests walked downstairs and outside to the designated assembly point. But it's important to recognize that the ability to have this sort of discussion is uniquely human. And we need to have the discussion repeatedly, whether the topic is the monitoring of our children's Web-surfing habits, outsourcing our corporate IT infrastructure, or even the potential military invasion of another country. These things aren't part of our evolutionary history; we have no natural sense of how to respond to them. Our fears are often calibrated wrong, and reason is the only way we can override them.
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Department again allows use of removable media
The ban was issued in November 2008 by the U.S. Strategic Command after a virus, a variation of the SillyFDC worm, was found to be spreading through military networks by copying itself from one removable drive to another. The ban covered all forms of USB flash media, such as thumb drives, memory sticks and cards, and camera memory cards, as well as some other removable media.
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However, the drives are useful for storing and transferring data, particularly in field locations with little or no bandwidth, so DOD officials began looking for ways to lift the restriction.
Navy Department Chief Information Officer Robert Carey wrote in his blog in October 2009 that his staff was working with a team from the Defense-wide Information Assurance Program to establish the minimum requirements for network security, in anticipation of lifting the ban.
"Although policy and processes were in place to facilitate the safe use of USB flash media, they were not being followed," Carey wrote. "Unfortunately, it was our bad IT hygiene that resulted in the ban of this all too flexible use of storage media."
However, Carey wrote, removable drives were too useful to allow the ban to continue for too long. "Such media provide a simple, inexpensive, reusable and ubiquitous means for transferring information between computers and servers on both public and private networks," he wrote. "USB flash media are often used for deploying operating system patches, antivirus updates, and other large data transfers in bandwidth constrained environments," such as aboard ships and in deployed areas.
Tom Conway, director of federal business development for security company McAfee, said new rules for using removable media would likely accompany the lift of the ban.
"Based on how the military is looking at [information technology] in general, there is going to be a lot more accountability," he said. That could include control over who is allowed to use the devices, steps to ensure they are used in compliance with security practices, and enforcement if the devices are used improperly, he said.
"It's a prudent first step," Conway said. "But it's not the only thing they can do." He said portable flash drives are available with biometric authentication in addition to password protection, and some can be used with DOD's Common Access Cards. He said DOD could establish defensewide security standards, but allow individual units, such as those in deployed areas, to increase security levels if needed.
In December, McAfee and Northrup Grumman signed a $9.7 million contract to secure 5 million DOD desktop and notebook PCs and servers via a host-based security system, which provides a top-level view of cybersecurity.
The lift of the ban was first reported by InsideDefense.com (subscription required). Wired magazine reported that the ban had been lifted on all forms of removable media.
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Many units handled the threat and were an exception to the ban by using USB port control solutions like DeviceLock to limit access of removable USB media to authorized personnel using only authorized (whitelisted) devices by their model or device numbers. Most CD-DVD use was either blocked or mitigated to read-only as well.
In response to Thursday post. I do not consider it an over reaction. We became lazy and started to relied too much on USB thumbdrives........storing and copying everything under the sun. We disregarded our annual (IA) Information Assurance refresher training. We should only use USBs as a last resort, as the article implies, where there is no bandwidth and no other means of getting the data, information transported. Now some services, agencies, commmands, also, banned "CD/DVD" storage...then you really had a problem. For me, it made me less lazy and I considered alternatives methods. I hope the ban had the effect on everyone else.
Note it took 18 months for this over-reaction to the poor practices of some to be lifted. It will take at least another 18 months for most Commands to figure out what to do. We will never go back to thumb drives being as ubiquitous (and flexible foraiding data transfer) as they once were.
Now this should be interesting how long it takes for mangement to allow the information to trickle down to the workforce. I rember when the flashdrive was removed; I lost many important memos and electronic documents.
Be careful ... the USB Thumb drive I found in January at a BWI parking lot comes to mind. The good thing ... it only contained 100's of Steelers photos.


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Election Day 2012, a day many on the right, including myself, thought would bring victories all across the country, and here in Colorado. Colorado Republicans had hoped for and somewhat expected not only a top ticket win for Romney, but a possible retak-ing of the State Senate and widening their majority in the State House. No one expected the night to end with the gavel being proverbially torn from Frank McNulty's hand, but that's ex-actly what happened. TEEGARDEN: HIS LEGACY AND LEADERSHIP "Abraham Lincoln, a Prince of Men." Just ask his harshest critics
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Keanu Herman (left) and Jacob Sazue both of Reliance paint at the Let's Run-A-Ways painting workshop held in Kennebec at the Fire Hall Friday, July 12. Presented by Let's Runa-A-Ways Painting Inc. of Sioux Falls 12 youth and two adults participated in the seminar.
The group all painted the same landscape scene.
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the staff was excellent and went above and beyond to make our stay very comfortable.
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Staff was very helpful and spoke English very well. They took care of reservations for restaurants and tours. We were there for a week and enjoyed returning to the hotel each evening. Highly recommend!
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The staff is truly great. Always helpful and fun. Very gracious hosts. I would come back just for them. I also like the quiet location near the Synogogue and near Santa Croce. It is nice and quiet and less touristy. The breakfasts were great. The hospitality makes this hotel great.
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The staff were wonderful -- very helpful and friendly. They also did a wonderful job managing a large group of students who were there at the same time as us.
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Wonderful location for us, as we observe kosher laws. This was next door to the kosher restaurant and the Chabad house. Also, the staff was excellent and helpful. Thanks!
Next to Florence's Great Synagogue, the Hotel Arizona is in a refurbished 19th-century building. It provides free Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms with a flat-screen TV.
Some rooms at the Arizona feature views of the synagogue.
The daily buffet breakfast includes pastries, fresh fruit and yogurt. There is a Kosher restaurant next door to the hotel.
The experienced front desk staff is available 24 hours a day and can help with reservations, train and airport shuttles, as well as information about the city.
Piazza Santa Croce is just under half a mile from the hotel. The Florence Cathedral is a 6-minute walk away.
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Bed and Breakfast Cimatori is set in Florence center, 220 yards from Florence Cathedral. It offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathroom, TV, and free Wi-Fi access.
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With an unbeatable location in the heart of the historic center of Florence and a beautiful view of the city from the roof garden, La Residenza is only 440 yards from the Uffizi Gallery and Ponte...
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Offering a rooftop garden with panoramic views of Florence, the 4-star Hotel Tornabuoni Beacci is in the center of the city. It features refined rooms decorated with frescoes and antique furniture.
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Set on a side street just behind the cathedral, Hotel De Lanzi is near the shops and main monuments of the historic center of Florence. The simply furnished rooms have private bathrooms.
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Wonderful location for us, as we observe kosher laws. This was next door to the kosher restaurant and the Chabad house. Also, the staff was excellent and helpful. Thanks!
Very close to the city center, about 10 min by walk. The hotel is old style but nice and clean. The breakfast is good
The location is great! It's a walk of all the main places is Florence! For Jews it's close to the synagogue and it has a kosher breakfast :) The hotel is rean by a very lovely family, and they really try to do the best for the visitors.
next door to a kosher restaurant and the grand Florence synagogue
We counted 9 dead mosquitos squashed on the walls. The shower took 35 minutes to drain. Management, however, very polite and ready to help.
Don't forget to buy something against mosquitoes, even in late October there were plenty.
excellent staff - couldn't be more helpful, and very friendly. The breakfasts were really good, with lots of choice. The bathrooms were top notch and the beds super comfy. Some of the rooms are small, but well equipped. There are beautiful frescoes on some of the ceilings.
Small hotel with a lot of character.
The name of the hotel didn't fill me with excitement.
very friendly and helpful staff very comfortable rooms lovely bathrooms great variety for breakfast a communal lounge with computers roof terrace with great views mini fridge in rooms
Wonderful staff that really go out of their way to make you feel at home. Little touches, like our morning cappuccinos having smiley faces or suns on the top. Bigger things, like a complementary bottle of proseco for my birthday.
Our bed was hard, and I had some problems sleeping. (May not be an issue for everyone.)
When we came to check-in, there was a problem with the room we ordered so the staff offered us a luxury apartment for the same price. Everything was clean and smelled nice. The location was great, only 5 minutes by walk from Piazza del Duomo. The staff was very nice and helpful. Only a few meters away from the hotel there is a fantastic family trattoria called Acquacotta.
the brothers were very helpful. we really appreciated their giving us directions and they demonstrated care and a personal touch. female staff behind desk very nice too. very homey. other staff
were average. wifi did not work.
Good and quiet location. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Nice breakfast. WIFI was very good.
Room was a bit small with poor facilities. There was not even a hook to hang your hat on. The safe was not fixated to the wall. No shelves in the closet. Mold in bathroom.
The staff were absolutely incredible, very helpful and available. I recommend this hotel to anyone who is visiting Florence.
Great location, perfect staff, clean room, garage
Small bathroom
Staff was friendly and did their best to communicate in English.
The position was great. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. Breakfast was included and was good
The place is a little tired. Could do with a bit of a spruce up and airconditioning in the entire building not just the rooms. The shower was tiny
Good location for people who wants to see the city
weak WiFi, hotel is in limited traffic zone and has very small parking, costs 15-25 euro depending on the car size
It's not the Ritz, but it's a great hotel with amazing staff. Everything is clean and works as expected. Room was small but clean and confortable and breakfast was as good as one could hope for in a 3 star hotel. I totaly recommend it, it's good and it's cheap.
Tv signal was not perfect on room 29 but that's a minor problem.
the staff was excellent and went above and beyond to make our stay very comfortable.
The staff were excellent. We were staying Florence for a couple of days and they gave us a map and drew directions to all the tourist attractions and couldn't do enough for us. The hotel is in a great location for exploring Florence. Excellent value for money
There was not much to dislike really. The hotel is a little dated I suppose but it didn't matter. Our room was a little cramped but again nothing that spoiled our visit
Staff courtesy was the best of all
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- Change is in the air for Virginia's top office
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