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Floating div two column layout blank space
2 I have X posts, each with fixed width and unknown height and want them to be in two columns in a single div-wrapper. However, when I put them all on float left, this happens. How can I remove blank space?
css html css-float share|improve this question edited Oct 4 '12 at 15:25
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you need to be a little more specific on how you would like to render the posts in order. So you would like to remove blank space, which means that your div's will render out of order. There needs to be a gap to keep form order.
I was have the same issue., solved it by giorgio answer.
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add clear: right to the even blocks and clear:left to the odd ones!
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Worked, but not really like what I want, Well, was close at least, I just found its not 100% solve issue. still have issue, if all even was long and all odd was short in height, I got blank space again.
Try to add after the second block the following :
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Laurent Brieu
Since the posts have variable height, it is unpredictable when this happens. This was just exaqmple, normally it can happen after any of blocks.
– user1590642
Use :nth-child(odd) {clear:both;}
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I see a gap below 2nd div( checked your demo)
+1,This gap below 2nd div can't be avoided,I think this is the best answer for the question
Oct 4 '12 at 15:48
-1 This is not answer !
Mar 11 at 15:02
Make a left div container and a right div container and add your posts to these instead of simply using float: left...
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I agree because having variable heights on posts would just create a mess with just float: left. You are going to need a structure.
Since I dont know height of the blocks( assume it is random), one column could be much more longer than the other one.
Same issue will happen, and this is not answer ! you can right it as a comment.
Float for 2 column layout?
Floating divs in Bootstrap layout
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Adding A Button Between post-content and Related Posts Thumbnail Plugin on WordPress - Stack Overflow
I am trying to add a button to my WordPress template. Basically, I have the post and then there is the Related Posts Thumbnails widget that appears. I want the button to go between the text of the post and the related posts thumbnail widget. The code in my 'Single Post' that contains all of this is as follows:
<?php the_content(__('More: Read the rest of this entry...', 'life-is-simple')); ?>
I know the Related Posts Thumbnails plugin falls within this code because it's at that place when I 'Inspect Element' on Google Chrome. I can't find how to edit the order of things within that div though. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Clarification: I am using the Life Is Simple WordPress theme although it has been custom editing quite a bit (mostly on the CSS side of things though).
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That plugin is probably appending the output to the_content with a filter .
That means , that the output is being added to the_content automatically. it is a common behaviour. You need to look at the plugin´s admin interface to see if you can have an alternative way (I believe there is ) which is using a template tag. in that case, you should put the template tag after the div where the the_content() is .
After a small dig, - in fact there is - you need to put <?php get_related_posts_thumbnails(); ?>
Then the plugin should know by itself not to append to the_content.
For parameter passing, or if something is not working, go read their APi or help files.
I had looked into that previously but when I add <?php get_related_posts_thumbnails(); ?> it actually just adds three more related posts under the related posts that are already on there. It does the trick of displaying the related posts but doesn't get rid of the plugin editing the_content ...
you have to disable that in the plugin settings.
hehe : I am glad it worked for you, you could have saved 2 days by reading attentively the first answer :-) - it already said you should look at the admin interface options ... :-)
Yeah, the wording in the admin panel was a little confusing to me but I definitely should've read slower :)
You'll probably need to edit single.php or archive.php in your theme. If nothing is occuring there that looks familiar, it's probably using a loop. In which case you might find what you are looking for either in loop.php, loop-single.php, or loop-archive.php depending on what type of page you are on and how the theme was constructed. Add your button near where you find Read the rest of this entry... With more information (such as what theme you are using), one might be able to help more as well.
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I just edited. I am using the Life Is Simple theme. I went into single.php (which is where it is being displayed) but like I mentioned, it doesn't show up in the code. It's somehow part of the_content but not visible in the actual coding of single.php ...


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Gamaliel Friedman is only a child when his family flees Czechoslovakia in 1939 for the relative safety of Hungary. For him, it will be the beginning of a life of rootlessness, disguise, and longing. Five years later, in desperation, Gamaliel’s parents entrust him to a young Christian cabaret singer named Ilonka. With his Jewish identity hidden, he survives the war, but in 1956, to escape the stranglehold of communism, he leaves Budapest after painfully parting with Ilonka.
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Patent US6214525 - Printed circuit board with circuitized cavity and methods of producing same - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsThe invention relates to subtractive and additive processes for creating a circuitized cavity in a printed circuit board. Additionally, the invention includes a circuitized cavity and a printed circuit board with a circuitized cavity. The circuitized cavity provides for a variety of advantages over wire...http://www.google.com/patents/US6214525?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US6214525 - Printed circuit board with circuitized cavity and methods of producing sameAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS6214525 B1Publication typeGrantApplication numberUS 09/379,774Publication dateApr 10, 2001Filing dateAug 24, 1999Priority dateSep 6, 1996Fee statusLapsedPublication number09379774, 379774, US 6214525 B1, US 6214525B1, US-B1-6214525, US6214525 B1, US6214525B1InventorsChristina Marie Boyko, Donald Seton Farquhar, Robert Maynard Japp, Michael Joseph KlodowskiOriginal AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corp.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (11), Non-Patent Citations (1), Referenced by (21), Classifications (29), Legal Events (4) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetPrinted circuit board with circuitized cavity and methods of producing sameUS 6214525 B1Abstract The invention relates to subtractive and additive processes for creating a circuitized cavity in a printed circuit board. Additionally, the invention includes a circuitized cavity and a printed circuit board with a circuitized cavity. The circuitized cavity provides for a variety of advantages over wire bonds.
CONTINUING DATA This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 08/885,766 filed on Jun. 26, 1997, now abandoned, which is a continuation-in-part of application Ser. No. 08/709,373 filed on Sep. 6, 1996 and issued on Jul. 28, 1998 as U.S. Pat. No. 5,784,782.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The invention resides in a method for fabricating a printed circuit board with a cavity. The method comprises the step of laying a sticker sheet on a first, metallized dielectric layer and laying a second, metallized dielectric layer on the sticker sheet. The second metallized dielectric layer and the sticker sheet each have a window which is registered with the other window forming a cavity. Next, a flexible release layer is laid above the second metallized dielectric layer and a thermosetting visco-plastic material is laid on the release layer over the cavity. Next, the first and second metallized dielectric layers, sticker sheet, release layer and visco-plastic material are laminated by heat and pressure to cure the sticker sheet and thereby bind the first and second metallized dielectric sheets to each other. During the lamination step, the sticker sheet flows to the perimeter of the cavity. However, the pressure forces the visco-plastic material tightly into the cavity to seal a bottom perimeter of the cavity such that the sticker sheet does not seep onto much of a floor of the cavity. Instead, the sticker sheet forms a fillet at the bottom perimeter of the cavity.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Referring now to the drawings in detail, wherein like reference numbers indicate like elements throughout, FIGS. 1-7 illustrate a method for fabricating a printed circuit board generally designated 10 according to the present invention. FIG. 1 illustrates the layers of the printed circuit board 10 before lamination. More specifically, FIG. 1 illustrates a dielectric layer 12 such as Teflon-glass core with metallizations 14 and 16 on both surfaces. By way of example, metallization 16 is a ground plane and metallization 14 comprises conductors. A metal via 18 also passes through dielectric layer 12. FIG. 1 also illustrates another dielectric layer 22 such as epoxy core with metallizations 24 and 26 on both surfaces. By way of example, metallization 24 comprises conductors and metallization 26 comprises conductors and surface lands for electronic components. A metal via 28 also passes through dielectric layer 22. As illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, a window 30 was cut in dielectric layer 22 to form a cavity 31. By way of example, the window was cut by routing or punching. The resultant cavity 31 can be various shapes such as rectangular as shown (or circular). The dimensions of the cavity can also vary greatly. For a cavity depth of approximately 0.5 millimeters (mm), the minimum diameter/width of the cavity would be approximately 2 mm and for a cavity depth of approximately 0.1 mm, the minimum diameter/width of the cavity would be approximately 0.4 mm.
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CRISIS OF JUNE 1991- ORIGIN OF REFORMS
Fiscal deficit: 6.6 % of GDP Internal debt: 50% of GDP GNP growth rate: 1.4% Growth rate of agricultural production: -2.8% Growth rate of industrial production: -0.1% Inflation: 13- 14% Depreciation of rupee vis-a-vis US$: 26.7% Current account deficit: 3.1% of GDP
External debt to GDP: 28.7% Foreign exchange reserves: $0.47 billion Imports declined: 19.4% Exports declined: 1.5% Import cover: less than 2 weeks Decline in creditworthiness rating Defaults in international financial obligations
CRISIS OF JUNE 1991- ORIGIN OF REFORMS… NUTSHELL
Fiscal imbalance Fragile BOP situation Mounting inflationary pressures
(a) Fiscal imbalance:
Non dvt exp High FD: 6.6% of GDP High RD: 3.3 % of GDP Internal borrowing: 3.5% of GDP in 1980-81 to 49.8% in 1990-91 Interest payment
(b) Fragile BOP:
Current Account deficit: 3.69% of GDP External debt: 12% of GDP in 1980-81 to 28% in 199091 Increase in debt service burden: 10% of current account deficit in 1980-81 to 22% in 1990-91 Decline in foreign exchange reserves Import cover: 10 days
(c) Inflationary expectations:  Second half of 1980s: 6.7%  1990-91: 13-14%
MACRO ECONOMIC STABILISATION
Control over inflation Fiscal adjustment BOP adjustment STRUCTURAL REFORMS Trade & Capital flows reforms Industrial deregulation Disinvestment & Public enterprise reforms Financial sector reforms
(I) CONTROL OVER INFLATION
1990-91: 13% Introducing fiscal & monetary discipline Improving output & supply position
(II) FISCAL CONSOLIDATION – Tax reforms  Broadening tax base  Rationalizing tax rates  Targeting black income – Expenditure reform  Cutting wasteful expenditure  Hike in user charges of public utilities
(III) BOP ADJUSTMENT  Foreign exchange reserves  Current account deficit
(I) TRADE REFORMS:
Liberalisation of import regime Substantial reduction in customs tariff rates Decanalisation of many items of trade Measures to give a thrust to exports
(I) CAPITAL FLOWS REFORMS:
Liberalisation of capital flows in form of FDI Replacement of FERA by FEMA
(II) INDUSTRIAL DEREGULATION  Reduction in industries reserved for public sector  Abolition of industrial licensing  Scrapping the limit on size of companies enforced under MRTP Act  Simplifying & liberalising industrial location policy
(III) PUBLIC SECTOR REFORMS & DISINVESTMENT:
Reduction in number of industries reserved for public sector from 17 to 8 Disinvestment of shares of few PSEs in order to raise resources & to encourage wider participation of general public & workers in ownership of PSEs Policy towards sick PSEs to be the same as for the private sector Providing greater autonomy to PSUs through a system of MOU
(IV) FINANCIAL SECTOR REFORMS
Reductions in CRR and SLR New private banks allowed to enter Allowing private (domestic and foreign) entry into insurance upto certain limits
POST-REFORM PERFORMANCE
Table 1 Real GDP Growth
Period/ Average Annual Growth Rate (%) Real GDP Population Real GDP per capita
1980 1990 5.9 2.1 3.8
2004- 2005-06 200605 (P) 07 (Q)
3.50 2.2 1.3
1.3 2.0 -0.7
7.1 1.9 5.2
5.5 1.7 3.8
7.1 1.6 5.5
8.5 1.6 7.9
9.7 1.6 8.1
Sources: economic survey 2007-08 (growth rates from 2000-02 based on new series with base year 1999-2000)
Table 2 Reduction since 1980 Still a long way to go
Table 2 PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION LIVING IN POVERTY
RURAL August 1951 – November 1952 September 1961 – July 1962 July 1973 – June 1974 July 1977 – June 1978 1983 July 1987 – June 1988 July 1993 – June 1994 July 1999 – June 2000 Target for 2007 (Tenth Five-Year Plan)
Sources: World Bank (2000), Annex Table 1.1
URBAN 35.5 43.6 49.0 45.2 40.8 38.2 32.4 23.6 15.1
NATIONAL 45.3 46.5 54.9 51.3 44.5 38.9 36.0 26.1 19.3
47.4 47.2 56.4 53.1 45.7 39.1 37.3 27.1 21.1
(3) FISCAL PERFORMANCE
Table 3 Failure to address subsidies Progress in tax reforms High public debt
TABLE 3 FISCAL DEFICIT (% OF GDP)
Centre 1990-91 1996-97 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 (Revised) 2005-06 (Budget) 6.6 4.1 5.9 4.8 4.5 4.3 States 3.3 2.7 4.7 4.4 3.8 3.7 Consolidated 9.4 6.4 10.1 8.4 8.3 7.7
Source: Rao (2005), Table A4, RBI (2005a), Table 11
(4) DOMESTIC SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT
Table 4 Public sector dissaving
TABLE 4 SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT RATES
Sources: Central Statistical Organization (CSO), National Accounts Statistics, 2007 and earlier issues
19901991 Gross Domestic Savings Public Household: Financial Physical Corporate TOTAL PRIVATE Net Capital Inflow Gross Domestic Investment Public Household Corporate TOTAL PRIVATE 23.1 1.1 19.3 8.3 11.0 2.7 22.0 3.2 26.3 10.4 11.2 4.6 15.8
20012002 23.5 -2.8 22.8 11.2 11.6 3.5 26.3 -0.4 23.1 6.0 12.6 5.1 18.1
2003-2004 28.1 -0.3 24.3 11.4 12.9 4.1 28.4 -1.8 26.3 5.6 12.9 4.5 17.4
2004-05 29.1 2.2 22 10.3 11.7 4.7 26.8 -1.00 30.1 7.2 12.9 10.5 20
2006-07 34.8 3.2 23.8 11.3 12.5 7.8 31.6 -1.10 35.9 7.8 12.5 14.5 27
(5) EXTERNAL SECTOR (5.1) EXPORTS OF GOODS AND SERVICES
Table 5.1 China versus India Contribution of Software and BPO
TABLE 5.1 EXPORTS
1983 Share in World Merchandise Exports Share in World Commercial Services Export 0.5 (1.2)* 1993 0.6 (2.5)* 2004 0.8 (6.5)* 1.9 (2.9)*
*China Source: International Trade Statistics, Tables I.5, I.7 and II.2, Geneva, World Trade Organization, 2005.
(5.2) FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
Table 5.2 Modest inflows
US $ MILLION 1990-91 FDI 96 1999-00 2093 2004-05 3240
(5.3)OTHER INDICATORS
1990-91 1999-00 2004-05 2005-06 2006 -07 GROWTH OF EXPORTS (%) GROWTH OF IMPORTS (%) 9 9.5 23.9 23.4 22.6
SOURCE: director general of commercial intelligence and statistics
Some additional facts( major characteristics for policies)
Framework of private agriculture based on public investment support in key areas such as irrigation , research and extension Adoption of logic of investment planning aimed at coordinating large scale investment in the so called key sectors of the economy Assigning of leading role to investment under state auspices A complex system of regulatory instruments aimed at conserving foreign exchanges but in course of time developed into monopoly houses
Deliberate policy of fostering small and medium industries to help diffuse ownership Use of state power to regulate the inflow of private foreign capital Adoption of a regime of administered price in key sectors to regulate both the instabilities and presumed inequalities of market system.
System of industrial licensing and import licenses( analyses?) Choice between import substitution and export promotion oriented strategies
(6) FINANCIAL SECTOR REFORMS
Interest rates largely deregulated Greater competition from private banks and foreign banks Improved debt recovery and restructuring mechanism Creation of SEBI, National Stock Exchange Monetary Policy more independent and based on indirect instruments
Reform process stalled Attract larger inflows of FDI Push for further liberalization of trade in goods and services in successive WTO rounds Financial sector reforms Fiscal consolidation – Tax and Expenditure reforms Further opening of the economy to external competition Have to move away from protectionism
Agriculture Backwardness of rural areas Infrastructure- lack of adequate infrastructure Education , health and public services-quality External sector-sustainable improvements- but current scenario is rally bad Unemployment- rural unemployment increasing Poverty- 1/3 rd population is below poverty line in eight states
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Re: A man of his word (am I one of mine?) I'm glad you got the book. I enjoyed reading it tremendously and I hope you do also. Peace. Reply to this post
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Re: A man of his word (am I one of mine?) Thanks again. I'm only about 60-70 pages in, but I'm really impressed by Phil's (ghost?)writing and the influences/meetings/hybridization/fermentation of the early years are very illuminating. Very cool stuff.

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Associated Press 0 SharesEmailCommentHOUSTON -- Down seven at halftime on Saturday, Texas Southern coach Mike Davis had one message for his players.Relax.A year after being unable to make the NCAA tournament because of NCAA sanctions, Texas Southern went on a 13-2 run after the half en route a 78-73 win over Prairie View to clinch the SWAC title and the school's fifth tournament bid."The first half we played excited, not nervous, excited," Davis said. "I was relaxed from the standpoint of our talent, but I was disappointed in some of our effort some of our guys were very excited to be in the position to go to the tournament. I told the guys to relax and to settle down."Aaric Murray had 27 points and 10 rebounds to lead Texas Southern (19-14)."I think I owed it to them," Murray said of his teammates. "I was riding them the last six or seven games when I couldn't score and teams were triple-and-doubling me. I would kick the ball to them and they would make plays."The Panthers (11-23), who were led by 19 points from junior guard Montreal Scott, rallied down the stretch.Demondre Chapman drove to the basket and dunked to bring the Panthers within five at 70-65 with a couple of minutes to go.Murray's block with 40 seconds to go sealed the victory.Louis Munks scored seven points to lead the Panthers to an 11-4 lead.As the half went on, Munks teammates joined in as Prairie View shot 55 percent from the field in the first half. Sharp shooting and five early turnovers from Texas Southern kept the Panthers in the lead.The Tigers had a response, led by Murray.Helping Murray was Gibbs, who sparked the Tigers early with assists and by driving to the hoop when the Tigers offense sputtered.Munks and Murray traded field goals down the stretch and Prairie View led 38-31 at the half.The Tigers hit four of their first five shots in a 13-2 run in the second half to take their first lead of the game when Murray hit two free throws for a lead the Tigers would never give up."(Getting off to a fast start) was really important for the standpoint of relaxing our guys," Davis said. "I knew once we got the lead it was going to be very difficult for us not to win the game if we made our free throws."Texas Southern made 22 of 27 free throws as part of its strong second half to seal the game.The Panthers started the second half by hitting just three of their first 12 shots."Legs, I think it was legs," said Prairie View coach Byron Rimm II when asked what the difference was for his team that was playing their fourth game in five days."The guys were so amped up for this TSU game. ... To play four games in five days I don't think many teams can do that. We fought were right there and I'm very proud of them."

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441 Verified Hotel Reviews of Novotel La Rochelle Centre | Booking.com
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Reviews of Novotel La Rochelle Centre 4 stars
#26 of 42 hotels in La Rochelle
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“Nice location and surrounding park area Easy walking to...”
눉Little tired décor etc . AC not the best but managed during very hot spell. Outside space and pool nothing special Needs up date. Bit expensive
눇Nice location and surrounding park area Easy walking to harbour front. Friendly staff
“Central, green, secure, stunning food and very professionally run.”
눇Food for a chain hotel was exceptional. Location very central and green. Exceeded all my expectations with large secure free parking. Made to feel special!
“Wonderful return visit ! ”
눉Could do with extra staff assisting at breakfast & dinner especially when there’s a coach party in !
눇Clean & modern hotel. Love the refurb ! Friendly helpful staff & so doggy friendly. Great location on the park & a short walk into town.
“Other than comments above, a lovely stay”
눉Pricing of everything!!!
눇This is a lovely hotel and in a beautiful position in a very special seaside town. It is however very expensive - now my common complaint about Accor Novotels. Whilst I accept the pound is low in value, I do believe about £75 per night is a more realistic price. Meals are expensive and breakfast at £16 is way too much. On the matter for food and drink on the Booking.com Information, there is a "City Breakfast" for £7 or £8, consisting of a small fruit juice, two miniature Croissants, a Coffee and little else. I offer no views on that but did eat same on day of departure.
“Great location in the parks at a 10 minutes walk from the old town.”
• Standard Double Room with One Double Bed and One Single Sofa Bed
눉Dinner. The entrecote was not a good piece of meat - and thus not enjoyable. It had too much fat and was too wiry. There was also not a single vegetarian option on the menu. We had dinner there on Sunday night and kitchen ran out of a few items so some dishes weren't available. Didn't expect this from a 4 star hotel especially because the menu is not that extensive.
눇Swimming pool area was very pleasant
“An excellent location, friendly staff and pleasant food.”
눉The pillows were too small and hard, and the duvet too thick.
눇The hotel is about to undergo a major refurbishment so any negatives will be addressed I hope.
눉This more of an observation; the pool area was a little tired and perhaps needed more cleaning and maintenance
눇Restaurant was good with really helpful staff both here and in the bar area!
“Comfortable room, friendly reception staff but not good for dinner which is sad when you are tired.”
눉The food in the restaurant was poor and the service, therefore I would not stay here again. The fish was overcooked and the staff not interested in serving us, just a routine.
“We needed a hotel in a convenient location with a car park but we will not return.”
눉The room was tired. The bathroom was tiny, the shower screen was ineffective leading to water seeping into the bedroom carpet.
눇A most efficient receptionist. Free car parking.
“Location, only 15 mins walk from centre and in a very quiet...”
눉Bedroom cramped by furniture , limited space to get into bathroom due to the furniture layout. If you were physically impaired would have difficulty. Tea/coffee facilities in the room inadequate with minimal supplies and paper cups !! Bed very spacious and comfy except memory foam mattress and plastic mattress cover made it too hot to sleep. No air conditioning.
눇Location, only 15 mins walk from centre and in a very quiet area. Spacious free parking .
“Wonderful bar tender & wonderful virgin mojito ”
눉A little bit far away from the old port but still acceptable distance. (like 15 minutes walk)
눇Wonderful bar tender & wonderful virgin mojito A heated swimming pool outside just by a forest park
눉No socket in bathroom for electrical toothbrush. Not enough clotheshangers. I missed a coat hanger to hang our jackets/bag.
눇The beds were very comfortable. Breakfast was excellent, lots of choice. Loved the pancakes and waffles. Lovely surrounding. No outside noise in room with streetview. Canal + on TV was a nice bonus.
눉Hotel has lovely reception area so was very surprised to find our room very tired the toilet was all stained and the basin and bath scratched and stained . The pool area to small with to few sunbeds.
눇Parking and lady on reception very friendly
눉Only no shade around the pool area And the bar drinks a little overpriced
눇Lady with glasses who organised the breakfast area, without her it would have been chaos The evening meal waiters were very good and very friendly, as we're the the reception staff.also the maintenance man. The outside pool was nice and very clean but the sunbed seating area very small and not well planned. All in all we enjoyed our stay Thank you Novotel PS. Nice guy behind the Bar
눇Hotel has a lovely pool. Its a 10 minutes walk into La Rochelle with a great choice of restaurants and bars around the harbour. 10 minute taxi drive from the airport - no need to pre book as there are plenty of taxis waiting. Hotel staff are helpful especially Siobhan. Its our second stay and we would definitely return
“Relaxing stay in a convenient location.”
눉I didn't like the poor room which I was offered to start with but it was changed after I complained.
눇The staff were helpful and the breakfast offered a good variety of choice.
“Excellent for holiday but also business stay with a convenient location to everything you want!”
• Standard Double Room with One Double Bed and One Sofa Bed
눉The beds are a little bit outdated and small - the matrasses are old and too soft. The extra bed / sofa is not for sleeping .......
눇We enjoyed the nice park-side location and the walking distance to the city center and beach! Perfect on site parking, excellent breakfast, almost gourmet lunch menu - really French hospitality. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
“Great short stay in La Rochelle centrally located hotel”
눉view out the window was over a flat roof with cigarette butts around but other rooms could have better or worse views depending on which one you get.
눇centrally located for town, five minutes and you are at the harbour area. Staff really helpful, room comfortable, tea/coffee maker, great breakfast.
“Nice hotel, clean, helpful staff.”
눉Cleaning staff never brought new plastic cups so it was impossible to drink coffee using the coffee amenities of the room.
눇Nice hotel, clean, helpful staff. A bit small room, but with a refrigerator which is important for a family
눉Staff weren't really interested in their patrons. We couldn't even get served coffee. After waiting for 10mins the staff member walked up, told us we couldn't use the coffee machine that was out to make our own as that was only used for breakfast and then walked away.
눇Great location. Short walk to everything. Nice rooms.
“Novotel Centre, but not very Central.”
눉The toilet needed cleaning with bleach. The shower needs a handrail - it is dangerous. The price of the breakfast was expensive.
눇Very quiet location near the bus station - but a long walk to the Central area and the ports. Not everyone wants to rely on a car.
“Good sleep but poor breakfast experience”
눉Breakfast advertised as being available until only 9.30 am on weekdays and guests expected to have finished by this time rather than breakfast being available to start up to 9.30 am. Staff rude when asked why they had started to clear the buffet and remove e.g. jam very promptly at 9.30. No proper apology from a very defensive duty manager when we complained. Quality of breakfast buffet adequate but we have had much better at other hotels in France of the same star rating.
눇Very convenient, quiet location for visiting La Rochelle on foot. Comfortable room, with bath, kettle and excellent lighting.
눉Enjoyed the stay
눇Location within easy walking distance of the town harbour and beach. Rooms larger than most in France .Decor nice with comfortable bed. Great for a weekend break local to the airport 8 mins by taxi all available no booking or waiting outside the terminal building
눉The pool did not look as inviting as it did in the photographs on the website. If looked a little dated and quite close to the restaurant, so we have it a miss.
눇The welcome that we received from the lovely Irish receptionist was brilliant. She really was lovely! The location of the hotel was great, just a short walk from the centre. The room was fairly spacious and worked for us as a family of 3 for a short stay. We didn't eat in the restaurant in the evening, as there were too many nice places to try in the centre. However, we did eat breakfast, which was excellent.
눉Possibly change the hot food at breakfast. Bacon under done & quality of the sausages could be better.
눇The location is superb for a stroll into the park, Port or beach nothing is to far away.
눉Dinner menu not great Head waitress at restaurant v offhand at first Wrong dinner sent out at first Bedrooms small Pool area needs updating and jetwashing
눇room was clean Reception and waiting staff lovely Breakfast fab
• Superior Room with One Double Bed and One Sofa Bed
눉The price for the room was reasonable, but the cost of meals and drink was expensive.
눇The location was great. The room was clean and the hotel was generally very well maintained.
눉I always stay here and love it but the attitude of bar staff on morning of departure disgraceful. Ordered city breakfast/coffee/mini croissant. Went find girl to request another croissant to buy, she had disappeared so i lifted one mini croissantfrom breakfast area to pay for when sge returned. Another staff member reported this and she came back , spohe to me rudely in front of other customers. Said it didnt matter then but 4 euros was added yo my bill fir a mini croissant without telling me. Totally disappointex eith this rude girl . The other staff have always been excellent
눇Normally everything
눉Sign posting to get there not good and it is in a park so not sat nav friendly.
눇The memory foam beds were a bonus. The staff were lovely and couldnt do enough for us.loved it.
눉Bathrooms are a bit tired now and having to walk through dining room and bar to the pool wasn t good. Additional charge for breakfast.
눇A great location. A short walk into centre of La Rochelle. A short drive to the Ile de Rey which has excellent beaches and interesting towns. Great that room had a fridge and kettle.
눉The room - supposedly for three was so tiny that you couldn't open the bathroom door without it hitting the bed. Games for children didn't work. Menus for room service were poor. Very little choice.
눇Staff were very friendly, breakfast excellent. Room was nice and quiet.
눇Great location, a walk through a park to the Old Port. Terrific welcome from a lovely Irish lady on reception. Good easy parking on site.
“Good location, short walk to port.”
눇Good location, short walk to port. Has parking which seems rare in the area. Outdoor pool was nice, albiet unheated, but not a problem in 30c
“The pleasure of staying a a great hotel”
눇The pleasure of staying a a great hotel
눇Very comfortable accommodation Very clean and modern room Lovely area to sit out around the pool easy walk to restaurants
“Convenient place to enjoy La Rochelle”
눇Good location,excellent parking
눉Paint smell from renovation. But this should be gone by May/June.
눇Easy access. Easy walk through park to Old Town.
“Location and seating in room”
눉Bathroom and leaking toilet
눇Location and seating in room
눉Pool very busy not a lot of space around it
“Enjoyable and convenient despite access problems due to extensive road works in La Rochelle.”
눉Some tidying up of the grounds needed. Pine trees released sap on parked car - took a long time to clean off.
“My new car was damaged in the hotels private car park on the first day of our stay. Service not good”
눉Inattentive service
눇Good location. - that's it
“Great staff. Great location. Didn't feel like a chain hotel 👍”
눇The staff were great and very accommodating
“A great location for our city break in La Rochelle”
눇A perfectly decent hotel just a short 10-15 min walk from the sea and the historic centre of the town.
“Lesson learned , NEVER to come back”
눉The room was old and the carpets dirty , the bed was too small and the aircon didn't work at all , the whole hotel is poorly maintained
“Good stopover and decent base for short break”
눉Dated and tired decor.
눇Quiet park location on one way road. Bit of a walk to centre but great overall for old port and market.
눉swimming pool was not heated (15th april)
눇the location Nice Breakfast
“Good Experience in a good location -”
눉The breakfast is extremely expensive for what it is.
눇The hotel is really well located and nice and the beds are really comfortable :)
“Great location and friendly welcoming staff”
눉No music channel on the tv
눇Good location and friendly welcoming staff.
눇You know what you're getting with a chain hotel, so there are no unpleasant surprises but they do lack character.
눉Hotel Lacked personality slightly
눉Foam mattress very hot
눇Excellent breakfast, quiet room, good park location for sites in town, free parking, good dining, small swimming pool
눉Very basic room for the price
눇Fairly close to harbor and beach .Good car park facility.
눉Meals expensive
눇Location, clean rooms, plenty of parking Free wifi
“Quite location but only a few minutes to restaurants andPort”
눉Rooms looking a bit tired but comfortable could do with bath grabs
눇Aircon fridge in your room and swimming pool
“Perfect for a few days away with friends.”
눉Bar was a bit expensive.
눇Lovely walk through the park into town. Fab sleep - quiet, cool (air con!) and super dark thanks to black out curtains.
눉Swimming pool was very cold. Drinks were expensive.
눇Good amount of parking. Nice location, close to old town but just on outskirts. Nice staff.
눉Pool water bit dirty
눇Great location. Clean but food and drinks expensive
눇Super location, only 10 minute walk to the port side and centre of town, yet set in a park so very tranquil. Breakfast choice excellent.
“Great location, nice staff, nice pool area.”
눇Great location, nice staff, nice pool area. Hopefully will be back there one day!
“Don't spend your money on breakfast”
눉€16-50 for breakfast......👎👎👎👎👎👎
“Short break in La Rochelle”
눇Very helpful receptionist on arrival. Only a 10 min walk to beach & just a little further into the town. Ample free parking
“The room was a good size as was the ”
눇The room was a good size as was the En suite Pool facility was very good Very helpful staff and the free parking is very useful
“Lovely place to stop and stay for a few nights en route to the south west of France.”
눇Convenient for the beach, shops, bars and restaurants. Nice setting in the park and great base to explore from.
“Great breakfast, friendly people and good pool!”
눇Great breakfast and good pool accommodation!
“My experience with Novotel”
눉The toilet was not clean and smells very bad
눉Hotel restaurant was expensive with limited menu and can't match the local competition.
눇Friendly staff. Comfortable room with a bath. Convenient parking. Good breakfast buffet. A short walk into town centre for a wide range of restaurants and shops.
“Good view across the park and easy to walk into town and to...”
눉The bed was extremely hard Breakfast was from 7-11 ( I think) but if you get there after 9 don't expect a croissant. Hot water for tea had to be asked for each time.
눇Good view across the park and easy to walk into town and to the beach Helpful English speaking reception staff
“Night staff very polite and helpful with any problems and...”
눉As most hotels all rooms too hot but windows in bedroom did open to vent and cool room. Staff at breakfast not the most helpful we have found.
눇Night staff very polite and helpful with any problems and requests. The hotel has good amenities, location good easy walking to town. Great value for money, pets allowed. Secure parking. Have stayed at this hotel and will again the the future
“Great location, Close to centre of La Rochelle, but...”
눉Very expensive breakfast in relation to room price- didn't avail - but budget option of Coffee and Croissant available.
눇Great location, Close to centre of La Rochelle, but beautiful park on your doorstep, easy walk to all amenities including beach. Great, quick checkin and out when using booking.com
“The hotel is centrally placed with short walk to town and...”
눉Breakfast starts late (7) at the weekends At the floors it smells strongly of smoke
눇The hotel is centrally placed with short walk to town and beachfront Directly next to atractive park parking places
눇Staff very helpful. Location was central enough 5 minutes to shops & alittle further to sea front.Didnt eat in hotel but food did look fab & a Hugh selection
“Room layout, separate bathroom and toilet.”
눉Hotel is on a one way street, car access is from the south through the park. Easy when you know or if your Sat Nav is better than ours.
눇Room layout, separate bathroom and toilet. Comfortable bed. Very pleasant staff. Lots of car parking.
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I think NAH, but the dad should've properly explained to his son the consequences. If he was running late and didn't have time, he could've just said that they didn't have time for it and that, if the boy wanted, he'd explain properly another day and then let him choose whether or not he wanted to wear it.
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Ronnie and Denny and all the family, we are thinking of you all in these days of remembering your sweet Mom. So many wonderful memories of being around her. Know God's peace. Jim, Janet, Katie and Anna Rittenhouse
Ronnie, Denny and families,
I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Polly's passing. Even though I did not live near, she and Ernest were always close in my heart. Love you all.
Gwen Bost Graves
November 27, 2012 | Smyrna, TN
Dennis, love to you and Ronnie as Mom is now at peace with her heavenly Father. She was an angel walking among all of us. So privileged to call her Mom, friend and confidant. Hold on to all the sweet memories.
Love, Jane Bost
Aunt Polly will be surely missed.
Barbara Ann Bost Reynolds
November 27, 2012 | Flandreau, SD
My heartfelt sympathy in the loss of your mother.
Jo Anne Bangle
November 27, 2012 | Suffolk, VA
Ronnie, I am very sorry to hear of your Mother's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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November 27, 2012 | Statesville, NC
Pauline M. BostChesapeake - Pauline (Polly) Menscer Bost, 92, passed away Sunday November 25, 2012, at Golden Living Center in Portsmouth, VA. She was a member of Alexander Baptist Church and was originally from Statesville, NC. She is survived by two sons, Ronnie and wife Jane of Richmond, VA...


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Patent US4931018 - Device for training welders - Google PatentsSearch Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »Sign inAdvanced Patent SearchPatentsA device for training, evaluating and providing practice for welders and particularly welders and welder students that use MIG, TIG and welding devices that employ movable consumable welding rods. The device includes a video monitor having a cathode ray tube, the face of which has visual displays thereon,...http://www.google.com/patents/US4931018?utm_source=gb-gplus-sharePatent US4931018 - Device for training weldersAdvanced Patent SearchPublication numberUS4931018 APublication typeGrantApplication numberUS 07/135,321Publication dateJun 5, 1990Filing dateDec 21, 1987Priority dateDec 21, 1987Fee statusPaidPublication number07135321, 135321, US 4931018 A, US 4931018A, US-A-4931018, US4931018 A, US4931018AInventorsBruce A. Blair, Richard D. Fay, David L. Frericks, Donald J. HerbstOriginal AssigneeLenco, Inc.Export CitationBiBTeX, EndNote, RefManPatent Citations (6), Referenced by (35), Classifications (7), Legal Events (8) External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, EspacenetDevice for training weldersUS 4931018 AAbstract A device for training, evaluating and providing practice for welders and particularly welders and welder students that use MIG, TIG and welding devices that employ movable consumable welding rods. The device includes a video monitor having a cathode ray tube, the face of which has visual displays thereon, including displays from which simulated welding parameters can be entered and displays which simulate different welding joints with a welding target to be followed by the operator while holding the selected welding tool. The present device uses a microprocessor and related electronic devices programmed to generate the displays and to control the various machine operations. The device also includes a unique way to produce the various control responses necessary to the operation including optical and electromagnetic responses.
Video Display Processor (VDP) The video display processor 186 interfaces with the CPU 170, the monitor or CRT tube 18, and the video RAM (VRAM) 188 to establish information that is to be displayed on the screen 16. This includes producing a raster display with the possibility for color, if desired. The VDP 186 communicates with the CPU 170 via the data bus 234. The CPU is capable of writing and reading from the VRAM 188, writing to the VDP 186 registers and reading status registers in the VDP. In a typical application a 256 pixel display will be generated in 15 colors plus a transparent area. The VDP also outputs the address to the VRAM 188 over the VRAM address bus 283 and refreshes the information contained in the VRAM over data bus 284.
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winapi - C++ Exception Handling Questions - Stack Overflow
1) For convenience I have my entire program in a try block. This way I can throw an exception at any point in my code and know that it will be handled the same way. As the program becomes larger will this technique cause a hit in performance?
2) If objects are de-allocated when out of scope, why would throwing a temporary object be valid? e.g.:
Error(char *l) : m(l) {}
virtual char *what()
throw Error("test");
In the throw statement, why wouldn't the temporary object become invalid since it's been declared only in the try scope?
3) With Windows operating systems of a language other than English, would the what() member of the STL exception class still return a char* string? Or could it return a wchar_t* string?
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You really should not have your whole program in a try block. If you get any error, your whole program ends rather than allowing you to elegantly handle it and continue. This kinda defeats the purpose of exceptions.
I disagree, if you log meaningful information from the exception at this level then it is perfectly valid. It gives you better information than if std::terminate was called, which is what happens if the exception isn't caught.
@JoshD within certain areas of my code I could have more try-catch blocks, with which I could elegantly handle exceptions. The first try-catch block would be to handle fatal errors where the program could not continue further.
@radman: I wasn't saying that no catching should be done. I was saying that having one huge try block around the whole program is not as useful as having finer grain try and catch blocks. I agree that catching an exception is better than letting the program crash.
How could the return type of the function change at runtime?
Oct 18 '10 at 22:28
Technically you don't throw the actual object, you throw a copy of it. That's why you can get away with throwing a temporary. Catching a reference also gets a reference to the copy.
This can bite you if you rethrow an exception from within a catch block, you can fall victim to the slicing problem. That's why you don't do:
throw e;  // bad, always throws std::exception rather than what was caught
throw;  // good, rethrows the exact copy that you caught without making another copy
P.S. There's no rule saying you couldn't return a UTF-8 string from what. It would be up to you to convert it to UTF-16 for Windows I/O. The standard exception classes were never explicitly designed or extended for Unicode, nor are any non-standard extensions added just for Windows.
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answered Oct 18 '10 at 22:22
actually... at least on MSVC (2005), rethrowing with e.g. throw e; works as long as you catched by reference...
@smerlin: for Mark's first example, "working" means slicing the exception. If it doesn't do that, it's a non-compliant C++ implementation.
@Steve: did another test, and the catch clauses surrounding the rethrow, only catched the exception as a std::exception, but the debugger still showed all information of the original exception. So it seems the compiler is standard compliant, at least in release mode, it slices the exception completely.
Having the whole program in a try block will not incur any performance hit, apart from that incurred by having exceptions enabled at all
It is OK because you are throwing by value. Throwing by value means that whatever you throw is copied when thrown. So throwing any temporary is perfectly valid because a copy is made.
The std::exception class, as far as I can determine, can only ever throw a char*. However you could always subclass it and implement support for wchar if you wanted.
It is worth noting that you shouldn't just have a try catch around main() if that is what you were intending.
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Recognition of bZIP proteins by the human T-cell leukaemia virus transactivator Tax. - PubMed - NCBI
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See comment in PubMed Commons belowNature. 1995 Aug 17;376(6541):602-5.Recognition of bZIP proteins by the human T-cell leukaemia virus transactivator Tax.Perini G1, Wagner S, Green MR.Author information1Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester 01605, USA.AbstractHuman T-cell leukaemia virus type I (HTLV-I) Tax protein increases the DNA binding of many cellular transcription factors that contain a basic region-leucine zipper (bZIP) DNA-binding domain. bZIP domains comprise a leucine-rich dimerization motif and a basic region that mediates DNA contact. How Tax recognizes diverse bZIPs is not understood. Here we show that no specific sequence of the leucine zipper is required for a Tax response. In contrast, the basic region is essential for the Tax-mediated DNA-binding increase, which can be eliminated by single substitutions of several conserved amino acids. Surprisingly, Tax alters the relative affinity of a bZIP for different DNA binding sites. Thus, through recognition of the conserved basic region. Tax increases DNA binding and modifies DNA site selection. Tax provides a model for how a single auxiliary factor can regulate multiple sequence-specific DNA-binding proteins.PMID: 7637811 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] SharePublication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tResearch Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.MeSH TermsAmino Acid SequenceBase SequenceConsensus SequenceDNA/metabolismDNA ProbesDNA-Binding Proteins/chemistryDNA-Binding Proteins/metabolism*Fungal Proteins/geneticsFungal Proteins/metabolismGene Products, tax/metabolism*Human T-lymphotropic virus 1/metabolism*Leucine/metabolismLeucine Zippers*/geneticsMolecular Sequence DataProtein BindingProtein Kinases/geneticsProtein Kinases/metabolismRecombinant Fusion Proteins/geneticsRecombinant Fusion Proteins/metabolismSaccharomyces cerevisiae Proteins*SubstancesDNA ProbesDNA-Binding ProteinsFungal ProteinsGene Products, taxRecombinant Fusion ProteinsSaccharomyces cerevisiae ProteinsDNAProtein KinasesLeucineLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesNature Publishing GroupOvid Technologies, Inc.Other Literature SourcesCited by Patents in - The LensMiscellaneousL-Leucine - Hazardous Substances Data BankPubMed Commons home

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