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The 10 Best Hotels Near English Reformed Church
Best Hotels Near English Reformed Church, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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SPONSORED Hotel AmstelzichtAmstel 104, 1017 AD Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church334 Reviews#175 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/17/2016 “Great for Extreme Sports Enthusiasts!!”09/27/2016 “Cute hotel, lovely staff”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Mid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
The hotel you picked You might also like these Amsterdam hotels Ambassade HotelOffers & Announcements10% discount Herengracht 341, 1016 AZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church698 Reviews#4 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Charming boutique hotel!!!!!”12/06/2016 “Great hotel”LuxuryCanal Ring (Grachtengordel) Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerTop Hotels | Best Service | Romance Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel EsthereaSingel 303-309, 1012 WJ Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church3,583 Reviews#17 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “One of the best Hotels I've Ever Stayed At”12/05/2016 “Delightful place to stay ”LuxuryCentrum Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerTop Hotels | Best Service | Romance Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
NH City Centre AmsterdamSpecial OfferLOOKING FOR BETTER DEAL? Spuistraat 288-292, 1012 VX Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church453 Reviews#101 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/28/2016 “Great location!”11/25/2016 “Good location”Mid-rangeCentrumPets Allowed Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Nova Hotel AmsterdamSpecial OfferPackage Deal Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 276, 1012 RS Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church939 Reviews#143 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Comfortable place to stay”12/03/2016 “Man using a bedroom as an office during the night.”Free BreakfastMid-rangeCentrum Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel HoksbergenSingel 301, 1012 WH Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church319 Reviews#200 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam10/20/2016 “Amazing Location.....”09/10/2016 “4 night summer stay ”Mid-rangeCentrum Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel CordialRokin 62 /64, 1012 KW Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church503 Reviews#273 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam10/28/2016 “"Centrally Located but needs some TLC"”10/09/2016 “Hotel ok...ish for a break with friends”Red Light District (De Wallen)Mid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Flower Market HotelSingel 458, 1017 AW Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church171 Reviews#297 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/22/2016 “Good Location, quite dirty”10/03/2016 “Good stay”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Mid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel AgoraSingel 462, 1017 AW Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church272 Reviews#313 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam08/20/2016 “Great location but a bit dated”08/08/2016 “Only location”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Free BreakfastMid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel AjaxRokin 104, 1012 KZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.1 miles from English Reformed Church224 Reviews#340 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/20/2016 “A somewhat improved flophouse with petty fraud re: breakfast”11/10/2016 “Very poor property”BudgetFree BreakfastCentrum Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
De L'Europe AmsterdamNieuwe Doelenstraat 2 - 14, 1012 CP Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church1,314 Reviews#15 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/04/2016 “Great experience”11/30/2016 “Excellent as last year”LuxuryRed Light District (De Wallen)Pool Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerLuxury | Top Hotels | Romance | Best Service Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
The Hoxton, AmsterdamHerengracht 255, 1016 BJ Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church723 Reviews#16 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Hoxton is a home away from home”12/04/2016 “The perfect place to stay in Amsterdam”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Free BreakfastMid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel V NespleinSpecial DealFree breakfast with your stay Nes 49, 1012 KD Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church902 Reviews#18 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/04/2016 “Great Hotel, Great Location”12/01/2016 “מלון מושלם! A perfect hotel”Red Light District (De Wallen)Mid-range Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerTop Hotels | Best Service Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
NH Collection Amsterdam DoelenSpecial OfferLOOKING FOR BETTER DEAL? Nieuwe Doelenstraat 26, 1012 CP Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church227 Reviews#27 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Very lovely hotel”12/06/2016 “Excellent hotel!”LuxuryRed Light District (De Wallen)Pets Allowed Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
W AmsterdamSpuistraat 175, 1012 VN Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church441 Reviews#94 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/30/2016 “Nice, centrally-located hotel with odd bathrooms”11/27/2016 “Perfect place for a trip to Amsterdam”LuxuryPoolCentrum Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel Residence Le CoinNieuwe Doelenstraat 5, 1012 CP Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church297 Reviews#99 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/03/2016 “Good value”11/16/2016 “Nice and useable”Red Light District (De Wallen)Mid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hegra HotelHerengracht 269, 1016 BJ Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church250 Reviews#158 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/14/2016 “Hotel Hegra”10/30/2016 “A relaxed stay”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Mid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Rokin HotelRokin 73, 1012 KL Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church442 Reviews#173 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/22/2016 “very good hotel, right downtown”11/17/2016 “Suitable for budget traveller ”Red Light District (De Wallen)Free BreakfastMid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
NH Carlton AmsterdamSpecial OfferLOOKING FOR BETTER DEAL? Vijzelstraat 4, 1017 HK Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church2,161 Reviews#241 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Good hotel”11/30/2016 “Well appointed Hotel”GreenCanal Ring (Grachtengordel)Mid-range GreenLeaders Silver level Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hotel des Arts AmsterdamRokin 154-156, 1012 LE Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church152 Reviews#255 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/20/2016 “An average budget hotel.”08/29/2016 “Basic but perfect location! ”Mid-rangeCentrum Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Hoksbergen ApartmentsGasthuismolensteeg 10, 1016 AN Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.2 miles from English Reformed Church16 Reviews#286 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam05/21/2015 “Ideal For Those Not Concerned About Their Acommodation”11/13/2014 “Perfect location, not so perfect accommodation”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Mid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Banks MansionHerengracht 519-525, 1017 BV Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church2,416 Reviews#10 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Brilliant weekend”12/05/2016 “Fantastic Stay!”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Free BreakfastMid-range Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerBest Service | Romance | Top Hotels Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Andaz Amsterdam PrinsengrachtSpecial OfferSave up to 25% Prinsengracht 587, 1016 HT Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church1,593 Reviews#11 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/05/2016 “Charming hotel with excellent location”12/05/2016 “Excellent hotel in a great location”LuxuryCanal Ring (Grachtengordel)Pets Allowed Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerLuxury | Top Hotels | Romance | Best Service Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Sofitel Legend The Grand AmsterdamSpecial OfferMagnifique Offer Oudezijds Voorburgwal 197, 1012 EX Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church2,292 Reviews#14 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/05/2016 “TOP NOTCH LUXURY & SERVICE - ONE OF THE BEST HOTEL”12/05/2016 “Best Hotel in Amsterdam”LuxuryGreenRed Light District (De Wallen) Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerLuxury | Best Service | Romance | Top Hotels Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
The DylanKeizersgracht 384, 1016 GB Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church532 Reviews#21 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/05/2016 “Exclusively fantastic! ”11/21/2016 “Rising star in old city ”LuxuryCanal Ring (Grachtengordel) Travelers' Choice® 2016 WinnerLuxury | Top Hotels Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Clemens HotelSpecial Price15% off room rate Raadhuisstraat 39, 1016 DC Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church860 Reviews#22 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “A bit of an adventure”12/04/2016 “Great Staff”Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Free BreakfastMid-range Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Swissotel AmsterdamOffers & AnnouncementsPackage Deal Damrak 96, 1012 LP Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church370 Reviews#51 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Two birds one stone ”12/05/2016 “Perfect Location, brilliant beds, fantastic staff”Mid-rangeCentrum Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Radisson Blu Hotel, AmsterdamSpecial OfferPLAN AHEAD AND SAVE 15% Rusland 17, 1012 CK Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church2,919 Reviews#53 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/06/2016 “Centrally located hotel”12/02/2016 “Beautiful hotel and good location”LuxuryGreenRed Light District (De Wallen) GreenLeaders Gold level Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
The AlbusOffers & AnnouncementsFree room upgrade Vijzelstraat 49, 1017 HE Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church1,734 Reviews#62 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/18/2016 “Great room, polite and efficient staff.”11/10/2016 “Lovely Hotel, Great Location”GreenCanal Ring (Grachtengordel)Mid-range GreenLeaders Platinum level Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
Amsterdam Wiechmann HotelPrinsengracht 328-332, 1016 HX Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church774 Reviews#79 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam11/17/2016 “Great value in great location”11/15/2016 “Ideal for a weekend tour of Amsterdam's finest bars”Free BreakfastMid-rangeJordaan Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices
NH Collection Amsterdam Grand Hotel KrasnapolskySpecial OfferLOOKING FOR BETTER DEAL? Dam 9, 1012 JS Amsterdam, The Netherlands0.3 miles from English Reformed Church766 Reviews#83 of 362 hotels in Amsterdam12/02/2016 “It's a 5 star hotel!”11/28/2016 “Christmas Shopping Trip”LuxuryRed Light District (De Wallen) Show Prices Check In Check Out Show Prices

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Die 20 besten Ferienapartments in Guanxi Township, Taiwan - Airbnb, Taiwan
Jetzt Gastgeber werdenHelpRegistrierenLog-inGuanxi Township · Jederzeit · 1 GastGuanxi TownshipJederzeit1 GastLocationDrücke die Abwärts-Taste, um ein Reisedatum auf dem Kalender auszuwählen. Drücke die Fragezeichen-Taste, um die Tastaturkürzel zum Ändern von Reisedaten aufzurufen.Check-in–Drücke die Abwärts-Taste, um ein Reisedatum auf dem Kalender auszuwählen. Drücke die Fragezeichen-Taste, um die Tastaturkürzel zum Ändern von Reisedaten aufzurufen.Check-outJederzeit1 GastArt der UnterkunftPreisspanneKostenpflichtig buchenWeitere Filter213 WohnungenSave to Wish ListTake a break from city life and come relax near the lovely countryside of Hsinchu County in Taiwan! Either having a short break from the busy stressful city life or if you feel like a longer stay, we welcome you to our quaint, lovely and charming town here! We provide top quality accommodations for local Taiwanese as well as visitors from around the world! Hsinchu City is a city in northern Taiwan. Hsinchu is popularly nicknamed "The Windy City" for its windy climate. Hsinchu City is administered as a special municipality within Taiwan
位於台灣新竹關西的迷人小鎮, 無論想從繁忙工作中短暫逃離度個假, 或想到鄉間來個longstay, 這裡清新的空間, 迷人景致和友善的鄉親, 都歡迎您造訪, 來趟不一樣的鄉村之旅! Close to transportionStaying at Mercy's place in Guanxi was a wonderful experience for me! Mrs. Chan and Mercy were extremely warm hosts, and I enjoyed the stay from the first moment. At just over an hour from Taipei and less than an hour from Hsinchu, Guanxi provides a wonderful retreat within reach of the big cities. It's a perfect location for a weekend outside of the buzzing city life, and Mercy and Mrs. Chan will do everything they can to make your stay as pleasant as possible. All necessities are catered to in Mrs. Chan's and Mercy's home, and you'll feel like home from the moment you enter the door. Above all, this place radiates a vibrant and homely atmosphere, and I feel very glad that I was able to experience the hosts' hospitality! In Guanxi, be sure to try the Hakka-food, go for a hike or a ride on the bike (Mrs. Chan and Mercy kindly offered me to borrow one of theirs), or just wander this beautiful town of about 30,000 inhabitants. Whether you need some last minute necessities or fresh fruits, you will find it in Guanxi at a very affordable price. To summarize, my stay at Mrs. Chan's and Mercy's house was wonderful, and I can highly recommend everyone to pay a visit to this listing. You definitely won't regret it!Stefan2013-02-06T00:00:00ZI stayed 2 nights in Mercy's place. Although Mercy wasn't there to host me, but her mom gave me a warm welcome. Her mom was very friendly and very kind, trying to understand my poor chinese :D. The place is very comfy and surrounded by countryside. My conclusion : a very nice experience. Aurélien2013-03-20T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für1SchlafzimmerGuanxi Township, TaiwanPreis€17 Lovely Countryside Hsinchu 鄉間迷人雅房Privatzimmer · 1 Bett2 BewertungenSave to Wish List新裝修房,設施齊全,家電齊全万万想不到,世界真奇妙,房子很好哦醉波2017-04-03T00:00:00Z我们很晚才到,房东还在等我们,还准备了点心,真是不容易代柔2017-04-04T00:00:00Z超值体验雁风2017-04-02T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für4SchlafzimmerZhubei City, TaiwanPreis€78 新裝修房,設施齊全,家電齊全Ganze Unterkunft · 2 Betten5 BewertungenSave to Wish ListVery close to the main gate of Hsinchu science park, located in a new building. This room is maintained in a very clean and good condition. Though the location is close to a busy road, this apartment is extremely quiet.21 meter squareVery close to the main gate of Hisnchu science park. There are many restaurants nearby.Dies war eine großartige Erfahrung. Das Haus ist sauber und geräumig. Wifi ist schnell und zum einkaufen, essen und Bushaltestelle sind es nur wenige Minuten. Die Reiseinformation von Victor ist ausfűhrlich ,die Komunikation mit Victor war schnell. Es hat uns sehr gut gefallen und ist unser Empfehlung in Hsinchiu. 有機會造訪並停留在Victor的Airbnb是一趟很棒的旅程。Victor同時也是一位細心又與之溫良恭儉的房東。房源舒適、整潔、寬敞仳鄰新竹交流道並佐公車藍線與諸多餐館、購物中心等,推薦。 It was a great experience from the beginning to the end. The flat is spacious and clean, and there are many restaurants nearby and walking to the bus station to city center – blue line and to THSR station takes only a few minutes, recommend.Mario & Ann2016-12-14T00:00:00ZExtremely satisfied with this room. View is amazing. The apartment luxurious. And the host super friendly. I highly recommend this place. Absolutely no negative remarks.Jemila2017-01-03T00:00:00Z最新設備の素晴らしいタワーマンション&ホスト様で百点満点です。特に室内の単独の風呂、高い天井など快適な空間でした。色々と細かく対応いただき、誠にありがとうございました。是非又利用させていただきです。明愛2017-02-24T00:00:00Z房东人非常热情,开始的时候找错了位置,结果房东还亲自开车来接,非常开心!!房间很大,很干净,入住的体验非常好!Chris2016-12-20T00:00:00ZThe best room that we have come across during our 12days in Taiwan. Victor is super friendly and helpful with high tolerance. The location is great for those who wish to explore Hsinchu. Will definitely stay in Victor's place in future if we visit Hsinchu. Hui Fang2016-12-12T00:00:00Z房间很干净,房东人很热情,有去高铁站接。有家的感觉哦。诗婧2017-03-09T00:00:00Z房東非常用心 像228這兩天比較冷 另外幫我們準備毯子!很舒服~ 房間也很乾淨~值得一住沂葇2017-02-26T00:00:00Z房間非常寬敞,設施簡潔方便使用,屋主人超好!郁仁2016-12-24T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerEast District, TaiwanPreis€39 The new, clean and large bedroomPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett106 BewertungenSave to Wish List我的房源靠近城隍庙, 大远百、优美的景色、公园。因为氛围、街区、人,您一定会爱上我的房源。我的房源适合阖家旅游、情侣、商务旅客、有小孩的家庭。 This apartment is exactly the same as shown in the photo. Clean and well maintained. It is located in a new building with nice view. Alfred is a very nice host. Good choice to stay in this city.Richard2017-02-09T00:00:00Z地點離火車站大約12分鐘的腳程,不算遠。房源的設備很充足,床也很好睡。附近有新竹市超有名的墨咖啡,值得一去!貳參咖啡也離房源很近,文青不能錯過。另外要等一個小時才買得到的上華鹽酥雞也好,晚上宵夜的最佳選擇!建竹2017-02-01T00:00:00Z值得再入住的好房子Emma2017-03-06T00:00:00Z新竹市找地方住 這邊就對了文廷2017-02-14T00:00:00Z1.位置位於市中心,附近早餐店,鹹酥雞店都相當方便,且居住地相當安靜,不會有吵雜感。 2.裝潢樓中樓設計相當溫馨,房間非常乾淨舒服,整個互動開放空間可以讓同行友人玩鬧在一塊。 3.設備齊全,基本生活用品都有提供,還有杯子碗盤刀叉筷子等等。慶凱2017-04-05T00:00:00Z屋主很友善 從訂房開始一直聯絡我們還幫我們找好資料 方便我們到他的住所 地點也很方便離車站不會很遠 周圍都有吃的和便利商店! 房子非常的寬敞和大! 東西都準備很齊全 非常推薦:)yiying2017-01-08T00:00:00Z樓中樓非常美,空間超大。 近市區,大樓樓下有管理員,安全性佳。 設備齊全可以開伙,應有盡有,適合家庭/朋友一起來佑珊2017-02-17T00:00:00ZAlfred is a very nice host. He always takes good care of your demands and provide quick response. The apartment is new and clean. Definitely recommend to stay here.Richard2017-02-03T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für4SchlafzimmerEast District, TaiwanPreis€63 厨房/餐厅/客厅/两套卫浴/两大卧室,大远百旁边, 靠近城隍庙, 市中心Ganze Unterkunft · 2 Betten15 BewertungenSave to Wish ListThis cozy room with 1double and 1single bed at flat in Hsinchu City next to National TsingHua University & near by Nation ChiaoTung University. There are 2 single bed.and 1 bathroom in. It's a large, cozy and furnished 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom apartment at 1 floor. It has a full kitchen, laundry place and 2 small balconies. it's 5 meters east of the Mackey Memorise Hospital Bus and U-Bike station.
Long-stay or traveler are okay, we only ask that they are clean and happy people!Suite 20m2 in flat on 1F, has 1 double and 1 signal bed, 2 wardrobe, 1 desks, 1 big window and individual air conditioning.Nearby lived generals, businessmen and professors. Housing is located in a quiet alley, on both sides of the neighbors were friendly, however, a foreign language may be difficult, after ten o'clock at night they sleep, near the cat and dog are being keptMarten and Penny were very good hosts. Room was very cozy and the location was good. He provided everything for my ten day stay and I have no complaints. Highly recommended.Jose Nigel2016-10-25T00:00:00Z房东人超好,房间很不错,考试心情很好胜珠2017-01-21T00:00:00ZMarten and Penny were extremely accommodating and nice. They helped me find the place when i was lost, and they made sure i had everything i needed and was comfortable. The place itself is very clean and nice. Patrick2016-05-17T00:00:00Z房東十分親切,房源的地理位置、交通真的很方便,房間也很乾淨舒適,其所提供的住宿環境與用品令人非常滿意,很推薦!!!hong2016-12-12T00:00:00ZAlthough we got lost at the first time of our arrival, the apartment is such a cute place. Warm, comfortable, clean and fully equipped. I would highly recommend this place for who is coming to Hsinchu. Hsiao2017-01-12T00:00:00ZGreat, cozy apartment with all the amenities listed and very convenient to restaurants, grocery store, and local markets. Best way to experience local Hsinchu life! Michelle2016-08-03T00:00:00Z很棒的住宿體驗。謝謝(URL HIDDEN)瀞懷Ching Huai2017-01-02T00:00:00ZHad a Great stay again! Communication was very easy and everything in the flat was as described. Marten was very helpful and the check in was flexible and uncomplicated. Christopher2016-12-31T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für3SchlafzimmerEast District, Hsinchu, TaiwanPreis€17 B-2bed with bath,room close MMH,NTHU,NCTU,PASchoolPrivatzimmer · 2 Betten30 BewertungenSave to Wish ListI'm a easygoing person and would like to give you all suggestions/information I know about Taiwan.
this apartment is very close to night market.It's a quite area to stay and the room is brand new.非常干净又整洁的家里~装修很简约 安静舒适 卫生间宽敞干净 房间放两个行李箱有点不便进出但是不影响它的好~床很舒服并且被子都很干净 被子不够房东还多给一条 房东人很好下楼接我们 一大早送我们去机场 着收了一些费用 但是带来很多的便利~ 小区附近六七分钟慢走有便利店 附近人蛮少的有点偏僻但是小区很安全~楠2016-07-26T00:00:00Z房間非常舒適 ~ 房東人也很NICE星霈2016-04-05T00:00:00ZVery clean and nice room, Nice decoration, Jane always help me for everything She's very nice and kindNat2016-01-19T00:00:00ZHighly recommend Jane's place. Jane is a nice and friendly host. She helps you to plan your trip and guides you clearly on traffic matter. Her place is new, warm and clean. The luxury delicous handmade breakfast definately make your day.Sonia2016-01-31T00:00:00Z感觉房东美女姐姐人太太太好了,我们到了之后下楼接我们,还带我们走到夜市,还教我们买高铁票,第二天还开车给我们送到了高铁站,真的太感动了,而且房间也特别整洁,很温馨,我和妈妈都很喜欢洁2016-05-02T00:00:00Z樓主非常nice 提供好多資料令行程更豐富 又帶路 辛苦曬 一定會再去住Ken 2016-04-21T00:00:00Z很温馨的房间。床超级软。毛巾叠成的小大象也超可爱。Jane姐姐人很好。开始没定位对地方联系她下楼接的。还麻烦她帮忙叫车去机场。很愉快的旅行。Wang2016-04-29T00:00:00ZI actually cant decribe a word about Jane, as we really enjoyed her company a lot ( she likes a best friend to us), me, my sister and mum stayed on her home for 2 days at first but we need gets back after 3 days as something happens to us along the way and yet she able to accommodate us with a heart. She even takes her time just to accompany us to the souvenir shops though it's kinda humid that day. Truly, Jane's home is the best home away from home to stay. We hope to see her again soon, whether in the Philippines or in Taiwan again. :) Thank you for the awesome experience. Ronel2016-06-17T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerBade District, Taoyuan City, TaiwanPreis€27 a comfortable roomPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett76 BewertungenSave to Wish List離竹北高鐵站走路約12-15分鐘 (600公尺)。
附近有河堤,可以騎腳踏車一直到南寮的自行車專道,也可以坐高鐵旁邊的台鐵六家站,去新竹城隍廟或是尖石鄉等等地區玩樂!Art der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für8SchlafzimmerZhubei City, TaiwanPreis€74 隘口三216二樓Ganze Unterkunft · 5 BettenSave to Wish List位於新竹高鐵旁,走路約10分鐘, 交通十分便利,省去搭程計程車去飯店的費用,提供旅客一個舒適寧靜的住宿空間｡
The host canceled this reservation the day before arrival. This is an automated posting.John2016-08-06T00:00:00Z這是一次舒適愉快的住宿體驗,房東非常親切友善,相處起來就像朋友一般,還熱情的主動接送來回高鐵站,真心推薦給大家!!!Stephanie2016-08-30T00:00:00Z屋主非常體貼的安排入住,房間舒適乾淨。離高鐡站近。家有兩隻可愛小猫。WenShine2016-09-08T00:00:00Z房間乾淨舒服也有隱私君睿2016-07-29T00:00:00ZVery nice and friendly couples, adorable cats and comfortable living environment. Thank you both for warm hospitality, will definitely visit again.Walter2017-01-17T00:00:00Z老闆人非常nice,也很熱情~ 而且家裡面有一隻非常可愛的貓,算是額外的驚喜。 大推 !Kooi2016-08-18T00:00:00Zsorry,那么晚才评价,不过房东人超级好,强烈安利喔!而且房间舒适,也很干净。重点是房东人超级好,还接我,贴心。梁2016-05-08T00:00:00Z屋主待人親切,像回到家一樣還有兩隻可愛小貓相伴 房子很新,環境乾淨設備都很齊全,住得非常自在。 訂下去不用怕被雷俊翰2017-01-12T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für1SchlafzimmerZhubei City, TaiwanPreis€20 竹北高鐵商務型簡約單人房/ Zhubei THSR/竹北Privatzimmer · 1 Bett15 BewertungenSave to Wish List離竹北高鐵站五分鐘車程,附近有著綠意盎然的散步道~Nicholas was very accommodating and hospitable. He made breakfast for me during my stay, and I had access to use his TV and air conditioning. The overall experience was great. I would definitely recommend him to a friend!伃紓2015-08-29T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerZhubei City, 新竹縣, TaiwanPreis€24 明亮自在的放鬆空間~
Bienvenue à Hsinchu~Privatzimmer · 1 Bett1 BewertungSave to Wish List自由自在支配你的時間去旅行吧!我們有六間套房,獨立衛浴就在新竹市這古城的正中心,臨近城隍廟、火車站、百貨公司,位於新竹市最熱鬧區域,快來自由行~~感受風城帶給您魅力之旅吧。很棒!CP值高!Lee-Yu2015-10-18T00:00:00Z跟想象中一样好,很干净舒服,安全设施也做得很好,房东Grace无论什么问题都很快回复,还帮我们打电话叫计程车,介绍周围好吃的,走两三分钟就到城隍庙,非常方便,整体好棒,下次有机会还会再来Canny2016-05-15T00:00:00Z房間風格很棒,且廁所乾淨,地點位置也很方便,走路不到5分鐘就可以吃到很多新竹著名小吃員生2016-06-06T00:00:00Z房間很漂亮,我們拍照拍的很開心Shinche2015-09-14T00:00:00Z房間擺設乾淨清爽,生活所需皆具備,地點也方便,住宿者的自主性很大,喜歡!!!Babara2016-04-11T00:00:00Z因為去到的時候已經是凌晨兩點多了 可是房主居然在我們到的時候已經在樓下等著了 超級感動 而且房間真的很棒 又乾淨又舒適 後面街就有很多小吃 很值得入住喔 謝謝湯哥 哈哈林2015-09-27T00:00:00ZThank you for the host,i have a great experience to staying in Travelers. Hope to see you again.Goo2016-04-09T00:00:00Z近市中心,地域位置優勝,房的相片吸引!房光亮新淨!John2016-12-18T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2Schlafzimmer新竹市, Hsinchu, TaiwanPreis€44 Hsinchu Traveler's Home 自由行NO.7Privatzimmer · 1 Bett84 BewertungenSave to Wish List★Taoyuan International Airport is about 40 minutes drive away
近新竹科學園區､工研院和清大交大,適合來開會或工作的學生､工程師､供應商短期住宿｡房间很干净卫生安全,交通便利,周围很多美食,房东人很好很智慧,大家一起聊了很多有意思的话题。房东也主动推荐了很多景点和美食,还帮忙顿鸡汤,送我们去景点和机场。超赞。Sean2016-08-23T00:00:00Z第一次使用Airbnb住宿,就留下了很好的印象,好高興遇上了值得稱讚的好房東,位置就在園區邊,高樓層視野好,安靜舒適,周遭餐飲便利,停車也方便。問我下次是否再次住宿,我給的是很正面的回覆。Alston2016-06-09T00:00:00ZJudy 與Shawn 是非常友善親切的屋主,房間跟浴室乾淨,住處大樓管理佳,附近生活機能也很方便。相當推薦旅行背包客入住(房東分享的旅行經驗另人難忘!)如2016-09-23T00:00:00Z房東會貼心為旅客著想,會詢問行李的重量是否需要幫助載行李。房間及浴室都是乾淨整齊。不錯的入住體驗。房東也會很熱心地為我們介紹景點,非常棒的服務。Don2016-09-08T00:00:00ZJudy's place is home away from home. Situated in the city across from city park, her apartment is both modern and spacious. The view from the room, 22 floors up invites you to discover more of Hsinchu while in town. Judy is a great host and speaks fluent English. This was a great find and already bookmarked for future returns.Felix2016-10-28T00:00:00Z房間乾淨,而且房東很親切。 Stephanie2016-11-17T00:00:00Z覺得住起來相當舒適,需要的東西也都有。房東人也很好,也跟我們分享了一些他們的經驗,下次有機會會再來住 : )Yu-han2016-12-04T00:00:00Z非常感谢Judy和Shawn的如贵宾一样的招待,又与我们如挚友般的交谈,同时又给我们亲人一样的温暖。超级友善的Judy和Shawn,欢迎你们下次来重庆玩~冰岛热带鱼2016-10-03T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerEast District, TaiwanPreis€38 Hi traveler!Nice View~Near Hsinchu Science Park R2Privatzimmer · 1 Bett31 BewertungenSave to Wish List房源: 通風,安靜,社區管理安全。上千本藏書供閱。雙人床多一人入住加500元台幣。至多3人。
預訂時若需要與詢問及聯絡可以加line: chenfish0225開車5分鐘至青草湖。10分鐘至青青草原,古奇峰風景區。15分鐘至香山濕地,十七公里海岸,寶山水庫,沙湖壢藝術村,城隍廟,清大交大。阿姨非常nice 超喜歡房間裡的大窗戶 陽光一照窗明几淨 床鋪也超軟 超喜歡床單的設計 各種小細節都很乾淨 很喜歡阿姨的生活方式 感謝阿姨送的小種子還有墾丁的沙~琳杰2017-04-03T00:00:00Z非常舒服及有特色的環境,給我們很棒的體驗Iris2017-01-01T00:00:00Z房東人很好,下次到新竹一定再來拜訪!艾克2017-03-26T00:00:00Z空間舒適漂亮,住得很享受!修瑋2017-02-08T00:00:00Z環境非常舒適乾淨,就跟照片一樣,阿姨收藏很多書籍可以閱讀,對我們也很親切,整體上都很棒!黃慎航2016-12-25T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für3Schlafzimmer 新竹市, TaiwanPreis€17 Sunny friendly community apartmentPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett5 BewertungenSave to Wish ListWe offer you a cozy, clean, safe, quiet room for your stay!
新竹假日花市: 星期六、日則可由東大路橋下地下道直通玻璃藝術館抵達 值得推薦!!Wen2017-04-04T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2Schlafzimmer新竹, 市, TaiwanPreis€28 Voyage Cozy Room_HsinChu City Center_TrainStationPrivatzimmer · 1 BettNEU2 BewertungenSave to Wish Listnear Science Park, many stores to buy food and any stuff.
Euipments: Bathroom, washer, bed, airconditioner,wardrobe.Comfortable short term stay. Carrie is a very friendly and helpful host, picked me up from local train station at night. Added convenient of own washing machine in the room. Mattress is on the soft side.Lily2016-12-24T00:00:00Z房間簡單乾淨,應有的備品也具備 Peter2017-03-02T00:00:00Z設施跟地點都方便,房東人也很好家正2016-12-20T00:00:00Z Sray2017-01-03T00:00:00ZExcellent location,good price,nice land lord. There's a public parking lot around convenient for people who drive. Only problem is the tiny hair dryer and the toilet bowl is a little unclean.紀威2017-03-05T00:00:00ZCARRIE很熱心❤房間也很舒適筱婕2017-03-21T00:00:00Z房屋地點位在新竹科學園區附近,鬧中取靜而且生活機能相當方便,房間裡面罕見的還有洗衣機和曬衣服的空間,重點是房東太太人超級好,怕冷氣不夠吹還另外準備了一台小電風扇給我們帶上樓,謝謝您的細心!!志瑋2016-05-23T00:00:00Z空間滿大的 設備也算新 房東太太人很親切 Mathilde2016-08-20T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2Schlafzimmer東區, Hsinchu, TaiwanPreis€25 nice suite with all equipmentPrivatzimmer · 1 Bett22 BewertungenSave to Wish List這是全新的公寓大樓,有24小時警衛管理,非常安全,寧靜的住宅區。我的房源靠近公園。因為舒適,您一定會愛上我的房源。我的房源適合情侶、獨自旅行的冒險家、商務旅客。
地下室另外附有室內平面停車位。I had a comfortable stay at Jessica's place! The room is very clean and the bed comfy. The dog was here to keep me company, and Jessica's mom was very nice and even cooked some food for me. Even though she doesn't speak English very well, she was very patient with me and always checked if I needed anything. The place feels safe and is quiet, so it was a relaxing trip!Pierre2017-01-05T00:00:00ZThe hosts are really nice,you will have that warm feeling here!彭2017-02-19T00:00:00ZThe host canceled this reservation 9 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Jimmy2017-04-08T00:00:00ZA nice place!Jerry2017-01-14T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftPrivatzimmerObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für2SchlafzimmerZhubei City, Taiwan Province, TaiwanPreis€15 my house 全新大樓 雅房 日租 安全24h警衛管理 十分鐘 新竹高鐵站 竹北火車站 高速公路Privatzimmer · 1 Bett4 BewertungenSave to Wish List arredamento in stile nordico molto piacevole luminoso esposto a sud scenario buona vista sul fiume e l'ex capo di Hsinchu di condizionatori Daikin Daikin scambio di calore totale Una camera da letto a sud: 5 * 6.2 piedi con un materasso a molle tubo separato una scrivania un grande armadio con due posti letto esposta a sud due camere da letto: c'è un 5 * 6.2 piedi separato materasso a molle tubo di una scrivania un grande armadio posti letto entrambi nord camera: due indipendenti 5 * 6.2 piedi materasso a molle barile non c'è scrivania armadio può ospitare quattro persone e l'altra con un singolo materasso in schiuma può ospitare una persona ha di condizionatori Daikin con asciugamani puliti e asciugamani Sud: Touqian fiume Riverside Park, può camminare, può andare in bicicletta, si può sfogare ... Nord: Food Street luce tutta la strada, si può mangiare e bere ...; Tai Yuen Hi-Tech Industrial Park, in grado di negoziare ... Est: il governo della contea, DC, può viaggio d'affari ...; facile prendere treni ad alta velocità, trasporto ... Ovest: Fung Hang filtrare, potrebbe giocare in acqua; Nanliao andare, ... può essere brezza marina 一進門就感受到 Nancy 的用心,仔細的解說各種設備的使用方式。 空間很大很舒適,整潔的環境讓人的疲憊感都消失了。 柔軟的床跟溫暖的棉被,給人一夜好眠,晚上整個社區很安靜,不怕有噪音干擾,真是很舒服的生活環境。 Nancy夫婦很親切,是很棒的主人!非常推薦!Victor2017-02-28T00:00:00Z很棒很舒適薇芝2017-04-02T00:00:00Z房東人很親切客氣,房子十分乾淨漂亮,但沒有電視和冰箱不方便,另外因主臥室未開放,因此廁所只有一間,我們一共五人同行,盥洗和上廁所不便。YEN2017-02-04T00:00:00Z住宿的環境真的是安靜便捷且舒適,這次入住七大一小都覺得空間上還是非常得寬敞不擁擠,住起來就跟一個家的感覺一樣溫馨,床墊晚上睡起來也很舒服適中,新竹風大且這幾天也很寒冷,但是在室內完全沒有感覺,不知不覺就想一直待在裡面,不想出門了!房東Nancy夫婦也很熱情款待,詳細介紹住宿的使用即注意事項,非常推薦此房源給要來到新竹旅遊或工作的每一位網路朋友,下次再來玩一定會優先選擇此間!Cheng Wei2017-02-27T00:00:00Z房东人非常热情,房子很干净。可馨2017-04-04T00:00:00ZIt was a great experience staying in Nancy! Nancy and her husband were so nice. Their flat is so spacious, 4 big rooms and very clean. Highly recommend to anyone who stay in HsinChu. AlexAlex2017-03-25T00:00:00ZAirbnb首住,超級愉快的經驗,房東夫妻客氣熱心,房子新穎,設備齊全,乾淨,整齊,CP值高到破表,絕對是以後新竹行的住宿首選Ashley2017-02-26T00:00:00Z房間很乾淨舒適!很喜歡!莨棋2017-02-12T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für9Schlafzimmer竹北市, 臺灣, TaiwanPreis€94 Nancy's Lovely HomeGanze Unterkunft · 5 Betten13 BewertungenSave to Wish List我的房源靠近公園、餐廳和美食、優美的景色。因為氛圍、街區、戶外空間,您一定會愛上我的房源。我的房源適合情侶、獨自旅行的冒險家、商務旅客、有小孩的家庭。非常推薦,一定會推薦朋友來,離車站距離騎車三分鐘,樓下的麵包店也很好吃,走路就到得了全聯或是便利商店,裝潢美侖美奐,設備完善,入住經驗非常享受,房東Alfred回覆訊息速度很快,大推郁寧2017-04-04T00:00:00Z清潔,寬敞,交通便利。適合闔家入住。WEI2017-04-09T00:00:00Z房間很美,裝潢設備都很棒,距離城隍廟很近,小巷裡到處都是咖啡廳和甜點店,美食很多,值得來住奧!幼安2017-02-12T00:00:00Z房東人很好,會為我們打算,會為我安排租車服務。地方也很棒,物超所值,裝修設計新穎,設施非常乾淨,整間房子很大。Kyle2017-03-13T00:00:00Z我們親戚共四個大人在這入住三個晚上,整體環境乾淨舒適,房東很親切地提供協助,步行約15分鐘到城隍廟,附近有麵包店,水果店及西藥房,這次住宿經驗極佳!Kate2017-02-26T00:00:00Z房子新穎,安靜舒服,房東服務與聯繫很迅速,我們需要洗衣精,房東馬上幫我們補上,相當貼心Yawen2017-02-05T00:00:00Z房間很大很漂亮,cp 值很高,但隔音跟蓮蓬頭不太好,管理員臉超臭。房東回覆溝通很快也提早幫我們準備讓我們可以提早入住很棒。滿軍2017-04-07T00:00:00Z非常滿意的一次入住! 房間漂亮時尚,設備乾淨齊全!Water2017-03-05T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für4SchlafzimmerNorth District, TaiwanPreis€63 四人兩大臥室/兩大衛浴/餐廳廚房客廳起居室,大樓獨立公寓Ganze Unterkunft · 2 Betten8 BewertungenSave to Wish ListA quiet, decent place which is suitable for couples, friends and lovers. Host Chris & Sunny will prepare a special unique gift for every person who stays here.-Host Chris will prepare a special gift just for you and your family during your stay.
鄰居都很親切友善,平時喜歡烤肉!Nice and cosy place to stay. It is nice for long stay because there is even a washing machine prepared. There is a minus for the place a bit far from center and tourist spots. But, I really like the room a lot. Tan2016-03-22T00:00:00Z1. Chris replies instantly and provides details with accuracy. 2. The apartment is clean, tidy and near the center of the city. 3. What's most impressive to us are the various gadgets which make this stay more comfortable, including washing machine, oven, microwave, dryer, hangers and much more. You could literally find everything you need here.Fenta2016-08-24T00:00:00Z房間很乾淨,床睡起來很舒服,有機會會再入住。Jonathan2016-08-27T00:00:00Z很舒服的空間,會推薦朋友去住~~Kylie2016-08-21T00:00:00Z設備很齊全的小屋!Eric2017-04-09T00:00:00Z推薦,適合出遊,溫馨安靜。昱賢2017-02-12T00:00:00Z很温馨的小屋,设施齐备,应有尽有。按房主提供的路线很容易找到,周边有银行医院等等,很方便。入住了三天,非常舒适的一次体验,希望还有机会来。欣2017-01-10T00:00:00Z附近有停车位,宁静舒适的住宿。还附设小厨房,洗衣机……多功能的浴室好棒!功能齐全的家。Sin Yee2017-03-21T00:00:00ZArt der UnterkunftGanze UnterkunftObjekttypWohnungUnterkunft für4Schlafzimmer新竹市東區, 臺灣省, TaiwanPreis€28 Cozy Suite, Near NTHU, Easy ParkingGanze Unterkunft · 1 Bett52 Bewertungen123…1212…121 – 18 von 213 WohnungenGib deine Reisedaten ein, um den aktuellen Preis zu sehen. Es können zusätzliche Gebühren und Steuern anfallen.Taiwan>Guanxi TownshipKarteFilter

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A NATION CHALLENGED: STEPS AGAINST ANTHRAX; Civilians Are Reluctant to Join U.S. Test of Anthrax Vaccine - The New York Times
World|A NATION CHALLENGED: STEPS AGAINST ANTHRAX; Civilians Are Reluctant to Join U.S. Test of Anthrax Vaccine
World | A NATION CHALLENGED: STEPS AGAINST ANTHRAX A NATION CHALLENGED: STEPS AGAINST ANTHRAX; Civilians Are Reluctant to Join U.S. Test of Anthrax Vaccine
By SHERYL GAY STOLBERGJAN. 8, 2002
Of 10,000 people who may have been exposed to anthrax during the recent attacks, fewer than 2 percent have taken the anthrax vaccine, a figure that reflects postal employees' deep reluctance to enroll in a medical experiment, federal health officials said today.The postal workers were so unwilling that officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considered asking them to enroll in a second study to explore their reasons for refusing the vaccine. But the agency deemed the plan too politically sensitive, and it was dropped.''There are some who look at this as the government experimenting on their members,'' said Dr. Ben Schwartz, an agency official who is involved in anthrax research. ''Because of some of those concerns, we were hesitant to initiate another study, which would require further consent.''Five Americans have died of inhalation anthrax since October. More than a dozen others were sickened in the bioterrorist attacks, in which the anthrax germ was sent through the mail. Among the dead are two postal workers, who did not receive antibiotics because the centers, mistakenly believing that anthrax spores could not escape a sealed letter, failed to recommend treatment.Last month, the agency began offering the vaccine or 40 additional days of antibiotics, or both, to postal workers, Capitol Hill staff members and news media employees who had been in contaminated buildings. These workers, the agency said, still face a slight risk of disease after a two-month course of medicine.
But because the vaccine is approved only for prevention and not treatment after exposure, the Food and Drug Administration requires that it be offered under the auspices of a clinical trial. At the same time, the C.D.C. and its parent agency, the Department of Health and Human Services, decided not to issue a recommendation about whether people should take the shots.As of Friday, about 4,500 of the 10,000 people eligible for the vaccine had taken part in a program to learn about it, centers officials said today. Of these, just 130, 48 of them Congressional workers, chose to take the vaccine. Only one reported a side effect, a headache and swelling at the injection site, which officials said was to be expected.
An additional 1,168 people had enrolled in the experiment but agreed to take only the extra antibiotics. Today was the last day to enroll, said Dr. Bradley Perkins, who as the centers' chief anthrax expert is also the principal investigator of the clinical trial. ''Given the context in which the vaccine was offered, and the way it was presented, I can understand the relatively low uptake,'' he said.The agency released the enrollment figures today to a committee of scientific experts at the Institute of Medicine, the research arm of the National Academy of Sciences. The institute is advising the centers on the agency's far-reaching program to study the safety and efficacy of the anthrax vaccine, begun two years ago at the request of Congress.
Lawmakers ordered the research, which will include a five-year study of the vaccine in 1,500 civilian volunteers, after hearing safety questions raised by members of the military, some of whom risked courts-martial rather than take the shots.More than 520,000 people in the military have had more than two million doses of anthrax vaccine since the mandatory vaccination program was begun in March 1998. The manufacturer, the BioPort Corporation of Lansing, Mich., insists that the vaccine is safe. But BioPort has been plagued by manufacturing problems for the past several years, and the military's program has been suspended as a result.Now that bioterrorism has made anthrax a threat to the general population, concerns about the vaccine's safety apply to civilians as well, committee members said today.
''We've already had a crisis, and when is the next one?'' asked Dr. Patricia Ferrieri, a professor at the University of Minnesota Medical School and member of the panel. ''And how much more prepared will we be then, with this same vaccine?'' Continue reading the main story

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#sol17 Poetry Day! | The Hyphenated Life
March 20, 2017 ~ thehyphenatedlifeblog	Today I started my poetry unit with my Creative Writing class! It’s always one of my favorite days, because although I write nonfiction, poetry is my first love.
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< Previous #sol17 Go the F to SleepNext > #sol17 First	5 thoughts on “#sol17 Poetry Day!”	hansonberries says:	March 20, 2017 at 10:00 pm	I love poetry and sharing and teaching a variety of poetry types as well. And I love the fact that I can break the idea that poems have to rhyme. That Shel Silverstein is the only poet that exists. That all poems have to be about silly things. Not that there is anything wrong with Shel, or rhyming poems, or silly ones for that matter. But I love to take students deeper into poems and there meaning and the experimentation and expression that poetry can impart. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on poetry!
Reply	lwalpuck says:	March 20, 2017 at 10:02 pm	Poetry was also my first writing love. I think the most important thing to teach about poetry is exactly this — that it is only something “profound” through its multiplicity of expression. That it can be whatever you want it to be. That it is not something to be feared and is hopefully not ever boring. This post is giving me some ideas for a creative writing lesson I’m teaching on Wednesday — thank you!
Reply	thehyphenatedlifeblog says:	March 20, 2017 at 10:07 pm	Oh good, I’m so glad that this was helpful!
Reply	Laurie Pandorf says:	March 20, 2017 at 10:12 pm	If you don’t follow her already, you must check out The Poem Farm http://www.poemfarm.amylv.com
I adore poetry, yet it’s not my first choice as a writer. However, during this month long challenge I took the risk and posted a few. I loved your ending, ” It’s our heartbeat.” Thanks for your enthusiasm in teaching our kids!
Reply	Classroom Liner Notes says:	March 21, 2017 at 4:43 am	The Poem Farm is great and she also has some really great writing prompts, BTW. Yay for poetry!! And sad that kids are testing tomorrow, but never fear: April is coming!! I love the poems you use with your kids. So cool.

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Angelina Jolie Pitt in “By the Sea,” which she wrote and directed.CreditUniversal Pictures
Angelina Jolie Pitt dares you to watch her and her husband, Brad Pitt, as they watch others in “By the Sea,” her voyeuristic take on the classic art house film. Catch up on “Mr. Robot” before the new season begins on Wednesday. And Johnny Depp does his best Whitey Bulger impersonation in “Black Mass.”
BY THE SEA (2015) on Amazon and iTunes. The celebrity spouses Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt star as Vanessa and Roland, itinerant married artists suffering exquisitely through a 1970s rough patch in a French hotel on the Mediterranean, where they’ve set up house with Louis Vuitton luggage, booze, pills and a red manual typewriter. Roland has come to work on his novel. Vanessa lounges around in negligees, her face streaked with mascara as she weeps and weeps. And weeps. Then they discover a hole in their room and begin spying on the hot young newlyweds (Mélanie Laurent and Melvil Poupaud) next door. “Meta with a vengeance,” Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times of Ms. Jolie Pitt’s jet-setting marital melodrama. “Any resemblance to real life is strictly coincidental and completely intentional.” Ms. Jolie Pitt “takes chances in ‘By the Sea,’ including with the audience’s patience and its laughter,” Ms. Dargis added. She “may not mind if you look — but watch out!”
Rami Malek as an intense hacker in “Mr. Robot.”CreditDavid Giesbrecht/USA Network
MR. ROBOT on Amazon. With Season 2 having its premiere on Wednesday, there’s still time to catch up on the first round of this Peabody Award-winning techno-thriller, starring Rami Malek as a programmer by day and hacker vigilante by night. He’s recruited by the leader (Christian Slater) of an anarchist group — with hints of the Occupy movement and Anonymous — to destroy the corporation he is charged with protecting.
U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS 8 p.m. on NBC. Track-and-field hopefuls compete in the men’s 110-meter hurdles, the 200-meter dash and the 5,000-meter run in Eugene, Ore.
HELLO WORLD! 8 p.m. on Discovery. Ellie Goulding, Joan Jett, Dave Matthews, Steven Tyler and, in the first two episodes of this collaboration with the World Wildlife Fund, Usher and Christina Aguilera provide music for family-friendly animal stories.
Joel Edgerton, left, and Johnny Depp in “Black Mass.”CreditWarner Bros. Pictures
BLACK MASS (2015) 8 p.m. on HBO. Johnny Depp channels James J. Bulger, the remorseless South Boston crime boss, government informer and — to some — folk hero, better known as Whitey, now serving time in a federal penitentiary after 16 years on the lam. The film’s director, Scott Cooper, gives Mr. Bulger some of his luster back, portraying him as a charismatic antihero, even as he “does terrible, unforgivable things,” A. O. Scott wrote in The Times. “This guy is evil, but you have to admit he’s also kind of cool.” Alas, despite a first-rate cast (Benedict Cumberbatch, everyone), the film’s secondhand attitudes make it feel “more like a costume party than a costume drama,” Mr. Scott added.
OUTLANDER 9 p.m. on Starz. It’s 1968 in Claire’s life, as she reveals the truth to her daughter, Brianna, in this 90-minute season finale. But back in the 18th century, it’s the day of the Battle of Culloden, and Jamie must do whatever he can to save those he loves — and, in the process, change Scotland’s history.


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BADD08-09 - a snapshot of changes
I know I said recently that I wasn't going to keep blogging about my disability issues on what is, after all, a work blog, but it's Blogging Against Disablism Day and so, in what I promise will be my last blog on this for a while, unless strictly necessary, I want to look back at how things have changed for me since BADD08.
Healthwise, things have changed little. My seizure frequency remains more or less unchanged. I'm still on the same meds, at the same dose, and have a very good trade-off between stability and quality of life. No complaints there, then.
What did change for me was that very shortly after BADD08, my personal life underwent a big change - I became single again. That might not sound like a big deal to most people (setting aside the emotional upheaval a split always brings in its wake) but it has massive implications when you've been used to having someone around to be a carer, pick up the pieces after a crap day, ferry you to medical appointments because you can't drive yourself there, and so on.
I was partnered up when diagnosed more than a decade ago and then, when that relationship ended, moved almost seamlessly into my next relationship (purely by happy accident). For 12 years, there was someone by my side to tuck me up in bed after a seizure, fight my corner with the medical establishment when needed, and basically help me manage my life so I could continue to live as independently as possible.
Moving out to live on my own has reminded me how vulnerable I am, actually. I'm fortunate that the tiny handful of tonic-clonics I've had over the last year have not left me in urgent need of hospital treatment. But if I had, who would have called the paramedics? The last couple of simple partials I had left me very emotional afterwards - weepy and edgy, more so than when I was coupled up.
I've always been fiercely independent and am relishing being single again in many ways, but it's also made me aware that my need for independence mostly overrides my ability to ask for help. I had a tonic-clonic just days ago that took me 3 whole days to recover from. While friends both near and far were quick to text, tweet, ring and email to check on me once they heard, not once did I feel able to ask any of my friends or family who live near to me for assistance, even though for those 3 days I barely ate, could barely drag myself out of bed, was too frightened to attempt a shower as I felt very unsteady on my feet and cried a lot.
From a work point of view, that was also 3 days I didn't earn any money and, when you're single and self-employed, no one's going to pay the bills for you.
Ironically, that seizure was triggered by stress caused by my frustration with my publisher, for whom I've written a book on - epilepsy!
So, for me, the last 12 months have been very much about learning not so much how to live alone but how to cope alone, and making the necessary adjustments to my daily life to keep myself as safe as possible while staying independent. I guess I still need to learn how to ask for help when I need it. Ask me again in 12 months how far I got with achieving that particular hurdle...
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Labels: Blogging Against Disablism, disability, epilepsy
Not to live alone but to cope alone - that really rang true to me, that line. I don't live alone, I live with my parents, but still, I often feel as if I have to cope with things on my own, for fear of being too much of a burden and because they're not all that young or healthy themselves. It's something that I'm constantly challenged with, and I'm sorry that you're dealing with it as well.
When I first read your comment I felt immense sadness that you live with your closest family and yet still feel you can't express everything you need to. (I must admit, though, I'd definitely feel the same if I had to live with any of my blood relatives!) In turn, you've struck a chord with me - "fear of being a burden". I almost wrote this yesterday and decided not to, but it's true. I want my friends to spend time with me from choice not obligation and that holds me back when I'm in need. I'm lucky that my needy days are very few and far between. I also know I need to give the burden issue a lot of thought. I wish you lots of strength in dealing with the side issues that arise from having a disability and hope you find a solution.
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Kim's Crazy Life: It's all crashing around me....
It's all crashing around me....
Well in the last week I have dropped my cell phone in the toilet and crashed my computer. I haven't felt so lost since Mike Tracey broke up with me in college. I just wander around and wonder what's going on in the world and what every one's phone number is. It is very humbling.
I dropped my cell phone in the toilet at the Cracker Barrel. I dove in and tried to revive it but after it dried out it just wasn't strong enough to make it. I will admit that I had forgotten it was on my lap and dropped it on the garage floor several times but I thought I had a few good years left in it. Since I don't have my old numbers I couldn't call my hairdresser , my nail tech or my doctor. I am walking around with roots , chipped nails and no emergency Xanax. It is not a pretty site. I see other people with their phones and get weepy remembering all the good times we had. Like the time I left it in the shoe department in Macy's and the little Asian lady kept answering it for me and taking messages. My brother called me and spoke with her and then called home and left a hostage message. Finally the lady turned the phone off and proclaimed to me, "You very popular girl. You have many calls." I think she was overwhelmed. Well welcome to my country and my world little Asian lady.
The computer crashed and I had to listen to the "what did you do to it " speech that I hear every time something breaks. I was waiting for the call when the World Trade Center came tumbling down because as Steve will tell you things don't just break. Anyway, we are now in the process of looking for a new computer but between Australia payments , class rings, baseball fees and all life's other necessities I think I will be getting a legal pad and a No. 2 pencil. So for now I am bootlegging and blogging on the computers of my rich friends. Please be patient with me. Don't stay awake nights worrying that the drama of my life had ceased. There is still plenty of drama I just can't get it to you very conveniently. P.S. Grandma Jackie, if ya'll have an extra computer lying around I'll trade you a legal pad for it..
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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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Insulin differentially regulates protein phosphotyrosine phosphatase activity in rat hepatoma cells — Hungarian Consortium
Insulin differentially regulates protein phosphotyrosine phosphatase activity in rat hepatoma cells
Joseph Meyerovitch, Jonathan M. Backer, Peter Csermely, Steven E. Shoelson, P. Csermely
We have studied the effect of insulin stimulation on phosphotyrosine phosphatase (PTPase) activity in the well-differentiated rat hepatoma cell line Fao. PTPase activity was measured using a 32P-labeled peptide corresponding to the major site of insulin receptor autophosphorylation. Of the PTPase activity in Fao cells, 14% was in the cytosolic fraction, whereas 86% was in the particulate fraction; this latter fraction also had a 4-fold higher specific activity. Purification of the particulate fraction by lectin chromatography resulted in a 50% increase in specific activity, although this glycoprotein-rich fraction contained only 1.5% of the total activity. Both the cytosolic and particulate PTPase fractions were active toward the tyrosyl-phosphorylated insulin receptor in vitro. The activity of the particulate fraction but not the cytosolic fraction was inhibited by addition of a micromolar concentration of a phosphorylated peptide corresponding to residues 1142-1153 of the human insulin receptor sequence. By contrast, addition of the nonphosphorylated peptide even at millimolar concentration was without effect. Both PTPase fractions were inhibited by Zn+ at similar concentrations, whereas the cytosolic PTPase activity was 10-fold more sensitive to vanadate inhibition. Treatment of cells with 100 nM insulin increased PTPase activity in the particulate fraction by 40% and decreased activity in the cytosolic fraction by 35%. These effects occurred within 15 min and were half-maximal at 3-4 nM insulin. When assessed as total activity, the magnitude of the changes in PTPase activity in the particulate and cytosolic fractions could not be explained on the basis of a translocation of PTPases between the two pools. We conclude that hepatoma cells possess discrete membrane and cytosolic PTPases with activity toward the tyrosyl-phosphorylated insulin receptor which can be regulated by physiological concentrations of insulin. PTPases may therefore modulate the tyrosyl phosphorylation of the insulin receptor and its substrates, and may be involved in the regulation of insulin-stimulated metabolic and growth-related effects.
10338-10344
Meyerovitch, J., Backer, J. M., Csermely, P., Shoelson, S. E., & Csermely, P. (1992). Insulin differentially regulates protein phosphotyrosine phosphatase activity in rat hepatoma cells. Biochemistry, 31(42), 10338-10344.
Insulin differentially regulates protein phosphotyrosine phosphatase activity in rat hepatoma cells. / Meyerovitch, Joseph; Backer, Jonathan M.; Csermely, Peter; Shoelson, Steven E.; Csermely, P.
In: Biochemistry, Vol. 31, No. 42, 1992, p. 10338-10344.
Meyerovitch, J, Backer, JM, Csermely, P, Shoelson, SE & Csermely, P 1992, 'Insulin differentially regulates protein phosphotyrosine phosphatase activity in rat hepatoma cells', Biochemistry, vol. 31, no. 42, pp. 10338-10344.
Meyerovitch J, Backer JM, Csermely P, Shoelson SE, Csermely P. Insulin differentially regulates protein phosphotyrosine phosphatase activity in rat hepatoma cells. Biochemistry. 1992;31(42):10338-10344.
Meyerovitch, Joseph ; Backer, Jonathan M. ; Csermely, Peter ; Shoelson, Steven E. ; Csermely, P. / Insulin differentially regulates protein phosphotyrosine phosphatase activity in rat hepatoma cells. In: Biochemistry. 1992 ; Vol. 31, No. 42. pp. 10338-10344.
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Inner Child Drawings - Expressive Art Inspirations
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Inner child drawings are a profound way to access aspects of your psyche that you may not normally pay attention to.
1.Relax and breathe with your paper and crayons in front of you.
2. Close your eyes and see or feel a child near you. Notice the color or her/his hair, notice the height, posture, clothing. Open your heart and feel yourself accepting this child exactly as she/he is, even if the chid is angry sad or frightened.
3. Ask the child to play a game with you. The adult in you will ask the child 3 questions. What is your name? What are you feeling right now? What can I do to help you feel really good?
4. Let the child draw a picture of for you and answer the questions using crayons and your non-dominant hand.
5. Thank the child for sharing with you.
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Beyond Blinking Lights and Acronyms: Quit Trying To Reduce Costs!
That's right, IT managers shouldn't try to reduce costs above all else.
Now before you go to your CFO and suggest this let me make it clear that I'm not suggesting that we forget about cost reduction, rather I'm suggesting we change our focus. Managing cost is a big deal for IT and for any CFO. Due to the economics of technology we've seen continual decreases in hardware and network expenses. So much so that reducing costs, year over year, has been easy. Couple this trend with increased performance for the same hardware that costs less and we have looked like heroes.
The downside to this happy story is that it has lulled us into focusing primarily on cost. When we talk about our accomplishments we tout how much we've reduced cost and talk about future cost reductions. Not surprisingly our audience, the leadership of the company, starts to think of IT in terms of cost.
Now the hardware and network cost curve is flattening out a bit. And that leaves us facing the prospect of trying to push down costs further when the best lever we have is cutting personnel expenses. That's when you start hearing not-so-subtle suggestions from your CFO and CEO about outsourcing data centers and programming staff.
Rather than just talking about cost, technologists have to start talking about value. Value is the benefit received relative to its cost. Simply stated:
Cost is an element in this equation but so is the benefit, a factor we don't always give the attention it deserves. We can increase value by increasing the benefit or by reducing the cost. Why not do both?
Talk to your company's salespeople about "value or value-added selling" versus selling based on price ("cost" to the buyer). They'll tell you that trying to compete on price/cost is a race to the bottom. Emphasizing the value from the customer's standpoint generates premium pricing.
The reality is that there is tremendous value in the services we provide. We've made our companies more efficient, provided new and better services to our customers and provided timely and accurate information to management. However, perception is also reality. Management won't give us credit for benefits they don't recognize. Like our sales force we have to sell the value.
The first step is to determine the benefits of the projects we work on. This includes not only true IT projects such as calculating the cost savings of using more energy efficient hardware in the data center, but also the business projects. Technology improvements such as a new system to help reduce the order-to-cash cycle can have tremendous returns on investment. However, because the benefits of these types of projects may be intuitively understood or seem obvious to all, business project may often proceed without the rigor of a project justification.
When there is no formal understanding of the project's value, it is easy for the project scope to continually expand and the value to be silently eroded with each new scope expansion. Part of our job is to make sure we deliver the value we promised. For us to claim value we need to make sure that we go through the process of determining and documenting the project's value and then to make sure that value is realized. Documenting the value will also help in keeping everyone's "eyes on the prize" and help minimize non-value added changes in project scope.
The second step in selling value is to change the discussion. We need to steer the discussion to focus on the project's benefits and value. Just as our sale team has learned, value selling can reap rewards. Talk value--and add in costs only as it relates to the benefits of the project.
Until we change the dynamics of the discussion the leadership of the company will continue to think of IT as a place for minimizing costs--and our budget struggles will become increasingly more painful.
Now it's up to you: How are you going to sell the value of your IT operations to your management?
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Jun 2, 2008 5:37:53 PM | Information Technology, Strategy & Management
Great article Mike. I've been arguing this for years...I'll be pointing everyone I know to this article.
Posted by: Eric Brown | June 03, 2008 at 07:23 AM
Thanks for commenting. This is something we need to constantly reinforce. Reducing costs is easier than adding value and we need to resist the temptation to do only the easy part.
Posted by: Mike | June 03, 2008 at 09:51 AM
Mike, not either or... I help CIOs negotiate. Most could cut costs 20 to 40% from their IT budgets and not skip a beat. I agree it's not the only focus. As you commented on Jackie's post on my blog, the real IT payback comes from customer centric stuff. But if the IT overhead is too high, then you are doing your org a disservice...
Posted by: vinnie mirchandani | June 04, 2008 at 07:06 AM
Agreed. The key point though is that if you concentrate solely on cost reduction you won't ever become "strategic" in the eyes of the business leaders. To do that you have to provide value.
Posted by: Mike | June 05, 2008 at 09:36 AM
Very helpful article as i came to know to increase the value for the organization as well as value for the employes.
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~Change your mind and you Will to change what you See~
If you believe that the attainment of Heaven now is impossible and that Heaven comes in the future after your death or “world destruction” then you are not PRACTICING the teaching “take NO thought for tomorrow.”
How will a hell-fire in the “future” be real and burn you when Jesus Christ tells you to STOP thinking about tomorrow???
“David Winter” takes no thought for tomorrow, and this has allowed him to see that FAITH in God is Faith justified! You are So very safe from EVERYTHING in the future because the future is NOT REAL! When you Will to Know this you will be free of All suffering. Now is All there ever was ❤
Let me ask a question of you. Do you know 100%, right now, that you will be ‘alive and breathing’ on the earth tomorrow? Of course you do not. So the future to the ego is like this, ” I am going to worry myself sick about something that will never happen.”
You are so very safe Beloved ! You are invincible and very much unaware of your invincibility because you Judge what God has Created perfect for YOU and YOU alone ❤
God did not create “past and future” you are making it up. “God” your very loving Source created eternity, and eternity is “timeless.” As you understand this even “intellectually/egotisticaly”, then you at least know “you do not know.”
What does David Winter know for sure? NOTHING!
When you know you do not know you can allow yourself to be taught by your Higher Self or “Holy Spirit”. The name “Jesus Christ” represents an Enlightened Saviour who still is accessible to His followers, this is very much unbelievable to the devil your ego, because you prefer Not to know the Truth, God is very scary to believers of k. James’ terror manifesto.
Your belief in death has your mind paralyzed in fear by the terror of “what comes after death.” NOTHING COMES AFTER DEATH!! LIFE IS AL THERE IS NOW!! You see death because you believe in death and you believe in death because you BELIEVE in k. James fear manifesto.
Hell-fire is the equivalent of a nightmare, in the same way when a child is lied to about something very scary. Is hell-fire scary, you betcha it is, is it dangerous NEVER! Your creative Source Loves YOU and this requires NO BELIEF TO KNOW!! If hell-fire could exist your Creative Source would be insane and your Father is Not Insane, the ego your devil is. When David Winter realized that hell-fire was a mental block unto Salvation is when I realized God’s Love for His Creation. I knew that the body was the ego’s idol; the belief in sin (or, lack of love) made flesh and projected it outward.
These teachings are for Everyone, you can delay Salvation or Enlightenment in “time” but never eternally. When you are done suffering and realize All suffering is within your control to release, you Will Know you are THAT and FORGIVENESS 70X7 brings Heaven into Vision.
ITS ALL YOU Beloved !
“A changed mind sees a changed world”
For those who have the Eyes to SEE, LOOK!!
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