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Brecon Beacons 2017: Top 20 Brecon Beacons Vacation Rentals, Vacation Homes & Condo Rentals - Airbnb Brecon Beacons, Wales, United Kingdom
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Hilary and Mark couldn't have possibly made our stay anymore pleasant! They were flexible with arrival and departure, and more than willing to provide us with information on walks/ restaurants/ attractions etc. We genuinely didn't want to leave when the time came around and as soon as we jumped in the car, there was talk of our next trip to Bwlch and Brecon. Overall, I can't recommend this couple highly enough. Their enthusiasm for the area was outstanding and the room was perfect!
Great hosts! Very knowledgeable and hospitable! We really enjoyed our stay, we felt very comfortable and well looked after. The small touches were much appreciated! The house and surroundings are absolutely gorgeous, you will never get bored, so much to explore within walking distance. The bed is so comfortable and the breakfast and facilities are great! We would definitely stay there again! Thank you for making our stay so enjoyable!
Hilary and Mark made me feel very welcome. The flat was lovely. A perfect place for my brief stay.
This was our second stay here and a very comfortable one. Nice, private room for a short stay and extremely helpful and welcoming hosts. Highly recommended!
Howell2016-05-03T00:00:00Z
What a wonderful place to stay, our room was spacious with every comfort included, and our every need thought of and provided for. Lots of little extra touches such as a vase of fresh flowers on the table made our stay special. Mark and Hilary are lovely hosts, and extremely helpful with local information. I thoroughly recommend staying here.
Hillary and Mark were very welcoming and very helpful with the local area. They permitted to park outside day and night and house is in a great location in the center of the brecon beacons national park. Room is clean, spacious and great value for money. Would highly recommend
From the moment I met Sophie I knew the Hut would be great It is so well thought out and lovely to hear how they designed and built it. Just sit and admire the view from a Haven of peace. It really is an escape from everyday. I was sad to leave. The shower is fab and good to have proper facilites with a well thought out shower room Loads to do in the area and great places to eat depending on your preferences I can't wait to return Sue
We loved our stay! This place will forever be our favourite place - where we got engaged! Thank you so much Sophie and Tim, it's been brilliant you have got an amazing spot!
The Acorn is a beautiful paradise nestled atop the Brecon Beacons. No detail has been spared in creating the comforts and homeliness this Shepherd’s Hut provides. There is definite emphasis on the GLAM in glamping here and for such a reasonable price, too. Two nights just wasn’t enough and with its magnificent quality married to a perfect location, it is the kind of place you could easily and happily spend a longer stay. It is almost TARDIS-like inside, with a superb use of the space. A tranquil and stunning outdoor area to unwind as the skies grow dark and you soak up the incredible views make is a MUST STAY for anyone looking in this area. Lovely, friendly hosts – it was a pleasure to meet you both.
The shepherds hut is in such a beautiful spot right on the edge of the Brecon Beacons and nothing prepared me for the amount of stars at night and the incredible views in the morning. We had a long day's cycling from Merthyr Tydfil but the final push up the long driveway was so so worth it to get to the top, which was so much more breathtaking than I could ever have imagined. There was a shed to lock our bikes in, maps for us to plan the next day's cycle route, and some interesting pages about how they built the hut. We weren't sure what time we'd arrive so Sophie told us how to find it and get in and came up to welcome us when Tim saw us cycle past. It was the perfect place to relax after a day in the Brecons and so lovely to sit around the fire, watching the sky get dark over the mountains. Thank you Sophie and Tim!
Alle2017-06-26T00:00:00Z
Sophie's shepherd's hut was an absolutely delightful place to stay. The space was small but so thoughtfully furnished and very comfortable: great shower, lots of outlets, a little fire pit with accompanying marshmallows etc. And, of course, the setting was gorgeous. One of my favourite Airbnb stays yet!
The Acorn looks amazing in photos and it is even better when you get there. The inside of the hut is super cozy, tasteful, spotless and smells very nice. Every detail is well thought out. I though the shower and toilet area will be super tiny, but it was fine and it even had a little window with a beautiful view! Staying in the hut was like staying in a Pinterest photo :) The outside is perfect for bbq or just watching the most beautiful nature. It was raining a lot but we were able to cook our food outside and count rainbows with no inconvenience. Thank you for my surprise birthday flowers and a little note Sophie. We had such a great time!
We had a lovely weekend away, and we were very lucky with the weather. It was a great location for doing the 4 waterfalls walk, and also a short driving distance to a lot of what the Brecon Beacons has to offer. The hut was very clean, and also very cosy with the log burner on - and a very comfortable bed too. Would recommend the Red Lion pub in Pendyrn (the food was superb!), and would definitely stay again.
Truly wonderful cabin with lots of lovely touches. Perfect location. Would highly recommend.
Absolutely beautiful. We loved our stay, even better than we had hoped for!
Geneva2017-01-04T00:00:00Z
We stayed in Lucia's Shepherds Hut for a long weekend from the 23rd September. If you are planning a visit, I strongly recommend using my suggestion. Tap the 'Quick Code' 9C3RQCXW+R6 into (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN), or if not try (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN) as a location code. Either of these WILL take you right to the gate. We made the mistake of arriving after dark, so had no awareness of our surroundings at this time, I'd suggest avoiding this if possible and TAKE TORCHES (luckily we did). We found the Hut to be beautifully finished and decorated to a high standard. It has obviously been very well thought out. If you haven't stayed in a Shepherds Hut before, please set your expectation though, it's comparable to a large Caravan internally. This isn't intended to sound negative, but best to be prepared. The space has been utilised in the best possible way. At the time of our visit, there was no connectivity with the outside world. No phone, no internet (although Lucia tells us this is being arranged) and our mobiles absolutely didn't work (We had 4 phones, although all with the same carrier - EE, Life Mobile and BT Mobile). There is a TV/DVD player and a selection of DVD's, but we never attempted to use this. With that aside, our stay was highly enjoyable and certainly a nice break from the hustle and bustle of our normal lives. There is a lovely little decked area with a table/chairs and a Weber BBQ. The Wood Burner, as beautiful as it is, is difficult to use. Would couldn't make it burn longer than about 2 hours, due to it's small size, so this might make it tricky as what appears to be the only heat source, as the weather becomes colder. We'd not hesitate to recommend Lucia's Shepherds Hut, it's peaceful, tranquil and literally only 2-3 minutes walk from one of the four Waterfalls, in exceptionally beautiful surroundings.
Our trip to the brecon beacons was booked very last minute however booking via the airbnb app was really easy and all communication with Lucia was very quick and informative. The directions provided to us were perfect with no issues finding the Hut on our arrival after dark. The shepherds Hut is wonderful, very modern and decorated in a way that makes it feel very welcoming. We were provided with towels, bedding and all kitchen utensils so we were able to cook a full meal on both nights. The bed is really comfortable and large and even though our trip was in october the Hut stayed very warm with a combination of the floor heating and log burner (at times it actually was even too warm!) The location is amazing, we did a long waterfalls walk and spent the whole day walking with the start/end point being right on our doorstep (which we were very greatful for after 7hrs of walking). My wife and I loved this short break and would recommend it to anyone wanting a romantic break, walking holiday or to anyone who just wants to get away from emails, WiFi and social media! Tips: Ensure you bring shoes you don't mind getting muddy, a torch is provided in the Hut, there is a large sainsburys around 20mins drive away (on the A465 towards Cardiff) so you can pick up food/supplies either on your way if arriving this way or whilst staying there.
For our first B&B experience and first time in Brecon Beacons we've chose well, it was an amazing one, Gwen's place is impressive starting with the view on the lake, warm welcome, authentic country-life style till the full British breakfast prepared and served by the man of the house. We felt very privileged to be part of a normal day at the farm. I don't think you can find a better location in the area, lake view is absolutely perfect and you can spend a lovely evening in the garden just enjoying its vibrant colours. Pan-Y Fan is 20 minutes away, a large variety of walks available in the area (we would recommend well-known waterfalls), Hay-On Wye 20 minutes away is a lovely town well known for its bookshops, coffee shops and ice cream. For fishermen like my husband, boat renting and fishing an the lake is possible for 28£ a day fee. Looking forward to go back for a fishing weekend.
Gwen and Kermis are fantastic hosts! The house is quite incredible. It's a large historic farm house that feels a bit Downton Abbey. The farm is a real working farm, Kermis was staying up quite late lambing whilst we were there. It was really nice to be in a real farm environment for the weekend. Gwen's breakfasts are fantastic, more than adequate and served with great chat and laughter from the Aga. There's a piano and a log fire that we took advantage of too. The area is great for walking, you can see the Beacons from the kitchen window and you're a stones throw from the Usk River. There are great pubs down the road with friendly locals and good food. Top spot! Definitely recommend it!
I booked on the day of the stay for an impromptu few days walking in the lovely Brecon Beacons. I can only repeat the the previous reviews. The old farmhouse on a working farm was comfortable and full of character. Gwen and Cemaes were perfect hosts, welcoming and relaxed. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay ... a real break from my city life.
An idyllic working farm, a beautiful ancient farmhouse with gorgeous views of the lake, and friendly welcoming hosts. Like staying with family! The New Innin Bwlch village is unbelievably good value, great beer and food.
We had a lovely stay here and were treated with a generous welcome and sincere hospitality. I would highly recommend coming to stay here during your trip to the Brecon Beacons. There are plenty of walks close by, beautiful views from the house which was cosy and warm. A generous breakfast set us up for the day, which was very much appreciated. Thanks again!
Great place. Everything just as we wanted.
A traditional farmhouse run by lovely people. It was comfortable and was a great way to experience the Brecons!
Alim2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
Cemaes was a great host. He couldn't have been more helpful, even giving us a lift to and from a wedding we were attending nearby. The room was comfortable, facilities good and the breakfast spot on. Both Cemaes and Gwen were a pleasure to chat to as well. Finally, the views of Llangors from the house were stunning, and the house itself full of charm. I can't recommend highly enough.
Lovely and friendly hosts who made us feel very welcome in their home. Room clean/comfy and had some nice extras. Beautiful setting, right by the lake and we loved our bonus tour of the farm. Would recommend and stay again.
Mary Louise2016-07-24T00:00:00Z
Altough my partner and I only stayed for one night we found ourselves very much at home. Gwen and her Family were a joy to meet with, making us feel very welcomed the moment we arrived. It was a pleasure to be at their home, which offered us everything we needed, in terms of comfort and space etc. Gwen's hospitality was impeccable, from providing us with knowledge of the area, for walks and dining, being shown around the farm as well as cooking for us. For our first visit to the Brecons we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would most certainly return. Many thanks again.
beautifully secluded with only the sounds of nature and the wonder of the stars at night - the main house sits behind the cabin but there is still this sense of seclusion
The chalet was absolutely delightful, and we had a really nice weekend away from the city. It was super clean and had everything we needed to cook dinner. We loved ending the day sitting on the porch - the goats were great entertainment! Angela was very welcoming and easy to communicate with. Her instructions for getting to the accommodation were great! Highly recommended :-)
Cece2017-08-13T00:00:00Z
I stayed over with my partner for 4 days at the end of June. It poured down by the bucketload when we arrived, but there will be few places where this is more enjoyable, as the view from the Chalet is just great, just as you can see from the pictures. Situated centrally in the Beacons, you get your typical sometimes very narrow roads, so be warned. Lots of great views, of Mountains, Forests, Lakes and even waterfalls in reasonable walking distance. Information in a lot of books and leaflets in the bookshelf. I can also wholeheartedly recommend the "Chang Thai" Restaurant in Brecon. Angela and Allen were (and hopefully still are) very friendly and helpful, but without ever being intrusive - something I personally appreciate a lot. Long story short: Well worth a visit, both the Brecon Beacons as well as the Chalet itself!
My friend Sophie and I couldn't have asked for more at this Airbnb. The cabin-like building has been beautifully furnished and is comfortable and cosy to stay in with all the amenities you'd need for a break away. The scenery is breathtaking and can be enjoyed from a lovely balcony. There are some friendly goats on the property who always liked to come and say hi to us every time we came and went! Angela was a brilliant host, left us to our own devices and came out in the evening to help us get the tv working with a smile on her face. I'd highly recommend this property to anyone looking for an escape in beautiful surroundings!! 5 stars!
Heol Senni, Brecon Beacons National Park, United Kingdom
Claire and Andrew were amazing hosts, they have a beautiful home and made us feel very welcome and at ease. They gave us lots of great tips and useful maps /books about the area. I would definitely recommend staying here.
What a stay this was! Evermore so as we had had a long day walking to be welcomed into a beautiful clean cottage with a cup of tea and biscuits ready. Everything was quickly and excellently explained to us and we were left to make the best of it. Now here is the great bit! The hot tub. It was the middle of winter yet stunning and crisp and sitting there in the Hot Tub unwinding after a long day was pure bliss. The next morning and after the most comfortable beds we have ever slept on (we both agreed on that) we had breakfast and to top it all off, our amazing hosts gave us a drive down to the local town to catch our bus. 5*s. Period.
Abdel2016-12-19T00:00:00Z
Based in the centre of Brecon Beacons National Park. located 10 min walk from vibrant village of Talybont Direct access to the open hill. Walk to join the Taff Trail, Henry Vaunge Walk and The Usk Valley Trail. Join a cycle trail 2 minutes down from the Farm. Canal within a walking distance. The Bryn water Falls 10 minutes beautiful drive past the Talybont-on-Usk Resivour. Cycle hub in the village with cycle info, tools and wash. 4 pubs Local shop, Cafe and post office within a 15-20 min walk
Romantic medieval stone original farmhouse. The a beautiful slipper bath big enough for 2. Log burner set in an Ingel Knock fireplace with the original breadoven. Oak doors and wooden beams throughout. An ideal get away!
Based in the centre of Brecon Beacons National Park. The village of Talybont-on-Usk 10 min walk, with 3 pubs,cafe, postoffice, shop, canal and river. waterfalls & resivour and direct access onto the back of the Beacons can walk all day and only see a few or sometimes no one!
My girlfriend and I really enjoyed our stay here Ceri is lovely and her and the other people on the farm really made us feel really welcome. If you're looking for somewhere out of the way and off the beaten track with lots of character then this is the place for you. Lots of waterfalls and plenty of places to walk from in close proximity to the farm and the village is a walkable distance away.
Thanks so much Ceri, we had a lovely stay and you were all so welcoming. We really enjoyed helping feed the goats too!
Traditional little cottage in lovely location. Ceri was very helpful and welcoming. Went on some really lovely walks only a short drive away. Be aware all the hot water and heating is generated using a wood fire which took a while to get going - bring some extra jumpers!
This was a perfect romantic getaway for my husband and I. Great if you want to switch off and relax! We did a lot of reading in front of the fire! Luckily my husband was good at getting a fire going and keeping it going as we needed it on constantly! (Also there is a charge of 5pounds per basket of firewood so make sure you have cash on you) There's also a coin meter for power however we were able to heat the house with the fire (and radiater switch) so only used a couple of pounds a day! It really was the fire and cottage though that gave a unique experience! Ceris son checked in on us daily in case we needed help with anything! It created such a memorable stay and we hope to be back if we're back in Brecon!
Tash2017-01-12T00:00:00Z
Lovely spot to explore the Brecon Beacons from
Eleanor2015-12-24T00:00:00Z
Ceri and her sons (as well as their dogs!) made us feel extremely welcome. They were happy to come to the cottage a couple of times to help us with starting the fire, etc. The cottage was so unique and cosy and we loved reading about the history of the building. They live on a beautiful property with stunning views from their fields. The nearest town is walkable and has a couple of pubs and a store to buy supplies to cook at the cottage. Everyone we met in the area was VERY friendly.
Jaclyn2016-06-04T00:00:00Z
A wonderful (EMAIL HIDDEN)pletely remote and exactly what we needed - Thank you!
Si2015-11-10T00:00:00Z
Ty Fferm Hen, 400 year old listed Farmhouse, fire
Brecon, brecon beacons national parl, United Kingdom
Great location to explore nearby mountains, Brecon and quaint villages with a short drive. Enjoyed a nice walk around Llangorse lake (take wellies when the field is flooded!) and ate at the Red Lion - delicious roast!
Lovely little place. Great check in and communication! Very accommodating hosts.
Aiste2017-09-03T00:00:00Z
Jacqui was very welcoming on arrival, and had provided continental style items for breakfast, with plenty of choice. The cottage was very clean and is well furnished, with a very comfortable bed and cosy décor. The surrounding scenery was great, with easy access to footpaths taking you straight into the hills.
Lovely cottage decorated beautifully. Host leaves a lovely welcome pack of goodies and breakfast. well placed for walking also a great pub with lovely food in walking distance too
Trefeinon, Wales, United Kingdom
Such a lovely home, we really enjoyed our stay. Perfect for some R&R surrounded by nature. Laura and Chris for friendly, helpful hosts. The only slight negative for us was the bed being a bit too soft, but this could just be preferences. We stayed midweek, and as the property is connected to their family home, you may be woken by children and pet getting ready for their day, but it was just normal mornings sounds as they leave for school, nothing to loud or jolting! Easy 15-20 minute walk into town or about £3 taxi ride if it's too dark to walk, as part way is a county road leading to the house. Absolutely great find!
Such a beautiful place, perfect for our stay, just wish I could have enjoyed it a while longer!
Our visit to the Ffynnonau Annex was excellent. The accommodation was clean, full of character and very comfortable. The location was in a delightful setting, a little out of Brecon but just a few minutes by car. Both Laura and Chris were friendly and helpful. Check in, check out and other communication all went very smoothly. We would happily recommend the Ffynnonau Annex to anyone
Thank-you Laura and Chris. This place is an excellent little gem. Communication was brilliant and quick, we didn't have any issues but if we did I wouldn't have hesitated to have asked Laura and Chris for help. The annex really is very homely with everything you could ask for, underfloor heating in the kitchen, the wood burning fire in the lounge, and even some milk in the fridge! Would love to stay again, but for more than a fleeting visit next time.
Fantastic and beautiful cottage. LOVELY decor and so well equipped. Laura and her husband were so accommodating and helpful. We will be back for longer next time.
Catriona2016-12-04T00:00:00Z
Well equipped, good sized bed, very clean, great location, great shower, tea, coffee, sugar and milk provided. We definitely recommend.
I'm tempted not to share how lovely this place is, because it feels like a wonderful secret! Book it. You really won't be disappointed. Just don't book it when we want to return!
We stayed at the Annex for two nights, a lovely place to use as a base for exploring the area and enjoying a few walks. Made very welcome by our hosts and great attention to detail throughout, it felt like a real home from home, we would thoroughly recommend this place.
Penlan, Wales, United Kingdom
Beautiful field 3 minute walk from car parking. Wetroom on the farm yard in the heart of the Brecon Beacons 15 min walk to the village with 4 pubs, cafe and shop. Canal, Resivour Taff trail all less than 15 mins. Cycle&walking trails from the door. Direct hill access
Camping space All prow payable Children 2 and over £6 per night Well behaved kept on lead at all times dogs £5 per night
We loved our field experience- watching the sun go down and then the stars and crescent moon through the night. Ceri helped us with our bags up the hill too. It is also a great location for walks and pubs. Will return to enjoy again soon!
jono2016-04-11T00:00:00Z
Back to basics camping with the bonus of an eco loo. superb views and really, really quiet. lovely stroll to the village with a couple of pubs along the canal. Great if you want to get away from everything. Thanks Ceri.
We had a great stay with Ceri and her great family! We felt very much that she was around if needed but were able to enjoy the remoteness that we wanted camping on her top field. Accommodated kindly to our change of plans and was lovely through and through. The area is absolutely beautiful and she gave us great advice on some nice walks to do around the area. Will definitely be back ! Thank you so much for everything !
What a gem of a place! Perfect spot for walking and getting away from it all. Ceri couldn't of been more accommodating. we felt very welcome. We will definitely be back.
Juicy2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
CAMPING Bring you own camping Gear
Nice tent, great amenities. A good location near pubs and a short drive from the main sites in the Beacons!
Absolutely perfect. No other way to describe it. Every detail has been thought of for the ultimate clamping experience. We will definitely be back.
Had a great stay at the Bell tent. Perfect place to get away from it all for a couple of days. Hugh was very welcoming and friendly and Oscar is too. Would definitely recommend ☺
A truly beautiful space that was set up really nicely by Hugh. As well as the bell tent there was also an undercover table and bbq and a separate set of lounger style chairs where we could relax. We had picked up some bbq food on the way so once we arrived we didn't have to leave again and could enjoy the area and have a lovely bbq in the idyllic setting after a bit of a muddy walk. The bathroom facility was about 40 m away but was lovely and clean and warm. We slept well in the tent and there were extra blankets. Really enjoyable way to spend an evening in Brecon Beacons.
Really lovely place which we were made to feel very welcome and homely. The space is amazing and very comfortable. The little personal touches (cake) were very well recieved as well as comprehensive instructions to find the place. Will recommend this to friends.
We really enjoyed our stay at the school annexe. Clare made us feel very welcome, giving us all information, maps and brochures we needed to explore the areas, and leaving for us local apple juice, welshcakes and chocolates at our arrival. The facilities were ideal for us and very clean. Talybont is a nice little village, we went to the local pub for a dinner and really enjoyed it. I definitely recommend this place to whoever wants to visit the Brecon Beacons or wants to spend some quiet time.
Fabulous. There were 4 of us, all males, racing in the Brecon hills. The School Annex was perfect, more than enough space, huge kitchen and in a great location. Suited and room enough for 4 individuals all with different needs. Would be perfect for a family (or friends/ couples) who want to explore the national park, canals and local villages. Great DVD collection, real coffee, lovely local apple juice and WiFi for those that want it. Clare was a great host, couldn't do enough, was always there when we needed, gave great advice and paid an interest in our adventure. Put up with our early morning departures and late night returns. Gives great directions to her place too - so you don't do the stupid route given by your sat nav ;) Clare and her Annex impressed all 4 of us and I have no doubt we will be back next year.
Had an amazing stay here! The house is lovely, Clare was extremely helpful in suggesting walks/pubs etc. We even got fresh eggs. The area is also stunning, great views to wake up to. Definitely a winner in all the ways.
Claire is such a good host!the place was extremely clean and perfect place for weekend away or even for a week:)) Definitely want to visit there again:))
Sabbir2017-02-13T00:00:00Z
Our experience was amazing, partly helped by the perfect weather we were lucky enough to receive. The cottage was perfect, equipped with a private patio to enjoy breakfast and afternoon tea on. There were also plenty of blankets so we could rug up and watch the sunset. Clare was the perfect host with great suggestion on quick walks and place to eat. The cottage was fully equipped with all the necessities (tea!) and some amazing local apple juice. The beds were luxurious and perfect for recuperating after a day full of activity. The only thing we regret was not staying long enough. You probably need at least 4 days to really soak up the beautiful national park.
Comfortable, well-equipped house in a peaceful location. The local cafe/shop does great homemade pizza and we found some good cycling routes nearby. Ideal if you're looking for an active holiday or a place to relax, take in the wonderful views and watch the birds and wildlife. We hope to be back again in the future!

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Two people, heading out. Improvised road trip, no tours, no reservations. Zandvoort, Lisse, Madurodam, The Hague, Nijmegen, Grosbeek (then to Belgium and Luxembourg), circle back to Domburg, Middelburg, Alkmaar, Alfluitsdijk, Urk, Arnhem, Oosterbeek, Gouda, Haarlem, and Amsterdam. Trips hub: Europe Road Ways
Update 2014. Operation Market Garden, that large and ill-fated military effort, see http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/worldwars/wwtwo/battle_arnhem_01.shtml, is commemorated each year in The Netherlands. A recent mass email I received notes a burial ground some 6 miles from Maastricht, where 8,301 American soldiers are buried who died in Operation Market Garden. The email says that each of the dead, including Canadian and British, are "adopted" by a family in the Netherlands who tend the grave, and keep alive the memory of the sacrifice. Some display a portrait of "their" soldier. On Liberation Day, services conclude with a concert, with the final musical selection always the same: "Il Silenzio" commissioned by the Dutch, created by Italian composer Nino Rossi, and performed first in 1965. It is built upon the original version of taps. The Silence... as performed in 2013 by thirteen-year old Melissa Venema, with Andre Rieu and the Royal Orchestra of the Netherlands. See and hear at http://www.flixxy.com/trumpet-solo-melissa-venema.htm
There is a good restaurant here on the river, giving a contemplative view of the bridge. The bridge is named The John Frost Bridge in honor of the commanding officer who held the bridge for such a long time in September 1944, waiting for the reinforcements that never came. See a memorial history at www.rememberseptember44.com/. There is a memorial with pictures, outdoor, nearby. Also see the Airborne Museum in nearby residential Oosterbeek, in the hotel that was a center of the fighting in that area. Another history: www.worldwar2database.com/html/arnhem.
John Frost Bridge,
Keukenhof Gardens, tulips at markets everywhere, but there is a dark side. See Istanbul's tulip festival. The tulip originated in the Ottoman Empire, and Turkey continues its long tradition with some 14,000,000 in bloom at its festival time -- all at a high cost to other interests, see http://latitude.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/04/18/istanbuls-tulip-festival-camouflages-the-destruction-of-its-green-spaces/. Tulipmania. The issue is of competing values: open space and natural habitats, or industrial behemoths of uniformity. Green spaces, or development -- not limited to the bulbs. Bridges, parks, fall to the conformists' plantings. Is that so?
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Istanbul's tulip festival,
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1. Saint Bavo. 589-654 AD, Ghent, mostly, Belgium. Rubens painted him. See http://www.flickr.com/photos/destinatio/373321887/ Bavo converted to Christianity and gave his goods to the poor. Is that enough to be a saint? The criteria are surprisingly mild. This 6th-7th Centuries period is before the Roman Catholic branch severance from the Orthodox Christian branch, in about 1054 or so. Why is this St. Bavo in Haarlem. There are references to St. Bavo, saving people from the "Kennemers." See http://www.haarlemshuffle.com/history/topic.php?id=8 The Kennemers were apparently a local tribe, but their appearance seems to come after St. Bavo. The "Damiate" also refers to courage of Haarlem forebears, but so far we do not see Bavo. 2. Other cultural interest
In Haarlem's Great Church of Saint Bavo, there is a dog-whipper's chapel, behind an iron grill. That chapel is for those who kept prayers safe by removing troublesome dogs from the church, thus saith the parish program at point VII. There is the Brewers' Chapel, at point XiII. It belonged to the Brewers' Guild, fine, but its records on the walls there include two black marks. These measure the height of the Giant Daniel Cajanus, whose height was 2.64 meters, or 8'8". Daniel Cajanus lived 1703-1749 . He died in Haarlem Then it measures the Dwarf Simon Jane Paap at 84 cm, or 33". He lived 1791-1829, and was buried in Zandvoort. So why is he here in Haarlem?
Three-master 12th Century frigate (what?) Armed "pinace" also from the 12th Century (we have to go back!)
History buffs: As to the 12th Century ships, there apparently is a new weapon commemorated here, that we might have missed: " *** an iron saw on the prow ... as written by John Evelyn in 1641: 'In memory of that invention of saws under their keeles with which they cutt the chayne before the Port of Darniate', in order to conquer the city in 1219 under the lead of William I , earl of Holland. "
Bavokerk,
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Haarlem Grote Kerk,
Simon Jane Papp,
Zandvoort sounded like sand fort so we went. Yes, it was. We saw no fort but it is a beach area and a perfect first stop after long flight and getting the car. Take off the shoes, enjoy.
First things noticed on the way: don't bother spending money and time mowing along the roads if grass and flowers do not interfere with visibility. Yards, roadsides, natural and woolly. And raised pedestrian walkways, and peninsulas of trees and whatnot going right into the road so you have to creep, even one lane, through towns. Very smart. Just design the road so noone can go faster than you want them to. Compliance by design. There is a nudist beach down the way, but we didn't know that at the time. The unseen nudist beach! Anyway, too early in the year, jackets weather, rain coming, say we, sour grapes ha. See ://www.naaktstrandje.nl/noordholland/Zandvoort/ZandvoortEngels.html/. Go between pole 68 and pole 71, no dogs allowed, so we hear.

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[NextGen Gallery] How to center the thumbnails (9 posts)
Ok so when i add thumbnails of images to a post how do i get them to be centered?
I guess it will depend whether you are asking how to center individual thumbnails or how to center a collection of thumbnails, but, and this is a stab in the dark, generally:
in html,
Image Code

Replace "Image Code" with the short-tags.
Also, have you tried highlighting your thumbnail code and clicking TinyMCE's align-center button?
Is the TinyMCE thing a plugin? Because I tried centering them by clicking the center box on wordpress but it didnt work. And I am trying to center multiple thumbnail images in one post. they are all aligned to the left and it looks bad.
The editor box IS TinyMCE.
All you need to do, to center anything that the centering button wont, is view the html code for your post, then encase the specific bit of text or the specific code in
 tags (a
 tag is just a "dividing" self contained block within a page). For example,
Notice that the second
 has a forward slash "/" in it, thus
. That forward slash closes the container so is very important.
I didn't realise there were so many add-on plugins for the NextGEN Gallery. I've installed in one of my blogs but have yet to use it.
The extra's are viewable at:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/search.php?q=nextgen
I'm having the exact same problem. I can't get a gallery to center and it's driving me crazy because it is just a few pixels left justified. http://www.bobfingerman.dreamhosters.com/?page_id=26&preview=true&preview_id=26&preview_nonce=479c74fdc3
I used the
 method without success. Love any insights on how I could get this gallery centered.
Has anyone ever solved this?
Insomnium's suggestion worked for me, except that I used align rather than text-align.
Edit: Oh, yes! And I also added this to the actual page:

[nggallery id=2]

So I still have more to understand!
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The Draftability Index: June 2013
Green that have compiled a .100 WP48 that have compiled a .100 WP48 or higher or higher
As I was working out the kinks with the formula, the numbers I was getting were between 60-70%, so I'm pretty satisfied that this is roughly where the total number is going to sit. Before I go further, I just wanted to address the choice to use WP48 as the measuring stick here. WP48 works well here because it is an average, and therefore isn't heavily influenced by how many minutes the player gets or what team he's on.
If you don't find WP48 or similar methodology compelling, that would be another argument altogether, and more to the point, you would likely find this entire study invalid, as it is built upon the supposition that win-based metrics are useful representational models and describe outcomes accurately. I'd be interested to know how the same player selections perform using other metrics and methods of analysis and am pretty confident DI would still generate good prospect rankings in most cases. One last note specific to green, It's been mentioned to me that many of the recommended choices are lottery picks, and perhaps that negates some of the power of hitting on roughly 60% of them. In answer, I would cite a couple points we all to be true: that 'lottery pick' does not, by any stretch of the imagination equal 'productive' and as any draft observer can plainly see- there are very few productive players to be had outside of the top 15 picks. If our method were recommending large numbers of players outside of the top 15 picks, it would be a condemnation of the approach, not a cause for endorsement. GOLD LEVEL (0.50 - 0.99 - preferable to red and gray - not categorically recommended)
Gold that have compiled a .100 WP48 that have compiled a .100 WP48 or higher or higher
In the development process I was getting roughly 1/3 of gold grades hitting on productive players and again we see the 10-year study yields results just slightly below those figures. To clarify, gold prospects are not recommended, I am not a mathematician per se but even I realize that when you can throw a dart and get a good player 26.4 percent of the time (the total number of players .100+ from 2000-2009) that by bringing it up to 30% or even 35% it has not been demonstrated that you've necessarily done anything at all. So why even make the categorization? I did consider lumping the gold and red categories together at one point, however, I've run quite a few different sets of numbers and the gold players are consistently outperforming the reds 8-16%. (This time it's 8.) It's a pretty hard and fast line and I don't find the distinction insignificant. One note on the discrepancy between the numbers by round: my theory is that enough guys scoring gold and being taken in the second round are either cut outright or shuffled around without being played or developed, so as to artificially create a bit of a chasm. Were they all given the rope a first rounder is, I think you'd see that number come back up somewhat.
The big takeaways from DI are grab the greens and avoid the grays- and the gold and red grades are basically descriptions of middling prospects' proximity to one or the other pole. There are almost certainly other ways of honing and refining the way we talk about these players and it will be an ongoing challenge to discover just what those are. RED LEVEL (0.25 to 0,50 - very inconsistently productive)
Red that have compiled a .100 WP48 that have compiled a .100 WP48 or higher or higher
In my previous work, I've seen this reds coming in anywhere from 16-24% so certainly this is right at the upper crest of that range. While I am curious that there is no 'second round depression' as we saw in the gold category, I am encouraged by the consistently between the first and second rounds. Continuity suggests we may be tapping into the 'real' potential of the players and not just arbitrarily assigning values. Although this study suggests the gap between red and gold may be less than initially suspected, as long as they come in on either end of the line of random chance (26.4) I'll continue to use them as described. GRAY LEVEL (0.25 and below - seldom productive)
Gray that have compiled a .100 WP48 that have compiled a .100 WP48 or higher or higher
My first calculations of the gray level yielded about 10% of players hitting and so these findings are very much in line. In all cases the numbers are not so large as to read everything in the percentages yielded, and I do encourage anyone reading this to go through the study, see which players fall into what categories, and decide whether you find the predictions DI makes compelling. We'll be back in short order with some more study analysis and some final thoughts on next week's draft- thanks for reading and enjoy game seven, kids.
The following is the ninth in a ten part series in which we'll review the past 10 NBA drafts, provide the Draftability Index Score for every American college prospect, and analyze the findings. One note before we dive in, all of the data is being pulled from Basketball Reference and the NBA Geek and the win share numbers are the players' career average per 48 minutes to date. If you're new to that measurement, a league average score is .100 and 'star' level production correlates to .200 and above. The rating system is as follows: Green level prospects are the strongest and will be notated with an E, Gold level prospects are reasonably desirable prospects and are notated with a G, Red level prospects are suspect prospects and are notated with an R, and Gray level prospects are highly suspect and are notated with a Y.
Whether the basketball establishment realized it at the time or not, 2008 turned out be a pretty strong draft, with preciously few players selected in the first round failing to at least hold down regular jobs in the league. With that in mind, we turn to the Index and see who would have been at the top of our board on draft night.
1) Derrick Rose 2.16 E .116
2) Michael Beasley 2.00 E -.012
3) O.J Mayo 0.38 R .071
4) Russell Westbrook 1.57 E .114
5) Kevin Love 1.97 E .245
7) Eric Gordon 0.37 R .074
8) Joe Alexander 0.50 G .030
9) D.J Augustin 0.78 G .076
10) Brook Lopez 0.60 G .076
11) Jerryd Bayless 0.10 Y .036
12) Jason Thompson 0.16 Y .078
13) Brandon Rush 0.87 G .114
14) Anthony Randolph 0.25 R .081
15) Robin Lopez 0.47 R .069
16) Maresse Speights 0.85 G .023
17) Roy Hibbert 0.60 G .067
18) Javale McGee 0.28 R .139
19) J.J Hickson 0.04 Y .095
21) Ryan Anderson 0.14 Y .140
22) Courtney Lee 0.42 R .112
23) Kosta Koufos 0.46 R .146
26) George Hill 0.44 R .129
27) Darrell Arthur 0.77 G .012
28) Donte Greene 0.28 R .000
29) D.J White 0.71 G .068
30) J.R Giddens 0.56 G .027
Notes: It's actually pretty rare to see all of the green prospects clustered at the top of the round, and we do hit on everybody but the enigmatic Michael Beasley. Things get pretty ugly- many of our gold prospects didn't do much while the reds and grays have some significant hits (Mcgee, Anderson, Koufos, Hill). It would be tough to say what we would have done with a mid-round pick here, until you get a look at Round Two that is...
33) John Dorsey 1.87 E .196
34) Mario Chalmers 1.52 E .099
35) DeAndre Jordan 0.49 R .184
37) Luc Richard Mbah A Moute 0.90 G .123
38) Kyle Weaver 1.05 E .051
39) Sonny Weems 0.30 R .010
40) Chris Douglas-Roberts 0.77 G .051
42) Sean Singletary 0.30 R .006
43) Patrick Ewing 0.28 R -.016
46) Trent Plaisted 0.27 R .000
47) Bill Walker 0.69 G .089
48) Malik Hairston 0.21 Y .000
49) Richard Hendrix 0.42 R .000
50) Devon Hardin 0.12 Y .000
51) Shan Foster 0.13 Y .000
52) Darnell Jackson 0.64 G .059
54) Maarty Leunen 0.37 R .000
55) Mike Taylor 0.34 R -.003
56) Sasha Kaun 0.33 R .000
57) James Gist 0.35 R .000
58) Joe Crawford 0.10 Y .037
Notes: Three green prospects and a high gold in Mbah a Moute open this second round- Chalmers and Moute have been solid, Dorsey had a good year in Toronto but from what I can glean he's a bit of a loose cannon and teams got sick of dealing with him...Weaver had one decent season with the Thunder and has been bouncing around the D-League ever since. After those guys come off the board, things look a lot more typical- low scores and low production abound. We do like that CDR, Walker, and Darnell Jackson stick out a bit though...
Tan was big in '08....
The following is the eighth in a ten part series in which we'll review the past 10 NBA drafts, provide the Draftability Index Score for every American college prospect, and analyze the findings. One note before we dive in, all of the data is being pulled from Basketball Reference and the NBA Geek and the win share numbers are the players' career average per 48 minutes to date. If you're new to that measurement, a league average score is .100 and 'star' level production correlates to .200 and above. The rating system is as follows: Green level prospects are the strongest and will be notated with an E, Gold level prospects are reasonably desirable prospects and are notated with a G, Red level prospects are suspect prospects and are notated with an R, and Gray level prospects are highly suspect and are notated with a Y.
I remember being in my dorm room in 2007, with a big bad paper due at oh-800 hours, and for background noise I put on the opening minutes of a Texas-Oklahoma State game I probably could not have been less invested in. What was to follow was, if not the best, certainly the most entertaining college basketball game I've ever seen. It was a track meet from the opening whistle, and it would take three overtimes to settle, before OK State finally emerged 105-103. The game should ended in regulation and it definitely should have ended before the third overtime, but the tall, skinny guy on the Horns just wouldn't let it... I was a bit of a draftnik then, and of course I was familiar with Kevin Durant prior to that night, but it was then, as he poured in 37 points, 12 boards, and literally would not allow his team to lose, that it became clear we weren't just watching another great player...we were watching a great player. I've re-experienced that game a couple more times on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXF05wdJD-o) and it just doesn't get old. That's one of the great things about sports- how succinctly and definitively the next big thing can arrive.
And I did write that paper, but it was hours after the game ended...
1) Greg Oden 1.33 E .198
2) Kevin Durant 1.31 E .178
3) Al Horford 0.66 G .162
4) Mike Conley 1.83 E .130
5) Jeff Green 0.45 R .020
7) Corey Brewer 0.58 G .038
8) Brandan Wright 1.05 E .198
9) Joakim Noah 1.01 E .231
10) Spencer Hawes 0.31 R .016
11) Acie Law 0.43 R .032
12) Thaddeus Young 0.27 R .101
13) Julian Wright 1.56 E .062
14) Al Thornton 0.40 R .035
15) Rodney Stuckey 0.05 Y .051
16) Nick Young 0.18 Y -.028
17) Sean Williams 0.19 Y .073
19) Javaris Crittenton 0.42 R .002
20) Jason Smith 0.06 Y .001
21) Daequan Cook 0.43 R .015
22) Jared Dudley 0.50 G .179
23) Wilson Chandler 0.41 R .053
25) Morris Almond 0.11 Y .005
26) Aaron Brooks 0.31 R .011
27) Arron Afflalo 0.23 Y .098
29) Alando Tucker 0.36 R .045
Notes: Five of the six green level prospects have been productive players: Oden has had a tragic run of injuries but hopefully he has a little bit of basketball left in him. Julian Wright was a big swing and a miss- perhaps the single biggest miss, but otherwise things are looking good.
We see similar positive results from the gold prospects. Horford and Dudley have been very solid. From the reds and grays, we missed a couple decent players (Young, Afflalo) but for the most part, DI has successfully isolated many of the least productive players in this draft. It was a good, predictable year.
DI Score Rating WP per 48 31) Carl Landry 0.39 R .133
32) Gabe Pruitt 0.23 Y .043
33) Marcus Williams 0.38 R -.009
34) Nick Fazekas 0.65 G .148
35) Glen Davis 0.53 G -.013
36) Jermareo Davidson 0.23 Y .000
37) Josh McRoberts 0.64 G .119
41) Chris Richard 0.10 Y .045
42) Derrick Byars 0.34 R .147
43) Adam Haluska 0.26 R .000
44) Reyshawn Terry 0.61 G .000
45) Jared Jordan 0.17 Y .000
46) Stephane Lasme 1.61 E .041
47) Dominic McGuire 1.30 E .151
49) Aaron Gray 0.92 G .072
51) JamesOn Curry 0.17 Y .000
52) Taurean Green 0.41 R -.006
53) Demetris Nichols 0.35 R -.020
55) Herbert Hill 0.18 Y .000
56) Ramon Sessions 0.49 R .127
57) Sammy Mejia 0.23 Y .000
59) D.J Strawberry 0.40 R -.003
Notes: TWO green level prospects this second round- McGuire, currently the best win producer to come out of this group of players and Stephane Lasme. Admittedly I needed to do some research on Lasme. He played his college ball at UMass and established a reputation as a defensive stopper- similar to a Luc Mbah a Moute. He was drafted by Golden State, broke his foot immediately, and was waived. He bounced back and forth between the U.S and Europe, picked up a few hundred minutes with the Heat, almost made the '10-11 Celtics, before going back East. Lasme is the current EuroLeague Defensive Player of the Year and laid down some good run in the D-League. Now I'm not saying the league whiffed on him, but not saying I wouldn't be tempted to bring the guy to camp either...
ANYWAYS, DI misses on Landry and Sessions, but otherwise things look pretty much in order here. I miss the Sonics...
The following is the seventh in a ten part series in which we'll review the past 10 NBA drafts, provide the Draftability Index Score for every American college prospect, and analyze the findings. One note before we dive in, all of the data is being pulled from Basketball Reference and the NBA Geek and the win share numbers are the players' career average per 48 minutes to date. If you're new to that measurement, a league average score is .100 and 'star' level production correlates to .200 and above.
2006 was the year the Toronto Raptors pulled a little bit of lottery upset and promptly fell in love with an Italian sharpshooter named Andrea. The more forward thinking teams had been making hay off the Euro kids for years- what could go wrong?
2) LaMarcus Aldridge 2.01 E .098
3) Adam Morrison 0.18 Y -.002
4) Tyrus Thomas 1.11 E .066
5) Sheldan Williams 0.99 G .098
6) Brandon Roy 0.31 R .154
7) Randy Foye 0.59 G .044
8) Rudy Gay 1.38 E .075
9) Patrick O'Bryant 0.37 R .046
11) J.J Redick 0.21 Y .120
12) Hilton Armstrong 0.29 R .052
14) Ronnie Brewer 1.50 E .210
15) Cedric Simmons 0.46 R .005
16) Rodney Carney 0.65 G .064
17) Shawne Williams 0.65 G .056
19) Quincy Douby 0.22 Y .000
20) Renaldo Balkman 0.73 G .212
21) Rajon Rondo 1.02 E .218
22) Marcus Williams 0.47 R -.001
23) Josh Boone 0.52 G .097
24) Kyle Lowry 0.65 G .157
25) Shannon Brown 0.19 Y .036
26) Jordan Farmar 0.35 R .072
28) Maurice Ager 0.04 Y -.003
29) Mardy Collins 0.85 G .022
Notes: Two of the five green prospects hit, including an impact player from the back half of the first round in Rondo. Of our misses- Aldridge and Gay have held good value and have flirted with the .100 mark throughout their career. Tyrus Thomas has been productive, but since getting a nice sized contract in Charlotte, has been indifferent and out of shape. We don't account for such things here, but he could play if he wanted to. From the gold level we have some productive players (Lowry, Balkman) and some dogs as well. Following DI and avoiding red and gray level prospects would have spared you busts like Hilton Armstrong, Patrick O'Bryant and the infamous Adam Morrison but also would have taken Brandon Roy and J.J Redick off your board. This isn't the Index's strongest showing, however zeroing in on the green and gold prospects here would have still left you far better off than whatever dartboard approach was used to actually make these picks.
31) James White 0.45 R .062
32) Steve Novak 0.11 Y .089
33) Solomon Jones 0.18 Y .026
34) Paul Davis 0.14 Y .035
35) P.J Tucker 0.77 G .157
36) Craig Smith 0.50 G .092
37) Bobby Jones 0.49 R .060
39) David Noel 0.19 Y .024
41) James Augustine 0.85 G .101
42) Daniel Gibson 0.76 G .056
45) Alexander Johnson 0.17 Y .056
46) Dee Brown 0.28 R .008
47) Paul Millsap 1.74 E .165
49) Leon Powe 0.26 R .165
50) Ryan Hollins 0.12 Y -.002
52) Guillermo Diaz 0.25 R .033
54) Hassan Adams 0.62 G .072
60) Will Blalock 0.31 R -.004
Notes: We can't get in a time machine and say for certain but I have got imagine, that as the draft's second highest scoring player, Millsap would have been all over our radar. P.J Tucker register as one of the more surprising hits we'll see- spending one year in Toronto- the next five in Europe and then making the Suns out of camp and posting a really nice season off of the Phoenix bench. We missed a couple solid players in Novak and Powe all told this was a good round for the Index.
We are merciful and therefore bestow suit of the year upon...
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literature search - Strategies to remember papers that you read - Academia Stack Exchange
What strategies do you use to remember papers that you read? I usually take notes, but when after a while I look at the notes, I don't remember most of the details. So I have to go back to the original paper and read many sections once again. Are there better strategies for remembering key points from papers you read for a longer time? I am mostly talking about CS and Math papers in which details can be very easily forgotten.
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Related questions on MO and MSE: mathoverflow.net/q/143309/6518 and math.stackexchange.com/q/748197/11323 – Kimball May 5 '15 at 0:27
Related: academia.stackexchange.com/questions/30719/… – Aaron Hall May 5 '15 at 17:01
The advice I was given by my supervisor is to write about a paragraph on each of the four following points for each paper you read (note, this is from a very CS perspective):
What's the context for the paper, in other words, what is the issue that the paper's trying to tackle, and what's the prior work in the area, or the work that the paper's trying to build off. For word published as parts of bigger projects, what's the overall aim of the project, and how does the paper fit in.
What's the key contribution of the paper, i.e. what is the central idea, or improvement that the paper presents over the state of the art. I (personally) find this one of the more important sections (especially in terms of remembering papers later), as this is where you need to really hone in on what the code idea behind the paper is, without all the extraneous implementation detail/proofs/arguments.
Criticisms of the work, no research is perfect! I'm personally terrible at looking back at papers I've read with rose tinted glasses, leading to a little bit of imposter syndrome. Having a list of criticisms of the paper can help to dull that, as well as providing a good counterbalance to the "key contribution" section.
Any other thoughts. As the purposes of the four points is to help remember the paper later, it's also important to make a note of what you personally thought while reading the paper. Really liked a sidenote they made? Make a note of it. Found an corner case you don't think they cover properly? Make a note of it - you could turn it into research later!
I usually find that I take about 10 minutes writing notes on each paper, along with about the amount of text that I've written for this answer. Your mileage as to how much you want to say about each paper may vary however.
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+1 as I can see the benefit despite suggesting a very different take myself. There are very few papers in my field that would warrant this much attention (most are short), many make one helpful (to me) point and are more useful for their references. – Chris H May 5 '15 at 14:16
I try to give a brief summary to every article I read. I highlight and make notes on the paper and transfer this from analogue to digital with Mendeley.
In Mendeley there is a 'notes' section, where I post notes about the article. This includes:
Maybe this is something you can use as well? This is in medicine/biology by the way, more concept based than math based..
EDIT: Here is my full list (which I never manage to fill in completely, but it helps):
Complete citation: Key Words: General subject: Specific subject:
Methodology: Result(s):
Context (how this article relates to other work in the field; how it ties in with key issues and findings by others, including yourself):
Significance (to the field; in relation to your own work):
Important Figures and/or Tables (brief description; page number):
Cited References to follow up on (cite those obviously related to your topic AND any papers frequently cited by others because those works may well prove to be essential as you develop your own work):
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I get much more from a paper if I do a few things:
First, I try to connect it with the research program it comes from. One of my advisors is really incredible at giving a brief bio of almost any researcher in the field including their PhD advisor, the topics that interest them, where they might have done a postdoc, who their collaborators are, etc. All this stuff can seem kind of tangential until you start to see the connections between researchers and programs. At that point, it becomes an extra associative dimension to help you recall the research itself.
Second, I try to work in a discussion of every important paper I read with an advisor. When I'm approaching a deadline and reading a lot this doesn't work, but in more relaxed periods I try to set a plan in advance (e.g. 'Next week let's talk about these three hippocampal modeling papers') so that I know as I'm reading I am going to need to remember both big ideas and technical details. Talking through the paper lets you relate it to other ideas in the field, compare and contrast, expand upon the ideas, and critique things. All of these are good on their own, but also useful because they offer more associative threads to tie the paper into a web of knowledge.
I'm sure there are other strategies. For really important ideas, Mitchell Carroll's answer probably is best, since you need to work through them on your own to fully understand the subtleties.
Expect to go back to the original for matters of substance, otherwise a 1-bit error in your recollection could make you suffer (e.g. changing the sign in an equation).
Concentrate only on remembering the major author(s) and affiliation (easy way to mention it to someone else), how you would find it again, and the key new stuff (for you) which you should find in the abstract. If there's an important equation/algorithm/method etc. then you will want to write it down, but that's not so much remembering a paper as learning something new from the starting point of a paper.
Edit: I should note that I vastly prefer reading papers on paper and can therefore make margin notes and file particularly interesting ones.
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As a CS major and programmer who has to look at Java's API for most anything past System.out.println(), I have learned that memorization can almost hurt more than it helps in CS. That pertaining to programming itself, and not to research and papers, my strategy for remembering information I read is to do an exercise pertaining to the information soon after, if not immediately after or even during, I read it. For example, if I'm reading about amortized analysis, I always have the associated homework or practice problems next to me, working on them as I read. I find that memorization is almost a self-defeating goal, as memorization for its own sake almost always fades away quickly for me, where if I apply knowledge or information soon after taking in information, it helps me to more completely digest the information and it begins to become second nature.
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Here's some good rules of thumb I saw (or did I hear it? :) ) and remembered (amazingly enough). Can't remember where though...:
What you hear, you forget,
what you see, you remember,
what you do, you understand.
"Jokes" aside, what worked best for me at least while studying and trying to remember things was to try and explain/retell to someone who really is not in your field.
For instance, a sibling or parent etc. The hardest part is to get them to agree to it, but hey no one said education was cheap (sacrifices and returned favors are to be expected in some cases). Perhaps they may put you to the same use for their similar needs :)
It is easier if you can incorporate your theory into what would be a really exciting example for the person in mind. Trying to Re-tell something advanced in an understandable and exciting way to someone who does not know very much about your field does Wonders (at least it did for me).
Because when you have read a paper -> written notes -> finished the exercises -> feeling you "basically understand" what you've studied, the final nail in the memory-coffin is to teach what you think you've learned.
Because once you have managed to successfully explain to someone else (which may take time but is kind of very fun as well and very well spent time!) you will probably have twisted and tried to anser questions, finding alternative ways to explain, simplify, and come up with real-world examples to make the counterpart get some kind of feeling (if not fully understand it, which may not be expected of course), that you quickly realize which parts you had to check up in the book/papers again.
This is no easy task but it is very funny (I think so at least, like to teach and learn) and my heasd usually got really tired afterwards (you know "tired" like when being up late studying and suddenly the brain gets "high" and youtube clips suddenly become very funny and all). This is because it puts your brain to hard work during quite some time, but the key is that it one likes it so it is fine and the brain will remember more than one may imagine.
I shall not share my whole life story, but I can tell you that this was without doubt the most effective (and probably efficient) way for me to not only remember, but more importantly to also understand and get new perspectives on the subject.
answered May 6 '15 at 9:49
Take notes. Information passed though brain to hand, especially if you take the time to think about it and rephrase, ask additional questions, etc., is a bit more likely to be remembered. Reading it aloud, "in character", also sometimes worked for me but requires privacy.
OP stated that he's already taking notes, they're just not helping enough. – Lilienthal May 5 '15 at 14:12
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After finishing 368 wedding favors Friday night with help from some dear friends, I decided to sleep in Saturday and spend the day lounging -- perhaps my last chance to do so before the nuptials arrive.
I sipped my coffee slowly, changed from PJs into some equally comfy lounge clothes and took my time. It felt good knowing I had no appointments to keep, no one to meet, nowhere to go.
The day was a puzzle to be put together the way I saw fit. And it was a good fit.
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Each sipping our own refreshing, frozen creation from Starbuck's, my college pal J. and I took an hour for "we" time. The two of us left work behind and walked around a lake tucked away from the busy Denver streets, soaking in this gloriously warm and sunny late October day.
And in mid-sentence, J. was charged by a rather large and seemingly angry goose. Suddenly, we were 13 again, grabbing each other's hand while running and squealing in the other direction.
I guess that foul fowl had enough of our stories.
Arrived today by FedEx overnight mail: Two round trip tickets to Nadi, Fiji. I can almost smell the warm ocean breeze.
And, finally, it seems like an appropriate time for a countdown. (To the honeymoon, of course! Subtract seven days for the wedding countdown.)
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People change. People stay the same.
It was on Saturday afternoon when this reality hit me. I was at a wedding at my old church, which since has been gutted to create a reception hall beside its massive new worship structure.
I saw old friends, old acquaintances. New hairstyles. Old hairstyles. New babies. Laughter reminiscent of my younger days brought a hint of a smile to my face. Women stood in the flesh that previously housed eager little girls. Boys had become men.
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Thanks for taking the time to provide your feedback. We're glad you enjoyed the facilities. As for the customer service issues, we take your comments very seriously and we will address this with our staff. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.More mdf1664Monrovia, Maryland1 review“Good but not great”Reviewed 17 February 2017 The bed was extremely comfortable and the bathrooms were nice, especially the heated floor. Convenient to slopes and shuttles.
Some areas that were not great included the fireplace fan was just loud and didn't move any warm air, the tap water smelled and tasted bad, it is not convenient t to walk to the main area of the resort, restaurants...Review collected in partnership with this hotel This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one.More ReportHelpful?Thank mdf1664 Dave B, Owner at Corduroy Inn, responded to this reviewDear mdf1664:
Thanks for taking the time review our hotel. I am glad you enjoyed the bed and bathroom heated floors. With regard to the fireplace fans, I will have our maintenance staff check each unit's fan to make sure they are operating properly.More TravelUSA67Columbus, OhioLevel Contributor21 reviews3 hotel reviews7 helpful votes “A Cut Above”Reviewed 15 February 2017 We stayed in the 1 BR loft unit, which very comfortably sleeps a large family or around 4 couples. You can walk out of the units and jump right onto the slopes, as well as enjoy a restaurant, bar and coffee shop on site. Our unit was beautifully maintained, fireplace, gorgeous views from every room, frig/microwave/sink, and 2 bathrooms, as...More ReportHelpful?Thank TravelUSA67 dforfeHarleysville, Pennsylvania1 review“Ski Trip to Snowshoe WV”Reviewed 13 February 2017 Excellent Inn very convenient to the ski slopes. The room was very comfortable and there was an attached restaurant which provided breakfast, lunch and dinner. The personnel in the Inn checkin area were very friendly can competent.Review collected in partnership with this hotel This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one. ReportHelpful?Thank dforfe Steven HNewport News, Virginia1 review“Corduroy Inn”Reviewed 31 January 2017 Nice room with gas fireplace. Conveniently located to slopes and adjacent restaurant and bar. It is a short walk to village if you don't use shuttle. Shuttle stop adjacent to hotel so easy to use shuttle system if you don't want to walkReview collected in partnership with this hotel This business uses tools provided by TripAdvisor (or one of its official Review Collection Partners) to encourage and collect guest reviews, including this one. ReportHelpful?Thank Steven H Previous
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Elements to Foster When Looking For an Ideal Addiction Recovery Center – Site Title
Elements to Foster When Looking For an Ideal Addiction Recovery Center
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Society is fighting a huge problem of drug addiction and alcoholism, where most young people are addicted. Due to the problem caused by addiction and alcoholism, there are a lot of recovery centers that are run either by the church, hospitals, and even individuals. Therefore when you or your loved one is an addict, you have to make sure that you are getting them the ideal facility to help the recovery from the situation they are in. But before you start looking for the ideal addiction recovery center, you have to ensure that your loved one has accepted their condition; hence they will require assistance to get out of the situation. The number of addiction recovery centers poses a lot of challenges when looking for the ideal recovery center. Here are some of the factors that you need to consider to ensure you are getting the ideal center.
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When you are looking for the ideal addict recovery center, you need to ensure that you are getting a facility with a program that will be effective on you. We have different programs used in the facility when you get a program that will fit you; it will be easy to participate. The program will help you recover from the addiction faster some of the programs will ensure you are getting skills that you will use after recovery.
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