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HANSOL SEENTEC CO LTD (099660:KOSDAQ): Stock Quote & Company Profile - Businessweek
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Hansol SeenTec Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells products for energy and environmental industries. The company offers boilers, including utility and industrial boilers, and HRSG heat recovery boilers; boiler/HRSG pressure parts consisting of drums, harps and modules, and pipings; nuclear products, such as tanks, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, and other BOP components; chemical equipment comprising vessels, towers, and heat exchangers; and offshore plant and heavy chemical equipment, such as reactors and skid modules. It also provides design and engineering, energy saving construction, facility inspection, and maintenance and repair services. The company was formerly known as SeenTec Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Hansol SeenTec Co., Ltd. in April 2013. Hansol SeenTec Co., Ltd. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Changwon City, South Korea.
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Hansol SeenTec Co., Ltd. Proposes Changes Some of the Articles of Association
Hansol SeenTec Co., Ltd. proposed changes some of the articles of association, at the annual shareholders' meeting to be held on March 12, 2014.
Hansol SeenTec Co., Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Mar 12, 2014
Hansol SeenTec Co., Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Mar 12, 2014., at 09:00 Korea Standard Time. Location: Chung-Ang University in Changwon District Seongsan 64. Agenda: To consider article 13 and the consolidated financial statements based approval of a separate; to consider change some of the articles of association; to consider election of Directors; to consider election of Inside Directors; to consider appointment of Corporate Director; to consider appointment of Corporate Director of bulbs; to consider appointment of Outside Directors; to consider appointment of Audit Committee; and to consider approval of director remuneration.
SeenTec Co., Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Mar 22, 2013
SeenTec Co., Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Mar 22, 2013., at 09:00 Korea Standard Time. Location: , Seongsan nine Sangnam 74-6 Syntec tower 15-storey headquarters main conference room. Agenda: To consider separate and consolidated financial statements; to consider approval of incorporation of some changes; to consider inside directors imjeonggeun appointment; to consider approval of directors remuneration limit; to consider date of board of directors resolution; and to consider other references concerning investment decisions.
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Petrol and diesel prices continued to dip on Friday. The prices of petrol and diesel stand at Rs 79.18 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.19) and Rs 73.64 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.14) respectively in Delhi. Prices of petrol in Mumbai went down to Rs 84.68 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.18) and that of diesel to Rs 77.18 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.14). The trend of fuel prices coming down has been observed from past two weeks. Earlier, fuel prices hit record high before coming down gradually."

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Amazon.co.uk: Customer Reviews: This Boy
4.7 out of 5 stars (507 customer reviews)
5.0 out of 5 stars An admirable and moving memoir
While I must admit personally to having blown hot and cold so far as the Blair and Brown governments were concerned I always regarded Alan Johnson as one of the few members of those governments who combined integrity, honesty and a deep-rooted sense of fairness with the character of an authentically nice bloke. My liking and respect for the man is enhanced by this book,...
Read the full review › Published 16 months ago by Andy Gudge
Some of this was a very interesting social history of poverty in 1950s london and what it was like to grow up in slum conditions which are not familiar today and feel like a lifetime ago. However, i was interested in what made this boy the man who was able to become a cabinet minister and this question was not answered or even attempted in the book and therefore i was a...
Read the full review › Published 23 days ago by honey
4.0 out of 5 stars The opposite of a 'Misery Memoir', 13 Aug 2013
A very enjoyable read - and at the same time a reminder of what absolute poverty feels like. His sister's courage and determination is beyond admirable and the author's cheerful optimism makes this the opposite of the 'misery memoir' we often see. We need more people like him in politics - people who really know first hand what it is like to struggle for the most basic things.
4.0 out of 5 stars A tug at the heart strings, 23 July 2013
By E. A. Slater - See all my reviews
A sad book to read, but well worth persevering with. The calibre of the man shines through and it's a book I would recommend..
4.0 out of 5 stars A politicians's autobiography without the "in your face" politics and ego trips., 1 Jun 2013
By Woodstock (Hertfordshire UK) - See all my reviews
This is a somewhat sad story. But it is important that it is told. I found it illuminating. It describes a set of social conditions that existed in my lifetime, of which I was completely unaware. It illustrates, without grinding axes, how true poverty can exist through unfortunate circumstances completely beyond the control of those affected. It is a stoic story.
5.0 out of 5 stars This Boy, 28 May 2013
By Sheila Moran - See all my reviews
Alan Johnson for PMWhat a wonderful book this is. An honest and touching account by alan johnson of the 2 great women in his life.
5.0 out of 5 stars A must read if you are interested in plain English social history, 3 Aug 2014
I enjoyed this tremendously. Refreshing to read something by a politician that is down to earth, completely objective and not self promoting. It did strike a chord as he is just a year older than me and grew up in London, where my parents were born. Even though his childhood was tougher than mine, many of his anecdotes from everyday life resonate: the food, the morals, a child's "other" life outside the home. It's long enough to sink you effectively into the fifties and sixties but not too long that you start skipping bits. He has a clear conversational style of English that is immediately understandable. He uses minimum description to take you back into those streets of multi-family rented buildings that are now either gone or transformed into something altogether different. The book is also a wonderful testament to the love and dedication of his sister. It's a touching memoire and a history lesson in one - you will learn more about the poverty that still existed in London in the fifties, and the failure of those in power to recognise and deal with it, than you ever would from a textbook or teacher.
4.0 out of 5 stars Read this book!, 6 Sep 2014
Wavered when reading this between feeling the writing was overly sentimental, to feeling genuinely touched. The photos in black and white seem about right for the fifties. I'm a bit younger than Alan, but was around in the fifties and my memories of the fifties and early sixties do feel a bit black and white - a harsher, blander feeling to the world than today.Have always liked Alan Johnson in his political roles and having now discovered the deprivation of his childhood, can only admire the man even more for what he has achieved. Many professional politicians experience of life is more Eton and Oxford than Shepherds Bush and Alan's socialist politics can only be seen as really genuine in the light of the experience of his childhood. He's also a QPR supporter, which pushes him even higher in my estimation.A very good, if not quite great book. Having said that I'll probably buy the next instalment....I want to know what happens next!
5.0 out of 5 stars A real lesson from history, 23 July 2014
Disease, poverty, death and degradation. It should be a preliminary for all politicians, before they're allowed to take any decisions that affect people. How few now are as qualified as Alan Johnson to know the enormous weight that gets placed on the heads of the non-privileged in our society? Less now than in the fifties and sixties, but with the last couple of crops of government 'selfies' we might find ourselves back in the heady days where there was that vast gap between the lowest and highest earners. Wait a minute, are we there already?It's a fine book, told in non-sentimental language, about the disgrace that affected Mr Johnson and lots of people from my generation. The generations that were scorned by the comfortably and smugly off.Should be required reading for schools, to show what can happen. A lesson from history? When will we remember?
5.0 out of 5 stars excellent read, 22 Dec 2013
By Diane Rhead - See all my reviews
This review is from: This Boy (Hardcover)
this book was not only heartbreaking in parts but was the story of a wonderful mother that brought her children up well and how independent they were when they were left behind to survivea very good read- you always think of members of parliment coming from very wealthy backgrounds but this shows you can achieve anything in life if its what you want worth reading
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent book, 12 Jun 2013
I can vouch this is exactly how it was in those days. I to was born in Paddington General Hospital in 1949; lived in Southam St. Just shows what a difference having two loving parents make. I can’t wait for the next book as this is only up to the end of his teens; such a good read.
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Hotel is peaceful, you enter via a beautiful... - Hotel Il Guercino Traveller Reviews - TripAdvisor
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Hotel is peaceful, you enter via a beautiful... - Hotel Il Guercino Traveller Reviews
A dear friend who lives close to Bologna booked us into here at very short notice, what a fantastic decision!
It's about five minutes walk from the station (quite literally left out of the Stn, first left over the bridge, walk about 300 mtres, turn left just after the large church on your right and you are pretty much there.)
Just off the main road this hotel is peaceful, you enter via a beautiful courtyard, most unexpected in a City Centre location. Staff are fluent in English, polite, helpful and smiling.
Within 2 minutes of arriving we were in our extremely comfortable second floor room with marvellous amenities including fully stocked minibar, huge comfortable bed, marvellous bathroom with most modern fittings.
We were only there overnight so a brief stay and no chance to sample the food and drink but, next time, (yes we will be back) we will. Ideally placed for the railway station, the city centre and about a ten minute cab ride to the airport.
Ask Andrew S about Hotel Il Guercino
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Friendly well located base
Ask simmotours about Hotel Il Guercino
I went to il Guercino 4 years ago, and enjoyed my stay very much. My second visit was, if possible even better. It's such a lovely hotel, the staff are all friendly and welcoming. My room was extremely comfortable, and if the weather had been better I would have made more use of the little terrace.
The location is brilliant - a residential area just far enough from the centre to be quiet, and only about 10 minutes' walk to the central station. There is a local market nearby, as well as several cafes and bars etc. Walking to Piazza Maggiore takes about 20 - 25 minutes unless, like me, you have to keep stopping to admire architecture and shop windows, or just watch the world go by. When your feet hurt after all that strolling, there are two good bus routes along Via Independenzia.
The breakfast is very good, and there is a large gluten-free selection as well.
Grazie, tutti a Guercino! I enjoyed being there (in spite of the terremoto) and look forward to returning to your lovely hotel in a fascinating city.
Ask Luminaria42 about Hotel Il Guercino
Pleasant, quiet and convenient, good value
Ask Kathryn G about Hotel Il Guercino
Convenient location, comfortable, excellent value
I had lowered my expectations for Il Guercino based on reviews, but the location and price were terrific and the rooms looked nice on their website. So I was pleasantly surprised. I expected a cramped room; it was anything but. Not spacious, but plenty of room, even a desk and chair, and it had the roomiest shower of all 4 hotels we stayed in. Not at all cramped. My partner and I stayed 4 nights in mid-May (just a few days before the nearby earthquake hit). The main benefit of the location is its proximity to the train/bus station (5-10 minutes walk) and the quiet area. It's a short walk to via Indipendenza, the main shopping artery into the old city. There's an overpass bridge to Independenza (and from the station) that can be a little tricky to manage with bags if it's a busy time of day; there's a walking lane and bike lanes in each direction. There's a small grocery on the corner of Luigi Serra as well.
We opted out of the breakfast, and it was nice to have the option to do so or to try it on a day to day basis as we liked. Coffee and maybe a small bite was usually enough for us, but the in-house breakfast sounded extensive and decent.
The staff was friendly and accommodating, and there was always someone at the desk, no matter the hour. Check-in and check-out went very smoothly. I'd stay here again and would recommend it to anyone who doesn't mind the 15-minute walk down Independenza to the Piazza Maggiore.
There are more great places to eat in Bologna than even a month's stay could accommodate, but three places not to miss are Cucchiaio d'oro (excellent bargain and the only place I really found local vegetable contorni - which can be sampled buffet-style), Tamburini (an amazing deli and wine bar near the Mercato Mezzo and not far from Piazza Maggiore - ideal for lunch), and the spectacular Drogheria della Rosa (exceptional pastas, and the house specialty, a filet mignon cooked in balsamic).
Ask WritinFoodie about Hotel Il Guercino
I read the reviews before booking this hotel and the majority o people were giving good reviews so I booked this hotel.
My experience were completely different from those people.....
My room was small (I mean really small - no place for you to put your luggage properly) and it was clean (this was the good thing about the hotel - I cannot fault the cleanliness) but the room got a glass door to a large patio but the patio is not private they tried to divide with some fence but you can see other people and people usually go there to smoke and Bologna been so hot you need to leave the door to the balcony open so all the smoke comes into your room.
Another thing it wasn't quiet like people were describing here... I could hear other people in their rooms and I could also hear people flushing their toilets!! Not what I want to hear really.
The staff at reception was good apart from one guy. He is unable to do multitasking and if he is busy doing something there he will keep you waiting without saying anything not even "I will be with you in a second". You just stand there waiting until he eventually acknowledges you.
Wi-Fi was something strange.... It works sometimes but others you can't make it work. I couldn't connect sometimes on my phone or ipad but it did work fine on all other places that I've been to. I contact reception and the girl there (one of the helpful ones) tried to help and reset everything.
Location was ok for me. I wanted to be near the station as I was doing some day trips to Florence and San Marino and it was easy to get into the city centre.
The pizzeria across the street from the hotel does a good pizza and is really cheap.
Bologna is a nice place and I travel to Italy every year but when I come back to Bologna I won't be staying at this place.
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Brick by Brick: Inspiration from the Blogosphere: Literacy
Inspiration from the Blogosphere: Literacy
Each week I read lots of blogs and get lots of inspiration. Here are a few things inspiring me this week.
Journals--I'm look for ways to adjust/improve our journaling in the classroom. I like the idea of interactive notebooks that Matt Gomez blogged about. His follow-up post about math in the interactive notebooks was also thought-provoking. I also liked this post about interactive journals on Literacy & Math Ideas.
Centers--I'm always looking for center ideas. This week I saw these iPad Literacy Stations on Mrs. Wideen's blog (and I'm always looking for a way to use Legos!). This post from Elementary Matters has ideas about managing centers.
Rubric--We've been working on a writing rubric for our first grade classes, a child-friendly one. Kindertaining Kindergarten posted a writing rubric for her kindergartners.
And I loved this post on PreK & K Sharing about using the hallway - but all the ideas are great for the classroom, too.
Juliet Robertson March 30, 2013 at 1:41 PM
Thanks for putting all these links into one blog post! Hope all's well with you Scott and have a lovely time over Easter.
Scott March 30, 2013 at 2:55 PM
Thanks, Juliet. Hope you have a great Easter, too.


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Oneiric work | Ellen Rees
Oneiric work
Most of my afternoon and all of my evening last night were rendered useless by a splitting headache, which left me feeling that I didn’t quite make it as far with what I had been working on as I would have liked. I didn’t reach any sort of clear conclusions, and felt I was just kind of flailing about in Byatt’s text.
This morning, though, I awakened at about five o’clock with a sudden clear vision of what it was I had been trying to say all day yesterday! I so love it when my subconscious does the work for me. I got up straight away and added those thoughts in. Now, suddenly the paper is starting to take on a structure and coherence that gives me hope that I can actually say something new and meaningful about The Biographer’s Tale.
Today was planned as a writing bust, since I have a bunch of commitments and no free stretchs of time, so the fact that I was able to squeeze in this super-productive early morning hour is incredibly gratifying. Now I can do the rest of the day’s work without feeling like I’m neglecting my writing.
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UPDATE: Geneva Loses Another Beloved Teacher, J. Roger Morris - Government - Geneva, IL Patch
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City Council members pay tribute to the Batavia resident, longtime Geneva teacher and former alderman. Visitation is Thursday at Malone Funeral Home.
(Editor) , September 05, 2012 at 03:46 AM
J. Roger Morris, 91, of Batavia, former longtime Geneva resident, beloved teacher at Geneva High School and the first recycling coordinator in Geneva, died Monday, Sept. 3, 2012, at his home surrounded by family.
He was born March 9, 1921, in Manitowoc, WI, the loving son of James and Helen (Conahan) Morris.Morris was a highly respected citizen in the Tri-Cities, having served on the Geneva City Council from 1987 to 1996, after a 31-year career as teacher, coach and administrator at from 1952 to 1983. Upon retirement from the Geneva City Council, he established Geneva's award winning recycling program.
He served in the United States Navy from 1942 to 1946 as a lieutenant in the Amphibious Corps in the Pacific Theater.He graduated from Lincoln High School in Manitowoc in 1939, the University of Minnesota in 1943 with a bachelor's degree and received his master's degree in education at Northwestern University in Evanston in 1953. He taught high school in Norton, KA, and Antigo, WI, before settling in Geneva, IL.Morris was a member of Geneva American Legion Post 75 and the Boys' Club of Batavia. He was a veteran member of St. Peter Catholic Parish of Geneva for 40 years.He is survived by his wife, Sharon (Tyrer) Morris of Batavia; four children, William (Sue) Morris of Grayslake, Patrick (Karen) Morris of Waukegan, Molly Brady of Waterloo, IL, and Michael Kelly Morris of St Charles; Sharon's children Deborah (James) Campbell of Elburn, Julie (Bob) Birkeneder of San Antonio, TX, Tom (Kathy) Tyrer of Manhattan Beach, CA, and Amy (Brad) Nelson of Batavia; 21 grandchildren, Patrick, Tina, Danielle, Colleen, Paddy, Jennifer, Shawn, Stephanie, Ryan, Joe Brady, Andrew, Brian, Joseph, Jennifer, Christina, Elizabeth, Dylan, Brogan, Andrew, Aleigh, Ana; 11 great-grandchildren; and many relatives and good friends who will miss him dearly.Roger was preceded in death by his first wife, Bea Morris, in 1988; son, Tim, in 1990; parents; brother, Kenneth Morris; sister, Isabelle Purrman and son-in-law, Matt Brady.A visitation will be held from 3 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 6, at Malone Funeral Home, 324 East State St., Geneva.Interment will be held privately at Resurrection Cemetery in Geneva.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the , 22 South Second St., Geneva, IL 60134, the Geneva Schools Academic Foundation for use with the Science Program in honor of the J. Roger Morris Science Wing, or Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care Foundation, 6400 Shafer Court, Suite 700, Rosemont, IL 60018.
Morris was a Geneva teacher, administrator, coach, businessman, alderman and made probably 1,001 other contributions to the community throughout his life.
He was the 1990 , the highest honor for a citizen of Geneva, and you can find his name in almost every Geneva High School reunion website, because he was one of those educators who always was invited.
He was one of those teachers who always remembered your name and had something nice to say about everyone.
Of course, the community recently , the longtime Geneva teacher and basketball coach. In too short a time, we've had to say goodbye to two beloved educators who helped make Geneva such a wonderful place to live.
At Tuesday night's City Council meeting, Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns and several aldermen said kinds words about their fellow City Council member and friend.
"When I first became an alderman, Roger took me under his wing," 4th Ward Alderman Dorothy Flanagan said. "Roger was a mentor beyond (words)—I can’t describe how valuable he was to me. He introduced me to so many people. He was just a wonderful guy, and I will miss him."
"A wonderful neighbor on the north end of Logan Avenue," 1st Ward Alderman Sam Hill said. Long after Hill's children were grown, Hill said Morris "would continually ask how they were doing. I will miss him, as well as the rest of the community."
First Ward Alderman Chuck Brown remembered how fun it was to march with Morris in the Swedish Days parade, because "Mr. Morris" was so popular with the community and his former students.
"He would get more calls from the crowd than all the rest of us, including the mayor," Brown said.
Former School Board President and present 3rd Ward Alderman Dean Kilburg praised Morris for his work in developing the city's award-winning recycling program.
"I remember my son receiving a note from Roger thanking him for some recycling effort at Harrison Street School," he said. "When we look at the blue recycling bins for Geneva, Roger had something to do with that."
Mayor Kevin Burns called for a moment of silence for Morris as well as for Sharon Regole of the Geneva High School Class of 1982, Burns' graduating year. Morris was also the sponsor of the Class of '82.
Do you have a fond memory of Mr. Morris? Please share it in the comments section below. 10 Comments Recommend Comments
Over the 2011-2012 winter break at Geneva High school, the science hallways were renamed the "Honorary Roger Morris Science Hallway." He came back to the school in mid-January unknowing of the ceremonial hallways. GTV studio produced the following video honoring this event Condolences to his family and friends.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-IoycN-3wc&feature=youtu.be
Nice video. Thanks for producing and uploading the program.
Rest in Peace Mr. M.
Mr Morris was very beloved at Geneva High School. He was kind, considerate, and a true gentleman. RiP Mr. Morris.
Excellent video. Thank you for honoring a great man!
At a time when most people retire to enjoy the fruits of their labor, Roger was finding new ways to serve the community he loved. Dorothy and I worked with Roger a number of times at the Kane County recycling events. Although he had the title of recycling coordinator, Roger was not one to sit back and direct. He worked side by side with volunteers in the recycling program. He also volunteered his time at St. Peter's Barn Sale during the nineties when we were newcomers to the town and the parish. Sadly, Roger's years of service have come to an end, but he leaves behind a lifetime of accomplishment and so many good memories for those lucky enough to have known him..
Mary McCauley-Herring
Your family are in our thoughts and prayers. You and Bea were such good friends to my parents, Stu and Lois, and to our family. You were a bright spot in my mornings at Geneva High School with your jokes and great sense of humor. May rest in peace and in God's loving arms, Mr. Morris.
I'd like to Thank You for being a part of my life as well. In my Case you taught both myself and my father. God speed from Tupelo, MS
Ken Soderstrom Class of 1980
Mr. Morris was a Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Educator, Alderman, Friend and the list goes on. He wore MANY hats. But mostly, I will remember Mr. Morris for his loving, caring, friendly nature. He ALWAYS had a smile for you whether you like it or not. And he ALWAYS new your name!
Mr Morris, you have left many footprints in Geneva & surrounding community. Rest in Peace.
Christine Andersen Donovan Class of '77- GHS

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Silverleaf Seaside Resort - Resort Reviews, Deals - Galveston, TX - TripAdvisor
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“Location.....out of the hustle and bustle”
Seaside is one of our favorite resorts to stay at. The views are beautiful with both sunrises and sunsets. They have their own private beach which we have not gone to but it's across the street from the resort. Moody Gardens is in close proximity. The units are always very clean and the staff very helpful and cheerful. There's plenty...
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We stayed through RCI April 14 to 17 and were treated wonderfully. I can't say enough good about the staff and how helpful they were from check in to booking tours. Especially Derek the concierge. Thank you for all your help. We were in a presidential suite thanks to Robert for the upgrade which I understand is the only type...
“Could use a bit of thought and attention...”
Positives: fresh looking buildings; 5-8 minute walk across road to beach; staff friendly and attentive.
Places for improvement: in this age of technology, the fact that I had to walk up to the registration building/ wifi lounge to GET wifi, seems a little outdated; there are no laundry facilities in the lodge so I went to the local laundromat (washateria...
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“Silverleaf Dreams”
I have stayed three or four days at a time in the lodges, the suites and the presidential units. This is my favorite GetAway! Across the street, you can walk a wooden bridge over the dunes to a well groomed beach. Both sides of the island are visible from the top level of the presidential units. You can walk to...
“There are too many options on the island to bother with this place!”
3rd floor room=72 stairs with no lift for your luggage
Furniture and rooms in disrepair and dirty.
Appliances also in disrepair.
Property management says they want to comp you for the issues, but disappear just as you check out.
Went home disgusted with the ahold experience.
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Every body is friendly in Gaveston Island, give 5 o more star. But the silverleaf seaside resort check-in no friendly. I saw some review and the have the presidental several time. I supost to have the presidental but the gave me the lodge.And the room no ready, the bring the toilet paper and the shower curtain in the door.. How...
We have stayed at this property several times at the presidental level and its been clean decent and away from the crowd. Its a bit secluded so for us its good. Nice vew from the balconies and the rooms are large and ammenities were nice.
If you want to be near the action, this is not the place. If you want a newer, clean, quiet place with good privacy, this is it. We stayed in one of the President buildings in a very spacious two-bedroom unit. The view from the large balcony looked out towards the Gulf of Mexico while the walkway to the second...
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“Good place to stay if you want to go "off the grid"”
This resort is about 20 mins drive from the town of Galveston in a remote area, across the road from the beach. No stores, no gas stations, no restaurants. Although obviously old, the property seems to be well kept. Our 2BR/2bath unit was clean. All the appliances, ceiling fans and AC were working properly. The kitchen had enough utensils. The...
“Not really a "resort", but a nice place to stay!”
Really, I don't expect an RCI exchange to match a Ritz Carlton or a luxury hotel. Well, rarely anyway. This one provided large rooms with comfortable beds, and the suites were very clean. Huge bathroom with a jacuzzi tub. The units were better than average in all ways. The kitchens were generally well-stocked. The staff were helpful, but in the...
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Will always stop here for good value! - Review of Sushiology, Orlando, FL - TripAdvisor
Will always stop here for good value! - Sushiology
“Will always stop here for good value!”
Ranked #549 of 3,931 Restaurants in Orlando
Will always stop here for good value!
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A bit slower than other reviewers say but still very good for the money.
Reasonably priced sushi as well as low-priced dons, you can't go wrong here if you like Japanese street food. Fish is fresh, good sized and tasty.
The place is small, very small, so have someone scoping out tables when you get there before you order. Enjoyed all of the rolls including, unexpectedly, the rolls with fruit. Walked out of there feeding all three of us with large amounts of Sushi and one chicken don for less than $40. Great place!
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Fast, Delicious, Friendly... Fabulous Sushi experience!
I wish the city I am living in UK had a sushi place like this!!!
They are so friendly, very efficiently taking orders, then make sushi so quickly.
My children and I had salmon nigiri, Californian rolls and takoyaki. My husband had Gyu-don (Japanese cooked beef (marinated with ginger, soy sauce etc) and rice). All really nice. Takoyaki was really really good. AND all NOT EXPENSIVE AT ALL!!!!
http://www.sushiology.net/
There were a couple of tables but we ordered it and took them to our hotel to eat (as we have small children... hotel room is the best place to chill and eat).
I can recommend this sushi place to anyone who loves Japanese food.
I wish they could open branches in UK!! :)
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The 14 year old boys wanted sushi while we were on spring break. After studying reviews we decided to get take out at sushiology. Glad we did. We got one of their sampler platters with a couple extra rolls. Sushi was great. The cost was around $50 and after a long day at universal with no lunch, we could not eat it all. Finished it off as a midnight snack.
Only took them about 10 minutes to prepare our order or you can call it in if you know what you want.
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Despina Villa (Santorini/Kamari): Hotel Reviews, Price Comparison and 5 Photos - TripAdvisor
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Homo non Intelligendo Fit Omnia: Our friends, the Iranians
The Iranians make peaceful overtures!
Golly gee, that was a nice offer guys! We’ll respond in kind; in the next few years we'll send in our army to oversee your guys elections! (And to kill your leaders and shatter the backbone of your oppressive theocracy.) No, really, its our pleasure!
And speaking of Iran, some of our friends at the UN (specifically the IAEA, led by EL Baradei, the man that tried to influence a US election) find nussing, NUSSING!, wrong with the Iranian's nuclear program:
“ElBaradei plans to say in his November report on Iran that the agency has so far found no evidence of diversion (to a nuclear weapons programme),” a diplomat who follows the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) probe told Reuters.
Diplomats said ElBaradei had told the Iranians he would be able to pen a positive report if there was a constructive atmosphere in their talks on Friday with European counterparts who want Tehran to freeze its enrichment programme.
Meanwhile, we get this from the peace-loving Iranians, who have no intent of using their nuclear program for weaponry:
Me: Hey, UN, um, you might want to look into this. Death to America? Yeah, I know they throw "Death to America" around like a teenager with the word "like"... but still?
UN: Well, to be fair to our Iranian brothers, they haven’t actually killed America yet. The most we can do is turn our back on them and listen intently. Oh, and how we will listen. It would just be so... "preemptive" of us to co-opt the peaceful Iranians plans of building nuclear weapons. For all we know, they could be using them for legitimate purposes, like cementing their power of their own oppressed populace or nuking the racist state of Israel (may it be pushed into the sea). Or maybe they’re just overcompensating. Who knows? Let’s not be hasty here.
UN: But, really, when you guys are almost dead, don’t hesitate, just come right up to the UN and we’ll see if we can’t make an appointment to schedule a hearing to raise a motion about having a hearing to consider proposals about convening a session to discuss if we should have a vote to schedule a hearing appointment session schedule to discuss whether we should pass sanctions on the Iranian shrimp Industry. We’ve got your back, dog. That's what we're here for.


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There’s Freedom In Knowing The Truth!
by aviesplace2012 in Christian Devotionals, Christianity, Faith, Religion, Uncategorized Tags: belief, believe, disciple, Father God, follower, God, Holy Spirit, imitator, Jesus, religion
How many times have you heard the phrase, “the truth will set you free”? Does the truth really set people free or is it contingent upon something else? I think in order to understand how the truth sets a person free you must go back to the verse prior to John 8:32 and put into practice what it says:
The conjunction “And” at the beginning of verse 32 ties that verse to verse 31 making it a by-product of what verse 31 says to do. Jesus said those who believed Him would be His disciples and something would be evident in their lives as they believed…..they would know the truth and the truth would set them free.
What does it mean to “believe Him”? We sometimes think it means to “believe in Him”, but that is different than “believing Him”. To believe “in Him” is to put our trust in Him, but to “believe Him” is not only to put our trust in Him, but to act upon what He has said.
Jesus said “If you abide in My word, you are My disciples indeed.”
Let’s take this one phrase at a time and dissect it to where we understand what He really is saying.
If – a conjunction meaning that the end result is dependent upon something that you do. In order to be His disciples you must abide in His word.
What is a disciple? According to Strong’s concordance the Greek word for “disciple” is mathetes and it means “one who follows one’s teaching”. A “disciple” was not only a pupil, but an adherent; hence they are spoken of as imitators of their teacher.
So, what Jesus is saying is that if you abide, or live in His word, and follow His teaching, you will be one who imitates Him. And when you are becoming as Him in following and imitating Him you will know the truth and the truth will set you free. You see, Jesus said that He didn’t do anything He didn’t see His Father doing and He didn’t say anything He didn’t hear from His Father. He was an imitator of His Father, God, just like He is saying we should be an imitator of Him.
It is as we see, hear and do what the Word of God says, imitating Jesus, that we become imitators and followers of Him. It is then that we will know the truth and that truth that we know will set us free.
Know – Greek word “ginosko” according to Strong’s concordance it means to perceive, understand, recognize, gain knowledge, realize, come to know. It is the knowledge that has an inception, a progress, and an attainment. It is the recognition of truth by personal experience.
So as we spend time in God’s word and see, hear, and do what Jesus did we will come to perceive and understand through a progressive knowledge of the truth and what we then are coming to know will set us free.
Jesus talks about the truth being what sets us free. Let’s look into that word “truth” and see what He is trying to tell us about knowing it.
Truth – Greek word aletheia – according to Strong’s concordance it means “the reality lying at the basis of an appearance; the manifested, veritable essence of a matter”.
Truth, the reality lying at the basis of an appearance. Now, let’s look at John 8:32 from a little different angle. The Amplified Bible capitalizes truth in John 8:32 signifying that the “Truth” is not just the conformity to fact or reality, but it is the reality of that fact! Jesus said in John 14:6 “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” And in John 8:36 He says, “Therefore if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed,” which leads me to believe that the truth that He is talking about in Romans 8:31, 32 is really Him. You can come to know Him through the word, through prayer and through the revelation of the Holy Spirit. All three persons of the God-head are involved in you coming to know the Truth and being set free by what you know.
All of these scriptures when put together seem to say that Jesus is the Truth that we come to know as we see, hear and do God’s Word and as we are progressively growing in our knowledge of Him we will be set free from sin, and live a lifestyle of imitating the Father, just as Jesus did.
God’s word is living and when you read a scripture one time it may speak to you one way and then another time that you read it you may get something totally different from it. That’s because it addresses the need in your heart at that very moment. God knows exactly what you need to hear and because the word is living and powerful it goes into your heart and does supernatural surgery where it is needed. I have shown you two different ways the scripture of John 8:31, 32 can be seen this morning. That’s how the word works. Two different people can read the same verse and it will speak to both of them differently. It has a powerful effect on each one of them at their point of need.
This blog may seem a little deep and challenging, but it is food for thought this morning and, as always, I welcome your interaction, comments and questions! We grow through being stretched, so maybe this blog will get you to thinking and praying!
Father, I thank You for Your Word! I thank You for the written Word, the Living Word, Jesus, and the spoken Word as the Holy Spirit reveals it to me. I long to get to know You in all Your fullness through whichever means You desire to teach me. I ask You, Father, to help us to know the Truth and to be set free as we grow in our knowledge of that reality! You, Lord, know how to reach each one of us and reveal Yourself to us in ways that we will understand. I pray for my friends this morning that they may seek You with their whole hearts, live their lives as imitators of Jesus and walk in freedom from sin and all it’s effects. Father, keep them from the evil one and protect them from the wiles that he uses to deceive people. Show them the way to freedom today, Lord! In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.


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Just Do It Already! | Catching Meddlers
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Our bishops are meeting, and they’ve talked about the importance of starting new churches. They describe their desire to ramp up the church planting efforts from 75 new churches a year to 365 churches a year.
“The bishops not only envision planting at least one new church every day outside the United States, where there is significant membership growth, but also starting a new church every day in the United States, where the membership has declined for 40 years, [Bishop Lindsey Davis] said.”
I have only been in the UMC as a probationary elder for about a year and a half, and I’m already exhausted from all the talking. I’ve heard so much about starting new churches, but I have seen very little done to actually start new churches. I know it takes money; I know it’s complicated. Yet still, I want to say just do it already!
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Via Iannuzzo 12, 98035 Giardini Naxos, Sicily, Italy 0039094254208
Ranked #12 of 62 restaurants in Giardini Naxos 45 Reviews Price range: ₹ 772 - ₹ 1,931 Cuisines: Italian, Mediterranean
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We had a vegetarian pizza and a salat which were both very good at a reasonable price. The ambience of the restaurant is also very good. I can recommend it.
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The first thing Roberto did was to inform us of our Italian names. So I, Giovanni and my wife Carlotta were swept away into the awesome service and attention given us by Roberto the owner. His familiarity with Cabernet wine matches mine and we hit off from the first Nero D'avola to the second "Due Note" and the 3rd and...
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this was a wonderful restaurant across from the Hilton in Giardini Naxos. It has outdoor seating in a lovely courtyard atmosphere. The food was great, service friendly and atmosphere inviting. Reasonably priced, large portions.
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This is one of the five restaurants that are located directly across the street from the Hilton Giardini Naxos. All of these restaurants serve good food and this is no exception. The service was excellent and we really enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere. We ate outside and there was a nice ambiance out there. The only downside was that there were...
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I have been going to Naxos for many years, and Roberto, Sonja, and the family are like family to me. I also run very personalized tours (I write books on Sicily), and this place is our base of operations. that should give you an idea of a great and fun place with great and fun people...Alfred
Just got back from Giardini-Naxos and ate at Sikelia a few times. A charming family runs this establishment. They make you feel like part of the family and speak good English. Since it was winter time, we ate the soups. The tomato soup is the best ever. Everything we tried was so tasty. The wine is also excellent. Roberto, the...
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Roberto and his beautiful sisters will take care of you. Great Sicilian feasts, the swordfish is outstanding. So is the pasta, and the home cooked tomato soup is the best ever. Good wine, try the local house white, also a great Sicilian wine list. The granita is so good you will not believe it. They have a granita chef that...
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Father and mother are the cook; 2 sisters and a brother run the cafe right across from Giardini Naxos Hilton.
Place is clean with outside and inside seating and anice atmosphere (Romantic if desired) with ver reasonable prices and fine food. Has free wifi.
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