Raise your Bavarian brews and join in this awesome Oktoberfest celebration! Witness one of the year's most popular festivities at Champions, featuring scrumptious German delicacies along with traditional live entertainment by Tschirgant Duo. This place is going to be a lively one!
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Get into the true spirit of Oktoberfest all month long with special snacks and beverages at great prices. Grab your colleagues and friends and head to Shehrazad for an authentic Oktoberfest experience. Various food and drinks options, priced individually are available.
Experience the authentic Bavarian festival at InterContinental Doha's most popular and unique tent. Let The Voigas Band keep you entertained with their original festive music, playing traditional alpine folk music followed by different acts and funny games which involve the audience. While you indulge in the scrumptious traditional German buffet and Munich's famous ales so get down with your Dirndl and Lederhose…. Oans, Zwoa, Gsuffa!
Price: Free Entry for ladies from 6pm to 8.30pm. QR65 from 8.30pm onwards for ladies, including one soft beverage. QR100 for men including one soft drink.
With live entertainment from the Oompah band, Oktoberfest is an annual celebration of German tradition that is defined by camaraderie, hearty Bavarian cuisine and lots and lots of beverages. That's exactly what you'll get at this party!
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Take the whole family to experience a night of international flavours with an exciting spooky theme as the chefs at InterContinental Doha The City create a special evening of food, drinks, and fun for the kids. Don't forget to enjoy the awesome and spooktacular dessert bar! QR180 inclusive of soft beverages and QR295 inclusive of selected house beverages. October 31 from 6pm to 11pm.
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Marriott Marquis City Centre Doha Celebrate Pink October at Quick Bites and West End Café & Patisserie. Give back and show support to those who need it the most by purchasing from a variety of pink pastries, desserts and drinks, as 10 per cent of the proceeds from your spend will be given to the Qatar Cancer Society. Everything is priced from QR25, and is available to buy from October 1 to 31 from 6am to 11pm.
InterContinental Doha The City This October, InterContinental Doha The City will host several activities in order to bring more support to the worldwide campaign of Breast Cancer Awareness. From Pink Afternoon Tea and unique pink treats at the Lobby Lounge, to an extravagant Pink Bar Squared Brunch at The Square, and even more exciting Pink Wednesdays at Strata. Pink Wednesdays isn't your ordinary ladies night! It's a designer label ladies night! Head over to Strata where ladies enjoy a complimentary welcome drink from 9pm to 11pm, every Wednesday, along with a chance to win a designer luxury bag. On from 9pm to 2am with free entry for ladies and QR75 for men.
begins with an unwinding session of foot reflexology, followed by a detoxifying body wrap. A face mask designed to suit your skin type will be applied as you swift away into a world of calm. QR950 per person including full access to all spa and wellness facilities. Other Pink treatments like massages, facials and a hammam experience are also available.
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Curated by Executive Chef, Hassan Abdallah and Al Liwan Chef, Tutku Goksel, the exquisite buffet offers a plethora of choices blending Oriental, International and the best of Middle Eastern cuisine including Qatari highlights, where the lavish selection of artistic creations are showcased weekly from open kitchens and creative displays. Guests may begin the Friday feast with an array of traditional Oriental mezzes and International bite-sized appetisers, accompanied with freshly-baked artisanal breads and rolls.
The gastronomic adventure continues through a rollercoaster of dishes including traditional Indian favourites, exaggerated oversized gourmet burgers, Asian dimsum, sushi and tempura delights, a unique homemade quiche selection, tender rotisserie, juicy shawarma and hearty Italian pasta prepared a la minute from the interactive live kitchen. The seafood ice bed features freshlyshucked oysters, lobster tails and other crustaceans that are paired with a variety of homemade sauces. Guests who enjoy barbequed selections may hand-pick from the display of marinated meat, kebabs, fish and seafood to be custom-grilled to taste.
For cheese lovers, this brunch is the perfect occasion to sample a variety of French and Swiss cheese. And for the perfect sweet ending, diners can explore new offerings from the Lobby Lounge that is transformed into an international patisserie where a decadent spread of contemporary and traditional pies, cakes and mousses await. Executive Pastry Chef Saban Cavlak introduces unique Turkish, Lebanese and Oriental delights, as well as an artisanal Italian gelato and indulgent French crepe live station. Children aged 12 and under can enjoy fun activities with The Ritz-Carlton ladies and gentlemen at a dedicated entertainment area. There's something to please absolutely everyone!
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«Мусідора: купальниця, потривожена подувом вітру» () або просто «Купальниця» () — картина англійського художника Вільяма Етті у жанрі ню, написана 1843 року.

Полотно ілюструє сцену з поеми Джеймса Томсона «Літо» (1727), де (у цій сцені) молодий хлопець, який випадково побачив дівчину, що купалася оголеною, вагається між бажанням підглядати та усвідомленням того, що він має відвернутися. Сцена була дуже популярною серед англійських митців, оскільки картина стала зручним приводом для виправдання малювання оголеної натури у часи, коли показ та розповсюдження оголених образів були під забороною. Усього Етті створив чотири полотна «Купальниці», що є майже ідентичними, за винятком дрібних відмінностей у пейзажі. Четверта версія картини була написана близько 1846 року. Оскільки четверта версія має ознаки низькопробності, вважають, що вона могла бути пізнішою копією, створеною кимось із учнів художника.

«Мусідора» була винятково схвально зустрінута публікою під час першого показу й стала вважатися найкращою роботою, написаною англійським митцем. По смерті Етті (1849) його роботи швидко втратили популярність, забулися. «Купальниця» справляла мінливий вплив на подальші творчі пошуки митців жанру.

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Load-to-Truck Ratios Drop for First Time Since ELD Mandate
Matt Sullivan on January 16, 2018 3:10 pm
Load posts on the DAT Network have risen steadily since the second week in November, and they were up another 17% last week. What is different, though, is that truck posts surged 52% last week, which was the first full work week after the holidays.
Many truckers took extended vacations, beginning December 18 when the ELD mandate went into effect. That's not a coincidence. Now they're back and looking for loads, so the crazy-high load-to-truck ratios of the past few weeks are finally starting to come down. The ratio for vans is still 10.7 loads per truck, though – way above the typical level for any season, let alone the middle of the winter.
As expected, there was also a slowdown in freight pricing in the second week of January. Rates declined last week on 55 of the top 100 van lanes, and the national average dropped 2¢, compared to the first week in January. But higher fuel costs and winter weather, combined with strong post-holiday freight volumes, have kept prices up in a lot of places.
It's hard for trucks to stay on schedule in a snowstorm, and winter weather pushed rates higher in the Northeast last week. Allentown, PA outbound rates got a big 10% increase. Rates out of Buffalo, NY got an 8% bump. To the south, Charlotte rates rose 4%.
All rates below include fuel surcharges and are based on real transactions between brokers and carriers.
RISING LANES
Buffalo to Columbus rates rose 47¢ to an average of $2.41/mile
Buffalo to Chicago also added 44¢ at $2.42/mile
The other side of that round trip, from Chicago to Buffalo, also had the biggest increase for the week, up 50¢ to $3.57/mile
Van rates are always high on the lane from Allentown to Boston to account for traffic, tolls, and the difficulty of finding loads out of Boston, but that lane hit what might have been an all-time high last week: Up 47¢ to an average of $4.47/mile
Columbus to Allentown climbed 32¢ to $4.11/mile
Denver to Albuquerque added 25¢ at $2.92/mile
Strong volumes out of Chicago have pushed the average outbound rate there to nearly $3.00/mile
FALLING LANES
Rates fell again out of Dallas and Los Angeles, which is pretty normal for this time of year, and weather wasn't a big issue in either market last week. Seattle and Stockton, CA have both weakened in January as well, but there are still a lot of markets where the average outbound rate is well above the $2/mile mark.
Van rates on the Los Angeles to Stockton lane were 25¢ lower, falling to $3.05/mile
Los Angeles to Chicago lost 22¢ at $1.67/mile – this is also a top intermodal lane, so this decline signals stiffer competition from rail. Prices on this lane had been way above average for several weeks
Columbus to Atlanta was down 21¢ to an average of $2.87/mile
Find loads, trucks and lane-by-lane rate information in DAT load boards, including rates from DAT RateView.
Matt Sullivan Author
Matt Sullivan joined DAT Freight & Analytics in 2014, covering topics for motor carriers, freight intermediaries and shippers. Prior to joining DAT, Matt spent more than 10 years in journalism as a writer and editor for the Anchorage Daily News, Nashville Scene and other publications.
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Reefer Demand Remains High in Mid-Winter

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Thank you in advance for all your prayers...we will update with any results as soon as we can!
Baby Todd will soon be going into surgery and my mother heart strings are being tugged for Jerri, especially. Please know that the One who loves him best will be right beside him every moment. Our gang is praying for each of you today.
I've been thinking about you guys and praying for you today. I can only imagine what a relief it will be for you to get past this point. Hope you get to cuddle him more soon!
We prayed for a successful surgery last night at Ministry Council and I have prayed to that end today. I praise God that things have gone well so far.
I have my church praying also.
We have been praying for a successful day for Baby Todd. Can't wait to hear the updates. God's blessings on your whole family. Love always.
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'And Just Like That...' Trailer Catches Up With 'Sex And The City' Women 2 Decades Later
Carrie, Miranda and Charlotte are back -- along with a host of new pals -- in the HBO Max revival series, which begins Dec. 9.
11/30/2021 06:24pm EST
The trailer for "And Just Like That...," HBO Max's "Sex and the City" revival series, is finally here ― and from the looks of it, the chic footwear, racy humor and pithy wisdom of the original have remained intact.
The clip, unveiled Tuesday, offers clues as to what Carrie Bradshaw (played by Sarah Jessica Parker), Miranda Hobbes (Cynthia Nixon) and Charlotte York-Goldenblatt (Kristin Davis) are up to more than two decades after "SATC" kicked off its original run.
There's a renewed emphasis on friendship and family, as well as fresh concerns about finding ― and maintaining ― love at midlife. A host of new friends, including Seema (Sarita Choudhury) and Lisa (Nicole Ari Parker), are along for the ride, too
Catch the trailer for "And Just Like That..." below.
Each of the gals appears to be still married to their spouses, though the crew itself is no longer a foursome due to the absence of Kim Cattrall, who passed on reprising the character of Samantha Jones for well-documented reasons.
Turns out Samantha's departure hasn't diminished the series' penchant for raunchy jokes entirely: At one point, podcast host Che (Sara Ramirez) asks Carrie if she's ever masturbated in a public place.
Given the original show's depiction of casual and, at times, unsatisfying sex for women in their 30s, some viewers have questioned the creative intentions behind "And Just Like That..." given that the characters are now in their mid-50s.
In an interview with Vogue magazine for its December issue, Parker and her co-stars shrugged off such speculation.
"In the spring of 2020, I was talking with [writer-director Michael Patrick King] about doing a podcast about the behind-the-scenes making of 'Sex and the City,'" Parker said. "And we spoke about what we were missing in the pandemic: joy, community, the experience of being together. The world of Carrie and her friends has always been about coming home, and I felt like we needed that right now."
"People are like, 'Why should they come back?' and it really bugs me," added Davis. "Are women's lives not interesting now? Nobody ever asks, 'Why would you do this violent remake over and over again?' For me that is so indicative of our reluctance to sit and watch women's lives develop over time."
"And Just Like That..." begins Dec. 9 on HBO Max.
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Large-Scale Art Protest Outside OxyContin Maker Ends in Arrest
Posted June 22, 2018 7:46 p.m. EDT
By Colin Moynihan, New York Times
STAMFORD, Conn. — The sculpture, about 10 feet long and weighing about 700 pounds, is a huge depiction of the sort of spoon addicts use to cook heroin before injecting it.
On Friday morning, the spoon, by Boston-based sculptor Domenic Esposito, was unloaded here outside the headquarters of Purdue Pharma, maker of the painkiller OxyContin.
Some of Esposito's work exploring the ways that addiction affects lives will appear in a new exhibition at a gallery a few blocks away. He and the gallery owner, Fernando Luis Alvarez, said they were at Purdue to shame the company, asserting that its much-abused drug had led countless people to dependence and served as a gateway to other narcotics like heroin.
"I think this is an important matter," Alvarez said. "People are dying."
As the opioid epidemic rages on, Purdue Pharma has become a magnet for criticism from legislators, regulators and the relatives of the dead. On Friday it was the artists' turn, however briefly. The spoon was gone by noon, carted off on the orders of the police. And the gallery owner was arrested and led away in handcuffs after he refused to move the piece from where it had been blocking Purdue's driveway.
A statement Friday from a Purdue spokesman, Robert Josephson, said, "We share the protesters' concern about the opioid crisis and respect their right to peacefully express themselves."
Josephson said the company is committed to working on meaningful, collaborative solutions to help stop deaths related to opioid overdoses.
Over the past year, increasing attention has been directed at Purdue and the members of the Sackler family who owned and ran the company while it aggressively marketed OxyContin as a painkiller that was less prone to abuse than other drugs. In 2007, the parent company of Purdue pleaded guilty to a federal felony charge of misbranding OxyContin with the intent to defraud or mislead.
Multiple states have since sued the company, saying it employed deceptive marketing practices, an allegation Purdue has denied. The photographer Nan Goldin, who said that a prescription for OxyContin led her to addiction, has organized protests including one inside the Sackler Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which members of the family had supported with sizable donations.
Other recent protests have taken place outside Purdue Pharma's building. This month two brothers from Pennsylvania used a projector to beam messages onto the building's facade, referring to the company as a "cartel," according to the Stamford Advocate.
Esposito said he spent about six weeks fashioning the spoon from steel. The idea, he said, was to reflect the experience of a relative who had begun using OxyContin and Percocet experimentally before turning to heroin.
The bent spoon became an emblem of the relative's struggles, Esposito said. The family would sometimes find similar implements around, disappointing discoveries at a time when they believed their loved one had been in recovery.
"And then all the pain started over," he said.
The addiction-related works in Alvarez's gallery are part of a show titled "Opioid: Express Yourself." They include an image of a giant white capsule with damaged ends depicted against a bright red background, and an abstract painting meant to project depression and anxiety. There is also a work that represents a section of bathroom wall that also includes pill bottles peeking from behind tiles affixed to the wood, and a medicine cabinet shaped like a tombstone.
As for the spoon, Alvarez, Esposito and a few friends towed it to the Purdue building around 8 a.m. Friday in a trailer emblazoned with an image of a skull. The police arrived before long and over the next two hours officers negotiated with Alvarez, telling him "your giant spoon" has to go. Finally a commander issued Alvarez a ticket for "obstructing free passage." When he declined after that to remove the sculpture Alvarez was arrested on a charge of "interfering with police," the commander said. He was detained briefly before being released.
Back at the building, a yellow front loader arrived. Several men wrestled the spoon into the shovel of the frontloader, and it was then hoisted up, placed onto the back of a truck and driven away.


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Here are my specialties: Internet marketing, e-book ghostwriting, articles and blogging. I have over 1,000 bylines and currently manage several blogs. I'm interested in networking with other writers for referral exchange and skill sharpening. I was hoping this would be a good place to do it.
I happen to run a copywriting agency from India. I have been there for almost six years as a writer. We specialise in creating text for all media, and have clients all over the world.
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Use our resources to learn more about porpoises and dolphins here.
Harbor porpoises like this one do not generate echolocation signals in the larynx, nor do they emit them through their mouth. Instead, they have specialized sound-producing structures, called phonic lips, located high in the blowhole. Phonic lips!
Researchers profiled in the BBC article studied the way porpoises use echolocation to hunt fish. What is echolocation?
According to the BBC article, the porpoises studied used two sounds in their echolocation technique. What are the two sounds?
clicking. When doing a broad search for food, porpoises use an exploratory click to get a general idea of where fish are.
buzzing. After a fish or school of fish have been "spotted" with the click, porpoises use a high-frequency buzz to elicit a continuous echo from the fish they are pursuing.
The BBC article says the porpoise echolocation technique is "like a adjusting a flashlight." How?
Can you think of any other animals that use echolocation to hunt prey?
Porpoises' cousins, dolphins and toothed whales, also use echolocation.
Some birds (oilbirds and switftlets) use a type of echolocation.
A few terrestrial mammals, shrews and tenrecs (so cute!), use echolocation.
The world's most famous echolocators are probably bats! Take a look at our terrific illustration of a bat using echolocation to zero in on a tasty moth.
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Q: Expo React Native: BarcodeScanner.requestPermissionsAsync() doesnt apply a permission request I'm trying to build a Barcode scanner component and I'm using expo-barcode-scanner.
the console.log works fine and I get the ASKING text.
the dialog window doesnt show up
here is my code:
import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react';
import { Text,SafeAreaView, View, StyleSheet, Button } from 'react-native';
import { BarCodeScanner } from 'expo-barcode-scanner';

const ScannerComponent =()=> {
  const [hasPermission, setHasPermission] = useState(null);
  const [scanned, setScanned] = useState(false);
  const askForCameraPermission = () =>{
    console.log('ASKING')
    async () => {
                  const {status} = await BarCodeScanner.requestPermissionsAsync();
                  setHasPermission(status === 'granted');
              }
  }
  useEffect(() => {
    askForCameraPermission();
    }, []);

  const handleBarCodeScanned = ({ type, data }) => {
    setScanned(true);
    alert(`Bar code with type ${type} and data ${data} has been scanned!`);
  };

  if (hasPermission === null) {
    return (<View style={styles.container}><Text style={styles.text}>Requesting for camera permission</Text></View>);
  }
  if (hasPermission === false) {
    return (<View style={styles.container}><Text style={styles.text}>No access to camera</Text></View>);
  }

  return (
    <SafeAreaView style={styles.container}>
      <Text value='hello' />
      <View style={styles.scanner}>
      <BarCodeScanner
        onBarCodeScanned={scanned ? undefined : handleBarCodeScanned}
        style={StyleSheet.absoluteFillObject}
      />
      </View>
      {scanned && <Button title={'Tap to Scan Again'} onPress={() => setScanned(false)} />}
    </SafeAreaView>
  );
}

export default ScannerComponent

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Home » Blog » New To Disney+ Today (US)
New To Disney+ Today (US)
November 30, 2022 by Michelle Beck
Here is a look at everything that's coming to Disney+ in the United States today.
DISNEY+ ORIGINALS:
Willow – Episode 1 & 2 – Premiere
An epic period fantasy series with a modern sensibility set in an enchanted land of breathtaking beauty, "Willow" features a diverse international cast with Jonathan Kasdan, Ron Howard, Wendy Mericle, Kathleen Kennedy, and Michelle Rejwan serving as executive producers. The story began with an aspiring magician from a Nelwyn village and an infant girl destined to unite the realms, who together helped destroy an evil queen and banish the forces of darkness. Now, in a magical world where brownies, sorcerers, trolls, and other mystical creatures flourish, the adventure continues, as an unlikely group of heroes set off on a dangerous quest to places far beyond their home, where they must face their inner demons and come together to save their world.
The Santa Clauses – Episode 4 – "Chapter Four: The Shoes Off the Bed Clause"
Scott adjusts to life in Chicago, unsure what his identity is now that he is not Santa. Meanwhile, Simon settles in at the North Pole. He learns he can use Santa's delivery system year round for his e-commerce company, but in doing so he further diminishes
Christmas spirit. Scott and the family get ready to spend their first Christmas together, but before they can, Scott is met by an unexpected visitor.
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers – Season 2 – Episode 10 – "Lights Out"- Finale
With their heads on straight from their perfect summer day, our combined Ducks team heads to the Summer Showcase – with Alex as their coach and Cole in a new role, so that he won't get in Jace's way. But being there, the scouts, the pressure, and even an unexpected rival team, get to Jace, Evan, and the rest of our gang. Meanwhile, Nick wonders if he'll find a way to shine, on or off the ice. And all of our camp relationships play out… as summer ends, and everyone has to say goodbye.
The Mysterious Benedict Society – Season 2 – Episode 7 – "A Joyful Lens"
Mr. Benedict and Number Two's plan to subdue Dr. Curtain backfires. After arriving at the compound, The Society regroups to rescue their captured comrades. Meanwhile, Dr. Curtain hosts a celebration to announce his plans for global expansion. After Sticky cracks
the method behind Dr. Curtain's happiness technique, the kids struggle to devise a plan to reverse the effects before all is lost. The Society then attempts a daring escape and find themselves fleeing with a surprising companion in tow.
Sumo Do, Sumo Don't – Episode 7
During their rest day, Mayu suggests to Ryota that they go on a double date upon learning of Yoshioka and Honoka's date. Ryota keeps a close watch over Yoshioka as Honoka and Mayu have fun. Yoshioka shows up to the training session the following day ready to battle. On the last day of the training camp, something unexpected happens while Ryota is walking Saki home.
NEW LIBRARY TITLES:
Buried Secrets of WWII (S1)
Remote sensing techniques tell the stories of WWII battles and campaigns, the details of which have been lost in the fog of war, misinterpreted or overtaken by the landscape.
Firebuds (S1, 3 episodes)
Bo and his fire engine best friend, Flash, team up with their first responder friends to help others in their community with problems.
Spidey and His Amazing Friends (S2, 4 episodes)
Peter Parker, Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy join forces with Hulk, Ms Marvel and Black Panther to fight their common enemies and learn that working together as a team is the best.
The Witch Doctor Will See You Now (S1)
Piers Gibbon once hosted a National Geographic special called "Eating With Cannibals" that featured the British explorer in Papua New Guinea with a tribe that still practices cannibalism. Perhaps after that experience it makes sense that Gibbon presents "The Witch Doctor Will See You Now." The four hourlong episodes document some of the world's most ancient and extreme medical practices, from the snake-soup healer in Hong Kong to the chicken-massaging witch doctors in the African country of Cameroon. Gibbon is joined by volunteer patients who are seeking cures to their own ailments, something Western medicine has failed to achieve.
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Every year, 100 million people around the world fall into poverty due to medical costs. Insurance is playing an increasing role in helping poor households avoid this tragic outcome.
Government-led programs can have dramatic impacts by providing scale and wide-spread coverage. In Mexico nearly 7% of families were dragged below the poverty line each year by medical emergencies until the late 1990s. In 2004, a government insurance program, Seguro Popular, was introduced, and by 2010, this number had fallen to less than 3%. Health insurance is now nearing universal coverage, and those who do seek medication and procedures no longer risk being bankrupted by illness. Health outcomes have also improved.
Policy and partnerships can also lead to microinsurance products that low-income individuals in developing countries can purchase. The Insurance Regulator in Zambia for instance, is authorizing new distribution channels. In 2012, two new microinsurance products were introduced, and for the first time, clients could buy life insurance using mobile phones, for as little as USD 0.30 per month. In Jordan, Women's World Banking partnered with an insurance company to launch the The Caregiver Policy, microinsurance for emergency medical care. For a small monthly premium with their loan repayments, women receive funds for each night spent in a hospital due to medical emergencies, including pregnancy. Women can use this money not only for medical care, but also to cover related business losses and transport costs, helping them to rebound physically and financially. The pilot of the project was highly successful: by 2012, over 91,000 women had enrolled in the program, covering 98% of WWB clients in Jordan. There are plans to expand the program to new markets.
A savings account is the simplest form of insurance, and even the most basic of savings products can be effective in managing health care costs. Women in Kenya provided with a dedicated savings box and key had an increase in preventative health care investments of 68% over a control group, and those using savings earmarked for a specific health product had investments 129% higher.
As financial institutions move toward offering a more diverse mix of services to the poor, savings and insurance products will be important to absorbing risks and improving resiliency.
At the 2012 Twente Research Conference on Microinsurance, the UNSGSA urges stakeholders to find ways to extend the safety net of insurance to more of the world's poor.
The Economist, "Stretching the safety net," (2012).
World Bank, "CCT Programs: Now on Every Continent - Conditional Cash Transfers: Reducing Present and Future Poverty," World Bank website.
Pascaline Dupas, Jonathan Robinson. "Why Don't The Poor Save More? Evidence From Health Savings Experiments," (2011).


Before any business achieves profitability and success it has to go through that most important building and germination phase. I remember once hearing the story of a kind of bamboo that grows roots for 29 years before ANYTHING develops above the ground, then in year 30 with a well developed root system, that bamboo plant will grow more than twenty feet tall!
The realities of business, particularly this early building phase are never talked about in school so most people have no idea what it takes and what kinds of expectations they should have. This is certainly one of the reasons that people are so fast to judge a budding entrepreneur. It is also a primary reason that so many start up companies are abandoned.
Once you see the big picture, as gained in the Neothink Society founded by Mark Hamilton and in Mark Hamilton's Multigenerational Manuscripts, it is far easier to steadily build your empire, starting with the root system.
Just think! As more and more people discover the excitement of building their passions into part time businesses, and stick with it for a few years, there will be thousands of new successful companies creating exciting products and services – driving down prices, stimulating the economy, and increasing standards of living for everyone!


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SolarReserve Receives $2.0 Million Award from U.S. Department of Energy to Advance American Innovation in Concentrated Solar Power Technology
October 25, 2018 reve
SolarReserve, a leading worldwide developer of large-scale solar power projects and advanced solar thermal technology, announced it was selected to receive a $2.0 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) to advance concentrating solar-thermal power (CSP) research and development. With energy storage technology that can store the heat generated by the sun, solar thermal plants provide reliable, clean and renewable energy to meet peak demand periods, even at night.
Since the heliostat field can account for up to 50% of a CSP project's capital cost, it is a critical component in any cost reduction initiatives (Photo: Business Wire)
Fueling Innovation to Lower Electricity Costs and Create Jobs
SolarReserve was selected as a part of the Energy Department's FY2018 SETO funding program, an effort to invest in new projects that will lower solar electricity costs and support a growing solar workforce. SolarReserve's project is to develop a best-in-class next generation heliostat design, optimized for CSP technology projections of the next decade.
"We are excited to participate in this initiative and aggressively drive innovation that will lower delivered cost of solar electricity that has the added benefit of round-the-clock availability through energy storage," said Kevin Smith, SolarReserve's CEO. "Through this award, we can develop breakthrough solutions for cost-effective sustainable energy now and for the generations to come – with the goal of fostering new industries and creating thousands of U.S. jobs."
Developing Next Generation Heliostat Solutions
SolarReserve continually performs research and development in all areas of CSP technology, including heliostat development. Heliostats are the dual-axis solar tracking mirrors that concentrate and focus the sun's energy onto an energy collection receiver atop a central tower. Within the receiver, fluid flows through piping that forms external walls? this fluid absorbs the heat from the concentrated sunlight. In SolarReserve's technology, the fluid utilized is molten salt, which is used both as a heat transfer fluid as well as a thermal energy storage medium.
The SETO award supports SolarReserve's development of a next generation heliostat system that aims to make substantial progress in cost reduction and performance for the concentrating system in a solar power tower, aligned to the timing goals of the Energy Department's Generation 3 Concentrating Solar Power Systems (Gen3 CSP) program. Gen3 CSP projects are working to advance next-generation CSP systems that can operate at higher temperatures in order to store more heat, reducing the cost of CSP systems by increasing the efficiency of the plant. Since the heliostat field can account for up to 50% of a CSP project's capital cost, it is a critical component in any cost reduction initiatives.
SolarReserve will partner on the project with South Africa's Stellenbosch University and New Mexico based Sandia National Laboratories, to leverage their complementary innovations and world-class testing facilities.
SolarReserve is experienced in advanced heliostat and collector field design, deployment and controls. The company's heliostat innovation areas include advancements in pointing accuracy, optimal structural design, high precision and efficient drive systems, ultra-light and high reflectivity mirror facets, and various unit and collector field control, power and communication systems. Stellenbosch University has extensive experience with heliostats and has developed fully autonomous heliostat technology with complementary innovations including rapid deployment and low lifecycle cost potential. Sandia National Laboratories offers state-of-the-art CSP testing facilities at the National Solar Thermal Test Facility (NSTTF) operated by Sandia for the U.S. Department of Energy, as well as resources for autonomy and optics research. For over 10 years, SolarReserve has partnered with Sandia to test and validate advanced heliostat designs for its utility-scale solar thermal power stations at the NSTTF, the only test facility of this type in the United States. SolarReserve has developed, built and tested more than a dozen different heliostat variations at Sandia's test facility in New Mexico, each with reduced cost and higher performance.
The U.S. Department of Energy Solar Energy Technologies Office supports early-stage research and development to improve the affordability, reliability, and performance of solar technologies on the grid.
SolarReserve is a leading global developer, owner and operator of utility-scale solar power projects, with more than $1.8 billion of projects in operation worldwide. The company has commercialized its proprietary ThermaVault™ advanced solar thermal technology with integrated molten salt energy storage that delivers renewable power that is dispatchable 24-hours per day. The U.S. developed technology is now one of the world's leading energy storage technologies and allows solar energy to operate like traditional fossil-fired and nuclear electricity generation – except the fuel is the sun which means zero emissions, zero hazardous waste, and zero dependence on fuel price volatility. SolarReserve is headquartered in the US and maintains a global presence with six international offices to support widespread project development activities across more than 20 countries.
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Louis Berkhof's Systematic Theology is an example of what I call standard systematic theology. 'Berkhof', as people refer to this book, comes in for more than its share of disparagement and misunderstanding nowadays. The author often offers definitions. Unlike Calvin in the Institutes he does not search for them, (see, for example, Inst. I.15.2; II.1.8; II.2.4; III.2.7) , he finds them ready-made in the tradition of Reformed Scholasticism which he inherited. For instance, he offers a definition of divine omnipresence as 'that perfection of the Divine Being by which He transcends all spatial limitations, and yet is present in every point of space with His whole Being'. (p. 60) (The italics are LB's) What's the point of such a definition?
Some seem to think that a definition of something says it all. A definition of divine omnipresence tells us all that there is to know about it. But making a definition is not like the manufacture of a chemical essence or an extract which takes everything that is value from a plant or a rock and discards the rest. A definition of omnipresence does not turn Psalm 139, for example, into a waste, like ash or pith. The systematic theologian, with a string of such definitions, is not smarter than Scripture. So what is going on? In defining omnipresence has Berkhof mastered it? In defining it, has he bottled it up, boxed it in? This suggestion seems weird, especially in theology. If Berkhof defines omnipresence does that mean that he is omnipresent, or knows what it's like to be omnipresent, or has invented omnipresence, or is able to explain it?
No, none of these things. It's especially important to underline the last point. Defining is not explaining. A theologian brandishing definitions is not like a scientist or a detective, filling in the gaps in our knowledge, solving problems. Berkhof's definition of omnipresence does not solve the problem of omnipresence, of how it can be that God is wholly and indivisibly present everywhere. It may even be said to accentuate the problem. I'd rather say, it protects the problem.
Why is a problem worth protecting ? Only if the problem that is protected is less of a problem than any alternative. Could God's omnipresence be understood in spatial terms? Is there more of God in an elephant than in a flea? No. So his presence is non-spatial. Is his non-spatial presence local in character? Is part of God non-physically present in the church of Ephesus and part in Corinth? No again. The unity of God is such that he is indivisible. So God is wholly present here, and there, and at every point. Is this not mysterious? To be sure it is. But the alternatives are not only mysterious, but manifestly at odds with God's infinity and perfection, clearly taught in Scripture. So, systematic theologians are more like grammarians than like scientists or detectives. They show us (from Scripture, if they are being faithfully Christian) how to think, and not to think, about God, and so how to talk about him. What to say and what not to say, in the same way that grammarians codify a natural language, telling us what makes sense in that language, what is a mistake, and so on. Grammarians do not control what we say: they indicate the rules of intelligible speech.
By drawing on other scriptural data a human definition of divine omnipresence (a fallible effort, of course) makes an attempt at saying what must be true if the assertions of Psalm 139 and similar language are to be understood. In a way that is surprising we often take such definitions (or the intuitions that lie behind them) for granted, despite (perhaps) our distaste for such things. They undergird a lot of our exegesis and how we apply it. The rhetorical force of 'Where shall I go from your Spirit?' with its implication 'absolutely nowhere' only indicates a truth about God's presence if it is true that God (who is spirit) is omnipresent in something like the Berkhofian fashion. But Berkhof's definition is not an attempt to replace the language of the Psalms or of any other language, or to be cleverer than Scripture. His definition does not take us beyond Scripture, making Scripture second-rate. It is a skeleton, not the entire body.
Insofar as Berkhof's definition is faithful to the biblical data, it will uphold the biblical teaching on divine omnipresence and will in turn warrant us in concluding that Psalm 139 is a celebration of such omnipresence and so not something else. We might otherwise be quite attracted to the idea that the language of the Psalmist is hyperbolic, or that it records an ecstatic experience of the writer, and does not express, (through the language of poetry) the sober truth of divine omnipresence. So awareness of the definition, or of what the definition defines, which is intended to be drawn from scriptural teaching as a whole, serves to integrate that Psalm into the other, variously expressed, biblical teachings on divine omnipresence. The old-fashioned term for this connectedness is 'the analogy of the faith'. Where we are not understanding the scriptures with the skeleton of systematic theology in place then our 'body of divinity' will be flabby and misshapen. This does not mean, as already noted, that the assertions of the systematic theologian are incorrigible. Scripture must continue to bear down on them, to force reconsideration and reflection. A skeleton is not a carapace. But at any one time the activity of Bible interpretation, if it is to have a hope of being faithfully Christian, must have the skeleton in place and build around it and out from it.
When Scripture itself says 'God is Spirit.' or 'God is love' or ' Faith is the assurance of things hoped for' these definitions or epitomies do not replace particular instances of the exercise of God's love, or of faith. The danger is that of comparing apples and oranges, the apples of exact definition, and the oranges of the dramatic, narrative and poetic language of Scripture, and thinking that the apples must always come off worse.
One particularly puzzling source of unease with Berkhofian systematic theology is that it is judged to be theoretical and so not practical. Berkhof theoretically describes, whereas we need a systematic theology that is 'participatory'. This is odd because, as we have already noted, Berkhofian definitions do not describe, they protect and safeguard. (They function like the Chalcedonian definition works in the case of Christology.) But more importantly, whether some set of assertions is of theoretical or practical value depends entirely upon the attitude of the reader or hearer to it. Being theoretical is being exact, and in theology exactness of thought should not be derided. We 'participate' in sound definitions when they engender confidence that they have captured the relevant bit of the skeleton. However, our attitude to what is exactly expressed depends entirely on whether we believe what is expressed is important or not. In the same way, we can stress the 'participatory' nature of the language of Psalm 139 for all we are worth, but it remains on the page if we do not see the need to 'engage' with it.
Paul's debates about justification by faith alone, or his defence of the resurrection of the body and the nature of the resurrection body, are instances in the New Testament of such systematic exactness. For in these arguments Paul teaches not only what justification is, but also what it is not; what the resurrection body will be like, and what it will not be like, and so on. Whether or not we 'participate' in what Paul teaches depends not upon Paul, but upon ourselves, upon whether we see the need to 'engage' with his teaching personally. That is true of all types of Christian discourse.
This reminds us that, whether we like it or not, we are subjects who apprehend the set of sentences which comprise Holy Scripture. There is no way round a subject-object 'dichotomy'. Systematic theology is (or aims to be) above all other things loving and obedient thought about God. Loving and obedient speech and practice may follow, but whether or not it does so depends upon factors besides thought alone. Calling exact, propositional theology rude names like 'theoretical' or 'foundationalistic' does not alter anything. The sobering truth is that the one gospel is to some a fragrance from death to death, to the other a fragrance from life to life (2 Cor. 2.16) Which it is very largely turns on whether we properly appreciate the aroma of Christ, not whether or not we care for definitions. But the definitions should help us to understand the gospel better.
So definitions are not imperialistic. They are not the work of theological know-alls. And the theoretical versus practical issue is a red herring.


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Home » TIA releases preliminary checkoff program details, proposes legislation
TIA releases preliminary checkoff program details, proposes legislation
The Tire Industry Association (TIA) is proposing a National Tire Safety, Research and Education Alliance Act to finance a coordinated national program that would support tire industry training, research, development and consumer education efforts.
"This legislation must be approved by Congress to allow the tire industry to work together without violating antitrust regulations," say TIA officials.
If Congress approves, the proposed Alliance would be created via two-thirds majority vote through a national referendum of all new tire manufacturers, tire dealers, tire marketers and tire importers.
The Alliance, which could be killed at any time through industry referendum, would fall under the auspices of the Secretary of Transportation.
"This would provide some level of government oversight for projects directed to the public good and help deter challenges asserting that the (legislation) is nothing more than a private sector public relations campaign," say officials.
A board of directors comprised of representatives from tiremakers, tire dealers, tire marketers and other tire industry personnel would manage the Alliance, each having one vote.
"This board would determine what programs the Alliance will conduct to enhance consumer education, employee safety and training, and further industry research and development.
"Information discovered in research and development activities would be used in education and training programs for consumers and tire industry personnel."
A full-time professional staff would be hired to enact the board's directives, including the collection of fees generated by assessments placed on new, replacement tires manufactured domestically at the first point of sale, according to TIA officials.
TIA has set the fee at 50 cents per tire.
"Tire manufacturers would advise the Alliance of the purchasers and the numbers of tires sold to them.
"At that point, the Alliance would invoice those purchasers quarterly for the assessed fees.
"This allows dealers to use the 'float' to their advantage."
Assessments for tires built outside the U.S. would be collected by the U.S. Customs Service, who will be under contract with TIA to perform this function at the points foreign-made tires enter the country.
"At no point do the funds collected go into government coffers."
The National Tire Safety, Research and Education Alliance Act would restrict how assessments may be used and would limit the level of administrative expenses while prohibiting the use of assessments for lobbying purposes or consumer advertising.
"The Alliance would be responsible for ensuring that all fees are collected and would also be authorized to sue in federal court to compel the payment of fees.
"Anyone who fails to pay would be liable for the Alliance's attorney fees and cost."
TIA officials believe that as long as collected funds are spent on intended activities "there would be no basis for challenging the Act."


WCS. Full LED. Newer soccer ball and brand new translite. Needs flipper rebuild, kit included. Goalie Magna save works in test but not gameplay, the flipper button doesn't work in test. Playfield is very nice, cabinet has typical bumps and scrapes. $2200 OBO. Come and get it.
Holy crap this is a great price. How about selling your JD, BW, or Flintstones at an equally good price?
Absolutely great title. Great deal too. someone should grab this.
I thought I price dot fairly and to move. Someone is coming next Saturday to see it but they said if it sells before that's okay so I'm still taking offers. Fine shipping as well.
Would be all over this if I still lived in Chicago. GLWS!
Would you be interested in a very nice JP in trade?
I recently had a very negative experience with someone involving a JP in St. Louis. Not sure I want to go through that again. But thank you for the offer.
Man of your word bump!
GL on the sale. Good seller and and the game looks nice.
Oh man. So you didn't get the JP?
Wow, that makes 3 people in the state that I know of that are seeking a JP. I think mine is coming back home this weekend after being away since Thanksgiving.
On topic--surprised this is still available. I like the machine, but I'm not familiar with it enough to know what the magna save issue is exactly. Sounds like a simple fix?
And hell, I don't think I've ever used a Magnet Save on any machine that's had one. I mostly forget it's there, or hit it at the wrong time to do no good.
But damn it. I've wanted this machine. Just can't justify it right now.
I suspect it is, and since it is almost never used in gameplay I just haven't messed with it.
The JP I had the deal on the person backed out of the deal, when I informed them I had already sold a game to buy it from them as I told them I would be doing they said they would honor their word and the game was still mine. Two days later yet again backed out of the deal since their friend was able to fix the game for them. First time I have been betrayed by a pinsider but hey I guess it was eventually bound to happen.
The magna save doesn't really do anything in practice any way.
Bump for a great game and a sound dude. Good luck with this very fair sale, Tommy!
Ooops thanks Ryan should have mentioned this is gone.


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Q: How to pass a config file into docker for windows I am trying to run the official latest redis docker image located here:
https://hub.docker.com/_/redis
I want to pass it in a custom config file.
To test I downloaded the sample config file from here:
https://redis.io/topics/config
I stored the file in:
C:/Users//redis/config/redis.config
I changed directory to the redis/config folder (in powershell) and execute the command:
docker run -it --rm --name redis --net redis -v ${pwd}:/config redis redis-server redis.conf

and I get the following error:
Fatal error, can't open config file '/data/redis.conf': No such file or directory

I have also tried the command:
docker run -it --rm --name redis --net redis -v ${PWD}/config:/etc/redis/ redis redis-server C:\Users\<username>\redis\config\redis.conf

Which gives me a similar error:
Fatal error, can't open config file '/data/C:\Users\<username>\redis\config\redis.conf': No such file or directory

It seems to me that it is looking for the config file local in the containers \data directory...
Shouldn't I be passing it from the local machines file structure?
How do I execute this command from windows so that the local conf is loaded by the containerized machine.

A: You may want to mount a single file as a volume:
I make the presumption that your config file is actually: C:/Users/redis/config/redis.config
> cd C:/Users/redis
> docker run -it --rm --name redis --net redis -v config/redis.config:/etc/redis/redis.conf redis redis-server /etc/redis/redis.conf

Your file C:/Users/redis/config/redis.config referenced as relative path to config/redis.conf because current working directory is C:\Users\redis. The redis image is build with the convention that redis-server is on the path and runs with the parameter to the .conf file.


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There are times when I think I have the world's greatest job. Saturday night for example. Some of the most famous names in mountaineering history were at Neptune talking about their first ascents and adventures. The vivid descriptions weren't power points or efficient…it was simple, old school story telling, the kind lost and shunned these days. I loved it, and the inspiration felt is palpable. Stories of bivouacs on ledges in storms, crumbling hand and footholds and sheer adventure – back in the glory days of adventure when National Geographic routinely paid people to explore and share their stories – were abundant.
A highlight for me was when Ed Webster, a man who pioneered a first ascent on the remote, brutally difficult, and almost never-climbed Kangshung face of Everest signed his book for me, with a very special inscriptions shown in the photo.
Will that ever happen? Doubtful. But then again, a spark can trigger the imagination, and the imagination can trigger great things. I will say that despite not getting home from the night till 1 am – reunions of legends are hard to break up – I was inspired to get up , climb a small mountain and go for a ski still.
Greatness rubs off, and I feel fortunate to have been surrounded by it.


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Home » Business » China, Korea and Digital Channels Help to Buoy Mulberry in First Half
China, Korea and Digital Channels Help to Buoy Mulberry in First Half
November 26, 2020 Business
LONDON – Double-digital sales gains in Asia, in particular China and Korea, and in the digital channel helped take the sting out of Mulberry's performance in the first half, and those positive trends are gaining steam.
In the 26 weeks ended Sept. 26, group revenue fell 29 percent to 48.9 pounds, reflecting the impact of the pandemic and the closure of the majority of stores during lockdown earlier this year.
After-tax losses shrank to 2 million pounds, compared with nearly 9 million pounds in the corresponding period last year. Operating loss in the six months was 202,000 pounds compared with 7.8 million pounds last year.
Mulberry said it slashed operating expenses by 34 percent, on a full-year basis, via a raft of cost-saving measures over the past six months, including a "significant" reduction in discretionary costs, pay and recruitment freezes, and a temporary 20 percent pay cut for directors.
As reported, it has also reduced employee numbers by approximately 25 percent across the group, renegotiated or terminated leases, and did not renew its footwear and rtw licenses. The store network now comprises 111 retail and franchise stores, a net reduction of eight stores since the start of period.
The company said it reduced inventory by 13 percent to 33.6 million pounds, and was able to move quickly with regard to supply chain and stock management.
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Mulberry also confirmed that it took advantage of U.K. government support schemes during lockdown earlier this year.
Those cost controls helped to boost group net cash, which increased to 8.6 million pounds from 6.4 million pounds.
"COVID-19 has had a dramatic impact on our business and we expect the recovery in our sales levels over the medium term to be gradual. Our objective was to ensure that our cost base is in line with anticipated trading levels," the company said.
As with other fashion and luxury brands, digital sales were robust, rising 68 percent to 23.4 million in the six months while retail sales in Asia-Pacific were up 28 percent, due to "ongoing investment" in the region. China and Korea delivered the best results in the period.
Mulberry said that during the first six months of the year, its sales trajectory improved, from minus 39 percent in the first quarter, to minus 18 percent in the second quarter.
It certainly was a lively half, between the pandemic and the emergence of Mike Ashley's Frasers Group as a potential bidder for 100 percent of the company. As reported earlier this month, Frasers Group has hiked its stake in Mulberry to 37 percent, and has until Dec. 17 to make a full-blown offer for the British brand, or walk away.
Frasers has confirmed that it's mulling a cash offer for Mulberry, although it will have to wrest the brand from its majority owner, the Singaporean billionaire Christina Ong, who has a 56 percent stake.
During the first half, Mulberry also released "the most sustainable iterations" of its classic Bayswater and Lily silhouettes in environmentally certified leathers, and also manufactured PPE gowns in response to the crisis, producing 17,000 reusable gowns for England's National Health Service.
A brighter future is coming into focus, Mulberry said, with the sales trends experienced in the second quarter continuing into October, with "improving store sales, a strong digital performance and continuing growth in Asia."
Trading in the eight weeks to Nov. 21 was down 19 percent relative to the same period last year, while the brand said it has seen double-digit growth once again in Asia-Pacific retail revenue and in digital revenue
A net cash balance of 5.8 million pounds on Nov. 21, as well as a revolving credit facility, remain undrawn, the company said.
Thierry Andretta, chief executive officer, said he was proud that "in spite of the devastating effects of the global pandemic, we have made further progress on our long-term strategy to build Mulberry as a sustainable global luxury brand. This is focused around: a truly omni-channel network and market leading digital platform, increased presence in Asia, and a relentless focus on innovation and sustainability, offering our customers beautiful products, made to last in our Somerset factories."
Andretta said that in spite of all of the self-help measures the company took, "we cannot avoid the fact that the damage the coronavirus has caused to business, decimating high streets and the tourism industry, is severe. For this reason, in order to ensure that the business was able to navigate through this difficult time, we took the painful decision to implement a far-reaching cost reduction and optimization program."
He said he is confident about Mulberry's strategy and the relevance and durability of the brand.
"There are, of course, many obstacles ahead, not least the upcoming changes to tax-free shopping in the U.K. that could hamper the wider retail and economic recovery, but we are grateful to be able to open our doors again in England on Dec. 2, and to be able to trade across all our platforms in this crucial Christmas trading period."
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The Ring Vienna's Casual Luxury Hotel
Kaerntner Ring 8, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Set in the centre of Vienna, The Ring - Vienna's Casual Luxury Hotel is a short walk from Karlsplatz Train Station, and just a few steps from nearby dining and nightlife options. Guests also have exclusive access to the The Ring Day and Ring Day Spa.
Pension Nossek
Graben 17, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Within a two minute walk of Der Graben, Pension Nossek is centrally located in Vienna. It is close to Cathedral of Vienna, shops and nightlife options.
Pension Lehrerhaus
Lange Gasse 20, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Pension Lehrerhaus is a comfortable base while visiting Vienna and is close to everything the area has to offer. It is located a short stroll from Austrian Parliament Building and Rathaus.
Boutique Hotel am Stephansplatz
Stephansplatz 9, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Located within a 10-minute walk of Schwedenplatz U-Station, Hotel Am Stephansplatz is a convenient base when visiting Vienna. It is conveniently situated in the city centre.
Am Hof 2, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Set in the heart of the city, Park Hyatt Vienna provides easy access to Vienna's popular shopping and sightseeing areas. Only a short walk from Der Graben, it offers elegant rooms equipped with a mini bar, slippers and free wireless internet access.
NH Wien City
Mariahilfer Strasse 32-34, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Boasting a sauna, free Wi-Fi and a rooftop terrace, NH Wien City is situated in Vienna and offers comfortable accommodation. It is close to Haus des Meeres, eateries and shops.
Sans Souci Vienna
Burggasse 2, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Hotel Sans Souci Wien is a trendy setting when visiting Vienna and is close to everything the area has to offer. Offering free Wi-Fi, a restaurant and an indoor pool, the hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Austrian Parliament Building, Hofburg Palace and Theater an der Wien.
Hotel Topazz & Lamée
Lichtensteg 3, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
This modern Vienna hotel is situated within a 10-minute stroll of Schwedenplatz U-Station. It is conveniently located in the city centre.
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Wombat's City Hostel Vienna Naschmarkt
Rechte Wienzeile 35, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Recently refurbished, Wombat's City Hostels Vienna At The Naschmarkt provides stylish 3-star accommodation in Vienna. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is within walking distance from Karlsplatz Train Station.
Hotel Pension Baron am Schottentor
Wahringerstrasse 12, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Hotel Pension Baron am Schottentor offers traditional accommodation in Vienna and is within walking distance of Rathaus Station. It is conveniently positioned for those wishing to discover the area's attractions.
Hotel Pension Arpi
Kochgasse 15/9, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Hotel Pension ARPI provides a comfortable setting when in Vienna. It is situated just a short stroll from a number of popular bars, clubs and restaurants.
Meininger Hotel Wien Downtown Sissi
Schiffamtsgasse 15, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
MEININGER Hotel Wien Downtown Sissi provides cosy 3-star accommodation in Vienna. Those staying at the property can also enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout their stay.
Pension Dr. Geissler
Postgasse 14, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Located in the centre of Vienna, Pension Dr Geissler is a short walk from Schwedenplatz U-Station, and provides easy access to local bars and eateries. It also offers complimentary Wi-Fi.
Hotel Nestroy
Rotensterngasse 7a, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Hotel Nestroy Wien is a modern setting when visiting Vienna and is close to everything the area has to offer. It also offers a rooftop terrace, a sun deck and a sauna.
Hotel Boltzmann
Boltzmanngasse 8, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Recently refurbished, Hotel Boltzmann provides elegant 4-star accommodation in Vienna. The numerous amenities this stylish hotel offers include an airport shuttle, luggage storage and a terrace.
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Hotel Grand Ferdinand Vienna
Schubertring 10-12, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Le Méridien Vienna
Robert-Stolz-Platz 1, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
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Am Stadtpark 1, Vienna, Vienna, Austria
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About Stephansplatz
Anchoring the heart of Vienna, Stephansplatz is the city's busiest and most recognised square in the city. It draws its name from the Stephansdom Cathedral, which towers above the city and is renowned as one of the tallest churches in the world. Ascend the tower and admire stunning views over Vienna, or stay at ground level and enjoy the square's museums, cafes, restaurants and shops.
For architecture enthusiasts, the striking Haas-Haus building is one of Europe's most controversial projects. While some were fast to criticise the combination of ultra-modern steel and glass with a medieval cathedral, most credit architect Hans Hollein for his harmonious fusion of old and new.
The U-Bahn station is the beating heart of both Vienna, and Stephansplatz. It's one of the city's busiest stations and connects the U1 and U3 underground lines. Stephansplatz is an easy walk from most major city attractions, including the exclusive shopping precincts of Graben and Kohlmarkt. From the Naschmarket, Stephansplatz is a scenic 20-minute walk past some of the city's most iconic buildings.
While today Stephansplatz is one of Europe's busiest squares, it was once used as a graveyard. Today, visitors can descend into Stephansplatz's ghostly past by signing up for a tour of the cathedral's catacombs. In 1973 U-Bahn excavations revealed even more insight into what lies beneath Stephansplatz, with historians finding a medieval chapel that was later converted into a family crypt.
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2,971 reviews rated Hotel Grand Ferdinand Vienna with an average score of 8.6/10. It may also be worth looking into the Hilton Vienna Park, which received a rating of 8.1/10 from 1,313 reviews. Hotel de France could be another great option, with a score of 8.2/10 from 38 reviews.
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What a difference a primary makes. After a one-week drop following Donald Trump's second-place finish in the Iowa caucus, expectations that the New York businessman will be the Republican presidential nominee have jumped back to their highest levels.
Rasmussen Reports' latest Trump Change survey, the first since Trump's big win in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, finds that 74% of Likely Republican Voters again feel he is likely to be the GOP nominee. This includes 40% who say it's Very Likely, tying the high first reached three weeks ago.
Last week, 61% of Republicans still believed Trump was the likely nominee, but that was down from a high of 74% the week before.
Twenty-one percent (21%) of GOP voters say Trump is not likely to win the nomination, but that includes only six percent (6%) who feel it's Not At All Likely. Those findings were up to 36% and 14% respectively a week ago. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
When Trump announced his candidacy in mid-June of last year, however, just 27% of Republicans – and 23% of all voters – said he was likely to end up as the 2016 GOP nominee.
Among all likely voters, 60% now think Trump is likely to be the Republican standard-bearer. That's up from 52% in the previous survey but still short of the high of 63% reached two weeks ago. Thirty-three percent (33%) believe Trump will not be the nominee. These findings include 26% who say it is Very Likely that he will win the nomination and 12% who say it's Not At All Likely.
The survey of 1,000 Likely Voters was conducted on February 9-10, 2016 by Rasmussen Reports. The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence. Field work for all Rasmussen Reports surveys is conducted by Pulse Opinion Research, LLC. See methodology.
Many in the conservative establishment, including prominent commentators and the editors of National Review magazine, say Trump is not a conservative, and most Republicans agree.
But conservatives (69%) are more confident than moderates (63%) and liberals (45%) that Trump ultimately will win the nomination.
Men continue to have more confidence in Trump's chances than women do.
Middle-aged voters remain stronger believers in Trump's nomination than those in other age groups.
Fifty-one percent (51%) of Democrats and 55% of voters not affiliated with either major party now think Trump is likely to be the Republican nominee.
Even before the New Hampshire primary, Trump held a double-digit lead nationally among Republican voters.
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has made it official that he is considering entering this year's presidential contest as an independent. Early polling suggests a Bloomberg candidacy would be good for Trump and bad for Hillary Clinton.
Fifty-four percent (54%) of voters feel the Republican-led Congress' record will hurt the GOP nominee for president.
With the primary process finally underway, both Republicans and Democrats are more confident that the ideological leanings of their party's eventual presidential nominee will match theirs.
Despite Bernie Sanders' sizable victory in the New Hampshire Democratic primary, it's still looking like Trump vs. Clinton this November.
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