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Mallorca country house agro-turismo
Its known as the HQ of grockle tourism, but the island of Mallorca has seen a boom in upmarket country house hotels in recent years, also known as finca hotels, agro-fincas and agro-tourism. There are also Country house apartments, self-catering, but converted with great style and taste. The island is uncannily beautiful and the best of the country houses are in places from where you can take a walk along lightly populated and very heady mountain paths.
Mallorca (or Majorca) has an incredibly rich history since it was first settled by the French 7,000 years ago. The early settlers developed the Talaiot culture – named after the towers into which they withdrew at any sign of danger. The remains of these towers can be found all over the island.
Over the millennia, Cartheginians and Phoenicians were driven off by the Balliarides, Greek for stonethrowers Now Majorca is the leading member of the Ballearic island group.
Then Rome conquered and with its thirst for wine the Roman rulers cultivate vines that lasted until today. The traditional Majorcan weather has not been much in evidence these past few, rain-sodden years, but when it conforms to type there is little rain mainly in the Spring and plenty of sunshine from May to October.
Treehouse retreats
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Here are eight tree houses around the world that accept paying guests:
Treehotel Sweden
Stylish treehouses suddenly seem to be en vogue all over the world but Sweden's Treehotel, opened in July last year, leads the way for dramatic design. It comprises six architect-designed treehouses in a forest outside Harads, a small town in northern Sweden. Each is unique – one covered with mirrors to reflect the forest around it, for example, another decked with branches to resemble a bird's nest.
Treehouses sleeping two from SKr3,500 (£313) per night, including breakfast; www.treehotel.se
Castle Cottage, England
In a sweet chestnut tree on the edge of a peaceful wood near Fittleworth in West Sussex, this cabin is smart and spacious. The double bed is set between protruding tree branches, the shower room has a glass ceiling, and there is a large balcony with swing seats.
From £140 per night including breakfast; www.castlecottage.info
Five ways to tell — how green is your hotel?
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1. Most of a hotel's energy consumption is for heating, lighting and airconditioning, so check to see how it manages to reduce these utilities. Does ituse off-grid energy (eg solar panels and wind turbines, and/or sources its energy from green suppliers), has it installed thick insulation (eg window glazing), or low-energy light bulbs and does it provide a master keycard that controls the room's electricity, airconditioning and heating. Is the waste from the toilet going into energy production?
2. Does the hotel gather rainwater? A sure sign that a hotel limits the amount of water it uses is if it uses flow-restrictors in its taps and showerheads and has installed dual-flush toilets.
3. As well as recycling facilities provided in your room, there should also be information provided that explains how to separate your waste correctly. Keep an eye out, too, for refillable pump dispensers in the bathrooms instead of wasteful packets of plastic miniatures.
4. Check the hotel's menu to see if it grows any of its own food, such as fruit and vegetables, and/or sources meat and other products from nearby suppliers, which cuts down on food miles and helps bring income into the local economy. Look out for local, organic, seasonal food.
5. The most progressive hotels encourage use of low-emissions transport; for example, they provide a collection/drop-off service from nearby train or bus stations, and/or provide bikes for guests to use while staying at the hotel. Some hotels now offer a discount if you arrive by public transport.
Eco-luxury in Bali
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Perched one hundred metres above the Indian Ocean on the southern coast of Bali, lies the Alila Villas Uluwatu, a new resort opening in April.
Built with Environmentally Sustainable (ESD) certification in mind, the resort's attention to water conservation, recycling and energy have gained it Bali's first Green Globe certification, ESD's highest level of certification.
Westin ecotel
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First opened in 2008, Element is a new eco-friendly hotel chain from Westin. The first three have opened in Boston, Houston and Las Vegas.
"Cost-efficient, environmentally friendly building construction and operations were at the core of the development of the Element hotel concept
Send us your favourite eco-resort
Welcome to the Beta version of a new kind of travel web site, specialising in eco-destinations, and ethical ways of getting there.
We want to hear from YOU, dear readers, with any eco-friendly havens you can recommend to the rest of the Web. Of course we recognise that the system is imperfect. We will always cause some damage just by gettinginto a plane or a car. So we will be featuring companies that at least offset their carbon.
Anyway, that's an ongoing debate. Most times, when people want to travel to clear their head and get a bit of peace of mind, the last thing you want to worry about is damaging the environment. We are here to give you the tools to holiday with a clear conscience.
Today, Suenos Tulum on Tulum Beach Mexico, 90 miles south of Cancun at the end of a stretch of shoreline on the Caribbean Sea known as the Maya Riviera.


On behalf of the congregation of West Colonial Hills Baptist Church I would like to welcome you to our website. We are delighted to share with you some exciting information about us and hope that you will find this site useful for discovering more about the work that God is doing at West Colonial Hills.
This church exists ultimately for the glory of God! We believe that our purpose in all its various facets is to bring supreme exaltation to the God of the Bible, Who has revealed Himself as Father, Son and Holy Spirit (Matthew 28:19). We strive to bring worship to God through singing, praying, reading His Word, hearing His Word preached, loving Him, and loving one another.
We are a Bible-believing community of people who love the Lord Jesus Christ and hold to a simple commitment to grow stronger in our walk with Him. The Bible teaches us that Jesus Christ came as God's gift to the world (John 3:16); in turning from sin and trusting in Jesus' life, death and resurrection, we can have eternal life.
If you are looking for a church home, we enthusiastically invite you to come and worship with us on Sunday morning! You will discover a place that teaches the certainty of God's Word in an uncertain world!
Thanks again for visiting our site and we hope to see you soon!


If you've never bought a home before, or even if you have, the most mysterious piece of the mortgage loan process is understanding current mortgage interest rates. How are mortgage rates determined? Why do mortgage rates fluctuate? And why do they differ from one lender to another?
Current mortgage interest rates are determined by a number of different factors that reflect the state of the U.S. economy. In simplest terms, a strong economy — as described by the Federal Reserve Bank — has a low unemployment rate (ideally 5% or less), an inflation rate of 2%, and a strong Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which is a quarterly report that measures the total market value of goods and services.
Based on this detailed analysis, the Fed sets the Federal Reserve Funds Rates, also known as the Discount or Prime Rate, which is the interest rate banks charge one another to borrow money. This is the the starting point for the interest rate that a lender will offer you.
Here's where you impact the mortgage interest rate.
Credit score – When a lender is determining the potential risk of lending you money for your home purchase, they take a number of factors into consideration. The factor with the most impact on your rate is your credit score. The better your score is the better the interest rate you'll get.
Loan-to-value – Another determining factor is loan-to-value (LTV). LTV is the percentage of the agreed upon purchase price you're able to put down at closing. The more money you put down, the more equity you have in your home which means less risk of default for the lender.
Property type and use – The property type you choose can also affect the rate you get. For example, condos tend to get a higher rate than single-family homes. Use of the property can impact the interest rate because lenders know a borrower is less likely to default on an owner-occupied home loan than a loan on an investment property.
Finally, you can pay to lower your interest rate. Known as a rate "buy down," each discount point you purchase is equal to 1% of the total cost of the home. Purchasing points makes sense if you have the cash and plan to stay in the house for a extended amount of time. If you're planning to move in five years, purchasing discount points is not worth the expense.
Today we have strong a economy with low unemployment, solid GDP growth, and inflation on or nearing 2%. And, while interest rates are still historically low, the Fed has announced the possibility of 3 rate hikes of a quarter basis point each this year. So, if you're planning to purchase, now is the time.
While you may have no control over the economy or bond prices, always remember you do have control over your financial picture. Steady income, manageable debt, and most of all a good credit score will always get you a better interest rate. Finally, while not always accurate to the penny, you can use our loan mortgage calculator to experiment with different financial scenarios to get a feel for what your mortgage payment could look like.


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Q: Getting a build logfile by maven is it possible to get a logfile of the maven-build process with not using a pipe-operator? I mean the output that normally comes in console window like that:
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Building base_project 01.00.000
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[WARNING] While downloading sun-javamail:mail:1.3.1
  This artifact has been relocated to javax.mail:mail:1.3.1.
  http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-coping-with-sun-jars.html
[INFO]
[INFO] --- maven-clean-plugin:2.4.1:clean (CLEAN TARGET FOLDER)

I know about the possibility to change the output-level from maven, but not an option to get this in a logfile. Every try to get this work by a log4j.properties file does not work for me. I already put them in corporate-pom-project in src/main/resources and also in child-pom-projects. Including the file to classpath and in maven-directory seems not to work,too.
Anyway, is it possible to get mavens output to a logfile with specified debuglevel, most suitable by log4j-configuration. I think this is possible, but nothing I tried seems to work.
Is there anybody has a hint or an answer to this question for me?
Thanks in advance,
tommyboy66

A: Not supported in Maven 2.x, you have to pipe the output into a file:
mvn goal > build.log

But possible in Maven 3.x (MNG-4157, MNG-3183):
 -l,--log-file <arg>                    Log file to where all build output
                                        will go.

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Determines the value of property located within the city for purposes of taxation through market-based assessment. The department maintains a deeded history of ownership of all parcels in Ellsworth along with data such as sale prices, acreage size, building size, and zoning. Additionally, the Assessing Department provides information on tax relief programs and provides resolutions for disputed assessments and abatement processing.
The Assessing Department provides and maintains parcel information, explanations of assessed values, abatements, exemption programs, current use programs, mailing address changes, street names and numbers.


This article by Chalian, et al., evaluates the ability of retrospectively generated virtual monoE images from dual-layer detector-based spectral CT to augment aortic enhancement.
This study evaluates the accuracy of virtual monoenergetic images for different dual energy CT technologies.
This white paper describes how the availability of spectral information could eliminate the need for follow-up scanning in patients with sub-optimal exams and incidental findings.
This study evaluates the use of calcium suppression images provided by the Philips IQon Elite Spectral CT to enhance the diagnostic accuracy of detecting bone marrow edema in vertebral fractures.
This best practice features a YouTube video that details how the IQon Spectral CT is being used at Hennepin County Medical Center to improve clinical confidence and help make the right diagnosis with the first scan.
This white paper demonstrates the use and performance of the IQon Spectral CT with Philips iPatient technology at Peking Union Medical College Hospital in China.
This compendium summarizes over 20 clinical studies, white papers, and other publications demonstrating how the spectral detector technology available on the IQon Spectral CT offers clear diagnostic benefits.
This study evaluates the imaging performance of dual energy CT technologies, focusing on the iodine density accuracy evaluation for the different technologies.
This study evaluates the imaging performance of various dual energy CT technologies: Spectral detector, dual-source and rapid kVp switching. The summary focuses on noise of virtual monoE images across a range of energies generated by the different technologies.
This study evaluates the differences between prospectively prescribing a dual-energy (or spectral CT) scan versus the need to access ondemand spectral information retrospectively.
This IQon Spectral CT case study, courtesy of Hennepin County Medical Center, presents the images from a scan of a patient complaining of abdominal pain.
This clinical news story provides a YouTube video featuring several Philips IQon Spectral CT users describing the benefits of using the IQon Spectral CT in their institutions.
Together with Philips Healthcare, experienced cardiology and radiology clinicians from Semmelweis University have organized a three-and-a-half-day comprehensive cardiac CT training course to teach "state-of-the-art" cardiovascular MDCT.
This article by Guez, et al., compares aortic annular measurements by cardiac CTA to 3D-TEE and also evaluates the use of semi-automated software for cardiac CTA annular measurements.
This abstract from a presentation given by Takeshi Nakaura, MD PhD, at the 13th Philips MDCT User Meeting shares Kumamoto University's preliminary experience with the IQon Spectral CT.
This white paper explains how the IQon Spectral CT allows scanning on an expanded patient population and enables contrast-enhanced scanning on a patient population that would not have been eligible to receive contrast.


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HomeNetwork News Judgment from US District Judge against Cisco may losses $1.9 Billion in Security Patent
Judgment from US District Judge against Cisco may losses $1.9 Billion in Security Patent
Judgment from US District Judge against Cisco losses $1.9 Billion in Security Patent
In the battle of the Security Patent between Cisco Systems and Centripetal Network Inc. it was found that Cisco Cisco infringed on four security patents related to encrypted traffic and packet filtering technology belonging to Centripetal Network Inc.
The statement which came forward is " The Court FINDS the actual damages suffered by Centripetal as a result of inf ringement total $755,808,545; that the infringement was willful and egregious and shall be enhanced by a factor of 2.5x to equal $1,889,521,362.50."
The Court awards pre-judgment interest of $13,717,925 applied to the actual damages bef ore enhancement plus its costs. This, accordingly, equals a total award of $1,903,239,287.50 payable in a lump sum due on the judgment date.
The award also includes past damages and a running royalty of 10% on the apportioned sales of the patented products for a period of three years, followed by a second three-year term with a running royalty of 5% on such sales, which could take damages from the case north of $3 billion
As it was seen that Centripetal Networks developed a network protection system, funded in part by a grant from the Department of Homeland Security, only to see Cisco integrate the inventions into its own networks after meetings and presentations by Centripetal officials in 2017.
As per the statement from Cisco, they denied any infringement, and argued that if the court found otherwise, it didn't matter anyway because it claimed Centripetal's patents were invalid. Cisco also argued that in the event that the court found there was infringement and the patents were valid, it still didn't matter because the patents were of minimal value.
Cisco Systems plans to appeal a $1.9 billion ruling that alleges the networking giant infringed four patents owned by Centripetal Networks Inc.
Full report on Centripetal Networks, Inc. v. Cisco Systems, Inc.

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H4 EAD Renewal: EAD (Employment Authorization Document) is a vital document that without it an H4 Visa holder would not be permitted to work in the United States. Since Mid 2015, USCIS has been granting H4 dependent spouses EAD through the application process. These EAD were granted to certain classes of individual possessing the H4 visa. Individuals were only allowed to work as long as their EAD has not expired and the expiration date of the EAD is the same with the date on the recent I 96 form.
Once the EAD has expired, the individual would need to renew his or her EAD to continue with His or Her Work. It is recommended that if an H4 Visa holder already has an EAD, He or She should apply for renewal before the expiration date. The process of renewal is very similar to the first process of application of the EAD. You should send an application to USCIS with the documents listed below to support your renewal process.
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An envelope containing Bankers check for the sum of $380 as required by the US Department of Homeland Security and Photographs.
Recent receipt for Employment Authorization Document of which the bottom of the receipt has a card number and receipt number.
Front and last copy of Passport along with the Visa page.
An individual should know that the process is the same for the application of EAD through the USCIS as well as the H4 EAD renewal and H4 EAD extension. Application and renewal are not allowed by USCIS during early 180 Calendar days including holidays and weekend. RFTs will be issued by USCIS if your renewal is 180 days before the expiration of your EAD. With RFT you can claim to apply for renewal only 120 days before expiration. During application, the user should be careful as Withdrawer of EAD will soon be enacted.
The DHS H4 EAD and H4 EAD USCIS are the same things and the application for your renewal should be mailed to USCIS.
When you are applying, you should indicate the reason for the application for new EAD or for renewal of EAD.
A user of EAD is permitted to do any Job or Business in the USA as long as his/her EAD has not expired. Unlike the Primary H1B holder having restrictions for a specific employer, technology and location.
Finally, an individual may want to know if he or she can travel outside the United States as long as His renewal or application is on the process. The fact is that you can decide to travel anywhere you desire as far as your H4 status is valid and having met all the requirements of admission and having obtained a valid non-immigrant visa. Although travel out of the United States might lead to a delay or so in the process of your renewal or new EAD. Because as you are outside the United States, the USCIS might need more information about your renewal or application process which you may not be able to provide at the expected time.


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Warren Buffett's Forest River Partners with GreenPower Electric-Motor - Shopping News
Electric-bus maker GreenPower Motor has announced a deal with Forest River — MarketWatch reports.
Forest River is a Berkshire Hathaway unit that makes a diverse range of recreational and commercial vehicles. ..
Warren Buffett is Berkshire's longtime chairman and CEO. Forest River is buying up to one-hundred and fifty (150) GreenPower EV Star cabs and chassis to be used in new all-electric offerings sold by Forest River.
Forest will build its own line of shuttle buses and commercial vehicles on top of GreenPower chassis.
GreenPower expects to deliver the first six units in the first quarter of 2021, with the remainder delivered at a rate to be determined later this year...marketwatch.com
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London's 11 Best Independent Cinemas
If you're a cinephile in London, you're in luck.
London's independent cinemas are flourishing, with more and more quality venues showing films past and present, home-grown and foreign.
Note: we know cinemas from the Curzon, Everyman and Picturehouse groups have plenty of local fans, but we're not including them in this list, because, even though many of them are very lovely, we're not sure they absolutely fulfil the 'indie cinema' criteria any more.
Disagree with our choices? Let us know in the comments below.
1. Arthouse Cinema
More than just a cinema, the Arthouse in Crouch End mixes the world of film, art, live music, theatre, dance, workshops, live streaming, comedy, and anything else that takes their fancy into one community-serving arts venue. They've even got a film-themed book club.
Arthouse Cinema, Crouch End.
The cosy two-screen cinema opened in Crouch End's former Salvation Army Hall in 2014; it's become a welcome addition to London's indie cinema scene, particularly since the seats were done up.
Best for: Cosy cinema, and some art on the side
Prices: £7-£11
Address: 159A Tottenham Lane, N8 9BT
Website: www.arthousecrouchend.co.uk
2. BFI Southbank
The BFI Southbank's four screens show classic, independent and non-English language films, plus new and re-releases.
Outside the BFI. Photo by Martin Carey.
As well as showing more than 2,000 films each year, The BFI Southbank also hosts the annual BFI London Film Festival (the UK's largest film festival) and offers punters an exciting exhibition space, plus masses of books and free films in the on-site Reuben Library and Mediatheque, and well-appointed cafes and bars for pre- or post-film sustenance.
Best for: Getting your cinema geek on at the same time as seeing critically acclaimed films
Prices: £5.59-£9.15, more if you want to add gift aid. (Last-minute tickets for under 25s are just £3.)
Address: South Block, Belvedere Road, SE1 8XT
Website: whatson.bfi.org.uk
3. Cine Lumiere
Cine Lumiere is part of the Institut Francais, the French Cultural Institute in London, just a stone's throw from the V&A and the Natural History Museum.
The Institute Francais, which houses the Cine Lumiere. Photo by Michael Goldrei.
Best for: Foreign films
Prices: £10-£12; A fiver if you're under 25.
Address: 17 Queensberry Place, SW7 2DT
Website: www.institut-francais.org.uk/cine-lumiere
4. Electric Cinema
The Electric Cinema is one of the oldest working cinemas in the country; not that you'd know from its beautifully refurbished, plush interior.
Electric cinema. Photo by The Wright Archive.
Watch new releases with a glass of red, from one of of 65 leather armchairs with footstalls and side tables; or push your cinematic boat out and book one of the six double beds in the front row, complete with snuggly cashmere blankets.
It's like watching films from the comfort of your own home, but, well, much, much better.
Best For: Indulgent film watching
Prices: £12.50-£22.50.
Address: 191 Portobello Road, W11 2ED
Website: www.electriccinema.co.uk
5. Genesis
This incarnation of the Genesis Cinema opened in 1999; but the Whitechapel venue has been offering real East Enders a variety of different forms of entertainment since 1848 (pub, music hall, cinema: you name it, the building's done it).
Genesis Cinema. Photo by Alex Pink.
Today's Genesis offers five screens of cinematic delights: choose between mainstream and accessible arthouse offerings, as well as festivals, special events, poetry slams and more.
For a special treat, book seats in the luxurious Studio 5, and take one of the 40 armchairs, footstools and blankets before ordering from the in-screen bar.
On top of that, the Genesis Cinema's cafe offers Cro-doughs, the kitchen serves pies, and bar dispenses cocktails. What more could you want?
Best For: A luxurious boutique cinema experience
Prices: £4.50-£14
Address: 93-95 Mile End Road, E1 4UJ
Website: genesiscinema.co.uk
6. The Lexi Cinema
This boutique, independent cinema inside a renovated Edwardian theatre is also a charitable social enterprise; those friendly staff helping you to tickets, popcorn and drinks are pretty much all volunteers.
The Lexi Cinema.
The Lexi's single screen plays a mix of everything from today's blockbusters to arthouse and foreign films; plus they host special events, and Q&As; the Saturday morning Kids Club raises money for local schools; add to that comfy seating, a stunning sound-system and a cosy bar. The cinephiles of Kensal Green are a lucky bunch.
Best For: Planning a private screening — you know all your money's going to a good cause.
Address: 194B Chamberlayne Road, NW10 3JU
Website: thelexicinema.co.uk
7. Peckhamplex
Peckhamplex is London's only independent multiplex. Scruffy around the edges but with a big heart, like the rest of Peckham, The Plex is mainly loved for the cheapness of its ticket prices.
Peckhamplex.
There are six screens, usually dominated by blockbusters; but recently the 'Plex team has committed to showing at least one "independent, art-house or foreign language film" a week. They also host Q&As and special events; it's one of the venues in the innovative Peckham and Nunhead Free Film Festival.
You don't choose Peckham Plex because it has a great website, plush seating, or organic on-trend snack options; you go because it's cheap and cheerful.
Best For: Pretending you're stuck in a 90s time-warp. And did we mention it was cheap?
Prices: £4.99, all day, every day.
Address: 95A Rye Lane, SE15 4ST
Website: www.peckhamplex.london
8. Phoenix Cinema
The Phoenix on Finchley Road is one of the oldest continuously running cinemas in the UK; it opened in 1912 and is still flourishing today, showing a combination of new releases; arthouse films; live streams from theatre, opera and old school classics.
Phoenix Cinema at night after the centenary works were completed. Photo used under wikicommons licence.
By contributing to this charitable enterprise, punters at the Phoenix are in good company; its patrons include Benedict Cumberbatch, Maureen Lipman, Mike Leigh, Ken Loach, Michael Palin and Mark Kermode.
Best For: Old school cinematic charm
Address: 52 High Road, N2 9PJ
Website: phoenixcinema.co.uk
9. Prince Charles Cinema
The Prince Charles is the last remaining independent cinema in the West End; previous uses for the 1960s building have been a theatre, and a porn cinema.
Today, the Prince Charles proudly offers a little bit of everything: quirky and classic film screenings, blockbusters, special events and retrospectives. Seasons dedicated to 007 and Jurassic Park have run alongside Sundays dedicated to Studio Ghibli and Jacques Rivette and Ingmar Bergman.
We particularly like the sing-a-long-a sessions at the Prince Charles: very silly evenings dedicated to dressing up and crowing along to the Sound of Music, Grease, Dirty Dancing and more.
The Prince Charles Cinema. Photo by taigatrommelchen.
Kudos too, to this cinema's cool use of its canopy; as well as advertising films, it also sports cult film quotes, obscure messages, other gags and taunts other local cinemas.
Best For: Movie marathons and fabulous singalongs
Address: 7 Leicester Place, WC2H 7BY
Website: www.princecharlescinema.com
10. Regent Street Cinema
A film lover's dream, the Regent Street Cinema is the birthplace of British cinema: it's here that in 1896, the Lumière brothers' Cinématographe was first shown to a paying audience.
Following a £6.1m restoration project, completed in 2015, the stunning Regent Street Cinema is now one of the few places in the country you can see 16mm and 35mm film, as well as the latest in 4K digital film.
Inside the freshly restored Regent Street Cinema.
Alongside exclusive premieres, retrospectives, documentaries, animation and experimental cinema, the cinema hosts a kids club, and offers indulgent double-bills.
Best For: Gilt-edged cinematic history
Address: 309 Regent Street, W1B 2UW
Website: www.regentstreetcinema.com
11. Rio Cinema
The not-for-profit Rio Cinema in Dalston offers just one screen within its lush, Grade II listed art deco interior.
Rio Cinema, Dalston. Photo used under wikicommons licence.
Films shown on the Rio's one screen range from blockbusters to arthouse classics, with late shows at the weekend, some double bills on Sundays, and popular special screenings for children and the over 50s. If you have a Hackney library card, your Tuesday night tickets are even cheaper.
Best For: Grandparents and kids. Separately, or together.
Address: 107 Kingsland High Street, E8 2PB
Website: riocinema.org.uk
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