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| myHotelVideo.com presents Mercure Köhlerhof in Bad Bramstedt / Schleswig-Holstein / GermanyFri, 09 Jan 2009 12:10:17 -0800 by myHotelVideoMore @ http://www.myhotelvi deo.com/en/landingpa ge/youtube/resourcei d/Mhv_Catalog_Offer: :23323 Location:This hotel is located in a quiet park in the green heart of Schleswig-Holstein. The city centre of Bad Bramstedt, with its landmarks, restaurants, bars and shops, is just a 10-minute walk away. Thanks to the proximity of the A7 motorway, which is only 4 km away, the cities of Kiel, Hamburg and Lübeck as well as the North and Baltic Sea are just 50 to 90 minutes from the hotel by car. Bad Bramstedt is a spa town and offer extensive parks suitable for cycling, walking and relaxation.Facilitie s:This city hotel was built in 1973 and renovated in 2003. It welcomes business travellers and comprises a total of 134 comfortable guest rooms on 12 floors. Facilities on offer to guests include a lobby area with a 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, lift access, a bar, 3 restaurants, 15 conference rooms and WLAN Internet access (charges apply). Guests may also take advantage of the room and laundry services for an additional fee.Rooms:All rooms are en suite and come with a TV offering satellite and pay-TV channels as well as a direct dial telephone and a radio. They are also equipped with a minibar, a trouser press, a double bed, WLAN Internet access (charges apply) and a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer. All rooms feature a balcony. Non-smoking rooms (6 floors) and rooms with hyperallergenic fittings are available. Cots may be reserved for an additional fee.Sports/Entertain ment:This hotel features a spa area with an indoor pool, a sauna, a spa pool and a gym. Guests can also enjoy beauty treatments and massages. For entertainment, the hotel offers bowling alleys and the party room Das Boot which can be booked for private parties. The health resort of Bad Bramstedt offers a huge choice of sport and recreational options. Cycling, jogging, Nordic walking, canoe tours, horse riding, parachuting and golfing (nearest course around an 8-minute drive away) as well as high-wire climbing are just a small assortment of the activities available.Meals:Gues ts may select their breakfast from a buffet and the midday and evening meals may be enjoyed in buffet form, from a set menu or à la carte.Payment:Americ an Express, MasterCard and VISA are accepted at this hotel.How to get there:Guests coming from Hamburg by car should take the A7 motorway towards Flensburg. Leave the A7 at the Bad Bramstedt exit and follow the B206 to Bad Bramstedt town centre, then turn right at the first traffic lights onto the B4 for Hamburg. The hotel is situated about 500 m further on, on the left hand side. Those arriving from Kiel by car should take the A7 motorway towards Hamburg. Leave the A7 at the Bad Bramstedt exit towards Itzehoe. Follow the B206 to Bad Bramstedt town centre and turn left at the first traffic lights onto the B4 for Hamburg. The hotel is situated about 500 m further on, on the left hand side. From Lübeck, take the B206 to Bad Bramstedt town centre and turn left at the first traffic lights onto the B4 for Hamburg. The hotel is situated about 500 m further on, on the left hand side. Related: myhotelvideo.com myhotelvideo video hotel mercure köhlerhof bad bramstedt germany schleswig-holstein | |
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| myHotelVideo.com presents Palanga in Palanga / Lithuania / LithuaniaFri, 09 Jan 2009 09:31:44 -0800 by myHotelVideoMore @ http://www.myhotelvi deo.com/en/landingpa ge/youtube/resourcei d/Mhv_Catalog_Offer: :51776 Location:Palanga is the largest and most international seaside resort in Lithuania. This luxury hotel is located next to the Count Tiskevicius Park, just 50 m away from the Baltic Sea and the beach. Palanga bus station is 1.5 km away, and Kretinga train station is 10 km away. Guests will find bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, whilst shops can be found just 15 minutes away on foot.Facilities:The family-friendly beach hotel comprises 46 rooms, including 10 deluxe rooms, and is fully air-conditioned. The hotel is situated within a pine forest, allowing guests to feel at one with nature during their stay. The unique location of the building allows for spectacular views of the Baltic Sea from the upper floors. The tranquillity of the setting is enhanced by the warm hospitality and minimalist, yet elegant, furnishings that enable a comfortable stay all year round. Facilities available at the hotel include a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out services, hotel safe, lift access and a hairdressing salon. Dining options include the café, bar and restaurant. Additionally, the hotel provides conference facilities, Internet access, room and laundry services, cycle hire and a car park.Rooms:Throughou t the guest rooms, hues of golden amber and sandy beige create a calm and unpretentious environment that invites guests to rest and relax. The use of warm colours is intended to highlight the warmth of the wood. The rooms all feature an en suite bathroom with bath or shower and hairdryer. Satellite/cable TV, Internet access, a minibar, tea and coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board and king-sized beds also feature as standard. The rooms offer individually regulated heating and air conditioning and a balcony or terrace.Sports/Enter tainment:Guests are welcome to swim in the 15 x 7 m heated outdoor pool located in the hotel garden, open all year round. There is also an indoor pool, a spa pool, sauna, sun terrace, steam room, a gym and massage treatments available. There are also bicycles for rent. For an additional fee, guests can take part in the following activities: surfing, sailing, catamaran sailing, table tennis, horse riding, basketball, beach volleyball and snooker.Meals:The hotel provides a breakfast buffet daily.Payment:Master Card and VISA are accepted as forms of payment. Related: myhotelvideo.com myhotelvideo video hotel palanga lithuania | |
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| Ukraine-Gazprom.V.Putin.??????? ? ???.08.01.09.Part 1Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:22:07 -0800 by niknikolayhttp://niknikolay.li vejournal.com/5761.h tmlRussian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin met with foreign media.08.01.09.Part 1???????????? ????????????? ?????????? ????????? ?.?.????? ?????? ??????? (?????-???????????) ? ??????????????? ??????????? ???.08.01.09.Part 1Vladimir Putin: Ladies and gentlemen, I am told that we can speak Russian without translation. All the members of this meeting are fluent in Russian, which is particularly pleasant. I appreciate it very much. And I would like to wish you a Happy New Year and a Merry Christmas. With Orthodox Christians the Christmas holiday is still on. And I wish all of those to whom it applies a Merry Christmas and all the best. The most topical issue today is gas. The talking points are either the situation in the Gaza Strip or the supplies of Russian natural gas to Europe via Ukraine.I have asked you to come here today to brief you on the situation with the supply of our natural gas to the European Union countries through the territory of Ukraine and on our relations with Ukraine in the gas sphere, more precisely the supplies of our natural gas to consumers in Ukraine itself.I suggest that we keep these two topics apart from the start. I will discuss both, but we all understand that these are two different issues. One issue is the supply of gas to Ukrainian consumers and another issue is the supply of gas to European consumers through the Ukrainian transit territory.A few words to fill in the background. Russia, and earlier the Soviet Union, and Europe have been cooperating in the gas sphere for decades. The gas transportation system from the Soviet Union to Western Europe was built in the 1970s. All this time Russian gas companies have fully met their obligations without interruption, in a timely manner and have fully honoured the contracts signed. This was the case even in the context of the Cold War and the Cold War crises. Russian companies, the Soviet Union and then Russia, have never shut off gas supplies. But shut-offs did occur later, after the breakup of the Soviet Union. As everybody understood this was connected with the emergence of new transit countries which began to present their claims and try to secure a place under the sun for themselves, and not always doing it in a correct, civilized and market-oriented way.Let me say a few words about what happened after the disintegration of the Soviet Union in the energy sphere, including gas, in the relations between Russia and the former republics of the Soviet Union. I would like to draw your attention to the fact that Ukraine, for example, has been receiving gas at well below market prices. While we sold gas to Western Europe at 100, 150 and 200 dollars per 1000 cubic meters Ukraine received our gas at $40, 50 per 1000 cubic meters. Thus, only in the gas sphere, the Russian Federation subsidized the Ukrainian economy to the tune of about $47 billion over the past years. On the whole the republics of the former Soviet Union were subsidized to the tune of about $75 billion in the gas sphere. You would agree, wouldn't you? that these are very serious and large subsidies. Not every country would render such assistance to its partners for free.In 2002-2003 the process began of normalizing commercial market relations in the gas sphere with all our partners on the eastern boundary of the European Union. We have always been aware of the complexity of that process both for consumers inside the country and for the transit countries and we have been doing all we could to make this process painless and natural for them. A characteristic positive example of such peaceable and economically sound transition to genuine market relations is our interaction with the Baltic countries. You know that problems crop up from time to time with these countries in the political sphere, but we have never - and I stress, never - confused political problems and economic issues. The best example of this, I repeat, is our relations in the gas sphere with the Baltic countries: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. As a result, we have managed to smoothly introduce a gas pricing system based on the European price formula and the Baltics adopted the market system without economic upheavals and shocks. But make a note that as late as the year before last we were selling gas to some Baltic countries at prices that were way below the prices that other European consumers paid.???????? ?????? ?????. Related: ??????? ?????? ??????? ??? ???????? ?????????? ???? ????????? russia ukraine gas conflict vladimir putin prime minister of the russian federation ???????? ????? ???????????? ????????????? ?????????? ????????? ?????? ??????? ??????????????? ??????????? ??? moscow ?????? ukrainian yushchenko ??????? ?????? ?????? | |
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