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Am Yachthafen

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See why so many travellers make Am Yachthafen their hotel of choice when visiting Gromitz. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.

Rooms at Am Yachthafen provide a refrigerator and a kitchenette.

In addition, Am Yachthafen offers a pool, which will help make your Gromitz trip additionally gratifying.

While in Gromitz, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Am Yachthafen, including Fischhus (1.5 km), Ristorante Pizzeria Panorama (0.9 km), and Steakhus (1.3 km).

Looking to explore? Then look no further than Seebrücke Grömitz (0.9 km), which is a popular Gromitz attraction – and it is conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel.

At Am Yachthafen, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Gromitz.

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Unique fur and skin structure in harbour seals (Phoca vitulina)--thermal insulation, drag reduction, or both?

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• 1 Institute for Biosciences, Sensory and Cognitive Ecology, University of Rostock, Albert-Einstein-Strasse 3, 18059 Rostock, Germany Marine Science Center, Am Yachthafen 3A, 18119 Rostock, Germany.
• 2 Department of Anatomy, Rostock University Medical Center, Gertrudenstrasse 9, 18057 Rostock, Germany.
• 3 Institute for Terrestrial and Aquatic Wildlife Research of the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Werftstrasse 6, 25761 Buesum, Germany.
• 4 Institute for Biosciences, Sensory and Cognitive Ecology, University of Rostock, Albert-Einstein-Strasse 3, 18059 Rostock, Germany Marine Science Center, Am Yachthafen 3A, 18119 Rostock, Germany [email protected].
• PMID: 25652462
• PMCID: PMC4345485
• DOI: 10.1098/rsif.2014.1206

Vertebrate surface structures, including mammalian skin and hair structures, have undergone various modifications during evolution in accordance with functional specializations. Harbour seals rely on their vibrissal system for orientation and foraging. To maintain tactile sensitivity even at low temperatures, the vibrissal follicles are heated up intensely, which could cause severe heat loss to the environment. We analysed skin samples of different body parts of harbour seals, and expected to see higher hair densities at the vibrissal pads as a way to reduce heat loss. In addition to significantly higher hair densities around the vibrissae than on the rest of the body, we show a unique fur structure of hair bundles consisting of broad guard hairs along with hairs of a new type, smaller than guard hairs but broader than underhairs, which we defined as 'intermediate hairs'. This fur composition has not been reported for any mammal so far and may serve for thermal insulation as well as drag reduction. Furthermore, we describe a scale-like skin structure that also presumably plays a role in drag reduction.

Keywords: guard hair; hydrodynamics; intermediate hair; pilosebaceous unit; skin structure; surface drag.

© 2015 The Author(s) Published by the Royal Society. All rights reserved.

Publication types

• Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't
• Behavior, Animal
• Body Temperature
• Body Temperature Regulation
• Hair / physiology*
• Hair Follicle / physiology
• Hydrodynamics
• Phoca / physiology*
• Sense Organs
• Skin / metabolism*
• Temperature
• Vibrissae / physiology*

Hotel Am Yachthafen

Strandstr. 2, 17192 Waren, Germany – Excellent location – show map

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The receptionist, Ms. Meisner, was extremely helpful. Very kind and service-oriented! Not sure if that is the default at that location!

Sehr freundliches Personal. Großes Zimmer. Gutes Frühstück. Gute Lage.

Für die Lage ein super Preis-Leistungsverhältnis. Frühstück mit Blick auf den "Hafen". Gemütliches Ambiente.

Die Lage ist super! Das Zimmer war sehr schön eingerichtet und sehr sauber!

Gleich bei der Ankunft wurden wir ganz lieb an der Rezeption begrüßt und konnten unkompliziert einchecken. Wunderschönes Restaurant mit ebenfalls sehr freundlichen Mitarbeitern. Man fühlte sich sofort wohl und willkommen. Dazu kommt dann noch die perfekte Lage am Hafen von Waren. Besser geht nicht! Wir waren leider nur eine Nacht hier, werden aber auf jeden Fall wieder kommen und freuen uns schon drauf! Danke an die lieben Mitarbeiter, ihr seid toll :-)

Das Zimmer war sehr hübsch mit tollem Blick auf den Hafen. Das Hotel ist zentral gelegen, direkt am Hafen aber auch nah an der Fußgängerzone. Parkplatz direkt vor dem Haus für 3,50 € pro Tag. Die Matratzen waren sehr gut und bequem. Das Frühstück war gut, es wurde gefragt, ob wir Rührei möchten, welches dann frisch zubereitet wurde. Ein Besuch im Hotel-Restaurant ist auf jeden Fall zu empfehlen, sehr nettes Personal.

Top Lage, gutes Frühstück & zuvorkommende Mitarbeier/innen

Die Ausstattung war mit dem gesamten Ambiente sehr gut im Einklang,Da ich selber in dieser Stadt aufgewachsen bin,kenne ich das alte Arial(ehemaliger Speicher),toll was Familie Dreier geschaffen hat,frühere berufliche Erfahrungen Innenarchitektur und.Raumgestaltung .fanden hier eine neue Wertschätzung., würde mir wünschen etwas zur Gesamtgeschichte dieses Hauses in der Chronik wieder zu finden.Danke für den kurzen aber schönen Aufenthalt, Kindheitserinnerungen wurden für einen kurzen Augenblick wieder wahr.

Die Lage des Hotels ist fantastisch, es liegt direkt am Hafen und zur Altstadt sind es nur wenige Gehminuten. Die Mitarbeiter sind sehr freundlich. Das Zimmer war sehr geräumig und sauber, Das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis war sehr gut, für den Parkplatz am Hotel haben wir 3,50 € pro Tag bezahlt, was wir sehr angemessen fanden. Das Restaurant war ebenfalls sehr gut. Die Mitarbeiter dort waren sehr aufmerksam und freundlich. Wir können das Hotel absolut empfehlen.

Mooie ruime kamer. Goed restaurant heerlijk uitgebreid ontbijt! Mooi uitzicht!

Excellent location!

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The Hotel Am Yachthafen offers stylish rooms and suites beside the attractive marina in Waren (Müritz), close to the marketplace and the Old Town. Free WiFi is offered. The rooms are comfortably furnished with either dark- or light-colored wooden furniture. The light-flooded suites feature elegant color schemes, and offer a wonderful view of the marina. Its sunny rooftop terrace invites you to relax as you gaze at the colorful harbor life below and sample the hotel’s fine, home-made cakes. Guests can also enjoy the restaurant. Stroll around the shopping streets nearby, and visit the cafes, bars and restaurants. Explore the beautiful Müritz National Park, or take part in a range of outdoor pursuits. Parking is available for a fee.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 9.6 for a two-person trip.

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Located in the best-rated area in Waren, this hotel has an excellent location score of 9.6

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Restaurants 1 restaurant on site.

• Cuisine Mediterranean • European
• Open for Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner • Cocktail hour
• Ambience Traditional • Modern • Romantic
• Dietary options Gluten-free • Dairy-free

Amenities of Hotel Am Yachthafen Great facilities! Review score, 8.3

• Toilet paper
• Private Bathroom
• Wardrobe or closet
• Bicycle rental Additional charge
• Water sports facilities on site Additional charge
• Fishing Additional charge Off-site
• Flat-screen TV
• Satellite channels
• Coffee house on site
• Kids' meals
• Special diet meals (on request)
• Parking garage
• Vending machine (drinks)
• Baggage storage
• Express check-in/out
• Meeting/Banquet facilities Additional charge
• Fire extinguishers
• CCTV outside property
• CCTV in common areas
• Smoke alarms
• Designated smoking area
• Hypoallergenic room available

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From 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM

From 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM

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Children of all ages are welcome.

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No age restriction

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Pets are not allowed.

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Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian.

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Check-in at Hotel Am Yachthafen is from 2:00 PM, and check-out is until 10:30 AM.

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Hotel Am Yachthafen is 500 feet from the center of Waren. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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Guests staying at Hotel Am Yachthafen can enjoy a highly-rated breakfast during their stay (guest review score: 8.3).

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The nearest beach is 0.8 miles from Hotel Am Yachthafen. All distances are measured in straight lines. Actual travel distances may vary.

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• Water sports facilities on site
• Bicycle rental

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Amenities at Hotel Am Yachthafen

• Room service
• Wi-Fi available in all areas
• Flat-screen TV
• Cable or satellite TV
• Meeting/Banquet facilities
• Fire extinguisher
• Smoke alarms
• Toilet paper
• Private bathroom

Accessibility and suitability

• Non-smoking rooms available
• Accessible by elevator
• Allergy-free room
• Designated smoking area

Things to do

• Bicycle rental
• Water sport facilities (on site)
• Storage available

Services and conveniences

• Safety deposit box
• Express check-out

Media and entertainment

• Special diet menus (on request)
• Refrigerator
• Vending machine (drinks)
• Clothes rack
• Wardrobe or closet

Parking and transportation

• Terrace/Patio

Health and safety

Family friendly

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• "Spacious rooms, friendly staff, nice location" (in 5 reviews)
• Perfekt German breakfast with sekt. (in 1 review)
• "Great location, friendly staff, great view from the room" (in 3 reviews)
• Had pirat parking motorbike in garage. (in 1 review)
• Many choises (in 1 review)
• Breakfast wasn't up to the standard I would have expected for the rate. (in 1 review)

What's nearby

• Müritzeum 0.3 mi
• Melzer See Waren 1.2 mi
• Feisnecksee 1.3 mi
• Wienpietschseen 2.1 mi
• Moorsee 2.7 mi
• Falkenhager Lake 3.2 mi
• Warnker Lake 3.2 mi
• Muritz Lake 4.4 mi
• Rederangsee 4.6 mi
• Mueritz National Park 6.2 mi

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Hotel Am Yachthafen is located at Strandstr. 2, 0.7 miles from the center of Waren. Müritzeum is the closest landmark to Hotel Am Yachthafen.

When is check-in time and check-out time at Hotel Am Yachthafen?

Check-in time is 2:00 PM and check-out time is 10:30 AM at Hotel Am Yachthafen.

Does Hotel Am Yachthafen offer free Wi-Fi?

Yes, Hotel Am Yachthafen offers free Wi-Fi.

How far is Hotel Am Yachthafen from the airport?

Hotel Am Yachthafen is 32.9 miles from Rostock Laage. Hotel Am Yachthafen is 64.8 miles from Heringsdorf.

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• Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern /
• "Am Yachthafen", Am Strande 50

"Am Yachthafen"

After seeing Eisbrecher Stephan Jantzen im Stadthafen Rostock , it may be a nice idea to visit this restaurant. Immerse yourself in great German cuisine here. Most reviewers highlight that Fischbrötchen is good.

Imagine a combination of tasty food and the patient staff, this is exactly what "Am Yachthafen" offers. The professional service is something these restaurateurs care about. Many guests are loyal to this place because of the spectacular ambiance. Google users who visited this spot state that the most suitable mark is 4.3.

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59 apartments

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Balcony or terrace

to every apartment

Underfloor heating

and electric towel radiators

Oak parquet floor

in the living and sleeping rooms

Fitted kitchen

with electrical appliances

Modern bathrooms

with branded ceramics

Parking spaces

in the underground car park

Greened outdoor areas

with relax areas and playgrounds

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Am Yachthafen

Living at the marina.

The new construction project “Am Yachthafen” comprises four townhouses, each with four storeys, one of which is barrier-free. A total of 59 residential units are available, seven of which are barrier-free and seven are accessible to wheelchairs. With charming exterior facades clad in brick slips and partly wood slat constructions, these townhouses meet the required thermal insulation of a Credit Institute for Reconstruction (KfW) 55 EE Efficiency House, and these facades are also delightfully attractive. High-quality solar control glazing on the east, west and south facades provides thermal protection in summer. In addition, the windows on the ground floor are fitted with aluminium roller shutters.

The basement contains the flats’ storage rooms, along with a bicycle room with stations for 118 bicycles. An underground car park with an electrically operated roller shutter offers 96 parking spaces, 12 of which are accessible to the disabled and 19 of which are designed as electric parking spaces.

An inner courtyard filled with greenery and an attractively designed outdoor area, which ensconce both the town houses and the neighbouring harbour houses in a delicate and varied grassy landscape, complete this offer. There are also smaller wooded areas and hedges, along with three playgrounds featuring sandboxes and various other kinds of equipment for kids to play on. Another play area on gravel turf is available for ball games.

Area and transport links

Short distances to the old town.

Located directly at the old town’s edge, the flats in “Am Yachthafen” offer a wonderful view of the Aller River bank, the harbour, and the city. Planned as a completely new city quarter, this location alone promises ideal living comfort – only 490 m as the crow flies from Celle city centre.

With a supermarket, bakery, fast food restaurant and delivery service nearby, you can quickly satisfy your daily needs, even on foot. There are also two medical practices and a kindergarten only about 500 m away. If you want to do some more shopping in the finest ambience of half-timbered buildings, you can reach the old town in no time. This is where you can shop to your heart’s content and relax with a coffee – or enjoy the nightlife into the wee hours.

• Hanover Airport 6 km
• Celle Main Train Station 5 km
• Celle Castle 1 km
• Celle Boat Tours 260 m

The apartments

The facilities

Modernster komfort, einbauküche und energieeffiziens.

The flats in the four townhouses are characterised by modern wall design, high-quality brand-name kitchens, and practical floor plans. Some are barrier-free or accessible to wheelchairs. The 2- and 3-room flats are invitingly spacious, with light-flooded living and kitchen spaces featuring access to the balcony or terrace.

• Oak parquet in the living rooms
• Porcelain stoneware tiles in the bathrooms and WCs
• Underfloor heating and towel radiators
• Fitted kitchen with electrical appliances from German brand manufacturers (A++)
• Terrace/roof terrace
• Video intercom
• Broadband cable and telephone connection
• District heating supply

2 room apartment

Classic for beginners.

Space is utilised very well in the generously sized living and dining room, with an open entrance area and ample space for cooking, eating and relaxing. The bright window front with access to the balcony or terrace lets plenty of light into the room, which is adjoined by a bedroom with a practical floor plan. The spacious bathroom and a utility room make the flat perfect for couples or discerning singles.

3 room apartment

Home to grow with.

A generous hallway with access to all rooms leads into the spacious living area, which is pleasantly open-plan, offering ample space for cooking, eating and relaxing. The balcony or terrace adjoins this area, extending the available space into the outdoors. A practical bedroom and a third room for a child or a hobby facilitate privacy. A spacious bathroom with window, a guest WC, and a utility room with a WM port complete this family flat.

4 room apartment

Four for families.

With a great floor plan, the 4-room apartment makes even the most strenuous everyday family life easy to feel good. A spacious hallway with plenty of space leads directly to the heart of the apartment. Here, in the more than spacious living, cooking and dining area, there is room for the whole family, whether cooking together or playing games. In addition to the master bedroom, two other bedrooms and a balcony offer enough space for children, home office or hobbies – well complemented by a guest toilet and a storage room.

The location

The picturesque gateway to the Lüneburg Heath

Celle, the 700-year-old district capital, receives around two million visitors a year. With its scenic backdrop, picturesque old town, castle, and with the largest enclosed half-timbered house ensemble in Europe, it delights residents and visitors alike. People from more than 110 nations live here, contributing to its international flair. The city’s cultural life is just as diverse, celebrated in its museums, theatres, galleries, festivals, concerts and city fairs.

Its location on the Aller River, which flows through the town in a north-westerly direction, lends character to the surrounding landscape. While north of the city there are extensive stretches of woodland and heath, the south is dominated by fertile floodplains, grassland, and an open landscape with individual trees and copses. With its gardens and parks, Celle also has extraordinarily charming recreational areas right in the midst of its cityscape. Whether it is the Französischer Garten (French garden) or Schlosspark (castle park), Thaers Garten (park) or the Triftanlagen (timbre facilities) – they all have their very own history and specific character.

The good transport connections to the A2, A7, A37 and A352 motorways offer the best conditions for tourism and business, connecting Celle with Braunschweig, Nienburg, Hamburg and Hanover.

Celle's old town

Bustling modernity in a historic setting.

Like in a fairy tale, the core of Celle’s old town has hundreds of medieval half-timbered houses and a castle that bridges the Renaissance and the Baroque. Once a ducal residence, it now houses the Schlosstheater (castle theatre) and the Residenzmuseum (royal residence museum). In addition to the town church and the old town hall, which are among the oldest buildings in Celle’s city centre, half-timbered construction, carvings and richly decorated gables are characteristic features of the old town.

Equally unique in its effect is the Celle Kunstmuseum (art museum), a 24-hour museum which itself comes across as a total work of art, especially during the night hours: with a glass foyer illuminated from the inside featuring astounding sculpture and object art in between light and sound installations.

The old town’s daily life isn’t at all hectic, inviting you to discover, stroll and stay awhile. More than 600 shops and the diverse food and drink offerings of bistros and cafés, wine taverns and cocktail bars, pubs and restaurants, present the varied mix – from comfortably bourgeois to iconic locales – which Celle is also known for as a culture.

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Appointments, frequently asked questions (faqs), when will the property be completed.

The earliest possible rental start date is presumably 01.09.2023

Is there a minimum rental period?

The minimum rental period is 12 months. The tenancy agreement can then be terminated with a notice period of 3 months.

Does the amount of the rent change during the term of the contract?

Yes, the rental agreement includes an index-linked rent. The rent level is determined by the price index for the standard of living for all private households in Germany as calculated by the Federal Statistical Office.

How much is the deposit and are there any one-off costs?

The deposit is three net cold rents (the net cold rent plus ancillary costs is shown in the rental agreement). There are no processing or agency fees.

How is the deposit paid?

The deposit shall be transferred to an account of the landlord that is protected against seizure in accordance with Section 551 (2) BGB. The tenant is entitled to three equal monthly installments.

The first installment is due at the beginning of the tenancy.

How are the apartments equipped?

You can find an overview of the equipment in the apartments at  https://am-yachthafen-celle.de/#wohnungen.

Are there car and bicycle parking spaces in the property?

There are 50 underground parking spaces available. The monthly rent is EUR 90.

Are pets allowed?

The keeping of pets is examined on a case-by-case basis and requires the corresponding approval of the owner as well as an individual pet keeping agreement.

Are there cellar rooms in the apartments?

Each apartment is allocated a cellar room. The cellars are located in the basement.

Where can I store my washing machine/dryer?

Storage facilities are located in the storage/utility rooms.

Who is the provider for telephone/Internet and TV

Vodafone is planned as the Internet provider.

Who are my contacts?

The Müller Merkle Immobilien GmbH team is responsible for letting. The property management company is responsible from the signing of the tenancy agreement and already for the handover of the residential units. The contact details will be provided when the tenancy agreement is signed. The property management company is your first point of contact during the entire rental period. You can reach Müller Merkle Immobilien at [email protected] or by telephone on 030 240 47 69 80.

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See why so many travellers make Am Yachthafen their hotel of choice when visiting Gromitz. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.

Rooms at Am Yachthafen provide a refrigerator and a kitchenette.

In addition, Am Yachthafen offers a pool, which will help make your Gromitz trip additionally gratifying.

While in Gromitz, you may want to check out some of the restaurants that are a short walk away from Am Yachthafen, including Fischhus (0.9 mi), Ristorante Pizzeria Panorama (0.6 mi), and Steakhus (0.8 mi).

Looking to explore? Then look no further than Seebrücke Grömitz (0.6 mi), which is a popular Gromitz attraction – and it is conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel.

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1978: the shepheard hotel bar, cairo egypt.

I sat on a stool at the Shepheard Bar and digested what Regional Security Officer Childress had told me about the Soviets radiating our embassy in Moscow with microwave energy. While Childress went to the restroom I came to the conclusion that the only reason why he would bring this up was to recruit me on the SY technical team.

<feature photo:  SY tech officer crawls out from a chimney at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow in 1978 (courtesy US Department of State)

“Another beer?” Childress said as he hopped on the stool next to me.

The bartender knew the RSO’s subtle signal to order.

“Where were we?” Childress said.

“I think the Soviets were in the process of sterilizing the U.S. Embassy Moscow staff with microwave radiation.”

He gave me a double take and said, “Good one,” with the makings of a smile.

“Just kidding,” I said when he added a questioning gaze. “That amount of radiation probably… I mean… it wouldn’t cause damage to the precious… to the vital organs. You said the congressional study indicated no risk.”

I was beginning to sound like Brig. General Jack Ripper in Dr. Strangelove. That role, of course, had to belong to RSO Childress. I got back on course with, “So you were saying that SY tech support found an antenna in a U.S. Embassy chimney and the tunnel beneath it that led to another building.”

The bartender slid two more Stella draught beers in front of us. Childress used the pause to take a swig and gather his thoughts.

“First the Soviets hit us with TUMS, then SMUT-1 and SMUT-2. Now a mysterious fire. It’s time to take definitive action.”

It sounded funny, but I knew it was no laughing matter. I had already gone out to the edge with my “sterilization” comment.

Childress rotated his head, lifted his shoulders and took in a heavy breath of the Shepherd Bar air before he continued.

The Am Embassy Moscow Fire

“In August of last year, a mysterious fire broke out at the embassy in Moscow. The fire engulfed the entire ECON section on the eighth floor. It soon spread to the ninth and tenth floors and the attic. Although policy dictated otherwise, the ambassador gave permission to the Soviet fire fighters to enter the eighth floor.”

Childress paused to get my take.

“No shit?” I said.

“Later Soviet firemen were allowed to fight the fire from aerial ladders when it broke through the chancery’s roof. Although the ambassador denied the Soviets access to the tenth floor, four unescorted Soviet firemen entered the classified area—the Communications and Records Office—of the ninth floor through a window.”

Childress shook his head. “We’ve got to do better at controlling these situations.”

I didn’t have anything add to that.

The Soviets backed off when they saw a Defense Attaché́ officer aiming a camera at them. The embassy chancery offices and the roof suffered extensive damage. Fortunately, the RSO concluded that sensitive equipment and records had not been compromised.”

I had to cut to the chase. The Marine Guard TGIF party had already begun an hour ago. “Is this related to the antenna in the chimney at the American embassy there?”

Childress turned to me and with a bold expression said, “Most assuredly. That’s all I can say at the moment.” While continuing to gaze at me he added, “I guess you’re wondering why I’m telling you all of this.”

“It crossed my mind.”

“I must remind you that this is all confidential.”

“Understood.”

I followed his lead and quaffed a few ounces out of the flagon of Stella beer.

A Recruiter’s “Pitch”

“I’ve been impressed by your work here.”

Here we go. “Thanks.”

“You’ve probably figured out that we may need some help in Moscow on the technical side identifying these microwave radiation issues. As I mentioned earlier I’ll be heading to Moscow after I return from home leave. We anticipate the assignment duration will be about three months. In the meantime SY is putting together a team.”

Childress paused to let that sink in.

“Think you might be interested in joining the team?”

What about my radio cohort Al back at the RCO office in Karachi? He depended on me to handle all the fieldwork. Three months? I bet it would be more like six months. Or it could be an indeterminate time period. OC/PE-R could reassign me Moscow for two years.

“Why don’t you return to Karachi and talk to RCO Roberson about it? It would be for the good of the Foreign Service you know.”

I said, “I appreciate your offer, but I’m going to have to respectfully decline.”

His expression told me that Childress didn’t take too kindly that I had not even considered his offer.

To further explain my response I said, “I’m new in the Foreign Service. This is my first assignment overseas. If I had a few years experience under my belt I’d probably say, ‘Sure, I’ll take up your offer.’”

His expression changed from put off to disappointed.

“We’re responsible for over sixty missions out of the RCO radio office in Karachi. There’s only two of us. I’ve got a lot of people over here counting on me. This area has been neglected for quite a while. Can I make a suggestion?”

“Sure, go ahead,” he said in a discouraged tone.

“Senior CEO Norm Bates helped you guys out in South America. I suggest you contact him. He’s about the best we’ve got and he’s currently back at SECSTATE.”

“We’ve already contacted him. He’s got health issues.”

“Oh, sorry to hear it.”

Would Norm’s gout hold him back?

“You know, there’s some sharp radio techs back at the department awaiting assignments…”

“What is it?” Childress said.

Zoom Zoom, our super-sleuth radio tech would be the perfect guy for the job.

“CEO Parker is a recent hire back at OC/R. I think he would be a good fit for the Moscow assignment.”

Childress chugged the remainder of the beer, glanced at his watch, and said, “We’ll consider CEO Parker. In the meantime, if you reconsider send me a message.”

He gaged my expression and said, “I’m sure they’ll be numerous perks upon completion of the assignment.”

I didn’t ask about the perks.

RSO Childress tapped the bar top and said,  “I’ve got to go pack. The wife’s got big plans for me back home.”

“Have a good trip,” I said. “Sorry I wasn’t able to help you out.”

He gave me an expression that hinted that he wasn’t so sure about that, which made me nervous.

RSO Childress paid the bill, rose off the stool, and said, “See ya around.”

“Yeah, the Cairo upgrades will take a few days to complete. I’ll message you and Bob [my boss in Karachi, RCO Robert Roberson] when I finish.”

“Keep up the good work.”

“Thanks, I will.”

I hoped that was the last I ever heard of TUMS and SMUT and the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.

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Sam Bankman-Fried sentenced to 25 years in prison

Sbf's parents: "we are heartbroken".

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Bankman-Fried's parents, Joe Bankman and Barbara Fried, issued a statement after leaving the Manhattan courtroom Thursday, saying: “We are heartbroken and will continue to fight for our son.”

Some in crypto community contrast SBF's sentence with that of shuttered dark market site's founder

From CNN's Elisabeth Buchwald

Several prominent voices in the crypto community took issue with Sam Bankman Fried's 25-year sentence, given Ross Ulbricht was sentenced to life in prison in 2015.

Ulbricht created Silk Road — a website that let users anonymously buy and sell anything, including drugs and hacking tutorials. Transactions on the site took place using bitcoin, making it much harder to trace.

Bitcoin Magazine, a crypto publication with more than 3 million followers, posted on X shortly after SBF was sentenced on Thursday:

Roger Ver, an early bitcoin investor often referred to as "bitcoin Jesus," posted on X Thursday morning ahead of Bankman-Fried's sentencing trial that Ulbricht's "'crime' was building a website where people could trade freely without government permission." Since Bankman-Fried's sentence was announced, his post has been shared by many popular crypto-linked accounts.

US Attorney Williams: SBF's sentence is a warning to others

Damian Williams, the US attorney for the Southern District of New York, said in a statement that Bankman-Fried's 25-year sentence "will prevent the defendant from ever again committing fraud and is an important message to others who might be tempted to engage in financial crimes that justice will be swift, and the consequences will be severe."

How long will SBF actually serve?

From CNN's Allison Morrow

There is no possibility of parole in federal criminal cases, but Bankman-Fried can still shave time off his 25-year sentence with good behavior.

"SBF may serve as little as 12.5 years, if he gets all of the jailhouse credit available to him," Mitchell Epner, a former federal prosecutor, told CNN.

Federal prisoners generally can earn up to 54 days of time credit a year for good behavior, which could result in an approximately 15% reduction.

Since 2018, however, nonviolent federal inmates can reduce their sentence by as much as 50% under prison reform legislation known as the First Step Act.

Epner says the First Step Act was billed as a civil rights measure, to help minority offenders who committed non-violent drug-trafficking offenses. 

"It has turned out to be an enormous boon for white-collar criminal defendants, who are already given much lower sentences ... than drug-traffickers," Epner added. 

There is also a provision that allows a court to reduce a person’s sentence for extraordinary and compelling reasons, which are often medical, according to Jordan Estes, a former federal prosecutor who is now a partner at Kramer Levin.

"Since the pandemic, courts have been more willing to grant early release under this provision if the defendant has served a substantial portion of his or her sentence,” Estes said.

Kaplan recommends medium-security federal prison

From CNN's Lauren del Valle and Allison Morrow

Judge Lewis Kaplan said he would recommend to the Bureau of Prisons that Bankman-Fried be placed in a medium-security facility or any lower-security facility the bureau finds appropriate.

Medium-security federal prisons have strengthened perimeters — often double fences with electronic detection systems — and mostly cell housing, according to the Bureau of Prisons. They also have a "wide variety of work and treatment programs."

Kaplan orders $11.02 billion forfeiture

From CNN's Lauren del Valle

Judge Kaplan also ordered a forfeiture of $11.02 billion.

He ruled Bankman-Fried's forfeited assets can be used to help fund the repayment of victims of the FTX collapse.

Correction: A previous version of this post misstated the forfeiture amount. It is $11.02 billion.

Judge Kaplan: "Not a trivial risk" that SBF could commit crimes again

Judge Lewis Kaplan, just before announcing Bankman-Fried's 25-year sentence, said there was a risk "that this man will be in a position to do something very bad in the future, and it's not a trivial risk."

Bankman-Fried acknowledged his mistakes and said he was sorry for what happened to customers but "never a word of remorse for the commission of terrible crimes," Judge Kaplan said.

"He knew it was wrong," he added.

Bankman-Fried is sentenced to 25 years in prison

Sam Bankman-Fried has been sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for defrauding customers and investors in crypto exchange FTX.

Judge Kaplan: SBF wanted to be a 'hugely, hugely politically influential person'

Kaplan says many facts are not disputed, including that SBF had "an exceptionally privileged background."

"He is extremely smart. And he suffers from autism," Kaplan said, noting his understanding of the condition. Kaplan said SBF "is capable of huge accomplishments" while noting he has "a way of interacting with people that’s unusual and sometimes off-putting."

Kaplan agreed with prosecutors' claim that Bankman-Fried "wanted to be a hugely, hugely politically influential person in this country," and that that propelled his financial crimes.

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I visited to the planetarium which is nearby. It was 1 hour early, so I went this coffee shop to have a cup of coffee. As soon as I opened the door, they greet me with smile, in Russian which I do not understand, however,... still get the friendly care. I ordered Cafe Latte, the cashier thought over what is the price in English.. He was blushed when told me the 179 Rub in English! I guess he was not used to receive foreign visitors. Anyway, I spent nice one hour with great coffee watching Russians who take out their own coffee before going to work. It was pleasant place to take a rest. More

We had come to see the famous Perlov Tea House but not finding anything to whet our appetites there, we saw the Chocaladnitsa Café across the road and thought we'd give that a go. Very glad we did. The food was good and reasonably priced,... the staff attentive and friendly, and they have an ATM (cash point) inside the shop. I ordered the Tort Praga with a mango-passionfruit lassi. Well worth the visit. More

SHOKOLADNITSA, Moscow - Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya St. 3A, Presnensky - Restaurant Reviews & Phone Number - Tripadvisor

• Service: 3.5