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Lochani Vineyard
3 bedroom Holiday house for rent in Taralga
$250.00 - $285.00*per dayprice range estimate for 2 guests*
Lochani Vineyard is located near Wombeyan Caves, at the head of the pristine Wiarborough Valley, around 20kms north of the historic village of Taralga. Our vineyard adjoins the southern boundary of the Blue Mountains World Heritage area.
Lochani was designed as a vineyard and a winery, but more importantly as a retreat to escape the ever more stressful demands of city living. Over the years the feeling of splendid isolation here has restored many a jaded soul, particularly when blended with the traditional Australian farmhouse setting inclusive of all the modern comforts.
Three bedrooms include: Master bedroom with King bed and en suite, bedroom with King bed or two singles, bedroom with Queen bed. Family bathroom, full size bath, separate toilet. Fully equipped modern kitchen. Large verandas. Fireplace. Laundry facilities. Television with Foxtel, Blu-Ray player and library of DVD's. Barbecue facilities and outdoor settings
Driving up the last few kilometres of dirt road and watching the mobile telephone signal melt away, along with the worries of city life, sets the stage for your stay in this exquisite country homestead.
As you open the door to a warm fire in winter or cool breeze in summer you see that all the bedrooms open onto the extensive verandah perfectly positioned to welcome the morning sun. Some mornings sparkle with dew or frost or sometimes snow and others greet you with an otherworldly mist crawling down the valley.
As the day gets underway, your choices are endless, relax and do nothing, explore the property and locality, meander through the vines, roam the caves and that's to name just a few. There is plenty of wildlife to see during the day, kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, an abundant native bird population and on the odd occasion listen for the lyre bird calling, however wombats are night time wanderers.
After your day's activities, adjourn to the verandah and enjoy the peaceful tranquillity as the sun sets and the muted colours of a typical Australian sunset spread across the blue gums covering the Great Divide. Just after dark, try a bit of satellite spotting in the night sky and, if luck is on your side, watching the moon rise over the Great Divide is a magical moment and never to be forgotten.
Over the years the superbly equipped kitchen has been home to the creation of many a great feast, especially when there was all hands on deck for a busy vineyard task such as netting or picking. The opportunity is now for our guests to continue this theme and show off their Master Chef credentials. As with all great traditions an after dinner glass of something special to wash down a tall story by the open fire is a must.
Before you retire, if the weather is clear, turn down the lights and go outside to experience the Milky Way in all its spectacular glory across the sky, identify the planets, the Southern Cross and Orion. Stars and planets that seem so close that you could reach out and touch them in the cool, crystal clear mountain air. If conditions are right, to the north you can see the glow of the Sydney's lights just above the hills.
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Terms and Conditions
Booking means the period for which You have paid to stay at the Property.
Property means Lochani Vineyard, the house and environs, including all its fixtures, fittings and equipment.
Management means the owners, managers, employees and agents of the Property.
Guests means the persons who stay overnight in the Property during the Booking.
Visitor means a person a Guest permits to visit the Property during the Booking.
You means the person whose name is on the Booking Confirmation form sent by Management.
Acceptance and Responsibility
Lochani is rented ONLY for Holiday purposes and only for the timeframe stated on the Booking confirmation.
The number Guests must not exceed the sleeping arrangements available.
Payment of the Deposit constitutes acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
Check-in time is not before 3.00pm on the arrival date and check out time is not later than 11.00am on departure date.
Late departure is subject to prior arrangement and availability and extra charges may apply.
Arrangements for access to Lochani will be discussed, when the Booking is finalised and prior to arrival.
Payment Options
A 20% deposit, must be received within 7 days after the Booking is taken by Management. Bookings are not confirmed unless and until this deposit is received.
Payment in full must be received prior to arrival.
We accept payment by the following methods: Visa, MasterCard, direct deposit into our bank account. Our bank details will be advised at time of Booking.
Cancellation or Variation of Booking
If You wish to vary or cancel the Booking, please contact us immediately by either phone or email.
The deposit is non-refundable in the event of a cancellation.
If You have paid more than the deposit or paid in full and cancel the Booking, You will receive a refund.
Should You be eligible for a refund it will be made through the chosen payment method at time of Booking.
A variation of the Booking which reduces the number of nights stay will be a treated as a cancellation of the Booking in respect of those nights, unless otherwise discussed.
A variation of the Booking which reduces the number of Guests will be treated as a cancellation of the Booking in respect of those Guests
If Management is able to relet the Property for the period cancelled a further refund may be made, less administration charges, commissions and expenses.
We have a minimum stay policy of 2 nights. No refund will be made for a variation to the extent that it breaches our minimum 2 night stay policy.
Security Bond
A credit card authorisation must be provided to Management upon confirmation of the Booking.
Any damage loss or expense incurred by Management as a result of any breach of these Terms & Conditions will be charged against the credit card. Examples include, but are not limited to any breakage, blockage, losses, damage or excess cleaning requirements, extra Guests or Visitors beyond those declared, so please take care.
If the Property becomes unavailable for occupancy due to unforeseen circumstances (e.g. fire, storm, damage, etc.) then Management will inform You immediately and endeavour to obtain suitable alternative accommodation for occupancy; failing which any moneys paid will be refunded in full.
Parties and Functions
Parties and functions require prior approval at the time of Booking and special conditions will apply including extra charges, Guests remain responsible for persons attending, no disturbance of neighbours, no undue noise, silence when entering and leaving the premises, no behaviour likely to cause damage to Property or offence or embarrassment to others, all noise to cease by 11.00pm.
Breach of this condition may result in immediate termination and eviction without refund and extra charges for security, cleaning, garbage removal, wear and tear, repairs etc.
Linen and Towels
We supply linen, pillows, blankets and towels, which must be left where supplied in the bedrooms or bathroom on departure.
Pets are allowed at the Property, by prior arrangement only. Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets both within and outside the Property. Pets are not allowed on furniture at any time. Any evidence of pets on furniture may incur extra cleaning fees.
Other Responsibilities
You must comply with all applicable House Rules and all instructions from Management and the caretakers of the Property concerning occupancy, Property, health, safety and quiet enjoyment of the Property and our neighbours.
You are responsible for damage, breakages, theft and loss of the Property and any part of it during the stay. You must notify us of this immediately. Management may recover from You repair or replacement cost (at Management's discretion).
Only the Guests nominated and agreed in the Booking may stay in the Property overnight. If any other Guests stay extra charges may apply or the agreement may be terminated without refund.
Disturbance to our neighbours, including excessive noise, is prohibited and may result in termination and eviction without refund and extra charges may be made for security and other expenses.
Before departure, all food must be removed from fridges, all rubbish put in the appropriate rubbish bins provided, crockery and cutlery washed and packed away. The Property must be left in a clean and tidy condition.
Extra cleaning charges may be incurred for the cleaning of dirty dishes, washing machine, dishwasher, emptying the fridge, removal of excessive rubbish etc. Should the cleaning fee be more than the usual cost for cleaning the Property, You will be charged the additional costs over and above the normal cleaning fee which will be charged to the credit card.
All furniture and furnishings must be left in the position they were in when You arrived.
The Property should be vacated on time and secured as per arrangement with Management. All windows and doors are to be locked. All keys must be returned to Management or as otherwise directed.
You are responsible for the safekeeping and replacement of accommodation keys and if keys are lost You will be charged the cost of a replacement key.
Excessive phone and internet costs will be charged to the credit card used to make the Booking.
Smoking is NOT permitted in the Property
Limitation of Liability
Management does not warrant the suitability of the Property for any activity and You accept full responsibility for any loss, injury, damage or death occurring at or on the Property, caused by any reason whatsoever including any act, negligence or omission by Management. Management shall not, in any circumstances, be liable for any indirect or consequential damages.
No responsibility can be accepted for any personal Property of Guests left on the Property.
Problem Resolution
In the case of any problems, You must inform Management at the earliest opportunity so Management has the chance to rectify the situation as quickly and efficiently as possible. You must allow repair/service access to the Property during reasonable hours.
Failure to follow this procedure may hinder the ability of Management to rectify the problem.
We recommend all Guests purchase travel insurance since Management are not responsible for any injuries, illness or accidents that may occur whilst staying at our Property.


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Tony Benn; Former Labour minister
I have been a long-time supporter of fixed-term parliaments, a system that is used by most parliaments across the world, including the US. I do not believe that the Prime Minister should be given the power to decide when the next election is, which can give the ruling party an obvious political advantage.
MPs should also have to fill out a formal declaration that they will behave ethically once they become members of Parliament. It may help transparency if they were made to publish their income tax details, too. We also need to introduce a federal system, so that English MPs are deciding rules for English constituencies. Why should English people be governed by the opinions of politicians from Scottish constituencies? Changing that would have to be part of electoral reform.
Another part has to be serious reform to the House of Lords. An elected senate would be a fairer system. Overall, we need a new constitution for Britain, something I have been arguing for over many years. Like all these big ideas, these reforms will take a long time to achieve. But they are not impossible. First you are thought of as mad. Then you are dangerous. Then you cannot find anyone at the top who doesn't claim to have had the idea first.
Richard Shepherd; Conservative back-bench MP
The first thing to do is restore the Commons as a legitimate check on government. The Commons should not be the government, it should be a check on government, and we have really lost that. I have sat on committees under a succession of leaders of the Commons, but every proposal I brought up, they said 'the whips would not accept that'. Then just recently, the Commons did an extraordinary thing: they overturned the Government over the Gurkhas. When something like that happens, it doesn't bring chaos. Most MPs are party people. The trouble is when MPs hold every position only by virtue of being a member of a party – that is when Parliament loses its way. When I grew up, Parliament had enormous prestige. Now, even on civil liberties, it has more or less given up. We have a Cabinet that does not even want to see the legal basis for going to war.
In the present atmosphere, you are getting thousand of ideas thrown up which rational people know will never come into existence. The idea of "star chambers" to judge MPs seems extraordinary. Their membership is determined – by whom? By the party leaders. To a detached eye it looks very like political points scoring.
Essential to any idea of reform is that you have to have a House of Commons with a sense of itself, other than as a place for parties to operate.
Susan Kramer; Lib Dem MP
I am a strong supporter of lowering the voting age to 16. When I am out meeting constituents, I am very struck by the number of people in their twenties who have become disengaged from the political process. Many of them do not understand the process of elections. They cannot think through the different things being offered. Many do not understand what to do at the voting booth, but are too embarrassed to ask.
But by lowering the voting age to 16, allowing people to vote while they are still at school, first-time voters are in the ideal environment in which to be walked through the process of voting. It would make them feel much more involved in our democracy. It also sets up a legacy. A person who has voted once is far more likely to vote again in subsequent elections. I hope that the current crisis might encourage us to finally make this a reality.
On top of that, there are all the old arguments that we allow 16-year-olds to do things such as join the military; it is time that we gave them even more adult responsibilities, and trust them. Young people are often given a hard time in the media and by some politicians. Hopefully, handing them the vote would help change political discourse, too, with parties trying to offer them something, rather than criticise them.
Michael Howard; Former Conservative leader
There is a pressing need to restore confidence in Parliament. The most important thing we could do, which David Cameron mentioned, is do away with the routine guillotining of debate that has become a feature of the present Government. Parliament has not been able to do its job because it has not been allowed time to debate. Sometimes a government has to rush legislation through, but the routine timetabling of business has made it impossible for Parliament to function properly.
I am also strongly in favour of reducing the number of MPs so that they all represent constituencies of an equal size. You have to be careful with holding open primaries for the selection of candidates, which the Conservative Party has introduced, because you don't want to make it necessary for candidates to raise sums of money for themselves rather than for their party. But I think it's perfectly possible to devise a system where that does not happen.
I am not an enthusiast for giving voters the power to recall their MP in mid-Parliament. Governments frequently have to do things that are unpopular. The danger with recall is that you might get a lot of applications to recall MPs for reasons that have nothing to do with their performances, other than that they have supported an unpopular government measure.
Chuka Umunna; Labour candidate
The tumultuous times at Westminster at the moment are quite frightening – foreboding even. But as the saying goes, never waste a good crisis. We need to use this period for long-awaited constitutional reform. One thing we need to change is the voting system. It is not a panacea to solving all the problems in our democracy at the moment, but it is a necessary step.
At the moment, we have the ridiculous situation in which about 100,000 voters in a few marginal seats decide the outcome of an election. It also means that the whole of our political discourse has become dominated by a battle for the decisive centre ground. Back in 2003, about a million people marched in London to mark their opposition to the Iraq war, yet Britain's two main parties both supported the military action. What could better exemplify the lack of different voices in politics?
If we had an electoral system that was more consensual, with different parties involved in deciding policies, many more people would be given a voice within government. An alternative, proportional voting system would do that. The Labour leadership needs to come forward in our next manifesto with some concrete proposals to introduce major reforms such as these.
Richard Taylor; Independent MP
Party whips are essential to the parliamentary system, but I think their powers must be reduced. Many MPs tell me they wished they could have voted in the way I had, because I am only guided by my conscience, not by the whips. In all my time in parliament, I have only managed to change the mind of one MP. That was in a debate on passive smoking, an area in which my medical background gave me some expertise. There should be many more "free" votes (votes without a whip).
What the Government doesn't seem to realise is that giving MPs more free votes could work in its favour, too. At the moment, if it loses a vote that was heavily whipped, it is a disaster for it. If they lose a free vote, it is much less of a problem, and MPs are given far more freedom to listen to the arguments presented.
The second ingredient to reform is to limit the time frontbenchers and backbenchers are allowed to speak for. At the moment, front-bench MPs talk for far too long, limiting the time for others to have their say. If you can't make your point in 15 minutes, you're in trouble anyway! Allowing backbenchers more opportunity to enter debates, together with the idea that they might even persuade people to change their minds, would encourage them that they could have some influence. Parliament would be a much stronger institution as a result.
Lord Dubs; Labour peer
The expenses row is a catalyst for parliamentary reform, rather than a logical reason for it, but I would seize this opportunity to create an elected House of Lords. In the Lords there is a clear majority against change, and even among Labour peers it is about 50-50, but I have long felt that an unaccountable system is something that people no longer accept.
If we are going to have elections, it would have to be under some form of proportional representation. Would you bring in the reform in one go, or allow the present members to die off? There is an objection that some people gave up jobs or pensions when they entered the Lords, and it would be unfair to change their conditions, but I don't think that would be a popular argument just now.
Another question is whether you hold elections to the upper house on the same day as the general elections, or on a different day, such as the day of the European elections. If you did it on the day of the general election you would get a better turnout and you would not have the problem of one house being more up-to-date than the other. But the powers of the House of Lords would have to be defined a lot better, because you would have to make sure that the Commons is still supreme.
Natacha Engel; Labour back-bench MP
We cannot move on until every MP has got their expenses receipts out, because at the moment people want to know what their own MP has been up to.
When that is done, we can start talking to people about what they expect from their MP. Do they want us to focus on constituency casework, or scrutinising legislation? It is down to us as MPs to explain what it is that we do on behalf of the people we represent and then to listen to what people actually want. We have to tell people what the options are. If it is not this kind of parliamentary system, we need to tell people how a different system would work. If you are going to open up the parliamentary system to public involvement, how engaged do people want to be?
What is really striking to me is that the political parties are trying to deal with this in a party political way. Some of the stuff David Cameron was saying was really exciting, but all of his ideas are about stealing a march on his political opponents, and that's why they can't be taken seriously. We need to deal with this crisis in a non-partisan way before politics can really start again.
Only when we have got the receipts out in the open can we start talking about constitutional reform. But we have got to talk to people. At the moment, we are simply talking amongst ourselves – the political classes.
Menzies Campbell; Former Lib Dem leader
There are some very simple things that could be done overnight to help MPs hold the Government to account more effectively. The main vehicles for backbenchers to scrutinise the Government are the select committees. At the moment, membership to a committee is used by party whips as a kind of reward for loyal MPs. That has to stop.
The Treasury committee is a good example. Its work has become very important throughout the economic crisis because its members have broken with party bias to find out what went wrong. But it should not take a crisis to do that. Chairmen should be elected in a secret ballot, making them much more independent.
While in theory the committees have the power to force witnesses to appear before them, I know from personal experience that in practice, some refuse to attend. Powers to compel witnesses to appear must be reinforced.
Finally, the Government must be forced to take recommendations by the committees much more seriously. At the moment, it only has to offer written responses. Ministers should be forced to attend a debate on the conclusions, so that they have to debate why they oppose measures suggested by these important committees.
Gordon Prentice; Labour back-bench MP
MPs have allowed themselves to be neutered. An example is the explosion of parliamentary private secretaries. When I was a PPS, only Cabinet ministers had PPSs, now you get PPSs to the most junior ministers saying they cannot sign early day motions because they hold a government position. Being made a PPS is not a mark of performance, it is a kind of gagging.
There should be fixed-term parliaments so that the Prime Minister cannot engineer things to go to the country at the most favourable moment. There should be legislation to put the status of the civil service on a statutory footing, and every time there is an expensive reorganisation of Whitehall, such as when they create a Department for Children, that should be subject to parliamentary approval, as it is in Canada.
There should be a mandatory register of lobbyists. The register should record details of who the lobbyists are, and who is being lobbied.
We should also make it illegal for parties to accept funding from people who are not UK citizens, domiciled in the UK for tax purposes. I am going to put pages on my website devoted to my Conservative opponent and the huge amount of money he is spending in my constituency – more than £250,000. All this money comes from Lord Ashcroft. It is an example of how seats can be bought.
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None of the above
On all ballot papers there must be a box for "No Confidence" in any of the candidates. And a tax surcharge of £100 on all those who do not vote!
No more political parties
We need independents to stand everywhere. It is the only way we can be assured of bringing true democracy to our country and to stop, once and for all, the endemic corruption and self servience to unelected, dangerous political gangs.
It isn't the MPs that are corrupt, it is the system of party politics that is corrupt and which has corrupted those involved in it. Nobody could seriously imagine that the flipping of second homes, the charging for mortgages that didn't exist, the failure to pay capital gains tax, the double charging for second homes and all the Gilbert and Sullivan expense claims, could possibly be described as "serving the public interest". And that is the point. None of them represent the public – they represent their party, NOT their constituents. It is to the party they owe their seat, it is the party that decides the extent, and life, of their political career, not the voters. I think the focus should be on the development of a system in which political groupings such as parties have no place. It will not be easy.
Why not ban the tribalism of party politics and have all MPs unassociated with tribes? Then they have to represent communities and country rather than do what a leader and whips want, like circus animals! Remove the power of the parties and you get closer to real democracy.
PR – or not
We need a system of proportional representation, such as [is] used in the vote for London Mayor, where everybody's vote counts. And free hats and party poppers and whistles for everyone who votes.
Proportional representation is often called a fairer system (and in some ways it is), but it also breaks the direct link between the representative and the elector and it also can lead to the situation we see in Italy, Israel, Czech Republic etc, where, frankly, democracy is a mess with no stable governments and disproportionate influence [is] held by fringe parties that carry the balance of power.
Matthew Winham
Fixed-term parliaments
In order to ensure that Parliament is truly representative throughout its term, would it not be possible to stagger elections – say 25 each quarter?
Compulsory voting
As in Australia, make it a fat fine offence for not voting. And have proportional representation.
PM with a mandate
It is absolutely essential that a general election is called ASAP to allow for a properly elected Prime Minister to be installed.
Civil disorder
The Labour and Tory leaders are falling over themselves to assure us they are willing to surrender much of the undemocratic power they wield, but in fact they will give little or nothing away unless they are forced to by some very justified civil disorder. We need full proportional representation, an elected second chamber (with PR), a written constitution and an elected head of state who holds power for a fixed term of office.
Real change? Only with lawful rebellion.
A constitution
We need a written constitution. The idea that we actually do have a constitution through a complicated system of laws is a fallacy. One of the main functions of a constitution is that it is open and understandable to everybody. The idea that anyone can compare what is written in a slim paperback book to what is happening and raise the alarm when the two do not add up.
Greater transparency
Government interferes too much at the moment and should be restricted to only a handful of essential services as laid down in a written constitution. The Whip system should be abolished. Everything an MP does or claims for should be in the public domain.
Stay at home
In the words of Bill Hicks, "Don't vote, it only encourages them".
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Cruz: CSPAN-2 Live
I stand with Ted!
only 300 million Americans?
He left out illegals! Oh Noze.
#MakeDCListen on twitter now
Levin is following the filibuster, Sen Cruz has an aide twitting key phrases.
God's speed Senator Ted Cruz, God's speed.
Filibuster watch PING!
He's trying to save the country and it's too bad the RINO party doesn't stand with him.
Representing 6 million Texans, unlike Cornyn.
Linda Graham, Juan McNut definitely not.
Every single thing I hear from this guy raises my estimation of him....and it was already very high.
Cruz and his staff are being told be me and thousands of others that Cornyn isn't answering any of his lines at any of his offices.
He didn't forget about the catheter and back brace did he?
1957 record: Strom Thurmond, 24.3 hours, in opposition to the Civil Rights Act..!
Let's all remember that David Dewhurst would not be doing this. We need to replace as many people as we can in the senate next year.
From Rinse Pre-Bus:
"In a fight between Harry Reid and Ted Cruz, I will stand with Ted Cruz any day."
Yeah, right. Standing along with David Brooks, Rove, McConnell, McPain and Linda.
On now.
Good for Ted. He must have not listened to turncoat Cornyn to sit down and shut up.
How do we get to see how many empty seats are in the chamber?
I think I'll call my two Georgia senators and ask where they are today.
He's trying to prevent the destruction by Soviet style nationalization of one sixth of American economy! Educate the sheeple!
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The Parkhead side are stumbling in pursuit of the title towards the championship and Saturday's 1-0 win over Motherwell - courtesy of a Derek Riordan goal just after the interval - was their first win since they were eliminated from the last 16 of the Champions League by AC Milan on March 7.
The Japan international said: "The manager was furious at half-time and after the game. He told the players that Petrov and Hartson had played with character and we had to live up to that."
He added: "It's a difficult period. We were knocked out of the Champions League and after that we haven't been able to get the points we needed.
"Everybody is a bit tired but we can't be satisfied with the performance, the only good thing was getting the three points."
Celtic can wrap the title up against Kilmarnock at Rugby Park in their next SPL game in a fortnight's time.
But Nakamura refused to take anything for granted, saying: "I don't think about the championship. I just think about one game at a time."
Celtic defender Lee Naylor played down the effects of an impatient Parkhead crowd, who are growing increasingly frustrated as the weeks go on.
He said: "If you start letting things like that affect you then you shouldn't really be here. We knew it was going to be hard, there are no easy games.
"But we played our game, we passed the ball and we showed a lot of confidence."
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Situated near the beach, this aparthotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Cottesloe Surf Club and Cottesloe Beach. Claremont Showgrounds is 2.8 mi (4.5 km) away.
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Along with an outdoor pool, this aparthotel has dry cleaning and laundry facilities. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include tour/ticket assistance and barbecue grills.
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Cottesloe Beach Chalets features an outdoor pool, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This Cottesloe aparthotel also offers laundry facilities and dry cleaning/laundry services. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Total number of rooms - 32
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Outdoor pool
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- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Separate dining area
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Kitchen
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Iron/ironing board
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Separate dining area
- Stovetop
- Free WiFi
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the aparthotel include an outdoor pool.
Property Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 5 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for AUD 40 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for AUD 10 per night.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service animals are allowed
No elevators
Parking height restrictions apply
With the exception of the Ground Floor chalet, all chalets feature bedrooms accessible only by a spiral staircase. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
Optional extras
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 40 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
Property Name
- Beach Chalets Aparthotel
- Cottesloe Beach Chalets
- Cottesloe Beach Chalets Aparthotel
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This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties.


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Royal Icing Filigree
Royal Icing Filigree
I hope you all are doing well and not as busy as I am. In the next few days if you feel like I have disappeared from the blogging world it's probably because I have to much to do.
Today I wanted to share with you my recent cake with Royal Icing Filigree.
Filigree looks best when piped with a really fine tip. Here I am using a PME 0 but you could even use a 00.
This is a 6″ Cake with my recent recipe Simple yet moist Chocolate Cake with Vanilla Buttercream and Homemade fondant.
Here are some progress pictures for you to see.
I skip some step here – I think you guys have seen me show uncovered and covered cakes in fondant.
I am using Amer i-color Purple. I must tell you that I really find Americolors better than Wilton. The colors are a lot more vibrant.
Once the cake was covered in fondant I did some paper folding, just as I did in my previous cakes. I've shown how to do that in my previous post so I skipped that step too.
I piped the following outlines using Wilton tip 5.
A shell border using Wilton tip 16
Then I piped filigree using PME tip 0. You just pipe little curly lines non stop.
I did that on the cake as well as on the board.
Then I went back to the basic lines and over piped these.
I piped over the line made with tip 5 using tip 4, then tip 3. Giving each enough time to dry in between.
Finally I piped with tip 1 in purple color icing.
I did the same with the words Mazal Tov in Hebrew meaning Congratulations.
Piping with tip 5, then tip 3, then tip 1 in purple.
That's all there is to this cake. Simple, easy and elegant. A bit time consuming I admit but worth the effort. Wouldn't you agree?
I'm not really fast with my piping skills but I wouldn't say I'm too slow either, so the piping work took me about two hours.
Well, I do hope you like it. Feel free to let me know.


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That meant Team GB had overtaken the 24-medal haul in Seoul 1988 and were closing in fast on the 28 medals won in Sydney four years ago.
The current medal collection in Athens is now seven gold, eight silver, 10 bronze - compared to the Sydney collection of 11 gold, 10 silver and seven bronze - and at least one more medal is guaranteed from 17-year-old Bolton boxer Amir Khan.
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by Stacey on May 6, 2013
It's Monday, the weekend is gone and we all need something to cheer us up. So how about a couple of new free patterns to get you through the day? First up, we have Kalurah Hudson's Corylus, an lovely iPad cover in Swish Bulky.
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by Stacey on April 30, 2013
You may have heard me on a recent podcast talking about our IDP collections - we have 2 new ones! One is Tabetha Hedrick's Urban Texture, who I was delighted to talk to on the podcast. The other is Luise O'Neill's beautiful collection In Tune:
by Stacey on March 4, 2013
I make no secret of my love of baseball and it comes out full force this time of year - it's the start of the baseball season! Well, okay, it's still only spring training, but at least I can still watch some baseball on TV again. And even though the three teams we root for in my household ended up on the bottom of their divisions at the end of last year (that would be the Boston Red Sox, the Seattle Mariners, and the Minnesota Twins), springtime brings a new start and a new hope for the baseball season. So you can imagine how much I was looking forward to Allyson Dykhuizen's brand new collection - Vintage-Inspired Baseball Knits! Allyson and I chat quite a bit about baseball and last summer, we started talking about classic baseball as well as the difficulty of finding knitting patterns for baseball nuts like us. So she came up with 6 new patterns inspired by those wonderful styles - perfect for modern baseball fans to wear to games!
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Have you liked the look of shawlettes but feel intimdeded by the thin yarn they use? Well Joyce Fassbender has a free pattern for you! Meet Tsidfy! (Which is proununced Sid-Fee by the way) Knit up in Swish DK and on size 8 needles, this pretty little shawlette works up quick!
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This week's marks the opening of the About.com 2013 Readers Choice Awards! From now until February 11th, you can nominate your favorite blogs, designers, books, yarn company, and needle brand for the award! We look forward to this every year so I thought I'd show you some of my suggestions - you can nominate up to 3 for each category!
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Do you use a prep lists at work? A chef said something that I thought was quite strange. He moaned at me for using a prep list. Said I should know the prep I have to do. See when I started where I work I went through the menu so I knew exactly what I needed.I keep a copy on my computer and print a copy of and put a mark next to what I have to do when I go into work. It is quite a meticulous list it has things on it that don't actually need to be prepared like piccalilli but it is just a reminder to get them over ready. There are 53 things on the list so it's actually a lot of things to remember.(although a lo of them are very small jobs) Seems like a bit of a daft thing to say actually.
Do you use a prep list at work?
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Honestly that person sounds like an idiot. Everywhere I've worked at has had a prep list, even in fast food. I can't even imagine how disorganized everyone would be at my last kitchen job if we didn't cross off what we had completed and prioritized what needed to get done first. Myself and a couple of other cooks actually held it to be so important that only a one or two of us would complete it, in fear that something would get left off or that I would have to recheck it anyways lol.
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I couldn't imagine going into work without one. Not only do I make prep lists, I have a prep book, and that book is my right arm. It's a rather large binder where I keep menu's, notes, experiments, what worked, what didn't, yield amounts... the list, no pun intended, goes on and on. My prep book looks like it belongs to a mad scientist.
Well it;s glad to know I am probably right. As I said a lot of the things are very quick jobs and some of them are literally just a case of getting something over and decanted. But I still think it is very important to have one. Also I find I am much more focused with one because I'm not thinking have I missed something all the time. I can just get stuck right in and get it done a lot faster.
I've worked high end, responsible for my own station every day of the week, and never used a prep list. Never dated anything either, as I knew each items history from conception to birth.
That being said, I wouldn't give you grief for using a list.
I've used them and expect I will use them again in the future.
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I am in favor of whatever works that doesn't sacrifice quality or time, beyond that I don't give a hoot how you get there as long as you get there. I have used prep lists and I have not used prep lists.
The people that work for me get the same option unless I see a need to intervene because they can't seem to get there.
Things don't have to be done my way, they just have to be done to my satisfaction.
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In the environment at the time, no, I wouldn't date the product.
I was the only one using it, I knew that this week I made the crab cakes on Tuesday, the dungeness was live backed and cooked on Friday, etc.
The only need for dating would be for someone else to know the history.
As I was never allowed to be sick (even worked through a bad case of shingles), that was never going to happen.
Where I'm at now?
I label and date everything, legibly.
Other people need to know what's going on.
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using a prep list is the only way to make sure, that you are able to check everything is in its place before service starts.
that you can serve all the dishes on the menu because you checked off all their components on the list.
don't let anyone tell you that this is ridiculous.
next time a good answer could be : I want to make sure we can make our guests happy. ;)
using a prep list is the only way to make sure, that you are able to check everything is in its place before service starts.
that you can serve all the dishes on the menu because you checked off all their components on the list.
don't let anyone tell you that this is ridiculous.
next time a good answer could be : I want to make sure we can make our guests happy. ;)
I would prefer to say: better chefs than you use them lol
In the environment at the time, no, I wouldn't date the product.
I was the only one using it, I knew that this week I made the crab cakes on Tuesday, the dungeness was live backed and cooked on Friday, etc.
The only need for dating would be for someone else to know the history.
As I was never allowed to be sick (even worked through a bad case of shingles), that was never going to happen.
Where I'm at now?
I label and date everything, legibly.
Other people need to know what's going on.
What if the inspector showed up? of course they would want to see dates... and not take your word for it.
The inspectors looked for temps and obvious storage violations (raw chicken above cooked foods, etc.).
There's a good ol' boy mentality for many old restaurants in this area.
I worked in a kitchen with a hood fan that covered the back burners of a 6 top grill, but not the front, and was only as high as my chest.
It didn't suck (pun intended), and would never fly in any other restaurant.
Owner never had to update it to specs.
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Chris, and I bet the same chef would go ballistic if you forgot to prep something. I always make lists. Whether as a line dog, making a prep list, as a chef, prioritizing my day, or as an administrator trying to keep track the 101 things that need to get done, on a daily basis. To me, lists are vital in ensuring that I get everything done and can prioritize them. I also encourage all the young cooks that work with me to get into the habit. It takes 5 minutes, tops, to write a prep list, and can save you lots of aggravation later, if you've forgotten something.
I run a nice little cafe with several "non-professionals" working with me in the kitchen. The menu changes pretty much constantly and the only hard and fast rules are dating, rotation, and general sanitation procedures. Each person is given a specific area of responsibility, and asked to perform their job as efficiently as they can. No one is required to follow a list, but every single person writes one down, every single day. Everyone. Guess what? The only time we run out of anything is if I didn't order enough of it in the first place. Lists are vital, and anyone who wants to do a good job better will use them.
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As I previously stated, I am not dead set one way or the other on written prep lists but over the years I have had discussions about the reasons for or against with a lot of chefs. Chefs that don't utilize written prep lists, reason that once the tickets start to fly, you don't have written recipes to reference to as to what is the next thing that you need to do so that you don't forget; so why would you need written reference for prep. You should know in your sleep what is involved in your station.
A side note, along the same lines but somewhat different, is the use of timers. For the first time in my career I am working for a caterer. When I first started I was busy firing things away in the oven etc and they saw that I wasn't using a timer for anything. They insisted that I use timers. We have timers everywhere. I had never in my life used timers other than the one in my head. In a restaurant when you have a grill full of different items, fired at different times with different cooking times and different up times, who has time for a timer. Same thing with saute; but different strokes for different folks. They want timers used, so I use timers.
I actually like timers in my kitchen. In managing, I think we get pulled in a lot of directions, for a lot of reasons. I will be the first to admit that I have forgotten (or been unable to attend to) something in the oven because of the needs of staff, service, or (most importantly) attention to the guest. It is embarrassing to forget something in the oven in front of your staff, but if you can say 'Hey, the timer is set, can you watch my roast?' or whatever, just so you know it won't go to hell when you're not there...
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There are other aspects of using prep lists that seem to get lost. Prep lists don't just give you an outline of what is needed for the day, they are a means of tracking usage, preventing waste, a tool for ordering and, we are all human so.......they remind us all of what needs to be completed. Many here would be hard pressed to say that because of so much going on, you're never forgot something. I know from experience someone was bound to forget something and then in the middle of lunch rush, someone has to scramble to make it. This costs time, the product is often not entirely correct and can cost more because it was made in a rush because of being in a hurry. Lists also help to communicate to other employees and management what has yet to be completed for service or back-up.
I am also one of those who felt confident about knowing exactly where everything was and how far along things would be. My day started in the cooler and ended in the cooler touching every area of storage or business that affected my job.
To answer the question here, basically I used lists in two forms throughout my career. Either taking quick notes using a line-check sheet and then writing things on a dry erase board for slower operations to using detailed, weekly running lists that were attached to clipboards for any operation with weekly sales over 50,000.00. Sometimes it was a combination of the two but it was the only way I could feel comfortable knowing that costs, product, and standards were being properly managed. Plus, having experienced from time to time line cooks that had a tendency to over prep for themselves and then forget to back-up enough for the following shift, this provided a way to keep them in-check and following the program. Some may call it micro-management but I would rather think it effectively helped in running numbers that I was solely responsible for.
The owner or DVP wasn't going to chew out the line cook if something went wrong.
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Yes via computer and every station gets a copy of what they are responsible for as well as quantities to make
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I like using a prep list, even if I am the last one to go home. I want to know where my pars are at. The quality of my product. I notice what product is moving less, possible menu change.
Prioritizing my prep helps my time management. I also notice as I am making my list that I have the opportunity to check equipment, temperature, cleanliness. My prep list lets me know where my product is, what the quality is (which I have seen change overnight) and helps me cut down on waste.
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That's not to say there is anything wrong with prep lists, especially taking the extra effort and initiative to print out your own master lists. That's actually kind of awesome. I've only ever seen one other line cook do that, if mgmt doesn't provide them we've only ever just thrown them together on a strip of ticket printer paper.
Same with timers, the only people I see who frequently burn things are usually pantry kids, and a particularly bad sous I had. Not to I say I don't occasionally burn something but it's rare because I know what I'm doing and what I'm doing next, internal timers and a descent sense of scent. I'm sure we all smell when someone's baking cookies and they're even a minute overdone I had an old chef who could seriously smell a tortilla chip burning in an oven from the office on the other side of the
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I always write out a shorthand prep list when I walk in. I usually know a good 90% of what I need to prep, but it helps with remembering all the small things. Different herbs for parts of the line, refilling wines, browned panko crumbs,. etc.
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This is a collection of three sizzling stories from bestselling author Annie DuBois. Warning! This erotic bundle contains explicit depictions of gay sex: oral-sex, anal-sex, spanking, rimming, and much, much more! SCHOOL'S IN SESSION: HUMP MY RUMP School's back in session, and after a long, celibate summer, Ryan Collins finally reunites with an older man he had been hooking up with on a regular basis. THE SUMMERTIME TWINK It was Eric Santos' first day of summer vacation when he was caught skinny dipping by his sexy, older neighbor named Tom. One thing leads to another, and Eric suddenly finds himself on Tom's massage table, being touched in ways he's never been touched before. THE BILLIONAIRE'S BOY TOY Jason Franco was with his friends at a July 4th cookout when he was approached by a Bentley driving stranger with an enticing offer: $10,000 in exchange for one night of gritty, man on man action. Jacob's not gay, but is in desperate need of money, so he decides to take the mysterious man up on his offer
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New Delhi, May 16: Indian Premier League has been clouded with spot-fixing claims, and one of the cricketers Mohnish Mishra, among the five suspended has admitted to have said that 'franchises pay black money' in a sting operation conducted by a television channel on Tuesday.
The 28 year old cricketer has admitted that the statements that were made by him during the course of the discussion was for personal gain and also revealed that he has not received any cash from Sahara.
"I wish to clarify that the said statements were made by me casually during the course of the discussion, for personal gain. I have not received any amount in cash from Sahara," he wrote.
Mishra's statements were caught on tape as one statement of his has created a flutter, 'franchises pay black money to us players. Pune gave me Rs. 1.5 crore, out of which Rs. 1.2 crore was black money.'
Mishra playing for Pune Warriors in IPL 5, has further stressed on clarifying the correct position and has apologised for the embarrassment caused to his franchise Sahara due to such volatile and incorrect statements.
"I sincerely apologise for the embarrassment caused to Sahara due to such frivolous and incorrect statements. I assure you that I will make such statements as may be necessary to clarify the correct position."
"We strongly condemn his irresponsible conduct and are suspending him with immediate effect till further investigation happens. He will not take any further part in the IPL," said Subrata Roy, the owner of Pune Warriors in a statement issued to BCCI.
Roy further added saying that 'Sahara has never paid any amount in cash or otherwise to Mohnish Mishra or any other player, over and above the maximum amount permissible by BCCI for any such player and neither do we believe in this practise of giving black money.'
BCCI has suspended five players including Mohnish Mishra, from all forms of the game for their alleged involvement in spot-fixing.


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— WeRateDogs (@dog_rates) March 10, 2016
That's better. Now, while you're all feeling good about the world, let's ruin that with stories of naked selfies, problematic faves, and history gone so, so right. This, dear reader, is what you might've missed over the last seven days on our favorite Internet of Internets.
Someone Please Check to See If the Wardrobe's Been Burglarized
What Happened: If the last week has proven anything, it's that Kim Kardashian West still has it when it comes to driving the Internet wild.
Where It Blew Up: Twitter, blogs, media think pieces
What Really Happened: Kim Kardashian West has had quite a week, and it all started when she posted a naked picture of herself with the caption "When you're like I have nothing to wear LOL."
Kim naked? Of course, the media went absolutely bananas, but Twitter went even further:
Kim is doing such a good job as a wife. She's trying to help Kanye out of his bankruptcy by tweeting that censored nude!! 🙂
— 2D (@carlaakc) March 7, 2016
I love how Kim K's first full body selfie since she had her baby is a full frontal nude
— stacey (@stayysea) March 7, 2016
So Kim Kardashian just gonna post a random nude at 3am. Kanye Wyd.
— Shawn Michaels (@_beensmoove) March 7, 2016
allow it being 8am n kim is getting jealous all her sisters getting attention n people bored of her so she posts a nude pic smh
— sandy (@telecorpus) March 7, 2016
It's not the fact that Kim K is nude that's bothering me, it's that she has 'nothing to wear' when I'm sure she has more than 99% #obnoxious
— Leanne Ginge (@Leanne_Ginge) March 7, 2016
Kim Kardashian: *posts semi-nude pretending she has nothing to wear*
everybody: FOR SHAME,,,UR A MOM
me: can i have ur clothes then
— didi (@priya_ebooks) March 7, 2016
Kim was clearly enjoying the attention she was getting—
Reading my comments like….LOL pic.twitter.com/hQ4fVu9Aq6
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) March 8, 2016
—well… some of the attention, at least. When celebrities started rebuking her, that's when Kim started responding.
@KimKardashian I truly hope you realize how important setting goals are for young women, teaching them we have so much more to offer than-
— Chloë Grace Moretz (@ChloeGMoretz) March 7, 2016
@KimKardashian – just our bodies.
— Chloë Grace Moretz (@ChloeGMoretz) March 7, 2016
let's all welcome @ChloeGMoretz to twitter, since no one knows who she is. your nylon cover is cute boo
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) March 8, 2016
Kim Kardashian tweeted a nude selfie today. If Kim wants us to see a part of her we've never seen,
she's gonna have to swallow the camera.
— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) March 7, 2016
hey @BetteMidler I know it's past your bedtime but if you're still up and reading this send nudes #justkidding
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) March 8, 2016
hey @BetteMidler I really didn't want to bring up how you sent me a gift awhile back trying to be a fake friend then come at me #dejavu
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) March 8, 2016
.@KimKardashian: I never tried to fake friend you. Looks like anyone can take a selfie but not everyone can take a joke…
— Bette Midler (@BetteMidler) March 8, 2016
Prove you can now be successful without tweeting nude selfies, Kim.
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— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) March 8, 2016
hey @piersmorgan never offer to buy a married woman clothes. thats on some ashley madison type shit #forresearch
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) March 8, 2016
An unexpected highlight of the whole thing? Kim having to deal with fan belief that someone else was ghost-writing her shade-throwing tweets:
Wait I can't believe people thought Kanye or Khloe hacked my Twitter. I swear I'm funny too!!!
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) March 8, 2016
Meanwhile, others took up the cause, as with this social media exchange between Pink (or P!nk, if you're a fan of confusing punctuation) and Kanye West ex Amber Rose:
— P!nk (@Pink) March 9, 2016
Damn Pink we were all born naked society sexualizes our breast and bodies. If a grown mother of 2 is comfortable with her body and wants to show it off that's none of ur business or anyone else's. Now, if u wanna talk to kids and be a mentor to young teens, tell them to go to school and to not use their bodies to get ahead?! I'm all for it! But please as a grown woman let another grown woman live as she wishes. That's our problem! We're so quick to down each other instead of uplifting! Pink, We've seen u damn near naked swinging from a rope( Beautifully) but what's the difference between a rope, a pole and a pic on Instagram? Classism. Because u sing while ur half naked does that make it "Classy" or is it because u have a "talent"? I'm not dissing at all Pink just curious after u said "You'll never have to make a silly excuse for yourself".
The Takeaway: In case anyone thought that the Internet shaming might have made Kim think twice about repeating herself, she posted the same thing the very next day with the caption "HAPPY #INTERNATIONALWOMENSDAY."
1. Down: A Dust-Up in Crosswords
What Happened: A scandal rocked the world of crossword puzzles. No, really. That's not a joke.
Where It Blew Up: Blogs, media think pieces
What Really Happened: It's been a strange week for sports scandals. Maria Sharapova failed a drug test ahead of the Australian Open, because of course everyone thinks of drugs and professional tennis in the same sentence, and the world of crosswords was hit by a row over potential plagiarism.
FiveThirtyEight was the first to report on the suspicion that Timothy Parker, editor of the USA Today Crossword and syndicated Universal Crossword, might have been lifting clues and grids from old New York Times crosswords.
The very possibility was enough to launch a raft of coverage, much of it bemused about the fact that it was happening in the first place.
Of course, Universal Uclick, the company which employs Parker, issued a statement saying that it was investigating the allegations and that Parker was stepping down from crossword duties in the meantime, and FiveThirtyEight noted USA Today's crossword that day ran with no editor byline.
The Takeaway: As the Internet tries to understand how crosswords are even made, we can at least chalk one up to this story: It's a rare scandal that's as educational as this one.
Twitter Is Not Happy with J.K. Rowling
What Happened: J.K. Rowling's new history of magic in North America turned out to have been a problem for many Harry Potter fans.
Where It Blew Up: Twitter, blogs, media think pieces
What Really Happened: Laying the groundwork for this winter's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the Pottermore website this week launched History of Magic in North America, a new multiple-part series of faux essays by Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling in which she built a new mythology of magic for the other side of the Atlantic. You might imagine such a thing would have fans howling in glee, but it turned out that their yells had an entirely different purpose.
I'm only going to say this once: Indigenous traditions and stories are not fantasy fodder. #MagicInNorthAmerica perpetuates our erasure.
— Sheena Roetman (@sheenalouise) March 7, 2016
Yes, to the surprise of many—including, probably, Rowling herself, who's been unusually quiet on her Twitter feed this week—fans were deeply upset by the way in which Rowling dealt with Native Americans in the series.
@jk_rowling Yes, let's add to images of Native peoples as blood-thirsty murderers. Again, FU, @Rowling. pic.twitter.com/6XUOIeoxAT
— Debbie Reese (@debreese) March 8, 2016
@jk_rowling Extremely disappointed in this appropriation and misuse (and conflation) of Native cultures, religions, and history.
— Sarah Hamburg (@sarahrhamburg) March 8, 2016
@jk_rowling because you don't respect our people, our history, and as you've proven with #MagicInNorthAmerica, our stories.
— A Tribe Called Geek (@tribecalledgeek) March 8, 2016
#MagicInNorthAmerica was just as hurtful about Native traditions as feared. And @jk_rowling doesn't seem to want to listen to Native voices.
— Angie Manfredi (@misskubelik) March 8, 2016
*This* is why you don't mess around with specific Native traditions. They have boundaries. They have norms. They're not free for the taking.
— Dr. Adrienne Keene (@NativeApprops) March 8, 2016
This is clearly not legwork @jk_rowling did with this writing. Native communities use reciprocity, respect, and relationships as benchmarks.
— Dr. Adrienne Keene (@NativeApprops) March 8, 2016
This isn't us saying that Native people can't be wizards or magical beings, but that @jk_rowling's attempt is unacceptable & disrespectful
— Johnnie Jae (@johnniejae) March 8, 2016
.@jk_rowling Are there modern Native American witches/wizards? Portraying us as primitive stereotypes reinforces an Anglo version of history
— tara houska (@zhaabowekwe) March 9, 2016
The fan backlash unsurprisingly prompted much excitedmedia coverage, and even provoked one critic to suggest something that would have seemed heretical until now: "It's Time For J.K. Rowling To Let Other People Write Harry Potter Books."
The Takeaway: Oh, J.K. You know that Hermione would be disappointed in you. (On a related note, why is anyone surprised that the woman who wrote the subtle and nuanced story of the house elves would end up having an unreconstructed take on Native American cultures and US history?)
I Ain't Afraid of No Critics
What Happened: Fan concern over the new Ghostbusters trailer ended up driving one of the movie's stars away from Twitter.
Where It Blew Up: Twitter, media think pieces
What Really Happened: One thing that many people noticed about the first trailer for the new Ghostbusters was that it was, once again, the story of three white scientists and their black blue-collar friend. Think pieces were offered, and Twitter was unhappy:
So the three white characters are scientists and the black one is a subway worker? The black character is the add-on AGAIN?! #Ghostbusters
— Anita Singh (@anitathetweeter) March 3, 2016
Lesli isn't afforded any complexity, just trope after trope.
"You guys are really smart about this science stuff."
"The devil is a liar!"
— Nessa. (@curlyheadRED) March 3, 2016
ghostbusters trailer subverts gender roles, but the black woman can't be a scientist, she has to be the "streetwise sassy sidekick" smh
— shrillary tintin (@theshrillest) March 3, 2016
Jones took on the haters:
Why can't a regular person be a ghostbuster. Im confused. And why can't i be the one who plays them i am a performer. Just go see the movie!
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 4, 2016
Regular People save the world everyday so if I'm the sterotype!! Then so be it!! We walk among Heroes and take them for granted.
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 4, 2016
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 4, 2016
I'm glad y'all didn't make the movie cause it would suck!I'm proud of my work and cast mates work.@paulfeig is a genius! AND IM DONE!PEACE!
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 5, 2016
Her response made headlines (as is only expected) but it didn't quell the criticism, judging by the fact that, days later, Jones was again defending the role:
I'm playing a hardworking woman.The regular one that rep the people. You guys are the racists by labeling her a lowly MTA worker.Not me
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 7, 2016
Doesn't make her char dumb or not needed.Every movie has that element cause it's A MOVIE!Next movie I'll B a teacher or soldier or scientist
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 7, 2016
But this role I'm a MTA worker.people I'm an actor I play everyone.Y'all are the ones making this bad.So next time I'll be a Minion.Ok?!
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 7, 2016
After retweeting comments of support, Jones sought to reassure fans:
Hey I just want everyone to know that I really am not taking anything to heart what's being said by haters. There will always be haters.
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 7, 2016
Haters make me work sooo hard real talk. I just love giving shit back to shit talkers cause for somebody got to said it. Might as well be me
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 7, 2016
That's why this forum is a curse and a blessing everyone gets to say what they feel even if it is mean.You got to take the good with the bad
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 7, 2016
But I have to say it's really amazing all the attention. Isn't the Internet fun!! Lol goodnight y'all
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 7, 2016
Two days later, however, things seemed to have changed:
I think today will be the day I get rid of Twitter. Gonna really be thinking on it. Not sure I want to need it anymore. Know what I mean?
— Leslie Jones (@Lesdoggg) March 8, 2016
Ghostbusters director Paul Feig took notice:
Don't leave us, @Lesdoggg. You are a goddess & one of the warmest funniest forces of nature I know. Fuck the haters. https://t.co/rwh8CIxCk4
— Paul Feig (@paulfeig) March 8, 2016
And haters, attack me all you want but when you attack and insult my cast, you've crossed the line. Grow up and leave my cast alone.
— Paul Feig (@paulfeig) March 8, 2016
The Takeaway: The irony in all of this? Leslie Jones' character was originally written for Melissa McCarthy. "We had written the role with Melissa in mind, but then I thought I've seen Melissa play a brash, larger than life character," Feig revealed in an interview with Empire. Come back, Leslie! We're sure the Internet will apologize for jumping to conclusions any second now!
Welcome, The New Face of Education
What Happened: What happens when social media and real-life history collide? A brand new hashtag is born.
Where It Blew Up: Twitter
What Really Happened: This one is beautiful in its simplicity. Inspired by this tweet—
american education system in action pic.twitter.com/oJKQM1tDYl
— venus as a boy (@thatgweilo) March 9, 2016
—Twitter user @TylerIAm had a stroke of genius:
Making powerpoints would be so great now with all the memes out
— Trill Withers (@TylerIAm) March 10, 2016
You can see where this is going, right?
@TylerIAm "….Hitler felt the Allies closing in" pic.twitter.com/xPanhLA34T
— YungAdult Heartthrob (@EricTrillman_) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm April 30th 1945, Hitler committed suicide. pic.twitter.com/En9AZA1EXT
— mceachin (@koalabrew) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm "so basically we were looking for weapons of mass destruction and hussein was like" pic.twitter.com/OSgYfPWxIy
— Jamil. (@Jamil_SF) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm And the Greek soldiers came out of the Trojan horse and the City of Troy was all like pic.twitter.com/LTTL8t5xPS
— Kofie Y. (@KofieSpeaks) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm — "And then President Nixon lied under oath and denied any involvement in the Watergate scandal." pic.twitter.com/Kj62m5R9Y3
— Ryan Day (@ryaneatscake) March 10, 2016
@TylerIAm taxation *without* representation? pic.twitter.com/2Bu7qq1JX3
— . (@rjgoldsborough) March 10, 2016
In 1981, Sandra Day O'Connor was appointed to #SCOTUS and #SCOTUS was all like pic.twitter.com/c1vQ5uyxPe
— Brienne of Snarth (@femme_esq) March 10, 2016
The idea quickly gained a hashtag (#memehistory) and went viral.
When Jesus knew that Judas was going to betray him and that Peter was going to deny him 3 times. #memehistory pic.twitter.com/ioNBpuVarU
— shaunell (@SJ_lovesyou) March 11, 2016
When the slaves in the US realized the Emancipation Proclamation didn't really free them #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/goKV7t6wHS
— #TeamCap (@CuzDubSaidSo) March 11, 2016
Adam looking at Eve after she ate the fruit like…. pic.twitter.com/15pT4f93mo
— Kiran David (@NonProphet_) March 11, 2016
When Paul Revere saw the British coming #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/LenHU1wEcd
— best of both worlds. (@MichellCClark) March 11, 2016
The Takeaway: OK, sure. But let's see someone work out how to explain complex physics using emoji if you're all so clever out there. (Actually, now we want someone to work out how to explain complex physics using emoji. They've already managed emoji literature, so it couldn't be that difficult, could it?)Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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3. 12.5bps
4. We are going to be MUCH sharper on timings
If you have ANY questions, post them up. There is no such thing as a stupid question and we understand that is all brand new to lots of the teams. If you have a question, you can guarantee someone else is wondering the same thing.
So post up - we'll answer.
Briefing is at 8.30am and games WILL START at 9am. So anyone arriving later than 8am is crazy. Nice and early - we've a tonne of games to get through.