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Sammy/Eddie "Skate" Hunter is a character from the Streets of Rage series. He is the kid brother of Adam from Streets of Rage 1 and first appears in Streets of Rage 2 to help Axel and Blaze look for his kidnapped brother.
Whip-swinging villainess from the Streets of Rage series.
First appeared in Knuckles' Chaotix, and has appeared in a few more games since then. One of the more prominent members of the Chaotix.
(referred to as Nack the Weasel in America) A character in the Sonic the Hedgehog Games. First appeared in Sonic Triple Trouble.
Motorbike-riding thugs from the Streets of Rage series. Named after weather conditions.
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Leader of the Battle Kukku/Battle Cuckoo Army and the final boss of Tails Adventure.
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3. These kittens who had to grow up too quickly. Their innocence died with a flickering of your fingers.
4. This cat who will never let her guard down around you again. She's an emotional FORTRESS because of you.
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6. This cat who will never go out for sushi with you again.
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... C.S. Lewis and seeing places and events that were written into the Narnia books. A supper of wine, cheese and crackers as the sun went down capped off a "brilliant" day. (A very British word). Helpful fact for all you Thames cruisers- you are only allowed to moor at a spot for 24 hrs, who knew! We found a scrap of paper attached to the side window informing us of that fact and warning of a £100 fine for non-compliance. (To be continued ...
On the Thames-Oxford
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... which I still do not understand). I then had lunch outside in the water terrace garden. It was interesting to think about the family that lives there dining outside with that view! It was a perfect end to a beautiful day.
I warn you, I have a tendency to take photos of minor architectural details and random trees (but that's for my mother). It turns out, I took almost as many pictures today as I did at the airshow, so, once again, pace yourself!
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The nine-room TriBeCa penthouse at 25 N. Moore St., seen above in center, was sold for $11.2 million. Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal
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The apartment sold after a year on the market and went under contract at a deep discount to the original asking price.
Yet the Google engineer, Craig Nevill-Manning, is still in the money. The sale price was about $3 million more than Mr. Nevill-Manning paid for the three-bedroom penthouse in 2005.
Mr. Neville-Manning is giving up his 4,519-square-foot apartment for an even grander apartment that is one of the most unusual living spaces in Manhattan—a castle-like rooftop triplex. The downtown apartment is topped by a copper dome, the interior of which he has equipped with a multi-story, stainless-steel human slide.
In 2005, a few years after Google opened its New York engineering group, Mr. Nevill-Manning and his wife Kristen, who also worked for Google and later moved to Facebook, paid $8.25 million for their old apartment—a nine-room penthouse at 25 N. Moore St. The building was put up in 1924 with large loft windows and converted to a condominium in 2001.
The listing by Deborah Grubman of Corcoran Group, said the space includes a living room with 26-foot, double-height ceilings and interior travertine steps.
One broker familiar with the property said Mr. Nevill-Manning bought a finished space, but invested in additional renovations. Ms. Grubman declined to comment.
It was listed at $14.75 million in February, 2010, as the Manhattan residential market began to come back to life after the financial crash. The asking price was chopped to $12.45 million in September, and it went into contract in December. The sale closed about a week ago, property records show.
Mr. Nevill-Manning paid $6.6 million for the new apartment atop 150 Nassau St., an ornate turn-of-the-last century building. The apartment is perched in the rooftop space that was designed to resemble an English castle.
But the space was spread over three unfinished floors and turned out to be a hard sell. It was the last unit sold in the building.
Mr. Nevill-Manning's architect, David Hotson, showed images of the apartment on his website and lists it as under construction.
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Yes, I am the person they put up those giant velvet ropes for in art museums. I admit I like to get up close and personal with artwork. I want to get right up in the artists business and see every brushstroke and detail. I am an artist, and my natural instinct is to examine for techniques and learn from these masterpieces. I figure if the artist painted it, they wanted people to see it. So I say, if there is no rope, I'm getting all up in that!
Well, this viewing technique varies from museum to museum. I have been berated for being too close to the artwork (even though was no rope, tape, or anything in sight letting me know my limits). I have also been told I was not allowed to point at a painting because it looked like I was touching it. I would never touch a painting, but I guess this lady ruined it for everyone.
The whole reason I go to art museums is because no publication can get every detail, color, depth, and scale of an original painting. Seeing works in real life is the best way to view art, but if I can no longer get close to a tiny 5x6in painting so I can see what was painted, then what is the point?
Well, fear not my art loving friends! You will no longer have to be yelled at in a classy museum. The Rijks Museum lets you view paintings at very high resolutions. The detail is so great that you can see brushstrokes! While it may not be as good as viewing in real life, it is definitely second best! I think all art museums should have a website like this!!


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This ponytail looks more difficult to achieve than it really is. To get a sleek look, pull your hair up with an elastic into a high ponytail, leaving a back section free. Take the loose string of hair (about one-inch) and wrap it around the elastic, covering it completely. Pin down the ends underneath the base of tail. Use a drop of shine serum to tame any fuzzies.
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Just a few blocks down from the White House. Several places to eat close by
great room size, central location, very clean, very professional staff.
during the night several drunk guests were extremely loud on our floor resulting in a period from 3-4 am where they woke everyone else up, resulting in security coming to the floor. this was a big downside during our stay.
I was in DC during the recent snowstorm that shut down the city. The hotel did not have several services available (such as room service) due to lack of staff. They were very upfront about this, but prepared as well.
This hotel is right down the street from the White House for those of you in town with some intention to see the sites. It is a short walk to two metros (red and blue lines) as well as the downtown area.Great location, big room, comfortable bed, nice sitting area.
Had to pay extra to use adjacent fitness center.
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No free internet in room, small room, only trash can was in bathroom, noise from doors in adjoining rooms
location and the staff were great
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It's next to White House
They RENT THE GYM to a thirt party, so we the guest have to pay $15 That sucks!
Beds are very comfortable, hotel is next to White House, internet and gym are NOT COMPLEMENTARY. It general it's a good hotel but nothing special, if you are going to visit the White House this is the hotel.Location is 2 blocks from the White House.
Ever hear of a flagship hotel near the White House without a decent in-house restaurant (closed)? Chintzy room supplies. Large noisy student groups made our stay like a dorm room. Cannot understand heavily accented front desk staff. $47/night parking!
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So I have the keyboard app installed and moved the htc_ime.apk from xdz developers to the system/apps folder so i could skin it with metamorph. everything was fine, then i went to delete the app and it says that it's read only. i also noticed there was an htccopyright.apk there now too. don't remember putting that there...
I used linda manager to move the file originally, and tried deleting it with that as well. Is there anyway to remove it without hooking up to a computer (because I can't do that for a few hours...)
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Haven't run into that before but why not just deactivate that keyboard via the settings option until you can get home to delete via computer?
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Sundance Unveils 2014 Competition, Next Lineups
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Max Green, 32, who just moved back home from the West Coast, recently told the New York Post, "I moved back in with my parents in August. I was dissatisfied with my job, was thinking of going back to school, and wanted to be close to my family."
This comes on the heels of a new Census Bureau study that reveals nearly one in five men in their late 20s and early 30s are living at home with their parents. And "in just the past six years, the number of men living with their parents has risen from 14 to 19 percent," while only half as many women in the same age range are living at home, rising slightly from 8 to 10 percent since 2005.
Despite the stigma attached to men living with their parents - Mama's boy, codependent, immature, broke - we think these men could still be worth dating. So if you happen to meet a guy in this situation, here are four reasons not to immediately write him off:
1. Different men live at home for different reasons. Maybe he's helping out his parents, saving money (student loans anyone?) or was just fired and needs time to get back on his feet. Maybe his stay is temporary, and he's actually in the very process of moving out. You don't know the exact circumstances, and you should take the time to learn more about them before deeming him undateable.
2. The lack of privacy forces you to be spontaneous. Sure, you guys can't get too crazy (or have to be really, really quiet) when his mom and dad are right up/downstairs, but why limit yourselves to the basement or bedroom anyway? Now you have the perfect excuse to get it on in crazier locales, such as the park or a mall dressing room. It definitely makes for some stories!
3. It'll help you get in good with his parents. What's better for the longevity of your relationship than a great relationship with his parents? By spending more time in their house, you get a better feel for who they are as a family. Imagine, too, all of the gift ideas you'll come up with for special occasions and holidays.
Have you ever dated a guy who still lives at home? What was your experience like?
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CohnReznick Recognized as a Baltimore Sun Top Workplace
CohnReznick LLP, the 11th largest accounting, tax and advisory firm in the country, announced that its Baltimore, Md. office has been honored as one of The Baltimore Sun's Top Workplaces. CohnReznick's commitment to client service, the Baltimorecommunity, and office initiatives that promote high employee morale, all led to its recognition as a Top Workplace.
"We are honored to have been selected for this recognition, and owe it to our outstanding team of employees for creating such a pleasant and collaborative workplace environment," said Ira Weinstein, Co-Managing Partner at CohnReznick's Baltimore office. "This is the second year in a row the office has been recognized as a Top Workplace by The Baltimore Sun in the midsize workplace category."
The Top Workplaces are determined based solely on employee feedback. The survey is conducted by WorkplaceDynamics, LLP, a leading research firm on organizational health and employee engagement. WorkplaceDynamics conducts regional Top Workplaces programs with more than 30 major publishing partners and recognizes a National list of Top Workplaces.
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Strength training is an important part of physical conditioning for adults, along with aerobic exercise and stretching for flexibility. But what can—or should—kids do when it comes to strength training?
Although pediatric experts once thought that children should not train with weights, that attitude has changed. The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) now say that strength training is fine for kids, as long as they are supervised and don't try to lift too much weight.
Strength training, when done properly, builds muscle strength, improves athletic performance and can help young athletes avoid injuries. It also builds bone density, strengthens ligaments and tendons, and can help a child who is overweight lose extra pounds.
A child who is strength training can use free weights, his or her own body weight, fitness machines, or devices such as elastic bands.
Unlike weight lifting and power lifting, which are competitive sports that emphasize lifting heavy weights, strength training focuses on using lighter weights through many repetitions. Children should be discouraged from engaging in weight lifting or power lifting, the ACSM says. Children also should avoid bodybuilding, which focuses on building muscle mass, because their muscles will not increase in size until after puberty.
A child of 5 or 6 may be able to do exercises that use the body's own weight, such as push-ups and sit-ups. These should be introduced only when the child is old enough to follow directions and use proper form. A child of 7 or 8 may be old enough to use free weights, as long as he or she knows to be careful with them and lifts them safely under supervision.
A general rule about readiness for strength training says that when a child is old enough to participate in organized sports, then he or she probably is also old enough to begin training with weights.
A key part of any strength training program for children is enjoyment. Kids should have fun doing the exercises, should be given breaks in between the exercises, as well as time to warm up and cool down.
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"Many thanks for making our few days in Porthmadog so plesaurable.
Everyone was so friendly, welcoming and the food excelent- the presentation was faultless." Mr & Mrs Larkham September 2013
"Everything was first class, very pleased with our home from home visit" Mr & Mrs Thomas August 2013
"On behalf of the group of ten of us who stayed with you whilst enjoying our brief Summer Golf Tour, I would like to thank you for our stay at the Sportsman Hote.
We have run these trips now since 2001 and always to a different location, for the fairly obvious reason that my members like to try different courses. We have visited other parts of Wales, France, Italy and Golf Centres in England and I was advised by a number of our regulars that they thought this was the best trip we have done so far, this against the fact that there have been no complaints either, and the reason for their comment is due in no small measure to our stay in your hotel.
The accommodation and service was first class and the food really excellent, often cooked or served in an imaginative way. Everyone was fully satisfied and thoroughly enjoyed their stay with you. I can advise you now that one of our group had stayed with you a number of years ago; I think when you had not long taken over and were beginning to rebuild reputaton. His experience at the time was not a good one and we were had some concern before our arrival, based upon his coments.
However, he was very fulsome in his praise of your having turned the hotel round and the rest of our group are anxious to let you know how much we all enjoyed our stay. The car parking was a minor issue, but you explained the unusual circumstances prevalent for a couple of weeks or so.
I would also like to thank you for forwarding so promptly and without request, the golf card holder and my calculator, which I assume I had left in my room...
My thanks again to you and your staff and if the decision is taken by the Society to return to your area of Wales we shall certainly wish to stay with you again." Mr Alderson West Midlands Region Architects Golf Society July 2013
"It was wonderful to have our breakfast and know our puppy was being looked after" Mr & Mrs Wild February 2013
"Just a short note to say a very big 'Thank You' to all concerned in making our stay with you so very enjoyable. The service was excellent, and we must make mention of two people, namely Kiva and Petru who make you feel so welcome in the lounge and restaurant. The food was excellent and thanks have to go to the chefs. We hope very much that we can visit you again in the future..." Robin & Sheila Cudlipp September2012
"Having just returned to Southampton from a visit to The Royal Sportsman, I would just like to say thank you for making so enjoyable. The staff were excellent, especially Louis, I think that was his name(the gentleman on reception!) We certainly enjoyed the food in the restaurant - it was 1st class - compliments to the Chef. Thank you once again, we will be back." Megan Laver July 2012
"We have just returned from a 4 day trip to North Wales and stayed at the Royal Sportsman Hotel in Porthmadog. The hotel was superb, it was central, comfortable, good value for money and the staff extremely friendly and helpful. Moreover the food in the restaurant was exceptional - the best that we have had in a long time either in the UK or abroad. Why is this hotel not included in the Rough Guide to Wales? There is no mention whatsoever either under accommodation or restaurants. We also eat at the Castle Restaurant in Portmeirion, supposedly the best place to eat in the area and it was a pale imitation of the Royal Sportsman." Richard Brock June 2012
"I just want to send our thanks to you and your staff for a very pleasant weekend spent at your Hotel. We found everyone friendly, polite and competent, no small achievement these days, and no doubt reflecting your personal commitment to providing high standards of customer service (a much over-used term these days, but most appropriate in this case)." Martin & Ina Houghton May 2012
"We stayed with you last weekend with our dog Barnsley, and would like to say what a wonderful time we all had. All of us had never visited North Wales and were not expecting such beautiful countryside, beaches and views. We were made very welcome at the hotel, and it is excellent for dog lovers. Special thanks for letting our black labrador Barnsley help out on reception and for his walk" Peter and Sandra Powell January 2012
"Dear Louis, Our stay was in all respects excellent. The room was very comfortable and we and our dog were made very welcome. The evening meals were very enjoyable around the log fire and the breakfast was the best we have ever experienced anywhere" Rev John and Marian Delfgou January 2012
"We had a very good time in Wales because we met you! Every tip you gave us was perfect. You were the best host we ever had. We hope we can come back again and stay for longer. The children enjoyed too and you were very patient and kind with them. Thank you very much!" Mrs & Mrs Benevides January 2012
"We recently had table lunch in your impressive restaurant. The ambience and food were excellent. We also commend your little card which reveals your warmth towards not only your customers but to our domestic animal friends some of whom, abandoned or stray, are not forgotten in your ingenious organisation" Mrs & Mrs Williams November 2011
"We stayed here on our honeymoon in 1962 and have greatly enjoyed our return visit. Your improvements over last few years are excellent. We were impressed that we could have any choice on the menu included in the price of dinner on your DBB package. We really appreciate acknowledgement of disability & offers to help." Mr & Mrs Hogbin October 2011
"Friendly staff made us feel right at home. Food out of this world." Mrs Fancett October 2011
"You might recall taking Jane and me to the station last Tuesday, after Jane had fallen and sprained her ankle. We are really most appreciative of your kind gesture - thank you. It was very good of you to take the time to help us. And as promised, the train was indeed on time!
May I add how impressed we have been, as occasional visit to Porthmadog, with the Royal Sportsman Hotel. You give it that indefinable quality that makes a hotel "comfortable", with excellent customer service, appropriate fare at all times, and spacious casual accommodation. These things do not happen by accident - it's a great job.
Jane and I look forward to taking up the Royal Sportsman's hospitality again when next in Porthmadog." Mr & Mrs Morris September 2011
"Thank you very much for looking after us so well, your helpfulness made things so easy for us." Mr & Mrs Wallington September 2011
"Nice room on flat surface. Ideal for the older person. Central for our needs." Mr George September 2011
"A big thank you to all the staff who made our 15th Wedding Anniversary Dinner so extra special.
"I just wanted to say a big THANK YOU for the hospitality and service during our recent stay. Everything was "top notch" and we will certainly be returning next year around August Bank Holiday (if you can put up with us again). Will you please send a special thank you to Kiva for all the help which she gave." Mr & Mrs Milner August 2011
"Just wanted to thank you for a truly splendid meal on Thursday last week. We booked on the spur of the moment to go to Porthmadog for my partner's birthday and we couldn't belive what a gem we found. The service, the dining room, the food was truly sumptuous, we couldn't fault it. We also loved the fact that you service half a litre of wine in either red or white, which suits our palate down to the ground. Thank you so much we will be back." Ms Kmiecik July 2011
"You have achieved what we all look for, a comfortable, well run Hotel at a reasonable price. The staff are helpful, friendly, attentive without being pushy. Good choice of dishes, sensible portions, nicely presented and delicious. What more does one want? To come more often." Mrs Evans July 2011
"The welcome received when checking in, cannot fault the friendliness of staff. The complimentary 'Duck Island' toiletries were lovely scented - the quality was extremely good" Mrs Gaymer July 2011
"I've been so disappointed coming across hotels in attractive towns in the UK, which look impressive from exterior- and there it quickly ends as soon as we enter. What a delight, therefore, to find a hotel that isn't like this. We stayed at The Royal Sportsman for three days and as soon as we entered it hard a 'good feel' about it - somewhere where the owner and staff cared. The welcome was warm and friendly, everywhere was spotlessly clean - and then there's the restaurant. Fine dining at its best with all ingredients locally-sourced. The taste, presentation and professionalism of the waiting staff were all outstanding. We'd decided to eat there on our first night and try somewhere else the next two evenings. Having opened the next day for what seemed like the next best restaurant in the local area we quickly realised our mistake and ate at the hotel on our last evening. It was just as good as on the first evening. We'll be back and won't even consider eating anywhere else!" Mr Peter Moore July 2011
"I've been visiting Porthmadog for 2 years and pop into The Royal Sportsman for
Lunch and drinks. I return as I find Daniel very charming. Daniel is very
pleasant and he goes the extra mile in his customer service.
I visit
hotels frequently and I find that customer service let other hotels down.
Daniel is a credit to your hotel and I'll be looking forward to visiting you
once again at the end of May.
I love your Salmon and cheese sandwiches
on wholemeal bread, they are just out of this world!
Please could you
thank Daniel from me (say it's from the posh lady who order wholemeal
Keep up your good work!" - Ms Rebecca Pittaway April 2011
"Thanks for a very comfortable two nights stay with you on April 1st & 2nd from my wife and self. What was most enjoyable to me amongst the excellent menus was the choice of Welsh cheeses. And being away from Wales for decades I was rather ignorant of the available variety. So for dinner on Friday April 1st I chose the Three Welsh Cheeses. There was a choice, and I chose the first three in the group that were detailed on your extensive menu.
Any time we are again staying around Porthmadog we would not hesitate to return to you. - Mr & Mrs Jones April 2011
"Gelert`s Bar is like your local no matter how far away from home you are. Staff are very friendly. Room was cosy. Total chillout!!!" - Mrs Jones April 2011
"We found the hotel very accommodating as when we arrived we upgraded our room and they were very helpful. The restaurant was excellent." - Mrs Clarkson-Flynn March 2011
"Our room was spacious and clean. The bar was pleasantly low-key with lovely beer. Everyone was friendly with my young son. The tea and coffee was re-stocked too which was welcome too." - Mrs Spencer March 2011
"The food in the restaurant was as good as I have had anywhere. My compliments to the chef, choice excellent, food outstanding!!!" - Mr Ridge March 2011
"The service was absolutely outstanding, everyone was so friendly + nice to our 3 children. We enjoyed or stay so much myself, my husband and youngest will hopefully be back next weekend! Thank you so much for an amazing stay" - E Graham February 2011
"Thank you very much for sending your latest newsletter, which we read with interest. just to let you know that I have baked the Barabrith you mentioned, and it is scrumptious. Thank you"
- Mr M & Mrs B Cosnett February 2011
"How kind and helpful the staff are. We were very impressed with the kindness shown to our Dog at Reception." - Colin & Julie Aikenhead January 2011
"An excellent welcome at Reception, very informative but friendly. The room was large and comfortable with a clean and tidy air to it, and a very good en-suite. The heating was already on in the room - a nice touch as it was cold outside. First evening (we arrived quite late) was spent having a drink and meal in Gelert's bar - excellent food; locals as well as guests in there (always a good sign) and the Bar Manager, Daniel, knows how to keep everybody happy and well served - a real credit to the Hotel!...the food & service was excellent on each occasion.
All in all an excellent hotel, professionally managed and run, good value for money; in a superb location. "
- Roy Lees November 2010
"Many thanks to you all on the occasion of Paul`s Retirement Party. Attentive, polite, helpful staff, wonderful food and surroundings were enjoyed by all." - Caroline & Paul Smyth November 2010
"Thank you for making the members of the Cuneo Society party so welcome and for helping to make our holiday most enjoyable. The rooms were nice, the food very good and your staff friendly and helpful."
- Peter Collins September 2010
"Several of our employees recently stayed at your hotel and have asked me to send this e-mail on their behalf. Although the booking was at extremely short notice, both Tourist Information and the hotel staff couldn't have been more helpful. We would like to give special praise to the young lady on reception (sorry, I don't know her name!) for her professionalism and assistance. The hotel accommodation and breakfast were all excellent and we would definitely recommend your hotel to anyone staying in the area. Many thanks"
- Debbie Barnes August 2010
"I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed my recent stay to your hotel. The location was perfect to visit Portmeirion and Snowdonia. All of the staff were very friendly and the food in Peppino`s restaurant was top class. I went for the Welsh Lamb and was not disappointed." - Mr & Mrs Forbes July 2010
"I cannot thank you enough for making our stay with you so perfect. The fact you welcomed my disabled daughters dog was a huge plus. The accommodation was without fault, so comfortable and our welcome so warm. We will most certainly be back, not once but time and time again. Until we meet again, your completely satisfied clients say see you soon again " - Diana Reynolds and Debra Jones July 2010
"Thank you for a lovely overnight stay" - Karen Lane July 2010
"..Charming and helpful staff-superb with Bob our dog. Excellent food and accommodation."
- Margaret Simpkins. July 2010
"We came 5900 miles to see family. Your hotel was recommended and we were not disappointed .."
- Canada July 2010
"Friendly staff, good food and location. Fantastic improvement on my last stay in 2000 "
- Andy Jones-Essex July 2010
"lovely hotel-home from home" - Mrs Bailey-Swansea June 2010
"Liked all the food especially breakfast-the best I have ever had" - Paul Brennan-Leicester May 2010
"Very pleased about the food, comfortable bar, parking and (free) internet access in every room"
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Pha Tai's success has led to a series of upgrades and extensions and indeed ongoing work will take the room total up to 48. They've kept some of their older rooms as budget options, so they now cover all bases between backpacker and midrange. The hotel is well laid out, with a clever use of limited space and it manages to have a cosy feel to it. It's located near the southern end of Ratchapakinai so it's convenient for the Chiang Mai Gate night market as well as Tha Pae's bars and cafes. The old cheap fan rooms are pretty basic and give onto the carpark but the newer air-con additions are attractively decorated and well appointed. They show commendable restraint in their high season rates.
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Dbl fan private b'room | 350 baht | 400 baht | |
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Deluxe- Double | 800 baht | 1,000 baht |
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Bunthomstan Guesthouse
Bodhi Serene
The Rim Resort
Rainforest Boutique Hotel
Baan Pim
Sri Pat Guesthouse
Manee Guesthouse
Pao Come Guest House
Julie Guest House
Galare Guest House
Rama Guesthouse
Chiang Mai Thai House
Nice Mum Lodge
All in 1 Guesthouse
Smile House Boutique
Deejai Backpackers
Parasol Inn
Chiang Mai Gate Hotel
Jonadda Guest House
Chiang Mai Orchid
Chiangmai Inn Guesthouse
Yourhouse Guesthouse
Hotel M
Huen Panicha
Raming Lodge
Tiptop Thai House
De Lanna Boutique Hotel
Imperial Mae Ping
Amora Hotel
Karinthip Village
Chiang Mai Boutique House
Baan Nud-Kun
Tha Pae Place Hotel
The Red Hibiscus
Giant House
Libra Guesthouse
Baan Lansa
Green Tulip House
Top North Guest House
Top North Hotel
Onward travel
Hang Dong
Doi Khun Tan National Park
Chom Thong
Doi Inthanon
Chiang Dao
Mae Na Chon
Mae Chaem
The above are all within 200km of Chiang Mai.


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Part of the Oceania Group, Trevellyn in Hamilton offers retirement village, rest home, hospital care and respite care options for seniors. In surveys, residents have said the following 6 things they like best about Trevellyn - its caring staff, the pleasant ambience, the welcoming feeling, happy residents, general hygiene and that it "feels like home". For residents living independently, if they wish, they are able to access home help provided by outside agencies. And, for an additional fee, they can also have the convenience of house-keeping services or meals. It has an on-site library and for convenience there is also an on-site shop where small items like postage stamps and envelopes can be bought at cost price. Trevellyn has a full activities programme, organised by a diversional therapist with 18 years experience. Activities include trips in the facility van, bingo, scrabble, baking, indoor games, entertainment and the pamper club. The continuum of care offered by Trevellyn is seen as an asset by family members of residents. Because care up to hospital level care is offered, it reduces the need to move a loved one elsewhere if their care needs increase. There is a registered nurse on duty 24 hours a day. Trevellyn's location, close to the city, also means it is also easy to visit a loved one or family member there. Give us a call, or send an email for enquiries.


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