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A law stating that the pressure exerted by a mixture of gases in a fixed volume is equal to the sum of the pressures that would be exerted by each gas alone in the same volume.
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Mel Gibson Tapes: Evidence of Tampering, Editing By Oksana Grigorieva?by Free Britney at . Comments
His vile rants have forever altered people's perception of him, but Mel Gibson's lawyers claim the now-infamous tapes of his outbursts were tampered with.
The actor's legal team says it has hard evidence that the four tapes (and counting) Oksana Grigorieva secretly recorded were tampered with and edited.
If true, it's still Mel ranting like a sexist pig, making death threats and racial slurs, and demanding to be orally serviced before burning down her house.
But it may make the tapes inadmissible in a court of law.
The L.A. County Sheriff's Department will have to authenticate the Mel Gibson tapes before handing over the domestic violence case to the D.A.'s Office.
That could take some time. Gibson faces investigation by authorities for allegedly attacking Oksana Grigorieva - while she carried their daughter no less.
Authentic or not, follow the jump for ALL the Gibson tapes ...
Mel's lawyers deny he physically attacked Oksana in any way, and will present evidence to the Sheriff's Department that the tapes have been altered.
They say they have "concrete forensic evidence of tampering" with the tapes, including editing, though it is unclear if Oksana is the supposed culprit.
Grigorieva recorded Gibson's rants, but denies she is the person leaking them to various celebrity news outlets this week ... but who else could it be?
"We are not aware of any presentation Gibson's lawyers are making, but are not surprised they would make such unfounded claims," her lawyers said.
In addition to the criminal investigation against Mel, there is the matter of custody over Lucia. Grigorieva wants a judge to strip Mel of custody.
She will use tapes as evidence Mel is a danger to the child, and the authenticity of the tapes will almost certainly be raised by Mel's attorneys.
Whose side are you on?
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out who is leaking the tapes - she is the one who has possession of them, and I would bet that Mel didn't know he was being taped. Not saying that he is right in what he is saying on those tapes, but we don't know what might have occurred to set him off - he certainly should not lose custody of his child because of his bad relationship with the mother - both of these people have bad karma all around them - he should never have cheated with this creature - she obviously is bad news and I wouldn't be surprised if she just wanted to get pregnant so she could get as much money as possible from him.

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Posted: 8/25/2014 4:57 PM
Head Coach Matt Wells
Opening Statement:
"Welcome back. It's game week! The kids walked in early this morning, excited to start our meetings off with Tennessee and game week. We as a program, as a staff and a team, are excited to go play in as historic a venue as Neyland Stadium. Some prime players and coaches have played there. Just to go play in that checkerboard end zone is pretty cool for these kids to go in there. They've seen plenty of SEC games on TV and heard about them, so it's pretty neat. Not lost is the fact that Utah State has only had one win against an SEC team, and that was before I was born. We understand what kind of challenge we're going up against. Knowing that, we'll prepare to play our very best."
"Tennessee, as I look at them on offense starting out, Justin Worley is a kid that is one of the most experienced returning quarterbacks in the league. I know they've had some attrition at quarterback, but the kid has had a lot of starts. This won't be his first rodeo. He's very accurate and can distribute the ball. He's got a lot of guys to distribute it to. Tennessee is known as 'Wide Receiver University' and I don't think I'd argue that. They have 11 first-round draft picks in the last 40 years, at wide receiver. That's unbelievable. There may be four more on this roster. We talk about Marquez North. Von Pearson is a very talented slot, similar to JoJo Natson. Josh Malone, it goes without saying is tremendously talented. He had 180-some yards in the spring game with three touchdowns. He lit it up, unstoppable. The guy is Mr. Tennessee Football. That's a big time honor in a very good state of high school football. There are two Mr. Tennessee Footballs, the other being Jalen Hurd from two years ago. You watch that kid in their spring game and the guy looks like Eddie George. I mean that sincerely. He's a tall, strong, powerful back. When he runs behind his pads, he'll be a load to bring down. Marlin (Lane) will probably start, or at least get a lot of playing time. He's an experienced player for them on offense. He's a good back. I'm sure they are happy with their running back and receiver situation. That is a strength for them."
"You look at them on defense and A.J. Johnson is everywhere on tape. It doesn't matter what game you pull up, No. 45 is there on the screen. The guy needs to be accounted for or he'll be all-SEC by the end of Sunday. He's a good player. Jordan Williams, the D-end is a good player, you see him all over the tape. The back end is led by both safeties, they're very experienced and have played in a lot of games the last two years. That gives them, I would assume, good confidence in their defense going into a game against us."
On the national Sunday broadcast:
"First of all, you know that the coverage you're going to get is nationwide. We're going to be in a lot of living rooms. There are going to be a lot of programs wrapping up their preparation on Sunday. We're going to be on every TV set in every football complex in America. Every college football team is going to be watching us. To be able to play in that atmosphere, in front of that audience is just an opportunity more than anything to expose our program and show the country what we've done. This is a brand new team, I've said that all along. It's a brand new team, expectations continue to remain high and we want that. It's just another opportunity to go do it."
On the feelings toward the team overall compared to last year:
"I think we have maybe a few more weapons on the perimeter, offensively and at running back. But they're not proven, they haven't done it yet. I look at the secondary and know that we lost three guys to the NFL and that scares the heck out of me. We've got good, talented players, but they haven't done it yet. I like the front seven on defense. I like a lot of those guys returning and I think we've plugged in some holes there on the D-Line and at linebacker. I feel good about that. The thing is, in any opener there's always uncertainty. It doesn't matter if you're playing at home, on the road or against any opponent, they have the same questions as we do about certain kids. We'll see what kids show up, where the venue and the stage doesn't phase them. The team that has less of those happening probably has a better chance of winning."
On Daniel Gray, a transfer from Tennessee:
"He's played really well in camp. It will be his first start as a Utah State Aggie. I'm sure there will be mixed emotions for him going in. He needs to be able to control those and play each snap and move on and have success. He better have a short mentality at cornerback in any game. I'm sure he'll have some mixed emotions, but he's played well the last couple weeks of training camp. He's known since the minute he walked in here that this was the opening game."
On Chuckie Keeton's participation at quarterback camps this summer:
"He went to work on some lower body mechanics and get a little bit different of a perspective. He hasn't changed much. How much that helped, I don't know. He's throwing the ball really well. His footwork continues to get better. It's not where we want it to be, but as a quarterback it never is. It's everything lower body. Every single day we're talking to him about his footwork and all that. The other thing it gave him is a little bit of exposure to other quarterbacks in the country, being able to go to the Manning Academy. You put yourself in that surrounding with elite quarterbacks from around the country and you come away knowing that you rightfully belong in that category, and I think he does."
On if Chuckie Keeton is any different:
"I think he's a little bit further ahead mentally in our offense. I think he's playing faster and everything he does pre-snap is a little more advanced. He feels a little more comfortable in everything that we're doing."
On preparing for the Neyland environment:
"In a practice environment and when we close practice especially, you're not going to have the people. We practice with music anyway. I try to push it right on the edge of breaking those speakers. We get that dial at max volume. Rocky Top has been playing, crowd noise has been playing, plus a little mix of what we usually do. We just try to concentrate that on the offense and the kicking game, but not much more than we have in the past when we've gone into these environments."
On any standouts from the past week with game preparation:
"The two that stick out to me this last week on defense are LT Filiaga and Jalen Davis. Jalen continues to play at a really high level and is playing with a lot of confidence. Those two guys will play a lot of snaps on Sunday."
Senior Running Back Joe Hill
Thoughts on fall camp:
"I feel like camp went really well, it was a grind. On the offensive side, we really found out how much depth we have at each position. I feel like we did a great job of picking up the plays and getting our chemistry together. I feel like it's going to help a lot and we're ready for this week. We're really excited. I remember when Tennessee was like 300 days away and now it's only six days. It's crazy but we're excited."
On at what point in the rehab process he knew his knee was going to be okay:
"I would have to say about the 10th month, so about a month ago or so, it felt great. During our first scrimmage, just going out there and getting tackled and everything took away the mental part of it. I got hit a couple times and I've felt great after that. My knee feels 100% now, I can really say that."
On if wearing the knee brace affects him at all:
"No, I've gotten used to it. I downgraded to a smaller brace so it's a much tighter fit and I can move my knee and leg much better than with the bigger one."
On what he sees from the Tennessee defense:
"Based on the film that we watched from last year they were pretty big and look pretty physical. One player that stuck out to me was No. 45. He's a good player and I feel like we have to challenge him."
On what it's going to take the get over the hump and win one of these big-time games:
"We just have to finish. I feel like in all the other big games we didn't finish at all. We need this game and I feel we can get this game if we just come out with tenacity and don't back down at all. This time we've got to just finish."
On his feeling with where the offense sits now:
"I feel like we have a lot more depth than last year. The wide receivers are really dangerous and the running backs have worked really hard, we've got some good running backs. LaJuan Hunt has worked hard along with Rashad Hall and Kennedy Williams. We're all just going to combine and lead behind Chuckie Keeton, let him lead and work together."
On what he's telling the less experienced backs about what games are like:
"Through camp we've worked so hard and practice is so fast that once you get to a game it slows down so much. You just have to get used to the environment and the atmosphere. We're going to Tennessee where there are over 100,000 fans. You've just got to keep your nerves. You've done this your whole life, don't focus on what's happening around you, just focus on what's happening on the field."
On the group of blockers in front of him:
"The linemen have come a long way. Kevin Whimpey has been working with them, getting the chemistry down and everything. I feel that they're going to do a great job. They still have to get the first game out of the way experience wise at Tennessee, but I believe in them."
On what he expects from the Tennessee program:
"They've been good in years past, but we've been there before with Auburn. It's a big game, but we can't look that much into it, you've just got to go out there and play at the end of the day. It doesn't matter who's on the other side, it's football at the end of the day. That's the approach we're taking."
Posted: 8/25/2014 4:58 PM
Senior Linebacker Zach Vigil
"To start off, I think camp went pretty well for the defense. I saw a lot of things that I wanted to see early on in camp. I think the corners stepped up and did a really good job making plays and learning the defense, which is huge. The young guys and new guys bought into the system here with how we work. I'm looking forward to playing Tennessee. What an awesome experience we get, playing in front of 100,000 people. I can't wait, I'm sick of practicing with my own teammates."
On what it will be like to go into Neyland Stadium with the sea of orange a play a storied program:
"The biggest thing is before the game we all get to go to the stadium and that's the time to take pictures and be a little bit in awe of how big it is and soak up the history there. When it's game time, as soon as you walk out there, you're going to see a sea of orange and take that in and put it away because when you're out there on the field and all you have is each other. That's what you have to focus on when you're out there."
On losing Alex Huerta to injury but also gaining LT Filiaga at the linebacker position:
"I think LT (Filiaga) is a good player for us. He's good in the run and pass game. He's faster than people expect him to be, so we're going to see quite a bit of him. He's stepped in and he knows the defense pretty well right now as a new guy so that's good to see."
On if games like this big of an opener can set the tone for a season:
"Absolutely, I think that the opening game, whoever you play, sets the tone and a precedence for how your team approaches a game and how they prepare going into a game. Whether we play Tennessee or a Division III school, I think the opening game is always very important."
On if it's different going into a game against a bigger program like Tennessee or Auburn:
"I think for some guys it is but at the same time we talk about it enough and we think about it enough that when you get there, it's just another football game. That's something that I think our team has done a pretty good job with in the past, is not letting where you are and the surrounding overcome you. That's to be determined with this year's team, but I'm sure we're going to be just fine walking into that stadium."
On Tennessee having no returning starters on their offensive line:
"We're going to do what we do as a defense and that's fly around and get after them a little bit. They're an SEC team so I'm sure the guys that they've brought in aren't any slouches. They're going to be prepared and coached well and they're going to be big and strong and fast, so we're going to have to be on top of our game that day."
On how he would characterize what Tennessee tries to do offensively:
"In my opinion they're going to try to establish the run up front with us because they are big and talented up front and they have good running backs. The wide receivers, they're specimens to say the least. From film that we've seen on them, they're not afraid to go up and get the football. Our back end is going to have to be on top of our game. We're going to have to try to pressure the quarterback a little bit to mess up their timing."
On his routine for walk-throughs at a stadium:
"For me, I like to go out there and I'll take a picture and then we'll grab a football and toss it around amongst our friends and just try to relax. Like I said, when you're in there, everybody always talks about the noise, but honestly, whenever we've been in those other stadiums like Wisconsin or Auburn, it quiets down when you're out there on the field and all you can hear is your teammates. For me, it's just getting relaxed in that environment."
On the way he views players from bigger programs like Wisconsin or Auburn:
"They're human beings. They're going to make mistakes and we're going to make mistakes and it's whoever makes the least amount of mistakes and executes at the highest level that is going to win. Honestly, we have enough talent to compete against anyone in the country, we just have to go out there and execute."
On what it's like entering his senior year:
"I'm just trying not to think about that because it's all about to come to an end for me. I'm just enjoying the moment. I've had a wonderful time here playing in a lot of big games and I've had a lot of fun doing it. I've been a part of the transition for Utah State. I'm just soaking it in and hopefully we have another great year this year."
On what this team is capable of:
"We could win every game. Again, that goes back to execution. We have the talent to do it, that's God willing that everybody stays healthy, but that's our expectation. We want to win every single game we play. Whether that's to happen or not, that's to be determined, but we have the talent here and the guys who care enough about the program to execute."
On if it'll take a few games for the defense to really settle in or if they can step right in and stay at the level the defense ended last season at:
"I'd like to say that I can expect that, but that's probably not going to be the case. We have some new guys here and we haven't played a game together yet. We're going to have to find out ourselves next Sunday."
On his brother Nick Vigil being a better athlete than he is:
"I think he's a little quicker than I am, I will say that. He's always had really good vision. I've said that since high school when he played running back, he seems to see the field differently than other people and I think that gives him an edge when he's out there on the field."
On if he's talked to Daniel Gray about what Knoxville and Tennessee are like:
"No, most of the things that I say are just to handle our business at practice, that's the biggest thing I've said to him. Maybe this week now that you mention it, I'll go talk to him, but I'm not all that concerned with what Knoxville is like or anything like that. I'm just excited to see the sea of 100,000, that will be a sight in itself."
On Daniel Gray having a bit of an extra incentive for this game:
"He should have a bit of an extra incentive and I think he's going to play really well for us. He's had a good camp and I'm excited to watch him play."
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Level Two reviews from OpenTable diners
6 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.8
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
great for brunch (5)good for groups (3)neighborhood gem (2)fit for foodies (2)vibrant bar scene (2)great for lunch (2)scenic view (2)hot spot (1)kid-friendly (1)special occasion (1)romantic (1)Show More
- ConciergeVIPDined on 9/3/2014try the deviled eggs and the pork chops are outstanding. Excellent variety.Special Features:
- The following 134 reviews are from the Level Two reviews archive.
- Good food and Great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/27/2014It was a girls afternoon of shopping and that gave us an excuse to enjoy the wonderful brunch at Level II because we told ourselves that the calories would be walked off. The brunch had a lot of great dishes to try and we also took advantage of the omelet station. The food was amazing as was the ambience. We were not rushed which was good because it gave us time to enjoy the meal and the company. I highly recommend Level II for brunch and I will certainly return again.Special Features:
- Don't go unless staying at hotelOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/21/2014This would be an okay place if you're staying at the Hyatt but do not come here if you're just in the city. We found this place on Open Table because it was open for the number of people in our reservation but didn't know it was a hotel restaurant. It took us 40 minutes just to get our cocktails, then another hour for our food. One person in our party didn't get her food until all of us were finished eating because they forgot to cook it - and the server never came back to ask how we were doing. The food was just okay; nothing special. In all, I recommend against coming to this restaurant.
- Father's Day breakfast/brunchPubenthusiastDined on 6/15/2014We had 10 people for Father's Day brunch. We had to eat early (9:00) so officially it was breakfast and not brunch. Which means we missed the bloody mary bar. Boo hoo. But they still had a very nice buffet plus ordering from a wide area of choices including some healthy choices, off the breakfast menu. Food overall was pretty good, not spectacular. Very good coffee. Ambience is similar to a cafeteria, which detracts from the experience. Similar to one of those motel breakfast areas but on a larger scale. Service was good, our waiter was attentive.Special Features:
- Great bruch!mpkomoDined on 5/24/2014Have only been for brunch, but their buffet is great. Many good hot items, pastries and the requisite eggs/omelet station. I'd also highly recommend the build-your-own bloody mary/mimosa option.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bait and SwitchLovetoeatDined on 5/11/2014We called twice to make and confirm a reservation only to arrive and be told that we would only receive the face value of the travel zoo voucher. Two people said, "Oh sorry, someone should have told you we were running this promotion today. ". Having paid $26 to park, we stayed. We only wanted the brunch, but had to choose an entree as well. The cost was $35 each, plus tax and tip, instead of the travel zoo voucher that promised brunch for two for $29. The service was fawning to the point of interrupting conversation. Plates were removed before we were even finished. The dessert selection was the best part of the meal. The restaurant was very open and modern. We have had better brunches, however, so I would not go back.
- Mother's Day BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/11/2014Good service and adequate selection. Price was very good as well.Special Features:
- Great brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 5/3/2014Delicious mimosas included that you can customize with flavors like blood orange and lychee or bloody Mary's, if you prefer. Interesting choices such as seafood stew and pork belly, along with delicious eggs Benedict, omelettes, etc. desserts are fantastic!Special Features:
- Easter Brunchtb24Dined on 4/20/2014Easter Brunch had an amazing array of items that were all very good. The price was a little high in my opinion, however, for Easter I suppose that can be expected. I would recommend this place as a great brunch buffet!Special Features:
- Great for a simple brunchjnddVIPDined on 4/13/2014They have a simple brunch with a cook making eggs fresh for you everything you needed for Sunday brunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yazmine is great!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/9/2014The wait staff serviced our needs, and appropriately distanced herself to give our group room to conduct a lunch meeting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, slightly odd layoutKPchicagoVIPDined on 3/27/2014This place basically feels like it is in a hallway, but the food was good and the server was attentive. It's new so they're working out the kinks. They had a live performer when I was there - a little awkward when there aren't many people in the place, but was nice to have entertainment. The sushi was half off 5-7 - awesome deal!! It was unique and tasty.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hyatt Hotel RestaurantMichluvs2dineVIPDined on 3/25/2014Nice experience for lunch and very attentive staff. Could enjoy a drink after work here. Not the most glamorous but a nice balanced wine list and menu can make for a good meeting point with friends or work associates.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AverageSurprisedDined on 3/23/2014Average food and average service. The choice of food items was a bit sparse. I thought it would have been waffles and more lunch items, but it wasn't. Its also not enclosed so people are walking by as you eat. Not ideal dining.
- Sunday in the Citymomof4Dined on 3/23/2014Had a nice raunch here- nothing over the top, just nice and service was great.Special Features:
- Great BrunchjnddVIPDined on 3/2/2014The brunch was great not a lot of choices but just enough and what they had was very well done and presented in a good fashion nice Sunday AM to spend with the familySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome with "A"!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/23/2014Absolutely wonderful brunch spot! Exceptional food, service, staff, ambiance. .... the whole package!!!!! See ya next Sunday!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gem of a findLaLaDined on 2/23/2014Went for bruch that included either mimosas or bloody mary bar. Great value and the servers are not stingy with the alcohol. You could get an omlete and single mimosa somewhere else for great food selection and unlimited drinks here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This was a very good brunchJvmurphDined on 2/23/2014This was a very good brunch with unlimited bloody mary and mimosa bar.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Reservation DisasterDISAPPOINTMENTDined on 12/21/2013The waiter was great, food was okay but the self-claimed manager was rude.Upon, arriving there, The so-called manager and two female workers started making rude insinuations. If the restaurant opens for brunch at 11:00AM, why would I make a reservation for 9:45 AM? Albeit, the manager claimed to be fully booked, there were still over 3 tables empty by the time we were seated at an uncomfortable area and up till the time we departed, those tables were still not occupied.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday BrunchFAMILYFUNDined on 11/10/2013This is restaurant is great for Brunch for couple or group of four. It is very small but the food was good. We were there for my sister's birthday which included ten family members so we could not have Breakfast together but the services were great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A bit disapppointedstellaDined on 10/20/2013For a brunch on the Mag Mile I was disappointed. There was a skimpy selection of foods and those that were offered were not really the usual suspects. No scrambled eggs, french toast, pancakes or oatmeal...all of which are yummy crowd-pleasers at most brunches. Soup was offered and salmon, neither of which really appealed. They had a nice selection of nuts and toppings, but no yogurt or oatmeal to put them on so I am not sure what one was to do with them. The pastries were delicious and there was a beef stroganoff that was very tasty. The restaurant was nice and bright and wait sttaff was friendly. This buffet selection needs some tweaking.
- Great hotel foodsofiadujourVIPDined on 10/19/2013Delicious buffet brunch with unlimited bloodies and mimosas for $25! As a hotel guest this seems excessive but from a normal diner perspective (compared to other brunches in the area) it's a great deal.Gourmet and healthy salads, LAMB CHOPS, Bloody Mary bar, mimosas with multiple fruit purées...and many more. Also! Sushi happy hour from 5-7 (50% off). Not too many creative maki, but the fish is fresh- chefs sashimi platter is the best deal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch-Bought a DealBrogDined on 10/19/2013I bought a deal for two to brunch and took a friend of mine for a fancy meal and shopping excursion. It was very enjoyable and the staff was super friendly. Valet parking was only $12 for dine-in. The Bloody Mary bar is a must do. The only downfall I came across was there wasn't enough food for vegetarians. We both are vegetarians, so I'd suggest that they add in a hot plate of Eggs Benedict without the ham bottom, or something like that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- At my server's recommendation,MCC7VIPDined on 9/22/2013At my server's recommendation, I had the linguini and it was delicious! Service (by Josh) was terrific.
- The food was superlative,BrentCVIPDined on 12/30/2012The food was superlative, and the service was outstanding!Special Features:
- The Place was empty on a MondayScottVIPDined on 12/17/2012The Place was empty on a Monday night. We arrived at 7:30 p.m. and saw no other diners the entire evening. The menu and food was okay, but offered nothing particularly out of the ordinary. Staff was attentive, but we were the only guests.
- Food was disappointingKarenDined on 12/7/2012We were disappointed in the food at Caliterra. We decided to have an appetizer and salad as the menu was very limited and not appealing. The salads were fresh and enjoyable. We had the shrimp dish - warm shrimp over an icy salsa. The shrimp were good but the rest of the dish disappointing. Also ordered the edamamme humus. The flavor was off and it was very oily. We did not eat much of it.
- Very nice restaurant withCoreyDFVIPDined on 12/2/2012Very nice restaurant with great window views just a block away from the Magnificent Mile!Special Features:
- Hidden GemNancyVIPDined on 12/1/2012This has become one of our favorite restaurants. The service (our waiter was Tom this visit), the food & the atmosphere were perfection. We have been here on several occasions & have enjoyed it each time. They will be doing some remodeling in the future & may revamp the menu style. I hope the great quality & atmosphere continue remodeling is completed.Special Features:
- Food and service were outstanding.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/22/2012Food and service were outstanding. It was quiet because it was Thanksgiving evening so mostly just travelers I think.Special Features:
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- Will come againOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/13/2012My husband and I stated at the Hyatt for our anniversary. We dinned at their restaurant and will definitely go again. As foodies, we pay close attention to detail. The food was perfect! Our waiter was extremely nice. Food: we had the roasted chicken- very moist and juicy. The rib eye steak was cooked very well and the chimichurri on top made everything delicious. The best dish there was the herbed risotto. A must try! Next time we go, we will definitely try their full lemon risotto. Drinks: their house sangria was so good we took some back up to the room. Their drinks are pricy but they don't skimp on the amount of liquor they put in. Just ask for little ice.Special Features:
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Three New "Promotion Acts" Under Jurisdiction of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministry (September 25, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
The last three acts of the 2014 regular Diet session, promulgated on June 26, 2014, were ...
Topic: Agricultural practices; Agriculture and food; Aquaculture
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Geographical Indication Act Promulgated (September 24, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Japan's Geographical Indication (GI) Act was promulgated on June 25, 2014. (Act No. 84, 2014, ...
Topic: Agriculture and food; Trademarks
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Other Professionals Expand Practice Areas, Lawyers Displeased (September 17, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Although the total number of lawyers (bengoshi) who can represent clients in the courts is small ...
Topic: Administrative law and regulatory procedures; Lawyers and legal services
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Sentence by Lay Judges (September 04, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
On July 24, 2014, the Supreme Court of Japan rendered a controversial decision on sentencing in ...
Topic: Criminal procedure; Sentencing
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Supreme Court Rules Even If No Blood Tie, Parent/Child Relationship Remains (August 15, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Japan's Supreme Court decided on July 17, 2014, in two similar cases, that the legal father-child ...
Topic: Families ; Paternity
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Cabinet Adoption of Constitutional Interpretation Allowing Japan to Engage in Collective Self Defense (August 04, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Japan's Cabinet adopted a resolution on July 1, 2014, that allows Japanese Self Defense Forces (SDF) ...
Topic: Constitution; Military law; National security
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Possession of Child Pornography Finally Punishable (August 04, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Since 2008, the Japanese government has pushed for an amendment of the law to make the ...
Topic: Crime and law enforcement; Crimes against children; Pornography; Sex offenses
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16th National Holiday Added (July 15, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Japan's National Holiday Act was amended on May 30, 2014. (Act No. 43 of 2014; ...
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Support for Raising Children of the Next Generation (June 24, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Because of the country's low birthrate and problems arising from a shrinking population, since 1994 the ...
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New Laws for Healthcare and Medical Strategy (June 10, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
The Act to Promote Healthcare and Medical Strategy was promulgated in Japan on May 30, 2014. ...
Topic: Health; Health promotion and preventive care; Medical research
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New Water Circulation Basic Act (May 20, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
The Water Circulation Basic Act was promulgated in Japan on April 2, 2014. (Act ...
Topic: Forests; Natural resources; Water resources
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Promotion of Investment in Overseas Infrastructure Projects (May 05, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
Japan's Overseas Transport and City Development Support Service Stock Corporation Act was promulgated on April 18, ...
Topic: Foreign trade and international finance; Transportation and public works
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Support and Promotion of Amami and Ogasawara Islands (April 24, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
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Gang Member Convicted of Fraud for Playing Golf While Hiding His Gang Membership (April 18, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
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Basic Law on Measures Against Health Problems Caused by Alcohol Intake (February 05, 2014) by Sayuri Umeda
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Topic: Alcoholic beverages; Health
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Government Employees Permitted Leave to Accompany Spouses Abroad (December 24, 2013) by Sayuri Umeda
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Topic: Administrative law and regulatory procedures; Officials and employees
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Renewable Energy Production to Aid Agricultural, Forestry, and Fishing Villages (December 18, 2013) by Sayuri Umeda
The Diet, Japan's parliament, recently enacted the Act on Promotion of Generating Renewable Energy Harmonized with ...
Topic: Alternative and renewable resources; Energy; Energy efficiency and conservation
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Severe Punishment for Drivers Who Have Seizures in Certain Traffic Accident Cases (December 11, 2013) by Sayuri Umeda
The Diet, Japan's parliament, adopted a law in November 2013 that imposes stricter penalties on reckless ...
Topic: Crime and law enforcement; Driving while intoxicated; Motor vehicles
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Government Discusses How to Deal with "Revenge Porn" (November 20, 2013) by Sayuri Umeda
In early October 2013, an 18 year-old Japanese high school girl was killed by her ex-boyfriend. ...
Topic: Crime victims; Crimes against children; Internet; Pornography
Jurisdiction: Japan
Supreme Court Gives Out-of-Wedlock Children Equal Inheritance Rights (September 24, 2013) by Sayuri Umeda
Japan's Supreme Court ruled on September 4, 2013, that a Civil Code provision granting half inheritance ...
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Katherine Heigl Named Most Desirable Woman 06/24/2008by Steve Marsi at . Comments
Grey's Anatomy star Katherine Heigl may not be the most popular person on the set, or the show's fan sites, given her recent comments about the hit series. But she was named the world's Most Desirable Woman by Askmen.com!
The remainder of the top 10, as ranked by that website, were Alessandra Ambrosio, Kate Beckinsale, Eva Mendes, Jessica Alba, Scarlett Johansson, Jessica Biel, Rihanna, Marisa Miller and Adriana Lima. Not shabby company for Katie.
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These guys obviously don't know what she's like. At face value she is pretty. Then she opens here mouth and it becomes a different story.
meh, i dont really care. Now that we see wat she's really like, and i dont agree with this anyway....'most desirable woman' is sooo not Heigl.
Yep and I am elected Miss Universe :):)
Seriously?! How can she be the most desirable woman? Don't answer that.
KH probably WOULD have to pay to get elected at this point …with her falling popularity. She was Most Desirable when ?? To who ? MOST Desirable for a day or a week ? Big deal. These surveys keep changing. This one is old hat.
KH MOST desirable ??? snark .....to gay men ?? Dime a dozen.
Her acting on the other hand leaves a lot TO BE DESIRED. Who cares about her ordinary looks, when her acting has neither spark nor intensity. Lookswise, there are a million trillion more gorgeous women with classic beauty that would make this one look like a tired ole rag. She should get over being conceited about her looks, less so about her acting. Is not a nice person either....ha ..baking might be her best and only talent 'slong as she's Izzie. KH is soo not in the league of any good actor. Scarlet Johansson, Eva Mendes ?? What an insult to them. KH probably paid to get elected at this point ...with her falling popularity. She ain't even worth standing in the same dressing room with them. She is a fall-flat-on-her-face deadpan dingbat. What she should get elected for : 'Most boring female actor' this decade.
I personally don't see what is so great about her. She doesn't have the depth or personality that Ellen Pompeo, Sandra Oh and Chandra Wilson do. I would love to here more about them, than the ungrateful, whiney Katherine Heigl.
that's old news, and I don't agree ....
I have an indigestion because of toooooo much fuss around his woman 129 subjects on her on this site!!! After all she is NOT the leading character of this show!!!! She wants to be too much in the limelight she is working on my nerves.
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This page contains up to date information about the current state of each of the Seven Kingdoms and the Crownlands. Information on the State of Essos is available as well. It is currently 504AC, the fourth era, and Westeros is experiencing the end of Spring.
The North
Winterfell saw an attack of Others and the Night's Watch appears to be struggling with its defenses after the Lord Commander was recently executed for oathbreaking.
Ironborn raided along the coastline in the Third Era, but were fought back by the Mormonts.
The Spring Without Sun brought high amounts of snow to the North (almost as if the winter never ended). Waterways throughout the North (especially in the area of the Neck) were swollen or flooded, but now summer is coming.
The current Lord Paramount, Jojen Stark, rules from Winterfell.
The Vale
Hill tribesmen have been uniting and forming alliances. The Spring Without Sun caused waterways in the lowlands of the Vale to flood. Banners have been raised for the Iron Throne after the Reach declared independence.
The current Lord Paramount, Nathaniel Arryn, serves as regent for his infant nephew.
The Riverlands
The Riverlands were burned and pillaged by Aeron Greyjoy after refusing to bend the knee to the usurper. They have seen the most warfare of any kingdom, and crops have been destroyed.
Bandits, notably the Burning Hand's Men, have become a serious problem in the Riverlands.
The Riverlands were hit the hardest by the Spring Without Sun. Rivers and waterways were swollen or flooded, a large amount of crops were lost to both the rains and bandits, refugees accumulated in the towns and some brought with them disease, most notably the bloody flux. The bridge along the Gold Road crossing the Blackwater Rush and the bridge at Fairmarket are both gone, swept away by the flood. At Riverrun, where the Tumblestone and the Red Fork meet became a lake.
Their Lord Paramount was removed and Lord Edwin Frey was recently appointed to the role and rules from the Twins, though his nephew Brynden Frey seeks to claim the paramouncy for himself. He has obtained the King's consent and has rallied major lords to his cause.
The Iron Islands
In 500AL, the Iron Islands emerged from a civil war pitting House Greyjoy against House Harlaw in the First Era. House Greyjoy was victorious and House Harlaw now suffers high taxes and intense scrutinty from their liege.
The Spring Without Sun led to stormier seas than usual, making travel by boat difficult even for the ironborn. The already violent currents that surrounded the Iron Islands were even stormier, but now summer is coming and the seas are calming.
Alannys Greyjoy rules in the shadows for her son who formally holds the lord paramountcy. They have raised their banners for the Iron Throne and the Iron Fleet is sailing to the Reach to fight against the Hightower rebellion.
The Westerlands
The Westerlands saw little war in its lands during the Ascent of the Lion. The Iron Islands guarded Lannisport during the war, and Damon Lannister sits the Iron Throne.
Waterways and rivers were swollen or flooding during the Spring Without Sun, and the Westerlands experiened loss of crops in the countryside. Refugees and diseases plagued in its main towns and several mines collapsed and remain in disrepair, halting the production of gold and silver. Banners have been called for the Iron Throne in the brewing war against the Reach.
Lord Aemon Estermont holds the title of Warden of the West until the birth of a Lannister heir.
The Reach
House Hightower overthrew House Tyrell in the First Era during the War of the Ascent of the Lion, killing all of the males in the direct line of descendents. The upper areas of the Reach experienced flooding due to the Spring Without Sun.
Lord Gylen Hightower recently declared the kingdom independent from the Iron Throne, naming himself King of the Reach. He holds King Damon Lannister's sister, Ashara, hostage in the Hightower.
The Stormlands
The Stormlands experienced a rebellion during the war of the Ascent of the Lion. Many Baratheon loyalist lords were executed or had their children taken as wards, and House Connington seized the Lord Paramountcy.
The Spring Without Sun led to stormier seas and flooding. Rivers and waterways were swollen, and the Stormlands experienced a high numbers of refugees, loss of crops, and disease. Now, however, summer is on the horizon.
They currently enjoy an uneasy peace under the rule of Lord Orys Connington.
Dorne remained neutral during the recent war that placed a Lannister on the throne and its troops saw no combat. During the Third Era, the kingdom aided Lys in a war against a Braavosi sealord bent on conquering the free cities. Dorne remained mainly unaffected by the Spring Without Sun.
Princess Sarella Martell holds the paramouncy and has a strong alliance with the Queen of Westeros, who she secretly helped crown in place of the former queen.
The Crownlands
In the First Era, the Golden Company was given land in the Crownlands and swore their allegiance to the Iron Throne.
The Crownlands experienced both flooding and refugees. The Spring Without Sun led to destroyed crops and the Bloody Flux amongst the smallfolk, but now summer is coming.
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Manchester City midfielder Samir Nasri is strongly considering the possibility of retiring from international football after he was left out of the France World Cup squad, the Guardian has reported.
French national team coach Didier Deschamps opted against selecting Nasri in his 23-man squad, which was announced on Monday. He did not even make the stand-by list either, despite helping Man City win the Premier League and the Capital One Cup this season.
Nasri's omission comes partly as a result of his turbulent relationship with the French football hierarchy, with Deschamps suggesting that he would not be a team player in Brazil.
The 26-year-old, who has 41 caps to his name, was also left out of the 2010 World Cup squad by then-boss Raymond Domenech, and he admits that this latest snub has left him pondering his international future. He said: "It's a little bit hard to accept. I need to take some time now to think about the national team because it's been twice now that they take away a World Cup from me.
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DLRC Showcase & Symposium and 10 Year Anniversary Celebration
January 27, 2014
The DLRC invites you to join us for an afternoon of information and conversation. The objective of the DLRC Showcase & Symposium is to highlight the mission of the center and to help you better understand how the DLRC can partner with you to enhance your STEM research and proposals.
This year's event will have a special focus as we celebrate our ten year anniversary with past research highlights and exciting future directions.
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Funeral service to celebrate the life of Betty Jean Christmas McGee Bradley, 69, of Lugoff, will be held at 2:00 PM Saturday, February 4, 2012 at Springvale Baptist Church with burial to follow in the church cemetery. Rev. Todd Horton will officiate. The family will receive friends Friday, February 3, 2012 from 6:00- 8:00 PM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Lugoff-Elgin Chapel. Memorials may be made in Mrs. Bradley's memory to the Alzheimer's Disease & Related Disorders Association-Mid State-SC, 3223 Sunset Blvd., Suite 100, W Columbia, SC 29169.
A funeral service for Gillyard Percival Monroe, Jr., 86, of Elgin, will be held at 3:00 o'clock Saturday, February 4, 2012 at Union Baptist Church, 1177 Wildwood Lane, Elgin, with The Reverend Jerry B. Lewis officiating. Interment will follow at the church cemetery. Joe Hudson, Tommy Noland and The Men's Sunday School Class are invited to serve as honorary pallbearers. The family will receive friends prior to the service from 12:30 until 2:30 in the church gymnasium. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Union Baptist Church Gym Fund, P.O. Box 116 ...
Among the animals available for adoption at the Walter M. Crowe Animal Shelter are Rocky, a 2-year-old male Labrador/husky mix dog, and a 1- to 2-year-old female gray calico cat. The adoption donation includes spaying or neutering. The shelter, located at the south end of Fair Street and managed by the Kershaw County Humane Society, is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. The shelter is closed Sunday and Monday. For information on the shelter or to check for a missing pet, call 425-6016 or e-mail ...
I gave up television several years ago when I bid farewell to Jack Bauer and the final season of "24." Not sure why I was drawn to the series about a fictional counter terrorist unit and its main protagonist, Jack Bauer; perhaps it was the excitement of watching the unit diffuse major terrorist attacks in merely one hour of real time in one very bad day. Other than sports, worthwhile news and the occasional "Office" episode, I've chosen to put the box on the back burner.
The following are menus for Kershaw County schools for the week of Feb. 6-10:
Prospective employees interested in working for the Kershaw County School District (KCSD) may now submit their job applications using the online Applitrack system on the district's website.
I am very appalled; I thought that with our economy in the condition it is in now, how can the people of Camden and surrounding areas be so set on having a Y, to bring in visitors, friends and whatever else they can think of. In my opinion, this is pure greed. I have no intentions of leaving anyone out; this includes all proprietors, lawyers and Indian chiefs and let's don't forget the mayor and his committee and all the rich. It's too bad the economy hasn't hit you all yet but don't worry, it ...
Henry M. Williams, Jr., (Mackey) and Ann Graves Williams will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on February 3, 2012. The couple was married in Columbia, South Carolina on February 3, 1962. They were high school sweethearts at Camden High School and have made Camden their home.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jones of Lugoff, SC, formerly of St. Albans, WV, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
Storage One has partnered with Camden Elementary School of the Creative Arts (CESCA) to show appreciation for all the school does for its children. When a new renter mentions CESCA, a portion of their first month's rent was given to the school. On Monday the owner of Storage One, Josh Denton (left) presented a check for $150 to Camden Elementary Principal Ed Yount for this effort. Storage One of Lugoff and Camden plan to continue this special for CESCA and look forward to expanding their partnership to Lugoff Elementary School.
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After his team lost to Hartsville last Friday night, Camden High boys' basketball coach Ron McKie said his team needed to sweep its next two games in order to have a good chance of returning to the AAA state playoffs.
It is two weeks and counting for patrons who purchased reserved parking spaces and/or grandstand boxes for last year's Carolina Cup races to renew their order for the 2012 edition of the event.
November 4 is past, and statewide elections have been decided. As I have discussed in earlier columns, I am always intrigued, and even a little amused, with the amount of rhetoric that is aimed at education during election time. Now that the votes have been cast, there are a lot of important educational issues hanging in the air that will need to be resolved by newly elected office holders. The decisions made will have significant and lasting impact.
Dermatophytosis, otherwise known as "ringworm," is a fairly common fungal infection that can affect dogs, cats, and other animals.
This week is National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week and is being observed in Kershaw County with a series of local events. Organizers said they hope all residents will participate in at least one event or activity.
The Kershaw County School District (KCSD) earned an "Excellent" Absolute rating on state report cards issued today by the S.C. Department of Education.
The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its membership campaign for the 2014-15 athletic seasons at the school.
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What do you want to do with RD?
Hi, I would like to add the server role Remote Desktop Services to my 2008 R2 server.
When I attempt to install it, it warns me:
Does any one else run this on their main server? Should I be concerned?Installing Remote Desktop Session Host with Active Directory Domain Services is not recommended because allowing users to run programs on a domain controller can increase security risks and degrade server performance.
It is years since I have used terminal services - always used to use it on the frdc before.
We already have HyperV installed also on this server.
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What do you want to do with RD?
SO you wont want RD on the server - youll want to build a virtual Win 7 machine and allow them to RDP that.
Yup - don't use RDP for users on your DC! New VM with Windows 7 and plenty of power behind it.
As long as they're connecting to a different server it'll be fine, so a VM would work. Personally I wouldn't host that on my DC itself, but I don't think there's a technical reason not to.
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House | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 14
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New luxury contemporary idyllic retreats, securely nestled within the peaceful 5 star Altea Hills urbanisation at the base of the Sierra Bernia mountains.
Both bright, air-conditioned apartments have large terraces with stunning sea views across the bay of Altea whilst the larger penthouse features a spacious solarium on the upper floor.
In addition to the large communal pool and landscaped gardens, our guests have access to the fantastic facilities of the 5* Pierre et Vacances Altea Hills Hotel including 4 outdoor lagoon pools (plus 1 heated indoor), tennis courts, restaurants, spa and beauty centre (charges may apply).
Within a 10 min drive you can discover the old town of Altea, several 'Blue Flag' beaches, Greenwich Marina with its restaurants, bars and PADI diving school and the beautiful Don Cayo golf course. For the children, many world class theme parks are also on your doorstep.
Both spacious units have lift access and are beautifully furnished in a contemporary style. They include 37" wide screen satellite LCD TVs, DVD players (including films), PlayStation 2 or 3 plus games & WiFi.
|Sleeps up to 14, 5 bedrooms
|Car advised
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|Nearest airport: Alicante 58 km, Nearest railway: Altea 4 km
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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Both apartments have a large furnished terrace, accessed from the lounge and master bedroom.
The penthouse apartment has an outdoor sofa with armchairs and coffee table and there is a further patio set and sun loungers on the solarium. The solarium is also equipped with a BBQ.
The 2 bedroom apartment has a table and chairs on which to enjoy the terrace.
The landscaped garden and large communal pool are private to this complex. The pool has a separate shallow area for children to paddle in.
The Altea Hills Resort & Spa Hotel has 4 further lagoon pools including a walk-in children's pool and a heated indoor lap pool.
The hotel also has tennis courts, paddle courts, a squash court, gym and spa (charges may apply).
Access to the urbanisation of Altea Hills is security controlled, with further remote controlled gated entry security to this residence.
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A "Meet & Greet" facility is included in the rental cost.
Children are very welcome at both properties although care should be taken with youngsters near the open staircase to the solarium in the penthouse.
The beach towels supplied are solely for use on the apartment sun loungers.
The apartment can be accessed by wheelchair users from the lifts in the car park. The solarium in this penthouse is wheelchair inaccessible due to stairs, however the sun and view can still be enjoyed from the spacious terrace.
The Valenciana region
The province of Alicante, Costa Blanca on the east coast of Spain has reputedly one of the healthiest climates in the world with more than 300 days of sunshine per year. Winter daytime temperatures seldom fall below 10ºC and can in fact be high enough for sunbathing. At the height of summer average temperatures are around 30ºC but they can reach 40ºC in the middle of the afternoon!
To the north, the province includes the popular resorts of Gandia, Javea and Denia and to the south it extends to the development of Torrevieja. Around here marks the beginning of the Costa Calida.
A number of smallish resorts such as Moraira, Altea and Calpe are particularly popular with tourists. In contrast the high rise resort of Benidorm attracts some 5 million foreign and national tourists every year, the vast majority British.
Until the 1960s Benidorm was a sleepy fishing village, yet today in Europe only London and Milan have more skyscrapers than this mega resort.
A very short drive or brisk walk downhill brings you to the SH Altea Hills Resort and Salux Hills Spa with its four outdoor lagoon pools (plus one heated indoor), restaurant, café, tennis courts, health and beauty centre, set within a spectacular tropical setting. All of these facilities are available for either residents or guests staying in Altea Hills (charges may apply).
To keep the kids happy (and adults too!) there are plenty of theme parks. Terra Mitica Amusement Park and Rides, Mundomar Marine Animal Park, Terra Natura Wildlife Park and Aqua Natura Water Park are all near Benidorm (only 20 mins away). There are also two safari parks (Vergel and Aitana) in the Alicante area.
The area boasts many award winning 'blue flag' beaches a short drive away (awarded for their clear water). The lovely stretches at Altea and Calpe are particularly noteworthy. Calpe is only 9km away and is ideal for families as it has a long sandy beach and children's play areas.
Other attractions nearby include Altea old town (4km away), wine tasting at Jalon and the waterfalls at Fonts de Algar. Breathtaking views at Guadalest village, 'hanging' castle and lake are just 25 min away. The towns of Denia and Javea are also well worth exploring.
The stunning old town of Altea, with its narrow cobbled streets, has designer boutiques, art shops and a magnificent blue domed Church. In front of the church lies a beautiful plaza lined with restaurants and cafe/bars.
The large market that takes place on the seafront promenade of Altea each Tuesday is one of the biggest of its kind on the Costa Blanca.
This is an ideal location for walkers, cyclists and sports enthusiasts. Behind the apartment sits the Sierra Bernia mountain chain which offers beautiful hiking paths and old remains of the Moorish times. The back-country of Altea offers bikers and hikers endless options. There are two water sports centres serving Altea. Both offer diving (PADI), windsurfing, fishing, boat cruises and sailing. The Luis Campomanes Marina (the port of Altea) is only 5 mins away and is also home to many impressive yachts and cruisers, bars and restaurants.
There are 8 superb golf courses within half an hour of the apartments and many more within a 1 hour drive. The Don Cayo course (5 mins away) is a 9 hole course with spectacular views along the coast. Further afield there is a selection of 18 hole courses - including the challenging championship Nicklaus designed course at Villaitana, Benidorm (one par 72 championship and one par 62), the Olazabal designed La Sella course (near Javea), and the Ballesteros designed course at Oliva Nova (near Denia). There are also 9 hole courses at Benissa (Ifach) and Javea. It is always advisable to book tee times.
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