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1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Apartment Sleeping 2 To 4 People
Recently refurbished Chamois Blanc 308 is a stylish one bedroom apartment in the centre of Chamonix, directly opposite the main bus pick-up for access to the slopes. The apartment is on the 3rd floor and comprises of a living area, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and separate WC. The bathroom has a washing machine and there is a shower above the bath.
It comes with underground parking, ski locker and a balcony overlooking quiet gardens. There is UK TV and free WiFi.
The apartment sleeps up to 4 with a double bedroom and a sofabed in the living area which provides 2 single beds.
Skiing and snowboarding: Chamonix is one of the world's most famous ski areas, having hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924. Skiers and snowboarders of all levels are well-served in a variety of differing areas around Chamonix, including Brevent, Flegere, the famous Grands Montets and Domaine du Balme. The Mont Blanc pass also covers nearby areas including Les Houches, St Gervais, Megeve, Courmayeur and Les Contamines, all within an easy drive. Slightly further afield, but within an hour's drive are Verbier, La Thuile, Flaine and Les Carroz. Despite its reputation as an area for experts only, there are plenty of green, blue and red runs to satisfy beginners and intermediates alike. For the more experienced, Chamonix has miles and miles of adventurous off-piste, including the famous Vallee Blanche, an 18km experience from the Aiguille du Midi down to the town.
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Property Manager: Based in Chamonix since 2004, Mountain Base is a fully registered French business run by Andy, Andie and Matt. We are one of the only British run businesses in Chamonix to hold the Carte Professionnelle (no. 1497/07), which obliges us to maintain a Garantie Financière (cash bond) against which all our clients are financially protected. During the years, we have built up one of the largest rental portfolios in the Valley, from studios to large chalets, from les Houches to le Tour. Our team and partners are the best in the Valley and are here to make sure your stay is an enjoyable, memorable and hassle free experience.
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NEW YORK — A bankruptcy judge on Tuesday approved the sale of Twinkies to a pair of investment firms, one of which has said it hopes to have the cakes back on shelves by summer.
Hostess Brands Inc. is selling Twinkies, Ding Dongs, Ho Hos and other brands to Apollo Global Management and Metropoulos & Co. for $410 million. Evan Metropoulos, a principal of the latter firm, said in an interview that he wants to have the snack cakes back on shelves by June and that the brands could benefit from new flavors and other product extensions.
"There's no mistake, we've got to move smartly, we've got to move quickly," Metropoulos said.
He also said that comedians Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis are at the top of his "wish list" for potential pitchmen. But he doesn't plan on formally approaching anyone about marketing deals until after the sale closes in coming weeks.
Metropoulos, which owns Pabst beer, has already used Ferrell in its ads. Apollo's investments include the fast-food chains Hardee's and Carl's Jr., which is known for indulgent burgers and splashy ads starring scantily clad women.
Judge Robert Drain of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of the Southern District of New York also approved the sale of Wonder bread to Flowers Foods, which makes Tastykakes and other breads. Flowers, based in Thomasville, Ga., would also get Nature's Pride, Butternut, Home Pride and Merita as part of the $360 million deal.
Hostess has said the Justice Department is reviewing that sale.
The sale of Beefsteak to Grupo Bimbo was also approved. Grupo Bimbo makes Entenmann's cakes and Thomas' English muffins and is paying $31.9 million for the regional bread brand.
A separate hearing is scheduled for April 9 to approve the sale of Drake's cakes, which include Devil Dogs and Yodels. Hostess picked McKee Foods, the maker of Little Debbie snack cakes, as the buyer for those brands at $27.5 million.
Taken together, a Hostess spokesman said 29 of the bankrupt company's 36 bakeries were sold as part of the transactions. It will be up to the new owners whether to hire back the thousands of workers who lost their jobs when the company went out of business.
Mark Semer, a spokesman for Metropoulos, said the firms would hire "the most qualified employees for each of our facilities, and this certainly includes many excellent, former Hostess workers."
The bakers union for Hostess, which had previously objected to the sales, said in a statement that it shared the enthusiasm exhibited by the new owners to bring Hostess brands back to shelves quickly.
The Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union said it believed "our highly-motivated and skilled workforce will serve as indispensable partners in the seamless re-opening of factories."
The Teamsters, which was the company's largest union, appeared less optimistic.
"The liquidation and sale process has only insured that the brands may live on — none of the buyers have made any comments to employ former Hostess workers let alone honor the terms of conditions of their employment with Hostess — in fact they specifically stipulated that none of the obligations carry forward as part of their bids," the Teamsters said.
Hostess closed its factories in late November following a strike by the union. The company had been struggling financially for years.
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Extreme weather like the drought currently scorching the western US and the devastating floods in Pakistan in 2010 is becoming much more common, according to new scientific research.
The work shows so-called "blocking patterns", where hot or wet weather remains stuck over a region for weeks causing heatwaves or floods, have more than doubled in summers over the last decade. The new study may also demonstrate a link between the UK's recent flood-drenched winter and climate change.
Climate scientists in Germany noticed that since 2000 there have been an "exceptional number of summer weather extremes, some causing massive damage to society". So they examined the huge meanders in the high-level jet stream winds that dominate the weather at mid-latitudes, by analysing 35 years of wind data amassed from satellites, ships, weather stations and meteorological balloons. They found that blocking patterns, which occur when these meanders slow down, have happened far more frequently.
"Since 2000, we have seen a cluster of these events. When these high-altitude waves become quasi-stationary, then we see more extreme weather at the surface," said Dr Dim Coumou, at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. "It is especially noticeable for heat extremes." The intense heatwaves in Russia in 2010, which saw 50,000 people die and the wheat harvest hit hard, and in western Europe in 2003, which saw 30,000 deaths, were both the result of blocking patterns. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change concluded in 2011 that extreme weather would become more common as global warming heats the planet, causing both heatwaves and increasingly severe rain storms.
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) The ball kept creeping toward the hole, falling right and almost searching for the still-in-place pin.
As it took its last couple of rolls, Alabama senior Trey Mullinax let out a yell.
There would be no 18th-hole dramatics. Heck, the Crimson Tide didn't even need the last match Wednesday at Prairie Dunes.
Mullinax's eagle from the fringe on the par-5 17th gave the Crimson Tide its second straight national championship with a 4-1 victory over Oklahoma State.
Mullinax caught coach Jay Seawell in his arms before being mobbed by all of his teammates, except for Cory Whitsett, who celebrated in the 17th fairway while winning the anchor match.
"I was just focusing on speed and trying to get the ball as close to the hole as I could, and it went in," Mullinax said. "It's a dream come true. It felt good. I'm not going to lie."
As the team took its first pictures with the trophy, Seawell said only two words: "Roll Tide!"
That has been a theme for college golf recently. After finishing second in 2012, Alabama has won two straight titles.
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Seawell said he spent the morning thinking about seniors Mullinax, Whitsett and Bobby Wyatt, who each won their matches.
"I cried three times before we played today," Seawell said. "This is their legacy. They played for their legacy, to be known as one of the great teams in all of golf history."
About halfway through the championship matches, things were almost dead even, standing 2-2-1.
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The most impressive performance of the day came from Alabama freshman Robby Shelton. He birdied six of the last seven holes, including a winding putt on 18 for a 1-up victory over Zachary Olsen.
"I went to the national championships last year and thought it was the coolest thing in the world," the 18-year-old Shelton said. "It's amazing to be part of it."
Wyndham Clark gave the Cowboys their only point in the third match, beating Tom Lovelady 3 and 1. An errant drive on 17 by Lovelady led him to concede on the green just moments before Mullinax's heroics.
While Mullinax's 2-and-1 victory over Ian Davis sealed the championship, Whitsett was 2-up over Jordan Niebrugge as the two stood in the 17th fairway just in case.
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An hour later, Seawell was still emotional.
"It was `One Shining Moment' today," he said. "I've never dreamed this big, to be part of something this special."
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GRAND THEFT AUTO: LIBERTY CITY STORIES is the first GTA for the PSP that's based in a fictional NYC. There's something perfect about being able to take what's essentially a driving game on the road with you. Not to get all Kerouac on you, but like Kerouac, the makers are trying to work in revelations, not just story. You're Toni Ciprini, a tough introduced in GTA III, and you do the gritty bidding of Mafia warlord Salvatore Leone. That in itself isn't revelatory. But it's a deep gaming experience, almost as multi-faceted as the console versions, one of the best the PSP has to offer. Here, you've even got multiplayer action (not just single player as in the console versions). And you've got a system that easily locks onto your foes when you want to do them the requisite sadistic damage. All that evil on one tiny PSP disk. Pretty "Last Exit to Brooklyn," huh?Check out reviews of all the latest and greatest games (updated every week), along with past faves in NYC Guide.
There is a certain creepy, meticulous, lurid quality to the Spider art of Louise Bourgeois. Like, when you go to the cavernous Dia:Beacon and see "Spider," all enclosed and adorned, you feel the hairy arachnid creeping inside you. You get that same feeling from Soul Calibur III, probably the best fighting game ever made. After you play it, it lives inside you. Now, what distinguishes the Soul Calibur III series is its artful attention to story and its careful consideration of the most minute detail. There are some games, just a few of them, that can be called artnot just tech art like some Ipod-like gizmo from Wired, not just popular art like a cartoon from Spain Rodriquez. In Soul Calibur III, the art is so rich on alls levels from gameplay to graphics, it could be displayed in the Gug.
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Prep: 15 min. Bake: 35 min. + cooling
2 slices white bread, cubed
2 tablespoons raisins
1 egg
1/2 cup evaporated milk
3 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons sugar
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
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By: Jonathan Patrick Halloween should be filled with good, albeit strange, music. Horror film soundtracks provide the most suitable gateway to such enjoyment. From grotesque to gorgeous, these represent our ten favorite offerings (in reverse order). Enjoy.
This adaptation of Brontë braves lines of color
The Orange County Film Society screening of the sorta-silent, black-and-white, buzz-deserving The Artist Monday night drew a packed audience to the historic Lido in Newport Beach, insider stories from executive producer Richard Middleton and supporting actors James Cromwell and Penelope Ann Mille ... More >>
Joyfully resurrecting Hollywood's past, jabber-free
Are We Done Yet?; Firehouse Dog; The Page Turner; The Reaping; The TV Set


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Online retail giant Amazon launches new smartphone.
Pet pig's squeals alert family to house fire.
The Burkburnett Volunteer Fire Department is in the running to win big bucks, and you can help them win it with a simple click of the mouse.
Two separate fires kept Wichita Falls firefighters busy Wednesday afternoon.
Firefighters spent two hours late Monday night battling flames that fully engulfed at a Wichita Falls house.
One man is taken in to custody early Friday morning after a Wichita Falls church is found vandalized.
Burning school bus rolls dangerously close to firetruck as driver rushes to move vehicle.
Marlow Fire Department officials say two people died a house fire early Saturday morning.
Hundreds of people fled to shelters as a wildfire threatened an entire town outside Amarillo.
A fully-involved structure fire was reported in the 500 block of W. 3rd St. around 10:40 p.m. Sunday.
A Wichita Falls dog escaped a house fire in the 1400 block of Redbud by hiding in a firetruck. She wasn't found until hours later.
Multiple fire departments were called out to a house fire early Thursday morning.
Authorities say Wednesday night's severe weather caused an 18-wheeler to burst into flames on Highway 287.
Visitation has been canceled at the Wichita County Jail Annex for Wednesday and Thursday.
Crews are battling what started out as a large grass fire off FM 171.
At least one family is displaced - and two houses damaged - after an early morning fire.
Strong winds did not help crews battling a house fire Wednesday afternoon on Peterson Road.
A three alarm fire at a Wichita Falls home is under investigation.
Students at a Michigan high school torch a statue of Frosty The Snowman as a way to say good-bye to winter.
Two Boston firefighters killed Wednesday battling massive nine-alarm inferno.


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17 January 2014
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Looking for a place to swish your circle skirt, clink martini glasses, and celebrate the highly anticipated season four finale with other Mad Men fanatics? Well, look no further, as the Bell House is putting on a soiree even the Drapers would be clamoring to attend. Be prepared for delicious cocktails, liquor, and vintage hors doeuvres. DJ Miss Mary Clancy will be spinning 60s soul and rock so you can shake your tail feather in a way that might get you in trouble with the boss. For those who decide to dress up, a costume contest will be held and prizes will be offered (and, lets be honest, who wouldnt want to get dolled up in Joans or Rogers classic wardrobes?).
Sun., Oct. 17, 8:30 p.m., 2010


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A delicious Middle Eastern sweet pastry.
For a delicious French-inspired treat, the Pain de Gêne (which translates to 'almond cakes') are deliciously rich and taste as good as they look!
Get a bit creative with this very special piggy pops, perfect for getting the kids baking and having fun!
For a decadent treat that's sure to impress, the layers of heavenly moist chocolate in this cake are sandwiched together using pink vanilla buttercream and delicately finished with pretty Wafer Butterflies
Cake Pops are always a great hit with children, so they are great for a birthday party!
Clodagh McKenna's take on a lighter Summer cheesecake
A light and Summery sweet from Bon Appetit's Oliver Dunne
From: The Afternoon Show
A tasty use for the average spud!
From: The Afternoon Show
A treat that the kids are sure to love!
A delicious melted treat.