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Tib Street, Piccadilly, Manchester City Center, Manchester, M4 1SH, United Kingdom – Show map
1.the location is great close to everything you need. 2. staff are friendly.
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location free WIFI
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Location was what I expected. Could walk to the train station in 10 minutes.
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It was in a good location
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The location was very nice. Close to the main shopping and restaurant areas as well as an easy walk to the Manchester Arena.
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I really liked the location. Very close to Picadilly Gardens, shopping, and train station.
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the hotel was very clean
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Tha staff were helpful.
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The prices of the rooms it's ok
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The hotel was nice, staff friendly, was close to the centre.
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Next to Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester's center, this hotel features 2 restaurants and a health club with a swimming pool and hot tub. Manchester Piccadilly Station is just a 10-minute walk away.
Guests can relax at the Britannia Sachas Hotel's Spindles Health and Leisure Club, which includes a steam room, sauna, and fully equipped gym. Guests can also enjoy drinks at the bar.
All of the rooms at the Britannia Sachas feature light, modern decor and provide private bathrooms. Rooms also include TVs and tea/coffee-making facilities.
Italian cuisine and homemade pizzas are served in the Overstuffed Pizzeria, and traditional English dishes can be enjoyed in Jenny's Restaurant. The hotel has a fun and vibrant bar for a lively atmosphere, however the Diner Bar is a more relaxed and informal setting.
All of Manchester's central shops and amenities can be reached within a 15-minute walk, and The Arndale Centre is just a 5-minute walk away. Manchester Airport is a 30-minute drive away, and the MEN Arena is just a 10-minute walk from the property. Old Trafford Stadium is less than a 15-minute drive away.
Manchester City Center is highly rated by guests for: Great for Wine, Meeting New People, People Watching
We speak your language! Hotel Rooms: 223, Hotel Chain: Britannia Hotels. This property has been on Booking.com since Sept 1, 2006.
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Private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed) and costs GBP 17 per day.
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the hotel was very clean
the shower did not work. the kettle did not work and the main light did not work this was a room with no window & had only reading lamps the beds had only 1 pillow each no spares in the wordrobe. The breakfast was cold. The coffee was very weak
Tha staff were helpful.
The Hotel was very tired and desperately needed a make over.
The prices of the rooms it's ok
Most of the rooms don't have window
The hotel was nice, staff friendly, was close to the centre.
The room was nice, although it was cold and didn't get very warm; the room seemed dark as the lights were only lamps.
The central heating in the room was not working, however a heater was provided after I complained.
Meals reasonably priced. Staff pleasant and friendly. A clean environment
Was woken up by a knock on the door at 5:20 a.m. by a member of staff delivering food to the wrong room. Room - far too hot. Unable to control temperature.There was an extremely large fan supplied which was too noisy to use. Couldn't lock the room properly at night. Lock damaged. Furniture threadbare in places and some fittings had seen better days. Lift would only carry a limited number of people particularly if they had luggage. Was kept waiting several times.
central location
The room without a window. Didn't know such rooms exists in hotels
Room not heated (in January!) - given a noisy portable fan heater so I had to choose between being warm & sleeping; I wasn't told that the pool was closed for maintenance until I got down there - this was the only reason I chose this hotel after a bad experience previously; taps not working in bathroom; poor TV reception - only one watchable channel.
Whilst very dated, much like the rest of the train, this one is not to bad and clean.
Don't even bother with the free WIFI
The hotel was perfectly situated for the reasons my partner and I were staying. Close to everything we needed and the price wasn't too bad but did not feel I got what I paid for.
The staff didn't seem to understand basic English which surprised me in a hotel ... In England. I work in hotels myself and I am pretty sure that if you live and work in a certain country, you should be able to understand the countries own language better ??The room was ok but really looked like a blast back to the 60's and the room wasn't exaclty the cleanest. I booked an executive room and personally do not feel that the room we got was worth it. It was hidden away in the corner and very dark even with the lights on and the heat was unreal. I like heat but even I struggled to sleep.
The proximity of the hotel to city centre, transport and shops.
Below average housekeeping and customer service.
The location was perfect for a night out in the Northern Quarter. Good value for money, everything we needed for one night out.
Our room had no window and it was super hot! We made sure the heating was off but it didn't make a difference. Not really a problem as was only staying the one night.
Decent room
Too many rooms without windows, air conditioning not great
Location is perfect, the hotel was lovely and warm and the rooms were a good size. The staff were friendly and helpful.
Staff was very nice, welcoming and helpful. really close to canal street
Of im been picky bathroom could have done with a new coat of paint or touching up a bit.
Central location made seeing key aspects of the city easy.
Room was cold (it was January) and the heating system seemed ineffective. No ventilation working in the bathroom, shaver point not working, dripping tap in the bathroom. Changing rooms out of order in the leisure club - which is really small anyway. Dining room looked very basic - did not use. Whole hotel smelled of stale smoke.
Handy for city centre
Bathroom dated shower was pathetic
The hotel was in a handy location for the area we needed to be in. The staff were friendly and helpful and the room was clean.
Our toilet leaked when flushed, this seems to have been happening for some time.The breakfast was cold which was a shame as the hotel experience was good till then.
Location is good for MEN and shops
Poor quality. Shabby decor. State of the rooms. Wallpaper hanging off. Holes in ceiling and walls. Outdated furniture and electrical items. Cleanliness was poor.
Bed No room for a side table to fit between bed and wall Not particularly clean Limited bar facility, unable to put bar bill on room. Unable to accept credit card over bar. Bar tender doubling as painter and decorator at 11pm. generally tired hotel and needs urgent facelift. Pen marks and drawing over bedroom wall.
Convenient location. Warm, clean & comfortable room.
nothing that would stop me using again,
Excellent location
Breakfast not good tea and juice tasted awful porridge completely dried up


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God Is with Us (SATB Choral Score). Choir Sacred. SATB choir. Choral (Sacred); Choral Worship Cantata; Larger Works; Score; Worship Resources. Sacred. 104 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.36950).
ISBN 0739082515. Sacred.
God Is With Us is a celebration of a miracle: the appearance of God on earth in the body and human soul of Jesus Christ. C.S. Lewis calls this amazing birth "A grand miracle. Every other miracle prepares for this, or exhibits this, or results from this." The Incarnation is a sacred event so thrilling, so humbling, so mystifying that we must stand breathless in wonder and awe.
God Is With Us tells the Christmas story using choir, soloists and a scripture narrative. The accompaniment may be simply piano and/or organ. If you have the resources, the magnificent full orchestration is available for purchase (there is a smaller chamber orchestration as well). As is always the case with major works, Alfred offers recorded orchestral accompaniment.
God Is With Us is traditional in style, but features innovative twists and turns. It combines exciting and moving classical music by Faure, Beethoven, Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky and Billings with some of the world's most loved Christmas Carols. It begins with the awe-filled simplicity of Gregorian Chant and concludes with a fun, festive journey through favorite carols with a Nutcracker flair. And in between, one experiences indescribably beautiful music, worthy of the celebration of such a glorious and miraculous event.
God Is With Us is not difficult. It is intentionally composed and arranged with the average mixed choir in mind and it offers a heart-warming and joyful worship experience for choirs of all sizes and skill levels. Except for an occasional optional "high" note, vocal ranges are quite reasonable. The work is about 36 minutes long and is appropriate for churches with various worship traditions.
So, with boundless praise and thanks, we encourage you to join us in exclaiming: Alleluia! God Is With Us!
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Bedrooms | 3 |
Bathrooms | 1 |
Property type | townhome |
Minimum Stay | 3 - 4 nights |
Located in the heart of the old town of L'Isle Sur la Sorgue in a quiet street by the river just a 2 minute walk from the town's main square with its beautiful church and the famous 'Cafe de France' the town is bustling with it's it's beautiful waterways and it's many antique shops, cafe's, bars, restaurants, boulangeries and patisseries.
Our luxury village house has been completely renovated in winter 2012 maintaining all of the original features whilst offering modern comforts.
Maison Bijoux is perfect base to take long walks around the beautiful waterways of the village. The restaurants are second to none and the markets on a Thursday and Sunday are vibrant and exciting.
Relax in old world charm in a building which is over a century old but with with the comforts of modern life. Set in a quaint street the village house with it's beautiful blue shutters and flowering jasmine is very welcoming and inviting.
The accommodation is surprisingly spacious, light and airy set over 3 floors with a beautiful large roof terrace giving you outside space which is unusual to find in the centre of town.
The property has WIFI throughout plus a desk & chair for you to use your lap top or simply write post cards or read a book.
The beautiful and tasteful accommodation comprises of 3 bedrooms with ample closet and drawer space including egyptian cotton bedding for your comfort and the 3rd bedroom has a TV with Satellite channels.
On the ground floor there is a luxury kitchen with a breakfast table, fridge freezer, double sink, oven, hob and microwave and all the modern equipment and utilities you will need especially if you like to cook!. There is a seperate utility room which houses a dish washer, washing machine, dryer, iron & ironing board and a high chair.
The accommodation has a large TV room with two large comfy sofa's (including 1 sofa bed) a footstool, coffee and side tables plus a 46' TV & DVD Player with SKY & Satellite TV and a range of DVD's.
Up the beautiful stone steps to the first floor there is a very large bathroom finished in natural stone, with a double shower enclosure, beautiful stone sink and WC.
On the ground floor there is an additional WC for your convenience.
Enjoy Al fresco dining or just drinks on the beautiful roof terrace which has a beautiful table and 6 chairs, with it's views over the rooftops of the old town is a perfect way to watch the sun go down. It has a part covered roof and a sliding roof so you can enjoy complete shade or a bit of sun and shade, whichever you choose.
We have brand new heating throughout so it's cosy in the cooler months and we have fans for the warmer times.
There is plenty of parking on the road adjacent to the house running along the river plus a large car park opposite the river which is free of charge.
Although the accommodation can cater for up to 6 people it is also ideal for a couple or 2 and gives you plenty of room to have your own space & peace and quiet should you need it.
L'Isle Sur la Sorgue is accessible from the A7 autoroute. There is a train station in the town plus the TGV station at Avignon is only 25 min utes by car. The nearest airport is Avignon which has seasonal flights and the larger Airport of Marseille is an easy drive of around 50 minutes.
My husband and I are from Wales in the UK. We have been travelling to France for years but stumbled across Provence about 12 years ago by chance. We were intrigued by the place and 5 years ago were married in Gordes. Our wedding planner brought us to L'Isle sur la Sorgue to visit the florist and we fell in love with it, we are both antique lovers as in the UK we live in a house which was built in 15th century and is full of antiques. It was also so vibrant and beautiful with all of the scenery and waterways. This year we bought our first house which we have completely renovated 'Maison Bijoux'.
Kimberley Fry purchased this townhome in 2012
We loved this property because it had the appearance of being small but was actually quite spacious inside. We bought the house off a French artist who obviously loved the house because of it's light on the upper floors and the wonderful roof terrace. It was essential for us to have an outside space. It was also essential for us to be in close proximity of the main town so we could walk to bars and restaurants and in the evening stumble home!!
The little touches that made us fall in love included the peace and tranquility looking out over the roof terrace, the quaint kitchen when the light floods as the shutters are opened in the morning.
Located in the heart of the Vaucluse, surrounded by the Luberon/Alpilles yet only 20 kilometres from Avignon, 45mins from Aix-en-Provence, and 1h from Marseille. From here you can enjoy every delight both culturally and rurally that Provence has to offer including hilltop villages, dramatic coastlines, bustling cities, tranquil lavender fields and vineyards.
In July the nearby (20min) Avignon turns into one big theater festival with hundreds of plays to watch
Marseille with it's lovely old harbour is just one hour away and is famous for it's Boullabaisse (fish soup).
15 minutes away you will find one of the great mysteries of nature, Fountaine de Vaucluse. For most of the year all you can see is a deep blue pool of water at the bottom of towering cliffs. But during spring or very heavy rainfall it lives up to its name, with water gushing out at 200m3 (52,000 gallons) every second - this is one of the largest springs in the world.
The Grottes de Thouzon Caves, 1.5 km northwest of Thor, were discovered in 1904, and are in excellent condition. A feature of the caves are beautiful golden fistulous stalactites. A nice break when the temperature climbs above 35C in the summer.
In the 50s, Jacques Yves Cousteau came with a submersible to explore the depths but did not find the bottom. Since then a probe has made it to a sandy bed at a depth of 308 metres (1010 ft) but the spring itself comes from somewhere even deeper. It is said that all the rainwater from the Luberon and other surrounding mountains comes out of this one source, making a catchment area of 1100 square km (425 sq. miles).
Every Sunday: Vide Grenier/Brocante (flee markets) in nearby villages.
Sporting events: Tour de France, Football, Rugby tournaments.
Festivals from June-August with the choice of daily events taking place throughout the region.
Feu d'artifice (fireworks) in Monteux in mid August
Randonee at Mont Ventoux or in the Luberon valley.
A paradise for road and mountain biking.
Windsurfing, waves (1h30) and flat water (1h) when the Mistral blows.
Scuba diving (1h) both nature and wrecks.
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The ease of checking in
Too many conferences scheduled the day I was there which led to extraordinary wait times for the elevator
Great location, decent breakfast, very nice staff
You have to pay for parking, just be aware of that
Administration was helpful. Hotel clean. Good value for cost.
Under construction.
Good location for what i needed
No issues
The staff was so friendly and helpful. Clean, quiet room. I will definitely stay there again!
Beat up room, desk clerks often away from the front counter
Frig sink.. Micowave.. Clean room and bed.
Small garbage can
The staff was friendly and the room was comfortable.
The appearance of the motel is heading downhill. And the entire three days I was there the key card machine was down, which means every time I needed to get in my room a staff member had to come up with me to the fourth floor and let me in. It felt very confining.
Bathroom was updated nicely and Ned was comfortable.
Area by the sink was a little small when trying to open/ close door but overall great value
Great location. Wonderful, friendly staff. Very clean and comfortable.
Because parking is at a premium in that area of Evanston, we had to valet park and it's expensive.
loved that everything was within for the most part in walking distance
That you still had to pay for parking when you stayed at hotel and had to pay for three days when only stayed two.
Room was comfortable and clean. Everything I needed was available. Only a 6 minute cab right to Gino's East for the classic Chicago Deep Dish experience.The hotel staff was friendly and helpful, and there were lots of events happening!
The TV wasn't working correctly. Channels wouldn't update and the room service menu wouldn't load. There was a bit of nickle and dime-ing as well.
The Hyatt is consistent in quality service and features. I stayed here for a conference that was down the street. I got in early and a room was not ready and needed to have some breakfast. The wait staff were fabulous, told me I could stay with them as long as I needed and offered to check with the front desk on the readiness of a room. The Bell Caps took care of my items and locked up my stuff because I had a lap top, Red was a great place to eat, great staff. There is courtesy transportation from Ohare every 15 minutes. There is a mall about .6 miles away, an easy walk or a $6 cab ride. The blue line is a 10 minute walk away.
A room was not ready when I arrived and the front desk offered to take my number down and would call me when it was ready, I never received a call. The person I was traveling with received free WI FI (not a priority member) and i had not. It could have been end user error but even when I used the code my travel partner had, it would not work. At check out, the front desk did credit me. I simply recommend to anyone to ask about the free WI FI to save the hassle of $15 for a basic connection.
we were delightfully surprised to find that the hotel had a free "shuttle" when we were headed out for dinner. It really wasn't a shuttle …. more like a very nice, well dressed young man driving a nice sedan to our location. A great touch! The doorman was awesome as well. Very personable, approachable, and helpful.
The art collection was great.
The noise traveled into the rooms from the hallways. It was very easy to hear my neighbors going in & out of their rooms in the morning.
The air conditioning was blowing hot air rather than cool air. Very hard to sleep and noisy dice we had to open windows just I keep from suffocating in the heat. Room service was expensive and terrible.
Spacious suite, excellent staff, polished appearance, good wifi connectivity
Lack of a business center (not really a "business hotel")
Very comfortable and convenient stay. Multiple options for parking, including a public garage attached by a covered walkway for $13 a night. If you will be coming and going a lot throughout your stay, they validate your parking so you don't pay above the $13 a day. We also thought that the small snack and sundries area was surprisingly well stocked with a good variety of food, drinks and toiletries, including microwavable dinners, salads and beer. We found it to be a good resource in a pinch. We did not stay long (24 hours) and were very busy during our stay there so we did not get too much time to explore the area, but it appeared to have a lot of nice shops and decent eateries within walking distance. On Saturday we woke up to see out our window that a huge farmers market had set up right across the street. We were bummed we did not have time to explore that but it looked excellent.
Breakfast not included for price of room, but there is a typical continental breakfast type deal.
FREE PARKING! Room was clean, price was fantastic, close to everything.
Overall appearance could use some updating
Excellent in every way. Quiet, clean, cozy. Staff pleasent, prompt, not intrusive, just provide what is needed expediousously and with grace.
Location was great!!!! Nice rooms eventhough a little small. However it was very clean and everything worked perfectly. Staff was very helpful!!!
Restaurant service was a slow.
Less than a mile to the Allstate arena and about 2 miles to the outlet mall. Great location for having a fun night out.
Very rude staff. The front desk attendant acted as though we, the customer, were an inconvenience for wanting to check in and ask if the complementary shuttle included a ride to the Allstate Arena. A member of our group called the front desk later that day to ask another question and was treated rudely yet again. If you are looking for cheap rates close to specific attractions and don't let rude staff spoil your fun, then sign up for this hotel. If you want to be treated like a paying customer who is trying to enjoy a relaxing vacation, avoid this place. Very rude staff. The hotel is older, so the years of smoking are soaked into the hallway. At least that's how it smelled. The room did not smell like this, but the temperature was difficult to regulate. The beds served their purpose, but there was no comforter. Just a thin blanket between two sheets. The room gave a dingy/unclean feeling from the walls to the carpet. I will definitely try a different hotel next time I visit.
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So im now 10dpo and 11 days past trigger.
My FRER from yesterday morning is the top one, the middle one is this morning and the bottom is this evening.
On the internet cheapies, the bottom is this evening, the next two up are last night.
Am i able to get hopeful or is it just the trigger? Arrrgggghhhhhhhh im so impatient!!
ive added some inverts too!
Again, HUGE apologies for the HUGE pics, photobuckt is a pain in the arse!
I agree! Great patterned fade, and now the line returning. I'd say you had a successful cycle!
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WOOP WOOP!!!!! Looks like a BFP to me!!! CONGRATS!
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I agree with the others. I think that's a BFP!! I know everyone is different, but I found the trigger would be out of my system in less than 10 days. It's been awhile now, want to say 7/8 days. Anyhow, at 11 days past trigger I'd say that's the real deal! Congratulations!!
Such a beautiful fade and return! Congrats Hun!!
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Mirages: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anais Nin, 1939-1947
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- Publisher: Swallow Press
- Format: Hardback | 440 pages
- Dimensions: 157mm x 236mm x 43mm | 771g
- Publication date: 1 November 2013
- Publication City/Country: Ohio
- Edition: Unexpurgated
- Edition statement: Unexpurgated
- Illustrations note: black & white illustrations
- Sales rank: 327,971
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Mirages opens at the dawn of World War II, when Anais Nin fled Paris, where she lived for fifteen years with her husband, banker Hugh Guiler, and ends in 1947 when she meets the man who would be "the One," the lover who would satisfy her insatiable hunger for connection. In the middle looms a period Nin describes as "hell," during which she experiences a kind of erotic madness, a delirium that fuels her search for love. As a child suffering abandonment by her father, Anais wrote, "Close your eyes to the ugly things," and, against a horrifying backdrop of war and death, Nin combats the world's darkness with her own search for light. Mirages collects, for the first time, the story that was cut from all of Nin's other published diaries, particularly volumes 3 and 4 of The Diary of Anais Nin, which cover the same time period. It is the long-awaited successor to the previous unexpurgated diaries Henry and June, Incest, Fire, and Nearer the Moon. Mirages answers the questions Nin readers have been asking for decades: What led to the demise of Nin's love affair with Henry Miller? Just how troubled was her marriage to Hugh Guiler? What is the story behind Nin's "children," the effeminate young men she seemed to collect at will? Mirages is a deeply personal story of heartbreak, despair, desperation, carnage, and deep mourning, but it is also one of courage, persistence, evolution, and redemption that reaches beyond the personal to the universal.
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Anais Nin (1903-1977) remains an iconic literary figure and one of the most notable experimental writers of the twentieth century. As one of the first women to explore female erotica, Nin revealed the inner desires of her characters in a way that made her works a touchstone for later feminist writers. Swallow Press currently publishes sixteen other titles by or about Anais Nin."
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"The fifth volume in the unexpurgated series that is gradually replacing the earlier, sanitized edition of Nin's famous diary begins with her 1939 flight from war-shadowed Paris to New York and tracks her struggles to adapt to America and reconfigure her writing life. Here she records the intimate details of her long, profoundly complicated marriage to Hugh Guiler, or Hugo, her "jailer" and "lifesaver," and explicitly chronicles her descent into "erotic madness" as she conducts concurrent affairs that include a pragmatic liaison with critic Edmund Wilson and obsessive entanglements with much younger lovers and her "children," a coterie of gay men, including 20-year-old Gore Vidal. Exacting and eviscerating, Nin tirelessly dissects her desperate longing to be transported by love. A self-described "Dona Juana," she feels like Don Quixote until she meets Rupert Pole, who dispels her mirages and offers her the nurturing counterbalance to Hugo she needs. Nin--calculating, theatrical, and prodigious - provides cascading insights into the traumas that made her a "demon of intensity" determined to turn her life into a literary work of unique psychological revelation."--Donna Seaman, Booklist, October 2013 "In Mirages, she stands before us, stripped bare, unmasked, triumphant, among her cast of sacred and noires betes (Gore Vidal, Henry Miller, et al.) now revealed, by name, as who and what they were to her. Mirages exposes, reveals and humanizes Nin as much more than the sum of heavily edited parts." - Elizabeth Boleman-Herring, author of The Visitors' Book (or Silva Rerum): An Erotic Fable "Mirages provides a treasure of newly disclosed Nin sentiments. Nin transcends self-reflection and offers a glimpse into what women feel but are rarely able to articulate, whether about daily experiences, or love gained and lost. With intense passion, her powerfully seductive prose shares insights, observations, and confessions about the human psyche. Highly recommended." - Diana Raab, author of Dear Anais: My Life in Poems for You "Henry Miller called her a 'masterpiece' and the greatest 'fabulist' he had ever known. Her brother Joaquin referred to her as a 'steel hummingbird.' As for me, she was a myth in her own time, the Scheherazade of the diary genre, and epitomizes Harold Bloom's observation in Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human, to wit, 'Romance, literary and human, depends on partial or imperfect knowledge.'" - Barbara Kraft, author of Anais Nin: The Last Days and The Restless Spirit: Journal of a Gemini "The celebrated diarist, novelist and electric personality reappears with all the fire of her eroticism in pages untouched by a Bowdler or a Puritan... Readers will find Nin a most entertaining companion - her multiple simultaneous relationships with men, her gleefully graphic descriptions of sex acts... In one late entry, Nin complains, mildly: 'My world is so large I get lost in it'; readers will do the same - and gratefully so." - Kirkus Reviews "At times desperate and suicidal, (Nin) finds life more fulfilling when it conforms to her dreams - a series of mirages she conjures to avoid reality, the horrors of war, and an America she finds abysmally immature... Nin fans will embrace the book's emotional intensity and sensuality." - Publishers Weekly


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4.7 Room cleanliness
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Northern Virginia
Great old hotel and location
Posted Jan 23, 2015Location: Only a block from the Sydney Harbor, Circular Quay, the Opera House, and the Rocks.
Very much enjoyed our stay at the Intercontinental. The location is terrific, the hotel is beautiful, and the staff was very friendly. Highly recommend.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Hilton Head, SC
Great location for walking Sydney
Posted Jan 22, 2015Cons: Only wish they had complimentary coffee in early AM.
Location: Opera House, Ferries to Zoo, the Rocks, Botanical Garden
Just steps to ferries, The Rocks, Opera House, many restaurants / attractions. Very nice on premise restaurant and great views from the "special place" on 31st floor.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom new zealand
We all enjoyed the hotel for comfort and location
Posted Jan 20, 2015Pros: Location , then comfort,,and staff were all wonderful
Cons: Food prices in restuarants
Location: Close for Circular quay trains ,ferries and food outlets
Food prices were a bit expensive so 8 guests in our party all ate elsewhere unfortunately which then split up the group as we all were wanting something different.However the food court opposite in the AMP building was exce.llent but not open at the weekends!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom 日本
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for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom UK
Great Hotel
Posted Jan 17, 2015Pros: The Concierge staff were fantastic, they recommended some great restaurants, best way to get around and their huge knowledge of places to visit.
Location: Mr Wongs chinese restaurant with great tasting food and so interesting to watch food being prepared. Opera House is must and the tall ships sailing.
Good size rooms, very clean with a fantastic view, book a harbour view room it is well worth it. The staff could not do enough for you with really prompt service.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Calgary, Alberta Canada
Posted Jan 16, 2015Well located, so close, walking distance to many wonderful venues. Very comfortable.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom sydney
Nice hotel. Close to everything.
Posted Jan 10, 2015Had a lovey time. Children loved the pool and the breakfast buffet was amazing.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
top accommodation
Posted Jan 6, 2015Pros: The Service provided.
Location: Excellent location close to amenities and attractions.
There were a few things that happened over the 3 nights but these were rectified by management as soon as they were notified. I would definitely stay again.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom portsmouth uk
Great views, close to sydney harbour
Posted Jan 5, 2015Pros: Everything
Cons: Cheaper parking for long term residents
Location: Central location , minutes from circular quay which is the main transport hub for trains buses or ferries
Nothing was to much problem for the staff at the hotel, loved this hotel and Sydney so much would definitely book this hotel again. Don't hire a car if staying in Sydney though use the buses or a taxi to the airport as parking is very expensive
for Familiesby A verified travelerfrom UK
Great hotel excellent location helpful friendly st
Posted Jan 4, 2015Pros: Quality and location.
Cons: Nothing
Location: Very close to Sydney opera house and opposite botanical gardens and Sydney museum.
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Solomon is a majorly pessimistic, hard-done-by hero in this brilliantly witty slice-of-Jewish-life black comedy.
James Zennor, having been mentally and physically scarred from fighting in 1930s Spain, is stuck at home for the Second World War.
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We had a good turn out at the Technet beer and pizza event in Reading this week. Thanks for all your kind comments. I said that I would post the slides so here they are. I'm having a few issues with anonymous access on my support site so if it asks for credentials just cancel and it should let you in anyway. The final link to the archive on the Technet site will be here (should have the deck there by next week).
The demos I covered were:
I also prepared a demo on Project Portfolio Manager Server 2007 which I ran out of time to show. I will be recording some more of these to add to the collection of blogcasts.
Some good questions on the night:
The best comment goes to a chap who asked why, in 2007, are we still using a floppy disk as the icon for "save"???? :-)
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You are trapped in a room and the only thing you can do is think.
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A blind man finds himself in a dark and treacherous place, he follows the mysterious cries for help, oblivious to what lies beyond.
Blind is a dark puzzle platformer where the player character is blind. You have to rely on your 'sonar' and a ball that you can throw to map out the level, avoid spikes, and get to that mysterious cry for help at the end of the level.
Arrows or WASD = Walk & Climb
Space = Jump
P = Pause
Mouse = Throw Ball (hold button to charge throw)
Q or Shift = Flip Switch
R = Return to Room Entrance
Art and animation by Peter Maslencenko aka idiot-monarch
Coding by Omar Shehata aka 4urentertainment
Music by Will Vaughan aka GelflingProductions
Sorry for the stupid dashes in the title. The name 'Blind' was already taken.
Not Bad
This isn't horrible but it suffers from a few problems. For example, I would found it a lot smoother of the jump button was up instead of the spacebar. Also the medals appear to be broken as I have gotten the first medal but it hasn't appeared on my page. And the ball doesn't seem to help that much but it REALLY helps that this game has a walkthrough. On a side note the game itself somewhat reminds me of Closure by Stargore. Without those flaws I might of given this game a 10 but this game is decent otherwise.
A wonderful concept, awkwardly executed
I think the issue here is that it conforms too much to standard platformer conventions, although i can't see exactly where I personally would go about altering it, a variety of tools as well as just the ball would make for a more interesting game.
My dislikes here are the controls, particularly the use of the mouse and keyboard in what - I think the majority of reviewers agree - should be a keyboard-only game. The pitfalls, traditional platformer stereotype, are unnecessary in what is more or less a puzzler.
I think as well that the lack of variation in environments are noticeable; although the character cannot see, perhaps a variety of sounds and textures would be interesting, as well as offering the potential to add to some puzzle elements (e.g. hollow walls, rough grippy surfaces)
other than that, bravo on the originality, and the music is simply wonderful
Could've made music less scary but boring
Go bored and annoyed but I saw where u were going.
It had a pretty concept but you hindered any possible enjoyment with bad controls and in general not thinking if this game would actually be fun, next time make something else
Glitched and annoying.
Well, first off, I suffered through the entire game just for the medals... and they don't work.
The concept is good, and meaningful at best, but putting the concept into the form of a flash game just isn't plausible. It simply wasn't fun. There's a very fine line between challenging and annoying.
Also, there's a game-breaking glitch that made it a lot harder to finish. About halfway through, the ball simply stopped working, leaving me to navigate by trial and error.
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Editor's Note: Karalen L. Morthole is a senior majoring in political science at Catholic University of America.
By Karalen L. Morthole, Special to CNN
I have been a Catholic my whole life. Baptized as a baby and confirmed in the seventh grade, I attended weekly catechism classes and received a Jesuit education. Never once did the opinion of the church on a person's use of contraceptives surface.
In high school, I was prescribed birth control to balance my hormones. I suffered from terrible mood swings that had negative effects on my relationship with my family and got me into trouble with teachers. I also experienced menstrual cramps so painful as to be debilitating; sometimes, they left me unable to move.
My mother, a devout Catholic, had no problem with my taking birth control, because she recognized the dramatic effects this simple medication had on my life. Birth control gave me a new, healthy and balanced way to live. As a 22-year-old woman, I am able to think more rationally because of birth control.
Teachers at the Jesuit high school I attended urged students to protect themselves when they became sexually active, to use condoms to stamp out the risk of contracting a viral sexually transmitted disease that would affect the rest of their lives. Some would criticize my teachers for that, but I thank them. My peers and I were taught by caring and realistic teachers with experience making decisions to promote their own health. Some had seen the horrors of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Birth control, condoms and emergency contraception have all served their purpose in my life, because each work in different preventative ways. Birth control has aided my mental health, giving me a clearer head; condoms have protected me from contracting diseases from sexual partners. Emergency contraceptives were there when I was uncertain about whether I'd become pregnant and needed reassurance. I'm not ready to raise a child on my own.
Even though the official Catholic Church teaches against contraceptives, I do not feel immoral using them. They've allowed me to live my life without the fear of unwanted pregnancies or deadly diseases.
My religion has played a large part of my life, laying the groundwork for my personal relationship with God. It has taught me how to respect others, be a human with integrity and help those in need. Catholicism is a beautiful religion that supports family values and tolerance of others and leads us to serve others, a teaching I've adapted into my everyday living. The Catholic Church does an exceptional job standing up for those who live in poverty and suffer injustices.
But on contraception, the Catholic bishops have taken a stance that violates the basic rights that affect millions of Catholics across the country and shows a lack of concern for women's health.
It is disheartening that the Catholic bishops were so opposed to the Obama administration's decision to require religious institutions like hospitals and colleges to provide their faculty, staff and students with access to reproductive health care, which includes birth control, emergency contraceptives and condoms. Even after the White House announced a revised policy Friday that exempts religious institutions from having to pay for the contraception coverage, at least one bishop voiced disgust. The U.S. bishops said in a statement Friday that it's "too soon to tell whether and how much improvement (there's been) on core concerns."
The bishops have gone so far as to threaten to cease health care coverage to the faculty and staff at my college if it's forced to comply with the Affordable Health Care Act.
Even though the church will not support women's health needs and denies them opportunities to care for their physical and mental health, it does apparently condone other uses for condoms. In 2010, Pope Benedict XVI endorsed the use of condoms for male prostitutes, saying condoms "can be a first step in the direction of a moralization, a first assumption of responsibility," and could help "in the intention of reducing the risk of infection."
In my view, any sexual activity that spreads deadly diseases is sinful because it shows complete disregard for human health and human life. The Catholic Church believes that condoms negatively impact the sexual lives of men and women, preventing reproduction and the creation of life.
I believe that condoms are, in fact, pro-life. They help women and men act responsibly in regards to the spread of HIV/AIDS. Condoms also prevent unintended pregnancies that could result in abortions, another issue that the Catholic Church has strong views about.
As a Catholic, I stand with President Obama's decision to require religious institutions to provide access to contraceptives. I believe that birth control can be used by religious people without having a negative effect on someone's faith. Catholics value human life. I believe that includes acknowledging the rights of women to take care of our bodies.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Karalen L. Morthole.
hatas gon hate.. lovahs gon love.. and you gotta still keep doin ya thang! do what you believe in yadadaimean?
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Oh, goodness. I haven't read all of the comments, but I have to hope Karalen will read some of them. Her views are not in accord with Catholic teaching, thus she is not a Catholic. As someone wisely pointed out in the comments, the Catholic Church is not a lay church. It is built on centuries of apostolic tradition passed down from age to age in the fullness of Christ. To go against any of its teachings willfully and intentionally simply because one doesn't "feel like" XYZ is a sin, is to condemn oneself. Karalen, please do consider reading the Catechism yourself, reading Humanae Vitae, and deeply immersing yourself in prayer and Scripture. This is no issue to take lightly, as we are called by Christ to set the "world afire" in his name, and if you are spouting off AGAINST what the Church has said is Truth, you are greatly blaspheming. Peace to you! I'll be praying for you and your classmates, who clearly were not well instructed in the ways of the Church.
Who are you to say who is a true member of the church or not? The fact that you support a church that supports and helps pedophiles does not say a lot for you as a person. The fact that you believe prayer says even less. Get an education in the real world and leave your 2000 year old way of thinking behind...time to grow up little girl.
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It's sad when people say they represent Christ and then support things like s-x before marriage. Also, this example of a reason to support birth control is lame. Sounds like she started taking it for a reason that's completely disconnected from its primary use.
I do not think it matters what its original purpose was. What matter is what its use is today. The current legislation is how it is going to affect the future of the use of birth control.
I do not the Christ would care if someone was having s3x before marriage.
She's a phony Catholic.
Abortion as contraception ? or a as female genicide ?
A nurse was shocked to find that the woman who was in the hospital to have a child, had been in the hospital on two othe occassions, occassions to have abortions, why ? because the unborn children were female.
Karalen, no body is perfect, you writings are a good start to discuss these matters and the underlying logic in them. Some of your teachers appear to have filled your mind with questionable half-truths, and half-truth logic.
Its important for you and other christians to learn about half-truths, you see there are new types that have plagued mankind since the days of adam and eve.
You can check wikipeida with the new types of half-truths or a book, "The Caesar Squitti Code"
For someone preachinga bout half-truths, I wouldn't cite wikipedia as a source. Anyone can change, edit or add to wikipedia. That alone makes it full of half truths. Find a better source to strengthen your concerns, which I think could actually have a strong basis behind them.
Karalen L. Morthole, come out of the closet...you are an atheist..you just have to admit it to yourself..youre life will be so much more fun.
jesus loves me, this i know. and no one can ever take that away
I do agree with Jill Moore that it is insane for someone to say they are a devote Catholic and then ignore CORE values of the church. Now I'm agnostic and I do NOT support the Catholic church but it is folly to say one is XYZ and then ignore the CORE values of XYZ. These people need to grow up and LEAVE the church.
Also the RCC is NOT a lay church. The leader of the church could care less what the lay think. So the lay need to either be good little sheep or GET OUT OF THE CHURCH. I highly recommend the latter.
The leader of the church could care less what the lay think. So the lay need to either be good little sheep or GET OUT OF THE CHURCH Not so. One is allowed conscience, but that conscience is to be formed knowing what the True teachings of the Church are, knowing the love behind them, and why it is taught the way it is. If she (and you and I for that matter) understood the love within the Most Holy Trinity and how that love is life-giving, one can begin to understand what love is, the gift of self involved, I do not believe she could remain in her present position. If one is a Catholic Christian in particular, one can look at Christ's body on the cross to know the kind of self-gift you and I are called to. In any case, a Catholic is expected to know what the teaching is, and why the Church says before saying it is wrong and invoking quote unquote conscience. Unfortunately, she has not received proper teaching. And that is why she who taught her is guilty of the far greater sin. As one's aeternal soul is on the line, I do not understand why people are so sloppy in trying to understand what the Church says before saying it is wrong. With sincere charity for all on this blog...
My mother, a devout Catholic, had no problem with my taking birth control........I am sorry to inform you of this but your Mother was no devout Catholic if she had no problem with you taking birth control. I do hope you read these comments because you are grossly misinformed. I will be praying for you and your mom.
Well Said Jill...so many phony Catholics.
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Located in Lujiazui, this hotel is 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Shanghai Children's Medical Center and within 3 mi (5 km) of Jin Mao Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum and Dongchang Road Ferry Wharf are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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This is all stainless steel, including the dial face, with a glass face cover, and it comes with a stainless clip so you won't have to cobble one. It is easy to re-calibrate by adjusting the nut on the stem (instructions are included -you might want to calibrate it even before its first use, since vibration in shipping can affect the setting). We have a new page with ideas about how to make a clip yourself. And Ken David's book Home Coffee Roasting has thermometer ideas too.
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Very friendly! Very clean...would stay again.
All was great
Enjoyed my stay...clean, comfortable and friendly. We are definitely coming back.
Great location...Well maintained hotel...NOTE: The lady who takes care of the Breakfast Buffet and coffee is a class act. Well maintained, clean and a real credit to the hotel chain.
The television apparently wasn't cable. There is a long delay when changing the channel and the viewing was disrupted regularly.
Everything was great
I didn't have any problems
Pool, price for location to downtown charleston
Breakfast order was never acknowledged or brought, elevator broken, other guests seemed to have continuous dissatisfaction, no soap dish (weird, I know, but crucial when you don't have one), sleep number beds, sleep number beds that no longer function, overall seemed to be covering up the negative details, which still shown through
The staff were extremely attentive and very friendly. The roof was large and well appointed, with a very comfortable king sized sleep number bed.
The hotel had an elevator down the entire weekend.
Very clean and the staff was wonderful
Everything was good
It was cozy
The breakfast wasn't really breakfast, it was a muffin in a plastic wrapper and coffee
It is a new and/or very well maintained facility with excellent breakfast, adequate parking, and a friendly and helpful staff. The rooms are proportionately large for the price, and they are nicely decorated, comfortable, with a great bed, adequate desk and work area, and nice bathrooms.
It located well away from the downtown area, and it is a little hard to get out to the street if you are going back to the interstate. Taking a closer look, one can go out on a side street which meets the main street at a light. But coming straight out of the parking lot is difficult.
Appreciated everything about the Hilton after bad experience at another hotel the night before! Friendly, spotlessly clean, quiet, etc. Stayed in another Hilton the next night on our trip we were so impressed! Adjustable level of soft/hard on the mattress was nice!
Friendly staff, clean and spacious rooms, quick check-in and check-out.
Room was spacious, clean and very comfortable. Breakfast served daily was a nice feature with a variety of choices from cereal, fruit and yogurt to eggs and sausage. The location was very easy to access from I26. Nice amenities for leisure or business travel. Staff was friendly.
Clean and helpful staff Easy to get to places/ Charleston right off bypass
Cannot think of anything
The outdoor amenneties veru relaxing
No mini fridge
Clean, spacious room.
I was really pleased with everything about my stay. My only complaint would be that the morning of check-out, the hotel was super noisy. Someone upstairs was either heavy footed or moving furniture, but since I was already awake, it was not a huge deal.
It was Very Clean and the Breakfast was great!
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Thanksgiving is fast approaching, and what better way is there to work off those calories than a mad dash for that last high-end tablet reduced down by a fraction of its normal cost? The chaos of Black Friday strikes every year, and it only takes a look at the upcoming deals to understand why. Best Buy has released a preview of what discounts to expect in just a few weeks, and there are perhaps enough offerings on hand to make an Android fan line up outside the store right away.
Anyone looking to snag a portable Bluetooth speaker might want to head over to Tech.Woot, as the site is currently selling a refurbished Braven 570 portable Bluetooth speaker for $29.99. Sure, it's a used product, but considering that this device would normally set you back just shy of $100 (even on Amazon), today's deal lets you get the same speaker for one-third of the price.
Tech.Woot's offer will only last for thirteen hours or until all of the units are sold, and there's a limit of three per customer.
Guys, this is pretty nuts. GameStop is apparently trying to get rid of its remaining 2012 Nexus 7 stock, so it's slashing the price down to a Benjamin till they're all gone. That's a hell of a deal, especially considering KitKat is just around the corner for this device. And it'll probably run better than ever on KK thanks to Project Svelte.
If your local GameStop is already out of stock (they're all running low apparently), we're hearing that Staples will price match, so you should be able to grab it for a hundred spot at either place.
Best Buy has a handful of deals targeted at college students that are bound to put a smile on a smartphone enthusiast's face, even if none of them actually help anyone with their education. Some of these offers preserve more money than others, with the Chromecast's $29.99 sales price saving customers only $5 bucks. On the other hand, or should I say - wrist, Best Buy is cutting $30 off the price of the Pebble smartwatch.
Frequent fliers breathed a sigh of relief when the FAA ruled that most electronics could be used from takeoff to landing, and Amazon was a big part of that decision. To celebrate they're having a one day sale on two 7-inch Kindle models, the new Kindle Fire HDX and the year-old Fire HD. Enter the code "ThnksFAA" (note spelling) at checkout and you can take 15% off the regular price.
There's a lot to like about Motorola's Verizon-specific DROID line. They don't have the most groundbreaking specs, but they're covered in Kevlar and they feature Motorola's excellent radios and battery life. If you're looking to get your Active Notifications on for not much cash. Amazon has some massive discounts on the three new models. New Verizon customers can pick up the long-lived DROID MAXX for $69.99, and svelte DROID Ultra or the compact DROID Mini for just a penny.
It's been a busy 24 hours since Android 4.4 KitKat and the Nexus 5 were announced. You probably stayed up all night reading the news and furiously refreshing the UPS tracking page to see if your phone shipped yet. Well, relax. You have to come down from that KitKat high sometime, and what better way than with some nice, inexpensive apps and games?