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Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property, Uncategorized
Past Disparagement Results in Present Cancellation: REDSKINS Marks Cancelled by TTAB
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board ("TTAB") cancelled six registrations for marks consisting in whole or in part of the term REDSKINS for use in connection with a professional football team, because the marks were found to be disparaging to Native Americans at the time they were registered (between 1967 and 1990).
The Board found that when used in connection with football services, REDSKINS retains the meaning of "Native American." Videos of football games, newspapers, and press guides created between 1967 and 1990 established that the respondent "made continuous efforts to associate its football services with Native American imagery."
Federal Circuit Review – Nautilus, Limelight, and Alice (July 2014)
Supreme Court Sets New Indefiniteness Standard
In Nautilus, Inc. v. Biosig Instruments, Inc., Appeal No. 13-169, the Supreme Court vacated and remanded Federal Circuit's reversal of summary judgment because the Federal Circuit's definiteness standard was too lenient.
Biosig filed a patent infringement suit claiming Nautilus' exercise machines infringed its patent. Biosig's patent claims a heart rate monitor that includes a "live" electrode and "common" electrode "mounted . . . in spaced relationship with each other." The district court granted Nautilus' motion for summary judgment on the basis the claim term "in spaced relationship with each other" failed the definiteness requirement of 35 U.S.C. § 112, second paragraph. The Federal Circuit reversed and remanded, finding a patent claim meets the definiteness threshold so long as the claim is "amenable to construction" and the claim is not "insolubly ambiguous."
The Supreme Court held the Federal Circuit's test does not satisfy the statute's definiteness requirement and can leave courts without a reliable compass. The Court held a patent is invalid for indefiniteness if its claims, read in light of the specification and the prosecution history, fail to inform, with reasonable certainty, those skilled in the art about the scope of the invention. The Court emphasized this standard not only takes into account the inherent limitations of language, but also requires a patent must be precise enough to afford clear notice of what is claimed. The Court vacated and remanded to the Federal Circuit for reconsideration under the proper standard.
A Window into the Future for Apple's Trade Dress?
A few weeks back, Steve discussed Apple's recent applications to register a trio of non-verbal trademarks.
Spoiler alert:
This post contains the USPTO's ultimate decision regarding the registrability of the design and layout of various application icons as part of a computer operating system, using rectangular geometric figures in rows. However, it isn't a spoiler for Apple's applications referenced above (those applications have yet to be assigned to an examining attorney).
No, instead, I'm referring to a since-abandoned application that provides some interesting contrast with Apple's applications. In 2012, Microsoft filed an intent-to-use application for the mark shown below:
Barack Obama, Basketball, Intellectual Property, Job Searches, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Patents, Politics, Trademarks, Trusts and Estates
* "We're in uncharted waters." Following a split vote down party lines, the House of Representatives authorized Speaker Boehner to move ahead with his lawsuit against President Obama. [WSJ Law Blog]
* "Vultures! Don't take our pound of flesh." Despite last-minute settlement talks, it seems Argentina has defaulted on its debt for the second time in 13 years. Oopsie! [DealBook / New York Times]
* The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has added 19 additional schools to its law school clinic certification pilot program. IP is hot right now, so congrats if your school made the cut. [USPTO.gov]
* What are some of the pros of working before going to law school? Well, if you can't get a job after you graduate, you can go back to your old field, so that's a plus. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
* California probate attorneys' hearts were all aflutter following Shelly Sterling's win against her husband, specifically because of the new precedents the Clippers case left in its wake. [National Law Journal]
9th Circuit, Alex Kozinski, Blogging, Celebrities, Free Speech, Movies, Non-Sequiturs, Patents, Politics, R. Ted Cruz, Videos
* Court needed a Chinese language interpreter. Rather than find a professional legal interpreter, the judge just told the lawyer to head down to the local Chinese restaurant and grab somebody. [Legal Cheek]
* News from former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell's trial. As one tipster summed up the story: "Hon, I think I dropped my keys under that bus. Would you take a look?" [Slate]
* Everyone concedes Ted Cruz is smart. Why exactly? [Salon]
* A follow-up from a previous story: Connolly, Geaney, Ablitt & Willard shuts down after the foreclosure market that made them turned on them. [Mass Lawyers Weekly (sub. req.)]
* Interesting look at the volume of patent cases throughout history. Check out the troll phenomenon with charts! [Patently-O]
* More folks wasting time complaining about blog posts. [South Florida Lawyers]
* Clint Eastwood talks with Chief Judge Kozinski and Judge Fisher at the Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference. These days it's exciting whenever Clint isn't talking to an empty chair. Video embedded below… [YouTube]
2nd Circuit, 4th Circuit, Copyright, D.C. Circuit, Food, Gay, Gay Marriage, Health Care / Medicine, Immigration, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Rankings, Rape, Supreme Court
* Have you heard that Staci invited Justice Ginsburg to her wedding? [TIME]
* The Fourth Circuit welcomes Virginia to the fold of marriage equality. [National Law Journal]
* What might be the biggest insider trading case ever hinges on Greenberg Traurig. [New York Post]
* Most exciting of all is that we may never need to hear the depressing "copyright-free" Happy Birthday song ever again. [boingboing]
* With all the fire-breathing over the humanitarian crisis at the Mexican border, Texas Judge Clay Jenkins stands out for being reasonable. "I don't feel like we have to solve the border crisis for a terrified child to be shown some compassion." Why don't we hear about more people like Judge Jenkins? This article suggests there's a deeper problem with the media. [Dallas Observer]
* I've been beating the drum that the Obamacare cases aren't bound for SCOTUS because the D.C. Circuit will reverse Halbig en banc. The contrary view is that the Supreme Court may not let the lack of a real circuit split stand in its way. [Constitutional Accountability Center]
* Outrage over the government's school lunch health standards have Republicans fighting back at the state level. Remember, we need fatass kids because… freedom! [National Journal]
* The Second Circuit approved antibiotics in animal feed for animals that aren't even sick. Enjoy your superbugs! [Kitchenette / Jezebel]
* Judge allegedly fell asleep during a child rape case. It's not like it's an important case or anything. [Gawker]
* Gaming the rankings — not just for law schools any more. [The Kansas City Star]
* Karen Mantler can't afford her lawyer. And she's singing about it. After the jump…. [WNYC Spinning On Air]
Advertising, American Bar Association / ABA, D.C. Circuit, Health Care / Medicine, Legal Ethics, Non-Sequiturs, Patents, Pets, Racism, Supreme Court
* Proximate cause and the Incredible Hulk. Whatever, everyone knows Kirby was the real brains behind Palsgraf. [The Legal Geeks]
* Someone is having fun with their RFAs: Admit… that we are going to whip the dog piss out of you. We were specifically chided: "please don't say 'only in Arkansas,'" so we won't. You should feel free to say exactly that though. [Hawg Law Blog]
* Not really surprising, but patent trolling is the worst it has ever been. I'll sit here and wait for the New York Times to blame millennials. [io9]
* The most important Supreme Court decision you've never heard of! Well, except I have heard of it. In fact, there was a year-long college debate topic about it. But it's still important. [Washington Post]
* What's the appropriate sentence for having a dog off a leash? Confining the guy to a seven-county area? [LA Weekly]
* Things to do in Denver when you're a lawyer: allegedly scam a few million off a client. [Denver Post]
* Meet the lawyer who came up with the quirky reading that got the D.C. Circuit to temporarily derail Obamacare. [Wall Street Journal]
* Meanwhile, this title says it all about Halbig: "Well, Conjecture, Tendentious Misreadings, and Cherry Picking Are Kinds of Evidence." Pour a little out for Lionel Hutz. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* Everyday we (the ABA) hustlin'. [Law and More]
Books, Constitutional Law, D.C. Circuit, Drinking, Health Care / Medicine, Non-Sequiturs, Patents, Sexual Harassment, Television
* Have you all called the Breaking Bad law firm number yet? Because it works, so go for it! [Legal Cheek]
* How to make airlines more profitable: make everyone sit on bicycle seats! [Lowering the Bar]
* Ilya Somin explains why the D.C. Circuit's interpretation in Halbig isn't absurd. And it's not absurd. It just reflects the hilariously cynical conservative opposition to giving their own citizens tax breaks. [The Volokh Conspiracy / Washington Post]
* Ohio State fired its band director amid sexual harassment allegations. To fire a guy, Ohio State must have dotted every "i" in this investigation. [USA Today]
* Speaking of sexual harassment, the Navy's Blue Angels are the subject of a sexual harassment suit. And somehow it involves a blue and gold penis seen from space. [Slate]
* The Chevron battle over Ecuador continues. Turns out the star witness Chevron paid upwards of $1 million to testify took 50 days of prep to finally get his ever-shifting story straight. [Huffington Post]
* There's a new book out called Kate's Escape from the Billable Hour (affiliate link). We haven't read it, but apparently this tale of "a burnt-out, second-year attorney working in the dysfunctional world of Big Law" mentions ATL. So they definitely did their research. [Amazon]
* Watch a drunk guy give cops a lesson in Con Law. Video after the jump…. [Barstool Sports]
4th Circuit, D.C. Circuit, Gay, Guns / Firearms, Health Care / Medicine, Non-Sequiturs, Police
* Looming legal battle over the confidentiality agreement at the center of lawsuit over which team John Travolta plays for. [Gawker]
* The fallout from yesterday's Obamacare Appellageddon continues. The D.C. Circuit and the Fourth Circuit are going to have some awkward parties until this gets resolved. [Federal Regulations Advisor]
* Somebody got confused and thought that Stand Your Ground laws applied to protect black people. [News 4 Jax]
* In Louisiana, a justice of the peace is given public money to hire all their staff and buy all their equipment and pay themselves whatever salary they want out of the remainder. One guy had a very clever idea about how to allocate that money and it set off a legal fight. Oh, and apparently the best job in Louisiana is to be a constable. So now you know. [Times-Picayune]
* Do you know the 12 Rules of Client Service? Are you at least ready to fight over them? [What About Clients?]
* Newark police can't even come up with constitutional excuses for 75 percent of what they do. [Slate]
* Lululemon figured that patent trolls were onto something and patented its clothing designs and aggressively pursues anyone who dares design a tank top with a built-in bra. Who would ever have thought of such an original idea? [Jezebel]
* The University of California is increasing non-resident enrollment for budget reasons. Law schools presumably follow suit. [TaxProf Blog]
Biglaw, Boutique Law Firms, Intellectual Property, Litigators, Patents, Small Law Firms, Technology
Beyond Biglaw: When You Need It, Build It
Would you be interested in getting automated alerts of new docket entries and opinions in the cases you are monitoring? A boutique law firm might have the solution for you.
Copyright, Debra Wong Yang, Education / Schools, Gay, Law Schools, Non-Sequiturs, Police, Religion, SCOTUS, Sexual Harassment, Supreme Court
* Man claims his former employer discriminated against him because he was an atheist. Yep, this Hobby Lobby thing isn't going to have any repercussions at all. [Lewiston-Auburn Sun Journal]
* Speaking of atheists and SCOTUS, the Court may have authorized the Town of Greece to get all religiousy at town board meetings, but an atheist is stepping up to the plate to deliver an invocation. Freedom of religion does mean he gets a turn. [Rochester Homepage]
* There's an icky sexual harassment story coming out of an elite L.A. school. And they've hired an elite law firm to investigate. [Gawker]
* Cops do hear some pretty funny stories when they pull people over. [Legal Juice]
* If you're out of work, here's an idea: this solicitor-to-be posted a selfie with a pigeon on Facebook and got an offer — along with a lot of publicity. [Legal Cheek]
* Is the future of legal education online? Perhaps the better question is, "How will law schools overcharge when they no longer have brick-and-mortar facilities?" [Tipping the Scales]
* A judge explains that incest and pedophilia aren't such big deals anymore because gay people are accepted. Wow. [Jezebel]
* Are you keeping up with Kirby v. Marvel? Because Jack Kirby's estate is making a run at the Supreme Court in a case that affects billions. Embed below… [Bloomberg]
Biglaw, Boutique Law Firms, Intellectual Property, Patents, Small Law Firms
Beyond Biglaw: The Limits Of Lawyers
Lawyers, it's not all about you.
How Patents Are Stopping Your Microwave From Being Awesome
Just another super awesome product being blocked by a broken patent process.
Animal Law, Biglaw, Copyright, Non-Sequiturs, Sex, Supreme Court
* Watchcat! [Legal Juice]
* On a similar note, New York banning "Tiger Selfies." When do they give out the Darwin Awards again? [Lowering the Bar]
* Are there lessons to be learned from the lawyer who applied for — and got rejected from — a paralegal gig? [Law and More]
* Have you ever seen a standup comic playing music during a set? Well, they're doing it to prevent others — clubs, networks, etc. — from lifting their work and selling it as their own. Welcome to the world of standups and copyright. [The Legal Geeks]
* You already heard our take. Now for someone who took some actual time to think about what Noel Canning means. [Federal Regulations Advisor]
* The sexiest law firm in the world? [The Careerist]
* The Supreme Court is less conservative than we think. Let's have a poll! After reading this, do you think SCOTUS is less conservative than you expected? After the jump…. [Washington Post]
10th Circuit, Baseball, Biglaw, Crime, Gay Marriage, Morning Docket, Patents, Plaintiffs Firms, Tax Law, Technology, Utah
* In case you missed this piece of news amid yesterday's Supreme Court madness, the Tenth Circuit found Utah's ban on gay marriage unconstitutional. It's the first federal appeals court to make such a ruling. Hooray! [New York Times]
* "Just about everyone he came in contact with, he managed to corrupt." Paul Daugerdas, formerly of Jenkins & Gilchrist, was sentenced to 15 years for his role in an $8B fraud scheme. [Businessweek]
* Despite what you may have been led to believe, not all patent awards are as high as those you see in media headlines. Fewer than 2% of infringement cases even result in damages. [National Law Journal]
* When is it okay to turn down a Biglaw offer and head to a plaintiffs firm? Probably when you're planning to file a massive class-action suit against the MLB on behalf of minor leaguers. [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
* William Mitchell Law's new J.D. program is the first of its kind to be approved by the ABA. It's half online, half on-site (does 9 times count as half?), and we see more like this coming down the line. [U.S. News]
Biglaw, Crime, English Grammar and Usage, Fast Food, Federal Judges, Morning Docket, Patents, SCOTUS, Screw-Ups, State Judges, State Judges Are Clowns, Supreme Court
* With OT 2013 drawing to a close, here's a nifty chart that shows which Supreme Court justices vote together most and least often. The division is real, people. [The Upshot / New York Times]
* "Not only do they have unique interpretations of the Constitution but they can't even agree on how to pronounce words." Listen to our SCOTUS justices flub the word "certiorari." [Legal Times]
* Quinn Emanuel and Samsung must now pay more than $2M in sanctions to Nokia and Apple after leaking confidential, "attorneys' eyes only" information in a discovery blunder. Oopsie! [Legal Week]
* "Why can't you get a real job?" This judge — the same one who sentenced a rapist to just 30 days in prison — told a fast-food worker to get a better job to pay off his restitution more quickly. [Billings Gazette]
* If you think you've seen the best of the "Law and ______" classes, you ain't seen nothing yet. Say hello to some newcomers, like Video Game Law and Law of Robots. Justice Scalia is pissed. [WSJ Law Blog]
Your Legal Guide To Offensive Trademarks
Everything you ever needed to know about racist trademarks
D.C. Circuit, Football, Quote of the Day, Racism, Trademarks
Redskins Really Hoping For Judge Who Has Never Read A Dictionary
A long time ago, one judge thought Native Americans weren't necessarily offended by "Redskins." Washington is really hoping they find another judge like that.

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Happy Pi Day 351
from the 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375 dept.
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Pi's value is known totally precisely, it is just that an irrational number cannot be represented using the good ol' rational numbers or any x/y form of them, it only can be approximated. That is why it is called an irrational number! It doesn't make pi any less definite though.who's actual value will -- now and forever -- remain unknown
Indeed, pi is exactly (ln -1)/(sqrt -1).Pi's value is known totally precisely
For those of us on 64 bit surely:
is the next pi moment.date -d @3141592653
Sat Jul 20 20:37:33 EDT 2069
You 32bit suckers have already passed the last one:
date -d @314159265
Sat Dec 15 21:27:45 EST 1979
And a long wait for the next pi moment after that:
date -d @31415926535
Sat Jul 13 02:15:35 EDT 2965
I'm sorry because I know I'm being pedantic, but I've dealt a fair amount with number theory and I felt like I should comment. You can't, strictly speaking, have "base pi" in the way that our number system is "base 10". If you don't quite know why that is the case, ask yourself if you wanted to count to "10" in "base pi" (which would be pi), what would that counting look like?
If you think it would be "1, 2, 3, 10" then you're talking about base 4. Otherwise, the distance on a number line between 0->1, 1->2, and 2->3 would all be equal to one unit, but 3->10 (the next number) would be 0.14159265... units.
The issue of pi being an irrational number, rather, is related to the definition of numbers as geometric ratios (which is how most of our mathematics consider numbers). The problem is that the diameter of a circle and the circumference are incommensurable, meaning that you can never come up with a whole-number ratio between those two lengths. Therefore, you cannot, no matter what length you choose as your unit, measure both the diameter and circumference with the same unit.
As a result, we generally take the diameter to be 1 unit of length, and the length of the circumference to be represented by the irrational number pi units of length. So the "number" of pi is an approximation of the ratio of diameter:circumference. We could just as easily assign the circumference to be the unit, however, and then the measurement usually represented by pi would be represented by "1" (which is what I think the GP post was alluding to). However, this would result in us having to deal with a different irrational number, which would be for representing the diameter, which would be 1/pi.
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Radio.com – News
Police: Girl, 7, Missing From Bronx Apartment
Police late Monday were searching for a 7-year-old girl who vanished in the afternoon after apparently being unable to get into her apartment.
Homeowner Stabbed After Confronting Suspect In Brick Break-In
The homeowner confronted the suspect around 4 p.m. Saturday near Stephen and Burnt Tavern roads in Brick Township.
More Potholes Cropping Up As Repeated Severe Weather Slams Area
Potholes have been plaguing area roads, as the Tri-State Area has been pounded time and again with severe weather.
Police: Masked Men Bored Hole In Wall In UES Jewelry Heist
Police were searching Monday for three suspects in the burglary a week earlier of a Torino Jewelry store on the Upper East Side.
Brazen Coyotes Showing Up More And More In The Northern Suburbs
Coyote sightings are up in the suburbs and the wild animals seem to bolder than ever before. The increase has people on the lookout, especially those with pets.
NYPD Stats Show Crime Down But Murders Up So Far In 2015
The NYPD released its latest crime statistics Monday, which showed there were 18 murders in February — six more than during the same month last yea
High-Intensity Search In Progress In Rape Of Girl, 12, In The Bronx
A 12-year-old girl who was raped last week in the Bronx was changing buses on her way back from school when the suspect forced her way, police said Monday.
Police Release Video In Suspected Downtown Manhattan Store Robbery Spree
Police on Monday released a surveillance video in the robbery of a NoLIta wine store – one of several robberies in Lower Manhattan that police believe are connected.
Woman, 89, Found Dead In Brooklyn Fire
An 89-year-old woman was found dead this past weekend in a fire in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
PARCC Testing Begins In School Districts Across New Jersey
Students in grades three to 11 are taking the new Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers, or PARCC exams, this month and again at the end of the school year.
Experts: Certain Foods Can Help Cut Stress
The website KitchenDaily.com compiled a list of foods experts say could help fight anxiety.
Mother, 3 Kids Forced To Jump From Burning Home In Middletown
At the elementary school where the father is a highly respected social worker, donations have flooded in to help the family that now must start over from scratch.
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Around 1:40 a.m., authorities said a 47-year-old man woke up to the strong smell of gas inside his home on Rear Cooks Lane.
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At the end of a three year comprehensive government review process, the President has an opportunity to allow construction to begin immediately on a crucial energy infrastructure project, the Keystone XL Pipeline. Instead, the President has decided to fumble away this huge economic development opportunity by postponing his decision until at least 2013. Our country can't afford the President's indecision; it's time for Congress to scoop up the ball and help ensure that this project is carried across the goal line.
The Keystone XL Pipeline is a $7 billion privately-funded pipeline that will carry more than 800,000 barrels of crude oil daily from a huge find in western Canada to American refineries in Texas and elsewhere. The pipeline will create 20,000 construction jobs and approximately 118,000 related jobs, resulting in more than $20 billion in additional private sector spending and as much as $5 billion in new local, state, and federal tax revenues.
In Texas, the pipeline would boost our state economy by an estimated $1.9 billion. For Texas' 26 oil refineries -- which account for one-fourth of total U.S. oil refining capacity -- the pipeline would result in 700,000 additional barrels of oil refined per day.
The Keystone XL Pipeline is literally shovel-ready. It has been reviewed thoroughly by a host of state and federal agencies, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Once completed, it would lock in access to a stable, secure source of energy from Canada, our friendly neighbor to the north. If the project continues to be blocked by the White House, Canada will simply export crude to China and elsewhere, and the U.S. will remain dependent on -- and vulnerable to -- unfriendly and/or unstable countries.
The President seems to be hesitating because, in spite of detailed state and federal reviews, some environmental groups are unalterably opposed. In fact, the Keystone XL project is nothing new. Currently more than 50,000 miles of oil pipelines crisscross America. Its final design incorporates dozens of small and large changes to protect the environment and potentially affected people and communities. Furthermore, if the pipeline is not built, Canada will export its crude across the Pacific on oil-consuming tankers, probably to nations with looser environmental rules than ours.
Blocking the Keystone XL Pipeline will not keep the oil in the ground, nor will it decrease America's consumption of fossil fuels. What it will do is guarantee continuing unemployment for tens of thousands of American construction, manufacturing, transportation, and refinery workers. It will also keep America vulnerable to oil supply interruption and high prices from unstable, foreign oil-producing nations.
Since the President can't make the decision to go ahead with this project, I and 39 other Senators have introduced the North American Energy Security Act. Our legislation requires the Secretary of State to finalize a decision on the permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline project within 60 days of passage.
It's late in the fourth quarter for millions of unemployed American workers and their families. The Keystone XL Pipeline -- privately funded and environmentally sound -- is on the one-yard line. With a national unemployment rate that continues to hover near 9 percent, we simply can't afford to fumble away so many good-paying new jobs.
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A stylish and luxury 4 bedroom villa "El Boelie"
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"El Boelie" is a luxurious, spacious, detached villa, situated next to the brilliant Club de
Golf Costa Brava in Santa Cristina d' Aro. The house is fitted with all the comforts. It has a personal driveway fitted with an electric gate, with place for multiple vehicles and is fully enclosed by a lovely looked after garden (1600 m2) with a large private pool, automatic sprinklers and lots of privacy. The (illuminated) private pool has an easy step. The spacious dimensions are 10 x 5 meters. The floor slowly slopes down to a depth of app. 2.20 m. If necessary, a fence can be erected for small children.
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A stylish and luxury 4 bedroom villa "El Boelie"
Santa Cristina d'Aro, Catalonia, Spain
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The Costa Brava, located in Catalan in the northeast of Spain beside the Mediterranean Sea, is perhaps one of the most popular regions of Spain. The many nice fishing villages, the nice beaches, steep rocks, crystal clear sea water and of course the wonderful climate are a guarantee for a relaxing sunny holiday. But the region has much more to offer, which many people seem to forget. The nice thing about the Costa Brava is the big variety of villages and cities. Every place has its own charm and there is something for everyone there. If you like to go out, you are in the right place. Everyone has heard of the exciting night life of Lloret de Mar. But you can also find a lot of historical monuments, archaeological excavations and fantastic nature areas. The Costa Brava has an irregular coast with big varieties in height, mountain ranges that steeply run off into the sea. It isn´t exactly strange that this coastal region is called Costa Brava, rugged coast. Vary a wonderful day on the beach with a trip to quiet villages in the mainland or an adventurous discovery through nature. You will be amazed!
Numerous water sport centrums and splendid beaches are situated within just a few kilometres from there. The airports of Girona and Barcelona are situated at a distance of resp. 20 and 60 minutes. From 2012, the TGV speed train connects this region with the rest of Europe.
The inspiring and versatile world city, Barcelona, is situated only 55 minutes away. There are numerous lovely golf courses within a radius of 20 kilometres, including the championship course PGA de Catalunya in Caldes de Malavella. All amenities including supermarkets, banks, car garages, post office, an equestrian center and restaurants are within a few minutes. Also in the area are lot's of very good restaurants.
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Beach or lakeside relaxation, City vacations, Rural retreats
Getting There
Nearest airport: Girona Airport, 13 miles
Car is recommended
- Local Guides/Maps
- Linens Provided
- Short breaks allowed (1-4 days)
- Fireplace
- Housekeeping Optional
- Central heating
- High chair
- Safe
- Alarm Clock
- Hair dryer
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Iron
- Towels Provided
- Ceiling Fans
- Internet Access
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Parking
- Secure parking space
- Microwave
- Stove or Oven
- Dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Freezer
- Blender
- Toaster
- Television
- Stereo or CD player
- Satellite or cable TV
- Books
- DVD Player
- Patio
- Balcony or terrace
- Outdoor Dining Area
- Porch
- Garden
- 8 Dining chairs
- 5 Lounge chairs
- Pet friendly - no
- Smoking allowed - no
- Suitable for children - ask
- Suitable for the elderly - ask
- Wheelchair accessible - ask
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May 26, 2012
England football fans play cricket in Oslo before the friendly against Norway
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Andrew Strauss got into his stride to pass fifty for the second time in the series
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Andrew Strauss made his second hundred of the series
Andrew Strauss plays towards third man
Darren Sammy punches the air
May 25, 2012
Jeetan Patel took six wickets to bowl out Surrey
James Anderson appeals for a wicket
Tim Ambrose's unbeaten 74 took Warwickshire close to victory
Marlon Samuels played another mature innings
England's players celebrate the wicket of Shivnarine Chanderpaul
James Anderson celebrates after bowling Kirk Edwards
Stuart Broad removed Adrian Barath for a duck
May 24, 2012
Stuart Meaker helped Surrey fight back
Kevin Pietersen watches the action
Andy Flower and Kevin Pietersen chat at training
Gareth Batty took six wickets to trouble Warwickshire
Steven Finn is waiting for another chance in the Test side
May 23, 2012
Tom Maynard top scored with 39
Alastair Cook in training
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