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Who: Miranda Cosgrove
18-year-old Miranda Cosgrove is Nickelodeon's dearest darling. Starting off in commercials as a toddler, Cosgrove was quickly in the spotlight at 9 years old when she was cast as one of the lead children in the ever-popular Jack Black comedy "School Of Rock." From there, Nickelodeon took over and catapulted the actress into some serious levels of fame. Miranda was born and bred in Los Angeles and still considers this city the only place to call home. The teen star caught up with HuffPost LA this week to talk chocolate bread pudding, her love of The Supremes, and guest starring with First Lady Michelle Obama. We know her as Miranda, but thousands of families around the world know her best as Carly. Check out the Q&A in the slideshow below:
LA Transplant or Native Angeleno? Native Angeleno. I've lived in Los Angeles in the same house my whole life. Do you have a song that reminds you of growing up in LA? When I was in first grade, I used to love the song "Stop in the Name of Love" by the Supremes. My mom would drive me and my friends around and we'd sing it at the top of our lungs. That's one of my first memories and it always makes me think of growing up in LA. Photo: Actress Miranda Cosgrove arrives at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards at NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles, California. (Credit: Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
We all remember you as the overachieving prepster in "School Of Rock." You were 9 years old. Was that your first major role? When did you know you wanted to be in show business, and was there anything about it that scared you? I fell into show business. When I was three I was just out with my parents at a food festival and an agent came up to them. I find it crazy that my life probably would've taken a completely different path if that hadn't happened, because I love acting and singing so much I can't really see myself doing anything else. I got a part on "Drake and Josh" when I was 8 and the creator of that show, Dan Schneider, ended up creating "iCarly." My experience on "School of Rock" really made me fall in love with acting and music. Clip: YouTube
You have worked with some great comedians -- from Jack Black ("School Of Rock") to Steve Carell and Jason Segel ("Despicable Me"). What actors make you laugh the most? What movie or song has recently made you cry? I'm a big fan of strong girl comedians. My favorites are Tina Fey, Kristen Wiig, and Chelsea Handler. The last movie that made me cry was "Like Crazy." There's a song that plays over the end titles called "Dead Hearts by Stars." It's a haunting song that really made me remember my first love. Photo: Miranda Cosgrove attends the UK Premiere for 'Despicable Me' at The Empire Cinema, Leicester Square on October 11, 2010 in London, England. (Credit: Getty)
What is your favorite LA restaurant? Favorite place to get dessert? I absolutely love food. I'm always trying new places and falling in love with different restaurants. Pizzeria Mozza has great Italian food and never disappoints. Izakaya on third is my favorite sushi place of the moment. Hungry Cat, which is right by the studio I film, has the most amazing chocolate bread pudding I've ever had. Photo: Miranda Cosgrove at the 19th Annual Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Awards Viewing Party in 2011. (Credit: Larry Busacca/Getty Images for EJAF)
Morning person or night owl? I'm a night owl all the way. I stay up until 3 a.m. a lot of nights just playing guitar and watching movies with my mom. It gets me into trouble a lot though because I usually have to get up pretty early. What do you think are the biggest misconceptions about growing up in Los Angeles? Not everybody is into the club scene. There's a whole other artsy side of LA. The beach is always fun, the Art Walk downtown is a really cool event, and I love going to concerts at the Hollywood Bowl. There are great comedy troupes in the city that some of my favorite comedians started out in. Photo: Miranda Cosgrove performs on NBC's 'Today' in Rockefeller Center in 2010 in New York City. (Credit: Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for Nickelodeon)
You are one of the faces of Neutrogena, alongside huge female stars like Diane Lane, Jennifer Garner, Emma Roberts, Vanessa Hudgens and Gabrielle Union. How do you define beauty? Is there anything that makes you feel un-beautiful? I think beauty comes from being yourself. I always find that I want to be friends with people that are offbeat and not afraid to embarrass themselves and just have fun. I used to feel the least beautiful when I didn't have makeup on, but over the last couple years I hardly ever wear makeup when I'm out with my friends. Photo: Nickelodeon actress and singer Miranda Cosgrove arrives at ELLE magazine's second annual Women in Music event in Los Angeles on Aug. 11, 2011 (Credit: AP).
Most embarrassing thing you've ever done on camera? Probably when I had to kiss ["iCarly" co-star] Nathan Kress because we've known each other since we were twelve and he's one of my best friends. It ended up being no big deal, but I was definitely nervous at first. Photo: Actress and singer Miranda Cosgrove during an appearance on MTV's "Total Request Live" in 2008 in New York City. (Credit: AP)
Your show "iCarly" and you have been nominated for a very long list of awards. What does it feel like to get ready for and attend a show where you are nominated? Is it all nerves or are there fun things about it? I have a great time at award shows. I love fashion and getting to try different dresses and have my hair and makeup done. Photo: Actors Miranda Cosgrove and the cast of "iCarly" celebrate after winning Favorite TV Show during Nickelodeon's 24th Annual Kids' Choice Awards at Galen Center on April 2, 2011, in Los Angeles, Calif. (Credit: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)
How would you describe your personal style? Is there an LA store you can't resist? My personal style changes a lot. I like to try new things. I like jeans, boots, and oversized sweaters and shirts for more casual wear, and I love dresses and high heels when I'm going out. I like sweet, girly dresses mixed with more edgy jewelry. My favorite places to shop are the Grove and the Beverly Center. Also, Opening Ceremony is a great store and there are definitely some hidden treasures on Melrose. Photo: Actors Jim Parsons and Miranda Cosgrove backstage at the 2011 People's Choice Awards at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in Los Angeles, California. (Credit: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for PCA)
What do you think is the most beautiful place in this city? The city has some amazing views. I'd say below the Hollywood sign is one of my favorite spots. There's a place where you can park and look out on all of LA. If you had an entire day to yourself in Los Angeles to do whatever you wanted... what would you do? I'd go to the Santa Monica Pier. I've had a lot of great memories there. The view at the top of the ferris wheel at night is beautiful and I love all the rides.
You have done quite a bit of singing both for "iCarly" soundtracks and on your own. What is the biggest difference between acting and singing for you? Do you prepare in the same way? Does one feel more natural to you? Singing for me has always been something I found on my own and wanted to do. I've been writing songs and playing guitar for as long as I can remember, and I feel lucky that because of my show, I get to share my music with a lot of people. I love going on tour, meeting fans and performing. It's completely different than acting, but both are creative and fun in different ways. A lot of my songs are about different experiences I've had, so I'd say I feel more natural singing because I'm just being myself. Photo: Miranda Cosgrove performs at the Beacon Theatre on February 5, 2011 in New York City. (Credit: Steve Mack/Getty Images)
What advice do you give to kids who want to become actors or musicians like you? I say if you know you want to do something, then don't let anyone stop you. Keep trying your best and getting better and don't ever give up. Are you often recognized around the city? What is the most common thing fans say to you? People come up to me a lot on Sunset Boulevard where I film "iCarly" and pretty often when I'm out places with my friends. Usually fans tell me their favorite episodes and lines ... and ask if I'm dating Freddie. Photo: Actress/singer Miranda Cosgrove receives flowers from a fan in Manhattan Beach, Calif. in 2008. (Credit: AP)
"iCarly" has a pretty exciting guest star next week -- First Lady Michelle Obama! How did the set transform for her visit? We know her girls are big fans. Did they come to the set? What most surprised you about working with the first lady? Having the First Lady on the show was definitely one of the most exciting days on the set. There was a lot of preparation for her arrival and lots of secret service checking out the set days before she came. We were all honored to get to have her and even though we were a little nervous, she made everyone really comfortable. What surprised me the most about the First Lady was that after spending some time with her, I realized that she's just a normal, down-to-earth person that cracks jokes and likes to dance and have fun. Photo: "iMeet The First Lady" iCarly episode. (Credit: Nickelodeon)
Speaking of presidents, in April you were honored as the "Best Role Model in a Digital Age" at the Common Sense Media Awards, alongside President Bill Clinton. How do you think you are the best role model you can be for young kids? I try my best to make smart decisions when it comes to my career and just my everyday life. I really appreciate all the families that watch "iCarly," and I think it's an honor to get to be a role model for kids. I really want to make the people that have supported me proud. Photo: Chelsea Clinton and Miranda Cosgrove attend the 7th Annual Common Sense Media Awards honoring Bill Clinton in 2011 in New York City. (Credit: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images for Common Sense Media)
Best birthday memory in this city? One of my best birthday memories was my 18th. I had a party on a rooftop with all my favorite people. All my closest friends and family that I've known throughout the years came and we all just had a really good time. What is the craziest thing you've seen in LA? The craziest and best thing I've ever seen in LA is the entire 10 freeway coming to a complete stop with people getting out of their cars to help save a dog. LA really knows how to work together when it comes to saving animals.
What do you like to do in LA with friends who are visiting from out of town? Disneyland! I have a pass and my friends and I go a lot. I have an app on my phone that tells me how long the wait is for all the rides. When do you feel you are the most calm? I like driving. When I'm in my car just listening to music I feel really calm. Photo: Miranda Cosgrove at the 84th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2010 in New York City. (Credit: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Nickelodeon)
If not shooting or in the studio, where might one find you in this city? I'm a huge movie buff, so I go to the ArcLight in Hollywood all the time. I love seeing all different kinds of movies. I take a kickboxing class with my best friend and also love to bike ride around my neighborhood. Photo: Miranda Cosgrove of Nickelodeon's "iCarly." (Credit: Williams & Hirakawa/Nickelodeon© 2012 Viacom International, Inc. All Rights Reserved)
Why do you hate Los Angeles? The traffic! Why do you love Los Angeles? I love the people in LA. I love that everyone comes from different places, with different interests and dreams, and they all bring something special to the table.


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The one adjective you almost always see ascribed to Chicago punk-rock outfit is "political," and there's a reason for that. The band is known for its leftist politics, and its albums are rife with sociopolitical commentary. Beyond that, the guys are all strict vegetarians and active supporters of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
But frontman Tim McIlrath claims the band's forthcoming fifth album, Appeal to Reason, which is scheduled for an October 7 release, isn't a political LP. In fact, he doesn't consider any of the band's material political in nature.
"When I talk to people about this band and what we do, or I read people's interpretations of who we are as a band, a lot of times I see things like, 'They're a radical band' or 'They're political,' 'They're controversial,' " McIlrath explained. "When I look and see what our band is saying, what we are asking of each other, what we are asking of the community we're in and the people who listen to us, I see nothing but real common-sense things. I don't see anything real radical about what it is we do. Only in a world this screwed up could concepts like being fair to people, being fair to each other, and growing up in a world that gives everybody a chance, only in today's world could that concept be radical or be considered radical.
"This is music that appeals to reason — the reasonable parts of the human psyche," he continued. "In my mind, it's just straight-up common sense. We're just in touch with reason, and that's all our songs are — an appeal to reason. If you really look at them and strip back all the superficial parts of the songs and even the superficial parts of punk rock, you'll find that there are some very reasonable things that are being asked of the world in our songs."
A few weeks back, Rise Against — who will be touring in support of Appeal to Reason starting October 2 in Cleveland, with Thrice, Alkaline Trio and the Gaslight Anthem — were back in their old stomping grounds of Chicago to shoot a video for the record's first single, "Re-Education (Through Labor)," with director Kevin Kerslake (Faith No More, Green Day). The clip, McIlrath admitted, does have a slightly political theme — one he feels practically anyone will relate to.
"It's an important song on our record," he said, adding that he's proud of "every single second" of Appeal to Reason. "It's talking a lot about the 9-to-5, dog-eat-dog lifestyle, and what we are asked to do to simply make ends meet nowadays, and I think it's a feeling shared by people all around the world and especially in this country.
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Ryan co-pilots Marmoset's creative teams, overseeing all music supervision and music licensing endeavors, music clearances, and produces original music projects.
A fiery advocate for artists, Ryan recently gave a TED Talk on "Fostering Creative Culture" and has given talks about the "intersection of music and branding" and the new economy of the music industry at CMJ Music Festival, SXSW, TechFestNW and MFNW. Ryan serves on the Board of Governors for the Pacific NW Chapter of The Recording Academy (The Grammys), MusicFestNW's 2014 Board of Advisors, and is a member of The Guild of Music Supervisors.
An Oregon native, Ryan first realized his passion for music as a College Radio DJ at his alma mater, Southern Oregon University in Ashland. Since then, he's worked in a variety of digital strategy roles in the creative agency arena, while also driving success for record labels and indie artists such as The Dandy Warhols, and consulting with brands, bands, and filmmakers.
Under Ryan's leadership, Marmoset won a Webby Award, a SXSW Interactive Award, plus accolades for "The Fastest Growing Private Companies in Oregon," "The 100 Best Places to Work in Oregon," "The 100 Greenest Companies in Oregon," and in 2014 Ryan was honored with the "40 Under 40 Award" by The Portland Business Journal.
Ryan's favorite albums of 2014:
- Alix by Generationals
- With Light and with Love by Woods
- Springtime Carnivore by Springtime Carnivore
We hate to brag, but it's hard to contain the enthusiasm we have for our co-founder and creative leader, Brian Hall. Underneath his gigantic red beard and his youthful demeanor is a true anomaly and an undeniably special talent. Simply put, he's the secret sauce on our marmoset.
In addition to his role as a Partner and Creative Director, Brian is Marmoset's most prolific composer, lending his talent to many of Marmoset's most memorable and defining work. He's forged his mark as a young maestro in the music production arena scoring independent films, recording and producing records, and crafting original music and sounds for brands and creative agencies big and small, across the world.
Most importantly, Brian's ability to understand and appreciate the spirit of nearly any creative endeavor and translate the intangibles into compelling and emotionally conducive sounds, has been the catalyst to his early and continued success.
When he's not in the studio, Brian devotes his time to Portland Timbers matches, late nights with friends around his backyard campfire, playing music with his bands Rosasharn and Sunbeam, and hanging out with his 6 month old son, Jayden.
Brian's favorite albums of 2014:
- Nikkie Nack by tUnE-yArDs
- Lost In The Dream by The War on Drugs
- Youth by Wild Cub
No one knows where Justin comes from. Not even him. Mostly because his eyes are always set so far on the horizon he can't remember what happened last week. Considered the Dreamer and the Make It Happen-er, the status quo better beware.
Justin loves his wife, his newborn son River, his unintentional husky corgi mix, his neurotic cocker spaniel, birding, nice people, and music crafted with heart.
Justin's favorite albums of 2014:
- Twenty-Something EP by Noah Gundersen
- While Winter Whispers by Lullatone
- Atlas: Year One by Sleeping At Last
Nicknamed "The Weather" by his friends, Eric Nordby is an Oregonian through and through. At Marmoset, he is involved in almost every facet of our little community, heading-up Music Clearances, playing a central role on the Music Supervision Team, and managing a wide array of projects. However, more than just a music enthusiast, Eric is a singer, guitarist, and songwriter for the band, Norman, a Portland-based alt-country pop band, who toured Europe for the first time in 2012.
Let it also be known that Eric is also an avid collector of vintage instruments - mostly guitar equipment, organs and synthesizers; and also of a sweet pair of salmon colored pants that drives both men and women crazy.
Eric's favorite albums of 2014:
- Sun Structures by Temples
- Salad Days by Mac DeMarco
- Atlas by Real Estate
Rob Dennler: Enigmatic. Scrupulous. Wry. Tattooed. Mustachioed… A perfect villain, one might say. We however, like to think of him as our secret weapon behind the glass. Over the past 12 years, Rob has spent much of his time working as an engineer / producer. He is most at home in the recording studio, where he's had the good fortune of working beside such amazing artists as Built to Spill, A Fine Frenzy, Fun., Sheryl Crow, The Parson Red Heads, and Pierre DeReeder (Rilo Kiley).
Contrary to popular belief, Rob was not hired at Marmoset merely because he loves tacos and bourbon. He is also a coffee and fried foods savant - he loves his mama's southern cookin'. Rob also has an insatiable appetite for new music, and can often be spotted in the crowd or back stage at one of Portland's many music venues.
Rob's favorite albums of 2014:
- Manipulator by Ty Segall
- Underneath The Rainbow by Black Lips
- Seeds by TV On The Radio
Kat maintains two passions in life: music and film. A Midwesterner turned Northwesterner, she's a Film School Graduate (Portland State University) who's written, directed, edited, and produced more than 20 films along the way. Following film school, she worked as a Production Coordinator at Sandymontana in Portland, Oregon where she worked extensively with Nike. After Sandymontana, she moved on to Brand Agency, Roundhouse, where she quickly climbed the ranks as a Producer, working primarily with Adidas North America.
At Marmoset, Kat is the epitome of a team player, providing crucial support, research and general wizardry on the Music Supervision Team. She also has an amazing goat call that comes in handy whenever she needs to really get someone's attention.
Her music outlet comes from both listening to music and making music. Kat plays guitar in The Vandies, an all girl rock band who released their debut EP in March 2013. When not immersed in music, she maintains an impressive collection of eclectic porcelain elephants.
Kat's favorite albums of 2014:
- St. Vincent by St. Vincent
- I Never Learn by Lykke Li
- Open Season by High Highs
Ron Lewis is a renaissance man. Once upon a time, he navigated the high seas of artisanal cheese as a professional cheesemonger. Preferring two wheels to four, he's deep into the world of competitive road cycling and some would say he's a bit obsessive about bike building. Legend has it, he interned with Michelangelo and once slayed a dragon, simply so he could serve dragon pâté at a dinner party.
Despite his sophisticated palate and recreational endeavors, he's found time to record and tour with a long list of indie bands, including The Shins, Grand Archives, Ghost Stories, Joggers, Mines, The Halo Project, and Jetsetter. Ron is currently playing guitar in The Fruit Bats and maintains an electronic drone project he's been exploring since 1998 under the name Ossature.
Little known fact about Ron: He has an impressive vinyl record collection that literally fills up a small bedroom from floor to ceiling and nearly wall to wall. And he loves The Eagles.
Ron's favorite albums of 2014:
- Dude Incredible by Shellac
- Sun Structures by Temples
- Memoirs of Dementia by GREYGHOST
Nicole first realized her passion for music upon listening to her parent's record collection while growing up. It started with the Beach Boys and the Beatles and has been non-stop ever since. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Nicole landed in Portland in 2007, firmly focused on finding her path in the music industry. Soon, she found herself traveling the world, working in a variety of tour roles with bands such as The Dandy Warhols, Darker My Love, and Kings of Leon. Eventually she focused her interests on Music Supervision, where she honed her craft at Search Party, and her own endeavor, Cast Iron Songs.
Admittedly an indie film geek, when not at Marmoset Nicole enjoys spending time with family, she keeps Bob Dylan in regular rotation, and takes long walks with her miniature wire-haired dachshund, Una May.
Nicole's favorite albums of 2014:
- Ryan Adams by Ryan Adams
- Singles by Future Islands
- Morning Phase by Beck
Despite his New Jersey upbringing, Tim is not an obsessive Springsteen fan. Instead he spent his formative musical years listening to local punk bands like Bigwig and Bouncing Souls. He caught the production bug while learning his way around an old 4-track cassette recorder while working with his high school band, and he's yet to find a cure. Tim studied recording and classical guitar at USC in Los Angeles, where he graduated Summa Cum Laude and eventually migrated to Portland in 2011, where he and some friends immediately launched a venue and recording space in an old Northeast Portland home.
When he's not spending his time at Portland music institutions like PDX Pop Now! and Banana Stand Media, Tim bikes around town in heavy rain gear, gets in to arguments about pizza, and is known to lose sleep worrying if his homebrew recipe will turn out okay.
Tim's favorite albums of 2014:
- Numerals by Disco Doom
- Woodsman by Woodsman
- The Rite of Spring by The Bad Plus
Growing up in the small country town of Albany, Oregon, Brandon formed close bonds to music at an early age and went to every show that he could. Eventually he packed his bags and headed north to Portland to soak in a broader arts and culture experience. He graduated from Portland State University with a degree in Advertising.
Brandon was one of Marmoset's very first interns, where his love of music and infectious enthusiasm have rocketed him into his current role as Artist Relations Manager and New Music Scout. If you find out about a band, he's probably already heard of them. In fact, he's probably already seen them perform live….twice! Brandon is a fiery advocate for the artists on our roster, always ready to go to bat for them in any situation. He's sorta like a one man A-Team.
In his free time, Brandon logs thousands of miles on his growing collection of bikes -- commuting, racing, and doing tons of off-road touring throughout the summer months. You can follow his adventures via his personal Instagram feed here: https://instagram.com/brday/
Brandon's favorite albums of 2015:
- Complete Strangers by Vetiver
- Untethered Moon by Built To Spill
- Cool It by Sam Cohen
Born in the spiny Sonoran foothills of Arizona, Katy Davidson's modus operandi is to blast through life with the passion of a rain-javelina on a festive stampede. Katy does things that others only imagine — like playing keyboards for the band Gossip at the opening gala of the Cannes Film Festival or backpacking for a week through the New Mexican wilderness during an unprecedented early-summer snowstorm. In addition to playing in Gossip, she's a former member of YACHT, played in Mount Eerie, Feelin' Alright, and led her own projects: Key Losers, Lloyd & Michael, and Dear Nora. She also DJs as the mysterious and vaporous, Weird Cactus.
Although she loves the Pacific Northwest vibes, it's only a matter of time before she bails for coastal Mexico, opens a gay mezcaleria, and lives out of the rest of her days dancing cumbia whilst wearing ultra-soft fabrics and Vibram barefoot sports shoes.
Katy's favorite albums of 2014:
- LP1 by FKA Twigs
- St. Vincent by St. Vincent
- It's Album Time by Todd Terje
Originally from Cincinnati, where his diet consisted almost exclusively of chili dogs, Bob is a graduate of Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he studied music, video, and sound production.
At Marmoset, Bob is a Creative Project Manager, supporting the Music Supervision Team, the Original Music Team and and is always standing by ready to mix a real mean margarita. In the rainy season, you'll find him tucked away in his home studio geeking out over personal music projects. But when the sun comes out good luck finding him at all — he'll likely be out rock climbing in the Mt. Hood National Forest, surfing on the Oregon Coast, or chasing his three year old chocolate lab around Southeast Portland.
Bobby's favorite albums of 2014:
- With Light and With Love by Woods
- Atlas by Real Estate
- Mr. Noah by Panda Bear
Once a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers, Beth Martin helps keep the details at Marmoset in their proper place. A Pacific Northwest native, she's called Portland home since 2006. Growing up in a musical family, as a teenager Beth was drawn into the punk and dance scenes around the Seattle area. She landed her first dream job cycling through a variety of roles at Western Washington University's radio station, soaking up as much of the vibrant music scene as she could through interviewing bands, DJ-ing around town and scouting shows. One day she drove South on Interstate 5 for a small music festival in Portland and almost instantly she knew PDX would some day be her home.
When she's not herding creatives and wrangling biz affairs duties at Marmoset, Beth donates her time to the Portland music community, volunteering at PDX Pop Now! Music Festival, MusicFest NW and others. With what is left of her time she runs, cooks, and DJ's at Lewis & Clark College's indie station, KLC. She's a badass.
Beth's favorite albums of 2014:
- El Pintor by Interpol
- Goddess by Banks
- Burn Your Fire For No Witness by Angel Olson
Born and raised in the Portland area, Shane has always felt at home in the Pacific Northwest. He attended the University of Portland, and during his time on the bluff he became infatuated with the Portland music scene. Frequently opting to forgo food to pay for concert tickets, he can often be found attending just about every electro-pop show that Portland has to offer. Shane is a talented saxophone player as well, and one day dreams of joining a Glenn Miller-esque jazz band. He also owns an Akai MPK25 and a copy of Ableton, and, using an alter-ego, plans on becoming a world-renowned electronic artist without any of his friends knowing.
Beyond music, Shane is an avid runner who competed in track and cross country for UP. He's also vegan, so feel free to taunt him with cheeseburgers and pepperoni pizza at your own leisure.
Shane's favorite albums of 2014:
- Gilded Oldies by Cataldo
- Broke Boy Syndrome by Tope
- Wild Onion by Twin Peaks
At ten years old, an unassuming musical interaction would prove to be a life changing event for Victoria. While on a short trip to Florida, she was left under the supervision of her older brother's friend. And in order to prevent cramping his style, Vic was instructed to lay low in the back of his convertible 70s MG while he cruised the strip. He popped a cassette in the tape player — Dead Kennedy's Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables. For Victoria, it was as if nothing else in the world existed as she imagined Jello Biafra was speaking to her and only her. Immediately upon returning home to Cleveland, Victoria pierced her ears eight times, cut her hair into a mohawk and dyed it the provocative shade of Blueberry Wine. The rest, as they say, is history.
Victoria no longer has blue hair, but still likes to live life with reckless abandon. Prior to settling in and calling Portland home, she's lived in Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago and Boston (although in NYC most of the time). Notable life experiences include watching 70,000 German metal heads pump their fists to Iron Maiden and having a cataract inflicted moray eel wrap itself around her while diving in the Caribbean. Victoria is mildly obsessed with all things Japanese, midcentury modern furniture and kung fu movies. In her free time, she runs her boutique underwear company, makes jewelry, paints and also finds time to play in an underground pinball gang.
After years spent exploring and mastering a variety of roles at creative agencies across the country, Victoria's love of music has planted her firmly at Marmoset -- where within her first week on the job was responsible for instituting and filling a swear jar.
Victoria's Favorite Albums of 2014:
- The Serpent and the Sphere by Agalloch
- To Be Kind by Swans
- Herbie Hancock: The Warner Bros Years [1969-1972] by Herbie Hancock
Weaned from the mountains of Colorado and a hippie Buddhist writing school, Stirling brings literary prowess to the Marmoset family being our Social Media Intern. He will make a point to allude to Doom and Drone Metal analogies as much as possible on the blog. When not in the office, Stirling might be touring and playing shows in his band Alameda or venturing out to the coast for intense sessions of Tuvan throat singing.
Stirling's favorite albums of 2014:
- Lateness of Dancers by Hiss Golden Messenger
- Tremors by SOHN
- Clark by Clark
Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Jessica is a Pacific Northwest native -- and proud of it. Growing up with an obsession for the Seattle music scene, she enrolled in band at the age of 10, playing percussions, and has been involved in music ever since.
Jessica interned at Subpop throughout college, and upon graduating from the University of Washington in 2014, she packed her bags and headed south to Portland, accepting an internship at Marmoset, which quickly evolved into a full-time role as Studio Manager and Projects Coordinator, where she wrecks shop on a daily basis. A Fleetwood Mac super-fan, Jessica loves well-timed puns, painting, and her miniature Schnauzer, Marty.
Jess' favorite albums of 2014:
- Are We There by Sharon Van Etten
- Cosmos by Yellow Ostrich
- Gilded Oldies by Cataldo
Before landing in Portland, Oregon, Ryan Rebo has literally been all over the map. Over the past three years, he's worked as a designer in Austin, then moved out to the sticks for an extended artist residency in the Wallowa Mountains. Next he ventured east to Brooklyn, New York to take part in an intense bootcamp school for developers, which he followed by moving back to his home turf in Montana, where the buffalo roam.
Long before lending his coding talents to Marmoset, Ryan was an artist on the roster for music licensing and has released five albums to date. Equally compelled in the realms of recording and producing, Ryan provided the production magic behind Amy Seeley's highly lauded 2010 release, Plum Coulee -- recorded in Helena, Montana.
When he is not writing lines of code and deploying new features to the Marmoset digital universe, Ryan enjoys the artful pursuit of stalking hungry trout with his fly rod and reel -- preferably with a six pack of ice cold Tecate nearby. More than anything, he loves spending time with his wife Kelly, their baby boy River, along with their hound dog Joonbug and little orange cat named Woolybugger.
Ryan's favorite albums of 2014:
- Emmaar by Tinariwen
- Brothers and Sisters of the Eternal Sun by Damien Jurado
- Lost In The Dream by The War On Drugs
After suffering a snowboarding injury in 7th grade, David locked himself in his room and learned to play Blink 182's entire catalog of songs. Inevitably, he formed and led a variety bands throughout high school and college, while for better or worse, he never carved powder again.
David grew up near Portland in Vancouver, Washington -- a virtual suburbia, where he recalls pop-punk being on an infinite loop and everyone lived in practically the exact same cookie-cutter house. Eventually David migrated a few miles across the Columbia River, where he now calls Portland home and helps hold down the fort as Marmoset's Licensing Coordinator and all around behind the scenes ninja. Arguably the best ping pong player at Marmoset, in his free time he's typically writing songs for his indie-rock group, Altadore.
David's favorite albums of 2014:
- Lost In The Dream by War On Drugs
- Sun Structures by Temples
- Burn Your Fire For No Witness by Angel Olsen
Graham is a Mitten state native, Minneapolis transplant, and guitar pedal enthusiast. When he isn't producing and making music with local Twin Cities artists, he plays Pokemon Blue with his hermit crab, listens to K-Pop during the day, and develops Twin Peaks conspiracy theories at night.
Graham's favorite albums of 2014:
- 1989 by Taylor Swift
- Cosmic Logic by Peaking Lights
- Young Sunset by Rupert Angeleyes
David Swensen and music go hand-in-hand... sorta like a mug and coffee. While we're not quite sure which is the mug and which is the coffee, we do know you can't have one without the other. Being a multi-instrumentalist since puberty, David has always been fascinated by music and the infinite ocean of instruments available to create it. David's super powers are seeded in his appetite for analog. In fact, he often dreams in analog... only waking to change the tapes.
David worked for The Dust Brothers for a spell at their famed "The Boat" studio, where he watched a lot of television with Beck while working on the reissue Odelay. Other credits include David Byrne's Here Lies Love with Fatboy Slim, Grace Potter and the Nocturnes, and others. While playing guitar and bass in the Parson Red Heads, David toured with Blitzen Trapper and shared the stage with Delta Spirit, J. Tillman, Crystal Skulls, Beach House, Blonde Redhead, Silver Jews, Sea Wolf, and Devandra Banhart to name a few.
David's favorite albums of 2014:
- Morning Phase by Beck
- Salad Days by Mac DeMarco
- Only Light by Evan Way
Known to his friends and family as an international man of mystery and romance - truth be told, Dave Gulick is, through and through, an earnest craftsman of songs and melodies. He's one of the more prolific and dynamic composers in Marmoset's stable, with an impressive list of credits to show for it.
When not writing and recording music, you'll find Dave riding on two wheels, either racing for his cyclecross team, Green Submarine Racing, or mountain biking with his buds. He almost always has a little mud splattered on his face and in his teeth with the sweet scent of a hoppy micro brew on his breath. This combination is the true measure of a Northwest adventurer.
Dave leads and contributes to a growing list of bands and projects, including Fremont, Derby, Teemster, Deepest Darkest and regularly collaborates with others. His signature move on the dance floor is The Robot. His favorite jeans are Levi's 513's - he just likes the way they fit his body.
Dave's favorite albums of 2014:
- Heigh Ho by Blake Mills
- Hungry Ghosts by OK Go
- Ritual in Repeat by Tennis
French horn player and conductor turned electronic composer and multi-instrumentalist, Matthew Ellis got his start at an early age playing in wind ensembles and even went on to write and conduct them. Like many Portland, Oregon musicians, while he calls Portland home, Ellis is a transplant. Originally from central Florida, Ellis relocated to live cheaply, drink beer and make music. Naturally, Portland was an ideal location for said life style.
These days Ellis takes advantage of the long winters and wet surroundings by staying... and playing inside; keeping dry, drinking coffee and producing dark 80's dance pop. His live shows have created quite a buzz over the past year, integrating a fascinating mixed media art installation, complete with lasers and mirror and fog machines and bird nests around the stage.
Matthew's favorite albums of 2014:
- Early Riser by Taylor McFerrin
- White Women by Chromeo
- Awake by Tycho


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Fletcher Town Council will hold an agenda workshop at 9:30 a.m. today at Christmount Christian Assembly, Black Mountain.
Henderson County Board of Commissioners will meet at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the commissioners' meeting room, 100 N. King St.
Transylvania County Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Morris Education Center.
Brevard City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the City Hall.
Henderson County Board of Commissioners and Planning Board will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the commissioners' meeting room, 100 N. King St., on the County Comprehensive Plan.
Mills River Budget and Finance Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Town Hall.
Mills River Planning Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Town Hall.
Saluda City Commission will hold a special meeting at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Saluda Public Library to discuss the proposed Land Use rewrite.
Advanced Fly-Tying: Stillwater Pattern for ages 16 and up will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 9, at the Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education, Pisgah National Forest. Materials, equipment provided. Free. Registration required: 877-4423.
Free Kids Safety Program for children ages 5 to 15 will be offered by Akido instructor Shane Norris and Henderson County Sheriff's Department will be held from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Clear Creek Elementary School. Registration required: 696-2525.
It's for the Birds for ages 10 and up will be held from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Pisgah Center for Wildlife Education, Pisgah National Forest. Migratory Bird Day, build birdhouse, materials provided. Free. Registration required: 877-4423.
The Real Cold Mountain -- Wild by Law will be presented at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Cradle of Forestry, Pisgah National Forest. Audio-visual program interprets natural and human history of Cold Mountain and role in monitoring air quality. Admission: $5, adults; $2.50, youths 4 to 17. Information: 877-3130.
Mother's Day events
Mother's Day and Trees in May will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, May 9, at the Cradle of Forestry, Pisgah National Forest. Live animal program from Flat Rock Nature Center. Guided stroller strut. Admission: $5, adults; $2.50, youths 4 to 17. Information: 877-3130, www.cradleofforestry.com.
Mad Hatter's Mother's Day Tea Party will be held Sunday, May 9, at the Foothills Equestrian Nature Center, 3381 Hunting Country Road, Polk County. Tea, games, skits. Information: (828) 859-9021, www.fence.org.
Mother's Day Gardening and Tea will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, May 9, at the N.C. Arboretum, Bent Creek. Cup of tea and pot a plant. Jan Hranek playing Scottish and Irish tunes on hammered dulcimer. Free, usual parking fees. Information: 665-2492, www.ncarboretum.org.
Fun Day for Mothers will be held Sunday, May 9, by the Buncombe County Parks and Recreation. Mothers admitted free to WNC Nature Center, Asheville. Information: 298-6118.
Tour de Falls will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, May 9, at DuPont State Forest by Friends of DuPont Forest. Buses available at Buck Forest Access Area, DuPont/ Staton roads to take visitors to High Falls, Triple Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, Lake Julia. Donation: $10. Average tour 1 1/2 hours. Tickets first-come, first-served. Information: www.dupontforest.com, 862-5618.
Carolina Concert Choir Mother's Day Concert will be held at 5 p.m. Sunday, May 9, at Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church, Seventh Avenue and Church Street. Program: Rutter's Requiem, Handel's Zakok the Priest, Williams' Serenade to Music. Tickets: $10; $5, students 18 and under; available at Opportunity House, Visitors' Center, Foxfire Gallery. Information: 693-7558.
Other Events
Henderson County Churches Uniting will hold a bilingual worship service at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Hendersonville First United Methodist Church, 204 Sixth Ave. W. Special speaker: Rt. Rev. Carlos Touche Porter, Anglican bishop of Mexico. Music: local Latino congregations, Negrete Mariachi Band. Love offering.
Commencement exercises will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday in Ramsey Regional Activity Center, Western Carolina University, Cullowhee.
Carolina Carriage Club May Day Play Day will be held Saturday at the Foothills Equestrian Nature Center, 3381 Hunting Country Road, Polk County. Spectators free. Bring picnic. Watch horses under harness put through paces. Information: (828) 859-9021; www.fence.org.
Graduation at Blue Ridge Community College will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday on the front terrace of William D. Killian Building. Keynote address: Darcel Grimes of WLOS-TV.
Sign-ups for HCATS Swim Team for ages 6 to 18 will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Blue Ridge Mall. Swim lessons taught by high school coaches, state champion swimmers, collegiate swimmers. Season: June 1-July 31. Practice at Patton Pool.
Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social by the village of Flat Rock will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday on the grounds of the Flat Rock Playhouse. Games, face painting, entertainment, balloons, prizes, free ice cream. Master of ceremonies: Scott Treadway. Bring lawn chairs. Rain date: Sunday, May 9.
Stamp Out Hunger food drive by National Association of Letter Carriers will be held Saturday. Collecting non-perishable food items for distribution to food banks, Salvation Army. Place food donations by mailbox.
Black Tie and Blue Jeans Gala by Western Carolinas Chapter of Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation will be held Saturday at BMW Zentrum, Greenville, S.C. Food, entertainment, silent auction, dance to Ninth Row Band. Tickets: $100; (864) 770-0276.
Food Lion Mayhem skateboard competition, part of Mountain Sports Festival, will be held from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Food Lion Skate Park, Flint and Cherry streets, Asheville, by the Asheville Parks and Recreation. Open to all skateboarders. Beginner, intermediate, advanced level competitions; boarders category. Prizes to top three winners. Registration: 11 a.m., $5. Spectators free. New flagpole dedicated at 2 p.m. in memory of skateboarder Justin Abell. Demonstration by Flipside. Information: www.foodlionskatepark.com, 225-7184.
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Video: $20 million air-quality research project announced
MARYVILLE — Air-quality officials in the Knoxville metropolitan area have moved forward with a $20 million project that will partially focus on the Look Rock air monitoring station in Blount County.
Officials toured the Look Rock site today and discussed the project.
The project, titled the Southern Oxidant and Aerosol Study, will vacuum and monitor ground-based organic emissions and provide a road map for further reducing air pollution in the area.
Organic emissions are air pollutants, mainly emitted through vegetation, like trees.
SOAS is a part of the Southern Atmosphere Study, which will also measure in locations across the southeast including Alabama.
The Tennessee Valley Authority, which is working with the project, has reduced its smog emissions by more than 90 percent over the past 15 years, officials said.
As part of the Clean Air Agreement, TVA has been integral in reducing emissions from its power plants and will have closed 18 of 59 power plant units by the year 2016, according to Dennis Yankee, a senior manager for TVA's environmental monitoring and analysis.
The study is conducted by The Electric Power Research Institute, a research company that specializes in understanding in-depth effects of air pollution.
Funding for the project comes partially from EPA, the National Science Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, paired with contributions from EPRI, Southern Company and TVA.
SOAS is the most extensive and most costly air-quality research project in the Southeast since the 1990s, according to Sherri Hunt, the acting assistant director for air climate and energy at EPA's national center for environmental research.
Look Rock's monitor, where part of the study is being conducted, reported higher-than-allowed pollution levels last year.
The monitor placed Knox, Blount and Anderson counties in non-attainment status in May of 2012, meaning they didn't meet EPA's air quality standards.
The data acquired in the project will help to provide the region with more thorough models and simulations to configure how organic emissions can be reduced, Hunt said.
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The check in time was 12 noon ans as informed in the booking I reached there around 8.30PM. 1 Hour before reaching to hotel i called them and informed also. To my surprise the told me to stay in sub standard room. Even i booked the highest category room available on your website.
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I ran across someone saying he had a frame formerly ridden by a top-level professional road racer for such and such a team in a particular year.
This got me wondering: how much or little does racing provenance add to a frame's value, and how is it proved or documented?
Does the era matter? This particular frame is circa late 1990's, is that too recent to be anything more than an obsolete race bike fit for the scrapper?
Does the racer have to be a household name? How about if the rider was a good one, with a long career competing in all the top-level races (TdF etc) even if the podiums were in smaller races? What about a frame that was a pro race team bike but ridden by an obscure domestique?
Or, perhaps, is the team association more important than the rider?
What evidence is there, realistically, to back up any such claimed provenance? Are riders' names painted on their bikes? I suppose anyone can wield a brush. Bikes' serial numbers, if any, aren't known and tracked like racing cars' chassis identifications are, sometimes anyway. I don't really get how any of this can be proved, other than to say the frame looks like some blurry press photos . . .
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In the past couple of months, three acquaintances of mine have come down with the H1N1 virus, also known as "swine flu," landing all three of them in the hospital in critical condition. I don't know if any had gotten a flu shot or if in their particular situations it would have prevented their life-threatening illnesses. But I took it as a wakeup call to learn all I could.
I was shocked to learn that even with the availability of vaccines, the dreaded flu virus is taking the U.S. by storm. This year's strain already has left 20 children dead, according to new numbers released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More than that, anywhere from 3,000 to 49,000 people die every year from flu-related illnesses.
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Kru Yod, one of the most popular Tiger Muay Thai trainers, is well known internationally and has a strong reputation as a top trainer with over 30 years of experience in the art of Muay Thai.
Competing under the fight name of Yodkhunsup Por Pongsawang he fought in the premier stadiums of Muay Thai, Lumpinee and Rajadamnern, and internationally including against the top Chinese fighters of the day. He was known for his technical style, strong left kick and clinch work.
After retiring from fighting Yod returned to his home town where he trained famous Thai fighters such as Iquezang Kor Rungthanakeat and then moved to Phuket where he started working at Tiger Muay Thai. Since then he has become the trainer of choice for a huge list of champions in Muay Thai, K-1 and MMA including to name a few: George St Pierre, Rickard Nordstrand, Jake Shields, Fred Sikking and Phil Baroni.
Yod has been brought over to many countries to teach at gyms such as Tristar in Canada, Halmstad Muay Thai in Sweden and Bomber Gym in Hong Kong.


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Apartment / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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Flaine Montsoleil: The Montsoleil development has a great reputation with many top reviews. The great facilities include the 24 hour concierge, fitness centre, swimming pool, sauna, steam room, ability to ski-in and ski-out, secure ski lockers, and underground parking. The development also has a weekly schedule of free entertainment for guests, and other paid services such as grocery delivery, fresh bread in the morning, massage, and a continental breakfast.
Getting Around: The apartment is located just above the centre of Flaine. During the day there is a regular free bus service that stops outside the apartment, while at night there is a free private shuttle bus for those staying at the development to go into the town. Otherwise it is approximately a 20 minute walk.
Ski: Flaine, as part of the Grand Massif ski area, has 265km of pistes that offer something for everyone, giving the resort a good, well-balanced reputation. Made up of Flaine, Samoens, Carroz, and Sixt-fer-a-Cheval, the total area has 17 green runs, 64 blue runs, 45 red runs, and 15 black runs. There is also cross-country skiing, a freestyle park with a half-pipe as well as a skier-cross course located in Flaine.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
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|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Geneva 70 km, Nearest railway: Cluses 30 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, Internet access, DVD player, Staffed property
|Shared indoor pool, Shared outdoor pool (heated), Children's pool
|Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
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|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Shared indoor pool, Balcony or terrace
|Secure parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, stunning south facing views and 24 hour concierge
This modern apartment is uniquely spacious and comfortable as a result of two flats being joined together.
Individually furnished, with 2 double bedrooms and 1 twin with 3 bathrooms (1 en suite) - 2 with a bath/shower, and 1 with a shower.
There is a separate dining space next to the ample living area, and a balcony with a seating area to enjoy the morning and afternoon sun.
The apartment also has a fully-equipped kitchen, as well as TV, DVD, and Wifi that will hopefully help you relax and have a great Flaine holiday.
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A number of activities are available in the residence such as: Bakery and catering services, WiFi, lending service for magazines, newspapers or games.
Also available : Ski services (equipment, ski lifts, french ski school), free Baby kit, breakfast buffet, 24h concierge service. Free loan of PSPs, board games, cartoons, paperbacks.
The ski resort and its surroundings offer a wide range of activities to discover and practice.
From helicopter flights to paragliding.
Artificial wall climbing can be accessed from the residence.
Driving on ice or ice-quad for fans of strong sensations.
Dog sledding or snowshoeing in the middle of forests.
Art and culture are present in everyday life with the prestigious monumental works by Picasso, Vasarely and Dubuffet to discover.
Well-Being facilities are available in the residence with cardio-training room, outdoor heated pool, saunas, steam rooms and Jacuzzi.
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Price includes cleaning, linen, towels, bathrobes and beds made up on arrival.
The Grand Massif region
Grand Massif lies between Geneva and Mont Blanc. The skiing region Le Grand Massif within sight of the Mont-Blanc-peak lives up to its name and has reasons for being called the fourth largest winter sports region of the French Alps.Grand Massif has 265km of piste, 133 runs offering a variety of terrain for all levels, reliable snow cover and lack of queues. The area is blessed with one of the best snow records in the French Alps. The generous skiing region was created by merging the single skiing regions of the five stations Flaine, Les Carroz d'Araches, Samoëns, Morillon and Sixt Fer-à-Cheval, so that the slope network of Le Grand Massif now encompasses the entire mountain region North of the Mont Blanc.
Flaine is a modern, car free resort. Services, shops and amenities are grouped together, only a few steps away from your accommodation. Fun activities, entertainment, bars & restaurants will keep you going after skiing and make your ski holiday unforgettable.
Flaine is characterized by the clear-cut Bauhaus style of the famous architect Marcel Breuer, who designed the skiing station on three levels and turned the forum in the city centre into a walk-in art exhibit with sculptures of Picasso and Vasarely
Next to the classic offer of winter hiking trails and snowshoe hikes, ice skating rinks and fitness centers in Flaine, Samoëns and Le Carroz, exceptional activities like Quad or GoKart driving on the ice, dog sledding tours, paragliding or a helicopter tour around the Mont Blanc are available.
Next to active and athletic highlights, the skiing region Le Grand Massif also has surprises waiting for art enthusiasts. Especially in Flaine, a broad cultural offer is part of everyday life, including numerous concerts and especially the centre of contemporary art, which opened in the city centre in the late seventies. Of course, the versatile Après-Ski-offers should also be mentioned, that invites you to end your ski day in the main village of the area with discotheques and bars.
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We had a lovely week in this wonderful apartment. Me and my wife were accompanied by our grown son and two of our married friends. The apartment is large and allowed us the luxury of our own space when we required it as well as having a large communal area for socialising. The kitchen is a bit on the small side but adequate - although the ladies may require their high heels on to reach some of the cupboards. There is a beautiful view out of the windows and the complex's pool/hot tub are great after a days skiing. You can order fresh bread and croissants each morning and pick them up at the reception desk - we took full advantage. The property comes with two ski lockers so plenty of room for storing your ski gear. The ski bus service is very regular and the town is only a short walk away should you still be feeling fit. The ski in/ski out is good despite an 80 metre walk to get to the first incline. All in all this apartment suited us down to the ground.
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