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Did the electronic check in ,all worked fine, room clean, bed linen and bathroom clean but very basic
Easy to find just of motorway, KFC just up road
Free parking and internet
Fine for one night stopover
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Please note that my staff and myself do our best to satisfy our guests.
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I read reviews that were fair about the place and seeing as we where passing through I thought it would be okay.
Avoid - the place is horrid. The room was grubby and cramped. The air con didn't work and the room was boiling hot.
It would have been better to sleep in the car!!
Dear Guest,
Thank you for giving us your opinion about your stay in the hotel.
We are sorry your stay was not what you expected.
Regarding the air conditionning, please note it has benn turned off one week ago : autumn is arriving and guests ask for warm air.
Regarding the cleanning, I am briefing again the maids about what...
My first encounter with the hotel was me emailing them about their timings for breakfast, checking out etc - brilliant reply despite me speaking English and very prompt! I had high expectations.
I came by taxi from Valence TGV train station (about 33 euros) around 4 - 5pm and with little clear indication, I finally realised I had to checkin...
Pleasantly surprised by this little place. It is a budget hotel and so that's what to expect, however it is clean, neat and tidy. Easy parking, comfortable beds, cool little japanese style pod bathrooms. If you want/need somewhere cheap this is a really good option.
Dear Guest,
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All your comments are welcome and very helpful for our staff, in order to improve our job.
We will be pleased to welcome you for a next stay.
Yours Faithfully,
The check in was fast, staff was professional, free parking, clean room, confortable bed. The bathroom is small but the most annoying is the shower curtain which stick to you... Would be better to have a waterproof door and no curtain at all....if you don't use curtain room will be flooded... So you have to choose! Otherwise conveniently located with...
Recommendable for one or two Nights and it was ok there. During our Trip in that Area, we spend there on Night and can say, that it was all normal and clean there. Reception Employee was friendly and did make a fast Service at CheckIn. Little bit basic Interiour, but just for sleeping there, it is recommendable. There was also...
We arrived into Valence only to find nothing available for the night except the Premiere Classe, don't know how that got that name, but it certainly wasn't a Premiere Hotel!! We felt like we were sleeping in a shipping container. The beds and bedding were clean, but the walls in the room needed a good scrub down. Not sure what...
This is only the second time we have stayed at a Premiere Classe Hotel, out first time at this group only being classed as adequate/average, but you get what you pay for which we knew so certainly were not disappointed.
Having flown to Geneva and driven down to Valence in the late afternoon arriving in Valence following an evening meal...
It would be very easy to rate this hotel as poor or perhaps even terrible - but that would be a harsh assessment. It's far from perfect, it certainly wasn't Premiere Classe - as in 1st class - and there were things I definitely didn't like. However it really wasn't the worst hotel I've ever stayed in - far from...
Only for travelers who get stuck in the highway and need a few hours sleep in the middle of the night.
The good things: free parking and wifi. The bad things: all the rest.
Showers and toilet extremely small with plastic (fiberglass) floor). The Bed (king size or two single) takes the whole space of the little room and if...


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My Marchies are both experiencing an interesting sleep issue that I can't figure out. For the last month or two, they have been waking up crying during their naps. They have NEVER had sleep problems before. They go down easily for naps and bedtime and have slept through the night since they were little. They still go down easily for naps, but wake up crying about an hour or an hour and a half into their naps (they nap in different rooms on opposite sides of our upstairs, and they don't usually wake up at the same time). They just lay face down in their cribs and cry, often times with their eyes closed. They don't get up, don't call for me, don't even act awake. However, if I ignore them, it will escalate and they'll cry and become hysterial. If I go in and rub their back or pick them up, give them a hug without talking to them, and lay them back down, they'll go back to sleep. Sometimes this happens two or three times during a nap, and now it has started at night as well. I tried letting one of them CIO last night, but he ended up getting hysterical and I was afraid he was going to throw up on himself. I just went in, he stood up, I gave him a hug, told him to lay down, and he went back to sleep without further problem. Anyone else's Marchies been through something like this? I can't figure out if it's teething, or separation anxiety, or bad dreams, or possibly even reflux (they had HORRIBLE reflux and came off their meds about 2 months ago). I've even wondered if they could have some sort of psychological flashbacks to the NICU where they used to get blood sticks, etc. in their sleep. I've tried giving them motrin an hour before naps, I've even started them back on their reflux meds to see if it makes a difference, and so far nothing....it's getting very frustrating, especially since I don't feel like they're crying to get my attention or because they really want to be up as they usually want to go back to bed!
Why are they crying in their sleep?
Proud mom of identical twin boys born 3/6/08 (at 30 weeks)
I honestly don't really have any advice. But my Marchie also does this on occasion in the night. I really think its just bad dreams. If I go in, rub his head for a minute or two he generally drifts right back off to sleep. I'm guessing its the age, but I don't really know.
It sucks though, seeing them so sad and not knowing what their thinking/dreaming about.
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My LO kinda went through this, except at night I didn't have to go in to him. But he was waking up from naps crying, which he never did before, and also waking at night. He would soothe himself at night before I had to go in.
I *think* our issue was teeth. His two bottom 2nd molars have finally come all the way in, and his sleep is back to normal. I'll never know for sure, but that's my best guess at the moment. Now I'm just waiting for the top ones...
Not sure why but my Marchie does this at night. We go in and give him his paci and he's usually asleep before his head hits the pillow again... maybe it's the age? or a stage they go through?
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Riley does this occasionally. Unfortunately, if it happens at nap time, he won't go back to sleep. Whenit happens at night, like it did a couple nights ago, I just go in and give him a hug until he stops crying then tell him its time to sleep. I usually rub his back until he is asleep again and he's fine.
Sometimes he will have a run of the night waking and then not do it for months.
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Yibes does it sometimes. I just give him a hug and tuck him back in and he falls right back to sleep.
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My Marchie just did this for he first time last night.
I felt so bad, he cried and wimpered and then fell back asleep a few minutes later. I figred it was just a bad dream...
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My LO has just started this and has never done anything like this before. Glad to hear it is common.
I guess I feel better hearing that so many other Marchies are going through the same thing. I just wish it didn't happen EVERY nap time. They did have a good night last night, though, so here's hoping it won't become part of our regular night time routine!
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I would say teeth or anxiety about being away from you or each other maybe. I notice my boys wake up more at night crying on the days I am really busy w/ school or such and we don't have a lot of cuddle time. Maybe coinedience but it never seems to fail. Not much help but just wanted to say I feel your pain and I hope they start to sleep better!
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The Government: a bunch of chickens. I want to make this absolutely explicit: this Government is chicken. Buk-buk-bukaaaw chicken; yellow-bellied, lily-livered, chicken. Scaredy-cats. But not just this Government; the last one too. Absolute cowards. Fraidy little weaklings.
I say this because the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), the official Government advisory board, has called for an end to criminal prosecution for people found carrying drugs – any drugs. It's not actually the first time they've said this: last year, they made a similar cry. For some reason it hasn't got a great deal of media attention: The Times (£) has run a story on page 12; no other paper seems to have mentioned it at all.
The ACMD suggests that it is possible to be more "creative" in the legal approach to drug users: "For people found to be in possession of drugs (any) for personal use (and involved in no other criminal offences), they should not be processed through the criminal justice system but instead be diverted into drug education/awareness courses (as can happen now with speeding motor car offenders) with concomitant assessment for treatment needs (if the person consents), or possibly other, more creative civil punishments (eg loss of driving licence or passport)." If the person has also committed another crime, of course, "the usual test and treatment procedures would occur." It says, and it would know, that such approaches "may be more effective in reducing repeat offending" and would reduce costs to the criminal justice system.
So, with a sense of weary inevitability, I asked the Home Office what they had to say about it. And it was the same thing they had to say when I wrote about it in June; the same thing they had to say when a cross-party group of peers recommended the same thing in March; the same thing they had to say last September when Portugal's decriminalisation move was announced a "resounding success". For those of you who haven't read it a million times before, a spokesman said:
We have no intention of liberalising our drugs laws. Drugs are illegal because they are harmful – they destroy lives and cause untold misery to families and communities. Those caught in the cycle of dependency must be supported to live drug-free lives, but giving people a green light to possess drugs through decriminalisation is clearly not the answer. We are taking action through tough enforcement, both inland and abroad, alongside introducing temporary banning powers and robust treatment programmes that lead people into drug free recovery.
I've gone on and on before, at length, about the arguments and evidence for a rethinking of the drug laws: that there is no evidence that prohibition lowers drug use; that there is evidence that prohibition increases drug harm and drug crime. In Portugal, there has even been a small drop in drug use among young people since decriminalisation. I know all this; the ACMD knows all this. The Government is chicken, because presumably it knows this too – knows it could save lives, and even better save money – but it won't do the right thing, even though it is staring them in the face, because it can't face the political fight.
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New Opening: The Wellesley Hotel Knightsbridge
November 19, 2012
By: Five Star Alliance
Cigar lovers visiting London will have a new place to light up come December. The Wellesley Hotel Knightsbridge, a 1920s townhouse that has been turned into a 36-room suite hotel, is set to open for business by year's end.
Featured on the Conde Nast Traveller's Hot List for 2012, The Wellesley Hotel has a prime location in London's Knightsbridge. Knightsbridge is known for its sophisticated shopping district and proximity to landmarks such as the Royal Albert Hall and Kensington Palace.
The Cigar Lounge with its private heated cigar terrace aims to offer one of the world's largest collections of cigars,, whilst the Crystal Bar will feature a Whiskey and Cognac Wall alongside and extensive menu of fine wines, spirits, and cocktails. For those who prefer to enjoy their stogies in private, the Penthouse Suite will also house its own humidor with a specially selected range of cigars for enthusiasts.
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October 2, 2012
By: Five Star Alliance
At London's 41, you can sleep under the stars without ever having to leave your hotel room.
Lady Gaga Gifts a Stay at the Dorchester
September 11, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
We all know Lady Gaga for her exorbitant meat dresses and funky fresh pop music, but she also has a charitable side. According to ABC, Lady Gaga met a British couple who were having their wedding reception at the Dorchester in London. After a conversation, the lovely couple must have made quite an impression for Lady Gaga gifted them a stay in a deluxe room as a wedding gift. Unfortunately, her offer was declined possibly because the couple already had honeymoon plans, but it's certainly the thought that counts! Be sure to explore the Dorchester here, which is a celebrity hotspot with Rihanna and Jay-Z also rumored to have stayed there. Would you turn down a free hotel stay from Lady Gaga or anyone else for that matter? If not, be sure to sign up for our newsletter to automatically be entered to win a free luxury hotel stay!
Fun Fact Friday! 50th James Bond Anniversary
September 7, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first screening of a James Bond Movie, Dr. No. The film premiered on October 5th, 1962, and to celebrate, Christie's auction house in London will be selling a variety of James Bond novelties such as two of the cars used in recent films. The auction will take place on October 5th in London, so make your reservations and don't miss out on an opportunity to bring a piece of James Bond home with you!
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September 5, 2012
By: Five Star Alliance
One of the best kept secrets in London is the peaceful courtyard at Blakes Hotel, tucked between the hotel and its Mews House.
St. Pancras Hotel Goes Above and Beyond for its VIP Guests
August 29, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
We're thrilled to announce that St. Pancras Hotel is the only hotel in collaboration with Eurostar offering complimentary VIP transfers for guests staying in Chambers Rooms and Suites. Chambers Rooms offer the following value-additions and start from 340 Pounds per night, excluding VAT.
• Access to the Chambers Club which offers a fresh morning breakfast, drinks and snacks throughout the day
• Access to the St. Pancras Spa facility, including a £30 Spa treatment voucher
• Priority table reservations at The Gilbert Scott Restaurant, a Marcus Wareing Restaurant
• Complimentary wired & wireless Internet connectivity
• Complimentary Melogy Male Grooming Wet Shave
• Butler Service
This incredible collaboration with Eurostar allows butlers and concierge members of the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London to meet guests from their journey, escort customers onto the train, and pack and unpack the guests' luggage. This sort of exceptional service certainly sets this luxury hotel apart, making it an exemplary choice for folks looking for a hotel in London.
Be In the Know, Now: New Armani and Bulgari Hotels
August 22, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
We at Five Star Alliance are all about the best and most luxurious hotels. We certainly keep up with the happenings in the luxury travel world and take pride in bringing our clients the latest luxury travel news. Keep up with our blog series where we'll be featuring luxury hotels opening in 2012 to stay on top of the trends and make your reservations at the newest hotspots.
Back in April 2010, the first Armani Hotel made its debut in Dubai, and then another one popped up in Milan. We hear the next city to get an Armani upgrade is Paris and that we should expect at least eight more hotels from this designer/hotelier. (Photo of the Armani Hotel Milano)
Another hotel brand to watch is Bulgari, with a luxury hotel in Milan and another one that had its grand opening in London just in time for the Olympics. We certainly admire the elegant and contemporary design of the Bulgari hotels, and we recommend folks who appreciate a sleek design and a modern feel to check them out. (Photo of the Bulgari Hotel and Residences)
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Fun Fact Friday! Enjoy Gin and Tonic Afternoon Tea
August 17, 2012
By: Oksana Balytsky
Did you know that Le Meridien Piccadilly in London now offers a Gin and Tonic Afternoon Tea? Enjoy this fun twist on afternoon tea at the Terrace Bar & Grill for about $50 per person and choose from 6 fruit or herb-infused gins along with finger sandwiches, homemade scones, and a variety of pastries. Make your reservations for this fantastic hotel here!
Spotlight On: The Dorchester London's Harlequin Suite
July 30, 2012
By: Five Star Alliance
The largest of the three roof suites at London's The Dorchester, The Harlequin is made up of a master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and dressing room, a dining room, a living room, a bar, and a large outside terrace overlooking Hyde Park. The rooms are arranged en filade with American walnut floors throughout, giving the suite an elegant, stately flow.
The living room has walls upholstered in ivory silk, chaises upholstered in buttery leather, emerald-parchment clad case pieces, and a bespoke wool and silk rug from The Rug Company, which was specially woven in Nepal. Two sets of French doors curtained in gold silk from Thailand lead onto the terrace and flood the room with natural light.
It was in this very room that Elizabeth Taylor received the news of her record-breakingmulti-million pound deal to star in the epic Cleopatra and the suite still glows with Hollywood glamour. The dining room seats eight and the walls are lined with a stunning silver wallpaper which reflects the light from the bespoke crystal chandelier by Metalarte, echoing the fabled diamond collection of Ms Taylor.
Emerald and apple-coloured drapes and Roman shades dress the master bedroom's window. A master dressing room is lined in sycamore panels and has ample closet space with two walnut semainiers and an emerald shagreen-upholstered dressing table.
The luxurious master bathroom features black Nero Marquina floors with under-floor heating, walls of book-matched white Arabescato Oro marble slabs, white onyx vanities, a large freestanding bath with polished chrome contemporary tap ware, and a state-of-the-art shower toilet by Geberit. The Harlequin Suite is available as a two-bedroom suite and the second bedroom still has the original pink marble bathroom that was installed for Elizabeth Taylor.
The suite is approximately 208 square meters, and nightly rates start at GBP 4,750.00.
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Cool New Addition: ME London
July 12, 2012
By: K. Clare Johnson
Set to open in Summer 2012, ME London is located on the former site of the Marconi House, Gaiety Theatre and
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I love the vanity pets in wow and now have enjoy spoiling my boyfriend as he has developed the same enjoyment I have for collecting them. He recently received Nuts and waits ages for the acorn to be thrown :)
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If anyone needs this pet and is struggling I dont mind giving my spares out. Alliance/Horde Azjol-nerub.
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Either that or it will be from the NPC vendor where you can trade candies for other pets like the Feline Familiar! I love halloween - can not control my excitement! I would love this pet for my collection :D
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what a brilliant idea! Can't wait!!!
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I am sooo jelly green !! My fiance bought me a virtual ticket so I will be there in spirit and if you see a signature of some weird reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee then thats my telekinesis at work! \o/ enjoy the event!
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Re: Darkmoon RabbitWell that means I will have to buy the pet and start saving as it is on our AH at 300k, or wait the long way till there are a good few. Our realm is terrible for creating raids, its very clicky and very loot whorish. sigh blizzard...
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Re: Fetish ShamanThis pet is only obtained by purchasing your own copy of D3 CE. If you are waiting for the codes to appear for sale, then its going to take forever as Blizzard have no intentions on saving avid pet collectors money unfortunately. If you're a massive WoWaholic like me and secured a years subs to get D3 free, I simply refused to part with my cash for a game I already owned. Illogical.
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Re: Jade TigerOh hes beautiful! Those in China are somewhat lucky to have him however unlucky to have missed out on some other pets and not to mention the time! I dont know how people survived, Id certainly suffer and feel upset if I couldn't get my hands on Wolk when it arrived! (I was one of those people who bought it at midnight!)
Well played all around and well deserved to those who have him! Id love to see some pictures and some idle movements if people have time :)
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Situated in Galloway, this motel is 2 mi (3.1 km) from Heritage Park and 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center. Absecon Wildlife Management Area and Richard Stockton College of New Jersey are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Convenient for the town centre, Staff helpful and friendly. Stunning location which you pay a high premium for as the rooms are quite basic. There is a small sun terrace which no one tells you about, definitely worth a visit. Do try the Ristorante Della Nonna which is a couple of minutes away. Great food, great owner and staff, great price. It's on Via S. Benedetto, 37/39.
If the Grotto Restaurant was more realistically priced we would have used it. Around 250 Euros for the set meal + wine + cover charge etc is too steep.
The views of the sea and our Rm. 211.
It was very cool in the room and the heat hadn't been turned on for the fall/winter. We understand this but we had to put on extra sweaters. The view made it all worthwhile.
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This is not really a hotel, although nice garden, perfect restored building and furnished with taste, it is more a reception hall for weddings etc. and it is disturbing when you're staying there (noise, lots of people wandering around...), the more it has no swimming pool! ... Not a good choice.
The view and the terrasse were very nice.
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I am new to the idea of adding a carputer to my volkswagen R32. I came with OEM nav but it sucks.
I would like to run some version of windows. preferably 8
I would like to be able to use VCDS by Ross-tech. I then can monitor just about every sensor in my car (oil presure/temp). . Ross-tech has also released a program called VC-scope which will allow me to create gauges based on canbus measuring blocks.
I would like to use GPS
My car originally came with GPS, which means it has a GPS antenna. Does anyone know how one would go about getting the antenna signal into the computer. When ever i searched for USB to Antenna adapter. I just found USB gps antennas. Also car is a double din, i have looked at other threads/ builds, it seems its fairly "easy" to fabricate a adapter to hold a touch screen.
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I would like to play music
I have an OEM amplifier in my car and I can use either line level or speaker level.
I would also like to be able have AM/FM
So I dont understand how much "power" i will need from this computer.
So at max i would be running VC-gauge or VCDS, A GPS application, and a Music application. I can measure the VC-gauge/VCDS on my PC if this helps(idk what ill be measuring lol)
How do i determine how much processing power i need?
How do i determine how big of a power supply do i need?
How much memory do i need?
I would like to get a SS drive for the OS then run my music from another undetermined source.
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Niort and Tours will draw in ordinary time at odds 3.26
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Two teams which has ended 2012, in a modest shape. Hosts without a win in their last 10 matches, guests in their last 4. Niort is on a relegation place with only 17 points. 11 draws in 19 matches and only 2 wins, both home. A lot problems, coach Pascal Gastien being unable to count on: Courtot, Delecroix and Lahaye injured, while Juan and Durak are doubtful. Guests are not scared almost nobody in away games, they won once in first part of the season. They have enough trouble in offensive compartment score only 17 goals in 19 games, less than 1/game. One important absence Berenguer is suspended; Maubleu is injured. Specialist in draw Niort will not misses the chance to settle for another one :) gl
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So I went to Portugal for a mini-vacation and fell in love with the architecture they had there. The whole city was really, really beautiful. It inspired this painting and I attempted to capture all that was really cool about the city.
i would love to go there!
It's amazing. I love it. You captured the atmosphere of the old Mediterranean city to he smallest detail.
Wonderful drawing!
Oh my, The colors are so gorgeous! I love the lightings and shadows. this is just amazing!
Cette ruelle me plait beaucoup!!!
I failed to reroduce a similar village like this one in my game. I guess I need more pratice to be able one day do like you..
what a beautiful scene you've captured!
It looks as if the 4 seasons where captured in a single moment. Very nice.
What a beautiful place to be in!!!
beautiful indeed)
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woah, beautiful! *.*
I wish I could live in a house like that... (without having to live in portugal tought ^^')
I wish I could live in a house like that... (without having to live in portugal tought ^^')
Beautiful!! Wow I'd to explore there!!!
Oh wow, really really like this
This is just amazing!!
Realy amazing painting! I'm from Portugal and i hope you enjoyed your stay here and come back again. Thank you for capturing so perfectly this beautifull place
wonderful...great work...
That's beautiful.
Two words to describe this paiting: IN...SANE haha. You have some mad skills my friend. I'll be taking a closer look at your work when I do my first landscape in November
Thanks for all your feedback. Good luck with the landscapes. Do studies. A lot of them...
Yah, I'm still going through all your stuff. I'm blown away. Will be using it as inspiration when I do mine. I've been testing out brushes and some basic techniques. I've got tree-trunks/textures down really well.
I'll have to visit Portugal at some point, wonderful painting, thanks for posting it
This is gorgeous!!! :
a very beautiful piece
Must have been a great visit, beautifully done
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Both amazing and incredible ^u^
Very nice colors !
Quite lovely!!
WOW. This piece is so rich with colors, shading/highlights, and textures...simply breath-taking
This is an incredible painting! Thanks for sharing it!
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can not fault this
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makes me wish i could go there!
Beautiful work!
This is gorgeous!!! I thought it was a photograph~
I must admit that I didn't used to like your art as much as I did others, but now I am so captivated by your work. Awesome painting again
Your attention to lighting is amazing
I wish I could go on a vacation. I haven't had one in over a decade.
do you know roughly how long this took you to do?
Absolutely beautiful and quite inspirational! The colors and everything.
This is a truly beautiful painting! I wish I could paint like this<3
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This is a ChuChu in the style of Windwaker...
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I need to edit it with some stars around his head...
Chuchus are amazing, and I love this emotie/icon. xDD
Cute chuchu ^^
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your chuchu is the food, no?
your chuchu is the food, no?
wat program did u use??
Their eyes don't wiggle, and they are slower! ChuChu.
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Cuteness! Hmm, You should make a lick emoticon next!!!
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Part 1: McKay, A History of Western Society, Chapter 12: The Crisis of the Later Middle Ages; 1300-1450
àRead pages 338 to 371 in your text, and take notes. There will be a test on this chapter within the first week of school.
Your ability to read and understand this text will be crucial to your success in this class. Please consider the following:
ü Your notes should be thoughtfully detailed and effectively concise. In other words, taking note of every detail will be a waste of your time. As you read, take note of the main ideas the text is conveying, along with a few pieces of supporting evidence. You will never remember everything; don't take note of everything.
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Chapter 12: The Crisis of the Later Middle Ages; 1300-1450
1) Prelude to Disaster
a) Early 14th century: climate changeàlower food productionàeconomic & social disaster
b) Climate Change & Famine
i) 1000-1300: warmer climate than usualàvitality of High Middle Ages
ii) 1300-1450: "little ice age" ruined wheat/oat/hay crops
(1) The Great Famine: 1315-1322, northern Europe, interpreted as biblical at the time
(2) Cattle/sheep diseasesàincrease cost of foodstuffsàreduced caloric intakeàsusceptibility to disease & lower productivity/outputàhigher prices (circular)
c) Social Consequences
Part 2: Richard Wunderli's Peasant Fires: The Drummer of Niklashausen
àYou must purchase a copy of Wunderli's book ($3.00 used on Amazon), read it, and complete the following assignment:
Peasant Fires tells the story of Hans Behem, a southern German peasant who, in the late 15th century, claimed to have been visited by the Virgin Mary, and ultimately attracted tens of thousands of pilgrims to the small village of Niklashausen. While Behem's story is interesting, you should use this book more as an introduction to early modern Europe, where our course begins. To that end, please complete the following as you read:
Create a list of references from the text which can be used to identify the religious, political, social, and economic character of 15th century Germany. Your list should be made up of at least five references for each of the four institutions identified above, and be spread throughout the book. Each reference should include:
1. Page number(s)
2. A brief description of your reference
3. Identification of how this reference illustrates the religious, political, social, or economic institutions of 15th century Germany.
*This should be completed in note form. Content should be your focus. See the example on the backside of this page.
· Page 2
· Niklashausen experiences a particularly difficult winter.
o Hans & other peasants feared the "hungry time of Lent"
§ Starvation; people & herd animals
· Peasant such as Hans felt the difficult winter and forthcoming struggle were a direct result of God's wrath
o Religion dominated the thoughts of 15th century Germany
o It was believed that God was directly responsible for happenings on Earth
o God was understood as wrathful, and Germans in the 15th century felt they were deserving of God's wrath.
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· Niklashausen belonged to "three separate jurisdictions."
o Secular jurisdiction: Grafshaft County, ruled by Count Johann III of Werthiem.
o Spiritual jurisdiction: Archbishopric of Mainz, ruled by the Archbishop of Mainz
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I've used sugar waxing on my arms and bikini area. It is incredibly time consuming (loses a lippie for that) but may take less time with more practice. It is incredibly effective, very simple, and yields results time and again.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I started sugaring my face a few months ago. I have very fine peach fuzz on my cheeks, and it is sort of bothersome but not the end of the world. I sugar my face once a month; it doesn't take all the hair off, but I think that being totally hairless looks sort of strange, so it's ok. I just want the long unruly blond hairs to be gone; that's good enough for me. Anyway, I cut up an old pair of jeans and I use the denim to pull the wax off my face. I made a batch of sugar about 2 months ago, and I'm not even halfway through it. I keep it in a small plastic tupperware container and I heat it up for 20 seconds in the microwave when I want to use it. I apply it using a frosting knife (flat rounded pastry knife) and it works great. I apply it in long strokes to my cheeks and pull it off sideways. I don't wan to pull my face skin up or down, as I think it's probably not good for it. I also hold the skin taught when I do this. My face is red for a few hours, but I don't get ingrown hairs or a lot of irritation from sugaring, as I did from waxing and using hair removal creams in the past (I have very sensitive skin). I also think that this stimulates collagen production on my face. The sugaring pulls out a lot of hair; I hold the denim up to the light and it appears that there are MILLIONS of fine blond hairs stuck to the sugar. It's working, but it doesn't get ALL the hairs. Around my lips, I usually do it twice, and remove the denim strip in the opposite direction of the hair growth. This helps get more hair, but it also causes more irritation, so I don't do this with the rest of my face.
This is a great, cheap, chemical free way of dealing with unruly peach fuzz. I have tried it on my underarms, and it also worked well.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I feel like I've been missing out for the past 10 years. I JUST heard about sugar waxing, and didn't think it would work. Cheap, DIY and amazing results? Too good to be true right? Well, a little. It takes some work to get the consistency right. I overcooked my first batch and tried to wax my leg, but ended up burning myself. Tried it again and it came out perfect. It was runny enough to wax with a cloth strip, and when it started to get tacky, I could just use the popsicle stick and use the wax to wax (if that makes sense). This is so cheap, natural and has great results. I am a hair-remover fiend! I have tried everything too. GiGi's wax, Nair, Veet, shaving, threading, tweezing, EVERYTHING but as far as price and results go, sugar wax is the winner.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
OMG it made my skin sooo smooth! i wanted to try it on my underarms yesterday and it was fine.. until i ripped a little lower than the hair >.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Green
How many years of anxiety and how many $ would I have saved if I'd found this earlier? Brilliant! Much kinder to my skin and my pocket! I use this in all areas and am a convert!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Given that I am prone to terrible razor burn no matter the shave products I used, my search for a hair removal product that works well and isn't too tedious to use has taken months. Until I started exploring waxing at home, I'd been using Veet with great success though I really didn't care for the smell or the briefness of the results.
I first tried Gigi's Dark Honee wax as my hair can be rather coarse. It left me bruised and sore for a week despite my following the directions. I figured since I had invested in a warmer, I'd try more waxes. I tried the original Honee, a wax with argan oil, a cream wax and even a hard wax you're supposed to peel off. I mastered the technique rather well, but the stickiness and mess (not to mention impossible clean-up requiring tons of baby oil) was just as irritating as the other methods I'd tried.
After trying and loving an inexpensive sugar waxing kit from Nair with wonderful results, I started researching how to make my own sugaring wax. There were a few recipes I'd discovered, but this one--credit to Vanita on Squidoo--was amazing.
Not only did it turn out perfect on my first attempt, which almost never happens when I'm learning a new candy or confectionary recipe, but after it cooled enough for me to try, it worked just as well as the Nair for much less money, and was so much easier than the resin waxes I'd tried. Here's how you do it...
4 cups of sugar
� cup of Lemon juice
� cup of water
1. Mix the sugar, water and lemon juice in a skillet or a sauce pan (From my experience it is always good to mix the ingredients before keeping it on flame)
2. Keep the container on a low flame after mixing.
3. Keep stirring the mixture until the sugar solution melts and you have a thick brown liquid. Normally it takes 10 to 15 minutes on low flame.
4. If you have a candy thermometer, The temperature we need to stop cooking the sugar solution is 235-245* F, They call this Soft ball consistency. If you drop a small amount of syrup into chilled water, It forms a soft, flexible ball, but flattens like a pancake after a few moments in your hand.
5. Let it cool . Hot sugar wax can burn your skin so don't rush to use it after it is prepared and it is still hot.
When the temp reached 240, I took it off the heat and stirred it for a bit more before pouring it into a microwave-safe resealable plastic container designed for hot foods/liquids that can go in the dish washer, freezer or fridge with no problems. Here, they're made by a company called Glad and go under the name Gladware. I nested one inside another due to the heat of the wax, then left it to cool.
The wax took a long while to cool, but when I checked it with a stick later, the texture appeared to be just right. I wasn't planning on using the wax that particular day, so waited until it was thoroughly cooled and tried it the next day.
To use:
All you need to do is warm the wax in short bursts in the microwave, stirring between each. It melts smoothly and evenly, but you don't want to overheat it. I set out my disposable cloth wax strips, a large bowl and flannel with hot soapy water (I use a couple pumps of L'Occitane Almond soap since it makes skin so soft), a towel, trash and a couple more sticks just in case. I get comfy on a towel I've spread out, maybe start up an audio book or music to help pass the time and get to work.
When spreading the wax, apply in a thin layer following the direction of hair growth with the stick applicator. Then, apply the linen strip downward in the same direction over the wax, smoothing it with your palm a couple times, then anchor the skin with your free hand and pull the strip off quickly against the hair growth. The pain is practically not there since the sugaring wax just sticks to the hair, cleanup is easy with a damp soapy cloth if you get wax anywhere you don't want it and the process gets to be very easy and effective with a little practice.
Things to know: This method doesn't always get every hair on the first pass and sometimes you have to go back over an area or use tweezers. I've gone over areas a couple times with no pain or bruising. It also works on underarms, though mine are very sensitive so there was a little more pain involved. I haven't tried this as a bikini wax, but it does have a very high sugar content so I'd be careful when working in that area. As for storage, I don't know if it can be left at room temp so I keep it in the fridge.
Overall, I really love this method of hair removal. It washes out of clothing very easily, cleans up off everything else like a dream, might be a bit sticky when first getting the hang of it but no more so than commercial resin waxes I've tried though sugar wax is so much easier to remove. And the cost is unbeatable, too.
And as I mentioned above, it usually takes me a couple attempts for any recipe involving a candy thermometer, but this was perfect on the first try. The description and directions were easy and accurate and best of all, I discovered a natural home-made beauty product that did what it's supposed to do. I love the results (at least two weeks of hair-free skin), love the ease of use and clean up, love that I know exactly what's in it and that my first attempts with sugaring worked so well despite the daunting nature of wax preparation.
Best of luck and I hope you love this new method of hair removal as much as I do! :)
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
For years I used waxes to remove my facial hair (which is on the longer side of fuzz) and almost every time I would RIP OFF a layer of my super-sensitive skin! I'm talking about a first degree burn. And yet every time, once it was long healed, I got the notion to try it again. "Well, maybe if I don't press it on hard it won't.... Maybe if I use powder beforehand it won't remove my skin." Well needless to say these thoughts were brought to nothing. I tried threading, and even shaving, and nothing gave me the results I wanted. Then, I found a recipe for sugaring online. It claimed that the sugar will only adhere to dead tissue, not living. So I gave it a try. Like many people, I cooked it for too long the first time, and tried another batch. The second time worked. I did 7 areas, six of which went fine but the last ripped off some skin (this was because I let the mixture harden too much, which is easily fixable). The longer hairs were removed (which is really all that's necessary). Overall, I will definitely try this again.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I've been making this stuff off and on for a few years and love it! I use it on my legs and sometimes bikini line come summertime and it leaves my skin nice and smooth, and gets most of the hair... oh, and it's cheap to make! Never had it harm my skin either but if you know how to wax, it's pretty easy to avoid. Doesn't do much for course stubble though so gotta let that grow out a little more. You can also use white vinegar instead if you don't feel like going down to the store to buy lemons and you get a more gummy, less sticky consistency that still yanks out the hairs. Both work well I think! A plus is you can just stick it in a plastic container and put it in the fridge. I personally use an old empty gigi wax can so when I need it, it fits right into a wax warmer. So in short, unless/until I come into some money and get laser or electrolysis everywhere I want it, I will be making this stuff for years to come!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
Ugh...I tried so hard to do this right. My first batch was undercooked, so I made a second one that was the perfect consistency...and it just wasn't worth it in the end. It's messy, sticky, and doesn't even remove all the hair! It removes some hairs, but I ended up having to go over the patch again with more wax, and even THAT didn't pick everything up, so I had to take out my tweezers and get rid of the excess hairs that way! And I prepped my skin fine, I put baby powder over the area as to absorb the excess oils, I spread the wax on with and against the grain, and nothing worked! If I'm doing something wrong please let me know, but right now It's just not worth it.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
When I first read the reviews of sugaring, I was very excited to try it, since it was cheap to make, you can use it at home, and you don't need cloth strips to pull the hair off!! It seemed too good to be true! I stumbled on my first obstacle trying to figure out how to make this seemingly easy recipe. It literally took me 5 tries to get it right, and I used a whole 2kg bag of sugar, eeek. HOWEVER, once I got it, it will be really easy to reproduce the results again and again. I found that most of the recipes didn't give information on how long you need to cook the mixture for, and that's why I kept making my product too hard. Here is the following recipe I used:
2 cups sugar
1/4 cup lemon juice
1/4 cup water
Boil on medium-high heat for APPROXIMATELY 10 minutes. If the mixture turns amber, you have gone way too far. It will be a VERY faint golden colour. As you cook the mixture, take a little spoonful of the stuff and put in on a white plate, to see what colour it is. As soon as it's a little bit yellow/golden, STOP! Take the mixture away from the heat and take a little spoonful over to the sink. Then, gently run some cool water over the mixture to cool it off so you can safely touch it. Then, play with the cooled gel, and see if it is malleable in your fingers, but make sure it isn't so sticky that you can't control it. It should kind of feel like that blue sticky/thumb tack stuff. After you get the right consistency, pour it into a container. What I did was I poured it into a glass jar, and then placed the jar in some cool water to help cool off the product faster so that I could use it sooner! When you pull off a chunk, mush it around in your hands a bit to warm it up and make it spread better. As you use it, the light golden colour will change to a light grey-ish colour. Once it starts getting so sticky that it wont stay in a ball anymore, discard that and get a new piece. Also, it would be VERY useful to wear gloves when doing this, as it seems to stick to fingernails like crazy. Also, if you don't use gloves, take off all your jewelry, or it will get SUPER messy.
Okay! So when I actually started to use it, this is what I learned: it works best on very dry skin, and it works best on longer hair. I waxed my arm hairs first since they are long-ish, about 1/2 inch. It removed almost all the hairs, and left my skin smooth and glowing, and surprisingly hairless. Today, I waxed my legs and the hair I was waxing was MUCH shorter. It was only a few millimeters long and much thicker so it was harder to remove all the hair in one rip. It removed a lot of my leg hair, but not all of it. I am excited to see when it grows back if it's thinner and easier to wax next time.
To use: smooth against hair growth two or 3 times, hold skin taut, and rip (with the hair grain NOT against) as parallel to your skin as possible, do not pull upwards, as this can cause lovely bruises. Then, roll into a ball again and repeat!
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January 5, 2013
Jordan Brand Classic Comes to Brooklyn
The 12th annual Jordan Brand Classic, the nation's premier high school all-star game, will be held in Brooklyn, the birthplace of Michael Jordan, on April 13, 2013 at Barclays Center. The game had previously been held in Charlotte, North Carolina.
With hopes of following similar footsteps of Jordan Brand Classic alumni and Jordan Brand ambassadors such as Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony and recently signed Blake Griffin, the next generation of superstar talent will take the floor in a nationally-televised game on ESPN2 live at Barclays Center.
Jordan Brand, a division of NIKE, Inc., will announce the rosters in early February, which will feature multiple members of ESPNU's Top 100 players.
Along with the National game, the 2013 Jordan Brand Classic will also include a Regional Game, showcasing the top prep players from the New York metropolitan area in a City vs. Suburbs showdown, and the sixth annual International Game featuring the top 16-and-under players from around the world.
"After spending two great years at Charlotte's Time Warner Cable Arena, we decided to bring the Jordan Brand Classic to Brooklyn at Barclays Center," said Larry Miller, President of Jordan Brand. "We are extremely excited to host this incredible talent in a borough famous for high school basketball."
"Brooklyn has been the home of many of the greatest-ever high school basketball players in the country, so it's only fitting for Barclays Center to host the nation's best high school all-star game,"
Barclays Center CEO Brett Yormark said. "We are proud to welcome the Jordan Brand Classic to Brooklyn and look forward to watching the future stars of the sport."
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