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Public Hearings will be held to give nominated parties (including those that made a submission) the opportunity to make a presentation at the hearing. The arrangements for the Hearings are likely to be as outlined below. Confirmation of the arrangements will be sent to the parties that make a submission.
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11.00 am on Friday 19 February 2016
'The Annexe' at Art Gallery of Ballarat
Lydiard Street
Commencing on Tuesday 8 March 2016 and continuing as required
'The Annexe' at Art Gallery of Ballarat
Lydiard Street
Why is a redevelopment needed?
The Ballarat Station Precinct is underutilised, does not operate efficiently and many of the significant historic buildings are in decay. Revitalisation of the precinct will improve land use, stimulate the local economy and provide community benefits.
What is the Ballarat Station Precinct Master Plan?
In 2014, the Ballarat Station Precinct Master Plan was launched to provide a long term vision for the site. The document identifies short, medium and long term opportunities for the Station Precinct, all aimed at strengthening Ballarat's reputation as a key regional destination for business and tourism activities.
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What are the project objectives?
In early 2015, the Victorian Government announced its commitment of up to $25 million towards the development of an integrated Hotel and Exhibition/Convention Centre. The development will include a remediation of the Heritage Goods Shed and delivery of public open spaces, along with a range of transport-related outcomes in partnership with the private sector.
A redevelopment will not only increase visitation and raise the profile of Ballarat, it will also create around 140 local jobs and will act as a catalyst for ongoing business and investment opportunities.
The project will revitalise and transform the Ballarat Station Precinct into a commercial and cultural hub; a buzzing, thriving precinct for locals, commuters and visitors to enjoy.
It will restore the prominence of the Heritage Goods Shed while attracting a new mix of commercial activities and providing a more efficient, safe and vibrant transport interchange.
The project recognises the importance of a new commercial enterprise for the long term growth of the Ballarat economy as well as the historical significance of the Heritage Goods Shed.
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enSoie: Best European fashion store with Indian Assemblage
1st European Shop in the heart of Kolkata. Other two shops are located in Zurich & LA. Along with the enSoie products the shop has exclusive Bridal & Couture Assemblage by Radhika Joshi, who is an Indian designer.
Products available
- Western & Indian Apperals
- Leather / Fabric Bags
- Lifestyle products
- Scarves / Shawls / Foulards
- Ceramics (Hand-painted & Gold Plated)
- Silver / 9K Gold Fashion Jewellery
All materials are claimed to be natural & eco-friendly in nature. Many products are seen hand-made & hand-painted. That also may be the reason for many of the items being a bit expensive & exclusive.
What to buy: Scarves and Silver Jewellery are very much exclusive and very reasonable priced. Bridal gowns & other fashion apperals are worth exploring for special occasions.
What to pay: Scarves / Silver / Accessories - 200 to 4000 INR
Fashion Apperels - 8000 to 25000 INR
Bridal Gowns - 90000 to even 1.5 lack INR
Address: 31 Elgin Road, Platinum Mall, Kolkata - 700020
Phone: +91 988 345 4321
Website: http://enSoie.com/
- Women's Travel
- Singles
- Budget Travel
FabIndia: Indian clothing and textiles
FabIndia goes back to the 1960s. People say the clothing is well-made and won't lose their color. Great range of ladies and men's traditional clothing. I also saw packages of tea, muesli (German & Swiss breakfast food) and other stuff up front.
What to buy: Beautiful saris and kurtas in long and short sleeves with pajama pants or the stretchy type pants, dopattas (silk, cotton) and shawls (little heavier). Also a nice style of kurta with a full skirt.
On the men's side, I bought a very nice shirt for my son - not too flashy, but woven cotton. They also have men's kurtas and more, dhoti (pancha)
Opposite this shop is one with extremely fancy wedding clothing, but FabIndia seems to be more for daily wear.
What to pay: More expensive than the clothing at the New Market. But less expensive than at some other artisan/craft shops.
Address: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake City-Bidhan Nagar, Kolka
Directions: Kolkata - Salt Lake City, in the City Center Mall, 2nd floor
Phone: (033) 23584403
- Arts and Culture
many shops -: New Market
The New Market is a cluster of shops in the dowtown area. You can bargain & therefore need someone with you who can speak Bengali (Hindi & Urdu also spoken by some). If you bargain, you can get very good deals for ladies or men's clothing, crafts, gifts. etc.
The Market seems to date back to the British period; one landmark (where you could meet a driver) is the clock tower.
What to pay: Less than the first price given
- Budget Travel
- Arts and Culture
M.Biswas & Symphony: Find all your Musics of the world
This is the shop you have been looking for all your music needs in Kolkata! The shop is about 100 years old selling CDs, VCDs, DVDs of choicest quality for generations. In earlier days they used to sell Radios, Transistors, Record, Radiograms etc. With times changing they too changed their business but the service remains the same, very courteous and humble. They are the largest retailer of Music Cassettes, CDs, DVDs in India. Their prices are surely cheaper also. They stock only original music and no pirated stuff sold here.
They have very large collections of Indian, Western movies, Music CD/ DVDs, albums in Indian languages and English as well. A buyer can also search for music in other languages also, you may be lucky.
They also sell blank, CDs, DVDs, DVD players, Pen drives, MP3 players, Ipods, Multimedia speakers, Home Theaters, and all other things related to music.
What to buy: Your choice of music in CD, DVD & music Cassettes.
What to pay: Prices are very reasonable in this shop.
Address: 4A, J.L.Nehru Road, Kolkata- 700013
Phone: +91-33-22283149
What to buy: Fine art is everywhere - from this talented little chap in front of New Market to some very up-scale gallerys - like Aakrihi, 1st floor, Orbit Enclave, 12/3A Hungerford Street (back gate of St. Xavier's College).
What to pay: Be generous
Communication World: Cell Phone
What to buy: Instead of bringing your cell phone for very expensive re-routing - buy an Indian phone and a limited SIM card. This service will bring a phone to your hotel and activate it for you. Remember to give the hotel phone as a reference as they ask for a land line for verification. The simpliest solution.
What to pay: About $15 for the phone and $15 for 500 units on the SIM
Address: 11 Ho-Chi-Minh Sarani
Phone: 033-6512-4863Add to your Trip Planner
Oxford Book Store: Books
World-class bookstore - attractive setting - excellent selection with a coffee bar and seating for you to look at your possible purchase at leisure.
What to buy: Many local guide books - some you will only find here. Large selection of Indian Writers - most of whom are out-of-print in the west. The cookbook section should take you all day.
Address: Park StreetRelated to:
- Arts and Culture
- Historical Travel
This shopping centre is on a par with shopping centres in any modern city in the world- in size and in its grandeur.
Shops- from designer boutiques to sports stores- all the big name brands are there. It has many floors- I don't recall how many- but it is well laid out, and easy to negotiate- important when there is so much to see.
There is a lovely food court on the top floor. Hair Salons and Beauty Spa's seem popular.
Air-conditioned and well -lit, this shopping mall is the place to shop in Kolkata. It has it all.
What to buy: Everything is available- fixed prices.
Address: No375,, Prince Anwar Shah Road, Jodhpur Park,, Ko
Directions: South Kolkata, near Mecon Tower
- Backpacking
- Arts and Culture
- Historical Travel
Sir Stuart Hogg Market or New Market of Kolkata!
The 19th Century Britishers of Calcutta felt they do not have a proper market of their own British gentry in Calcutta. So they should have a proper market just in the style of London markets ( super markets). The then British gentry appealed to The Calcutta Municipal corpn and they ordered East India Railway company to execute a market in 1873. It was given Gothic Architechtural shape by the renowned British architect Mr. R.Bayney. The market was formally opened only for British or white Europeans on 1st January' 1874. All the famous shops and company of London opened their stores here, such as Cuthbertson & Harper and so on. In 1903 it was named after Sir Stuart Hogg, who was then chairman of Calcutta Corporation.
Till the begining of World warII the place remained reserved only for whites, natives or the Bengalies were not allowed. At the end of the war they felt they are loosing grip over the city and then it was opened to local rich & wealthy people. This place is a Landmark in Kolkata city and still remains very popular among the well to do Bengalies despite heat & smell.
The market used to be the first organised supermarket in whole of Asia, with all kinds of shops selling from shoes, dress, vegetables, florist, jewellery, Bakery, Grocery & livestock products. It still remains till date as it was before but looks very dirty , smelly & hot. There is no airconditioning except the shops. One part of New Market was devastated by fire in 1985 then it was rebuilt but this side lacks that old charm.
Since, this is a Heritage place, it should be rebuilt with frontage remaining the same. A little more cleaning of the place will make the place worth spending time.
Now this place also has Simpark an under ground airconditioned parking system, you can leave your car for Rs.30/- an hour.
What to buy: Almost anything! Try it here what you dont' get is fancy shopping malls or at the next door Grocer ! Be it the chocked drain pipe cleaner or that best quality Lamb Chops cut or your favourite Beef Spare Ribs ! Just give it a try.
Address: Lindsey Street, Calcutta- 700 071.
South City Shopping Mall.: International Standard Shopping in Kolkata
As I have mentioned in my several tips the City Of Kolkata is changing very fast with very positive attitude! The positive attitude includes people behaviour also. With the changing scenario the latest addition is South Ciy Shopping Mall. You get everything you desire. Built in the pattern of American shopping malls, it is the largest shopping mall in India and built inside the city. The shops are right from grocery ( Spencers) to Swaroski crystals. There is even a Dollar shop,where you can buy American goods at a bargain price! It also has 6 cinema halls,10 restaurants, fast food counters, many escalators, a parking space to house 1300 cars! The speciality restaurant Mainland China has also opened their second restaurant there. The whole place is air conditioned.
The South City will have 1700 apartments in 4, 35 floored buildings and expected to open very soon ( the apartments)
This place is surely going to change or standard of living. This place is with in one kilometer from our residence. We took our American VT guest from Long Beach, California, Sonia and her father Prof. M.K.Das to visit this place last Sunday 3rd Feb. We also dined at the latest Mainland China!
Address: Prince Anwar Shah Road, Kolkata.
South City Mall: Shopping Experience Redefined.....
I have visited many malls in many cities in the country. Things seem to be the same everywhere - small chic stores, an eatery or two, etc. etc.
One fine morning, I received an invitation to the inauguration function of South City Mall as one of the delegates. They claimed that this mall is the largest among the ones India has seen so far. I did not give any importance to all these however. But, I managed to make some time for the function in my schedule and reached there at around 11 o' clock in the morning.
I was greeted at the entrance - Oh! The entrance is so big! I thought to myself. As I stepped inside, I was awed by the dimensions, the cleanliness, the number of stores, supermarkets, and Oh! The car parking area is capable of housing 1500 cars at a time!!!
There are varieties of foreign and Indian brands, two huge supermarkets, and guess what? One of them is Dollar Store, the favourite American chain!
I cannot tell you what is available in South City, as the list would be endless! I cannot even say what isn't available, as everything a human being can think of is there! And, guess what? The food court has sitting arrangement for around 2000 people!
A visit to this mall shall change one's shopping experience in India. For me it was the beginning of a new era in shopping.....especially in India.
What to buy: I cannot think of anything that is not available in South City Mall, and if I begin to tell all that is available in the mall, the list would be endless!
Shop, eat, drink and do all that you can till you drop!
What to pay: Depends on what you want to buy and how much you can spend. Expenses mat range between INR 5000 to INR 50000 (USD 120 to USD 1500).
Address: Prince Anwar Shah Road, Kolkata.
Directions: Prince Anwar Shah Road is a well known area and the mall is so big that it draws attention immediately. It is near to an area called Jodhpur Park, which is also very well-known in Kolkata.
- Backpacking
- Food and Dining
- Luxury Travel
Street Hawkers Market: Anything and everything
Located along Chowringhee Road beside the Indian Museum, this market sells pratically everything from leather belts to sunglasses and from old books to shoes. It's a great area to browse through but if you're not interested it may be a problem to struggle through.
Emami Landmark: Buy anything you wish, but in style!
Do you like to shop in very sophisticated stores? Then Emami Landmark is the right choice for you.
It is a huge shopping complex with chic stylish stores and shops. Here you can get anything from dazzling jewelleries and cosmetics to the western and Indian clothes in vogue. You can also get different electronic goods - small and big. Choose from a wide range of fashionwear, casualwear, formalwear for men, women and children. You can also check out the latest designs in the jewellery stores. The complex also has a nice beauty parlour.
But the best part of this mall is it's huge book store with a large collection of different kinds of books.
It is a very modern complex with close-circuit cameras at specific places, lifts, elevators and special attractions for the children to keep their agile minds occupied during shopping.
Top it all up with a fine dining at the wonderful Food Park at the roof of the complex.
What to buy: You can buy anything like different kinds of clothes, kidswear, Jewelleries, leather goods, electronics, artefacts and lots of others.
All the stores in the complex are high in terms of their quality and you can rest assured about the goods that you are buying.
What to pay: This depends on your choice and your budget. However, expenses may range between INR 2000 to INR 40,000 (USD 50 to USD 1000).
Address: 3, Lord Sinha Road, Calcutta - 700071.
Directions: It is situated near Theatre Road.
Phone: +913322822617
- Budget Travel
- Family Travel
Westside & Pantaloons complex: One of the best shopping experiences ever!
You need to see it to believe it! The Westside & Pantaloons complex in Camac Street is one of the best shopping malls in Kolkata and one amongst the largest in India. If you want to have a complete shopping experience under one roof, then this is the right place for you. Believe me, once you visit Westside you won't come out from the store empty handed. There is something for everyone here.
And if you are visiting Pantaloons, first you would find it difficult to choose just one thing for yourself and for your family or friend. This retail outlet of Pantaloons is one of the largest in India and you are sure to have a mind-boggling shopping experience. Not only clothes of all types for all types of people, you can also find a supermarket here, selling all types of foods, drinks, cosmetics and many more. The ground floor of Pantaloons sells only womenswear, jewelleries including diamonds, leather goods and accessories for men and women as well as varieties of perfumes. The first floor sells kidswear and toys, while the second floor sells menswear and fashionwear exclusively for men, sportswear, shoes, cosmetics, jewelleries. The third floor sells varieties of foods and drinks.
Other than these, you can also buy music albums from Planet M, accessories from Nik-Nish. You can top your shopping experience by having an Italian pizza or pasta at Pizza Hut or just by relaxing and having some smoothie or classic freshly ground coffee at Cafe Coffee Day in the same complex. And if you are coming by your private vehicle to this complex, then don't worry, there is ample parking space here!
What to buy: Anything you wish - clothes, music albums, watches, cosmetics, shoes, jewelleries, foods, drinks and many more. I visit this complex very frequently to go to Pantaloons for buying varieties of clothes and accessories. I prefer Westside for jeanswear.
I can tell you just one thing - Create your own style statement with the help of 22 Camac Street.
What to pay: You expenditure here depends on what you want to buy. Your expenses may range between INR 2000 to INR 50,000 (USD 50 to USD 1000).
Address: 22, Camac Street, Calcutta.
Directions: You can enter Camac Street from either Theatre Road or from Park Street. It is better if you enter Camac Street from Theatre Road in this case, as this complex is situated near to the junction of Theatre Road and Camac Street.
Phone: Not available to me.
- Backpacking
- Family Travel
- Budget Travel
The Forum Mall & Shopper's Stop: Clothes and accessories at Elgin Road
Want a store which has everything from menswear to children's clothes to women's clothes? The Forum Mall in Elgin Road is the right place for you. It is a very nice complex with a wide range of clothes - from denims to formalwear for both men and women. Whether it is low-rise jeans or comfort fits - virtually everything is available here.
It is really going to be a pleasant shopping experience for you!
You can find not only clothes, but a wide range of cosmetics from International brands, as well as accessories that are exclusive and can be found only at Forum. Be it cell phones or i pods or even a simple thing like a cutlery, all can be found at forum. And yes! After a mind-boggling shopping experience, don't forget to recharge yourself with the exclusive cuisines at Oh! Calcutta, the signature restaurant at Forum!
What to buy: You can buy any kind of denim, formalwear, kidswear for both girls and boys as well as men and women. Clothes,
accessories, gifts, electronics, cosmetics, shoes and footwear - you name it and you get it at Forum!
What to pay: Your expenses depend entirely on how much you intend to buy. However, expenses may range between INR 2000 to INR 20000(USD 40 to USD 450).
Address: Elgin Road
Directions: You could go to Elgin Road from A.J.C. Bose Road. It is near to Bhowanipore, and is a well-known place in South Kolkata.
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Did you play any sports as a kid?
When I was really little, I did dance, soccer, and softball. But we moved around a lot so wasn't doing anything anymore by the time I was 11 or 12.
I've never been super sporty. I know as a child I did swimming, ballet and figure skating but not for a SUPER long time. When I was in my late teens I did Ringette for a couple years. Ringette is like hockey but with a ring instead of a puck and a straight stick. It's played on ice. I think that's about it for me.
DD is currently doing swimming and ballet and loving it. I hope she likes sports more than I did.
I was a pretty busy kid/teenager.
I danced ballet & jazz from 5 - 17 (tap for a few years in high school)
Swim Team for a few years
Softball for a few years
Lacrosse for a few years
I always wanted to joing crew, but my mom just couldn't fathom waking up that early to take me....lol!
Dance was year round so it took up alot of time. I usually took 3 -5 classes a week.
I danced from 3-18, teaching it for 4 years. All disciplines
Swim team for many years
Softball for 4 ish t-ball of course when little
Volleyball for 3ish
Show chior for 7 years
Cross country for 1.5
I danced until I was about 12. I think I played a year of softball when I was about 10 too, but I have never been athletic.
I was a fine arts girl - chamber choir, jazz choir, drama, musicals.
I played softball for one season in highschool, it was for a neighborhood league. I was never really much of a team sports person.
I danced until I was 12. We moved and I never found a new studio. I enjoyed ice skating but never took lesson. I was never very into sports. I coach basketball and soccer now and it is sooooo far out of my comfort zone!
I was more the nerd. Math and science clubs, yearbook, honor society, all that stuff. In college I got into kayaking for awhile and played in a broom hockey league. That sport was brutal!
I got really overweight after college because I didn't have any physical activity I really enjoyed. That's why I have my kids in so many sports now. I am hoping they will find the one that they will love and stick with as adults.
I did dance when I was really young, then gymnastics til high school. Played some basketball and volleyball in high school, and intramurals in university - never anything serious. Before DD was born I did a bit of basketball and played in a softball league. And now I dabble in crossfit, which is turning into more of a sport as the years and marketing progress. I'm hoping to get back to the gym in the next week or two. And hopefully next summer I will find another summer softball league to join if I can get the LO to sleep without me having to always be there, which was the issue with DD and trying to play last summer.
So funny I had completely forgotten I did swim team briefly in high school. :doh: It just hit me when I started reading all of yours. Silly me.


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im September 2012 - France
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im September 2012 - United Kingdom
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im Juni 2012 - Germany
Von Ciara M. (Ireland)
im September 2011 - Ireland
I spent 2 incredible weeks at accent francais this summer. I'm 17 so i stayed with a host family and the mother was so lovely, talking to her really improved my french. I thought the classes were very good and interesting, and all the teachers i had were really helpful and friendly. The excursions organised by the school were great, I saw so much in 2 weeks. And montpellier is a beautiful amazing city, perfect for everyone.
Von Natalie H. (Auckland - New Zealand)
im August 2011 - New Zealand
Von Verolina B. (Almaty - Kazakhstan)
im August 2011 - Kazakhstan
I have made a stage in Accent Français during several weeks, it was actually an exchange, I have made my French courses in the morning and I have worked in the afternoon. I find that it is a really good way to practice your language knologe, you really make a plunge in the language; from the morning and all the day you stay near french people and all what you do is making attempts to undersatand what you hear, and understand really correct as after that everything you have been said has to be fullfilled, so it is a good experience. Alors aujourd'hui je pense que je peux parler
français au niveau assez pour être comprendre, et ça ne sera pas le mensonge si je vais dire que beaucoup de mes connaissance j'ai reçu en Accent Français!
Von Hanna B. (Germany)
im Mai 2011 - Germany
I did a 6-week internship at Accent Francais, and it was a terrific experience! The people who work there were all really nice, and I felt part of the group from my first week. All my tasks were explained to me perfectly, and it was challenging to just the right extent. Montpellier is a beautiful town that offers a lot of opportunities and I enjoyed staying there very much. I only partook in classes for one week, but I had a very good impression. Courses are well prepared, each student is individually evaluated, and you should not hesitate to approach the school with any inquiries or complaints. If you consider taking language classes or finding an internship in France, Accent Francais is a great place to turn to!
Von Brian J. (Olympia - USA)
im April 2011 - USA
I chose AF, and Montpellier, for several reasons. After first looking at schools in Aix-en-Provence, discovered the schools in Montpellier were 1/2 to 1/3 the price. And of the schools in Montpellier, AF had the most informative web site and the all the reviews were very positive.
And the school lived up to those reviews. All the teachers were excellent and enthusiastic about what they were doing; the admin staff was always helpful and friendly.
Montpellier is close to the beach and a nice bike ride along the Lez was always pleasant. Montpellier is also a great jumping off point for visiting other parts of France. One of my faves was hiking in Les Alpilles.
Well worth a visit to both Montpellier, and Accent Francais!
Von Lucas D. (Belo Horizonte - Brazil)
im Januar 2011 - Brazil
Minha experiencia com a Accent Français foi otima. Minha Homestay era mto boa, mto confortavel... E os professores super simpaticos, assim como todo o staff. Os professores e funcionarios falam muitas linguas, o que pode ajudar em certas situações. Recomendo fortemente a escola e a cidade!
Von Silvia K. (oakland - USA)
im Januar 2011 - USA
Accent Francais provided the most exciting experience I could imagine. The staff is very friendly, the teachers are amazing, the extra activities are well planned. The size of the class is perfect. I highly recommend this school and I'm coming back
Von Danielle H. (Boston - USA)
im Januar 2011 - USA
I took four months of classes at Accent Francais. The classes were tough, but fun and I made lots of new friends from around the world. The administrative staff was also incredibly friendly and helpful. They answered all my questions - and I had lots of them - since this was my first time living outside of my native country. Most importantly, I saw a dramatic improvement in my language skills during my time there. This is a great gateway to the south of France.
Von Patricia M. (Brazil)
im September 2010 - Brazil
Mon voyage à Montpellier a été parfait!
La ville est très jolie et le soleil vraiment ne se couche jamais.
J´ai aimé aussi l´école Accent Français òu j´ai étudié.
L´école est bien organisé, moderne et les professeurs sont si bons.
Et toute l´équipe pédagogique et l´administrative sont super !
Valérie, Stéphanie et Judy, je vous en prie pour tout!
Von Tim R. (Beamsville - Canada)
im April 2010 - Canada
excellent tiuition and a friendly atmosphere. The teachers and administrative staff are very professional and are prepared to "go the extra mile" to esure that the students have a satisfying experience.
Von Diana L. (Prescott - USA)
im November 2009 - USA
A wonderful experience, with classmates and extra-curricular activities as meaningful as time in class. I attended Senior Stage for students 50+. It was six months ago, and I wish I could start over again. Perhaps in a year or two I will be able to return for another magical two weeks in Montpellier.
Von Anna N. (Melbourne - Australia)
im Oktober 2009 - Australia
I spent an absolutely wonderful 2 months at Accent Français (Nov 2008 -Jan 2009). As a law student currently completing a degree in French studies, I found the teaching methods here extremely stimulating, challenging and highly interactive. Classes were small and the school facilities were great and unsurprisingly, I made a lot of quick progress with my French. Furthermore, the staff was unbelievably warm, friendly and welcoming and it was a pleasure coming into class each morning to be greeted by an enthusiastic smile!
Having studied at other language schools in France, I would definitely recommend Accent Français as a fantastic, if not the BEST choice for anybody searching for an intimate and personalised study experience at a high quality French language course in Montpellier or the South of France. In fact, I'm already eagerly planning a return trip!!!


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With a stay at Hôtel Saint-Christophe in La Baule-Escoublac, you'll be minutes from Notre-Dame de La Baule and close to La Baule Beach. This hotel is within close proximity of Casino Barriere de la Baule and Atlantia - Le Palais des Congres de La Baule.
Make yourself at home in one of the 45 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected.
Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours).
Business, Other Amenities
Free self parking is available onsite.
The location was good and the Superior room was very comfortable although small. The hotel is used for functions which means that it is overcrowded at times and guests are not properly catered for.The breakfast selection is quite limited.
The staff were very helpful. Lovely hotel and the room was very clean. It would be great to have coffee making facilities in the room.


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Even though the Hollywood Casino is relatively new, those overseeing the security are anything but. Gaming agents have charged eleven people with 37 counts of various gaming violations.
Officials tell WNWO that the agents in the gaming board are well trained to spot cheaters.
"All the gaming agents assigned to this casino as well as the Cleveland casino have received over 60 hours of training to identify cheaters within the casino," says Gaming Agent Doug St. Clair.
He says it is not an easy task to spot cheaters but their extensive training make it much easier.
"We watch nearly 1,000 cameras in the casino every day, 24/7. In addition to the regular surveillance people within the casino," says St. Clair, who helped break up a group of six individuals trying to run a scam on a roulette table. "They stole non-denominational chips from the game and later re-introduced them at a higher value and then would cash out shortly there-after."
He says that often... experienced cheaters will target new casinos bacause they assume the dealers will be less experienced, and therefore easier to fool. St. Clair says "Some of these people are well versed and have done this more than once, and as for others it was just a spur of the moment."
The latter may have been the case when an Oregon man tried to illegally pull back a losing bet at the craps table.
In another case, one of the craps dealers placed fraudulent bets for a friend who was playing at that table.
Each charge carries a maximum penalty of one year in prison and up to a $2,500 fine.


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As an ex-chef living in England some years back, I became obsessed with Indian food. The Brits, once colonizers of India, adopted the cuisine as their own, and in London spicy Indian grub is as common as a baguette in Paris.
But I never quite mastered the art of Indian cooking myself, especially curries. Each ingredient must be added at the right time during a curry's evolution so as not to become too powerful—or too convoluted. Since returning to the States, I've continued my quest for restaurants with great curry skills, and I've found a spot skirting Portland that gives me something to aspire to. Mayuri, a traditional Indian restaurant in Beaverton (Nike slaves, listen up), masters curry and more.
Although its name means "peacock" in Sanskrit, Mayuri is a Denny's déjà vu, its drab decor only one paintbrush away from its chained predecessor. Über-chic it ain't. But the unassuming atmosphere lets the food speak for itself.
Aromatic waves from the kitchen made my crew giddy with anticipation. Indian meals are about going big and sharing, so start with a near perfect round of onion and spinach pakoras ($5.95), crispy, delicate and not at all greasy. Green chilies lent a welcomed, sustained heat to a sautéed chili chicken dish ($8.95), the bird rolled in coriander leaves, onions and spices. The gobi manchiuria ($8.95), aromatic, fried cauliflower, possessed the perfect texture—tender with a bit of bite.
Entrees are served either à la carte or thali style, which includes a round of tasty usual suspects (naan, raita, chutney and dal). In any case, Mayuri shows no mercy with portions. The dosas ($5-$10.95), South Indian crêpes made with different lentil flours and stuffed with veggie curry, were three times the size of the plate. They alone justified our commute.
But on a recent visit, the restaurant's lamb saag ($12.95 à la carte) flat-lined on flavor. Instead, opt for moist, succulent chicken tikka kebabs ($13.95 a la carte), a tandoori oven specialty here that bears little resemblance to the dry kebabs curing on many Indian buffet steam tables around town. The malai kofta curry ($10.95 à la carte), paneer-stuffed vegetable patties bathing in a creamy sauce, was so colorful and heady, it was pleasing before and after it reached my lips.
And for dessert, gulab jamun ($4), a doughnut hole-like pastry drizzled with a light honey-and-ginger syrup, was vibrant and sweetly spiced.
Like its decor, Mayuri's service is courteous and utilitarian—and, yes, at times a bit slow. This suburban peacock isn't long on romance or vibe, but for shareable Indian food, cooked with soul, it's cheaper than a trip back over the Atlantic.
Mayuri, 16175 SW Walker Road, Beaverton, 533-9050. 11:30 am-2 pm and 5:30-9 pm Monday-Friday, 11:30 am-2:30 pm and 5:30-9:30 pm Saturday-Sunday. $$ Moderate.


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South African Court Rejects Appeal Over 'Lenient' Oscar Pistorius Sentence
Agence France-Presse | Friday August 26, 2016
Thokozile Masipa, the same judge who imposed the sentence last month, said in the High Court in Johannesburg that she was not persuaded there was a "reasonable prospect of success on appeal"
Pistorius to Learn if He Must Return to Jail for Murder
World News | Agence France-Presse | Thursday December 3, 2015
Oscar Pistorius will learn today if he will be sent back to jail, when South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal announces its verdict on a bid by prosecutors to have him convicted of murder for killing his girlfriend.
State Appeal Over Oscar Pistorius Case Set for November, Says Court
World News | Agence France-Presse | Monday June 8, 2015
An appeal by South African prosecutors to try to increase the severity of Oscar Pistorius's conviction and sentence for killing his model girlfriend will be heard in November, the Supreme Court said today.
Prosecution Appeal Against Oscar Pistorius Verdict Accepted
Indo-AsianNews Service | Wednesday December 10, 2014
Judge Thokozile Masipa asked the Supreme Court of Appeals in Bloemfontein to assess whether she was mistaken in determining that Oscar Pistorius did not intentionally shoot his girlfriend, model Reeva Steenkamp.
Oscar Pistorius' Appeal Ruling Delayed
World News | Agence France-Presse | Tuesday December 9, 2014
A South African judge on Tuesday delayed a ruling on whether to allow the prosecution to appeal against Oscar Pistorius's five-year prison sentence for killing his girlfriend, saying she needed more time.
South African Court to Rule on Oscar Pistorius Appeal on Tuesday
World News | Agence France-Presse | Monday December 8, 2014
A South African judge will rule on Tuesday on whether to grant a state appeal that would open the way for Oscar Pistorius to serve more time behind bars for shooting his girlfriend.
Thokozile Masipa: Oscar Pistorius's Judge and Jury
AgenceFrance-Presse | Tuesday October 21, 2014
Judge Thokozile Masipa?came to the world's most high profile murder trial involving?Oscar Pistorius, having held the gavel for just 16 years -- making her a relative novice in legal terms.
Oscar Pistorius: From Olympic Fame to Jail
AgenceFrance-Presse | Tuesday October 21, 2014
South African police arrested?Oscar Pistorius, a Paralympic and Olympic sprinter nicknamed the "Blade Runner", for the killing of Reeva Steenkamp, shot four times with one of his guns at his Pretoria house. On October 21, Judge Thokozile Masipa sentenced Pistorius to a maximum of five years in jail, the fallen sprinter is taken to Pretoria's Kgosi ...
Oscar Pistorius' Siblings Speak Out on Eve of Sentencing
AgenceFrance-Presse | Monday October 20, 2014
The Paralympian could be jailed for 10 years or ordered to serve house arrest Tuesday when High Court Judge Thokozile Masipa hands down her sentence.
D-day Looms for Oscar Pistorius Over Killing of Lover
AgenceFrance-Presse | Monday October 20, 2014
In her decision, South African judge Thokozile Masipa has to balance the threat Paralympic gold medallist Oscar Pistorius poses to society against his likelihood of rehabilitation and eventual re-introduction to public life.
Oscar Pistorius Sentence Set for Tuesday
World News | Agence France-Presse | Friday October 17, 2014
South African Judge Thokozile Masipa adjourned Oscar Pistorius's sentencing hearing on Friday and scheduled the handing down of his sentence for Tuesday on 21 October.
Oscar Pistorius Should Get 10 Years in Jail, Demands Prosecution
AgenceFrance-Presse | Friday October 17, 2014
After hearing final arguments from both the defence and prosecution, Judge Thokozile Masipa scheduled sentencing for next Tuesday.
Psychologist Says Oscar Pistorius is a 'Broken Man'
AssociatedPress | Monday October 13, 2014
A sentence for culpable homicide can range from a suspended sentence and a fine to as many as 15 years in prison. Judge Thokozile Masipa in September found Oscar Pistorius not guilty of both premeditated murder and murder in his killing of Reeva Steenkamp in the predawn hours of Valentine's Day at his home in 2013.
Oscar Pistorius Back in Court for Pre-Sentencing Arguments
AgenceFrance-Presse | Monday October 13, 2014
Oscar Pistorius last month escaped a murder conviction in a verdict that shocked the country and fuelled criticism of South Africa's legal system. The process is expected to last up to four days, with Judge Thokozile Masipa then likely adjourning court and announcing her sentencing decision at a later date.
Judge in Oscar Pistorius Trial Faces Criticism
AssociatedPress | Tuesday September 16, 2014
Some South Africans said they were surprised and even shocked when Judge Thokozile Masipa ruled last week that Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius was negligent but did not intend to kill when he fatally shot girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp through a closed toilet door.
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Students at Bishop McGann-Mercy High School honored local veterans Friday in a ceremony that began with the raising of the American flag outside the school by the Commander of the American Legion in Riverhead, Michael Pankowsky. READ
Students at Bishop McGann-Mercy High School honored local veterans Friday in a ceremony that began with the raising of the American flag outside the school by the Commander of the American Legion in Riverhead, Michael Pankowsky. READ
The Riverhead Veterans Committee hosted a ceremony at the World War Memorial on Main Street in Riverhead Wednesday morning. READ
When Riverhead Councilman John Dunleavy joined the Navy in 1957, the country was in a peaceful lull between the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
The Combined Veterans Committee hosted its annual Veterans Day ceremony on Tuesday morning at the First World War Memorial on West Main Street, honoring those who have served and are currently serving in the United States' armed forces.
Comprised of the local American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts, the committee welcomed Councilman John Dunleavy — himself a Vietnam veteran — to speak at the ceremony.
Below is an excerpt from his speech. Click through for more photos from the ceremony.
"Today is truly an American holiday. It's the day we recognize the men and women who have fought and worked to ensure our freedom as citizens of this great country. These veterans have played crucial roles in over 20 major military conflicts throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. Future veterans are currently engaged in action throughout the world. These men and women wake up each day with one mission — to protect the interests of the United State of America and to ensure the freedoms we enjoy daily to remain protected now and in the future."
There are several ceremonies scheduled for Tuesday in recognition of Veterans Day on the North Fork. There's also a "Veterans Day Dinner" event that's running from noon to 9 p.m. today, Monday, in Greenport.
See below for a complete list of events.
A few hundred people came out to Calverton National Cemetery on a sunny Monday afternoon for the annual Veterans Day ceremony.
The ceremony was nearly derailed this year due to a federal government shutdown, master of ceremonies Dennis Krulder said, though it went on as scheduled at the nation's largest national cemetery, spanning over 1,000 acres.
Guest speakers included Representative Tim Bishop (D-Southampton), Riverhead Councilman John Dunleavy, and Joe Sledge, public affairs officer at the Veterans Affairs Northport Medical Center.
Bishop recognized the Calverton cub scout pack 404 for projects they had done with veterans recently, conducting flag retirement ceremonies on their behalf and adopting some veterans as pen pals.
Sledge, a peacetime veteran himself, pointed to the good deeds done by some of his colleagues in the crowd – acts as simple as driving disabled veterans from place to place, to planting a garden to be able to sit by and enjoy – as evidence of some ways vets are giving back to their own at the VA.
Quoting from "The Prophet," Sledge ended with the following: "'Your friend is your needs, answered. He is your field, which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving. And he is your board and your fireside. For you come to him with your hunger, and you seek him for peace.'
"Everyone in this area- in this beautiful cemetery right now who served in U.S. armed forces – we thank you. We thank you for being our board and our fireside. We thank for your feeding us when we came to you hungry. And we think you most importantly for peace."
Click through for some photos from Monday's ceremony below. If you attended, feel free to add in your own.
The town's Veterans Day ceremony was held Monday at 11 a.m. at the War Memorial on the grounds of the Suffolk County Historical Society.
The memorial was first erected in front of the former historical society building at the northwest corner of Main Street and Griffing Avenue and dedicated by Col. Theodore Roosevelt of Oyster Bay in 1920. (Son of Teddy Roosevelt.) Several thousand people attended the 1920 event.
The memorial, made of a granite block, features a bronze plaque that lists the names of 306 men from the Town of Riverhead who served in World War I.
The memorial was moved in 1926 to the current historical society building from its previous location on Griffing Avenue.
Councilman John Dunleavy was the keynote speaker for Mondays ceremony.
Below is a transcript of his speech:
Reverend Clergy, gold star parents and loved ones, honored guests, ladies and gentlemen and my fellow veterans of our country,
Today marks the 94th year that we Americans gather together to commemorate and celebrate – all heroes – past and present, who have worn the uniform of our great country. For it was in 1919, exactly 94 years ago that President Woodrow Wilson, the Senate and Congress set aside this date as a thankful nation pays honored homage to all veterans of all branches of our military … the Army, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard and my branch – the U.S. Navy.
This day was not set aside as a "Bargain Day" for shopping centers …. but was set aside for keeping our part of the "Bargain" …. Offering humble salute and thanks to all those who served – whether serving in war or serving in peace.
While each American has the hard earned freedom to commemorate and celebrate Veterans Day each in their own way …. we must never, ever forget the soldiers, airmen, marines and sailors who make that freedom possible. It is our duty, our mission to honor our veterans, who honored us with their service – their sacrifice.
I join with you in thanking the good Lord everyday that since 1776, young men and women have always stepped forward in service to our country. From the War of Independence through World Wars I and II, Korea, Vietnam and in the troubled war torn Middle East, America is blessed with the very best.
In drafting and preparing my remarks for today, Veterans Day, I was continually drawn to the words of Lincoln …. next Tuesday, November 19th, just 8 days from today, will mark the 150th Anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Lincoln's words from that cold, cloudy day exactly 150 years ago reach out and touch us today …. permit me to paraphrase Lincoln at Gettysburg by saying …. 'It is for us the living to be dedicated here to the unfinished work of all veterans'.
In closing, I offer this …. if the great George Washington did not fear to kneel in the snow at Valley Forge to pray for his troops and the future of America …. we must then not fear to kneel in the comfort of today and humbly ask again that …. God Bless America and may God Bless all who have worn the uniform.
Thank you.
John Dunleavy
When I was a boy and my grandmother was still alive, I can recall how no one in my family was allowed to play "I'll Be Home for Christmas" around her. Her brother was killed during World War II, my mom would explain, and he had promised in his last letter home after two years overseas that — like Bing Crosby had sung in that hit 1943 tune — he, too, would be home for Christmas.
He was supposed to get leave that December. Decades upon decades later, my grandmother would still break down in tears whenever she heard the song.
That's all I ever really knew about my great uncle — until I was much older, and a relative uncovered some forgotten paperwork. What I learned was the story of a great American hero, and of love and sacrifice in a time of utter darkness and desperation.
Charles "Chic" Quinn, a Long Island Rail Road machinist from St. Albans, Queens, was 19 years old when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. A week later, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps.
According to military records, Corporal Charles D. Quinn was 5 feet, 7 3/4 inches tall with blue eyes, brown hair and a ruddy complexion.
During his almost two years overseas, he took part in several military campaigns against the Japanese in the Pacific, including a 1944 reconnaissance mission in Peleliu, in the island nation of Palau.
He completed his last mission but suffered wounds at the hands of the Japanese along the way. Five days later, he died on a Navy hospital ship in the arms of a Catholic chaplain. Cpl. Quinn, a baby brother who in battle wore the Presidential Unit Citation, was later posthumously awarded the Silver Star, the military's third-highest award for valor in the face of the enemy.
His citation reads: "While carrying out an extremely hazardous reconnaissance mission to obtain vital information, Cpl. Quinn observed a marine officer pinned down by intense enemy rifle and machine-gun fire and imperiled by snipers. Disregarding his own personal safety, he courageously advanced in the face of the hostile fi re and killed the most threatening sniper, thereby saving the officer's life.
"Although he received wounds during this action which later proved fatal, he steadfastly refused medical attention and completed his reconnaissance, subsequently dispatching a written report to the regimental command post before he was evacuated."
Yes, Cpl. Quinn never made it home for Christmas. He received a military funeral at sea, according to records. He left behind three sisters; his parents had both already died. Some four months after his death, the priest who held "Chic" as he passed away sent two letters to his surviving family in the U.S. He mailed one letter to my grandmother's home in St. Albans. The other he sent to my great-aunt Winifred, a Catholic nun then known as Sister Mary Coronata, who lived in Toledo at the time.
Both letters were typed on letterhead from the U.S.S. Samaritan, the ship on which my great-uncle died, but they are devoid of the buttoned-up military speak of the telegrams and citations.
The letter to Toledo, dated Jan. 4, 1945, reads as follows:
My dear Sister Coronata: May our dearest Lord bless you and your work abundantly during this New Year.
I was very pleased to receive your letter concerning our dear little "CHIC." This is just what he was. During the few days that he was with us I visited him often. He was always so pleased to see a priest. He was such an innocent child and his faith so deeply rooted that I really loved him. When he first came aboard I told him that someone's good prayers had been heard. I meant that he had not been called on the field, as so many other poor boys. He immediately responded, "Yes Father, my sister, she is a nun." Having a sister of my own a Dominican, we had something more in common. I could not help but feel for you; for I know how my good sister would feel.
Chic was conscious till the very last moment. He was so attentive to the prayers for the dying; which was the greatest edification to me. When he breathed his last, I actually broke down myself before the doctor and nurse, as I continued to say prayers. Our dearest Lord wanted another little angel for His heavenly choir.
Please continue to pray for me, Sister; and may I ask that you have the children pray for me also. We priests of the service have so much need for prayers than before.
Sincerely in Christ,
Joseph S. McCauley
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Not just on Veterans Day but throughout the year, let us all take time to remember our brave men and women in arms — especially those who never made it home for Christmas.
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Water and Wastewater
Water and Wastewater rates are established for the recovery of costs from the users of the services for:
Water/Wastewater Billings
Water/Wastewater accounts are billed quarterly unless they have a two inch or greater water meter, which are billed monthly. There are three billing cycles which are identified by the account number as follows:
Duplicate Water Receipt/Statement of Account
|A fee will be charged for a duplicate receipt or statement of account.
Penalties for Late Payment
|If payment is not received on or before the due date, penalty is applied consisting of 5% of the current billing amount.
2016 Water/Wastewater Rates
Commercial, Industrial and Institutional properties' equivalent units for the fixed rates are determined by the meter size according to AWWA as follows:
Special Assistance Program -Water/Wastewater
The intention of this program is to assist residential property owners on a fixed income that experience difficulties with payment of their water/wastewater bill. It is recognized that there are many hardship cases in the community and this program is aimed at offering assistance to those customers who meet the established criteria.
How it works:
Upon approval of the application by The Hope Centre, the City will apply the approved payment to the customer's Water/Wastewater bill.
Who to contact:
The Hope Centre
How to read your Meter
Where is my meter? For most homes, the water meter is in the house where the main water line comes into the house. Usually located right after the main shut off valve in the house.
How does the City read my meter if it is in the house? The water meter is connected to the electronic touch pad (the rectangular box) on the outside of the home and the meter reader can pull a reading off the meter.
Can I read my own meter? It would be good practice for you to look at your meter located in the house and record the readings at the same time period to be familiar with the amount of consumption used in the household.
The LCD display has a forward arrow with a plus sign (+) flashing very slowly, and it will not stop flashing. What is the problem? This indicates a very slight flow. Watch the 9th digit in the LCD display and you will see it increment over time. A change in this digit represents 1/10th of a litre (or 100mL) of consumption change. This is equivalent to observing the movement of the "red triangle" on the traditional 6 wheel mechanical encoder water meters.
Are You Selling Your Property?
Call City of Welland staff at 905-735-1700 ext. 3000 to arrange for a meter inspection prior to the closing date. Please register a minimum of 48 hours in advance for the inspection.
A few facts to keep in mind:
If the meter is found to be tampered, the vendor will be responsible for the following charges:
Water Conservation Tips
How do I check my toilet for leaks? If the red triangle on the meter is moving indicating a flow going through the meter, go to one of your toilets in the house (if you have more than one) and shut off the valve under the toilet and check the meter again to see if the triangle has stopped spinning. If it has, the toilet that you just turned off is pulling water through the meter. You may have to continue checking all toilets and faucets until you notice the triangle stops spinning.
What if I cannot view my meter easily? You can then put something in the back of the tank such as a dye tablet, food colouring, Kool-Aid, tea bags, anything that would cause the water in the tank to change to a noticeable colour. Wait 15 – 30 minutes without flushing and check the toilet bowl to see if the coloured water from the tank has come into the bowl. If you notice the coloured water in the bowl, this confirms that your toilet is leaking.
What can be wrong with my toilet? There are a number of reasons that your toilet is leaking but some of the most common problems can be…
Indoor Water Savings Tips:
Outdoor Water Saving Tips:
Did You Know….
Metric Conversion: 1 Cubic Metre (m³) is equal to 1,000 Litres or 220 Imperial Gallons (Cdn)
Did you know that one lawn sprinkler spraying 19 litres per minute uses 50% more water in just 1 hour than a combination of 10 toilet flushes, 2 five minute showers, 2 dishwasher loads and a full load of laundry!
Did you know that a tap leaking one drop of water per second wastes more than 25 litres of water per day!
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Ditto to the above. My parents have lived in Houston for more than 30 years, so naturally I accumulated a large number of Continental FF miles. Once they are gone, my days on United are over.
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simpleMinimap is a module-centric addon for modifying and personalizing one of the center-pieces of any UI - the minimap. the core simpleMinimap mod has these features...
* left-click and drag the minimap anywhere * hide and move the default minimap buttons * zoom in and out with the mousewheel * adjust the minimap's scale, outdoor alpha and strata * bind a key to toggle the minimap and/or zoom it full-screen * type '/smm' for a list of commands
simpleMinimap also comes with several modules. these modules can be disabled and/or the files can be deleted if you don't need or want access to the features. they are located in the simpleMinimap/modules folder...
* Autozoom - automatically zoom-out minimap after delay * Compass - NSEW markings on the minimap * Coords - small frame that shows map coordinates * GUI - dropdown setup menus (default is right-click on minimap) * Movers - allows movement of UI frames attached to the minimap * Pings - popup frame that shows the minimap pinger's name * Skins - allows for changing the minimap's skin (square, corner)
thanks to...
* joev - for the original CleanMinimap * Davik - for the square minimap skin * grimman - for the dLx corner skin * Contusion - for rotating the dLx corner skin
Jassman Dec 09, 2009 at 08:09 UTC - 0 likes
SimpleMiniMap is no longer compatable with XPBarNone.
I have tried the v30000-5 for 3.0.3 version and also the r160 for 3.3.0 version. Both of them remove my XPBarNone.
I disabled all of my add-ons and turned them on one at a time, and the SimpleMiniMap is the only add-on that causes this problem.
Could you please try to fix it. I happen to love both of these add-ons.
Thank-you kindly for your time looking into the issue.
Quxtal Dec 09, 2009 at 07:51 UTC - 0 likes
Error with 3.3: Note that I reset all savedvariables for the addon and it still doesn't work.
Date: 2009-12-08 21:47:16
Error occured in: Global
Count: 2
Message: ..\AddOns\simpleMinimap\simpleMinimap.lua line 688:
attempt to index local 'frame' (a nil value)
...\AddOns\AllPlayed\libs\AceAddon-2.0\AceAddon-2.0.lua:1055 ManualEnable()
...\AddOns\AllPlayed\libs\AceEvent-2.0\AceEvent-2.0.lua:260 TriggerEvent()
(removed due to length, but I can add them if needed)
BlizRuntimeLib_enUS v188.8.131.52300 <us>
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lenvik Dec 09, 2009 at 03:59 UTC - 0 likes
Works fine for me, have you tried checking the Menu -> Show/hide -> Calendar option is ticked?
piil Dec 09, 2009 at 01:47 UTC - 0 likes
The only issue with the alpha. My calendar button dissapeared. It's there with old version or with simpleminimap disabled
lenvik Dec 09, 2009 at 00:08 UTC - 0 likes
The latest alpha works with 3.3.0, hopefully anyway :P
CYPSYAN Apr 29, 2009 at 08:50 UTC - 0 likes
to get a way to update it for 3.1 search in the forum a link has been given with fixed files
dragonwang Apr 21, 2009 at 04:25 UTC - 0 likes
Any chance this will be updated for 3.1 patch? It gives me errors upon loading the UI. Thanks.
Yutaka Jan 02, 2009 at 09:20 UTC - 0 likes
Any chance you could add the World State Frame (pvp objectives, etc.) to the movers?
Nihlo Nov 16, 2008 at 11:08 UTC - 0 likes
Message: Error: AddOn simpleMinimap attempted to call a forbidden function (TargetUnit()) from a tainted execution path. Debug:
[C]: TargetUnit() ..\FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua:1020: ?() ..\FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua:3173: ..\FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua:3144 [C]: ChatEdit_ParseText() ..\FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua:2911: ChatEdit_SendText() ..\FrameXML\ChatFrame.lua:2932: ChatEdit_OnEnterPressed() [string "*:OnEnterPressed"]:1: [string "*:OnEnterPressed"]:1
kunda Oct 26, 2008 at 16:27 UTC - 0 likes
Calendar icon: This is now the same frame as the old sun/moon frame: 'GameTimeFrame'. Check if you have another addon (eg FuBar_ClockFu) that changes this frame too.
Calendar icon size: hmm the icon is huge by default. maybe I add an option to resize it...don't know
GUI: With '/smm gui enabled' you can enable/disable the mouseclick gui.
Tracking button: sorry can't reproduce. works fine for me
Mousewheel zoom & Minimap Button Frame: works fine without mbf...don't know what mbf is doing, must look at mbf code first
'movers module': look at picture 3 that shows an example. This frames are attached to the MinimalCluster by WoW default!!! If you want to move the minimap to the bottom do first: enable 'movers' and move frames around. Than move your minmap to the bottom.
funny thing: (quote:'SMM does a funny thing: if activated my character frames (character, talents, profession etc.) are overlapping.')
sorry can't reproduce. works fine for me
location text and frame hide/show if login/out: sorry can't reproduce. works fine for me
Clock: this is currently not movable and there is no option in smm to hide/show it. you can hide/show this in the InterfaceOptions menu. I try to add an option to do this with smm too...if I have some time.
button move if minimap is in a corner: I can move the buttons around without problems. with any skin and in any corner... You must enable skin, so the radian can be calculated.
If you have problems with simpleMinimap please do the following:
- disable ALL addons expect simpleMinimap (and eg BugGrabber) and try to reproduce your issue
- if there is a problem: delete SaveVars (this is normally not needed, but in rare cases it can help) from simpleMinimap (make a backup) and try again
- still a problem: post
Most issues posted here has something to do with other addons that use similar/same functions as simpleMinimap (CaptureBar/QuestLog move, Calendar icon hide/show or whatever). In such a case you should disable this feature in one addon.
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A Guide for International Students
A Two-Year Public Community College near Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.
THE AMERICAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONCEPT Starting here is a great way to begin your college education College of Lake County (CLC) has the community college advantage. Public community colleges are the best financial value in the American education system, because tuition is less than half that of a public university. Community colleges offer courses that are equivalent to the first two years at a university, but at a far lower cost.
2 + 2 system After two years of full-time study, community college students earn what is called an associate degree. CLC offers more than 50 associate transfer degree programs and several types of associate degrees that will be accepted for transfer to a university. These include Associate in Arts (A.A.) and Associate in Science (A.S.) degrees. Students earning associate degrees take required general education
courses as well as courses from a chosen major. With planning, courses taken at CLC will transfer to a university, and after two more years of study, the student earns a bachelor's degree from the university. This is often called the "2 + 2" approach to earning a four-year degree– two years at community college and two years at a university, and is a very economical way to earn a bachelor's degree. U.S. community colleges are called the "Gateway to Higher Education in the United States" for international students. The "2+2" system in the United States refers to an efficient system of "articulation" between a two-year college and a four-year college or university. Articulation is the process by which one institution matches its courses or requirements to course work completed at another institution.
TRANSFER ASSISTANCE Academic advisors at CLC help students select courses that will transfer to a four-year college or university in Illinois or another part of the United States. A formal agreement called the Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI, www.itransfer.org) helps ensure the smooth transfer of CLC credits to nearly 100 colleges and universities in Illinois, including nearby universities such as University of Illinois at Chicago, DePaul University, Lake Forest College and Northern Illinois University. Students may also transfer to a four-year college or university outside Illinois, though these schools are not covered by the Illinois Articulation Agreement. Students should plan the courses they take at CLC to meet the specific requirements of the four-year college or university where they wish to transfer. For students who wish to remain in Lake County, an increasingly popular transfer option is the University Center of Lake County, a consortium of 19 public and private colleges and universities with facilities on CLC's Grayslake and Lakeshore campuses. The University Center of Lake County (www.ucenter.org) offers more than 80 bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in such fields as business, computer science/information systems, education, engineering, health care, human services and the liberal arts and sciences. (Graduate data from Fiscal Year 2o13, College of Lake County Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Research.)
Top area colleges where CLC students transfer Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, IL University of Wisconsin/Parkside, Kenosha, WI Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, IL North Park University, Chicago, IL Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL Illinois State University, Normal, IL University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL University of Illinois at Chicago, IL DePaul University, Chicago, IL Columbia College, Chicago, IL Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, IL Roosevelt University, Chicago, IL University of Illinois at Springfield , IL University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL DeVry University, Chicago, IL Elmhurst College, Elmhurst, IL Loyola University, Chicago, IL
Additional colleges where CLC students transfer Brown University, Providence, RI
Iowa State University, Ames, IA Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, WI Northwestern University, Evanston, IL Purdue University, West Layfayette, IN San Diego State University, San Diego, CA University of Chicago, Chicago, IL University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
2016/17 estimated annual expenses
CLC's total cost of tuition, textbooks, fees, supplies, medical insurance and living expenses is $21,388 per academic year — less than half than the cost of a university.
Tuition and fees: Living expenses: Textbooks and supplies: Medical insurance:
Cost shown in U.S dollars.
Total $21,388
$9912 $8680 $1596 $1200
OUR SERVICES College of Lake County offers international students many advantages: • An award-winning Intensive English Language Program to help students learn necessary English language skills to enter and succeed in college-level classes. Our Intensive English Language Program is accredited by the American Association of Intensive English Programs (AAIEP - www.englishusa.org).
• Over 50 associate degree transfer areas.
• A special international orientation, specialized workshops and a peer mentor program.
• Free wireless internet throughout campus.
• Two full-time staff members dedicated to recruiting and serving international students. • Free airport pickup service on select days from O'Hare International Airport.
• A diverse population of about 14,000 students, but with small class sizes (average class size: 21 students). • Many social and cultural activities offered by the International Student Club, Multicultural Student Center and other student clubs. • Tennis courts, a gym and fitness center, intercollegiate athletic teams and a scenic 4-kilometer fitness trail around lakes and natural prairies. • Housing referrals to residential hotels, apartments and home stay services. • Shuttle service to campus from a residential hotel.
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LOCATION Where is College of Lake County? • Our largest campus is located in Grayslake, population 20,300. The college is an hour away from the cities of Chicago, Illinois and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It takes just 60-75 minutes to travel to Chicago on Metra's Milwaukee District North line (www.metrarail.com).
City of Chicago Chicago is the third largest city in the United States with 2.8 million residents, located on the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan in the friendly upper Midwest (www.choosechicago.com) and home to: • Championship professional sports teams such as the Chicago Bulls, White Sox and Blackhawks.
• World-class performing arts groups such as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Joffrey Ballet and The Second City comedy troupe. • Several famous museums including, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Field Museum of Natural History, the Museum of Science and Industry and the Shedd Aquarium. • Culturally diverse neighborhoods such as Chinatown, Ukranian Village, Greektown, Little Italy plus cultural events and music festivals that promote cross-cultural understanding. • O'Hare International Airport.
Lake County
• Lake County, population 713,000, is located in northeastern Illinois, with Lake Michigan (one of the five Great Lakes) to the east, the state of Wisconsin to the north and the city of Chicago to the south. For demographics and a list of largest employers, see www.lakecountypartners.com. Lake County contains 52 friendly and safe suburban cities set among 75 lakes (www.lakecountyil.gov).
Average high Average rain/ temperature snowfall
Snow 27.9 cm
Rain 8.88 cm
Rain 9.64 cm
Rain 6.35 cm
• Enjoy the four seasons at one of 56 Lake County Forest Preserves that offer a variety of recreational opportunities, including walking and biking trails, canoeing, boating and more (www.lcfpd.org). For tourist information, visit www.visitlakecounty.org.
WHAT INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS SAY ABOUT US Ekaterina Perezhogina of Russia. Major: Chemistry "College of Lake County has definitely exceeded my expectations. The classes are engaging, yet challenging. The professors are approachable, yet they make you work to your full potential. Getting my associate degree in Chemistry at College of Lake County is the best decision I have ever made." Tudor Ancas of Romania. Major: Paralegal Studies "While I was looking into American colleges, I contacted several and decided on CLC because the staff was the most responsive to my questions. When I started taking classes, I was amazed at how friendly and helpful everyone is—the staff, instructors and students. The student ambassadors took me under their wing, and I later became one to help other incoming students. My goal is to study intellectual property law." QiLun "Alan" Zhou of China. Major: Marketing "The tuition at CLC is very attractive for international students. Per credit, it's about one-fourth to one-third the cost of an American four-year university, and the quality of the education at CLC has been excellent. The classes are interesting and the professors welcome the perspectives of international students in classroom discussions."
Aby Varkey of India. Major: Mechanical Engineering transfer student at Northern Illinois University "At CLC, I worked part-time as a computer lab assistant and help-desk technician. The job not only helped me pay tuition and living expenses, it helped me to learn the physical components of a computer and how to troubleshoot PCs. I also learned communication skills, teamwork, handling deadline pressure and working with customers. The education was excellent, and the instructors were pretty awesome. I love that school." Sandra Silva of Colombia. Major: Business "I have benefited from many services the college offers. The staff from the Center for International Education helped me whenever I had any concerns about my student documents or other paperwork. The English Language Instruction (ELI) teachers were very effective and supportive in teaching me how to speak, listen, write and read English. Also, the library, along with the Writing and Math Centers, helped me with my homework. The Student Activities office is a very good resource if you want to get involved and get to know the culture. I've been involved in Campus Crusade for Christ, Latino Alliance, International Club, Phi Theta Kappa and student government. These organizations have helped me to learn leadership, team building, time management skills and more."
Application Process • CLC Student Information Form • International Student Application • Proof of high school/secondary school completion • Proof of financials/official bank letter • Copy of passport showing legal name • Passport photo The packet containing this checklist and forms is available at www.clcillinois.edu/international.
When to apply Our semesters are 16 weeks long. Classes begin in late August and mid-January. Application deadlines are July 1 for fall semester and November 1 for spring semester. New students may begin their studies during fall or spring semester (August or January).
WHO TO CONTACT CLC has two full-time staff members who are dedicated to recruiting and serving students from all over the world. International staff members, Tammy and Jacob, are very friendly and will do everything they can to make your transition to the United States as easy as possible. Tammy Mireles International Student Recruiter Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Telephone: (847) 543-2399
19351 W. Washington St. Grayslake, IL, 60030-1198 U.S.A. Email: email@example.com www.clcillinois.edu/international Become a fan of our Facebook page, College of Lake County International Admissions www.facebook.com/clcinternational
Jacob Cushing International Student Advisor Email: email@example.com Telephone: (847) 543-2733


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