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I am adding Black Earth (OTC:BLERF) to my developing country farm theme. Black Earth is one of the largest farming operators in the Russian heartland of one of the most fertile farm belts in the world. Company management includes experienced westerners. Its land was originally purchased for about $236 per hectare [HA]. The company owns 250,000 ha (617,763 acres) and has an exclusive lease on 68,000 more. In addition, it put $198 million into machinery, storage facilities with a 500,000-ton total capacity and fixed assets.
To enhance production, the company has completed 80% of liming to raise soil pH and has completed 160,000 ha of sub-soiling to relieve compaction. The benefits will materialize over the next several years. Fertilizer costs are down. Black Earth grows diverse crops, the largest being wheat.
Mr. Market assigns an enterprise value of $238 million for Black Earth, which is less than the old land costs, equipment and facilities ($257 million). Book value is put at $302 million. If valued similarly to other transactions in Russia at about $600/ha, book value would be closer to $391 million. In comparison, farm land in eastern Europe goes for $3,120/ha in Bulgaria, $4,855/ha in Romania and $6,300 in Poland. In stark contrast, and to illustrate just how inflated U.S. assets are, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa farmland is $15,000 to $17,000/ha.
Although this kind of disparity in land values is too extreme in my view, one reason is variation in crop yields and prices versus the U.S. and Western Europe. To mitigate this, in October 2012 BEF signed a 3-year strategic agreement to supply PepsiCo with sunflower seeds, sugar beets and potatoes, which are all inputs for Pepsi's Frito-Lay brand. CEO Warburton released a statement regarding the deal:
The PepsiCo contract could potentially represent 30% of BEF's revenue by 2015 and this combined with our export program completely changes our profitability, risk profile and growth potential."
Beyond ultra cheap valuation placed on quality farm land, the simple fact is that there have been three large commodity spikes over the last six years. Add in extreme global money printing and an undervalued ruble, and that makes Black Earth a very inexpensive call option on a spike occurring again.
Black Earth trades in illiquid fashion on the U.S. pink sheets. It trades well on the Swedish exchange, and I have decided to buy it there with my Fidelity international account, timing it with when the missiles fly in Syria. Sweden trades from 3 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. EST. Of the major discount brokerages with international trading, Schwab does not trade in Sweden as of yet.
The steps to carry this trade out involve a conversion to Swedish Krona, a hard currency. Amounts under $100,000 are at 1% exchange commission. The commission to trade in Sweden is 180 krona or $27.50 U.S. I'm not treating this as a trade. I'm just going to put the stock away pending a major ag commodity spike.
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Near to the airport and a few minutes from the Pierre Mauroy stadium and the center of Lille, the 4-star Mercure Lille Aéroport hotel welcomes you for your family vacations or business trips. Take advantage of our free airport shuttle. The amenities at our hotel will surpass all your expectations: spacious rooms, bar and fitness room, gourmet cuisine in both our restaurants. Everything is designed with our enjoyment in mind.
Close to the airport and located at the crossroads of the principal motorway networks, this Mercure hotel is ideal for your stays in Lille. In particular, explore our culture by making the most of the proximity of our hotel to the centre of Lille.
Close to the Lille-Lesquin airport, vast spaces for your cocktail parties and receptions, meeting rooms with modern equipment, two restaurants and a bar - celebrate an event, relax or work in the comfort of this Mercure hotel.
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Head of the EETO, Frederic Laplanche's response to the international review process of Taiwan's human rights reports (01/03/2013)
For the European Union, the development of Taiwan's democracy and human rights is worth praising, supporting and cherishing. Of course, there still room for improvement on the protection of human rights, in the EU as in Taiwan, and for example we advocate progress on the issue of the death penalty. Nonetheless, Taiwan's implementation of the provisions of the two international human rights covenants, the drafting of the human rights reports, and the review process of those reports by the international panels are very positive. We are also very happy to see that substantial conclusions have been made as the result of this process, which will no doubt benefit the development of Taiwan's human rights protection.


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Aimee Mann talks her new album, Patton Oswalt and bummer songs
Will that boxing musical ever get made?
Even after nine albums, Aimee Mann seems to always find a way to keep things fresh. She's roared through concept albums, Christmas songs and soundtrack work; her last two albums "@#%&*! Smilers" and last week's drop of "Charmer" have been decidedly pop-driven efforts, this new one with even more sonic layers and even a James Mercer duet.
But that's not the end of Mann's penchant for collaboration on "Charmer. She had Laura Linney star in the music video for the title track. Jon Hamm, Superchunk drummer Jon Wurster and others showed up for the clip to "Labrador," directed by Tom Scharpling and is a shot-for-shot remake of Mann's former band Til Tuesday's "Voices Carry."
The latter is especially representative of Mann's all-in sensibility, whether it's putting herself out there as a nihilist in "The Big Lebowski," as a boxer and sport enthusiast, as a one-time-only standup comedian ("It was terrifying."), or as an actress in Kickstarter-funded film "Pleased to Meet Me." Musically, she's put both feet in '70s- and '80s-inspired power pop for the set.
Below, we talk about "Charmer" and her various relationships to film, comedy and songs about suicide.
This album feels very "up," it's very pop for you. Was there something in particular you wanted this to turn out sounding like?
I was really in the mood for a certain kind of pop record, or what I consider to be pop music. There was one song I was listening to, obsessively, which was "Jackie Blue" by the Ozark Mountain Daredevils. It's their one weird song, it doesn't sound like anything else that band did. But it's got such a great vibe, both spooky and poppy. That fits a definition for my songs too.
Pop is such a loaded term, it can mean a lot of things.
Yeah, when you say "pop" to someone today, that could mean that it has dance club production all over it. But the first thing I think is Glen Campbell and Jimmy Webb: really great songs… beautiful production. I think of the 1970s. I'm a huge Elton John fan, he wrote really great pop music.
I was working on a record with [New Pornographers'] A.C. Newman and we were listening to Gerry Rafferty, talking about Abba post-disco pop music. That gets you into the early '80s, with Heart and Blondie, all the way up to today with Death Cab For Cutie.
You have little stories in your songs, some real bummers, but you've got them in this pop sound. Does making pop music help you balance these raw emotions?
I just enjoy it more when there's more going on. It's like unwrapping a piece of candy and then you bite in and there's another thing inside, different layers. It comes from one of my pivotal moments as a little kid. I was listening to the radio, and Gilbert O'Sullivan had like two or three hits. "Alone Again (Naturally)" was a really poppy song, but then my friend was like, "Did you know it's about a guy trying to commit suicide?" and I was like "WHAT THE F*CK." It was a revelation, like a secret message, an impression.
You have a lot of humor in your writing too, little references and inside jokes. You also hang out with a lot of comedians, work with some and perform with comedians at your shows. What does that do for your creative dynamic?
I think performing with comedians helps me be more at-ease on stage. So is boxing, in some weird ways. I often will write something that I think is funny. Lyrics especially close to the bone I think are funny.
There's also a dynamic of emotional honesty in your music and honesty in comedy. Comics are best at layering, with jokes having this layer of honesty. The art of caring and precision… my friend Patton Oswalt is one of my favorite people and comedians. The words he chooses are perfectly chosen, carefully chosen for a reason. He could use one word, but close synonym of that word would not have done as well. Like in songwriting, there's deliberation. Because words have meaning, each one is like "I care."
Your live performances are especially fun because you try to have funny banter, it's like lightening the mood after each song.
Yeah, you may be in a mood when you write a song, but when you go on stage, you're not in that mood. I would love to think I'm funny.
You and Neko Case are similar in that you're purposefully light-hearted at talking between your songs.
Neko's funnier than me. I also have the advantage [that] the bar is low for nervous female singer-songwriters.
You've been in a couple movies, both writing music for them and acting. What've you been up to in that regard, aren't you going to be in something else? Do you want to work in film more?
I was just [shooting] "Pleased to Meet Me," just this indie movie with a bunch of musicians, Joe Henry, Loudon Wainwright III, John Doe… it was really fun, and Joe's so great and talented. I've never done any "real" acting so we were all super nervous.
But yeah, I'm not a film person. I barely even go to the movies. Isn't that horrible?
To each their own. Is there a status update on "The Forgotten Arm" musical [a theatrical adaptation of her 2005 album of the same name]? I last heard it was on indefinite hiatus because "The Fighter" and those boxing movies came out at the same time you wanted to finish it.
We have a new story, and a new writer.
Who's that?
David Henry Hwang. But he's got a million things going on, too, like the rest of us. All I know is that it will eventually happen.


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Here is exactly what I sent to John Lee Dumas of EOFire for my application to be on his ultra-popular podcast.
Here is exactly what I sent to John Lee Dumas of EOFire for my application to be on his ultra-popular podcast.
Which Fortune 500 chief marketing officers are crushing it on Instagram? Hmmm.
Are you an author thinking about putting an audiobook up on Audible? Here's what the process of choosing a narrator looked like for me.
I'm moving to Shenzhen, China to open MWI's second Asia office there. Why Shenzhen and not Singapore or some other Asian market?
I've been in email debtor's prison for years. Now I'm making my escape.
People are always asking me "Josh, you came out of nowhere, now I see your name all over the place, how I can do that?"
Every association, event, publication, book, and other resource focused on the role of the chief marketing officer, or CMO.
Hustlers get a lot done by working smarter and harder, and that means setting goals, making plans, and having systems to execute those plans and reach your goals. It also means managing time wisely so that it doesn't slip away.
I have a goal to make myself completely unnecessary within my business. This is different than making myself useless or irrelevant.
It is, perhaps, a peculiarity of the age we live in that we get to choose between what's good, what's better, and what's best. 600 years ago our ancestors didn't enjoy such luxury.


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The NEC changes to account for new fuels
Essential to the work of the electrical contractor is knowledge of the National Electrical Code, the National Electrical Installation Standards and additional standards and codes administered by the National Fire Protection Association, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and others. Here is a list of all our articles on codes and standards listed chronologically by issue date.
Jim Dollard has an extensive background in codes and standards. If you have a query about the National Electrical Code (NEC), Jim will help you solve it. Questions can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com. Answers are based on the 2014 NEC. Signage
Article 110 OF the National Electrical Code (NEC) covers general requirements for the examination and approval, installation and use, access to and spaces about electrical conductors and equipment; enclosures intended for personnel entry; and tunnel installations.
Ambient temperature correction adjustments relating to conduits exposed to sunlight on rooftops were inserted into the 2008 National Electrical Code (NEC) as new subsection 310.15(B)(2)(c) with accompanying Table 310.15(B)(2)(c).
This article is the third part in a series that provides a review of the more significant revisions and new requirements included in the 2017 edition of the National Electrical Code (NEC). This part provides a review of some significant changes in the articles in Chapter 2, Wiring and Protection.
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Arrow Sew-Much-More Craft and Hobby Table
Need a flat surface? Get the handy Arrow Sew-Much-More Craft and Hobby Table that offers free arm and flatbed sewing with an adjustable platform. However, this table is more then just for sewing. The sturdy table can be used for scrapbooking, modeling, puzzles, beading or just an extra table. The steel locking legs offer a secure base but fold up neatly for easy storage. The tough melamine surface is mar-resistant, making it durable and long-lasting for years of project creativity.
- User manual
- Holds sewing machines no larger than 17-1/2"W x 7-3/8"D
- Made of particle board with a white melamine surface
- Measures approx. 40"W x 19-3/4"D x 28-1/2"H
- Comes with a manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty
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Ideal portable sewing table. Correct height, fits my machine nicely. Well worth the price. Measuring ruler on table is convenient.KATTIE11, MO
Great craft and sewing table
This table is sturdy and is perfect for my sewing machine. It can also be used for my other crafts. I like that it can fit in any room of my house and the fact that I can always fold it up if needed.Lane4Shops, NY
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The setup on this table was so effortless. All I had to do was take it out of the box and fold out the legs.It did require a couple of taps with a small hammer to lock them in place.This table is so(sew) pretty!FORSYTHIA, MOWas this review helpful? Yes (4) No (0) Report if inappropriate
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I am enjoying my table I love that you can fold it and put it away. And the quality is great very sturdy. Thank you HSN!Cece422, AZWas this review helpful? Yes (3) No (0) Report if inappropriate
Excellent table. It provides more work space by the sewing machine than other models provide, and at a better price.Cto3, FLWas this review helpful? Yes (4) No (0) Report if inappropriate
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Table was easy to set up and works perfectly for what I need. Thanks HSN for another great item! Seriously thinking of ordering another one.Myohana, MDWas this review helpful? Yes (3) No (0) Report if inappropriate
Super table!
I love it! Perfect height, weight is a bit to tote around but that's ok.marymink, MI
Great Sewing and Craft Table!
I ordered this table so that I would have a place to put my Singer sewing machine instead of using it on the kitchen table. This table is very well made and very sturdy. It is also very easy to remove from the box. I did not seem to be strong enough to push the black metal bars that lock the legs into place all the way into the slots, so I called the Arrow Company and spoke with a customer service representative. She told me that they recommend placing the table face down onto the floor and pushing the bars into the slots with my feet. It worked perfectly. The table is a nice size to accommodate sewing projects or to create crafts, and it can also be used as a game table. Try it. You will like it.Sparrow2010, AZWas this review helpful? Yes (6) No (0) Report if inappropriate
I love this table.
I wanted a table that would let me lower my machine to table top level, and frankly I did not want a big cabinet . I don't have a separate sewing room. This table is just perfect. It is easy to put up and take down, I even made an adjustment to the depth of the drop down that worked perfectly. I saw a review that said the table was unsteady, however, I have not found this to be the case. The table is very steady and I am thrilled to be able to quilt again. If you are looking for a big sewing table area with lots of drawers and cabinets you obviously won't be satisfied. But if you are looking for a small footprint, that is easy to put up and take down, and very convenient if you don't have a dedicated sewing room, you can't beat this table and the price. I am very satisfied.Debbie2011, CAWas this review helpful? Yes (5) No (0) Report if inappropriate


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Deploying with confidence
Combining Puppet, Foreman, Pulp, Candlepin, and Katello lets you deploy software and servers automatically and securely.
In last month's column, I talked about finding and remediating security problems; this month, I will continue with administrative automation. Security remediation is great, but at some point, you need the servers to do useful things like run software, process data, and so on. So, how do you efficiently control hundreds or thousands of systems, deploy and distribute software, and make configuration changes as needed? Of course, you can't just deploy stuff straight to production and hope for the best, so you'll probably want to support separate development, testing, and production groups at a minimum.
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'Memphis' finds its rhythm at the Marcus Center
The storyline in "Memphis," on stage at the Marcus Center through Sunday, goes like this.
A high school dropout named Huey Calhoun - white - stumbles downstairs into a seedy African-American club in 1950s Memphis. Huey has been drawn there by the voice of Felicia Farrell - an equally young singer. Huey falls hard, as he already had for rhythm and blues. »Read Full Article
Present Music ends season with delicious fun
No one closes out a concert season quite like Present Music.
Milwaukee's new-music ensemble mixed art installations, solo and ensemble performances of music by the likes of Elliott Carter and Ted Hearne in Turner Hall Ballroom Friday evening. An after party, with food, drinks and live music from rock-ska band Something to Do, followed. »Read Full Article


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ReckouNT wrote:Also, a cross-view of python entropy sources confirmed my suggestions. But unfortunately, i'm too nooby in python to fix it.
So, could sabayon devs fix it?
Fitzcarraldo wrote:See his blog post User laziness impact on infrastructures and the comments on it.
http://lxnay.wordpress.com/2011/01/26/193/ wrote:This is what happens when you are not enough paranoid on bandwidth management and monitoring. Especially when you forget that users are lazy, and ignore that consuming bandwidth downloading 10 packages simultaneously from pkg.sabayon.org (our fallback Entropy mirror, main source of fresh pkgs when slave mirrors are still syncing) can have serious impact on our costs.
http://lxnay.wordpress.com/2011/01/26/193/ wrote:Every time you download a package from pkg.sabayon.org, a kitten dies.
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Well, this is awkward.
The first annual "Saints Ahoy Celebrity Fan Cruise" was supposed to let fans have the opportunity to meet some of the players while enjoying a five-day, four-night cruise to Mexico. Unfortunately, the list of players involves only one player currently with the team.
CBS Sports
Lance Moore and Roman Harper were recently cut by the team. Meanwhile, Darren Sharper is currently in jail (h/t CBS Sports). Wide receiver Kenny Stills is the only current Saints player invited.
According to TMZ, Sharper has been understandably not allowed to attend the cruise.


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What's your "favorite" household chore to do?
Least favorite?
I actually like to mow the lawn. Okay, full disclosure! I now have a lawn that is 10x20 in the back and 10x5 in the front! LOL! BUT, even when I lived on a 1/4 of an acre, I really liked being outside, with the drone of the mower to just numb out the sounds in my head.
I HATE laundry. My husband laughs at that because he says it's not like I have to wash it by hand! But it's never ending, monotonous, and it does NOT fold itself!!
I like to fold clothes and to care for my garden. I don't like to clean the bathrooms
I HATE cutting grass!!! LOL But....I don't mind laundry at all. lol :)
I despise putting laundry away. I dont mind washing or folding but putting away is the vain of my existence.
I also dislike dusting and mopping floors.
I don't cut grass either. I did ONE time as a teenager--and left a big circle in the lawn--not sure how that happened since I was trying to go in straight lines.... never even attempted it since :)
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I HATE cutting grass!!! LOL But....I don't mind laundry at all. lol :)
Hate laundry.I always have too much. I dont mind vacuuming.
I quite like mowing lawns, too... not that I ever do. It's not an unpleasant chore, though.
I don't dust. Fortunately, we live in a place that an annual dust is sufficient...
My least favorite chores are the bathrooms and putting away laundry. Oh and I hate dusting too.
My favorite chores sweeping and mopping I guess.
Oh, I forgot about that one: we don't have any carpets because I hate vacuuming so much.
I don't think I've touched a vacuum in 4 years. :D
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Once upon a time I was a college graduate with a Bachelor' degree in Education and accredited with certificates to teach in several states. I started teaching plane geometry to 8th graders and told them that a circle and a strait line do not actually exist. I've heard everyone from students to the Principal, Superintendent of Schools, and several members of the Board of Education tell me I was wrong. Well, we all were sitting in a room when I was being so berated and about to be fired. I jumped up and asked them to show me a straight line and a circle right then. Not one of them could, because they didn't exist anywhere around them then. That wasn't what I was about to teach the students, and not what I'll tell you now.
To you, nothing exists unless you sense it or create it. Now I'd like to pull out a map and have you draw a straight line from NY City to San Francisco that you could travel. It doesn't exist, and don't you dare tell me I can fly such.
SO; having diverted your attention, no music student will become a musician until they learn ALL they need to know, and continue to learn more. The cup is not full unless YOU sense it is.
Hi x9ret,
You stated:
"I am supposed to just nod my head when I hear contradictory or incorrect teachings?"
That's a great question!! Just remember, if someone is slinging BS, if you get involved, guess who else gets BS on them? It's called "by association". Do what I do. Distance yourself from the assholes in the crowd and focus on helping and learning. Throwing pearls before swine isn't very kosher now is it?
No one has the right to argument on this forum. Just leave the stupid alone. You can't help them and (by the way) they arn't asking for any help either. Now, do I agree with rowuk? rowuk is one of the smartest people I know about trumpets. I've been performing for a looooong time and I still find myself without all the answers. When I run across one that I don't know, I ask rowuk. While you might not like his delivery, you might want to investigate the message.
Some people do not suffer fools lightly. That doesn't mean their advice is worthless.
I know that when I post a question, 90% (no offense anyone) of the answers I get are nonsense or feeble attempts at humor (again, no offense anyone!), however the "correct" answer is almost always to be found in the responses. Keep an open mind and, like me, you may pick up a few things from time to time. I might suggest placing more weight on comments from those with experience, credentials, etc, but take what you want, leave what you don't want is my advice (take it or leave it) and best of luck.
x9 just got a break to think about the difference between spineless and clueless. It is not permanent, has nothing to do with his person.
Maybe during this time x9 will take advantage of the vast resources here, get clued in to how a trumpet really works and temper his WebAcquiredOpinion based on misconceptions.
Any one that has spent time here knows that I do not like myths. We will see where this goes in two weeks. David and Goliath, hardly..........
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
At the end of the day, we are not living in the Apartment, and seeking good advice -
Good advice is given for free, by the very best to help guide the OP. He can choose to ignore or argue for his own sake. I don't understand myself.
I am beginning to think like Ted.
Good Luck x9
Why do I like a bell that Points UP ?
- because the spit does not run back into my mouth!
there are many facets to practicing in an apartment. There are various solutions depending on our level of playing, the time of day, sensitivity of the neighbors, the atonality of what we are playing, the length of a practice session and the technical solutions like mutes or mufflers in the form of closets, clothes baskets or other contraptions.
Working professionals have different requirements and possibilities than "weaker" players. Strong chops and a well defined sound concept has much more resiliency than you can explain to someone who has never been there.
My major thought on practice is as seldom as possible in deficient acoustics. Equal to that concern is preventing bad body use. A light mute allows the body use to match proper playing. A clothes basket must be suspended to keep our body aligned during playing. Consistent practice with deficient acoustics can affect our playing in proper venues. The weaker the player - the greater the toll? I think not. Weak players need any opportunity that they can get for additional building of playing patterns. A weak player in an exclusively miserable practice situation needs to pick a different instrument.
So, at the end of the day, x9 was in his own way, mixing up his personal requirements in several levels:
1) communicative (ok, Who am I to call the kettle black)
2) technically: here we notice a complete lack of understanding how the body and trumpet work. This is fixable-not by crusade, rather by reflection.
3) Self esteem: when all others are spineless, qualified help is rubbish, pros not being better than amateurs, we have a big issue that the germans call "zwergkomplex". It means that we are obcessed with being biggger than we are.
The road to success for x9 or other members looking for answers to questions not yet understood is asking for clarification instead of branding help as rubbish with no adequate frame of reference. I personally believe that anyone can be successful in an open internet blog. That does not happen by redefining the community in the first couple of weeks.
I wish x9 a proper comeback -with spine and conviction but without the blindness demonstrated up until now. Trumpetmaster needs the whole crosssection of players, where each one of us understands what we can offer based on our own personal playing experience. YouTube and many virtual venues cause big problems for those not in the know. Prejudice, blindness and misdirection are inevitable. We need personal coaches, mentors and teachers to really objectively get sorted. Everything else is fruitless (exceptions do reinforce the rules however)!
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
Nobody likes being told they don't know as much as they think they know.
In this case x9 reacted in a childish way. I know, I do this myself, more often than I would like.
There is a balance to be had in these cases between letting the "insulted" party express their feelings
versus maintaining a civil atmosphere for the members that regularly interact on TM.
You want to allow people to have their say, but when it goes on and on and turns into a "pissing contest"
there is no point in allowing it to continue.
The people that generously volunteer to moderate TM do a great job of balancing the "freedom of speech"
versus the need for respect.
Hopefully x9 can take this as a chance to grow and come back with a more mature view of what TM is about.
If one expects everyone to say exactly what they want to hear it would be a very banal existence, wouldn't it?
Stop acting like someone shot your dog.
Hi Gzent,
You stated:
"Nobody likes being told they don't know as much as they think they know."
Wow, ain't that the truth! There's a common fallicy we all use called "The illusion of Knowledge". which basically says we don't know as much as think we know. Of course this is a handy thing to have because it helps with ego strength.
Unfortunately, this "protective mechanism" can get in the way of learning sometimes, especially when a person is called up to defend a point of view and they lack the communicative skills to do so. What happens then? The ego becomes threatened and all hell breaks loose!! Nothing is advanced or learned.
We trumpet players are luck in this aspect. We are not guitar players with hands firmly grasping the neck of a polished wooden phallicesque device nor are we the attractive singer in a country rock band that all the opposite sex wants to make babies with.
Nope, we blow through plumbing. What a sobering fact and reality check!! Ouch!
It's tough to feel high fallootin' and blessed with supreme knowledge when we know we blow through plumbing. So what does this suggest? Lighten up!!!
Learning should be fun, frustrating, invigorating and always open to investigation.
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Also elo-model has been designed with the idea of playing many different people - the level of confidence probably decreases at the extremes...
And if you go through that calculation, you'll find that the confidence interval here would be highly skewed to the GM no matter what the sample size one uses precisely because the probability of any one trial, let alone more than one, having any non-wins for the higher rated player is so small.
Precisely. And people cannot argue about human factors such as blunders and fatigue, etc while talking about ratings because the rating formula does not encorporate such variables. However, people still tend to.
Beck15 - i don't disagree with your point. I simply am reporting what the mathematical model upon which the ELO rating system is constructed says the score can be expected to be.But as you note, that isn't the whole story. There is also the question of how much confidence one can have that in a run of 10,000 games the 1300 player will score any wins or draws at all. That is a different question than what the expected outcome is. And if you go through that calculation, you'll find that the confidence interval here would be highly skewed to the GM no matter what the sample size one uses precisely because the probability of any one trial, let alone more than one, having any non-wins for the higher rated player is so small.
This is interesting in thoeretical means, but realistically, any 1300 level player that plays 10,000 games will end up learning from it, and in theory, figure out via process of elimination how to draw a certain line. Of course, if you had two computers playing between 1300 and 2600 strength, the computer 2600 should win 100% of the time. Human error muddles this whole concept though.
hicetnunc: That's an interesting take, but most people file that off to its own unique definition.
I think you would, then, need not only chess skills, but also mind-reading skills :)
Actually, rating often does incorporate such things. Rating doesn't care why you lose, it simply cares that you lose (or draw, or win). If you lose because you were tired, that's a loss, and it's going to count towards your rating if you're playing in a rated tournament. In that case, being tired caused a decrease in rating.
Of course, this only applies when a variable creates a result that wouldn't have otherwise happened. An example of when you probably wouldn't see the effect of fatigue in rating change would be if you played someone 800 points lower rated; most likely, you would win no matter what happened.
Nonetheless, in competitions between players of closer strength, such factors could very well be what the result depends on; thus, rating would reflect such factors then.
Guys, there is a probability that a random chess move generator (or a person making random moves) will win which is greater than zero. That player should be spending that luck on the lottery rather than on chess, because the probability of me winning against a 2700 with random moves is less than the probability of me winning the lottery jackpot 16 times in a row. That would mean winning enough times to make you a billionaire.
Before everyone jumps on this, there is a concept known as statistical zero, which is 10^-50. Your odds of winning a chess game against a 2700 with random moves is lower than that. The chances of winning a chess game against a 2700 are below statistical zero, so a 1300's probability of beating a 2700 is 0.
About a month ago (and I wish I would have wrote the move order down), I played a OTB game against a friend of mine that began as a Petroff, then quickly went into a Four Knights Italian Game. Play went about 14 moves with neither side being able to claim an advantage. However, once my opponent played his 15th move, I decided to play a "quiet" move of Kh8. My friend then played 3 moves (Ne1, f4, and Nf3) and on the Nf3 move, I played Kg8. Though it took a bit to get into this position, this was the ending on the board:
Neither one of us thought anything about those 2 King moves but it got me my first win against a former 2100+ rated player that still plays regularly though not in tournaments anymore. I on the other hand have never been rated nor played in any tournaments. The point is, aside from a means to jockey everyone behind Anand and Carlson, ratings are not a surefire indicator of a persons playing level as anyone can lose to anyone at any time.
It seems to me that this concept of statistical zero is pretty arbitrary. In any case, 10^-50 is not the same number as "0." You can probably treat the two exactly the same and not run into any problems, but that doesn't mean they are the same number.
Yes, rating does not care why your result was what it was. While the result itself might have everything to do with the mood, temperament, mental acquity, luck, yada yada of the player at any given time, the rating itself does not. And for a strong, established player, the rating will more or less stabilize around a certain value. The formula for rating has no such variable where you 'plug in' the likeliness of a player suffering from fatigue, their tendency to blunder, or their chance of being lucky. The rating is what it is, it's an estimate of a player's chess strength when the result of a game comes in.
That is why in one of my earlier posts, I suggested that two computers play against each other (belle, rated 2350, and houdini, rated 3350).
That may be so, Vengeance. But on the forum of a chess website we have to stroke the egos of chess intellectuals, and that means the only acceptable opinion is that the high rated chess player can never lose, because of his inate superiority. NEVER LOSE!
Against a 2700, the 2100 will score less than 3%.
Just for the record, I think 'perfect play' requires even more than knowing the result of any given position with best play. I would assume the perfect player not only to know that, but also to be able to assess the odds of his opponent to choose this or that move in any given position. This way, the 'perfect player' would be able to create maximum problems for any given opponent and reduce his drawing chances to the minimum
Hehe. I've recently made some funny predictions in some of my blitz games. When I make a threat and my opponent pauses longer than usual, sometimes I get this feeling and I think "he's trying to talk himself into this move, even though it's a bad move"
Pretty standard stuff, we've all talked ourselves into a bad move, but I've never gotten the feeling that it's happening to my opponent right at the moment it seems to be actually happening (often they end up playign it). :)
Nonsense. Either you haven't read the posts or you are incapable of understanding them.
In ratings systems like Elo or USCF, the maximum deviation is 400 points difference. At that range, there is no practical possibility of the lower rated player winning except by a complete fluke - which does happen on very rare occasions. But it is a statistical anomaly when that happens, it cannot be predicted but the possibility is allowed for by any decisive game having to result in at least a 1 point rating change.
The question of this thread is whether a Super-GM of 2700 could lose to a 1300 player. If we assume accurate ratings, this is more than THREE TIMES the standard deviation. These are not players of different levels, they are players of different worlds.
The rating system cannot exclude the possibility that the 2700 might drop dead of a heart attack in the middle of the game and lose on time, but that's about the only way it is ever going to happen.
Perfect play is defined with assumption that your opponent will make the best moves.
But you can define it differently, for example: perfect player can not only read but also control mind of his opponents. You look in his eyes (or screen) and you suddenly start blundering.
My definition isn't something alien to what many OTB players do. When selecting a move, besides its 'objective' value (as much as you can assess it), you also take into account how to pose problems to your opponent.
From an objective point of view, many different moves may lead to the same result on 'best play'. If you assume your opponent can make mistakes (if he can't, the 'perfect player' might as well agree to a draw immediately), then it makes sense to take into account how to provoke those mistakes, or at least increase their likelyhood (orth. ?). I can't imagine any 'perfect play' definition not including this dimension.
Not making mistakes is great. Provoking your opponent into making some is even better
I don't consider making you opponent unable to play by unethical means as a part of the equation.
Persuading opponents to go wrong is a considerable skill in poker. Seemingly the two games have at least something in common.
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thief1 that is not perfect play.
Read the comments. It is a distance to conversion position, not distance to mate, and the last several moves by Black were suboptimal.
Definition of perfect play:
For side with advantage - convert the advantage as soon as possible (shortest number of moves).
For the side with disadvantage - hold on to the position before capitulating for as long as possible (longest number of moves).
I don't agree with your definition for the side with the disadvantage beck. Sometimes the computer will play moves, especially in an endgame, where they are playing to increase the number of moves to checkmate, but other moves are harder to work out a win against.
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I have 1 room available for rent in a 2 bedrooms apartement This first floor unit is well located close to Popular Manuka and Kingston Shopping, business and resturant areas. Also easy walk to Barton Offices and one bus to CBD The unit has separate kitchen area with dishwasher, and electric cooking Open plan living and dining area that leads out to large balcony Bathroom/toilet/laundry- is two way off living and master bedroom Clothes drier provided in Laundry Second bedroom has built in robe Single carparking space under complex with security entry. Extra off street parking available at complex. The complex has lovely internal gardens and outdoor pool. Your room will be unfurnished but the apartement is furnished. (Will consider to organise table, chair, bed if you need) Only electricity bill will be shared between 2, no gas no water bill. You will not be asked to pay electric bill if you are on holiday for 1 week+, Internet is devided by 2 too if you wish to use. LGBT friendly Nch.brian at g753257mail
I have one very beautiful large bedroom in a great apartment in the heart of Kingston. I am a professional, easy going female, neat and tidy and I am looking for a flatmate that is neat, easy going and tidy. I love cooking and baking and i love travelling. The apartment is located in the heart of Kingston shops and restaurants, very close to bus stop, Canberra Train station and only 3 minutes walk to Manuka shops and restaurants. Nice garden overlooking Kingston Oval. The apartment is recently renovated and it has brand new Fridge, waching machine, stove , oven and a beautiful brand new kitchen. In the kitchen I installed this week the best water filter in the world Espring from Amway so you will drink the best water in the world as a bonus! Please call me for inspection. Thank you very much, Elenavery large room located on a very beautiful street, great neighbourhood no petsHuge wardrobes with mirrors
Hi everyone We are looking for someone to join our Canberra Ave share house - the room will be available from 11 November. The room fits a queen size bed and has a large wardrobe. About Us - We are two females in our mid twenties- one of us is a consultant and the other is a teacher. Outside of work we are both pretty active and like to spend time with friends. We are looking for a similar aged, working professional - no preference on gender, but you must be a non-smoker, easy-going, and tidy. No couples please. Our favourite thing about the house is its great, central location. It's a short walk to Kingston and Manuka shops and also within walking distance of the Parliamentary Triangle. Features of the house include: - Fully furnished - Extra-large kitchen equipped with fridges, electric stovetop, oven, + plenty of bench and storage space - Washing machine and dryer - Bathroom with large bathtub, shower and separate toilet - Separate lounge and dining rooms - Outdoor timber deck for entertaining - Plenty of parking (enough for 3+ cars) - Timber flooring and ducted gas heating - Plenty of internal storage space Rent includes water. Bills (gas and electricity) are paid quarterly and split evenly. Internet is $60/month and split evenly. Bond is 4 weeks rent and split evenly. Please feel free to send me an email if you have any questions or to arrange a time to view the house.
My flatmate is to Sydney, which makes me really sad! So now I am looking for someone to rent her room. The apartment has two large bedrooms and a shared bathroom. The apartment is furnished - and I have great style ;) The vacant bedroom has an inbuilt double wardrobe and can fit a queen bed. Electricity would be shared and there is unlimited internet available. Also, there is ample parking space available in the complex. I am an easy going and sociable female public servant in my late 20s who doesn't mind the occasional chat over a glass of wine, and I'm slightly addicted to shopping! As it is just the 2 of us living here, in looking for someone who is normal and we get on! The apartment is centrally located to multiple conveniences with a bus stop 50m away at the Kingston Shops. There is a major supermarket only 15 minute walk away and the Kingston Foreshore / Brodburger is also close by. The Parliamentary Triangle is in walking distance and Civic/Braddon is less than 10 minutes drive. All the happenings of the inner south with a central location! Feel free to call or email me to organise a time to check the place out!
Looking for a housemate to share a light-filled, spacious, 2 bedroom apartment in the heart of Kingston. This apartment is furnished (with the exception of the vacant room), faces north (so plenty of light and sunshine), and has two balconies. The room is very big, with built in wardrobes and at the opposite end of the apartment to the other bedroom.
Two rooms in a Barton apartment are available! The rooms are in a spacious and comfortable, two-storey apartment in the Macquarie Court complex. The location is perfect – just minutes away from the Parliamentary Triangle, Manuka, Kingston Shops and the Foreshore. The two available rooms are on the first floor of the apartment and will share the main bathroom. One underground car park is available and all day street parking is there if you need it. I have a little bit of furniture, but if you have your own, there's plenty of space for it. There are two living areas that need to be filled! But best of all is the price! The smaller room is just $160 pw and the larger room is $175 pw. Bills are split evenly and unlimited wifi is available, but not included in the price.
I am seeking a person to share a two bedroom flat. The flat outside the room for rent is furnished, with quality kitchen appliances, washer and dryer and a heating and cooling air-conditioner. The flat also has access to a pool. Located within minutes of the Kingston shops and foreshore in a leafy green suburb. A bus stop is within minutes from the door and service is approximately every 15 minutes weekdays.
Subletting my spare bedroom in 2 bedroom apartment in Kingston's 'Brighton' apartment complex. Apartment is located near the train station and within walking distance to the markets, IGA and foreshore. Red rapid bus route stops directly in front of complex. Bedroom is cosy with nice morning and afternoon light and you would have your own bathroom (shared with laundry). Built in robe. Bedroom and flat are fully furnished. Will provide bedding, towels etc. Suitable for someone who travels to Canberra for work regularly. You would be sharing with a friendly, relaxed, clean and quiet mid-20's professional female. Not suitable for pets. Rent is $220pw (includes internet, electricity) Available around early November.
We're two professional and easy going guys (one mid 20s the other early 30s) looking for someone to move into the third bedroom that has become available. We're both fairly active (including some early morning wake ups) but also enjoy relaxing, whether that be watching sport or chatting over a drink. The room will be available from Saturday 12 November and you will need to complete a rental application form for the agent and be willing to go on the lease. The apartment is located on Printers Way (directly across from Norgrove Park), ground floor with direct street access and is no more than a few minutes stroll from Kingston Foreshore and no more than 10 minutes up to the Kingston shops. With everything going on down at the Foreshore (and with what's to come) you're definitely in an ideal location. The room is sizeable (for Canberra standards) with three built-in robes and you'll be sharing the main bathroom with one other. The living area is huge with a decent size kitchen (plenty of cupboard space) and a big courtyard with direct street access. There is plenty of street parking for your car as well – no undercover parking is available. The apartment, apart from your bedroom, is already furnished. As for the cost, the room is currently $220 per week ($955.95 per calendar month) and Foxtel/internet is $55 per month. Utilities (gas/power) are averaging around $200 per quarter (combined). Rental bond will be $880.
This is a very neat and tidy house with everything a tenant requires. There are two houses on this block, it is the back house that is up for rent. The two houses share a driveway and property entrance through locked security gates. The house has a new oven and is freshly painted throughout (the images are taken before the mini renovation as it is still tenanted). There are floorboards in the living areas, tiles in the kitchen and carpets in the bedrooms. There is a combo washer dryer in the kitchen, but no separate laundry. The house is behind locked security gates and has an alarm system. It is very private and secure. The street is one block away from Melbourne Avenue which has buses running regularly to the City and Woden. It is twenty minutes walk to the Parliamentary Triangle and would suit public servants looking to form a share house. A group house situation is preferable. The area is very leafy and beautiful with easy access to Red Hill walking tracks.
Highly sought after executive apartments. Located on lake, beautiful views. Secure building with lift access, very quiet and centrally located. Beautifully furnished, Tri level apartment. Willing to rent short term. On site gym and located on 3ha of beautifully manicured gardens.
have a view , Beautiful garden, well-sized room with robe. one is with queen -size bed, one is with double-size bed, one is with king-single bed. peaceful and safe area; 300 metre to Lodge; walking 10minutes to Parliament house; 15minutes to Deakin shops; 18 minutes to Manuka centre.
The house is pretty amazing, it feels like it's come off a set of Mad men, its a stupidly cool place to live. The house is fully furnished, has cork floors throughout, floor to ceiling windows around the whole back of the house that open onto a entertaining deck and backyard, timber paneling throughout and bedrooms are all queen size, bedrooms can be partly furnished if you need we can discuss. There is currently 2 boys and 1 girl and we are looking for another girl to balance the house, 1 of the guys is away and wont be back until November.
The Property • 2 bedroom apartment • 2 bathrooms • Prefer non-smokers • Pool • Gym • Private bathroom • Long term • 2 Car parks The Room • Non-couples only • 1 room available + car park • Ducted heating & Air con Nearby Train station • Canberra train station (996m) Universities • Charles Sturt University, Canberra (946m) • Aust Defence Force Academy (2.4km) • Australian National University (ANU) (5.9km) The apartment features: Fully furnished apartment ADSL 2+ unlimited internet ($60 per month) Washing machine Dryer Dishwasher All kitchen utensils (also, tupperware, pots, plates etc.) Ducted heating Air conditioning Laundry sink & cupboard Balcony Beautiful view of lake Intercom access You will have access to: Heated swimming pool (in-ground and lit with lights) Gym (with yoga mats, weights and various exercise machines) the gym also has 3 televisions and bathroom facility Property has lift access This property is a: 1 minute walk to Maxbrenner, The Dock, La Rustica and Walt and Burley 1 minute walk to various cafes and bars along the foreshore 1-2 minute walk to old bus depot market, broad burger, hairdresser, milk bar, spa salon and travel agent 5 minute drive to Fyshwick Fresh Food Markets (2.1 km) 5 minute drive to Manuka (2.0 km) 8 minute drive to London Circuit (5.5 km) 10 minute drive to Canberra Centre (6.3 km) All bills (gas, electricity and internet) are split. Rent is $250 per week and is paid every fortnight. One medium size unfurnished room available. The room easily fits a double/queen size bed. The room has a window, large built in wardrobes with a full length mirror. There is a shelf section and a large hanging section. You will have your own private bathroom (located next door to your bedroom). It is quite spacious with a shower, sink, and toilet. Bathroom also includes a built in cabinet with a mirror. The apartment is carpeted except for the kitchen and bathrooms. You will have a safe and secure undercover car park. We also have a private storage cupboard. There is plenty of space for your belongings.
A room is available in a large professional home in a quiet street, close to the shops, public transport with direct commute to Civic, Manuka, Kingston and Woden. The home includes central heating/aircon; a fireplace; formal and informal dinning and living rooms and a large kitchen a swimming pool The room is fully furnished: built-in wardrobes; desk; desk-chair; bookcase; double bed, bedside table with drawers &; reading lamp.
5 bedroom fully furnished house with; formal dinning room (12 person table); formal lounge room with fireplace; open kitchen/dining/family room; patio overlooking in-ground swimming pool; ducted gas aircon/ heating; & undercover secure parking. The bedroom has; queen-bed, walk-in wardrobe; desk; & full-body electric massage chair. En-suite has a 2 person jet spa. Located in Red Hill, arguably best suburb in Canberra. The rent is $350/week for a single person or $400 for a couple, plus $50 for utilities (Netflix, Internet, gas, electricity, water), so all up $400 to $450/week.
The House We live in a furnished, 3-bedroom home that is less than three years old and within walking distance of Manuka. It is set back off the street for some added peace and a bus stop is a 30 second walk away. If you are looking for a modern property that is close to Barton, Kingston and Manuka, this is the place for you! The house stays naturally cool in the summer and has a split-system heating system for winter. In addition, it has a spacious open plan living area, European style UPVC windows and courtyard with an outdoor dining setting and decent barbie, which is great for summer entertaining. The shared areas are all fully furnished including laundry facilities, kitchen utensils and dining equipment. The Room We have one room available which can fit a queen bed and two bedside tables. It is currently furnished with a queen bed which you are welcome to or, if you have your own furniture, the bed can be removed. The room already has ample storage through a built-in wardrobe. You would be sharing a bathroom with one person (Pat), the other two people share their own ensuite. The Deal We would be signing you on as a boarder contract arrangement rather than on the lease (at least at first). As stated, rent is $195 which includes unlimited internet. Rent is paid fortnightly (and two weeks in advance). We split all electricity and gas bills equally (i.e. 4 ways) while the water bill is fully covered by the landlord. I would also require a 2 week bond. Your Housemates As for us, we are two guys (23 and 31) and one lady (26). I (John) work in the financial services sector while Patrick is working in aged care and Sarah a public servant. Pat loves his powerlifting as well as playing guitar in-between work and studying (Nursing at UC). Sarah is a keen yoga enthusiast and loves walking Red Hill in-between chats. For myself, I am a proud geek who also loves socialising, beer and the EPL. We are all very laid back, easy to live with (or so we think) and share many a fun conversation about anything from the trivial to the meaning of life. We do hang out together pretty regularly and then also share occasional family dinners/movie night. But of course, there are plenty of evenings when all just do our own thing too. Household Stuff Finally, we do like to keep a clean & tidy house. We would like a housemate who is keen for the same approach to shared spaces. Final Words If you're respectful, aged 21 - 40, and interested in having a look, give me (i.e. John) a call, email or message on here and we can arrange a time for you to see the place/room and meet the housemates to get a feel for each other! We look forward to hearing from you! p.s. the room is now available and we are happy to consider people seeking short or long term stays. Unfortunately, our landlord does not allow pets and we ourselves, would not like anyone with children.
Great house great location. Gas cooking ducted heating close to Kingston, Manuka, Kinston foreshore and fyshwick Markets. Room is not furnished
Situated in Deakin, 5 minute walk to Deakin shops, close to public transport, Manuka and Kingston only 5 minute drive for restaurants and cafe's. Close to Red Hill walking trails. Woden Plaza is also only a 5 minute drive.. There is parking on street, and a quiet area. Water, electricity, gas and some internet included in cost. However food is separate.
The property is situated in a leafy and quiet street in Narrabundah. It is close to shops, major bus routes and within a 10 min drive to the city. The room includes a large built-in wardrobe and can accommodate a queen bed. The property has ducted heating throughout and is fully furnished with lounge, TV, dining table, foxtel, BBQ, washing machine, dryer, fridge and dishwasher. Just bring your bed and room furnishings. There is a single lockup garage to store bulky things like bicycles etc. (currently setup with a small home gym).
Quiet, sunny, air-conditioned, Foxtel, communal vegetable garden, ten minutes drive from everywhere.
This is a new renovated apartment and is nice and quiet anyone that comes by will fall in love there is also foxtel as well!
Hi, Im looking for someone to share a neat 3 bedroom house in Hughes. The house is furnished, as is the bedroom (optional if you need it). The home includes a new kitchen and appliances and is freshly painted throughout. Its a 10 min walk to the Canberra Hospital and 2 min to Hughes Shops. Woden Plaza is just a 2 min drive and Manuka and Kingston are only a 10 min drive down the road. We are close to public transport and close to Red Hill walking trails; The property has off street car parking and a large backyard with vegie patches growing happily. All gardening is taken care of and bills are shared. More about Me as the Flatmate I'm a easy going considerate female who likes a good glass of wine and a chat, but also some quiet down time.
City centre furnished room double bed desk and storage in comfy share apartment with own tv wifi and ethernet cable, suit interstate commuter, student, city worker.wardrobe with mirrors, tidy bathroom share with one other, proper size bathroom with decent shower glass cubicle, big bath tub, own air con and heating unit with remote dial temperature by your bed, balcony space with chair and plants, a big size 10kg washing machine and separate dryer in main bathroom, kitchen has all mod cons, plates, cups, cooking pots etc..share lovely apartment Allara St, cosy and snug place with friendly busy person in it, plenty of comfy furniture and cooking stuff,unlimited broadband wifi for skyping is included, all bills included, walk to uni ANU or city shopping mall, or public service offices like SAP house, Customs etc, gym and roof spa and barbecue area, friendly busy flatmate working and studying in the city. There is no bond. But there is a minimum of 5 weeks rental to pay before moving in. Viewing weeknights or sat/sun - next arranged viewing friday 7pm - welcome! Available 1 November. Email me your mobile number if you can, because we only get to see the first 6 digits of you guys' numbers because it's a free account - and we can't update the number that is currently showing to our current one. Viewing this Friday at 7pm if you'd like to come and talk to the person leaving and see what it's like to live here :) room is way bigger than it looks also :)
Are you looking for a place in the New Acton precinct which appeals to your inner fancy? Are you into private balconies and / or bacon-and-egg-rolls-right-downstairs-on-a-Sunday-morning? This is most surely the place for you! Next door to Hotel Hotel, this spectacular apartment has some outrageous features - beautiful rolling art exhibitions in the building and lifts, a community garden, a sculpture garden, private theatre to impress your Tinder date, free to use gym and amazing views overlooking the city surrounds. Basically, the inner north is where it's at - Palace Cinemas, cafes, restaurants, galleries and walking distance to ANU and Braddon / Civic. Your room - pictured in the feature photo (although, unfurnished. Also happy to discuss changing rooms if you prefer one of the others): Built in robes Large double glazed windows with lake / hot air balloon views and people watching or blinds for privacy Heating / air conditioning No noise from other rooms You share modern bathroom with one other, featuring a large shower, two basins and two mirrors Unfurnished and large enough for whatever sized bed you care to bring as well as other assorted bedroom furniture such as hot tubs. Ample storage in apartment and locked car park cage Unfortunately no car space, but cheap spaces for rent nearby and well placed for bus routes. Other housemates are happy to act as personal chauffeur on demand Really very nice The apartment: 19 Marcus Clarke Street (above Mocan and Green Grout) Short walk to city, shorter walk to coffee, bacon and egg roll Lake views (on the eighth floor) Modern appliances including dishwasher, dryer, washing machine, microwave and fridge Large TV (Netflix n chill) Furnished common areas Well insulated (winter has come) Clean and modern Floor to ceiling glass windows Stone and marble features in the kitchen and bathrooms Has never been a crime-scene About the housemates: Two mid - late 20s male Public Servants who (like 90% of Canberra) enjoy red wine, cheese and Game of Thrones. Other interests include politics, art, sport (not NRL) and Whitney Houston. Dislikes - NRL and liquorice. We are busy and social (not too social), clean (not too clean). True, everyone says that about themselves, but not everyone has a Costco membership... Rent is $310, but may be negotiable. Bills are additional, but very cheap. If you have any questions or would like to arrange a viewing, please email, message or call at anytime! Available now for short or long term stay. Questions? Sure! You need only ask. Free gym Large balcony Modern appliances Rooftop garden Sculpture garden and community garden Private theatre Locked storage Fully furnished common space Private balcony Built in robes
Big bedroom available in the center of the city. The bedroom is fully furnished and come with its own bathroom, its private balcony and a secure parking spot. The flat is fully furnished too, no need to bring anything else than your personal belongings. A gym and a swimming pool are available in the building. A garden with BBQ facilities are accessible on the ground floor of the building. The flat would be share with two others flatmates, the view is direct on the Black Mountain and the lake. Nab and Lucy, your future flatemates, are in their mid-twenties. Both working full time. They enjoy good food and chatting, around a glass of wine from time to time. We are looking for someone, tidy and sociable. Bills (internet/electricity and gas) are not included in the price and are split. A cleaner is coming every fortnight, price shared between the flatmates. Located in heart of Canberra - in the New Acton Cultural and Restaurant Precinct! ANU is across the road, and many restaurants to choose from, as well as the Palace cinemas! Very convenient if you need to take a bus: the Central bus terminal is a 5 minutes walk The room is available from the 28th of october. If you are interested, write us a little about yourself.
Highly sought after apartments, 2 minute walk from the Canberra Hospital. Quiet relaxed atmosphere. Would share with 1 professional male and 1 professional female (non couple). Spacious bedroom containing built-in wardrobe. Only 1 bill - electricity. Always happy to answer any questions - please phone Alicia - 0409879280.
The room Fully furnished Private room with queen bed, and large built-in wardrobe with mirrors. Sharing the main bathroom with one other person, who is very clean. The apartment The 3 bedroom apartment is fully furnished & boasts floor to ceiling windows with views of the Brindabellas and Black Mountain Tower. The building The apartment block has an indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna & outdoor BBQ area! Location Located in heart of Canberra - in the New Acton Cultural and Restaurant Precinct! ANU is across the road, and many restaurants to choose from, as well as the Palace cinemas! Very convenient if you need to take a bus: the Central bus terminal is a 5 minutes walk
Live next to the City Centre in a Fully Furnished Apartment at Manhattan Parking Included One bedroom available in a two bedroom apartment at the Manhattan, share with one professional female. You will have one parking spot within the building and the parking spot is disability friendly. The available room is nicely furnished with a build-in robe. The room also comes with its own separate bathroom and toilet. The apartment has a living room and dinning room connecting to the kitchen. Bills are included in the rent. Apartment features include: - Next to the City Centre and its various amenities including the bus interchange - Also close to Braddon and the Commonwealth Park and the Lake - Well-equipped kitchen with stone bench tops and stainless steel appliances, all cooking utensils are included - Designer bathroom fittings - Intercom access for safety and security - CCTV system at the main building entry & car park entry/exit - Access to the pool, bbq area with spa and onsite fully-equipped gym open 24/7 Females only.
Looking for a boarder; ideally suit people doing short term internships, uni exchange or looking for short term accommodation. Full board including meals is available if required. In a central location and quiet neighbourhood, the house is within walking distance of Hughes & Woden shops, as well as transport to city centre. Close to Canberra Hospital.
Monterey Apartment on 14 Boolee Street, fully furnished, with two decent bedrooms, bathroom and toilet are separated, one balcony and dryer, washing machine, dishwasher and everything you need. Private parking lot for residents, there's a swimming pool and a tennis court just downstairs, very quiet neighbourhood. Only less than 5 mins walk, 2 mins driving to Canberra centre, and there's a free city loop bus stop right in front of centre entrance, so if you are an ANU student, you can hop on the bus and go to uni for free. The bus departs every 10 min, quite convenience. Short term only, available from middle of November to February 17. Bills are included in rent and internet is available but not included in rent. Gender preference: female, we are looking for clean and tidy tenants, feel free to contact me and inspect the property. (You can rent the whole apartment or only one of bedrooms if you want.)
Monterey Apartment on 14 Boolee Street, fully furnished, with two decent bedrooms, bathroom and toilet are separated, one balcony and dryer, washing machine, dishwasher and everything you need. Private parking lot for residents, there's a swimming pool and a tennis court just downstairs, very quiet neighbourhood. Only less than 5 mins walk, 2 mins driving to Canberra centre, and there's a free city loop bus stop right in front of centre entrance, so if you are an ANU student, you can hop on the bus and go to uni for free. The bus departs every 10 min, quite convenience. Short term only, available from middle of November to February 17. Bills are included in rent and internet is available but not included in rent. Gender preference: female, we are looking for clean and tidy tenants, feel free to contact me and inspect the property. (You can rent the whole apartment or only one of bedrooms if you want.)
1. The Flat is: -Fully-furnished -Only 1min walk to Canberra Centre. 5 mins walk to City Bus Station, and 10 mins walk to ANU. -Located in a quiet and beautiful community -With a spacious living room, a well-equipped kitchen and a cozy balcony 2. The Room is: -Fully-furnished (includes a built-in wardrobe) -Private space
One of our housemates is relocating for work so we have one room available from around the start of November (date is flexible). The apartment is modern and located in the New Acton South complex and has great views across lake Burley Griffin to Parliament House on the hill. It is only a short walk to ANU, supermarkets, restaurants, public transport and other amenities located in Civic. There is a friendly full-time building manager on hand who is able to receive parcels for you during work hours and who oversees the upkeep and maintenance of the building. The room itself is unfurnished and shares a decent sized bathroom with one other housemate. It has built in wardrobes, a secure car parking spot and a shared lockable storage cage. You will also have access to a well-equipped gym, shared rooftop garden and speedy unlimited NBN internet (not included in rent). The gas, Internet and electricity bills are split evenly among all three housemates in addition to the rent and are usually paid quarterly. We welcome additional furniture/white goods if you have some to bring along with you, however don't stress if you do not. Rent is paid monthly in advanced. A bond equivalent to one months rent will be needed and the new housemate will be added to the 12-month lease. Please feel free to contact us if you are interested and we can arrange a time to show you around the place.
*Not just looking for a room mate, but someone who's keen to hang out every now and then!* A beautiful red brick house set in a sleepy street in Campbell. Close to bus stops. Local shops nearby. Sharing with 25 year old male (works during day in marketing, some nights as dj/muso) and the cutest puppy ever. Likes to socialise and have a good time but also respects privacy. House and room for rent is fully furnished with appliances (fridge, dishwasher, washer, dryer, TV, sound system, record player, etc...). Outdoor deck with table and chairs and BBQ + vegetable patch (help me garden!). Room has double bed with built-in wardrobe and mirrors + drawers, desk and plenty of shelving. Come have a look! Fully furnished Outdoor deck Internet included Split system cooling and heating Double bed Built-in wardrobe with mirrors Desk
Freshly renovated brick house in a quiet tree-lined street 5 minute walk to Curtin shops, 5 minute drive to Woden and 10 minute drive to Civic. Newly painted and new bathroom. Good sized kitchen. Large sunny yard for pets -- or chillaxing! Having just moved in, I have two bedrooms on offer. A larger one with a pleasant outlook over the front yard. A smaller, single bedroom (2.8x2.8m) is also available. At the end of the corridor, it is quiet and light and would be ideal for a student or someone who doesn't need much personal space. Neither room has built-in wardrobes so are able to accommodate any bedroom furniture. The property is ideally located only 5 minutes walk from Curtin shops -- on the 'good' Yarralumla side. Your furniture would be welcome.


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