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Super 5 bed family-friendly ski/summer chalet with large garden & cinema room
***SPECIAL OFFER: 10% Discount for January bookings ******
Chalet Marmotte is a 5 bed family-friendly ski chalet with an exceptionally large enclosed garden and a cinema/playroom in a stunning setting in Saint Gervais Les Bains that's perfect for a winter or summer mountain holiday for two families or a group.
It's a traditional Savoyard-style chalet but with modern British-style comforts for all ages: king-size beds with memory foam mattresses & Egyptian cotton linen, fully equipped kitchen (everything from a teapot to champagne glasses as well as essentials like a dishwasher), WIFI and wireless music speakers, cinema room with large HD curved TV, DVD player & Playstation 3, a trampoline in the garden and lots of Lego and other toys.
The chalet is over 3 floors and has 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a kitchen, 2 reception rooms and a boot room area.
The main floor is accessed by steps from the outside. The front door opens into a large hallway. Half of this floor is the main room which has windows on three sides of it and opens onto a full length balcony/terrace. There is a large dining table that can seat 10 at one end and sofas and armchairs the other end.
The chalet has a separate and good-sized fully-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and microwave. There is also a large bathroom with a bath and toilet on this floor, plus plenty of space in the large hallway for coats and shoes.
The top floor has 4 bedrooms: two large, almost identical, double bedrooms with king-size beds and balconies, plus two further rooms each containing a set of bunk beds. The larger bunk room also has cot bed that can be set up as a sofa when not needed. There is a bathroom with toilet and shower on this floor too.
On the lower level there is a garden entrance for coming in from the slopes and a large seating area for putting on ski boots. Beyond this is a large cinema/playroom room with seating for 10 or more and games to keep the younger guests amused. The fifth bedroom and third bath room are on this floor. This double room is smaller than those upstairs but has the advantage of its own bathroom.
For the children:
The chalet is fully equipped for babies and toddlers - stair-gates, sterilizer, baby weaning equipment, high chairs, changing mat, a cot bed with bedding and grobags, car seats and baby backpacks are all available. Please ask if there is anything in particular you want as I am sure we have it somewhere.
We can recommend various childcare options - local British nannies or the French slope-side nursery which our children have been to.
The chalet is also suitable for school-aged children with ample games, a Playstation with some games and one controller, cinema room with a large DVD collection and a trampoline in the garden. There is lots to explore in the garden including a small, very shallow stream.
For the grown-ups:
You can expect to sleep as well or better than you do at home on the incredibly comfortable Tempur memory foam king size mattresses and 3000 thread count Egyptian cotton bed linen.
The chalet is set up use your own devices: WIFI and wireless speakers provided.
If you like cooking, the kitchen is fully equipped with everything from woks and chop sticks, to cake trays and biscuit cutters, to fondues and cheese boards, but if you'd rather not cook, we can recommend a local British chef and lots of local restaurants.
Chalet Marmotte has easy access to the Evasion ski area (third largest ski area in France) - its a 5 minute drive to free carpark at the base of the Bettex gondola in Saint Gervais, or there is a ski bus stop outside the house.
The skiing is suitable for all levels and there are restaurants on the mountain accessible to all abilities.
The ESF ski lessons are available morning or afternoons for children and you can also extend your time on the slopes by booking them into the garderie for the lunch time period.
The Saint Gervais ski area connects with Megeve.
Les Contamines can also be reached in 15 minutes as is also covered by the Evasion lift pass. Les Contamines is higher and nearer to Mont Blanc, so often gets better snow conditions.
Chamonix is only a 25 minute drive away and other resorts like Flaine, Morzine and Courmeyour are possible for day trips.
You can buy a ski pass for the entire Evasion area, including Les Contamines and Megeve, or for smaller areas such as St Gervias. There are also splits for number of weeks or days.
Lift passes can be purchased online at:
http://www.ski-saintgervais.com/ or http://netpass.lescontamines.net/
There's a great independent ski hire shop, Unlimited Sports in St Gervais, on the right as you come into the town from the chalet. Their website is: http://unlimited-saintgervais.com/#
There are several other options including one that is the top of Bettex that will allow you to leave kit up there, but do note even if they have the same name, they are all franchises and you can't rent kit from one and take it back to another.
Chalet Marmotte is in the Haute Alpes and is a great base for both road biking and mountain biking. There is ample storage in the chalet for bikes and mountain bikes can be rented in Les Contamines There is a bike shop in Le Fayet (mainly mountain bikes) and a bigger cycle shop in Sallanches.
There is excellent road cycling straight from the chalet. The Bettex climb featured in the 2015 Dauphines and a short cycle to Megeve leads to numerous well known (and less familiar) routes. The Col de Aravis and Col de Les Saises are about an hour from the chalet. Beyond these are climbs such as the tour regular Col de Colombiere and onwards towards Annecy.
Heading down to the valley floor you can climb towards Passey and the ski resorts around Flaine. You can also head towards Morzine and the south side of Lake Geneva.
Most of these routes are well signposted and have cafes on the way. Many of the ski resorts have restaurants at the top which can be a welcome relief.
There is mountain biking of all standards in the area, from gentle tracks along the Chamonix valley floor to very serious downhill biking through forests around a number of towns from St Gervais to Morzine and Les Gets (about 40 mins drive away) to Chamonix itself.
Climbing, hiking, flying, and any number of other crazy adrenaline-inducing sports.
There are a host of places to visit and things to see in the area. There is a new swimming pool and sports centre in St Gervais, 1 mile from the chalet with plenty of parking outside. Be aware that most French swimming pools do not allow swimming shorts and insist on proper swimming trunks and these are no exceptions. St Gervais also has an ice rink and number of walking trails based around the gorge and routes towards Mt Blanc. There is also a playground in the town square and a number of events and exhibitions organized all year round.
The Mont Blanc Tramway runs in summer and winter from Le Fayet lower down the valley, to Saint Gervais and then all the way up to Nid d'Aigle at 2380m. Take this in winter to go skiing in Les Houches or in summer for a splendid view of the Bionnassay glacier.
There is a large park/activity centre in the woods south of Les Contamines. This includes aerial ropeways, horse riding, boating and hiking. Les Contamines also has a children's play area.
Le Fayet has a large park, including a children's playground, in the grounds of the thermal spa. There is also an indoor pool and a number of other outdoor activities, depending on the time of year.
The thermal spa there is also a must do - you can get 3 hr pass (day or evening) and relax in the saunas, steam rooms and outdoor thermal spa water hot tubs.
Further afield, Chamonix has plenty of things to see and do. The Alpine animal park is well worth a visit (though be prepared to walk and it isn't ideal for buggies) and has spectacular views of Mt Blanc.
There are hiking routes everywhere in the Chamonix valley and you can get up to the high alpine via cable cars from Chamonix or Argentiere.
You can visit Italy for the day through the Mt Blanc tunnel, or Annecy is less than an hour's drive away.
Top Traveller Review
Beautiful chalet
About the Owner
About Amanda & Alastair Borthwick
We met skiing in the French Alps and skied lots in North America before having children. We returned to the haute-alps when our son Alec was 6 months old and have been every year since and found Saint Gervais to be a particularly good family friendly ski destination. We decided to buy a chalet here when we discovered we almost like it more here in the summer as there is so much to do here with the children (and of course great cycling for Alastair).
We hope you will enjoy Chalet Marmotte and Saint Gervais area as much as we do.
Amanda, Alastair, Alec and Sophie.
Amanda & Alastair Borthwick purchased this chalet in 2015
Why Amanda & Alastair Borthwick chose St. Gervais - Megeve area
We chose this chalet for our own family holidays as we like the layout and facilities (children's bedrooms near the adults, a cinema/playroom downstairs and the great sized and bright kitchen, bathrooms on every floor and stairs that are not lethal), but we were really struck by the garden - its like having your own woodland to explore with a stream at the end.
Views from the top of a mountain would have been fantastic but having stayed in some ourselves, we decided the daily ordeal of driving up steep and winding roads in bad snow conditions wasn't worth it and prefer being on the main (and snowploughed) route, and do still get great views from the chalet including one of Mont Blanc!
What makes this chalet unique
- Separate cinema/play room
- Easy access in snowy conditions
- Huge garden, woodland and stream
- Luxury mattresses and fully equipped kitchen
- Family friendly with baby and toddler equipment and toys (more than just a cot and highchair!) We can provide stair gates, changing mat, weaning equipment, back packs, a buggy, car seats, toys and books. All the things you'd rather not have to carry through the airport as well as children and skis!
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Beautiful chalet
We stayed in this chalet in February and had w lovely experience. The chalet itself is very spacious, with ample furniture, plenty of bathrooms. Which was great as there were quite a few of us. The water supply was brilliant, even with multiple people showering at the same time. It is in a great location, not too far from the main skiing resort but out the way enough for some nice chilled time and peace and quiet. I would highly recommend this chalet and hope to visit again next year!
Lovely chalet, very enjoyable stay
Stayed at the chalet for 6 nights during a ski trip with some friends. It was very warm and cosy which was great to get back to after a long day of skiing! Had everything we needed and was in a brilliant location - especially for walking into town and getting some pastries!
Great Chalet, Perfect for Skiing
Spent a week here for a skiing holiday, the chalet was amazing! A short drive (or free shuttle bus) to the St Gervais gondola made it easy to get to the ski slopes in the morning (snow doesn't appear to grind things to a halt abroad), and the chalet was nice and warm in the evenings, despite the negative outside temperatures.
We only ate out once, as the kitchen was fully stocked with equipment, and we were able to go to the supermarket for ingredients and cook our own meals in the chalet.
The beds were perfect - had a better night's sleep than I normally have at home (which was much needed after the last day of a week's skiing!)
Beautiful chalet, lovely location
We had the most wonderful stay in this beautiful chalet, and will definitely return. We went to the Ice Spa which was close by as was the attractions of the village (grocery store, lovely restaurants, boulangerie etc). Also really liked driving to the ski lift and being able to park right there!
Had an amazing time, great location for skiing and cycling. Loads of space, clean and friendly owners :) will stay again!!
Perfect family chalet
Can't tell you how much we enjoyed our stay at Chalet Marmotte. We had a brilliant family holiday for ten and everyone had a simply fantastic time in this lovely home.
It's a wonderful family chalet ideally located for both Saint Gervais and Les Contamines ski fields. The facilities were superb and luxurious. Beds were so comfortable - especially welcome after a hard day's skiing! We had a large group and were amazed at how spacious the chalet was, we never felt cramped and were always comfortable, which is a real feat.
The chalet was very well maintained and the kitchen was extremely well-appointed, perfect for cooking large enough meals for our group.
We were lucky enough to have good snowfalls so the kids (and adults!) had great fun in the backyard on the trampoline. Even the 20cm of snow we received didn't stop us accessing the roads which were cleared by snowploughs.
The managers were also able to supply lovely nannies for the youngest children which meant we were able to ski safe in the knowledge they were well looked after.
In addition to skiing, the swimming pool is very popular with the kids (don't forget speedos for the guys, they're pretty keen on them round here!)
I can't recommend Chalet Marmotte highly enough: it's a spacious, homely, welcoming chalet which is perfect for a winter holiday - and no doubt a summer one too. We had a superb time and can't wait to get back for more.
From the Owner
"We chose this chalet for our own family holidays as we like the layout and facilities (children's bedrooms near the adults, a cinema/playroom downstairs and the great sized and bright kitchen, bathrooms on every floor and stairs that are not lethal), but we were really struck by the garden - its like having your own woodland to explore with a stream at the end. Views from the top of a mountain would have been fantastic but having stayed in some ourselves, we decided the daily ordeal of driving up steep and winding roads in bad snow conditions wasn't worth it and prefer being on the main (and snowploughed) route, and do still get great views from the chalet including one of Mont Blanc!"
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Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Spring 2017
23 Apr 2017 - 26 May 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Early summer 2017
27 May 2017 - 14 Jul 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Summer Holidays
15 Jul 2017 - 3 Sep 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
4 Sep 2017 - 30 Nov 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
1 Dec 2017 - 20 Dec 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Christmas/New Year
22 Dec 2017 - 5 Jan 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
6 Jan 2018 - 9 Feb 2018
2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
Febrauary Half Term
11 Feb 2018 - 25 Feb 2018
Changeover Day: Sunday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
26 Feb 2018 - 23 Mar 2018
Changeover Day: Sunday
2 night minimum stay
for 2 nights
24 Mar 2018 - 8 Apr 2018
Changeover Day: Sunday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Refunds for any cancellation of a booking are at the owners discretion.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
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From the Owner
"- Separate cinema/play room - Easy access in snowy conditions - Huge garden, woodland and stream - Luxury mattresses and fully equipped kitchen - Family friendly with baby and toddler equipment and toys (more than just a cot and highchair!) We can provide stair gates, changing mat, weaning equipment, back packs, a buggy, car seats, toys and books. All the things you'd rather not have to carry through the airport as well as children and skis!"
Property Type
- chalet
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Spa
- Sports & Activities
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker ...
- Dishes & Utensils ...
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven ...
- Pantry Items ...
- Refrigerator ...
- Hob ...
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player ...
- Game Room ...
- Games ...
- Music Library ...
- Stereo ...
- Television ...
- Toys ...
- Video Games ...
- Video Library ...
Location Type
- mountain
- rural
- town
- village
- churches
- forests
- library
- restaurants
- waterfalls
Leisure Activities
- horse riding
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- sledding
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- freshwater fishing
- hiking
- ice skating
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- paragliding
- ski lift pass
- ski
- swimming
- tennis
- whitewater rafting
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 160 m²
- Lower Level Shower Room - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Large walk-in shower
- Main Level Bathroom - Toilet, Bath with Shower, Shower Enclosure
- Upstairs Shower Room - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- 5 Bedrooms, Sleeps 10
- Double Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed, King-size Tempur memory foam mattress,balcony, space for cot
- Double Bedroom 2 - 1 Large Double Bed, King-size Tempur memory foam mattress,balcony, space for cot
- Double Bedroom 3 - 1 Double Bed, Cosy double room on lower level with own bathroom.
- Childrens Room 1 - 2 Single Bed, 1 Cot, Bunk beds 6ft long plus a cotbed (cot or toddler bed)
- Children's Room 2 - 2 Single Bed, Bunk beds 6ft long
- Balcony
- Bicycles ...
- Terrace
- Garden ...
- Barbecue
- Ski & Snowboard ...
- 2 bicycles
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 10
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- children welcome
- Trampoline in garden. Housekeeping, chef, nanny, transfers can all be organized if required at an additional cost.


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The UMass Lowell Health & Human Services Career Fair will welcome 200-300 students seeking careers in the health and human services industries.
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Amidst the Aravali hills, this exotically designed resort merges perfectly with the surrounding wilderness. The cottage with their gently sloping tiled roofs, rooms equipped with all modern amenities with a touch of Rajasthani architecture, creates a blend of rustic charm with luxury.
They also have a semi open meeting cum conference hall for 30 to 35 people.
The Resort has a plantation of 3400 trees giving a wonderful green cover to the entire resort. The average age of trees is 15 years.
Each of the charming cream washed cottages, with a spray of bougainvillea growing over their sloping tiled roofs, command a magnificent view of the river with a backdrop of lush forests.
The spacious and extremely comfortable rooms are equipped with all modern amenities to ensure a perfect retreat in the Wilds.Individual Sit outs and hammocks strategically positioned are the perfect place to soak in the sun on a winter morning in Kanha.
Activities & Excursions: Jungle Safaris, Nature Treks, Bird Watching, Fishing, Wildlife Film shows and Library, Barbecue Dinners, Camp Fires, Tribal Dance Shows, Kanha Wildlife Museum, Tiger Show on Elephant Back...
The charming bit about this resort is its location. It is set amidst dense coconut groves, faces the backwaters on one side and a large pond on the other. It's peaceful and away from the bustle of crowds, with only a tiny hamlet in the neighbourhood. Portions of the resort have laterite stone walls, old fashioned wooden bars and luxurious open-air bathrooms.
Floating Rooms: Wake up in a Floating cottage made of matured local wood, and stroll to your personal verandah that faces the serene backwaters. It's an amazing experience as you wake up in the morning and you're lying at water level with a fisherman silently rowing past you in his boat.
Heritage Rooms: There is also an exotic Heritage room facing the pond with its unique open-to-the-sky bathroom.
This Resort is located just 30 seconds from the beach and offers bamboo cottages, a resto lounge, music, theater activity, films, yoga, massage and more. It's a relaxing, casual space where the surrounding area is also know to be a haven for bird watchers.
Sightseeing excursions and day trips can also be organized on request. On offer is a fusion cuisine of Goan, European and Middle East style.
For enthusiasts, there are several live music shows here, film screenings and all kinds of creative workshops...
This accommodation is centrally located in Goa. It is about 45 mins from both North and South Goa.This accommodation is about 30 mins from Old Goa/Spice Garden where one can visit the old churches and witness the splendid Gothic and Renaissance Architecture.


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My Sweet Sunshine
My sweet sunshine,
Bringing gold-gilded rainbows,
Burying the past with
The face-refreshing rain;
Though the outer world
Is dripping down its despairing doubts,
Crying frictions of the sky,
Like a burning light, electric;
Clouds are frowns that lie up high,
When my work never prevails;
Yet, I've got those soulful eyes,
Like dew-drops:
Rain-shaded, sunshine highlighted,
And a thunderstorm for a laugh,
Sudden, yet expected,
By that atmospheric pressure,
That love out in the air,
Yes, brilliant blue-clear,
Without a smear;
Isn't it magnificent?
I see its brilliance,
Let the skies agree:
How bad can be a thunderstorm?
Yet: tears,
The eye of the storm,
Dripping downwards as time
Ticks onwards,
Fear of being alone
In that weather
Drives me closer
To the port of sunshine.
Be all weather,
Tales of lost lives,
Lost sailors trying...
Help us survive all weather,
Please do.
Promise me
There'll be a golden smile,
A development of change,
Before another shower,
For the rain falls
Only once;
Promise me
That you'll give,
I'll see,
A sunshine always,
My sweet sunshine,
Given freely to me.


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FLOYD COUNTY – All four Floyd County high school football teams are headed into district openers on Friday night.
Unbeaten Allen Central (4-0) is poised to host East Ridge (2-2) for a Class 2A, District game. The Rebels boast wins over Phelps, Morgan County, Jenkins and South Floyd. East Ridge has posted wins over Phelps and Twin Valley, Va. The Warriors have dropped games to Knott County Central and Knott County Central and Grundy, Va.
Kickoff for the Allen Central-East Ridge game is set for 7:30 p.m.
Betsy Layne (1-4) is slated to host Leslie County (3-1) for a Class 2A, District 8 game. After beating South Floyd in overtime in a season opener, Betsy Laynd has dropped games to Morgan County, Sheldon Clark, Magoffin County and Knott County Central.
Leslie County was undefeated prior to falling to South Laurel on a Hail Mary pass during its latest outing. The Eagles own wins over Magoffin County, Knott County Central and Williamsburg.
Kickoff for the Betsy Layne-Leslie County game is set for 7:30 p.m.
Prestonsburg (2-2) is scheduled to visit Shelby Valley (1-3) for a Class 2A, District 8 game. The Blackcats gave defeated Sheldon Clark and Breathitt County. Prestonsburg has dropped games to defending Pikeville and Hazard.
Shelby Valley shut out Magoffin County for its lone win to date. The Wildcats have suffered losses to Franklin County, Pike County Central and Hurley, Va.
Kickoff for the Prestonsburg-Shelby Valley game is set for 7:30 p.m.
Winless South Floyd (0-4) has the challenge of facing Class A, District 8 counterpart Pikeville (3-2) in a home game.
South Floyd has dropped games to Betsy Layne, Harlan, Knott County Central and Allen Central.
Defending Class A state champion Pikeville has beaten Prestonsburg, Letcher County Central and Fairview. The panthers have lost games to Paintsville and Belfry.
Kickoff for the South Floyd-Pikeville game is set for 7;30 p.m.
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Southport native Ashley Sloup was once again in the mix for a tournament title this week as the rising junior at Winthrop University joined more than 70 golfers at the 67th Annual North Carolina Women's Amateur Championship held at Croasdaile Country Club in Durham.
Sloup recently won the 90th Carolinas Women's Amateur Championship, a field that included some of the best players from North and South Carolina. The 20-year-old is currently second in the Carolinas Women's Rankings.
Competing in the final threesome after climbing to the top of the leader board following a strong opening round Tuesday, Sloup added to her trophy case with a runner-up performance to cap another solid three-day outing.
Soft, smooth greens provided excellent scoring conditions on day one of the three-round tournament, which kept Sloup in contention for the championship after carding a one-over-par 73. After a fifth place finish at the 2015 N.C. Amateur Championship held at Porters Neck Country Club in Wilmington, Sloup was four strokes behind eventual champion Bryana Nguyen heading into the second round.
The South Brunswick High School alum posted an identical one-over 73 on day two, sitting seven shots off the pace moving into Thursday's final round.
Heat and humidity picked up throughout the week and took its toll on the field as Sloup and Nguyen both needed to use extreme focus to battle the conditions. Three straight bogeys to close the front nine on day three put Sloup out of contention, but she rebounded after the turn with a pair of birdies on the par-4, 366-yard 12th and birdied the 54th and final hole of the tournament, the par-4, 308-yard 18th. Sloup carded a two-over-par, 74, to close the tournament, nine shots back of Nguyen.
Sloup carded seven birdies, 36 pars and 11 bogeys during the 54-hole event. She will compete in the North & South Women's Amateur Championship at Pinehurst Country Club (No. 2) next month.
Nguyen shot sub-par rounds during the opening two days of the event and hit an even-par, 72, during the final day of competition to secure the win. The University of Chapel Hill standout was the only golfer to finish in the red at minus-five for the championship.
One other local golfer competed within the championship flight at this year's amateur. Mary Katherine Donovan of Hampstead showed improved play throughout the week to close tied sixth within the championship flight. After hitting 78 in the opening round, Donovan tallied 75 in round two and finished with a 74 on Thursday.
Click here for the complete scoreboard from this year's North Carolina Amateur Championship.
Final leaderboard Total Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Total
No. 1 Bryana Nguyen -5 69 70 72 211
No. 2 Ashley Sloup +4 73 73 74 220
No. 3 Abbey Hartsell +6 73 77 72 222
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Socceroos climb FIFA world rankings as Brazil soars after Confedarations Cup win
The Socceroos' successful World Cup qualifying campaign has seen them jump seven spots to sit at 40th in the latest FIFA world rankings.
FIFA world rankings: top 101. Spain
2. Germany
3. Colombia (+4 places)
4. Argentina (-1)
5. Netherlands
6. Italy (+2)
7. Portugal (-1)
8. Croatia (-4)
9. Brazil (+13)
10. Belgium (+2)
Confederations Cup champions Brazil climbed up 13 places to ninth while England continued its slide as it dropped down to 15th.
Despite a heavy defeat against hosts Brazil, who secured a record third straight Confederations Cup title, in Sunday's final, Spain continues to lead the way atop the rankings ahead of Germany and Colombia, with the South American nation moving into the top three for the first time after rising four spots.
Argentina dropped one place to fourth, but the biggest loser inside the top 10 was England as Roy Hodgson's side fell six places after consecutive draws against Montenegro, the Republic of Ireland and Brazil.
England's ranking is its lowest since failing to qualify for the 2008 European Championship and could severely harm its World Cup seeding hopes should it qualify for next year's tournament in Brazil.
Copa America title-holders Uruguay jumped seven places to 12th after its run to the semi-finals of the Confederations Cup, while Belgium made the top 10 for the first time as neighbour France fell outside the top 20.
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I sat down and watched her until she cried herself to sleep. I walked closer cautiously, to make sure she actually was asleep. She was snoring gently, tears still staining her cheeks, shattering her perfectness.
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Friday was much less eventful. The rain had finally arrived, and the hems of Christina's trousers were sodden from the journey to work. The old building took a while to warm up, but she pulled her desk in the archives closer to the radiator so her feet were almost touching it.
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on 5/7/2016 7:49:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
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I have used the city 40 spf and didn't like it it was drying around my nose and chin I have like combination skin in spring summer and sucked all my oils out and my foundation did not glide well it was very cracked looking, even with primer so maybe this is good for very very oily skin. THIS ONE I LOVE!! I use it on my face neck and hands and it is emolient but it dries within 5minutes to nothing and does not leave a white cast at all. It protects my skin and nourishes because it has antioxidants in it. Even on Paulas choice they say its the same as the smaller tube stated for face but with this you get so much more amount of product in the tube so you don't have to use it sparingly and can apply it everywhere so it's really worrh the money. I love love it and highly recommend this!!
on 6/6/2014 5:12:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
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on 5/28/2014 6:27:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Hate to bring the ratings down but this was a dissapointment. Applied religiously at the beach,reapplied and sat in shade when not in water,and I burned to a crisp. Same happened to my bf who is naturally dark and doesn't burn easy. On the tube it says it's water resistant but that's obviously not the case,and it stings when reapplied...last summer in same conditions we used Copperton sensitive spf50 and there was no burning or even a tan. Save your $$ and get something else.
on 5/7/2014 8:44:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
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I bought this & the face cream & it's a very good sunscreen. It doesn't feel heavy & dries quickly, I know it was more expensive than the DS brands but I feel it's worth it & the tube will probably last me all summer. Shame on me that I only apply body sun screen during hot weather--I know you can get sunburnt & sun damage (also skin cancer!) any time of the year... I heard that you should replace your sun screen once a year so this is a nice sized tube I can apply generously & next year I will repurchase!
on 4/21/2014 5:37:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
The Body SPF 50 so much better than the Face SPF 50 because you get 3 times as much for the same price! They are exactly the same ingredients apart from the extra algae. I don't need algae on my face anyway. So if you like to save money, or have better things to do than be shopping for sunscreen every month get the body one.
Compared to other sunscreens its similar moisturisation but not greasy and sinks in well. Non-sticky, if you have long hair like mine it won't stick to your face. Supposed to be water and sweat resistant which I think is true as it doesn't run into my eyes as quickly as other brands. I have normal to oily skin so I don't use moisturiser underneath. If you have oily skin you might like to top set with powder in the hottest days or when exercising as I do to prevent it running into the eyes. No fragrance to clash with your perfume or cause a photo-toxic reaction.
I have very sensitive skin, and this is one of the few sunscreens my skin can tolerate - as long as I wash it off straight afterward. The old UV-Response line in the green and yellow packaging was super greasy, stung and turned my face red but the new Sun line is a real turn-around.
on 2/4/2013 2:45:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is quite a lovely product. It even works for my face which is prone to seborrheic dermatitis, and dries to be non-sticky.
The formula is exactly the same as the sunscreen for the face, neglecting the planton extract. So for shoppers who are in the market for the face version of this product, just buy this one instead.
The sunscreen is lightly moisturising and is best for dry skin. I applied it to my seborrheic dermatitis prone skin and amazingly it did not react. It has a low to moderate amount of antioxidants and cell-communicating ingredients and is suitable for face or body. Applied on the face, it's not particularly greasy and on the body it's reasonably un-sticky and un-greasy.
I prefer other moisturiser for the face that has a nicer feel and high concentration of antioxidants though this one is quite fantastic, but I use this as a hand cream and it is perhaps on of the best I've tried. Many products marketed as hand creams have little skin repairing ingredients or antioxidants as this moisturiser and even fewer have and effective broad spectrum sunscreen for you hands which are exposed to the sun as much as your face. Applied to hands it's thick and moisturising, but almost has a dry-touch quality about it, so there's no slipping of your hands whist driving or typing or holding an item.
The fragrance free formula has a slightly chemical smell, but that's gone after a few minutes. For those of you located in Australia, this product is unavailable and must be purchased online, the sunscreen ingredients, listed as SPF50 in America and SPF40 in Europe and Britain are roughly equivalent to SPF20 in Australia.
on 10/19/2012 10:06:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
This is my go to military sunscreen! I am a Naval Reservist and spent the summer doing 15 weeks of training. I needed an all over sunscreen as the military issue stuff is scary!
This comes in a sunny yellow tube and will not leak. I was really rough on this tube, throwing it in kit bags, cramming it in rucksacks in the field, sleeping on bags with this in it - no leaks.
The SPF 50 keeps my fair skin fair. I burn easily and I don't seem much darker after a summer of using this.
This is a white cream with no noticeable smell. It doesn't leave a white film - which is wonderful!
This is quite a rich cream and I used this on my face and body in lieu of moisturizer/sunscreen and it didn't break me out. Personally, I have slightly oily skin so I would never layer this over moisturizer or foundation, it would be too much. This has plenty of moisture in it to keep my skin fresh.
I also sweated alot in this and it didn't slide off yet my skin felt clean after a quick wash with soap and water or baby wipes, so it was easy to remove.
Lippies removed for being quite expensive and not available in drug stores.
This huge tube lasted me all summer and I continue to use this for my runs.
Well done, Clinique. Keep this up and I may convert to other products....
on 5/17/2012 2:45:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Red, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I, too, bought this product because it received a "Paula's Pick". The after-application feel is too greasy for me to deal with on a daily basis so I end up NOT using this sunscreen, which defeats the whole purpose of buying an "excellent" sunscreen.
on 9/27/2011 11:43:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I used it on my face & neck & hand & upper arm, takes a good 10 minutes or so to dry off (absorbed). I do not buy into labels, the face has the same skin as the face.
Sometimes, it still feels a bit tacky, in such case, I will use a little silicone primer on top & followed with the foundation/concealer routine.
As for any chemical SS, I will not apply close to the eyes. This large tube is going to last for a long while.
on 8/22/2010 9:22:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
In Europe this has "only" a spf on 40 but it is still the same product.
I have been using this sunscreen since the middle of may, almost daily. Been using it here in finland but also on my trip to Barcelona-Spain.
I have problems with acne, I break out if I use wrong products, not only on my face but also on my body. I can't use bodylotinons daily that will break me out. The same was it with sunscreens. But on the same time I have a lot of acnescaring on my upper back/sholders that I super easy get sunburnes and red. So many times I have to choose breakouts or redness. I have used a sunscreen from loreal that was ok but is now discontinued. Tried a sunscreen from Paula's choise that broke me out and also got a bad sunburrn from.
I was abit afraid to try this, the texture is thick and creamy and I like more gel type of products. But I got it and I'm glad I did! My HG sunscreen for the body now. I have use this and havn't broken out from this, and I havn't got a bad sunburn. Cliniques faceproducts also work for me so I'm glad that this also does that.
Like I sad the texture is thick and creamy but also adit dryfeeling. It does take a few minutes so go in, it is weigthless but I can feel something on my arm when touching it. This doesn't make me a sandman on the beach the sand doesn't cling to it, and it is easy to wipe away.
A friend asked me if you get a deep tan from this, but I havn't. I got some color. I missed a spot when applying it on my trip to spain and that spot without this sunscreen is now much darker then rest of my body that I have the sunscreen on.
Paula Begoun gave this a expensive paulas pick for normal to dry skin ( the spf 15 face/body is a pick for normal-oily). I have normal oily but it still works for me. She also sad that the face version is identical to the body version, and yes I have tried this on my face and it is ok. No problems.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Is everyone sure that Florida State beat Auburn to win the National Championship on Monday night?
Absolutely sure?
Like, 100% sure?
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There are too many Tidy Bowls, too many 6-5 teams playing, and not enough well-balanced contests between teams that have never met before. FSU and Auburn? Are you serious? They're all of what, 250 miles apart? How does that build interest?
The "National Championship" needs to go back to being the mythical beast it was when AP and UPI polls anointed them -- or argued about them. Screw this "Let's settle this, we'll have UCLA play USC -- again!" mentality.
It's just something else for losers to gamble on .... let them go gamble on basketball or Australian Rules.
I came across this on a sports business web site:
College bowl games averaged 48,793 fans per game during the '13-14 season, marking the lowest average attendance since the '78-79 season (48,404 for 15 games). This season also marks the third straight year of declining bowl season attendance. The total attendance of 1.71 million fans at the 35 bowl games this season was the lowest since '06-07, when there were only 32 bowls.
They are closer together than that. I would guess maybe 140-150 miles.
Reading cursive isn't necessary to attend FSU.
The Sun-Sentinel newspaper has various galleries dedicated to fans of various Florida cheerleaders ranging from the Jacksonville Jaguars to the Florida Panthers. Here is one of FSU's fans:
awwww my balls!!
I'm not a sports fan, but I wouldn't mind handling their footballs.
"Go Noles"
Math is hard.
Did you see A.J. McCarron's mother's tweet about Winston? She asked if he was speaking English. Of course, later she apologized.
He can NOT speak English. How does he pass a college course? How did he pass high school? They're not doing any of those athletes any favors by passing them along. My wife said "Two years after Winston finishes his pro career he'll be working at a convenience store."
Now that is funny.
They bash Alabama, but our QB before AJ was a Rhodes scholar finalist.
Everybody probably saw this, but for those that didn't...
An another instance of Common Core graduates in action.
Been seeing stories like this in the past couple of seasons about what money losers bowls are. But they're adding 4 more bowls this coming season.
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Systemic allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, urticaria, angioedema, and generalized rash have been reported in patients treated with formulations of BACTROBAN [see ADVERSE REACTIONS].
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Software programs called click crawlers could be utilized. These programs use numerous proxy web servers to beat the repetitive IP problem, and also can additionally randomize behavior to make the website traffic appear more natural. These programs differ in class as well as are more challenging to detect.
In the recent past it was discovered that there are firms in places like India, where labour is really cheap, which utilize actual individuals to click advertisements. These individuals are spread out in different areas making the IP addresses all various and also non-proxy. Moreover, they are genuine humans so their actions can appear even more all-natural. This plan can also be difficult to spot.
Various other reasons for click fraudulence consist of harmful competitors. In this case a rival wants you to either quit promoting on a key phrase, or reduced your bid. This often occurs as an outcome of bidding process battles. It likewise often takes place on the real search pages. Any one of the different techniques of creating synthetic clicks could be made use of, and the outcome is still the exact same. Raised expenses.


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Kenyan house party
Naishi, a private house on a ridge overlooking Turtle Bay marine park, is one of several holiday homes in the Watamu area of Kenya introduced by Audley Travel. Five nights cost from £800pp, based on six sharing, including flights, transfers and the services of a chef and a maid.
· 01869 276250, audley.co.uk.
Hurry for Hogmanay
Tickets for Edinburgh's Hogmanay party go on sale today. The Pet Shop Boys and Paolo Nutini will be playing at the Concert in the Gardens, which runs from 10pm until 1am. Tickets cost £40 and £32.50 (plus £2.50 booking fee) and are available from the Hogmanay box office at the Hub, Castlehill, Edinburgh.
· 0131-473 2000, edinburghshogmanay.com.
Going for a Kong
Until October 31, Air New Zealand has a deal to Hong Kong for £299 including taxes, for travel Monday to Thursday between November 1 and December 7. The airline's new "round the world" route starts at £801 including taxes, with three stopovers.