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It cannot be denied at Paddy Power they´ve got a peculiar sense of humor that (although clearly not appreciated by everyone) certainly has a way to bring the online casino in the spotlights and the name "Paddy Power" in the (gaming news) headlines. And as every marketer knows "bad publicity is still publicity", but the deviant PR managers at the Irish originated online casino really seem to be adepts of this marketing rule.
Last weekend they published an air photo of what seemed to be a (large) part of the Amazonian rainforest, in which the text "C´mon England PP" was created by (apparently) chopping down trees. Of course the text referred to the participation of England at the World Cup Football starting tomorrow in Brazil and was seemingly meant to hearten the team. But as soon as the photo was published hoards of people on all sorts of Social Media expressed their disgust and outrage of Paddy Power destroying the Brazilian rainforest for an advertisement campaign.
Of course it was all a hoax and the photo had been created with a PhotoShop-like program on a computer. No tree was ever touched and Paddy Power never went to Brazil or commissioned someone to do what the photograph so falsely insinuated. As a matter of fact, the whole stunt had been elaborated to draw attention to the problem of deforestation of the Amazon rainforest, at this moment going at a speed of about 122 football pitches every 1,5 hour.
The funny thing about this latest Paddy Power PR stunt is that loads of people actually believed the casino would be stupid enough to pull off a trick like that while it should be obvious Paddy Power was taking the piss out of us (especially as the Netent Casino is already infamous for its "thought-provoking" marketing campaigns).
Like we´ve stated in our article about the Pistorius-bet in March we can fairly appreciate the stunts and "black humor" of Paddy Power, in the same way we can appreciate the (black) humor as displayed in Netent casino games like video slot South Park, video slot Space Wars or video slot Fisticuffs. Therefore we´re already looking forward to the marketing stunt the "bad boys and girls" from the Paddy power PR department will come up next.
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Sarah continued her breakup speech, "I mean, we'll still be really good friends—"
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He booted up his computer at home. Almost instantly, the familiar Fedora login screen awaited his password. He logged in and opened up "futureprojects.odt" to see what he could work on.
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John smiled, "which ex relationship taught you that."
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My mother is a nurse and she doesn't get the flu shot. What she has to do is wear a face mask all day at work. At first she was annoyed but what can she really do other than quit her good paying job and do something else? Not feasible.
I find this whole issue very confusing.
I would actively avoid going into nursing at this point in time, knowing vax status was a prerequisite.
This does not do much good for those who are already in nursing and are faced with stipulations they didn't sign on for when they were first hired. I do know organisation have the right to change rules, but this one is around body integrity, so it is a huge deal, IMHO.
I do not know the effectiveness rate of the flu vaccine, I do know the flu vaccine is made up of best guesses concerning which flu viruses will be circulating in the upcoming year. Forcing (and it is close to forcing as it involves peoples livelihoods) people to vax based on predictions of which flu is coming seems questionable. It isn't even a certainty and some years the predictions are wrong!
My youngest was recently in the hospital for pneumonia (she is now home and well ). She was in isolation as they though she might be contagious. Half the ward was in isolation. The nurses put on a new gown and mask every time they entered our room. Perhaps that sort of procedure could be used to prevent the spread of flu for those who decline vaccines? Another idea: people (especially nurses) who are sick should not go to work! We need to work on creating work environments where people feel they can take time off of work for illness without being penalized. I do know people are often contagious before they exhibit symptoms - but still. Want to know how my daughter got pneumonia? A person who was actively coughing went to work, gave the cough to my husband who brought it home and gave it to everyone in my family. In my youngest it turned into pneumonia.
Even if the pro-vax side is 100% right about flu vaccines…I am not sure we should force nurses (or anyone else, for that matter) to accept the vax. People should not be forced to do things to their own body that they are uncomfortable with. It is a body integrity issue for me.
The latest information suggests that the effectiveness of the flu vaccine is 59% for age group 18-65.
The 59% does NOT mean that 59% of those receiving the vaccine would be protected from the flu.
THat number was determined by comparing vaxed and unvaxed populations: http://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099%2811%2970295-X/abstract
1.2% of the vaccinated group caught the flu compared with 2.7 of the non-vaccinated group. The difference between 1.2 and 2.9 = 59%.
In other words, 97% of the non-vaccinated group didn't catch the flu anyway.
For more discussion of the risks and purported benefits of the flu shot, see http://naturalsociety.com/a-flu-vaccine-timeline-the-recent-history-revolving-around-vaccine-dangers/
I wonder if she's less of a risk to her patients than the vaccinated, but unmasked staff since the mask might offer some protection against so many more things?
Not sure, she can't get the flu shot. She did before but it caused her Guillian Berre to go out of remission. I can never spell that right. So they actually can't even force her to do it.
Actually, the OP didn't ask for everybody's personal feelings or moral lectures re: the flu shot. She asked for simple advice, not the apparent thread-jacking that's underway.
But now that all of that is out there, she is being blackmailed into "consenting" to a decidedly anti-science hospital policy.
As a health care consumer, I'm inclined to distrust institutions that not only bully their own employees in this manner, but also turn a cold shoulder and deaf ear toward evidence-based practice. The OP's employer clearly fits this bill, and it's up to us as consumers to hold their feet to the fire.
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Interesting given everyone I know gets a flu shot every single season. Doctors offices, pharmacies, even non medical places push it like crazy. I guess the shot isn't that effective? Or at best only slightly above 50% effective?
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Detroit is back on its feet after hitting a rough patch. Feel its renewed energy and look back into its famous history of cars and Motown
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Waterfalls and wine tastings await in the incredible Fingers Lakes, home to some of New York state's most prized wineries
This trip is a great way to cover a lot of ground, while also enjoying free time to explore. Cross four states and stop by six different destinations in a week
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This is a participatory trip. That's a fancy way of saying you're not just along for the ride – you're part of a team! You know the phrase 'the more you put in, the more you get out'. Well that's extra true on this trip. Be prepared to roll up your sleeves and help out with camp activities like food prep and washing up. It's all about giving your new travel mates a hand – everyone knows there's nothing worse than trying to put up a tent on your own!
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The United States is a world of endless possibilities – that's why our Basix trips are designed so they fit together as (not quite endless) combinations. That means while you might just be starting your trip, some of your new travel mates may have been travelling together for a week or more (and so have some great tips for you). You can see how our trips fit together and all the different possible combinations at www.intrepidtravel.com/brochures. Simply click view/download on the North America brochure and look at the combo map on page 12.
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Traffic in and out of the big cities can be hectic, especially during holiday periods. There may be delays, so be prepared to take part in car games to keep you entertained.
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Formed in the late 60s by the offspring of American service personnel stationed in the UK, America comprised Dewey Bunnell (b. 19 January 1951, Harrogate, Yorkshire, England), Dan Peek (b. 1 November 1950, Panama City, Florida, USA) and Gerry Beckley (b. 12 September 1952, Fort Worth, Texas, USA). Heavily influenced by Crosby, Stills And Nash, they employed similarly strong counter-harmonies backed by acoustic guitar. The Ian Samwell-produced single, A Horse With No Name', proved a massive UK Top 5 hit, ironically outselling any single by Crosby, Stills And Nash and sounding more like Neil Young. With backing by Warner Brothers Records, and management by former UK 'underground' disc jockey Jeff Dexter, the single went to the top of the US charts, immediately establishing the band as a top act.
The trio's self-titled debut album was re-released on the back of the single's success. The album topped the US charts for five weeks, fitted perfectly into the soft rock style of the period, and paved the way for a series of further US Top 10 hits including 'I Need You', 'Ventura Highway', 'Tin Man' and 'Lonely People'. David Geffen stepped in and took over the running of their affairs as Dexter was involuntarily pushed aside. With former Beatles producer George Martin in attendance between 1974 and 1977, the trio maintained their popularity in the USA, even returning to number 1 in 1975 with the melodic 'Sister Golden Hair'.
In 1977, America received a serious setback when Dan Peek left the trio, having decided to concentrate on more spiritual material in the wake of his conversion to born-again Christianity. Rather than recruiting a replacement, America continued as a duo, and returned to form in 1982 with the Russ Ballard-produced View From The Ground, which included the US Top 10 hit single 'You Can Do Magic'. Since then they have maintained a low commercial profile. They returned (still as a duo) with a new album in 1994. Hourglass was a smooth and gentle affair, although ultimately dull. The duo's subsequent efforts no doubt please their existing fans, but have failed to make any new converts to what essentially remains dated, mid-70s west coast rock


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Flying Miners, ABC, 8.30pm
A companion piece of sorts to the SBS documentary Dirty Business: How Mining Made Australia, this three-part observational series looks at Australia's thriving mining industry from the first-hand perspectives of the men and women who run it, from the highly paid blue-collar, "fly in, fly out" workers to the anonymous executives running some of the 600 publicly listed resources companies who fly beneath the radar of our so-called mining magnates. Tonight's episode is a thoughtful look at the "FIFO"s, including 24-year-old Shana, who swapped bikini modelling for a salary of more than $100,000 driving monster trucks on brain-numbing, repetitive 12-hour shifts, to gold mine driver Brad, who struggles with the separation from his young children and wife. It presents a sobering view of an industry that is often upheld as Australia's economic panacea. Future episodes look at economic and environmental risks and mining money's impact on indigenous communities.
Please Like Me, ABC2, 9pm
In an early scene of Josh Thomas' criminally neglected show, his unhinged mother (played to perfection by Debra Lawrence) relays her son's theory that Oprah is responsible for people's unhappiness by pushing them to be "better" and "aspirational" instead of just being "satisfied". That equation between self-acceptance and the hallowed values that families, friends and society place on people is a constant theme of this delicate and bitter-sweet narrative comedy, which comes to a very satisfying conclusion tonight. With trademark candour, warmth and empathy, Josh, Arnold, Tom, Rose, Dad, Mae and Hannah find themselves in a rare moment of reckoning. That this gem of a show hasn't found a larger following at home is hard to comprehend.
Scandal, Seven, 9.30pm
She makes and breaks the reputations of powerful people, cleans up "president has an affair with young intern scandals" (yes, we're yet to move past that old chestnut) and, as of tonight, discovers a lugubrious arm of the secret service, which coincides with a rare visit from her estranged father. Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) is the modern-day incarnation of Wonder Woman in this glam but dumb political super-soap.
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72 Dangerous Animals Australia, Nat Geo Wild, 7.30pm
With 72 there are more than the usual suspects - tonight's instalment begins with a young woman recounting a rare but horrific attack by an Australian sea lion, of all things. Other beasties profiled include bats (lyssavirus), stonefish and the Australian tarantula. What sets this Australian-made series apart is not the corny arbitrary rankings the animals are given; it's the breadth and depth of information that biologists and other experts provide about them and their behaviour. Refreshingly educational.
Louis Theroux: LA Stories, BBC Knowledge, 9.30pm
This is the second panel of Louis Theroux's new Los Angeles triptych. The first, which screens on Monday, looks at the lives of coma patients and the terminally ill. The third, which screens tomorrow, looks at the lives of dogs in the city's poor and violent south. Here he's looking at sex offenders and how they live with themselves and each other in a city that's trying to force them out. Theroux's calm, probing interview style produces some disturbing insights into some deeply disturbed people. Among these are a man who sexually abused his own sons out of rage at his wife, and a compulsive flasher who sees self-castration as his only hope.
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Die Hard 2 (1990), Action Movies (pay TV), 6.20pm
Saying you like Die Hard 2 is like praising the films of Paulie Shore: you are asking for trouble. But let's be fearless.
John McClane (Bruce Willis) is at Dallas International Airport, awaiting the arrival of his airborne wife (Bonnie Bedelia). Ever alert, he notices some suspicious packages being passed across the floor of a crowded café´. In the blink of an eye, McClane is on the trail of a renegade military unit intent on freeing General Ramon Esperanza (Franco Nero) from custody.
Pitting one individual against a group of bad guys within the confines of a snowbound airport is a fine idea and makes for tense action. But for McClane to maintain his reputation as an outsider, all the other police and soldiers have to be stupid or corrupt. In this case, arrogance and dumb-headedness are personified by the head of airport security, Captain Lorenzo (Dennis Franz), who is willing to risk the lives of thousands to preserve his big-fish-in-a-small-pond status.
When the film finally moves into the snowy outdoors, Harlin effortlessly generates a more epic sense of drama than simple claustrophobic terror.
Released 24 years ago, Die Hard 2 was considered wildly excessive and director Renny Harlin took considerable flack for it. Compared with more recent gore-fests (Drive, The Equalizer), it feels positively restrained.
As for star Bruce Wills, he is at his wisecracking, insouciant best, McClane scurrying like a hyperactive rat through the labyrinthine bowels of the airport and choosing just the right time to light the fire. No one does material like this better than Bruce.
Tabloid (2010), SBS One, 2.45am (Wednesday)
A true-life The Collector (see Wednesday), with a former Miss Wyoming "kidnapping" a Mormon missionary and chaining him to a bed so she can have her way with him. This is a darkly fascinating account from acclaimed American documentary director Errol Morris. The boundary between true love and amour fou, it appears, is perilously thin.
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Having the proper tires for you car or truck is important for both safety and handling. Tires should be suited to the vehicle on which they are installed. Owners of high performance cars are especially aware of how tires can affect the speed and handling of their cars. Z-rated is an indicator of a high performance tire.
A tire's size and service rating is shown on the sidewall of the tire. This information is standardized to make tire selection and comparison accurate. A typical passenger tire size and service rating may look like this: P195/60R15 87S. "P" is for passenger tire, the 195/60R15 is the size with the "R" indicating radial construction. The 89S is load capacity and speed rating. A Z-rated tire will have an extra letter in the size section like: 225/50ZR16.
Speed ratings for tires were developed in Germany. The German autobahns have no speed limits and the tire rating were designed to help drivers understand how fast they could safely drive with the tires installed on their cars. Speeds were given letter designations L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, U, and H. The letters corresponded to speed ratings starting at 120 kilometers per hour and stepping in 10 kph increments up to 210 kph (130 mph) for H-rated tires. A V-rating was for speeds to 240 kph and the Z-rating was added for speeds of over 240 kph, or 149 miles per hour!
Initially the speed ratings were included in the tire size, like 225/50HR16 or 225/50ZR16. Now the speed rating is after the size and included with the load rating. 215/65R16 98H would be an "H" rated, or 130 mph tire. However, the Z-rating does not exist in the current rating chart. W and Y ratings have been added indicating tires capable of speeds up to 270 kph / 168 mph and 300 kph / 186 mph.
The Z-rating of over 149 mph did not give drivers any indication how fast over 149 mph the tire could be safely driven. The Z-rating is still used to indicate high performance tires in the original context. A high performance tire could be indicated with 285/35ZR19 99Y. The "Y" shows the tire is rated to 186 mph and the "Z' just indicates a high performance tire capable of speeds of over 149 mph. If the load and speed rating is in parentheses, (99Y) the tire has been tested in excess of 300 khp / 186 mph.
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THE KB-Seria Municipal Department recently initiated an Operasi Sergah 3/2015 in collaboration with the Enforcement Division of the Immigration and National Registration Department (INRD) and the Labour Department of the Belait District.
The operation, which saw 24 officers being deployed, aimed to ensure that the licence holders doing business at the Tamuneka at the Pasarneka Seria abide by the rules and regulations of the 'Lesen Tamu' one of them being prohibition of the employment of foreign workers as a salesperson or assistant.
Four foreigners, who worked as helpers at the Tamuneka and were given special passes along with another three, will be further investigated by the INRD's Enforcement Division. Meanwhile, four foreigners have also been found violating the Labour Act.
The KB-Seria Municipal Depart-ment through their Enforcement Division gave a stern warning to licence holders against employing foreigners as sales assistants or helpers and if caught, their licence might be withdrawn by the Licensing Authority, Ministry of Home Affairs.
Operations such as this will be executed from time to time not only at Tamu areas but also in other places including commercial buildings under the jurisdiction of the KB-Seria Municipal Department.


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Boudou henri et nan.. 4.3Km
quiet bed anb breakfast in a house with swiming poll ,near by montauban view on hills .5 minutes from highway .exit albi
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Ranch de Boujac 8.0Km
Bed and Breakfast or Gypsy Caravan in wood DIEGO double bedroom and children's sofa 160 FREDDY bedroom double bed 160 Gypsy Caravan TOBIA in the woods among the horses. All apartments equipped with large bed 160 and bathroom with power shower, sink and toilet. Terrace for relaxing all in a property of 2 ha with horses the peace and quiet in the vineyards of Fronton 25 km north of Toulouse
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Portes de Gascogne 15.2Km
A stay in the southwest rhymes with flavours. At Jacqueline and Patrice, a warm and natural welcome waits for you, you are at home as friends. If you are of passage or in accommodation(hosting) to meet your close relations, are welcome on this rural ground burned by the summer hot season. Because yes our Tarn et Garonne is a country of traditions but also a gastronomic case par excellence, so enjoy, savor, taste all the products of ours country(soil). You will be at home as at your home, old house (2centuries) redone with a lot of love and passion, all our rooms have their own bathroom and toilets.
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La Maison Lutz 17.8Km
Yearning for holidays in the south of France ? In the middle of a triangle formed by Toulouse, Albi and Montauban, in the heart of a typical French village, our Toulousaine-style house is the ideal vantage point for your discovery of the French south-west ! Between your excursions, enjoy our multiple on-site offers: Jacuzzi, swimming pool, patio, barbecue, fitness, sauna, childrens games and much more ! Our 4 guest-rooms are theme-based: There is the zebra-room, the attic-room, the theatre-room and the metro-suite.
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La Garière 18.8Km
"The Garière" a real gem, set in lush greenery. This charming house plain surprise you with its decor where every detail is a surprise. 3 bedrooms with private bathrooms guide classified 3 ears Gites de France charm. Free WiFi access Breakfast sweet / salty and breakfast quality are the true pleasures. Sample menu: aperitif and amuse - bouche entry: crisp apples and goat saffron syrup dish: duck in foil dessert: chocolate cake and coconut sorbet / drinks /
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Chambres d'hôtes & .. 19.9Km
Monclar de Quercy
A charming brick and stone manor with swimming pool and parking. Quiet but not isolated. You will be received friendly and warmly. We will be pleased to welcome you at our home and make your stay unforgettable. Privacy, comfort and sociability are our key words.
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Le Manoir des Chant.. 20.4Km
Le Manoir des Chanterelles near Montauban - Tarn et Garonne, offers great benefits for a pleasant stay. In the middle of a beautiful park with wellness center (spa / jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, massages), swimming pool and tennis court , the Manoir des Chanterelles has the taste of well-being and good living. See you in our guesthouse.
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La Maison du Saula 21.2Km
Shirley and Bernard welcome you in a mansion of the late eighteenth century with three spacious bedrooms and a park with trees and a pigeon-house
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Au Clos Saint Georg.. 22.6Km
Saint Jory
The campaign(countryside) in the city and in ten minutes of Toulouse, in a raised garden, an old farm of the 19ieme century restored to the taste of the owners four hosts' spacious rooms
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Gîte et chambres d'.. 24.2Km
1 km from Castelsarrasin in the countryside on the banks of the Garonne, Christine offers, its four guest rooms classified 3 ears Gites de France. To provide our guests a fully equipped kitchen, terrace, BBQ, above ground pool, laundry, table football and bicycles. You will be surrounded by horses, goats and poultry. Your vehicle will be stored by our Labrador. A cottage on site for 8 people
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Le Vieux Chêne 26.0Km
Le Vieux Chêne is found in the rolling wooded hills of the Tarn and Garonne. The recently renovated farmhouse is situated amongst beautiful oak woods with a superb view of the surrounding hills. A travellers' paradise! A warm welcome awaits all with comfortable bedrooms and great food. A great spot to explore the region.
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Domaine Lagarrigue 26.2Km
At the heart of the Tarn countryside, you will be greeted at the Domaine Lagarrigue for a stay under the sign of relaxation and conviviality. You heart of the Tarn, verdant valleys, vast forests and enjoy the serenity of living in the countryside.
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Aux Berges du Merda.. 27.1Km
Bed and Breakfast - Chambre d'hôtes - 82100 Castelsarrasin - Sud-ouest - Tarn et Garonne - Pool - Garden - Near Moissac Montauban Agen
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Parc Waechter 27.7Km
Park Waechter offers four guest rooms and a cottage for 3-5 people, located in a park with specific species and ranked Midi-Quercy heritage.
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Maison Venitia 28.8Km
A 7 min 15 minutes from Toulouse Blagnac and 20 minutes from the island jourdain 3 guest rooms and 4 cottages from T1 to T5 the comfort labeled 3 Clévacances welcome you to a quiet place in the countryside.Golf seilh and Highway st Jory nearby Ability to accommodate groups of 10 to 20 people and rent a roomost at the mini week from Monday to Friday. A room of 30 m2 is available The parking lot can accommodate 8 cars is secured and locked
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La Fontaine de Corb.. 0.2Km
We welcome you in an old farm typical of the region entirely renovated, ideally located 5 minutes from the A20 and 35 minutes from Toulouse. visits and tours, allow you to discover our region to suit your needs.
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Domaine de Belcayre 5.6Km
Set in a former farmhouse, Domaine de Belcayre is located in the countryside, 4 km from the centre of Montauban. Each room is individually decorated and features a view of the garden. Free Wi-Fi access is provided. Each guestroom includes a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a bath or shower and free toiletries. A continental breakfast is served daily, and you may enjoy evening meals prepared by the hosts on request. Free private parking is possible on site. The A20 motorway is at 3 km and Toulouse Airport is at 35 km from the property.
Le Ramiérou 6.3Km
At the gates of Montauban, beautiful mansion of the 17th century, is open all year. Located in the woods and meadows, you will find peace and tranquility for short breaks or long stays. Composed of three separate rooms, you can leisurely visit Montauban, or exploring the Gorges de l'Aveyron.
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A l'Ombre des Chêne.. 6.4Km
Between TOULOUSE and MONTAUBAN in the vineyards of Frontonnais, this house is ideal for a restful stay, in the shade of oaks. At the edge of the swimming pool in the summer, or with the fireplace ( chimney) tho the winter, you will take your breakfeast with bread and jams house.
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Chambres d'hôtes Sa.. 6.8Km
Located in Montauban, Chambres d'hôtes Sapiac offers a self-catering cottage with a garden, terrace and BBQ facilities. The Gorges de l?Aveyron are only 30 km away and hiking routes can be found within 200 metres of the property. The cottage features a living room with a flat-screen TV, a washing machine, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. The kitchen is equipped with an oven, dishwasher and microwave. A supermarket is 300 metres away and a restaurant is ideally located 700 metres from the property. Additional features include free Wi-Fi access throughout and free private parking on site.
Roulotte de Boujac 7.9Km
A real Gypsy caravan in a wood of 2ha surrounded by horses Spend an unusual night with a comfortable living room with double bed 160x200 and bathroom with shower, sink and toilet. A large terrace is at your disposal to enjoy the scenery and nature
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Le Boudoir du Faubo.. 8.0Km
Set in an 18th-century mansion, this bed and breakfast is located in the historic centre of Montauban. It offers refined guest rooms with antique furnishings and a salon featuring chandeliers. The spacious bedrooms feature a period décor. A flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi access and an electric kettle are provided. All rooms have a private bathroom including a hairdryer. A continental breakfast can be taken beside the fireplace or on the terrace during warmer weather. Montauban TGV Train Station is a 7-minute drive from Le Boudoir. Toulouse is 50 km away.
Montauban GuestHous.. 8.4Km
Guestroom In Midi Pyrénées Montauban city
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La Toulousaine 9.1Km
4 Bed and Breakfast aménagée.Terrasse furnished with kitchen overlooking the garden with possibility parking.House Bungalow located 100 m. the Eurythmy room and close the consular center and hospital. At 10 minutes from downtown.
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Villa Forest 9.1Km
On vacation, business trip or simply passing through our area? A 5 km from the historic center of Montauban, take advantage of our guest house with swimming pool. Both rooms have independent access, allowing to enter and leave the room at any time. They are equipped with bathroom and WC
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Gîte & Chambres de .. 9.2Km
A comfortable cottage and two bed and breakfast located in a wing of the owners' house on a wooded 5-acres. Labelized 3 ears Gite de FRANCE. Located 5 minutes from Montauban and Toulouse 30 min.
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Les Années 30 9.3Km
Family hotels, 4 bedrooms & 1 suite all with private bathroom and air conditioned. Kitchen and lounge facilities. Parking within the site. Etape VRP week. Wireless coverage throughout the building. Garden at the rear with the possibility of lunch and breakfast. (Set menu only local produce and seasonal) Near the city center and quiet. (Bicycles available) Provision of Tourist trails: historical and discovery of Montauban and its surroundings are rich in history. Discovery of rural (farm visits and local crafts, food on the farm. Sight Seeing gorges of the Aveyron. (Sports and culture)
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Le Jardin des Roses 11.9Km
charming guest house between Toulouse and Montauban close to the Canal and the vineyards of pediments, the heart of south west in the Tarn and Garonne. we have 4 rooms "jazz, opera, tango, zouk" all with private shower and toilet, a dining room, living room with a multimedia piano, lounge with large screen TV Louge, music, videos and bar, a billiard room , a park with swimming pool and terraces, private parking. our theme gallery and art studio. open all year, we offer a host table with fusion cuisine and local specialties.
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A La Reine 12.0Km
A La Reine is located in Monbéqui in the Midi-Pyrénées region, just 20 minutes? drive from Montauban. The B&B offers a garden with a terrace and free WiFi access in public areas. A La Reine proposes 2 spacious suites, each with an individual décor, a TV and a private bathroom. One of the suites has a private terrace and a large bath. A buffet breakfast is served every morning and set evening menus can be prepared upon request. Provided a 24-hour in advance reservation, meals can be enjoyed on the terrace or in the dining area which has a view on the garden. Free private parking is available on site and the centre of Toulouse is a 35-minute drive away. The property is 15 km from exit 10 of the A62 motorway and 41 km from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport.
Domaine du Solbie L.. 12.2Km
In wooded areas rent al years or months or weeks or wx, cottage of 150m2 confort pour all '4 people in the 17th century manor house surrounded by a park of 3 ha hectares with a swimming pool shared with owner 13m/6m;en cours de rénovation now so not use for this summer
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Chambres d'hôtes et.. 13.4Km
Why not the Tarn-et-Garonne for your next holiday? A region with a rich cultural heritage, an actively developed "Green Touriism" and its famous local cuisine. Rosine and Jason welcome you stay at their B&B in the countryside, 3km from the town of Castelsarrasin. In their renovated farmhouse with a lovely garden and terrace, you will find five cosily decorated bedrooms with their own private bathrooms. There is ample space for private parking and the guests have their own entrance to the B&B. The proprietors' kitchen is available for the guests' use upon request from mid-June to end September.
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Chateau Mezger 14.2Km
Albefeuille Lagarde
We offer excellent service in a beautiful setting, close to all the "Grand Sites du Midi Pyrenees". Only 10 minutes from Montauban and its TGV station, 15 minutes from the Paris/Toulouse Autoroute (A20) and 40 minutes from Toulouse International Airport.
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La Corralière 15.1Km
3 cottages to Castaneda, area of the municipality of Negrepelisse in the Tarn and Garonne to the gates of the gorges of the Aveyron. Furnished in an old farmhouse, surrounded by 18 hectares of farmland, woods and lakes, it is ideal to visit the White Quercy: Montauban, Caussade or the most beautiful villages in the south-west (as the country houses Bruniquel).
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Le Soleil Du Midi 15.7Km
gite very pleasant and relaxing spacious panoramic private parking all completely fenced, possibility to rent by the night
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Meuble De Margastau 18.5Km
T1bis with pool in a wooded oaks and vineyards located 25 km to 18 km from Toulouse MontaubanChaque cottage has a terrace with garden furniture overlooking the vineyards and a grove of chênesPiscine common: 10X6Parking: Each cottage has a private carport
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Les Rives 18.6Km
Two guest rooms in a house of character in the countryside, warm hospitality, delicious breakfasts, large garden with swimming pool, tourist area to discover (Moissac, Montauban, Cahors, Albi and Toulouse...)
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Domaine La Baraque 19.1Km
Located on a large wooded area, 15 minutes north of Toulouse, La Baraque, residence of the eighteenth century, welcomes you in a comfortable mobile home. Remember your weekends, your holidays and your business. Visits: AIRBUS, the city of space, the vineyards on "La Route des Vins".
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La Villa les Pins 19.4Km
Welcome to La Villa Les Pins, located 20 minutes from Toulouse and Montauban. Hidden in the forest, atop a hill our guesthouse is an ideal place for tourism or business. She epitomizes the charm and allure of old mansions. You will discover a charming interior decorated with antique furniture, fabrics, wallpaper, silverware, fine china ...
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Domaine la Baraque 19.5Km
Located on a large wooded area, 15 minutes north of Toulouse, La Baraque, residence of the eighteenth century, welcomes you in its comfortable rooms. Remember for your weekends, your holidays and your business. Visits: AIRBUS, the city of space, the vineyard on "La Route des Vins".
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Bonjour Haut 19.8Km
Bonjour Haut, a restored 350 year old farmhouse, offers comfort and tranquility in a spectacular setting. A retreat for nature lovers, artists, walkers, cyclists etc., sitting on top of a hill overlooking breathtaking views. A warm welcome awaits you from John and Harriet who offer you an opportunity of sharing the magic and charm of their home whilst, at the same time, experiencing the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside.
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Gite des Coymes 20.1Km
Located in the middle of Saint Sardos wineyard, this gite is an old and peaceful farm typical of Lomagne and Gascogne countries. Tastefully renovate, this gite is promising a success of great holidays.
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La Grange de Briac 20.5Km
At the heart of the country TOLOSAN, an address to the decoration which offers rooms and guest house. The typical farm in the early 18th century will captivate you is central to many cultural and historical destinations. Individuals, couples, families or friends you will be welcomed throughout the year.
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Les Brunis Chambres.. 21.7Km
Nègrepelisse Bruniquel
The doors of the Gorges de l'Aveyron, in a renovated farmhouse, Serge and Christine welcome you in their five charming guest rooms in the evening the host table will be served at the pool of 12m by 6m. Here, rest and relaxation are waiting for you.
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La Talmonière 22.2Km
At the crossroads of tourism, cultural and culinary Quercy Vert, we will be pleased to receive you in our house in 1870, a privileged place for peace and quiet. The tranquility of the place you will enjoy the garden, the rooms and share a moment of conviviality and enjoy a breakfast, another good time or you can try, jams, family recipes and organic breads home. At 50 minutes from Toulouse and Albi, 20 minutes of the gorges of the Aveyron, 40 minutes from Cahors and Montauban 15 minutes, excellent starting point for all lovers of the South West.
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Otantic 22.8Km
UNUSUAL: ...... shack perched in a beautiful oak Bicentennial for a stay in two quiet and privacy.
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La Lune 23.1Km
La Lune is a former farmhouse, built in 1821,renovated,inhabited by Dutch owners speak French. In our farmhouse we created an independent gîte (5 people max.) fce, furnished with comfort. The interior is rustic and modern at once. In the shelter, located on the ground floor, a large living room and a fully equipped kitchen. On the first floor there are three bedrooms (one with a cot) and a bathroom with toilet. We also have a cot (baby), a park and also a high chair. In the garden there is a portico terrace with pergola and swimming pool (above ground).
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Sarl des Trouilles 23.4Km
In a natural and quiet, 5 Bed and Breakfast Cottages and 4 on a farm in the middle of the Tarn and Garonne between Montauban and Moissac. With access to the pool and the possibility of on-site catering with products of the farm.
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Gite Laurier 23.9Km
Cottage with South West Pool Wifi 30 km from Toulouse and Albi, Gaillac
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Gite Olivier 23.9Km
The cottage "Olivier" offers booking cottage 30 km from Gaillac Toulouse Albi. Ideal for a relaxing stay, enjoy a pleasant living environment: large green area, swimming pool, wifi throughout the hamlet of prunets ideal for exploring the region of Tarn and Haute Garonne
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La Maison du Verger 23.9Km
Fully-equipped houses. Located in the heart of the Midi-Pyrenees, our furniture with character, the area of a castle on the banks of the Tarn, surrounded by apple orchards and plum in a flowered and shaded park of 7000 m2.
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Chalets*** Le Clos .. 24.3Km
LES CHALETS of 40m ² are located on sites of 400m ² arranged garden, closely sheltered by hedges regional vegetation. Equipment: large-volume, up to 3 m high ceiling with exposed beams, creating a pleasant notion of space with reinforced insulation and double glazing, kitchenette with microwave, coffee maker, refrigerator, VMC, etc ... - lounge and dining area with fan-bathroom with shower and washbasin and separate toilet-room with quality bedding from 140 (slatted back with reinforcements.)-A second bedroom with 3 beds 90 duvet and pillows where you waiting for cozy nights-a real extra bed with sofa bed, private parking under pergola-covered deck terrace with garden furniture, beach chairs, barbecue.
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Le Château de Naïs 24.5Km
2 cottages and 4 rooms and breakfast in a mansion of the XIXth and its dependencies. Outside the village, overlooking the valley, you can enjoy the natural pool for swimming and quiet environment. At the heart of Tuscany French, you will be close to major attractions: Cordes sur Ciel and houses, Albi, Gaillac and its vineyards, Rabastens, Lisle sur Tarn, Toulouse and Montauban ...
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Borde Blanche 24.7Km
Chambers d' Hôtes Indépendantes Les Iris: Familiale Une Chamber brings to room temperature 1 read 140 One of 2 beds 90 Room of water separated TOILET Kept Rosebushes: Which brings to room temperature 1 bed 140 Room of water and TOILET.
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Les Prunets 24.9Km
The Prunet, booking gites in the Tarn Valley 81, 30 km from Toulouse benefit from the attractive living environment: large green space for outdoor activities, swimming pool, wireless internet, labeled gite in France, discover the South West and its rich and varied heritage.
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Les Hortensias 25.6Km
guest room of 20m2, and internet, with private bathroom, shower and wc.petit corner of the garden with lounge, separate entrance and private parking.
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La Cadanellau 25.7Km
At the gates of Montauban, in CAUSSADE City Hat, we offer a peaceful, beautifully located facing the hill with commanding views. The house is home to spacious modern rooms and very comfortable. The landscaped garden is an invitation to rest and relax at the pool. Nearby you will find many tourist attractions, cultural, Gastronomic and sports. Everything comes together for a pleasant stay and successful.
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La Vigne et Le Blé 25.8Km
Bed and charm on the road Bastides of Tarn near Gaillac, Albi, Cordes-sur-Ciel, Toulouse and Montauban - Ranked 3 épis Gîtes de France. 4 large and beautiful rooms with private bathroom, beds 180x200. Panoramic terrace, pool, hot-tub, Wi-Fi Access. Diner with regional cuisine, gourmet, organic products, wine tasting Gaillac. Nearly : 4 golf courses, water sports, hiking, horseback, mountain bike, road Gaillac wines, cultural visits...
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Chateau de la Vere 26.4Km
A former hunting lodge of the 18th century, renovated and furnished in a warm and comfortable style. Located in the heart of the Gaillac circuit houses, close to the Royal Forest Grésigne halfway between Toulouse and Albi.
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Peyrepau 26.6Km
Comfortable lodging in a village 3 km from Bruniquel, one of the most beautiful villages in France
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Les Peyrets Chambre.. 26.8Km
Située dans l'arrière pays rabastinois, au coeur du triangle Albi, Toulouse et Montauban, ancienne ferme restaurée, Au milieu des champs, dans un cadre arboré, venez faire une halte pour savourer un bon moment de convivialité en toute simplicité.
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Les Jardins de Vict.. 27.5Km
A 17-minute drive from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, Les Jardins de Victoria offers air-conditioned apartments with terrace and views over the countryside. Free WiFi access is available throughout the property. Apartments there have a seating area and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. There is also a bathroom with a shower and a hairdryer. A washing machine and ironing facilities are available. Les Jardins de Victoria guests can find a dining area and a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher. A 4-minute drive away, a supermarket and stores can be found. There is a golf course located 7.3 km away. Hiking and cycling can be enjoyed in the surroundings. The property offers free on-site parking
Le Phenix Chambres .. 27.7Km
Le Phénix is a beautifully and totally renovated manor house in the Tarn Valley about 4km outside the medieval town of Rabastens. Le Phénix has six beautifully decorated bedrooms all with ensuite facilities two of which are family suites. High quality beds, pillows and duvets ensure a comfortable nights sleep. The pool is large (12m x 6m), fenced, and in the sun all day and has a slide with water jets which provides hours of amusement for both children and adults alike! Outside space is also really important and our all the gardens and grounds are open to guests.
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Rêves de Lomagne 27.9Km
In the Midi Pyrenees region, close to Beaumont Lomagne in Tarn et Garonne, in the heart of Lomagne very hilly region, our farm 19siècle recently renovated, surrounded by hills, offers two beautiful guest rooms each with a bathroom water and toilet, a park with trees, swimming pool, boules, gym, private parking. Martine and Didier will be happy to receive you and you prepare delicious déjeuners.Vous discover Beaumont Lomagne with its restaurants, bars, shops, banks, water, its beautiful racecourse, a great hall of the XV ° Montauban (30km), Auch and Agen (50 km) and Toulouse finally, the beautiful pink city.
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Gîte Julia 28.0Km
New apartment (October 2012) on the ground floor of the owner's villa surrounded by a park of 7000m2 wooded and fenced. Enjoy the quiet of the countryside while being close to Toulouse Blagnac Close to all the sights of Midi Pyrenees: Toulouse historic center (15 minutes), plant construction Airbus (5kms), cited the space, Carcassonne, Albi Cathedral, Cordes, Lectoure Castle and many other sites you'll want to visit by reading the documentation provided by your hosts ... Located 7 minutes from the airport To
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La Maison d'hôtes C.. 28.1Km
Blow of heart guaranteed for hotels and lodges in this beautiful village XVII (architecture typically Albigensian)'s charm, of its size, exposed beams, old floors and swimming pool surrounded by roses located in the Tarn
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La Vierge Rouge 28.3Km
Midi Pyrenees, accommodation in guest rooms, a bedroom and bedroom 2 of 4 people in the countryside of Tarn et Garonne. Located in south west France. Using the SPA will be well if formula Possibility of aeronautical activities. Discovery flight in a microlight and Parachute.
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La Maison du Pont S.. 28.6Km
The Canal of the two seas, close to the historic center of Moissac, Midi Pyrenees Grand Site, Christine and Michael welcome you to their 19th century house, completely renovated. La Maison du Pont St Jacques located near the Chemin de St Jacques de Compostela and the "Bicycle Greenway" has 5 spacious bedrooms and a private garden with trees that will provide peace and comfort to guests.
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Location meublée de.. 28.8Km
120 m² holiday cottage located in the historic center classified 3 keys 6 / 7 people garden, private parking closed 2 BED AND BREAKFAST IN THE SAME HOUSE
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Chambres D'Hôtes Pr.. 29.0Km
Located in the historic area on the way to Saint Jacques de Compostela, near the cloister Roman, 50 meters from the Abbey, these spacious 2 Bed and Breakfast one with a bed 140x190, the other 160X200, located on the 1st floor of this large house of the eighteenth century. Quiet and bright They overlook a beautiful garden. On the landing, bathroom / wc, shared by 2 rooms. cottages
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La Genoise 29.0Km
15 mins north of Toulouse and its downtown, you will be warmly welcome in the house of Nanin and Hubert, Provencal style, the heart of a pleasant garden. Our spacious rooms will seduce you as much for their comfort in their refinement.
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Domaine de Peyrolad.. 29.2Km
Dependence Castle Peyrolade, our firm is comprised of two buildings that form an L around a large courtyard. It dates Likelihood of the nineteenth century.
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La Coste 29.6Km
La Coste is located in the village of Saint Cirq in the country (near Caussade in Tarn et Garonne), ideal place to relax with its swimming pool. Close to L'Hirondelle Restaurant, to taste the delights of our regional products. Ideal for couples. tourism sector with the most beautiful villages in France: Saint Antonin Noble Val, Montricoux, Bruniquel, Cordes and others... Cultural sites. Sporting activities. ...
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Les Toulousettes 29.6Km
Located at 30 km north west from Toulouse near "Gers" and "Tarn et Garonne", Les Toulousettes suggest you to discover this contry full of culture, fine food and wine .
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Grange 29.8Km
Located on the Coteaux de Quercy, this authentic Master's House, completely renovated and maintained by the family Mauret, offers three cozy rooms, 2 swimming pools, traditional meals of the region, a peace and a warm welcome. An ideal place for families of children, persons wishing to be quiet and rural. Ranked 4 ears Gîtes de France, House of Character in Midi-Pyrenees and Lifestyle.
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Chambre d'hôte La F.. 30.0Km
Menoun farm is an old farmhouse largely renovated, with swimming pool, located in Thil, 25 km NW of Toulouse.Nous offer 2 bedrooms with an upstairs bed 160 and bed 1 person: bathroom / toilet annexed, the other on the ground floor with 2 beds 90, bathroom and WC on chambre.Salon with TV, common to 2 bedrooms, quiet and peaceful. Free WIFI. of host on reservation
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Gîte La Ferme de Me.. 30.0Km
A 25 kms north-west of Toulouse and 20 minutes from Blagnac airport, this comfortable cottage is fully equipped and a restored barn, located in the fields of 2 acres of land. Peaceful area 130 m2 which can accommodate 6 to 8 people
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Yann Arthus-Bertrand (born March 13, 1946 in Paris) is a French photographer, journalist, reporter and environmentalist.
He founded the Altitude Agency in 1991, which was the world's first press agency and images bank specialising in aerial photography (500,000 pictures taken in more than 100 countries by more than 100 photographers).
In 1994 Arthus-Bertrand started a thorough study on the state of the Earth sponsored by UNESCO. As part of the study, he made a picture inventory of the world's most beautiful landscapes, taken from helicopters and hot-air balloons. The book from this project, Earth from Above ('la Terre vue du ciel') sold over 3 million copies and was translated into 24 languages.
In 2000, his "Earth from Above" free exhibition was set up on numerous big posters on the gates of Jardins du Luxembourg in Paris. It then travelled worldwide from Lyon to Montreal, to 110 cities and was visited by 120 million people.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by KLSS from Summer Fun I took a chance on this dress as I was not sure if this style would work on me as I have somewhat of an athletic build. It is really cute on, but my two complaints are that there is a lot of fabric in the ruffle, so a bit overwhelming and the straps are a bit short. I will have to let out the straps as much as possible (maybe 1/2" available). I am only 5"4, so they should have made the straps a bit longer. The length is not bad, about 2 inches above my knees, but could be longer for my comfort. All in all a cute summer dress that I will take on vacation. I bought a small (normally between a 4 and 6) and this fit nicely on me.
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As part of this paper; we intend to analyse what we have labelled as 'Pop-Kemalism' and can be described as the proliferation of commercial nationalist symbols in public space. What is remarkable about this phenomena is that the explosion in the amount of nationalist symbols is an entirely civilian based initiative. While nationalist symbolism until the early 1990s was exclusively regulated by the state; what characterises the present is the decline in official nationalist iconography and proliferation of commercial nationalist iconography. Drawing from the work of Appadurai (1996;2006); Bauman (2001) and Hage (1998;2003); we want to argue that the re-emergence of nationalist imagery can be seen as a reaction to the effects of globalization or what has been termed as 'liquid modernity'. Adding to this; the return of the nationalist symbol within the modality of the civilian Mustafa Kemal AtatÃŒrk can be understood as a dialectical reply to the cultural politics of the veil. Contrary to popular opinion; what we hope to demonstrate using the work of ÅœiÅŸek is that (re)popularisation of nationalist symbols; rather than constituting a legitimate basis of resistance is actually symptomatic of a post-political situation that helps sustain and replicate the effects of neoliberalisation.
The second part of the paper will be devoted to two primary themes. Firstly we will analyse how cultural production acts as a virtual 'screen' for the reproduction of particular subjectivities. To demonstrate this point we will be using a sketch from the Turkish secular comedy series 'Olacak O Kadar'; to demonstrate how cultural productions act as phantasmic screens for the reproduction of particular subjectivities. In other words we will be discussing the aesthetics of Kemalist nationalism. Secondly; following the work of Jodi Dean on this topic (2009;2010) we will be discussing how the subjectivity sustained by the politics of Pop-Kemalism is co-opted into the profit-making mechanisms of new media. Here; we will be discussing how the structural architecture of new media spaces intensify subjective insecurities and re-format user activity into corporate profit.


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WARSAW, June 21 Poland's prosecutor general said he was prepared to step down after law enforcement officers raided a magazine trying to seize leaked tapes that embarrassed senior officials, but felt that was not the right course of action.
Prosecutors, internal security agency officers and police raided the offices of the Wprost news magazine on Wednesday, after the magazine published tapes of private conversations between senior officials, which have triggered a political crisis.
The raid caused an uproar in the media and among opposition politicians, who said freedom of speech was at stake in Poland.
"I have many times heard the callings on me to step down," prosecutor general Andrzej Seremet said at a news conference late on Friday. "If my dismissal would contribute to calming the situation, I'm ready to do it. But I don't think this is the right way."
Prime Minister Donald Tusk is facing opposition calls to fire ministers following publication of the tapes, and has hinted he may be forced to call a snap election.
The tapes included a discussion between central bank chief Marek Belka and Interior Minister Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz in which the two men talked about how the central bank might help the government avoid election defeat, and ways to put pressure on a businessman.
Both men have said their words were taken out of context and they did not break the law. They say the ideas they were discussing never materialised.
Justice Minister Marek Biernacki said on Thursday that the prosecutors' actions could be considered "too far-reaching" and that the situation "should have never taken place."
Seremet on Friday defended the raid, saying "prosecutors went there (to Wprost offices) to execute the law," but he acknowledged that the fallout from the tapes had caused a row between his office and the Justice Ministry. (Reporting by Adrian Krajewski; Editing by Susan Fenton)


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Senior separatist leader Shabir Ahmad Shah on Monday welcomed the upcoming Indo-Pak foreign secretary level talks but maintained that bilateral dialogue between the two countries would not resolve the Kashmir issue as people of the state were principal party to the dispute.
"We welcome the talks between India and Pakistan but bilateral talks cannot resolve Kashmir issue as we have seen such initiatives always ended in failure over the past six decades," Shah told media.
Shah said, "the Kashmir issue cannot be resolved without the inclusion of 'true leadership' of Jammu and Kashmir in the resolution process as we are the basic party".
There was nothing wrong in Pakistan high commissioner Abdul Basit meeting the separatist leaders from Kashmir ahead of the foreign secretary level talks, Shah added.
Basit has invited the separatist leadership of Kashmir including Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Syed Ali Shah Geelani and Mohammad Yasin Malik for consultations in Delhi on August 19.
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Wooga Events at SMW Berlin!
Social Media Week is a leading news platform and worldwide conference that curates and shares the best ideas and insights into social media and technology's impact on business, society, and culture.
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Social Media Week is back and there are only a couple more days left until the international conference will open its doors in Berlinon Monday. Germany's largest free web conference expects to welcome around 8,000 visitors and Wooga is really happy to be part of this ambitious project.
Themed "Empowering Change through Collaboration", the conference will offer more than 140 events from 24 – 28 September 2012. Open for everyone, Social Media Week seeks to gather people who are interested in discussing the worldwide social, cultural, and economic impact of social media.
Attendees in Berlin can look forward to an interesting panel discussion, an inspiring presentation, and a thrilling gameplay experience from Wooga.
First off on 24 September, Fabian will drop some purple knowledge bombs on the panel, "Like, Share, Comment – The Impact of Social Media for Entertainment Brands", at Fluxbau (24 September, 7.30-8.30 pm @Radio Flux HQ).
This will be followed by Wooga's presentation Tag Team, Stephanie and Timo, who will elaborate on "Metrics Do Not Substitute A Good Design: On Magic Numbers and Endless Love" (27 September, 1.15-1.45pm @Naherholung Sternchen). Drawing from their learnings across all Wooga games, Stephanie and Timo will show that certain magic numbers have a dramatic impact on their games – and that you shouldn't bother to 'measure everything'. Be prepared for lots of visuals and a fun experience.
Alongside Stephanie's and Timo's presentation, visitors at Naherholung Sternchen will have the one-time opportunity to test their gaming skills in an epic arcade battle featuring two of Wooga's most beloved characters. Built by a very talented group of engineers in their spare time, 'Wooga Fighter' reminisces about old classics and will be available during 27 September.
Those who dare to test their old school arcade skills, can take a picture of themselves playing and tweet it (Hashtag: #woofighters). And who knows, maybe you will end up winning one of our über-cool and very contested Wooga Monster shirts.
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