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Reckoned as one of the best commercial projects in Mohali, "City of Dreams" is here to set a new trend in shopping experience in the millennium city. Located on the most happening business streets in Mohali, the project has emerged as a perfect example of how an address can change both your business and lifestyle needs.
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Firefighter collapses in Howes Valley blaze
The Rural Fire Service (RFS) in New South Wales says the collapse of a volunteer while fighting a blaze in the Hunter Valley yesterday, indicates the arduous conditions facing fire crews on very hot days.
RFS crews managed to contain the fire of around seven hectares on a rural property at Howes Valley, but not before one firefighter collapsed from heat exhaustion and had to be taken to Singleton Hospital.
Inspector Martin Seemson says Upper Hunter firefighters are facing tough conditions again today, with temperatures expected to reach 40 degrees Celsius.
"Firefighters work extremely hard on fires and unfortunately it's usually in summer," he said.
"Temperatures and the actual fire activity itself does cause firefighters to suffer from heat stress."
Inspector Seemson says while good rainfalls in the Upper Hunter have reduced the bushfire risk, people should not become complacent.
"Storms have produced a lot of rain in the valley which means we've had a relatively quiet season in regards to fires," he said.
"But we have seen an increase over the last couple of weeks with the hotter temperatures and winds.
"Mainly [fires have] been attributed to lighting and power lines down and there's a stark reminder to people that fire season is not yet over."
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Margaret Farren, ex-wife of the Deputy Counsel in the Bush White House, talks for the first time about her fears that her husband was going to kill her.
Chris Brown is currently charged with felony assault after punching a man in the face and allegedly using a gay slur, which led to the altercation.
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TotT: Time is Random
April 4th, 2008 | Published in Google Testing
/** Return a date object representing the start of the next minute from now */
public Date nextMinuteFromNow() {
long nowAsMillis = System.currentTimeMillis();
Date then = new Date(nowAsMillis + 60000);
return then;
There are two barriers to effectively testing this method:
- There is no easy way to test corner cases; you're at the mercy of the system clock to supply input conditions.
- When nextMinuteFromNow() returns, the time has changed. This means the test will not be an assertion, it will be a guess, and may generate low-frequency, hard-to-reproduce failures... flakiness! Class loading and garbage collection pauses, for example, can influence this.
Is System.currentTimeMillis(), starting to look a bit like a random number provider? That's because it is! The current time is yet another source of non-determinism; the results of nextMinuteFromNow() cannot be easily determined from its inputs. Fortunately, this is easy to solve: make the current time an input parameter which you can control.
public Date minuteAfter(Date now) {
Date then = new Date(now.getTime() + 60000);
return then;
// Retain original functionality
@Deprecated public Date nextMinuteFromNow() {
return minuteAfter(new Date(System.currentTimeMillis()));
Writing tests for minuteAfter() is a much easier task than writing tests for nextMinuteFromNow():
public void testMinuteAfter () {
Date now = stringToDate("2012-12-22 11:59:59.999PM");
Date then = minuteAfter(now);
assertEquals("2012-12-23 12:00:00.000AM", dateToString(then));
This is just one way to solve this problem. Dependency Injection and mutable Singletons can also be used.
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Although not yet available to the commercial client, no win no fee arrangements undoubtedly appear attractive, offering, it seems, risk-free litigation and a carrot and stick incentive for the lawyers. However, the proposition that lawyers will try harder if their own money is at stake ignores the competitive instincts of
Instead, the commercial pressures on a lawyer who must win if he is to be paid could turn a legitimate desire to succeed into a need to win at all costs. With tens of thousands of pounds in costs riding upon success, the conflict imposed on a solicitor who discovers a document potentially fatal to his case is unlikely to create an environment in which lawyers' reputation for probity will be enhanced.
Perhaps the most damaging consequence of the conditional fee culture is that litigation ceases to be a professional relationship between adviser and client and becomes a business proposition in which the lawyer is the dominant partner. The lawyer assesses the strength of the case and also decides whether litigation is justified by reference to the risk of non-payment. If a cautious lawyer only handles cases he knows he can win, the client may lose the chance of winning a case with reasonable prospects of success; if the lawyer will take a risk, he drags the client with him.
The style and financial circumstances of the lawyer start to become the determining characteristics of the solicitor-client relationship. If lawyers are able to pick and choose cases, then the client will lose the benefit of conditional fee arrangements where they need it most, ie in those cases where the costs of the other side are likely to be high and the outcome of the case uncertain.
The lawyer offering conditional fee arrangements in strong cases would offer little advantage to clients. The cases they chose to back would probably have reached the courts on commercial grounds in any event. If the solicitor achieved the expected result they would achieve a bonus for, in effect, being competent, a situation unlikely to raise the status of lawyers in the respectable professions league.
In the light of Lord Woolf's proposals for civil reform, conditional fee arrangements could be a procedural cul-de-sac; the benefits litigants really need are more likely to come from the more cost effective procedures proposed.
Antony Gold is a partner at Eversheds, Manchester.


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'More than Meets the Eye – the Photographic Glass Plates of Strokestown Park'
More than Meets the Eye - The Photographic Glass Plates of Strokestown Park
This exciting new exhibition is to be displayed in Strokestown Park from May 16th to End of November 2012 entitled 'More than meets the Eye – the Photographic Glass Plates of Strokestown Park'. It showcases the original glass plates of Strokestown Park.
The collection of the glass plates which date from 1893 – 1919.
The exhibition will run from the 16th May to the 30th of November.
Glass Plates where the new technology in the late 19th Century and revolutionised
Photography, making it much easier to take photograph's and print them.
There are a number of aspects that are unique about the
The main photographer is considered to be Henry Pakenham Mahon. Henry was an avid photographer, traveller and gardener. It is believed that it was Henry who was responsible for the initial creation of the pleasure garden in the walled garden during the late 1890's. The collection of glass plates actually contain some wonderful images taken of the walled garden circa 1900. Images of the estate, family and friends are also present. The collection also shows Henry Pakenham Mahons artistic talents, some may consider aspects of the collection explicit, this is a rare and unique collection depicting a very interesting and elaborate hobby. The original darkroom survives intact in one of the rooms in Strokestown Park along with chemicals, developing equipment, cameras etc. This exhibition is a must see. www.strokestownpark.ie www.facebook.com/strokestownpark
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These are exciting times in the world of artificial intelligence as advanced capabilities escape the labs and become central to mainstream products -- think Amazon Echo -- and increasingly accessible to everyday software developers.
Recently, we've seen a run of large companies open-sourcing their A.I. platform APIs. Google has open-sourced TensorFlow, its machine learning library. Not to be outdone, Amazon has released its TensorFlow competitor DSSTNE (or Deep Scalable Sparse Tensor Network) and Facebook has done the same with fastText, its machine learning engine for text classification and language recognition. Those big-company A.I. platforms join -- and in some sense compete with -- notable open source deep learning libraries like Caffe, Theano and Torch.
In many ways, open sourcing access to A.I. represents the culmination of the "API economy," where software developers set aside their not-invented-here pride of creation and instead access the work done by others -- and in the process accelerate their own development work -- via API hooks. If software development-by-API made sense in the past, it may be the only practical path forward when it comes to fully leveraging new capabilities in the artificial intelligence field.
Indeed, the impact of these moves can't be overstated. On a business level, they significantly lower the barrier for entrepreneurs looking to start up the next wave of artificial intelligence-driven companies by democratizing access to machine learning resources. That's hugely significant.
But I'd argue for an even more fundamental change: Open source A.I. APIs represent the beginning of a transformation of computer science (CS) into a field focused on impact.
At its most basic, CS can be described as people working on new algorithms or improvements to existing ones, with new "inventions" being built on the back of what came before it. In CS, there are two standard ways of doing this: creating libraries of functionality that developers can build into their own applications; or providing access to functionality in one fell swoop via API.
Software development via API is hardly new. Microsoft became a behemoth on the strength of its platform APIs and the swarms of developers that consumed them. More recently, SaaS companies like Salesforce and Google have offered developers the ability to extend their platforms via API. And in the latest trend, new programming concepts like microservices and bots are centered on assembling applications via modular, distributed processes accessed via open APIs.
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On 13th, 19th and 20th October, the traditional Mushroom and Chestnut Festival will be held in the town of Vivo d'Orcia (located in the province of Siena, Tuscany) on the Amiata Mountain.
The festival will give you the chance to taste the best specialties of the area, like the famous mushrooms of Amiata Mountain, as well as the renowned chestnuts.
At the restaurant, with heated rooms, you can enjoy many special mushroom and chestnut dishes.
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I saw that on the back of a shirt last night, where I was eating dinner. It seems kind-of brilliant; though on the other hand I'm still coming off the tail-end of having had the pseudo-flu, so it might only be the snot in my head pressing the wrong part of my brain-sack (or whatever it is that holds my brain in place and keeps it from leaking out my nose. Not that that has made much difference in recent weeks, or so it seems sometimes...)
Anyway, it seemed, y'know, soteriological. {g!} So, discuss!
(My immediate thought is about the widow and her two cents, and how she was ahead of the Pharisee in the kingdom. As a Phariseeish kinda guy, I love that little pericope a lot. :D But then, it has a lot of romantic connotations to me personally, too--I don't mean in its original context. So I admittedly have some bias there.)
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I saw that on the back of a shirt last night, where I was eating dinner. It seems kind-of brilliant; though on the other hand I'm still coming off the tail-end of having had the pseudo-flu, so it might only be the snot in my head pressing the wrong part of my brain-sack (or whatever it is that holds my brain in place and keeps it from leaking out my nose. Not that that has made much difference in recent weeks, or so it seems sometimes...)
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I'm not sure that I quite understand the point of the t-shirt. Sounds like one of the stupid bumper stickers that say things like "God shoots, Jesus saves." But I can see where you would be able to pull the widow's mite out of it.
- Jason Pratt said...
"God shoots, Jesus scores!"
That could be read either as a cooperation of the Persons (God puts the ball up, Jesus comes down with it slamdunking the hoop), or as a schism of the Persons ('God' wanted to shoot us, but 'Jesus' convinced Him otherwise by dying on the cross: score! Which I've seen some nominally trinitarian theologians try to promote.)
But back to that t-shirt. I can think of some other interpretations, which might or might not be coherent theology. "Repentance" is {metanoia} in Greek, after-mind, or a change of mind; and without repentance there is no forgiveness of sins (at least in one sense, though in at least another sense God has forgiven us already). So "God" "saves" "change" could apply to that.
Anything else?
- Jason Pratt said...
I have to say, a commenter at the EU forum (where I also posted this topic) came up with the simplest and most obvious answer I can imagine so far--moreso even than the widow's mite! I'm inclined to think it's the idea behind the t-shirt originally.
But I'm curious whether any of our readers here can come up with it. (Plus there may still be other applications, too.)
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James Spader
"The Avengers: Age of Ultron" ya tiene un nuevo miembro en sus filas. El jueves (29 de agosto) Marvel dio a conocer que James Spader hará el papel de Ultron.
El ganador del Emmy hará el papel del villano que pelea con los Avengers por el control del mundo.
After joining the NBC series in 2011 actor James Spader has decided to leave "The Office".
The 52 year-old actor was originally brought on to the show to help transition after Steve Carell's departure.
As the premiere of Season 8 draws near, NBC has released a new promotional video for "The Office."
In the hilarious clip, Robert California, played by James Spader, makes his return to the Dunder-Mifflin office.
Promoting his new film "Crazy, Stupid, Love" - which hits theaters on July 29th - Steve Carell called in for a quick chat with "On Air with Ryan Seacrest" on Monday morning (July 18).
The Michael Scott actor first commented on James Spader being hired for "The Office".
Approving of the situation, Steve said, "I think it was a great move. I think he is an excellent choice. There going back to work in two weeks so its going to be really wierd. I think that'll be the first weird pang that I get like I'm the only one not going back to school, and everyone else is."
With things around "The Office" still settling down after Steve Carell's departure last season, it has been confirmed that James Spader will join the cast.
The "Boston Legal" actor made an appearance on the hit NBC program this past Spring and will return as CEO Robert California of Dunder Mifflin's parent company Sabre.
Making for quite the evening to remember, the winners of the 2009 Screen Actors Guild Awards have been officially announced.
With the ceremony taking place at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, a few of the night's big winners included the critically acclaimed film "Slumdog Millionaire," along with Meryl Streep and Sean Penn.
As the road to awards season continues, Eric McCormack and Angela Bassett were at the Pacific Design Center to announce nominees for the 15th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
And of course, expected names like Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, and Heath Ledger were all included in the extensive list, as well as the cast of "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" and critical favorite "Milk."
The 2008 Screen Actors Guild awards have come and gone, and the winners of this year's ceremony took even the biggest movie buffs by surprise.
The top honors for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role went to Daniel Day Lewis for his role in There Will Be Blood, while the top leading lady ended up being Julie Christie for her work in Away From Her.
Last night marked the 59th Anniversary of the Emmy Awards. And the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles was packed by Hollywood's A-list to see who won what. And "The Sopranos" walked away with three awards, including the coveted "Outstanding Drama Series" honors.
The now-defunct HBO series was lucky to win the award, as it rarely goes to a show that has been canceled. Tony and the gang also snagged trophies for "Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series" and "Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series."
The 2007 Emmy Awards are already upon us, and television's biggest stars have turned out in hopes of taking home a little hardware.
The big winners at the 55th Emmy Awards include:
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Winner: "The Sopranos"
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This is Steven Fisher from Herts, and he's been caught out big time.
The 20-year-old had apparently been playing three different girls at once. Becky, 17, Lizzie, 19 and a girl that doesn't want to be named.
It all started when he went on holiday, and Becky discovered he had been cheating on her. Upon finding out, she decided to get both of his 'mistresses' together, where they planned to surprise him at the airport on his return home. Brilliant.
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Charlie had told the girls he was going to see family in Germany. While he was away the girls met in a pub to compare notes, and discovered he had been using excuses he was seeing friends or family when he was actually seeing one of them.
As he came out through customs, all three girls called his name.
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'We were like "Are you joking?" 'I said to him: "I can't believe how you could be like this for seven months."'
Lizzie said: 'He came out of customs and saw all of us and his face just dropped. We said we wanted to talk to him, and he said "Can't I talk to you later?" and we said no, we wanted to talk to him now.
Charlie then headed towards the car park with his grandmother, who had come to collect him.
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Session 1: Conversation with God
If you want a picture of what it looks like to connect with God, you might start by looking at how God interacted with someone God called a "friend." One such friend was Abraham (Is. 41:8; see also 2 Chron. 20:7, Jas. 2:23).
Abraham's friendship with God was characterized by ongoing conversations. Recorded in Genesis 12-22 (perhaps many more were not recorded), these conversations are filled with the back-and-forth elements of close communication -- questions, guesses, reassertions, incredulity, calculated pauses, statements of fear and doubt, and careful restatements of each other's thoughts.
Yet Christians sometimes neglect to learn the art of conversation with God. Perhaps they don't feel they are "good enough" to converse with God. But if goodness were a qualification, Abraham would have been excluded. For example, just after Abraham had a conversation with God laced with miracles and visions, he showed lack of confidence in God. He agreed to Sarah's scheme of conceiving a child with Hagar instead of trusting that God would miraculously provide a child through Sarah (Gen. 15, 16). But after Abraham's attempt to "adjust" God's will, God continued to converse with Abraham. Righteousness is an outgrowth of conversation with God, not a prerequisite.
Turning Toward God.
What elements make for good conversation?
Hearing God Through the Word
The three passages below record a few of the many conversations between God and Abraham. In previous conversations, God gave Abram (his earlier name) vast land and promised him offspring (Gen. 13:14-17). In conversations below Abram asked God questions about these promises.
Read Genesis 15:1-17.
1. What is the first question Abram asked?
How does Abram's question fit with God saying to him, "Do not be afraid" (v. 1)?
We are taught by his grace in the science of conversing with God! -- Jean-Nicholas Grou
2. What did God do in addition to answering Abram's question (vv. 4-5)? Why?
3. What does Abram's question in verse 8, "how can I know . . .?" tell you about Abram and his relationship with God?
Prayer is intelligent conversation about matters of mutual concern. -- Dallas Willard
4. If you were in conversation with God, and God said, "Know for certain that . . ." (v. 13), how might God finish the sentence? What do you believe God has been trying to help you "know for certain" lately? (This is often one of these truths below.)
Read Genesis 17:15-22.
5. What details of the covenant did Abraham question to himself and to God?
6. When has God answered you with, "Yes, but . .." (v. 19) or "I have heard you" (v. 20)?
Read Genesis 18:1-15.
7. How did God appear to Abraham this time?
8. When, if ever, has God confronted you with penetrating questions? (perhaps ones such as "Why did . . ." (v. 13) or caught you denying the truth ("Yes, you did laugh," v. 15)?
We will never be "in charge" in prayer if it is real. -- Thelma Hall
9. Conversing with God means the Holy Spirit leads you and you are no longer "in charge" of your prayer. In what ways are you tempted to be "in charge" of your prayers:
10. The premier mark of Abraham was his complete confidence in God (faith). How might his conversations with God developed such a faith?
11. God's conversations with Abram were full of drama -- starry nights, smoking firepots, mysterious visitors (Gen. 15:5, 17; 18:1-2). These were all "props" that God chose for their conversations. How open are you to letting God set terms for prayer conversations with you? What decisions for openness do you need to make?
Transformation Exercises
Experiment with one or more of the following:
Conversations with God involve hearing God too. To learn more about hearing God's side of the conversation, see the book in this series, Connecting with God through Silence and Solitude, especially Sessions 3-5 about delighting in God, waiting on God, resting in God and hearing God's surprises.
Question 1.: Note that this first question (v. 2) seems to verbalize the fears God was trying to allay. After God said, "Do not be afraid," verse 2 says, "But Abram said." God had said, Do not be afraid. Apparently his fear was childlessness and he stated it clearly with God's permission.
"After this" refers to Abram's rescue of Lot, Melchizedek's blessing of Abram, and Abram's standing up to the king of Sodom.
Question 2.: Perhaps God knew the stars would be helpful because Abram, a rich nomadic herdsman, would no doubt see the stars every night. Each night he would be reminded of this conversation and God's promise.
Question 3.: Abram must have been unafraid to express real feelings to God. Although he "believed" God (v. 6), he also wanted assurances ("how can I know?") about taking possession of the land. Yet Abram didn't have a God-is-my-buddy attitude either, but addressed God: "O Sovereign Lord" (vv. 2 & 8). Having conversation with God, then, does not mean a person demeans God's position or has license to be impertinent.
Question 4.: This question isn't asking what participants they would LIKE God to tell them is certain. This question is not about putting our words in God's mouth, but based on God's character and what God has been communicating to participants, what does God want each person to "know for certain that . . . ."
Question 5.: While Abraham's questions and laughter may have expressed doubt, Leupold commented that Abraham's laughter and talking to himself was one of "joy and surprise" to match his falling on his face, an "act of worshipful adoration." He also suggested that v. 18 is not Abraham's substitute suggestion for God's idea, but an additional plea. It's difficult to know.
Question 8.: These questions cannot be answered quickly. Allow sufficient time for participants to think. Prepare your own answer ahead of time so that your response can jar participants' thinking. God usually catches us lying when we're pretending to be better than we are.
Question 9.: If you have time, ask participants how letting God lead them in prayer makes them feel. It can be scary to consider encountering the divine in prayer and having a conversation.
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Discussion in 'Camping Community Board' started by ftwildernessguy, Jun 26, 2008.
I am kicking around the idea of a week here. Anybody ever been? Any feedback?
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sounds like otter spotter wrote the first page
It certainly sounds interesting! Where is it?
Oh, almost to NJ. Looks like a nice place!
I would go there simply because of the name! Otter Lake!!!
Man, you guys aren't helping me at all.
Wynnottah needs to go with you, Otto Sakima looks like quite the handsome otter!
Did someone call me & say "camping" in the same thread???? I'm ready to go...
Wynottah, haven't seen you post in a couple of days. I was wondering if you were ok. Did you have a long night of beer drinking and peacock chasing?
That looks strangely familiar!
I have been to otter lake several times very good fishing and sites were pretty good some are a little tight but there is alot of stuff to do in the area pocno candle , gocarts, auctions ,etc we loved it not disney but a lot closer for us here in NJ i would recommend it just have to watch the tight spots we needed to move the camper back and forth to get slide out and awning first the slide out was fine but not the awning then awning was fine but not slide out after some fine tuning we got it and did i mention good fishing
if you go to this camp just one note once you get off the main highway go slow the turn comes up qiuck and the road gets narrow and has some sharp bends and some hills then the camp sneeks up on you but worth the trip just proceed slow once off the highway and bring your fishing gear
checking in late on this one as i was in WDW for a few weeks.....we have camped at otter lake and loved it. they have some very nicely wooded sites, a great lake for fishing and lots of trails for walking and bikes that wind thru the woods. very relaxing. i think they even had an indoor pool complex with hot tubs (in addition to their outside pool) nothing fancy with the bath houses and pool, but they were clean and did the trick.
very near bushkill falls. (that place is pricey to get into, but great if you are up to hiking and checking out some waterfalls.)
we had a friendly skunk waddle thru our site one night. no one moved an inch!
- lori
Do they still put those cardboard bumper stickers on your car whilst you are at bushkill falls?
Crap! - feebees and i didn't get one.....nope, no cardboard bumpersticker for us. what where they advertising?
they do have a cool place where you can pan for gems though. you buy a bucket of dirt and rocks and then sift it thru this very cool water system and see if your bucket had a gem of some sort. kids loved it. a nice indian culture display too. DS was just learning the same thing in school when we visited and was all into telling us what everything was before we got to read the display.
They used to, back in the 70's, go around and put this like cardboard bumper sticker thing for bushkill falls on all the bumpers while you were in the park..... now that most cars don't have bumpers that allow that, i guess they stopped doing it.
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+1 Downloaded source tar.gz and source zip. Checked asc/md5/sha were correct. Compared tar.gz and zip contents (found some non-blocker anomalies). Built on windows xp with MS VS 2003 Pro. All tests run with a few non- regression failures. Built on linux debian/testing. All tests run with a few non-regression failures. Ran build/test using etch/x86. Ran build/test using etch/x86_64. Built debian packages on etch/x86 and tested them. Built debian packages on etch/x86_64 and tested them. Tested eclipse with the x86_64 debian packages - still crashes on exit but it did that on m11 too. Regards, Mark. In message <email@example.com>, Tim Ellison writes: > > I have created a signed source archive for revision r885602 and made it > available at: > > http://people.apache.org/builds/harmony/snapshots/r885602/ > > Please test these artifacts and then vote for declaring these source > archives as Milestone 12, and opening up the code [1] for general > development once again. > > This vote will be open for at least three days, or until all binding > votes have been cast (if earlier). > > If the vote is successful, binary builds from that level will be made > available on the download page, as usual. > > Regards, > Tim > > [1] drlvm/trunk and the java6 branches of classlib and jdktools will > remain frozen until we test and vote on 6.0M1 >
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The idea just popped into my head today - really, I've got too much weird stuff on my mind as of late.
Anyway, a short kiddie fanfiction - enjoy!
Disclaimer: Sadly, no, I don't own a thing.
Little Rescues
by Black Lizard
Heavy rain was splattering against the windows from outside and although faint, the howling of the storm was unmistakable. The bedchamber, only illuminated by a lonely candle on the nightstand, seemed unusually large in the flickering light which cast weird black shapes on the floor. Right beyond the margins of this semi-bright orb of light, however, the shadows lurked and the creatures looming within.
Another flash of lightning accompanied by rumbling thunder made the little girl yelp in surprise and hide deeper under the blankets. Still she could not help but peek out from underneath, afraid that if she looked the other way the monsters might come and take her.
She had no idea what time of the night it was, but the memory of the maid who had taken her to bed and reassured her that there was nothing to fear, seemed already distant. It was steadily fading while the darkness around grew ever thicker. It must have been hours ago, and she should be asleep, yet there was no way she could find any rest.
Her eyes wandered through the shadows, squinting in the vain effort to make out the shapes inside. Things that were so familiar in daylight took on distorted forms in her imagination, and the noises from outside only supported this perception.
Suddenly her fidgeting on the bed died and she froze in her movements, as the candle flickered dangerously. Instantly her wide eyes searched the comforting source of light and horrified she noticed how low it had already burnt. Soon she would be left all alone in the dark.
While the next burst of light from outside indicated that the tempest was not about to subside within the candle's short lifespan, she bit back a sob and gathered all her courage.
Carefully she crawled out from under the covers, tiptoed to the dying candle and clutched it securely in her small hands. She was determined not to let the monsters get her.
As quickly as she could, careful not to spill any wax and accelerate the candle's death, she crossed the distance to the door and reached for the knob. She was a little irritated by the sweat on her hands, which clearly betrayed her fear; but the thought was immediately lost as the door opened and warm torchlight flooded in from the hall.
With one last, cautious look at the shadows and the lightly swaying curtains, she stepped outside and closed the door to keep them in.
Satisfied with her achievement she found herself alone in the hallway; a little girl that appeared lost in the vast mansion. What should she do now?
Going back was not an option. The shadow-creatures were still waiting for her. But where else could she go?
Lighting struck beyond the windows and she unconsciously jumped, and the roaring thunder which followed made her decide instantly. She had already wandered down the stairs to the next floor when she realised where her feet were leading her.
At once she halted and listened. The rumble of the storm was not the only sound any longer as she could make out voices somewhere down the hall. But she paid them no mind and continued decidedly towards her destination.
When she finally reached the respective door she ended up hesitating, though. What was she going to say that did not sound completely embarrassing? So she just stood there, one hand raised to knock yet motionless, her face scrunched up in thought.
"My my, what could Milady be doing here at this hour?"
She squeaked and whirled around to see Break, who was looking at her as though he was actually wondering.
Automatically she straightened and took a deep breath: "I... I couldn't find one of the other servants, so... so I came here."
He arched his visible eyebrow up, but he would not have been the Break she knew, if he would not have gone along with her words: "I'm flattered Milady thought of me in this case. How may I be at your service~?" He smiled slightly and indicated a bow which almost seemed to mock her.
Her fear forgotten momentarily, she frowned at him and retorted stubbornly: "Don't laugh like that! You're making fun of me!" For a second she had the urge to stomp her foot, but she became conscious that this would not emphasize how serious she was; it would rather make her appearance, in nightgown and barefoot, even more forlorn. Thus she declared confidently: "I'm serious!"
Break took a tiny step backwards, put his hand to his mouth and answered innocently: "I'd never do something vile like this to Milady! How terrible you'd think of me that way!"
Naturally she was not foolish enough to fall for his farce, and she truly intended to scold him again, however the next boom of thunder made her wince involuntarily.
Something in Break's eye changed when he noticed her reaction and she felt her cheeks burn in embarrassment. Even though his smile did not waver and he nodded wisely. "I see, that really is a problem! How careless to leave Milady without spare-candles in such a night. Worry not, Lady Sharon, I'll take care of it."
Before she could object, he had gently taken the candleholder, swiftly stepped around her and entered the room. She was so baffled by his reaction that her mind only caught up with her when he returned and presented her a new, by now also burning, candle.
"All settled now, so I guess it's time for the young mistress to return to bed, or we'll both get scolded."
Something inside of her wanted to scream at him that this was not the real problem, yet the words stuck in her throat. In the end she simply latched onto his free hand and vigorously shook her head. "I don't want to go back!"
Yet Break only took her hand into his larger one and smiled: "Now now, those faces tonight don't suit a lady like yourself. May I escort the mistress back to her room and ensure no harm comes to her?"
"You'll have to! I won't go alone, so I tell you to!"
Her command apparently sounded more amusing than stern, because his smile widened and he led her all the way back through the empty hallways. But Sharon could not have cared less about the sleepiness which had seeped into her voice and her heavy eyelids threatening to drop every moment.
Strangely, she thought tiredly, how she could feel this comfortable despite the howling storm. Just seconds ago she had been afraid; nevertheless all the terror had vanished in Break's reassuring presence. She did not even look where exactly they were going, all the while simply holding on tightly to his warm hand. No, he would not lead her anywhere dangerous.
This time as she looked around her bedroom the candle did not cast a lot more light than the previous one. Yet the shadows remained nothing but meaningless shadows. There were no monsters to fear, not as long as big brother was here. Without being bothered by the darkness and the tempest outside, she slipped back under the covers and turned to look at Break.
He presently set the candle down on the nightstand, returned her glance and said, before he turned towards the door: "Sleep well, Milady."
Her fist clenched into the pillow: "Don't leave! I order you to stay!" In a barely audible whisper she added: "They'll come back when you're gone."
She was too little and too sleepy to detect the look of sadness etched onto his face for a heartbeat, before he quickly covered it up. With a shrug he plopped down on the chaise in front of the table and folded his hands behind his head.
"How bossy! In that case I may advise you do sleep well, so at least one of us does." However his expression was a lot softer than his words indicated. Sharon simply nodded and snuggled deeper into the warmth of the bed. Knowing him near, nothing could keep her from peaceful slumber. No matter what, she knew he would be there to protect her.
Just before she drifted off into a dream she recalled how to describe the sensation whenever she war around him: She felt safe.


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Asako Yoshitake was the gunso who commanded the guard of the armory at Kyuden Asako in 1160[1]
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As demonstrated by my recent blog posts, here at Engine Creative we are getting into the spirit of all things British and have created the official website for Gary Barlow and his Commonwealth Band. The unique band released their charity single and album 'Sing' to coincide with the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations this June, taking a double Official Chart victory by securing a Number 1 in both the singles and albums chart. In addition 'Sing' also became the biggest selling Number 1 of the year so far with 142,000 sales since the momentous Jubilee Concert, earning Gary Barlow a coveted Official Number 1 Award from the Official Charts Company.
The Commonwealth Band are the brainchild of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Gary Barlow who have travelled Commonwealth countries including Australia, Jamaica and Kenya to construct a truly amazing choir to feature on the "Sing" track. The track also lends British support from Gareth Malone and his Military Wives Choir who take 'Sing's' lead vocals.
The website allows visitors to meet Commonwealth Band members, along with the chance to hear snippets from the single and there's also an area where visitors can download the lyrics to sing along with the band in true Jubilee street party style.
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A/N: I've been working on this one for a while with the planning process and all. I have what I want for this story all written down in an idea form, but it's just the matter of writing it! This is a hard thing for me to write as it is in third person, present tense. If you catch any mistakes do not hesitate to tell me. I'm also open to suggestions on this!
"And back to these cold, shitty nights in Portland,"- Jonny Craig, Children of Divorce
He sits back and watches the birds pass by through the window at dusk. His chair, wooden and worn, squeaks at the pressure he puts on it. His cigarette is burning, wasting, as the time passes. The V formation of the geese finally leaves from his line of vision. With nothing to watch as his smoke turns to ash, he gets back up off of the chair and leans against the widow. It's open, letting the night's wind blow the curtain inwards. He lets the smoke ventilate out of his apartment; he lets himself loose more of her. He breathes in the outdoors, welcoming a new scent rather than her hand-rolled smokes that he'd been sucking down all day. Even then, the smoke is still there, an overwhelming scent that makes it impossible to get pure air.
Nothing is pure anymore.
From the third floor of his apartment, he watches the cars pass by. Another distraction, like the birds. Except this distraction doesn't leave him; Portland's traffic is constant, never ending. It's the only thing that withholds continuity in Edward Masen's life.
She loved the Spring, she loved the traffic that came with it. She liked watching the college kids walk the streets at midnight, going from one dive bar to another. She liked the smoke that rose from three stories below.
Everything reminds him of her, of Tanya. In their flat, the grocery store. The apartment is only his now, not theirs. He can see that from her boxes that line the yellowed walls, stacked on top of each other. The movers were supposed to be there an hour ago to keep them safely hidden in storage. The night move was cheaper than the day's. His first month was free.
The first week after her death, he decided that Tanya's belongings would only make his grief worse. The close reminders of her sickens him; the feeling sinks to his stomach, lurching it. He is going to be sick just by thinking about her broken body.
He sets the remaining bit of his cigarette on the window sill and runs to the bathroom. His toilet is just as sick as he. The yellowness of the toilet makes him gag more until his lunch sprouts up from his throat. He wipes his mouth and breathes in the scent of vomit and smoke.
Not just Tanya's last rolled cigarettes, but the smell of drywall being licked by flames. The smell of cardboard boxes turning into ash so much like his cigarettes. He then gets a whiff of the gasoline and the rancidness that comes with it.
He covers his mouth with a wet towel from his hamper and takes a step into the billowing fire. The bathroom's door is already charred he notices. Fire spread too quick for it to be natural. All it needed was a spark. This realization made him move faster. He maneuvers to the front door speedily, trying not to inhale the smoke. That door is charred, too. The fire has already consumed half of his small apartment and is making its way to his bedroom.
The touch of the doorknob is hot and burns his hand. He takes the risk of breathing in smoke and uses his towel as a shield to open the door. It still seers his skin, inflaming it. He manages opening it and then fall into the hallway. He wants to scream, to call for help. He wants someone to go back in there for him and grab her things. Anything. But he can't- his eyes are irritated, head is pounding. He coughs and the act seethes his throat. He's drained of all energy, his hand is throbbing from the burn.
The smoke is now seeping from the door, carrying itself down the hall. He waits to see red light flicker in the distance, then a loud ringing that usually trails behind it, but it doesn't sound. He hears pounding on the door, then the creaks of them opening. And yelling, calling for lovers, family to leave their home.
"Edward!" his name is called by a familiar voice. He wants to respond, to say something, but all that comes out is a soft moan. He hears footsteps getting closer, and then feels a rough hand on his arm.
He is being dragged down the hallway by the man who he identifies as Jasper. Jasper, his newest neighbor. Jasper who's going to be pissed that he is burning down the building.
They have reached the stairs crowded with lost tenants. Jasper pulls Edward to his feet and rushes everyone outside to the ground level. Jasper's firefighting skills work, they are all safe out in the cold, breezy weather. The blaring sirens don't help his headache; the tears that fall from his neighbors don't help his guilt. He's thankful for the person who called the Fire Department since his phone is right by that blackened window sill, melting in the flames. Another mistake, another thing to face.
He hates this. He hates himself, he hates that he lost Tanya to his own stupidity. He hates that he's lost everything now, that the left the door unlocked to vomit. That someone came inside the apartment and violated his depressing sanctuary with gaseous fumes.
Was that person here now? Was this some kind of sick revenge or a pleasant repetition of Tanya's death? He looks around, staring intently into each victim's eyes. He eyes set on a pair of deep brown eyes. The face that matches them is in horror. Her home has been destroyed because of him, why would it not be in horror?
The ambulance has pulled onto the curb. The EMT yells out, asking if anyone is hurt. There are heads that shake, some who moan. A hand goes up, but it isn't his. He's standing there, bathing in his own misery.
Her voice rings out, calling the EMT over to her by his first name. She points at Edward, pulling the worker as she walks towards him. He recognizes the man's face. He has seen him many times before now; that was when he volunteered with his stepfather before he discovered the addiction.
"Billy," she says, voice like crystal in this chaos. "is Charlie coming?"
"No. Sorry, Bella. There was a call before we left; the department must have sent him off." She nods and Billy turns his attention on treating Edward. "Mr. Cullen, can you tell me what's wrong with you today?"
He is professional, too professional. Edward wants more than anything to throw him off, for him to stop treating him with respect. He's done a horrible thing and all they can do is ignore it!
"Masen." he corrects with a raspy throat. The pain comes again and he throws his stinging hand to his neck, looking for relief. He drops it in disappointment and in pain; Edward's hand hurts more from moving it.
The medic tenderly touches his hand and declares it to be a second degree burn. He guides Edward to the back of an ambulance, the brown-eyed girl trailing along. She stops at the entrance, wondering if it would be okay to go inside. These spring nights are cool from this morning's rain and she didn't grab her jacket when fleeing, he notices. She looks up at him, asking without speaking. Edwards sits up onto the small bed inside the vehicle and says that it's fine for her to come in.
He watches her stumble her way over to the gray, uncomfortable looking passenger's bench. Her cheeks turn to fire when she makes a loud noise by hitting her elbow on the wall. Carlisle's ex-medical partner is washing his hands over the sink, chuckling at her clumsiness.
He studies her face, it's contorting while in deep thought. She's lost in her own world.


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Ancient Mesopotamian Cat God Figurine
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A cat figurine sat alonside four similar items in the store room below the library of Barnett College's museum. The artifact was thought to be an Ancient Mesopotamian Cat God Figurine, but in fact turned out to be a fake.
Indiana Jones came across the figurine in his search for a horned statue.
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Hogan Lovells has announced that it has opened an office in São Paulo, Brazil — its second in Brazil, with one already in Rio de Janeiro.
As in Rio de Janeiro, the São Paulo office will operate as a foreign legal consultancy, offering international legal capabilities to Brazilian and non-Brazilian companies and financial institutions that are entering or already doing business throughout Brazil and the rest of Latin America, as well as Brazilian companies that are going abroad.
Adding to the growth of Hogan Lovells' Brazil practice is the addition of Isabel Costa Carvalho, who joins the firm as a partner resident in São Paulo.
Costa Carvalho was formerly at Clifford Chance, where she spent more than two decades in the capital markets practice, a group she led in Brazil since 2007.
She advises on international capital markets transactions, including having served as counsel in more than 50 initial public offerings and a variety of debt transactions.


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"ATCHOO!" I sneezed, sniffling a few times. I groaned and felt very cold. I sneezed again, and mom came running into my room.
"You okay?" she asked.
"Yeah," I responded, and then sneeze again. She put her hand on my forehead, and tells me to stay in bed. She went away and came back with another blanket. "I'm going to call the school. You aren't going today," she said, which is fine with me. After she left, I drifted off again.


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Apartment in Duingt, Annecy, Haute Savoie, French Alps - The French Refer to this Type of Property as "Pieds Dans L'eau" Literally Meaning Feet in the Water!
This spacious two bedroom apartment, overlooks Lake Annecy. It is set in it's own private grounds with a small lawn and private access to the Lake. It has two adult bicycles, to use on the nearby cycle lane. The village of Duingt and the bakery is a five minute walk away. There are also restaurants and a cafe in Duingt. Les Libellules is also a short walk to the jetty for the boat taxi that goes around the lake in the Summer months. This is also a convenient way to travel into the town of Annecy. You can swim in Lake Annecy from the private area in front of the apartment. There are steps leading down into the lake, which is very clean and beautiful to swim in. The cycle lane has been built on an old railway line and stretches from Annecy old town down to Marlens which is some 40 kilometres. The cycle path is generally flat but can be quite busy in the Summer months. There are pedalos and motor boats nearby for hire in the Summer months.
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Lovely apartment by the lake.
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About Ann & Peter Fitzpatrick
Ann and Peter reside in Tunbridge Wells in Kent, but where originally from Lancashire. They have two adult children and two dogs. Both work but try to spend as much time as possible in both the Savoie and Haute Savoie. The family are keen skiers.
Ann & Peter Fitzpatrick purchased this apartment in 2008
Why Ann & Peter Fitzpatrick chose Annecy - Lake Annecy area
We have spent many journeys travelling from Geneva Airport to the ski resorts beyond Albertville and used to pass the deserted Les Libellules Hotel. In 2007 we decided we would like to buy a property in Annecy and were amazed to find that we could afford to purchase this apartment. We looked at many properties but the view of the lake drew us back to this one. We enjoy this property very much, the height of the lounge ceiling gives an airey spacious feel to the place. The cycle path nearby is an added bonus.
What makes this apartment unique
The location on the lake is stunning. We believe that this is the only apartment block literally situated on the lake. The nearby cycle path is a great way to get around the area and we use the bikes to get to the local restaurants via the cycle path. It is hard to describe the clean, fresh feeling of this location. The sunny mornings with the lake flat calm is great to experience. The local bakery has a speciality bread called "Bucheron" which translates as woodcutter. It is a dark brown malty bread with nuts and is fantastic - watch though as eat this with butter and the pounds pile on !
16 Reviews
4.7/5 -
(16 traveller reviews)
Lovely apartment by the lake.
Les Libellules is such a lovely place to stay! The view of the lake through the big picture windows is excellent and there is a large balcony. We found the apartment perfect for 4 but 6 could fit without it feeling crowded - it is spacious, well equipped and with the wifi "essential" to young adults these days. Beautiful high ceilings add a sense of history to this building, which must have been a lovely hotel in the past. Our favourite things were swimming in the gorgeous water of the lake, the cycle path and visiting Annecy. We needed to chill this Summer and didn't want to leave! I can't imagine anyone not enjoying staying here - and I can be quite fussy!
My wife, 2 daughters and I thoroughly enjoyed our time on Lake Annecy. The apartment was wonderfully well-equipped, nicely decorated and the kitchen beautifully appointed for one so small. The view of the lake at all times was something to treasure and the close proximity to the cycle path meant it wasn't always necessary to tackle the extremely busy roads alongside the lake.
I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this property to anyone wishing to explore Lake Annecy and the stunning countryside that surrounds it.
A wonderful apartment with the most spectacular view
We had a most wonderful stay in this apartment. The view was absolutely stunning and it was easy to have a swim in the lake. The apartment is really lovely with big windows and a balcony. It felt like home from home with nice details, making it really comfortable and it is so well equipped.
We loved the proximity to the cycle paths and took advantage of the easier and really challenging cycle route in the area including col de la Forclaz which features in the Tour de France.
The apartment is close to a busy road which gives good access but it is worth knowing it is there. Rather than driving we much preferred cycling and taking the boat once we were parked up, this felt a more civilised way to get to Annecy or to go out for dinner.
We hope we can return to this wonderful place in the future. Thank you for a wonderful stay.
Relaxing stay
We had a very enjoyable and relaxing stay at the appartment, it was great just to be able to go down and swim in the lake. The appartment itself was comfortable and well furnished and Duingt was just a very short walk where there is a a bar and bakery. Plenty of restaurants just a short cycle ride away.
Great location with Stunning views
We had never been to this part of France before and were looking for something well located to use as a base to get around, this lovely apartment gave us that. This well appointed apartment has everything you need to make your stay enjoyable. The description on the web site describes it to a tea and we were not disappointed in the least. Peter and Ann were easy to deal with, gave us loads of local information and our security deposit was refunded promptly when we got home.
There is a cycle path very close to the apartment which allows you to cycle easily all the way to Annecy in no time at all, and there are plenty of restaurants and places to stop if you want to take your time. We used the bikes provided by the owners, which were of reasonable quality so no need to rent. My husband is a very keen cyclist and even used the bikes to cycle up to the Col de la Forclaz.
The garden at the apartment although quite small, is ideal for relaxing and swimming and no need to fight for a space on the other local public "beaches". here are wonderful views of the mountains and Talloires on the opposite side of the lake, (well worth a visit).
The local town is fairly small but very beautiful with plenty of local walks up the local hills. There are only a couple of restaurants, but the bakery is absolutely fab, and only a 5 minute walk away.
The only minor draw back is the road noise which during "rush hours", (if you can call it that!), can be quite noisy. However, that said it did not spoil our stay, as you are able to switch of to it quite easily and you cannot hear it at all from inside the apartment.
All in all we had a lovely stay and we enjoyed the local area and would definitely return to this beautiful region in the future.
Chill Out
A great place to chill out - just sitting on the balcony looking at the lake and mountains is so relaxing. All the amenities in the apartment that you could need and plenty of activities in the area should you wish to take advantage of them. The road may be busy but we live on a bust road so it was no problem.
From the Owner
"We have spent many journeys travelling from Geneva Airport to the ski resorts beyond Albertville and used to pass the deserted Les Libellules Hotel. In 2007 we decided we would like to buy a property in Annecy and were amazed to find that we could afford to purchase this apartment. We looked at many properties but the view of the lake drew us back to this one. We enjoy this property very much, the height of the lounge ceiling gives an airey spacious feel to the place. The cycle path nearby is an added bonus."
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
There is a booklet detailing local walks, which is left in the apartment for guests use.
There are beaches nearby at St Jorioz and Sevrier, which you can get to by car, or using the bikes that come with the apartment. In the village of Duingt there is a lawned area by the lake that has a gradually shelving swim area into the lake.
The nearest airport is Geneva which is an hours drive by car depending on traffic. The apartment is on a bus route going from Annecy to Albertville.
Duingt is a five minute walk away. Annecy is 11 kilometres away.
Further Details:
The village of Duingt and the bakery is a five minute walk away. There are also restaurants, a tabac and a cafe in Duingt. The nearest supermarket is a 5 minute drive away at St Jorioz or a 15-20 minute cycle ride.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
May BH
25 May 2017 - 27 May 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
May BH Week
28 May 2017 - 2 Jun 2017
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
3 Jun 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
1 Jul 2017 - 21 Jul 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
High Season
22 Jul 2017 - 1 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Early September
2 Sep 2017 - 15 Sep 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
end of season
16 Sep 2017 - 29 Sep 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
|Stay tax
|£0.70 per night, per person. This amount will be due to the owner upon arrival. Does not apply to children under 18 years.
Booking Notes:
The payment can be made by Bank transfer. A deposit of 25% is required upon booking with the balance to be paid no later than 8 weeks before the start of the rental period. A security deposit of £500 is required which will be refunded assuming there is no damage. Hand towels only are included but you can hire towels separately from the Housekeeper, for which there is a charge.
Changeover Day:
The changeover day is Saturday. Arrivals between 4 and 8pm, departures by 10am. Arrivals outside of this time are by special arrangement and may incur an additional charge. The beds are made up for your arrival.
Notes on prices:
Prices are for the property per week in UK Pounds.
Other periods/longer lets - upon request. Rentals of more than two weeks are subject to a discount from the weekly prices of 10%.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"The location on the lake is stunning. We believe that this is the only apartment block literally situated on the lake. The nearby cycle path is a great way to get around the area and we use the bikes to get to the local restaurants via the cycle path. It is hard to describe the clean, fresh feeling of this location. The sunny mornings with the lake flat calm is great to experience. The local bakery has a speciality bread called "Bucheron" which translates as woodcutter. It is a dark brown malty bread with nuts and is fantastic - watch though as eat this with butter and the pounds pile on !"
Property Type
- apartment
- Family
- Sports & Activities
- Lift ...
- Fireplace ...
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet ...
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Washing Machine ...
- Dishes & Utensils ...
- Dishwasher ...
- Freezer ...
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven ...
- Pantry Items ...
- Refrigerator ...
- Hob ...
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books ...
- DVD Player ...
- Games ...
- Television ...
- Toys ...
- Video Library ...
- wheelchair inaccessible ...
Location Type
- lake
- mountain
- rural
- village
- waterfront
- forests
- restaurants
- waterfalls
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- horse riding
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- paragliding
- pier fishing
- sailing
- caving
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- wind-surfing
Floor Area
- 93 m²
- Toilet 1 - Toilet, Another Toilet situated off the lounge area with hand basin
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath with Shower, Shower Enclosure, Two sinks, bath with shower attachment and a shower cubicle
- The bathroom has a bath and separate shower with two hand basins, washing machine and heated towel rail. There is a separate toilet with handbasin next to the bathroom. There is also a separate WC and handbasin, just off from the lounge area.
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Cot
- Bedroom 2
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 4/6 (2 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom 1 has a double bed (140cms), a built in wardrobe with drawers and a dressing table. Bedroom 2 has two single (90cms) beds, a built in wardrobe with drawers. There is also a double/single futon on the balcony area overlooking the lounge area. There is an electric fan that can be used in each bedroom.
- Balcony ...
- Bicycles ...
- Golf ...
- Garden ...
- Barbecue ...
- Tennis ...
- Water Sports Gear ...
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- children welcome ...
- Small print or not so small! Please note the apartment and the balcony is on the main road by the lake so there is road noise, hence the reduction in the price from other similar properties. The curved staircase within the apartment is quite steep and narrow, so may not be suitable for young children or adults who are not too sure on their feet. Please note that my mother who is arthritic and over eighty managed the stairs well. The second floor is only 6ft 3 high, so mind your head if you are tall! The bedrooms look out over the road towards the cycle path. You can also hire from the housekeeper 1 bath sheet and 1 towel for 7 euros per week. Please let us know if you require this. Outside: The balcony has metal railings, that have horizontal rails, so please note for those who have very young children. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: The bed linen is changed once per week. Hand towels ONLY are included. It is the client's responsibility to leave the apartment clean, NB if this is not the case then the cost of the additional cleaning will be deducted from the security deposit


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Allamanda Laguna Phuket Accommodation & Rooms
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 115 guestrooms
- 2 outdoor pools
- Breakfast available
- Room service
- Beach umbrellas
- Airport pick-up service
- In-room childcare
- Air conditioning
- Garden
- Laundry service
- Limited hour front desk
- Kayaking
Feel at home
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Children's pool
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
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- In Laguna
- Laguna Phuket Golf Club (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Layan Beach (3 mi / 4.9 km)
- Surin Beach (4.1 mi / 6.7 km)
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Allamanda Laguna Phuket Accommodation & Rooms
Hotel Info: 0800 991 333from ZAR 508
- Superior Room
- Junior Suite, 1 Bedroom
- 2 Bedroom Family
- Allamanda Room
- One Bedroom Deluxe
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 115 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-5 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Airport shuttle service is available on request. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
Required at check in
- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- One child (10 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No cribs (infant beds)
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free nearby parking
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In the hotel
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities (surcharge)
- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Beach umbrellas
- Beach towels
- Number of outdoor pools - 2
- Children's pool
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Kayaking on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Year Built 1993
- Garden
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Espresso maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Separate living room
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Free bottled water
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 72 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A 1 percent city/local tax will be charged
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of THB 1500.00 per vehicle
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Good 3.9 /5 from 40 reviews
Spacious, good golf course view. Real value for money.
I enjoyed my stay. The room was big and spacious and the kitchen was clean. It is one massive resort and the Lobby is NOT easy to find. The service and staff are great once you do find them. Over all, I would not stay here again unless I was traveling in a group. Laguna is a very remote part of town and overly expensive compared to other areas. I prefer seeing more people but nothing crowded. Just wasn't much to explore in the Area. You can see my Instagram @OysterWilds for pictures of the property
I enjoyed my stay. The room was big and spacious and the kitchen was clean. It is one massive resort and the Lobby is NOT easy to find. The service and staff are great once you do find them. Over all, I would not stay here again unless I was traveling in a group. Laguna is a very remote part of town and overly expensive compared to other areas. I prefer seeing more people but nothing crowded. Just wasn't much to explore in the Area. You can see my Instagram @OysterWilds for pictures of the property
stay was great, gd security,great place, gd for relaxing
Room Great value for $. But Far from Beach. Breakfast was in a resort that was a 10 minute walk away.
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With the Athletics losing 7-5 to the Mariners, the Red Sox have clinched the best record in the AL and thus home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. The AL beat the NL in the All-Star Game to clinch home-field advantage in the World Series.
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The Ties That Bind - Teamwork (1 of 4) by Steve Jones
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Series: The Ties That Bind
Steve Jones
I Corinthians 12
INTRODUCTION: In Florida, the Estero High football staff gathered in head coach Rich Dombroski's office late Friday (10.10.8), almost in stunned silence. Earlier that night, Estero lost to Naples High by 13. Not by 13 points' by 13 touchdowns. That's right: Naples 91, Estero 0. After the one-sided affair, the Estero defensive line coach said "Hey, I didn't even know 91 was a multiple of seven." With that, the coaches all got a much-needed laugh. The Naples coach Bill Kramer-the man on the winning end- ran only 31 plays and he kept most of his best players on the sideline-for the entire game in some cases. The schools aren't far off in size but the pedigree of the football programs couldn't be more different. Estero is rebuilding from the lowest level, with their coach in his first year at the school and having inherited a program that had simply crumbled. Naples, on the other hand, is the reigning state Class 3A champion, and a contender to win the title again. Dombroski isn't blaming Naples. He said "Naples did absolutely nothing wrong. We just didn't do anything right." Dombroski knew when he took the Estero job that there would be days like Friday, but he said the 91-0 thumping might help him turn the program around. "We won't forget this. I won't forget this," said Dombroski. "Our team might not be winning or might not be on top right now, but we all have to do the best we can do. We can't forget that." And so, they were back to work, which they'll need. This week, Estero plays Cape Coral-a team that nearly beat Naples.
Today I want to talk about teamwork. I'm beginning a new sermon series out of I Corinthians that I've entitled "The Ties That Bind." Paul wrote this letter to a Corinthian church that was divided, discouraged and demoralized. Like the High School team that lost 91 to nothing, the Corinthian church needed rebuilding from the bottom up. We' ...
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This beautiful hotel is located on a quiet stretch of private beach, in Nassau, close to spots such as Cable Beach, famous for its powder-white sand, and Cable Beach Golf Club. Other points of interest include Atlantis Aquarium and Fort Fincastle. It is accessible from the Nassau International Airport and lays just 8km from downtown, where guests can enjoy an afternoon of shopping or discover local food. If preferred, guests may stay in the hotel complex where they can enjoy all type of facilities.
Room Facilities:
Direct dial telephone
Satellite cable TV
Tea Coffee
Iron and board
Central airconditioned
Wheelchair accessible
Disabled bathroom