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Code Generation Tools FAQ
- 1 Q: What are the best compiler build options?
- 2 Q: What can I do about the linker taking so long?
- 3 Q: I want to ensure priority ordering of sections across chips with different internal memory sizes with 1 command file
- 4 Q: Why do I need –w link flag?
- 5 Q: Please explain the trampolines section of the linker map file
- 6 Q: When using inline assembly instructions on the TI C compiler, why does the code break at run-time?
- 7 Q: What standards does the TI compiler adhere to?
- 8 Q: We wish to comply with an Industry Standard XX to justify safety or industry specific requirements for the tools we use. Is there a validation report or certificate available for the compiler? (XX= IEC61508; TÜV; MISRA-C, etc)
- 9 Q: Share C headers between C and assembly code
- 10 Q: How to resolve error "remark #562-D: "typeid" is reserved for future use as a keyword , error #20: identifier "typeid" is undefined"
- 11 Q: When compiling my project I get the following error message, "undefined symbol: _strasgi. Error: symbol referencing errors- 'user.out' not built". How can I fix it?
- 12 Q: How to reduce code size with –ms option?
- 13 Q: I'm using an older compiler to link in a library built with a newer compiler and I get an error message from the linker similar to: ">> error: illegal relocation type 050002 found in section .debug_something, file filename". What's wrong, and what can I do about it?
- 14 Q:Can I split my .bss section into two different memories while building a library so that I can keep the non-time critical code on external memory?
- 15 Q: what is the sequence order of memory loads / stores when the compiler schedules them in parallel in the same execute packet?
- 16 Q: Does the TI compiler support variadic macros?
- 17 Q: I am porting my C project to C++ and the compiler does not recognize the _nassert keyword
- 18 Q: How can I get the linker to place a piece of code or data so that it comes before all the rest?
- 19 Q: How can I generate a list of the compiler predefined macros?
- 20 Q: Is there a compiler predefined macro that I can use to detect that it is a TI compiler?
- 21 Q: What does linker error "Tag_Memory_Model attribute value of "1" that is different than one previously seen ("2"); combining incompatible files" mean?
- 22 Q: Why doesn't __attribute__((used)) keep my variable?
Q: What are the best compiler build options?[edit]
- C28x Recommended Compiler Options
- C6000 Compiler: Recommended Compiler Options
- C5500 Compiler: Recommended Compiler Options
Q: What can I do about the linker taking so long?[edit]
See Linker Runs Too Long .
Q: I want to ensure priority ordering of sections across chips with different internal memory sizes with 1 command file[edit]
You may have a situation as follows:
Device 1 has 64kb of fast internal memory and Device 2 has 128kb. You then have 4 key code sections:
- .text:_a : 20kb
- .text:_b : 30kb
- .text:_c : 20kb
- .text:_d : 10kb
Assume the fast internal memory is named IRAM and the slower external memory is named SDRAM.
Assume that .text:_a is most important to be placed in IRAM (eg most MIPS intensive), followed by .text:_b etc. You want to have 1 .cmd file which works across the 2 devices. On device 1, you want .text:_a and .text:_b to be placed in IRAM but can accept it if c and d are allocated in SDRAM. On device 2 you want all .text subsections to be allocated in IRAM.
This can be achieved by doing:
GROUP: { .text:_a .text:_b .text:_c .text:_d } >> IRAM | SDRAM
This tells the linker:
- group the sections as per order I listed them in. The GROUP directive is the only directive in the linker to force ordering. Simply listing sections does not guarantee that the linker will allocate them in the order you desire. In fact the linker typically allocates the largest sections first in an effort to minimize potential memory map holes.
- Automatically Split the output sections between the non-contiguous Memory ranges IRAM and SDRAM. The >> directive indicates that the contents of the GROUP can be split between IRAM and SDRAM. For example, when the linker encounters .text:_c a 20kb section it realizes it cannot fit this section in IRAM on Device 1. Hence it skips it, and tries to find a smaller section that can such as .text:_d. On Device 2, there's adequate room for subsections a thru d hence they all get placed sequentially as per GROUP rules. On Device 1, .text_c will be placed in SDRAM by the linker since it can fit there.
Note that if you simply do:
.text:_a >> IRAM | SDRAM .text:_b >> IRAM | SDRAM .text:_c >> IRAM | SDRAM .text:_d >> IRAM | SDRAM
then this handles the section splitting but does not guarantee the ordering. Hence some of the most MIPS-intensive functions may get allocated to SDRAM.
And, if you simply do:
GROUP: { .text:_a .text:_b .text:_c .text:_d } > IRAM
then you can't have 1 command file for the 2 devices. You would need a different one for Device 1 since all of these sections wont fit in the 64k IRAM.
Q: Why do I need –w link flag?[edit]
The linker has a flag –w which is defined to "Warn if an unspecified output section is created". Hence, if you do e.g. in assembly
.sect ".mysect"
or in C
#pragma CODE_SECTION(myFunc, ".mysect")
then such a section is not one of the standard sections (e.g. .text, .bss etc) that the linker expects.
If you do not explicitly place such a section in your .cmd file, the linker will arbitrarily place it for you. This can cause nasty runtime problems. For example, cases have been observed where such user-defined sections have been placed in FLASH sections (but naturally they were not actually FLASH'd). As a result, the code breaks.
The solution is simple : always use the –w linker flag. It will show a warning when such sections have not been placed.
An alternative solution is to always use subsections e.g.
#pragma CODE_SECTION(myFunc, ".text:mysect")
however, this is not practical if you are consuming libraries written by other parties, which may have explicit user-defined sections.
Best is to always link with –w.
All project templates supplied with CCS use the linker -w flag.
Q: Please explain the trampolines section of the linker map file[edit]
Trampolines are automatically generated by the linker when a CALL instruction cannot reach it destination. More details are in the Assembly Language Tools User's Guide for your target. When they are generated, you may see entries in the linker map file similar to:
FAR CALL TRAMPOLINES callee addr tramp addr call addr call info −−−−−−−− −−−−−−−− −−−−−−−− −−−−−−−− −−−−−−−−− −−−−−−−−−−−−−−−− _func4 80000260 .T$0001 00008480 00006fe8 demo.obj (.text) _func5 80000200 .T$0002 000084a0 00006ff0 demo.obj (.text)
The column contents are as follows:
- callee – function called
- addr – address of callee
- tramp – automatically generated name for the trampoline
- addr – where the trampoline resides in memory
- call addr – list of addresses from which a call using the trampoline originates
- call info – the object file and input section that contain the originating call. If the object file is from a library, the name of the library is shown as well.
Q: When using inline assembly instructions on the TI C compiler, why does the code break at run-time?[edit]
The TI C compiler supports an asm() statement which allows developers to insert assembly code into C functions. The contents of an asm() statement are simply passed through to the assembly output. If the asm() code modifies registers required by the surrounding C code, data corruption will occur and the program will fail at run-time. Extreme caution is urged. Always check the assembly output to make sure your asm() statements are correct and maintain the integrity of the program.
Q: What standards does the TI compiler adhere to?[edit]
See TI Compilers and Industry Standards .
Q: We wish to comply with an Industry Standard XX to justify safety or industry specific requirements for the tools we use. Is there a validation report or certificate available for the compiler? (XX= IEC61508; TÜV; MISRA-C, etc)[edit]
See Compiler Qualification Kit .
The .cdecls directive allows programmers in mixed assembly and C/C++ environments to share C headers containing declarations and prototypes between the C and assembly code.
Single Line:
.cdecls [options,] "filename"[, "filename2"[,...]]
Multiple Lines:
.cdecls [options] %{ /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ /* C/C++ code - Typically a list of #includes and a few defines */ /*---------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/ %}
More information can be found in the Assembly Language Tools User's Guide for your device family.
Note: The .cdecls directive is not supported in C6000 linear assembly or C5500 mnemonic assembly.
Q: How to resolve error "remark #562-D: "typeid" is reserved for future use as a keyword , error #20: identifier "typeid" is undefined"[edit]
The built-in function typeid is a C++ language feature related to RTTI (runtime type identification). RTTI is supported in TI compilers, but it is not enabled by default. Enable RTTI by building with the option -rtti.
Q: When compiling my project I get the following error message, "undefined symbol: _strasgi. Error: symbol referencing errors- 'user.out' not built". How can I fix it?[edit]
This entry only applies to the C6000 compiler.
You must be linking an object module built with compiler version 6.0.X (or higher) with a runtime support (RTS) library from compiler version 5.1.X (or lower).
The function __strasgi is called by the compiler to perform structure assignment, and other similar memory copy operations. This is termed an "internal" RTS function because it is not called directly by the user. Floating point operations on fixed point devices are similarly performed with internal RTS functions. Starting with compiler release 6.0.1, the internal RTS function __strasg is replaced with __strasgi. Note the "i" at the end of the new function name; it stands for interruptible. The new __strasgi can be interrupted. The older __strasg cannot be interrupted.
It is most likely is brought into the build environment from some object library obtained elsewhere. Which means it was built elsewhere as well and when the build of vendor.obj occurred, a compiler version 6.0.X (or higher) was used. Such a build may place a call to __strasgi in the code. If that is the case, then that code has to be linked with a RTS library that has a definition of the __strasgi function. Libraries from compiler version 5.1.X (or older) do not have this function defined.
Two solutions exist. One: Upgrade from compiler version 5.1.X to 6.0.X (or later). Two: Change to using an older vendor library that was built with compiler version 5.1.X (or earlier).
Q: How to reduce code size with –ms option?[edit]
This discussion applies only to the C6000 compiler.
When using the -on option, you are telling the compiler to optimize your code. The higher the value of n, the more effort the compiler invests in optimizing your code. However, you might still need to tell the compiler what your optimization priorities are. By default, when -o2 or -o3 is specified, the compiler optimizes primarily for performance. (Under lower optimization levels, the priorities are compilation time and debugging ease.) You can adjust the priorities between performance and code size by using the code size flag -msn. The -ms0, -ms1, -ms2, and -ms3 options increasingly favor code size over performance.
It is recommended that a code size flag not be used with the most performance-critical code. Using -ms0 or -ms1 is recommended for all but the most performance-critical code. Using -ms2 or -ms3 is recommended for seldom-executed code. Either -ms2 or -ms3 should be used also if you need the minimum code size. In all cases, it is generally recommended that the code size flags be combined with -o2 or -o3. At lower levels of optimization, you may be trading more performance than necessary.
- If you use -ms with no code size level number specified, the option level defaults to -ms0.
Q: I'm using an older compiler to link in a library built with a newer compiler and I get an error message from the linker similar to: ">> error: illegal relocation type 050002 found in section .debug_something, file filename". What's wrong, and what can I do about it?[edit]
The object code in the library (or file) includes Dwarf debug information that the older linker cannot read. Dwarf is a new and improved way to encode debug information. Debug information is read by a debugger like Code Composer Studio (CCS). The format of the debug information changed between the compilers released with CCS 2.X and CCS 3.X. If you are seeing this message, you are doing the final build with a CCS 2.X compiler while using a library (or other object module) built with a CCS 3.X compiler.
The rest of this FAQ presumes a library is the source of the problem. If you have this problem with a single object file instead, then the problem is no different conceptually. But the details of how you address the problem change. The rest of this FAQ presumes you are dealing with a library. The adjustments when handling a file instead are straightforward.
Presuming you cannot update to the newer compiler, you have two options. One is to rebuild the library to not use Dwarf debug information. The other option is to strip the debug information out of the library.
Rebuild the Library:
These directions presume you are using a CCS 3.X compiler to rebuild the library. Build the library the same as before, but use an additional switch to change the format of the debug information. The compiler switch --symdebug:none turns off all debug information. The switch --symdebug:coff enables the old style Stabs (sometimes called COFF) debug information that the old compiler can read. Note using --symdebug:coff interferes with optimization.
Strip the Library:
This process removes all the debug information from the library. These directions use executables from the C5500 compiler toolset. If you are using a different toolset, replace the "55" with the abbreviation for your toolset. For instance, C6000 users should replace ar55 with ar6x.
The name of the example library is: mylib.lib.
- Copy the library to an empty directory
- Extract all the library members: ar55 -x mylib.lib
- Strip the debug information by applying strip55 to each .obj file in the directory: strip55 *.obj
- Delete the old library: del mylib.lib
- Rebuild the library: ar55 -r mylib.lib *.obj
Note you have to perform these steps each time you receive an update of the library.
Q:Can I split my .bss section into two different memories while building a library so that I can keep the non-time critical code on external memory?[edit]
You can use linker tricks to segregate critical code from libraries into separate sections so you can link them to internal memory instead of external memory. In terms of swapping code back and forth that is certainly doable.
If you are intending to do overlays then the linker supports the UNION directive which allows you to have two different pieces of code execute from same address (at different times) while being loaded to distinct addresses. You can also use the table feature of the linker to generate copy tables that can then be used by a C program to access the start and sizes of the different sections to swap them in and out of internal memory. The latest run time support library even has a copy table routine that supports this.
There is a secondary bootloading application note on C6000 devices that has example code and discussion of many of these topics.
Q: what is the sequence order of memory loads / stores when the compiler schedules them in parallel in the same execute packet?[edit]
This discussion is specific to C6000 devices.
This information is especially important when it is needed to have a specific sequence in the cpu writes / reads to external memory when interfaced to real HW, e.g. an FPGA or an external controller.
The load and store order rule is as follows:
-- For LD||ST, the LD goes before the ST. -- For LD||LD or ST||ST, the "T1" goes before the "T2."
T1/T2 is determined by which register file provides the data. (These are sometimes called "DA1" and "DA2".) The register file that provides the address is ignored, as is the position within the execute packet. This ordering applies to all C6000 family members.
Example 1:
[ A1] LDB .D2T2 *B4++(2),B5 ; Load Byte 2 || [ A1] LDB .D1T1 *+A9[A8],A9 ; Load Byte 3
The LDB into A9 goes before the LDB into B5.
Example 2:
[ A1] STB .D1T2 B5,*A5++(2) ; Store Byte 2 || [ A1] STB .D2T1 A9,*+B2[B1] ; Store Byte 3
The STB from A9 goes before the STB from B5.
This is in SPRU609 and SPRU610 (the cache documentation for C621x/C671x and C64x).
see http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/techdocsabstract.tsp?abstractName=spru610c
In SPRU610C, it's under "memory system policies," under "memory access ordering."
This information should also be added in the future release of SPRU732 and SPRU871.
Generally it is always best to use the keyword volatile for pointers related to memory mapped hw; volatile instructs the compiler to not reorder the sequence of instructions during compilation, when having some C code accessing memory locations (performing loads / stores)
Q: Does the TI compiler support variadic macros?[edit]
The TI compiler does not support variadic macros; it conforms to the ISO/ANSI C standard (C89), and variadic macros came with C99.
Still, depending on which target compiler and version, this should be supported through the tools' GCC language extensions.
These are enabled with the --gcc compile switch
Q: I am porting my C project to C++ and the compiler does not recognize the _nassert keyword[edit]
This would be expected, since _nassert in C++ is part of the standard namespace. The correct syntax is std::_nassert()
Eventually you could have your own wrapper functions or macros to have it defined in a compatible way between the two languages
Q: How can I get the linker to place a piece of code or data so that it comes before all the rest?[edit]
First, some terminology and concepts need to be established. You may be familiar with these ideas, but perhaps not by these names. Consider this simple linker command file fragment:
SECTIONS { output_section_1 : { /* first list of input sections */ } > MEMORY_RANGE_1 output_section_2 : { /* second list of input sections */ } > MEMORY_RANGE_1 ... }
The key relationships are:
- Input sections are combined together into an output section
- Output sections are allocated to memory ranges
Note that both output sections are going into the same memory range. Which one is allocated into that memory range first? The answer is at the end of this FAQ.
There are two kinds of ordering the linker does which must be understood:
- When input sections are combined into output sections, what order do they go in?
- When output sections are allocated to memory ranges, what order do they go in?
It is very important to understand that these orderings occur completely independent of each other.
For 1) if you use input section wild-card syntax like this
output_section_1 : { *(.text) } > MEMORY_RANGE_1
then the linker is free to order the input sections however it wants. It tries very hard to avoid holes between input sections, and to fill them when they occur. The same thing is true if you use this even shorter form:
.text > MEMORY_RANGE_1 /* Collects all .text input sections */
If you give the linker a specific order like this:
output_section_1 : { file1.obj(.text) file2.obj(.text) -lrts.lib<lib_file.obj>(.text) ... } > MEMORY_RANGE_1
then the linker will use that exact ordering.
You can combine those techniques together, like:
output_section_1 : { -lbios.lib<boot.obj>(.text) *(.text) } > MEMORY_RANGE_1
In this example, the .text section from the boot.obj member of the bios.lib library is placed in the output section first, followed by all the remaining .text input sections.
As to 2), when multiple output sections are allocated to the same memory range, as in the first example above, the linker is free to order them however it wants. It tries very hard to avoid holes between output sections, and to fill them whenever they occur. Larger sections tend to be placed first, but that is not guaranteed.
If you need output sections to go into a memory range in a specific order, use the GROUP directive. The first example above, rewritten to use GROUP, looks like this:
GROUP { output_section_1 : { /* first list of input sections */ } output_section_2 : { /* second list of input sections */ } } > MEMORY_RANGE_1
Now the linker guarantees that output_section_1 is allocated before output_section_2.
Q: How can I generate a list of the compiler predefined macros?[edit]
For the full list of pre-defined macros, compile the null C program ("void main(void) { }") with the -ppm option. This will produce the file <filename>.pp which contains the macro definitions of all the pre-defined macros. Or use the -ppm option on any source file. The resulting .pp file will contain the pre-defined and user defined macros.
Q: Is there a compiler predefined macro that I can use to detect that it is a TI compiler?[edit]
You can check for the macro __TI_COMPILER_VERSION__ to be defined. Please also refer to the FAQ on how to generate a list of other compiler predefined macros.
Note, there are more details on __TI_COMPILER_VERSION__ here.
Q: What does linker error "Tag_Memory_Model attribute value of "1" that is different than one previously seen ("2"); combining incompatible files" mean?[edit]
This means that the build is combining files with different memory models (small, large, huge) which the linker does not allow. Check the build options for all source files and libraries to make sure they are all built for the same memory model.
Q: Why doesn't __attribute__((used)) keep my variable?[edit]
The documentation for the GNU "used" attribute is sparse, and different compilers have chosen different interpretations. The TI compiler will carry a variable with the "used" attribute, but no true uses, through into the .obj file. However, when the linker discards unused sections, it will discard "used" variables contained in them as well.
To keep an unused variable or function into the final executable, use the RETAIN pragma (or the TI-specific "retain" attribute, available for TMS470, C2000, or MSP430 with compiler release 18.3.0 or later and for C6000 with compiler release 8.3.0 or later).


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Le cadeau parfait! The perfect gift.
Set of three, 2.5ml bottles of Bon Parfumeur fragrances inside an attractive triangular shaped box.
101- Rose, sweet pea, patchouli
102- Tea, cardamom, mimosa
201- Granny smith, lily-of-the-valley, pear
A harmonious trio between fruits and flowers. Three delicate and well searched perfumes. A floral Cyprus with rose and lily of the valley notes, all softly. The white musk offers tenderness to this composition.
The 102 is built around a mix of green tea, associating bergamot, lavender and jasmine. Juicy pear and apple, a magnolia and lily of the valley heart. Then the 201 opens up on musk and woody notes, for a caressing base.
For a catch up between two people, a night walk along the river Seine or a shopping spree with friends, try the rose trio for a tender moment.

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text: This is both an interesting and beautiful gemstone. The standard round brilliant is a great cut to mix up colors and this gemstone has great ones to mix. Both the pink culet and green crown rather disappear when the stone is seen face up. As you twist the round you see a leading edge of yellow and a body of very good orange followed by a little residual green. When the stone is at rest you can look threw the table and see the green area in the crown and the pink area in the culet. Not only is this neat, but I think is is beautiful too and a pure tourmaline play. The eye clean round is big enough at 7.37 carats to really let you see the action. The stones medium tone level lets both the primary colors and the mixed colors shine.


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The basics:
Icelandic goats are a rare heritage breed that has been raised in Iceland for at least the last 1100 years. Although their numbers have fluctuated widely over the course of history, Icelandic goats are currently a critically endangered breed and a prominent conservation priority in Iceland. Due to their limited marketability, most of these goats are kept as pets or for home milk production by small farm owners and hobbyists.
In addition to serving as decent milk producers, the Icelandic goat has a dressage rate of roughly 40% and is known to produce a reasonably high quality meat with little fat. Although some attempts at crossbreeding have been attempted to increase fiber and milk quality, the fiber, milk and meat potential of this breed remain largely unexplored. Unfortunately however, due to their limited numbers (currently less than 800 head) and isolation from other goats, the Icelandic breed has become quite inbred.
Appearance / health:
Icelandic goats are typically white, but may also come in shades of gray, black, pied, or a mixture thereof. Generally a small to medium breed, individual animals can vary rather widely in size, but bucks are typically larger than does. Some Icelandic goats are naturally polled, but most have medium horns that sweep upward and back slightly over their head. Ears are typically small to medium, erect and forward facing.
Bucks and does are both bearded, and they typically have long bangs that hang across their forehead and eyes. Their coat may be medium to long, especially during the winter months when it grows in. Coarse outer guard hairs protect a dense undercoat of quality cashmere during the winter, with goats shedding during the spring. Outside of Iceland, the only place you're likely to find these goats is in Scotland, where half a dozen head were imported for crossbreeding.
Goats are sensitive animals that can suffer from various infectious and chronic diseases that are sometimes undetected until too late. Vaccinations, as well as de-worming and de-lousing applications must be conducted as needed. Milking goats should be checked regularly using prescribed mastitis tests for udder health. Milking areas should always be clean and the goat's teats treated with teat dip after milking to prevent mastitis.
Goats must be inspected frequently to detect any signs of poor health, infections, or other ailments. Signs include cloudy or teary eyes, dull or fluffed up coat, droopy tail, hunched back, or poor appetite. A veterinarian should always be on call to address health concerns.
Behavior / temperament:
Due to their critically endangered status, Icelandic goats are not typically raised for meat consumption. Since the demand for goat products is rather low in Iceland and because of government subsidies offered to farmers who raise this breed, most Icelandic goats are simply kept as pets. As such, Icelandic goats are a well-tempered, friendly breed that takes easily to humans and usually enjoys being pet, brushed, and rubbed.
Goats are inherently curious, active, intelligent, and social. They are known to have the ability to overcome enclosures by unraveling the gate, climbing over the mesh, or pushing and ramming the fence down. Goats have good coordination and balance and can manage to climb low trees, ledges, and overhangs. Their curiosity leads them to constantly investigate items with their mouths; most items get chewed and swallowed. With a little patience, goats can be taught to carry or pull loads, respond to calls, and lead a herd. As social animals, they easily get along with other farm animals.
Housing / diet:
As herd animals, goats are best kept in pairs or groups. As grazers, they require an outdoor habitat that is securely fenced to prevent escape or foraging in restricted areas. The area should be large enough to allow the goat to roam. The recommended habitat per goat is 200 sq. ft. of yard or pasture plus a sheltered or indoor area of about 15 sq. ft. The sheltered area should be adequately built to keep the goats safe from rain and strong winds.
Keeping goats inside the house is not recommended because of the pet's tendency to gnaw and chew on furniture and furnishings. Goats are also not known to adhere to toilet training.
The ideal food for domesticated goats is alfalfa hay and grass hay. This should be available daily in quantities of at least 3% of the goat's body weight. Small quantities of feed grain and concentrates (often protein-enriched) like goat show or goat grain can also be given to add nutrition. Supplements are often used to address deficiencies inherent to local habitats.
Clean water is essential to a goat's daily diet. It should always be available and provided where it cannot be soiled. Dirty and moldy water is hazardous to the goat's health. Milking goats should be kept away from aromatic or strong-tasting foliage like garlic, onions, mint, and cabbage, which could taint the flavor of the milk.
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With the split hooves that goats have, it can be a great habit to check their feet. You won't necessarily "pick" them as you would a horse hoof, but you can check for any kind of injury, infection, or object stuck between the hooves. .
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Why Do You Need a Firewall and How Will It Help Reduce Cyber Threats?
While antivirus software is the tool that detects and removes harmful malware from your computer, a firewall prevents that malware and other infections from reaching your computer in the first place. As your first line of defense, a firewall acts as the barrier between the internet and your network. It decides if the information it's receiving is safe enough to meet your security settings.
There are three security measures that are triggered when that incoming data hits your firewall:
- The firewall decides whether or not the data is safe enough to enter or exit your network.
- It inspects the data to decide if it's free of malware or viruses. More sophisticated types of firewalls will also review the source of the information and where it's headed, to determine whether it appeared as a response to a request or showed up on its own.
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Console Cleric #1: d6 Ways 'Gears of War 3' Can Aid D&D GamesWritten by MythicParty - Published on October 15, 2011
- Backstory: At the conclusion of GoW2, the PC's destroyed the last sizable human city to flood the Hollow (Underdark) where the Locusts (reptilian bad guys) live. In GoW3 the good guys are now scattered/rebuilding but the bad guys are too- that earlier PC-created flood killed a bunch of Locusts but also has made the rest leave their underground world. This is alluded to at the end of GoW2 where the Locust Queen (BBEG) refers to unintended legacies. So when your PCs do things especially noteworthy ones, then there needs to be logical consequences to whatever they've done. Sort of the game-based Newton's Third Law. Have their world always respond appropriately.
- Gameplay: The heroes in GoW do truly heroic acts, slaying horrific monsters like Brumaks (T-Rex with guns), Corpsers (armored spiders), & Reavers (flying octopi) all while recovering from damage that shatters an average soldier. PCs even climb ladders one handed & can roll up stairs. The 3rd game allows them to tag enemies which lets other PCs know where that particular bad guy is, trade guns/ammo amongst themselves, & destroy certain kinds of cover-providing terrain. The series stresses how important cover is, referring to it as the 'Golden Rule of the Gears: Take cover or die.' Hiding behind stuff is a lifelike tactic on any battlefield, as is ruining the enemies' protection. So think about having monsters more often utilize terrain to their advantage as well as having monsters trying to mess up any cover that adventurers themselves try to use.
- Sound: My Turtle Beach headphones saved my virtual ass in GoW3 countless times, whether helping me identify where a Ticker (mine-like bug) was coming from or warning that the Mauler (yelling minotaur) was swinging his explosive flail nearby. Of course every weapon in GoW has it's own distinct sound, which is the 'voice' in a weapon's personality. So consider giving weapons, spells, & monsters in your game distinctive noises that will make them recognizable. And no discussion about GoW would be complete without mention of thehaunting trailers such as Mad World by Gary Jules for GoW1 & Last Day by DeVotchKa for GoW2. GoW3 has 2 such musical twists: 'Dust to Dust' by Mazzy Star + 'Ashes to Ashes' by Sun Kil Moon. So if you have a full playlist of battle tracks, add slow songs such as these for a memorable combat.
- Equipment: The game's backstory introduces a 'retro lancer,' which is a precursor to the chainsaw gun iconic to GoW. This retro model is more powerful, but far less accurate, meaning it's balanced. Other such revisions include that Smoke Grenades now cause a larger cloud but no longer stun, Snub Pistols (sucky base gun) are stronger, & Scorchers (flame throwers) do less damage but have longer range. All of these changes were in response to feedback. So if a magic item/spell in your games seems unbalanced because it's too powerful, normally DMs just ban it. If the magic item/spell is too weak, normally players just avoid it. But a way to get use of something that doesn't work in your game is to create another version of it, better modified. This can be an ancient edition or a recent technological development. Whatever fits the backstory.
- Ending: The ending to GoW3 is bittersweet. One of the main PCs has died, a family member to another main PC has died, & while humanity has won, the victory is clearly Pyrrhic. Civilization has collapsed. The world is ruined. And while there will indeed be a tomorrow for the good guys, the central PC seems lost. In short, it's a believable ending because it's realistic. So never be afraid to let a PC to die, & never be afraid to let the PCs get the ending that they deserve. Because that is what everyone- the characters, the players, & the DM- has earned.
Thats's Console Cleric, recommending aspects of GoW3 that can make D&D better. But remember that while video games are fun & fast, RPG's are where you can try anything. 'Til next month.


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Mastodon's Brann Dailor recently talked to MD to discuss the band's heartfelt tribute to their longtime friend and manager, Nick John, who lost his battle with pancreatic cancer this past September 8. John was a Led Zeppelin fanatic; at the same time, he held two of the bands that he managed, Mastodon and Gojira, in equally high esteem, repeatedly referring to Mastodon as his Led Zeppelin.
For Record Store Day this year, Mastodon released the 10″ LP "Stairway to Nick John," the band's faithful rendition of the Led Zeppelin masterpiece "Stairway to Heaven," all proceeds of which go to the Hirshberg Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research. "Nick loved Record Store Day," says Dailor, "and he loved when bands did one-offs or released rarities. He was such a fan and collector of music. One of his favorite places to be in the world was an independent record store, especially on Record Store Day, and now his big, bright, shiny, smiling face is on every shelf in every record store in America. It's beautifully poetic! We're going to continue to write music about him and for him, and talk about him, until we're done."
As much as the members of Mastodon are fans of Led Zeppelin, they didn't have a cover of "Stairway to Heaven" in their repertoire before John's passing, and there aren't obvious sonic parallels between the two bands. So why did John make link them in his head? "He was the most complimentary person," says Dailor. "He would tell you with such sincerity how he felt, and it was always very embarrassing to hear, but he was full of compliments for us.
"We don't sound like Zeppelin," Brann continues, "but he heard similarities in how we wrote and played music together. I think that he saw us as four very individual characters, and he believed that the sum of our parts is what makes Mastodon special. That's what he felt was so special about Zeppelin too. It was something intangible about those four guys in a room or on a stage that you can't touch, because their personalities just came out. And they were all big personalities, but somehow they worked together, and I guess that's how he viewed us.
"I can say that when we first played together there was this undeniable spark of electricity in the room. I think that's what attracted all of us to it enough to leave our families and go on the road eating bologna sandwiches every day. We were in love with this thing we were creating. So I can understand him making the comparison."
After John passed away, his wife asked the members of Mastodon to play "Stairway to Heaven" at his funeral service. "It wasn't a song we'd ever intended on covering, but of course we said we'd do it," says Dailor. "I was dreading it because I didn't know where I was going to be emotionally that day. It was going to be a tough day, saying goodbye to one of our closest friends. A day when I knew I would be sad and pissed off that this awesome human and amazing person had to suffer like that and go like that. But there we were, faced with this hard truth, and we were able to pull it off. We felt good afterwards in that we did the song justice and did something awesome for our boy to send him off in a good way."
The version of the song they had performed at the funeral mass was stripped down, with Dailor playing percussion while singing. Unbeknownst to the band, Joe Duplantier, lead vocalist and guitarist of Gojira, had recorded audio of the band's performance on his phone. When he got back to his studio in New York, he tweaked the levels and sent it over to the Mastodon camp. The church's naturally beautiful acoustics and the band's raw and emotional performance translated wonderfully.
"We all agreed that it came out pretty good," says Dailor. "So we decided, what better way to immortalize our friend than to put his face real big on a 10″ record, call it 'Stairway to Nick John' so his name was right on the cover, record a studio version so we had an A-side and B-side, and then donate all the proceeds to pancreatic cancer research."
Initially, for the studio version of the song the band intended only to record a bare-bones arrangement, but once they got in the studio, that went out the window. The band's studio version remains quite true to the recording on Zeppelin IV but also to Mastodon's sound. And it's worth mentioning that on both versions, Dailor's vocals are exceptional; the soaring climax, where he belts out the line "And as we wind on down the road," is goose-bump inducing.
It's also notable that on the studio version, Dailor didn't chase Bonham's drum tones. "Selfishly, I didn't want to pass up the opportunity to play 'the fill,' says Dailor. "That's a fill that needs to be in quotations! [laughs] But I'd never taken the time to sit down and learn 'Stairway' on the drums. I don't know why—I've always loved the song.
"When most people listen to 'Stairway to Heaven,'" Dailor continues, "they're probably not thinking much about the drums, unless they're a drummer. There are a lot of intricacies and nuances that are pretty difficult in that tune—like in all of Bonham's work, really. One of the hardest things to do as a drummer—and what drummers like Bonham were so good at—is masking complex parts so that to the laymen's ear, there's nothing to call attention to what the drums are doing. When you're a musician you hear the nuances—the subtle hi-hat inflections, the ghost notes, the strange bass drum placement. You don't have to be a serious musician to digest all that's happening, but there's certainly a lot going on under the surface. I tend to put the technical stuff way out in front and don't do a good job of hiding it!" [laughs]


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Stronger Together, These Are The Nurses of the Rotamah Ward
The first thing you notice is their sense of comradery.
Sitting around a table in the break room, the nurses talk in shared experiences. They finish each other's sentences, and nod and laugh together. They've just finished a long shift at work, and they could go home. But they seem to genuinely enjoy being together.
You can tell that these are people whose connection to each other extends far beyond the four walls of this workplace.
Each of them mentions a number of times about being able to rely on the others, and how important that is.
And the one word that keeps coming up is "support." They say things like "I always feel supported by the other nurses" and "it's important to me that we are all accountable to each other."
That's when you realise that they talk like they are members of some kind of club, a tight-knit posse bound together by a way of seeing the world that they all share. They talk about themselves like a football team might, professing their love and passion for the club, always waving the flag, proudly.
These are the nurses of the Rotamah Ward.
The second thing you notice is this feeling of brightness, an optimism with which they describe their work.
They talk about themselves like a football team might, professing their love and passion for the club, always waving the flag, proudly.
These are nurses that, among many other things, provide palliative care to people in the last days of their lives. They balance this extraordinary task with also being responsible for a wide range of paediatric, general medical and surgical care.
Most people might think that a job as emotionally and mentally taxing as this would wear you down.
But these nurses seemed buoyed by it.
"I absolutely love it," says Leah Matthews. "There's not a day when I don't look forward to coming to work. I like that there's a bit of everything. It's a country hospital so you have to deal with a wide range of patients. There's always something different and I love that. It keeps the work interesting."
To be able to help someone that is going through that, and to be able to help their families, that's pretty special.
Like the other nurses gathered around the table, Leah says providing palliative care is a unique and deeply rewarding part of her work.
"To be able to help someone that is going through that, and to be able to help their families, that's pretty special," she says.
Originally from the Dandenong Ranges, Leah was introduced to East Gippsland when she did her graduate year at BRHS. Eight years later and she is one of the senior nurses on the ward.
And she's raised a family in this community.
"For us, we love getting out in the four-wheel-drive and going camping, and so this is a great place to raise kids," she says. "It's also a very social place."
For Celia Scott, who did her undergraduate nursing study at Cabrini in Melbourne, that social aspect of being part of a close-knit group of people is a big part of why she's here.
They have to have a good sense of humour, and be a team player. You have to know that everyone is going to pull their own weight and be accountable.
"I see these girls outside work and we have a laugh – I love 'em," she says. "When you like and respect the people you work with it makes the job great. We've got a good team environment here."
When you ask Celia what character traits, specifically, she values in the nurses she works with, she doesn't hesitate.
"They have to have a good sense of humour, and be a team player" she says. "You have to know that everyone is going to pull their own weight and be accountable, because when you have your bad days, or when things are hard, you need to know you can count on your team."
Renna Bradshaw is the rookie. She's only been on the Rotamah Ward for 5 months, but it's clear that she's already caught the team spirit bug that the others have.
"It's bloody fantastic here," she says, laughing. Like Celia and Leah, she loves the teamwork and collective spirit of the group. And as a Division 2 EN studying to be a Division 1, feeling supported in her training and being encouraged to grow professionally is important to her.
"Everyone is approachable," she says. "For me, being pretty new and keen to keep learning, they never make me feel silly for asking something, and that's important. The other nurses always want to help."
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As we wish since far, Apple will launch the major version of the 13th iPhone operating system within a couple of days to the public. There was a long beta array with both developer and public beta releases and will end with the key Golden Master seed just prior to iOS 13. All the promised features, apps, performances and security enrichments will be there with the coming public deal. However, are you ready to download iOS 13 on your iPhone? Either a jailbreaker or not, there are a few things that you should consider. So our post today will let you remember what are they and does your iDevice ready to welcome a brand new OS?
How to download iOS 13 on iPhone or iPad?
The arrival of a new operating system means you are going to enter a completely new journey with. There are two methods to install the 13th iPhone OS. First of all, you must make sure that you are with a compatible iDevice. At this time, it is the entire 64-bit device list. 32-bit devices will no longer possible to go through any further iOS version.
However, the two ways of install whatever iOS version is Over The Air and iTunes. As known to be, OTA is the easiest way to collect a new update through the software update section. But it is not a stable approach. So the second complete installation of iTunes is the method that will let you encounter the new firmware properly. But it is a little long to go through than OTA.
Moreover, when you wish to apply whatever advanced method like jailbreak, it is good to make sure that your firmware installation is stable and safe. If you select the short method, it may reason to face battery drain issues, app crashes, slow performance of the device and so on. So it is up to you to decide which would be the best way to download iOS 13 on your iDevice.
Jailbreak tool for download iOS 13?
Of course, this is especially for jailbreakers. At the moment, iOS 13 jailbreak is not a clear topic to discuss. Luca Todesco's confirmations behind beta 2 and beta 8 are the only points that highlighted. Therefore, it is good to avoid 13 until make sure the public seed too capable to download Cydia. Because it is a totally new operating system, stay patiently is important as it may take more than a couple of weeks to confirm the possibility.


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30 Easy Crock-Pot Meals You Can Prep in 20 Minutes or Less
There's nothing like the slow cooker to make dinner easy, but during the week it can still be rough to get a home-cooked meal on the table. Happily, with only 20 minutes of prep required (or less!), these crock pot recipes make cooking practically effortless. Dump in your ingredients and a few hours later you'll be dining in style.
Slow-Cooker Chicken StroganoffEverything goes in the slow cooker except the egg noodles, which are made on the stovetop just before serving. (via Brit + Co)
Slow-Cooker Chicken Noodle SoupOnly a little more complicated then opening a can of the condensed stuff, this slow-cooker chicken noodle soup recipe gives you way more bang for your buck. (via Brit + Co)
Slow-Cooker Baked BeansRich, smokey, savory, and sweet, baked beans can be a meal in themselves. Just pair with some B&M brown bread and you've got dinner. (via Brit + Co)
Mozzarella-Stuffed Chicken MeatballsCheese gives each bite of these chicken meatballs a ooey, gooey mouthfeel. Top them on spaghetti for a complete dinner. (via 3-Step Slow Cooker Cookbook; photo via Jennifer Blume)
Mini Slow-Cooker Lamb TacosBeer at once flavors and tenderizes the meat in these tacos. Skip the salsa recipe and opt for store-bought to make this recipe even quicker. (via Fiestas: Tidbits, Margaritas & More; photo via Isabella Martinez-Funcke)
Slow-Cooker Hawaiian RibsYou don't need a grill to enjoy barbecue. The slow-cooker simmers ribs in a tangy sauce until they're falling off the bone. Blast them under the broiler right before serving to add irresistible caramelized notes to your meal. (via Spicy Southern Kitchen)
Slow-Cooker Thai Peanut ChickenPeanut butter makes this chicken rich and saucy. It's begging to be dished out over a bowl of noodles or fluffy white rice. (via The Recipe Critic)
Slow-Cooker Asian MeatballsThe secret to these meatballs? They're not made from scratch — shhh. The ridiculously flavorful, ginger-honey sauce makes up for it. (via The Diary of a Real Housewife)
Red-Wine-Braised Beef Short RibsAfter 15 minutes of prep and eight hours on low heat, this elegant dinner-party-worthy meal can be yours. (via Recipe Tin Eats)
Slow-Cooker Chipotle Orange Street TacosCitrusy, smokey, and spicy slow-cooked chicken forms the backbone of these tacos. Spoon it into warmed corn tortillas, then add your favorite toppings. (via Half Baked Harvest)
Slow-Cooker Sausage and PeppersWe love how versatile this recipe is. Add the sausage and peppers to hoagie rolls for lunch, mix with marinara for an Italian dinner, and chop up the leftovers to add to your omelet for breakfast the next morning. (via The Life Jolie)
Slow-Cooker Beef StewTender chunks of beef, a complex broth, and loads of savory veggies mean this stew is about to become a staple in your house. (via Food Lovin' Family)
Slow-Cooker Salmon With Creamy Lemon SauceSalmon needs something to brighten it up. In this case, it's a zingy lemon sauce that clings to each bite. (via Diethood)
Slow-Cooker Loaded Baked Potato SoupUtterly indulgent baked potato soup is one of our fave hands-off slow-cooker meals. Top your bowl with crispy bacon, sour cream, chives, and (of course) a handful of cheese. (via Well Plates)
Slow-Cooker Ropa ViejaCuban-style shredded beef swimming in a sauce of chiles, tomato, cumin, and oregano is flavorful enough to stand on its own. If you have a little extra time, it's even better when added to a bowl of beans, rice, and plantains. (via The Roasted Root)
Slow-Cooker Honey Garlic ChickenSkip the delivery fees and make a batch of honey garlic slow-cooker chicken this weekend instead. By the time you get back from drinks with the girls, you'll have a craveable dinner waiting for you in your Crock-Pot. (via Family Food on the Table)
Slow-Cooker Vegan Tikka MasalaWithout meat to add a savory depth of flavor, lots of vegan dishes benefit from a low and slow cooking time. It gives the ingredients and spices an opportunity to meld together, creating a fully developed flavor profile that will make you forget about meat. (via Delish Knowledge)
Tacos Al PastorOnce you give these pork and pineapple tacos a try, you just may find yourself craving them over and over again. Good news for you, making the meat in a slow-cooker means they're practically effortless to whip up. (via Gimme Some Oven)
Butter ChickenIt takes less time to throw together this chicken than it would to head to your local take-out joint. (via Kitchen Sanctuary)
Slow-Cooker Chicken Enchilada SoupYou will have eight servings of chicken enchilada soup to eat or save for later when you make this recipe, prepped in 10 minutes or less. (via Diethood)
Slow-Cooker Beef StroganoffIt doesn't get easier than a four — yes four!! — ingredient dinner. Just combine egg noodles, Campbell's cream of mushroom, yogurt, and beef, and then let it stew! (via Brit + Co)
Marsala Veggie BowlA little cooking wine can go a long way! This tasty and very simple slow-cooker recipe will keep you healthy without the cooking stress. (via Brit + Co)
Slow-Cooker Macaroni and CheeseThe only thing better than stovetop mac is the slow-cooker version. It's hard to believe that our favorite comfort food could be even creamier and cheesier. (via Brit + Co)
Slow-Cooker Minestrone SoupA lazy Sunday *always* calls for a protein-packed and very vegan spin on the classic. (via Little Spice Jar)
Slow-Cooker Enchilada CasseroleGet stacked with delectable layers of cheese, beans, corn, and fresh veggies for the simple and very tasty dinner win. (via Damn Delicious)
Crock-Pot Lentil BologneseLooking for a meat-free alternative to this heaty, slow-cooked sauce? Lentils are the just the protein-packed and substantial answer you've been looking for! (via Simply Whisked)
Slow-Cooker Butternut Squash DalSummer or winter squash work in this Indian dal dish that's as eclectic as it is easy. (The Girl on Bloor)
Instant Pot Salmon With Garlic Potatoes and GreensA complete salmon dinner in under 30 minutes? Yass, please. (via Food Network/Brit + Co)
Asian Lettuce WrapsThis chicken, carrots, mushrooms, and sweet and salty sauce combo is just the quick, weeknight ticket to yummy. (via Well Plated)
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This Just In: Brit + Co x Office Depot to Grant 200 Scholarships to Selfmade!
Fall is right around the corner, and we're getting amped up for our next session of Selfmade, Brit + Co's 10-week interactive startup school. Designed to help you create a new business or grow your existing one, this course is personally led by Brit + Co founder Brit Morin and co-founder Anjelika Temple, and supported by more than a dozen of the top female entrepreneurs, creatives, and investors in the country. Students receive personalized coaching on everything from how to get out of your comfort zone to how to scale your business, and everything in between. And now, thanks to Office Depot, even more of you can join the course!
For the fall session, we're thrilled to team up with Office Depot to grant 200 FREE scholarship seats to the course. Scholarships are open to US residents, focusing on women of color, women from underserved and underrepresented communities, and women in need of support to help them trail-blaze. After all, we firmly believe that your support system is a huge part of how you achieve greatness, and we are here to cheer all of you on.
To nominate yourself or someone you know for a scholarship, head to our nomination form right here. The deadline for scholarship nominations is September 27th — it's time to take the leap!
Beyond the scholarship, Office Depot is all about helping you accomplish more. Whether it be the start phase, growth phase or keep businesses going phase, Office Depot offers a full suite of business solutions, including services and products, to help you work from anywhere, organize and save time and help build your brand.
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Maud and Gabriel, natives of the region, welcome you for many years now in their old farm winemaker they have restored in the respect of the Provencal tradition. Relax by the heated pool (May to October).
La Bastidaine, the first Cassis Guest House.
Near the center (1,5km) of the port, beaches and coves, in the heart of the Cassidens vineyards and in the pine forest, just 20 minutes walk from the city center. Easy access by train station Cassis, 10 minutes walk and La Marcouline urban shuttle 100m.
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Maud and Gabriel APICELLA, natives of the region, nature lovers, sports and travel welcome you to their property, La Bastidaine at 3 minutes by car from the center of Cassis, the port and creeks.
We will advise you to eat, but also, as the seasons go by for your walks in the creeks, cultural visits, market days, regional specialties, etc. We can book your activities MTB, boat, fishing …
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The breakfasts are colored with homemade jams, essentially organic and natural sweets served in the warm atmosphere of the Bastidaine or on sunny days on the shaded terrace. Sympathy and friendliness at the edge of the heated landscaped pool overlooking the countryside and vineyards.
We offer 4 guest rooms comfortable, air conditioned. Sheets, towels and swimming pool foutas provided.
Welcome tray (Tea, coffee, …).
Access to the common area to share in a friendly, fully equipped for your occasional meals.
Nespresso coffee machine, fridge, freezer and microwave, etc.…
Le Cyprès
Room Cyprès (2 personnes / 20m2). Lit 160/200
This beautiful superior room of 20m2 enjoys a large independent outdoor area at the end of Bastide.
Private shower room with separate toilet
TV, Air conditioning, WIFI, direct access terrace.
Le Figuier
Room Figuier (2 à 3 pers / 24m2). Lit 160/200
This spacious room of 24m2 has a sofa bed and can accommodate a family with a child (30 € / pers sup).
Private shower room with WC
TV, Air conditioning, WIFI, direct access terrace
L'olivier family suite
L'Olivier family suite (2 à 4 pers / 28m2). Lit 160/200
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Possibility of renting free management (contact us).
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Moyenne saison: du 7 mars au 15 mai et du 18 octobre au 11 nov.
Haute saison: du 15 mai au 12 juin et du 20 septembre au 18 octobre Haute
Peak saison: du 12 juin au 20 septembre
Moyenne saison
119 € / nuit,
115 € / nuit de 7 à 10 nuits (805 € la semaine), 110 € / nuit pour 10 nuits ou plus
Haute Saison
139 € / nuit,
134 € / nuit de 7 à 10 nuits (938 € par semaine), 130 € / nuit pour 10 nuits ou plus
Peak saison
165 € / nuit,
150 € / nuit pour 7 à 10 nuits (1050 € la semaine), 145 € / nuit pour 10 nuits ou plus
Moyenne Saison
120€/nuit de 7 à 10 nuits (840€ la semaine), 115€/nuit pour 10 nuits ou plus
Haute Saison
140€/nuit de 7 à 10 nuits (980€ la semaine), 135€/nuit pour 10 nuits ou plus
Très haute Saison
160€/nuit de 7 à 10 nuits (1120€ la semaine), 155€/nuit pour 10 nuits ou plus
Price for two persons including breakfast and daily cleaning (on direct reservation)
Tourist tax in force 0.80 € day / pers
Extra person 30 € breakfast included
Payment by bank transfer, checks, cash and checks holidays. Credit cards are not accepted.
Pets allowed: 4 euros (small dog only, by prior arrangement).
Reservations are confirmed by payment:
Short stay: 1 st night minimum
Other stay: 30% of the total amount
The deposit remaining in case of cancellation less than 15 days before the stay
The settlement of the balance is done on arrival. Remember to notify us in case of delay
Reception between 5.30 pm and 7 pm (or other by prior arrangement)
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La Bastidaine, 6 Bis Avenue des Albizzi, 13260 Cassis
Access Plan
From Marseille airport by car take the A 55 motorway towards Marseille then follow the A50 motorway towards Aubagne Toulon exit at Carnoux / Cassis (about 1 hour), without a car take the airport-train shuttle St Charles (30mn) then the train to Cassis (25mn).
From Marseille TGV station always follow the direction of Toulon on the A 50 motorway and exit at Carnoux / Cassis.
Coming from Aix en Provence by the motorway A 52 follow direction Aubagne Toulon by the A 50 motorway and exit at Carnoux / Cassis. After having crossed Carnoux, go down on Cassis then at the roundabout take on the left then straight until the next roundabout. Turn to the left and follow the direction of the train station, Roquefort la Bédoule, you are on the avenue des Albizzi drive 500 meters until 6 BIS on the right.
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Predators are less conspicuous but the odds of lion and leopard sightings improve hugely if you join a guided night drive in an open 4x4 – also an opportunity to see brown hyena, aardwolf and other nocturnal rarities. For birdwatchers, an impressive checklist of 350 species includes several western specials at the eastern extent of their range, notably crimson-breasted shrike, pied babbler, and shaft-tailed whydah.
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A source said about five teams have shown some interest in signing Hageman, including Minnesota. The Vikings could use another defensive tackle.
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Hageman faced charges of battery, cruelty to children and interfering with calls for emergency assistance from an alleged March 2016 incident at the Atlanta-area home of the mother of his son. Hageman said he never struck anyone.
"The domestic (violence charges) got dropped," he said. "It was disorderly conduct (that he pleaded to). … I'm not going to go into detail (on what happened). Disorderly conduct is you yelling, cussing, swearing out loud. It varies. Disorderly conduct could be a range of things, just verbal confrontation.
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Hageman said he performed 100 hours of community service, which included "stacking food for the homeless in the Atlanta area." He said he has taken some "classes just to educate myself to avoid some situations."
For Hageman's legal issues while he was with the Falcons, the NFL suspended him for six games in 2017. Though he wasn't on a roster, that suspension is off the books since Hageman was still under contract that season, and was docked six weeks of pay.
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"I've been doing this for 24 years, and I can sniff out the guys who have learned from their mistakes and have been humbled," said Hageman's agent, Joby Branion. "(Hageman) has accepted responsibility and has acknowledged what happened. .. The league really likes it when players accept responsibility and show personal growth, and I think he's done that in spades. So I think he's poised to get another opportunity coming here soon, I hope."
Since the Falcons let him go, Hageman has kept in regular contact with linebacker De'Vondre Campbell, a former Gophers teammate and a Falcons teammate in 2016. Campbell also was at Wednesday's Pro Day at the U.
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Campbell said Hageman was "a huge loss" for the Falcons, who were knocked out of the playoffs in the first round in 2017 and went 7-9 last season. Campbell, though, has continued to develop as a starter, and is hopeful of signing a contract extension with Atlanta before his deal runs out after the 2019 season.
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