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- Koh Yao Chukit Dachanan Resort
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Koh Yao Chukit Dachanan Resort, Ko Yao Noi
Lowest price$31
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Beachfront resort in Ko Yao Noi with outdoor pool, restaurant
- Free breakfast and free WiFi in lobby
Main amenities
- 62 smoke-free guestrooms
- On the beach
- Restaurant and beach bar
- Outdoor pool
- Airport shuttle
- Air conditioning
- Garden
- Self-serve laundry
- Limited hour front desk
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- On the beach
- Manok Pier (4 mi / 6.5 km)
Good3.8 / 5
There is no extra frills, but this is a nice hotel for the island. Everyone was very nice…
Jul 6, 2013the room are clean and tidy. 1min walk to the beach. Staff very kind. Only the breakfast…
Feb 27, 2015
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 62 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (12 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- No pets or service animals allowed
Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Also known as
- Koh Yao Chukit Dachanan Resort
- Koh Yao Chukit Dachanan Resort Phuket Phang Nga
Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee for stays on 31 December
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In the hotel
Food and drink
- Free breakfast
- Restaurant
- Beach bar
Things to do
- Beach towels
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Year Built 2009
- Garden
In the room
Home comforts
- Air conditioning
Things to enjoy
- Balcony
Freshen up
- Rainfall showerhead
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- Premium TV channels
Food and drink
- Refrigerator
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Also known as
- Koh Yao Chukit Dachanan Resort
- Koh Yao Chukit Dachanan Resort Phuket Phang Nga
Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee for stays on 31 December
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.


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In To Kill a Mockingbird, what is significant about what Dill says here:
"There ain't one thing in this world I can do about folks except laugh, so i'm gonna join the circus and laugh my head off."
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The character understands that he cannot change the world around him and their misconceptions. Instead of fighting with those people he is going to live his life and be happy.
Dill says this after the trial. He feels helpless and angry about Tom's conviction. Now, he says that he might as well just ignore the horrible way that people think about each other and treat each other, because he feels that he cannot do anything about it.
Dill feels horrible about what they did to Tom so he wants to shut away all of the horrible things that people do to one another and instead laugh.
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We are organising the second Milano R net meeting on September 27, 2012.
Hi, I am new to R-community and to R in general, so I don't know how many things work. I would be interrested to attend the meeting in september, do I need to register in some way, will there be some instructions later on?
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100 Years Ago: Searching for a farm hand
| Sep 13, 2011
100 Years Ago
Hiring a farm guy
In the classified section of the Times:
"Wanted; To hire by the year a young and industrious Farm Hand, with small family. Good opening for permanent place and future. W.S. Powell, Times Office Ellicott City."


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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 5
Availability Your dates are available
Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 5
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This impressive second floor apartment is a perfect base from which to explore this beautiful city of Edinburgh, whether for business or pleasure. This is a gorgeous apartment which is furnished to a luxurious standard by a leading interior designer. It is within walking distance to all of Edinburgh's attractions, including Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood House. It is also a 10-15 minute walk to Harvey Nichols......
The apartment itself has a very large drawing/dining room (table seats 6) with ornate cornicing, three windows overlooking Edinburgh's most historic street - The Royal Mile. A comprehensive fully functional kitchen with all appliances is accessed from both the hall and the living/dining room.
The master bedroom with queen-size bed, has built in wardrobes and a flat screen TV. The second twin bedroom has two single beds and both bedrooms benefit from views over The Royal Mile.
A main bathroom with lovely shower, WC and heated towel rail, completes the accommodation.
An absolutely stunning property in an absolutely stunning location. Well appointed 2 bedrooms consisting of a queen-size bed in bedroom 1 and two single beds in bedroom 2. Fully functional kitchen with all mod cons, including dishwasher, washing machine, microwave and fridge/freezer. The large lounge (20 feet x 20 feet) can be used to host dinner parties and the free WiFi (with unlimited downloads) is great for those who prefer to work on their laptops.
Only 5 minutes walk from Princes Street, a great opportunity to stay in one of Edinburgh's prestige addresses and highly recommended for corporate clients.
You can take advantage in hiring a chauffeured drive to the apartment from Edinburgh Airport, if you wish. Please enquire cost when booking.
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, sleeps 4 people. (can accommodate 5 for additional cost)
Special Events: Edinburgh Festival: This is a stunning flat to stay in during the Edinburgh festival and all festivals and theatres within walking distance
Edinburgh Hogmany: Edinburgh's Hogmany is famous world over. If you are looking for a spacious, light and stunning property to let over Hogmany, look no further! YOUV'E FOUND IT !!!!!
Size | Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Edinburgh 10 km, Nearest railway: Waverley 100 m |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Internet access, DVD player |
General | Central heating, TV, CD player, Telephone, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | 1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
About this location
The Edinburgh region
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Royal Mile
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Write a review10 Mar 2015
"Immaculate apartment, perfectly placed for the sights of Edinburgh"
It would be difficult to find an apartment that was better placed to view the sights of the old city. Overlooking the Royal Mile, it is less than ten minutes walk from the main station, the castle, an… More
22 Jan 2015
"An amazing place to stay had a fabulous time"
It was great right in the center and with great views. An amazing spacious apartment, clean and tidy. It was like home from home and great value for money.
I am happy that you enjoyed staying in my apartment and look forward to seeing you back. Thank you so much for your kind review.
23 Dec 2014
"Excellent Apartment Ideally Located"
Beautiful apartment ideally located for the Royal Mile and all that it has to offer.
Well appointed with everything you could need for a home away from home weekend break.
Tescos Express and Sainsburys convenience store within 10 minute walk for shopping and surrounded by a multitude of restaurants and pubs to suit all tastes.
Some street noise as the bedrooms look out onto the Royal Mile but nothing that would discourage a repeat booking and was quite nice to watch the regular street performer from the bedroom and lounge windows.
Lovely comfy beds. The only niggle was the shower which ran hot & cold repeatedly and the heating required flicking the override/ top up switch regularly to continue working - think this needs some attention.
Would highly recommend and would definitely book again.
23 Nov 2014
"Fabulous apartment on the Royal Mile"
Lovely apartment which was very comfortable and perfectly situated for all the attractions, to include people watching from the window!Shahid the owner was really helpful when we initially enquired ab… More
30 Sep 2014
"Fantastic location, but slightly disappointed"
After a mix up with the keys and having to wait a couple of hours in the restaurant below we managed to get into the apartment, to find a beautiful spacious apartment with amazing views over the Royal… More
Hi Kelly,
Thanks for your review and I am glad that the apartment was as you thought, bright, spacious and centrally located.
I am sorry for the minor hiccup getting the keys and the small annoying things you found with the apartment. All should be fine for your next visit.
Thanks once again for staying and I wish you many more happy travels.
5 Apr 2014
"Extremely comfortable centrally situated large apartment."
Well equipped spacious comfortable apartment. Near good restaurants bars and places of interest. Within walking distance of Waverley street station.Very helpful owner who is happy to answer any queri… More
28 Oct 2013
"Unbeatable location, fabulous large apartment, very helpful owner!"
Location was so convenient- booked it a sa birthday treat for my elderly parents(78) as thought they wouldn't have too far to walk at the end of the day! But (& this is my only gripe!) while … More
5 Aug 2013
"Wonderful stay in Edinburgh!"
My husband, two teenagers and I, stayed at this wonderful flat in June. It was a great location, not only close to restaurants, tour departures and historic sites, but it provided great entertainment right outside the window just in "people watching" alone!" The apartment was clean and had everything we needed. Staying at this flat contributed to our wonderful experience in Scotland. I highly recommend staying here and will do it again on our next trip. Thank you!
Thanks for your review and hope you can make it back next year to our wonderful City and my lovely apartment.
4 Jul 2013
"Comfort and Style - Perfect Spot on the Royal Mile"
We (family of four) give this apartment our highest recommendation -- Excellent location, well cared for by our attentive host, Shahid, You won't be disappointed. After three weeks of playing the… More
Thank you so much for a glowing review!! My intention is for the guests to have a great time whilst staying in my apartment and to enjoy Edinburgh. Hope to see you back soon.
1 Apr 2013
"Beautiful apartment in an excellent location"
Beautiful apartment equipped with everything you need.
Central location within ideal walking distance of most of the citys attractions.
Good communication with the owner and just a phonecall away if needed.
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Ratings based on 58 Verified Reviews
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4.4 Room cleanliness
4.4 Service & staff
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4.1 Hotel condition
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for Personal Eventby Alessia
Posted Dec 16, 2014 on Hotels.com
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Perfect location
Posted Dec 12, 2014 on Hotels.comStayed for one night for a business trip. Perfect location (main square) and typically Austrian hotel. Not the usual modern design or boutique hotel but well-kept and in excellent condition given that it is in a very old building. Great breakfast room!
for Business Travelersby HIROKIfrom 兵庫県
Posted Nov 29, 2014 on Hotels.com2階の一番奥の部屋に泊まりましたが、2階の受付までエレベーターがなく、また部屋まで途中に何回か小さな階段があり大きなキャリーケースを持ち上げて運ぶのが大変でした。泊まり心地はまぁ普通のホテルです。
for Familiesby Ingridfrom Wien
Historischer Charme
Posted Nov 1, 2014 on Hotels.comDas Zimmer war geräumig und hatte einen herrlichen Blick auf den Hauptplatz auch wurde ein sehr gutes Frühstück geboten. Es war schön in diesem historischen Haus zu Gast zu sein.
for Familiesby Pia
Posted Oct 31, 2014 on Hotels.com
for Familiesby Robin L.from Charlotte, NC
Older hotel with a perfect view of the plaza!
Posted Oct 27, 2014 on Hotels.comThis was an older boutique hotel where every room is a little different. The floors are uneven and the furniture is antiques. The shower stall was extremely small even by European standards. (Ladies – Don't plan on shaving your legs in there!) However, the bathroom was clean with plenty of towels. The room was spacious with a desk, couch, chair, and coffee table. But, the best part was the bed! It was the most comfortable one I'd slept on anywhere in Europe. I like my bed a little softer and this was perfect compared to all those flat and very firm (hard) beds elsewhere. Be prepared to carry your luggage up one flight of stairs to the check-in desk but from there you can use the elevator (lift). I was fortunate to have a room looking right over the plaza with its outdoor cafés and shops. If you like new and modern, this is not your place. If you like authentic, quaint, and friendly – stay at this hotel.
for Business Travelersby A verified traveler
Alles top
Posted Oct 16, 2014 on Hotels.comEin sehr gutes Hotel direkt am Hauptplatz gelegen. Alles absolut top, herausragend ist hier mit Sicherheit die Freundlichkeit des Personals, insbesondere des Portiers zu nennen. Das Hotel selbst ist sehr rustikal in der Gestaltung, was nicht jedermanns Geschmack ist und die Zimmer eher klein.
Recommendedby Williamfrom Calhoun
All you could ask for
Posted Oct 6, 2014 on Hotels.comThis hotel is very clean, friendly service, and a great breakfast buffet. I would recommend it. .
for Business Travelersby Aussie Travellerfrom Brisbane
Great location and wonderful service
Posted Oct 2, 2014 on Hotels.comWe stayed in the hotel end of September and loved it! Our room had view to main Plaza of town. It was a great overnight stay. The man at reception was always happy to assist when we had questions or needed anything to make our stay more comfortable. We highly recommend this hotel.
for Overnight Stay Before Destinationby A verified traveler
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Some of you know that I turn(ed) 50 this month, and with medicine making rapid strides, I fully expect this may be the halfway point in my life. And this seemed like a good time to reflect on my life and how I see it in relation to my peers, human history and the universe itself. But instead of my solitary navel gazing, I thought it would be infinitely more entertaining and illuminating to see how other Deep Thinkers see themselves, at whatever stage they are.
I suppose this might be called a variation on "The Meaning of Life," but I want to make it a bit more personal, introspective and interactive. In particular, I hope to get some truly honest assessments of how we think of ourselves in our own mind. Is our universe a very personal and intimate place? Or are we each just a carbon-based life form in an expanse of infinity that we can never comprehend? Or something else altogether?
Heady stuff? Of course, but that's why we're Deep Thinkers!
And here are a couple of articles to get your creative juices flowing:
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Please join me in some group therapy as I traverse this key inflection point in my life. Perhaps we can all learn a little about others, and a lot about ourselves.
Happy New Year, and I hope to see you at the Meetup!
Wish I could have made it.
As I look out at the night sky, marveling at the vastness of space and our position in it, my motto has become "in our insignificance we are significant." Our lot is so miniscule in comparison to the universe's size. Yet the conditions were just so to support humankind. If Earth were a few degrees off, we might not be having this conversation. Furthermore the universe is ambivalent to our existence as solar systems come and go continually.
By being born, I won the lottery of life. I count myself fortunate to be able to draw breathe while perceiving this existence and question it if only for a short time.
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I so wanted to join this discussion but had a family obligation that I could not walk away from. Hoping to be there next time.
January 12, 2014
Someone left a pair of tortoise-shell glasses at IHOP last night, so please let me know if they belong to you.
January 12, 2014
Sorry, could not make it in time-not sure if late arrivals are ok.
January 11, 2014
Todd, I'm so sorry that I am going to have to cancel tonight. I woke up with a terrible cold and am just not feeling up for a heady discussion. I'm disappointed and look forward to joining you all at a future event.
January 11, 2014
This film from my high school days has always remained in my memory, and shaped much of my perspective on my place in the universe - maybe you saw it, too?
And this website is really, really interesting:
See you at IHOP!
January 10, 2014
I wish I could make this one but I have to work... will see you on the flippity flip!
January 11, 2014
How long do these meets usually last? I have plans later in the evening but I definitely don't want to miss anything
January 10, 2014
I really want to come to this, but have another event from 6-9 that I have to put in an appearance at in Santa Monica. Trying to figure out how I can do both.
January 9, 2014
Here's a terrific and thought-provoking article, courtesy of Deep Thinker Christina:
"The Purpose and Meaning of My Life"
I would encourage you to scan the comments, too. Fascinating!
January 8, 2014
Sadly I have to miss the meeting as I'll be in New York with family.
The topic sounds wonderful.
January 5, 2014
Do I honestly have to face my life? This is a little too heavy for me, guys. See you next time!
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Commercial natural gas was likely major factor in late-20th century stabilization
Natural gas has become an increasingly important energy source as the world's accessible oil reserves are depleted.
Washington State University researchers have documented an underappreciated suite of players in global warming: dams, the water reservoirs behind them, and surges of greenhouse gases as water levels go up and down.
A new study from the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies asserts that diseased trees may be a significant new source of methane gas that causes climate change.
Although some have estimated a third of the Earth's biomass lives in our planet's rocks and sediments, little is known about these hard to reach organisms. A new report published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), with possibly wide reaching implications, looks to study one group of methane-producing microbes that live deep in the cracks of hot undersea volcanoes.
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Craving a taste of home: Belgian lunch
I've been living in the US for over a year now but am currently in Belgium for a short vacation. For the past year, I've been craving a taste of home; not all Belgian food is available in the US and even when it is, it can taste differently.
When we arrived in Belgium this weekend, my mother prepared us lunch. It tasted so good. Nothing like eating at home. The foodie in me was reminded of all the things I miss, and the photographer in me wanted to take some pictures to remind myself once we're back in the US.
Which foods do you miss from your home country or home town?
Moving to Boston for two years
I pretty much spent my entire life in Antwerp -- 31 years to date. However, in just a few weeks, my family and I will be moving to Boston. Why?
- Primarily, it allows me to reduce my travel and spend more time with my family. I flew 65,000 miles the first five months of this year, and 100,000 miles in total last year. Being away from home that much isn't fun; neither is having a permanent jetlag.
- My wife has accepted a research position at Broad Institute, a genomics research center jointly of MIT and Harvard. As a postdoctoral researcher, it is a tremendous opportunity. Did I mention how proud I am of her?
- Acquia, my company, is based in Boston and I want to spend more actual person-to-person time there. While working remotely is OK, nothing beats face-to-face interaction, especially when you're a fast growing start-up.
We've decided to move for a period of two years, and to return to Belgium in 2012. By then, Axl and Stan can go to school in Belgium, my wife can resume her research position at Flanders Institute for Biotechnology, and hopefully, Acquia will have offices in Europe.
Moving 3,500 miles from your home town, most of your relatives, and many of your best friends is not an easy choice. It's quite likely that -- at this early date -- we do not understand how significant of a change it will really be. While we'll miss our friends and family in Belgium, we believe that it will be a win-win.
I'll keep you posted about our move, and our adventures abroad!


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(WIP) A reflection of the world above
A world where the rules are never clear nor set in stone. A shifting reality forged of chaos held together by splitting threads.
The Dreamscape is a plane unlike our native reality, the stability and balance required to keep order does not exist. Chaos thrives here, within the minds of others.
Project yourself into the minds of others, explore their dreams, their memories. However remain conscious...you are not welcome here. You are a foreigner, an oddity, and you must be removed.
Build your team, explore the dreamscape, find the truth hidden from the public or die trying.
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Aww the daughter looks too cute!!!
So…from the looks of that cupboard, they can make a fine spider and glass stew!
Noooo that jacket is way to big for her, it's going to get all wet and gross. Seriously, it's bigger than her mother's.
Yup! The poor kid doesn't even have clothes that fit her. It's probably one of her mother's coats. ^^;
Oh come on, there is a PERFECTLY good spider right there in the cupboard! You know how much protein's packed into those little things? Kids today are such picky eaters.
"Welp, time to go harvest the local hobo population."
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Strega Nona!!!!!!!!!!!!
A short story with a wonderfully silly ending though. XD
I haven't heard of this one, but no doubt it'll be interesting.
This is beautifully illustrated.
Just even this single page has already broken my heart. So sad and sweet, very touching. Great job portraying so much emotion in just a few panels.
I adore the colors in this story so far! The illustration is extremely well done.
You lot are soo soft-hearted, this is an everyday story of child labour (maybe even prostitution). Happens all the time in the world today.
Maybe if you care, check this lot out http://www.everychild.org.uk/
NB: I'm in no way connected with them, just heard they're a decent charity.
Well, there's always that house down the road…of course, after the problem they had with that little blonde girl a while ago I'd be surprised if they're willing to give handouts (pawouts?) anymore…
I see what you did there!
That's a welhoth-uglt-out answer to a challenging question
I read this story and it was called something else when I read it
And so the kid gathers up the salt from her mother's tears and goes to sell it in town.
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Apr 16, 2013, 08:19 AM | #76 |
IIRC, LR 4 beta was rather short and actual release was just a couple of months after. If this is out before summer hits, Apple is sure to lose customers. The feature spread between Aperture 3 and LR 5 will be too great to ignore. Especially when you can do things in LR 5 out of the box that you simply can't in Aperture 3 without plug ins.
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Apr 16, 2013, 09:13 AM | #77 |
I may be one of them. Aperture is great, but I"m tired of seeing how much it can't do, compared to LR. Unless Aperture comes out with something impressive soon, it may indeed be time to jump ship. Brilliant move on Adobe's part to offer a free beta.
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Apr 16, 2013, 09:16 AM | #78 | |
I have been thinking about what Apple is: hardware company, trend company, consumer experience company, etc. Recently, my view has been toward the "ecosystem" provider of great consumer experience. However, the languishing product line makes me wonder. Your reference to iWeb struck a chord with me. It is a niche product perhaps, but so easy to use. Why would Apple not have kept it up? Cost hardly appears to be the issue - especially with minor updates and Apple's vast resources. The mobile / iOS focus is understandable, but does it have to come at the expense of the ecosystem?
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Apr 16, 2013, 09:27 AM | #79 |
Apple Aperture used to be a fine product but lost all credibility now. Even in they improve it to Lightroom level now (unlikely), users will be afraid they will not move for another 4 years. I know Aperture users that are moving everything to Lightroom.
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Apr 16, 2013, 09:33 AM | #80 | ||
They agreed if there's no major update by the end of the year, or at LEAST some word/announcement, THEN you'd really have to consider making the switch. Going to Photoshop, which makes an additional 200MB file on your hard drive via .tiff, just to make a lens correction, is insanity when you can do it in LR with a check box. Don't even get me started on the round trip for basic noise reduction. I know people tout UI this, UI that, but there comes a point... If Apple does have Aperture 4 in the works, I don't think that's a product to be tight lipped about. ---------- Quote:
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Apr 16, 2013, 09:51 AM | #81 | |
Won't want to rely on Aperture for art college work, that's for sure. Back to Adobe for anything non-private or hobby-esque. I can't put paid-for or graded work into the hands of a software maker that calls "obsolete" as quick as Apple and doesn't update their software and pro hardware in literally ages. And whilst the minor upgrades have been nice for what they were, there's a lot more needed than solid minors now. Glassed Silver:mac
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Apr 16, 2013, 10:47 AM | #82 |
It has nothing to do with the age of the architecture. It is about SW and Adobe's inability to make use of the cores. The faster your 1-8 threads go in GHz the faster your performance. That's bad SW engineering. The Mac Pro's have 8-24 threads. So they can do 2-3 iterations of the iMac's workflow just not any faster.
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Apr 16, 2013, 10:48 AM | #83 |
This puts me in a somewhat awkward situation.
I'm in the market for a raw converter and/or digital asset manager. Either Aperture or Lightroom. If I buy one of them right now, I risk to have an unsupported product 6 months later (after the launch of Lightroom 5 or Aperture 4) or a discontinued product (Aperture 3). I could use the Lightroom 5 beta for now, but it's only usable to the end of June. |
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Now I'll be expecting you to say, "well from my hollywood movies I've helped produce." or "I work/worked at a big LA post house and we...". Whenever I hear someone say "Well I am/did ...." I ignore them because they're having to prove their worth. Tell me what you did. Did I see a movie of yours on the big screen? No? Hmmm... "but, but my friend...". So unless you actually have some REAL contribution to the discussion, like personal experience and reasons as to why... I think it best be for you to move on. ---------- Quote:
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Apr 16, 2013, 02:53 PM | #86 | |||||
Photoshop is 20 years old. While it is extremely powerful, it's bloated, complicated, and is from a era before the advent of commercial digital photography. Lightroom is a program designed with modern digital photography at the forefront. It takes the best, most photographer-centric components of Photoshop (CameraRAW), puts them in a much-more-efficient workflow, and then bundles powerful catalog and archiving capability (Bridge) with it. I'm glad you're awesome at Photoshop, and that's still a good trait and skillset to have, but Lightroom will improve your productivity beyond your wildest imagination... assuming you edit more than 20 images in a shoot. I could never effectively edit 800 images from a wedding in a reasonable amount of time with just Photoshop. ---------- Don't forget current Aperture users (and people who have never used either LR or Aperture)... the Lightroom Betas are free to try. Import a few photos and play around. See what you think, for free. ---------- Quote:
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I would suggest getting 5 when it comes out though. Getting up to the new process version will great improve the rendering of your RAW files.
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Apr 16, 2013, 04:20 PM | #87 |
Apple just released an update to Aperture this morning.
Unfortunately, it's just a bug fix and improvements update. People must still be holding their breaths. The gentleman who mentioned that Lightroom and Aperture are a waste of time, money and skill probably has never used any of the mentioned software. My photo processing procedure has improved immensely with the help of Lightroom. The application has been worth every penny and I'm an old school Photoshop user who use to be stuck in my ways as well. |
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Apr 16, 2013, 05:01 PM | #88 |
The day that Adobe and Apple can work together to make a version of Lightroom that allows me to integrate with my iPhoto Library so I can have one unified database, is the day I buy Lightroom and stop using Aperture.
Sadly, this shortcoming alone is enough to keep me away from the Adobe suite, thankfully most of the pictures I take don't need a lot of editing.
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Apr 16, 2013, 05:25 PM | #89 |
Lightroom - dng profiles and lens database corrections. That convinced me to make the move over 1 year ago (reluctantly) and while I prefer the Aperture structure and UI, it just doesn't do it for me. Ironically I now spend a lot less time in PSD using Lr4 that I did with Aperture.
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Apr 16, 2013, 11:27 PM | #91 |
Flame off ya bunch of moaners. Stay on topic and leave the insults at home. Some of us like these forums for advice and valuable information. If I wanted to sift through useless posts I'd check my Facebook page.
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Apr 16, 2013, 11:53 PM | #92 |
While I'm not going to be as abrasive as the first guy I will say that these are basically dumbed down versions of Photoshop and I personally don't like to work with a quarter of the tools I would need only to have shift back into PS at some point to finish anyway. To each their own though.
I don't know how many times I've seen Aperture in a quick glance and instantly thought how much better served Apple would be just putting those resources into Color for cinema colorists. The tools/technology would be more respected, more used and ultimately more useful in an area with a glut of apps with less clearly defined roles. |
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Avene aqua, octocrylene, C12-15 alkyl benzoate, butylene glycol, dimethicone, diisopropyl adipate, methylene bis-benzotriazolyl tetramethylbutylphenol cyclomethicone, aqua, titanium dioxide, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, bis-ethylhexyloxyphenol methoxyphenyl triazine, glyceryl stearate, PEG-100 stearate, potassium cetyl phosphate, PVP/eicosene copolymer, caprylic/capric triglyceride, caprylyl glycol, cucurbita pepo seed oil, decyl glucoside, dimethiconol, disodium EDTA, parfum, glyceryl behenate, glyceryl dibehenate, hydroxyethyl acrylate/sodium acryloyldimethyl taurate copolymer, isohexadecane, polysorbate 60, propylene glycol, silica, sorbic acid, sorbitan isostearate, stearyl alcohol, tocopheryl glucoside, tribehenin, xanthan gum.Age: 19-24
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I used this sunscreen for a year and then I began trying new stuff but then I returned to this one when I had to go to a dermatologist to fix my breakouts and acne scars and he recommended this ss as I'm using AHA. But it left that stupid white cast that I looked like a ghost I hated how my face looked but then I tried mixing it with my moisturizer and voila it worked: No white cast and it blended well, also left my skin looking good. so definitely will keep using it. Plus I love the packaging it's not messy and easy to be applied.
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It's non- sticky and has no white cast.
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I've been using this sunscreen for the last weeks, therefore I am still a bit cautious with praise. But so far, I like it a lot.
The packaging is excellent, it does not leave a ridiculous white cast if you fail to rubbing it in _very_ carefully (La Roche Posay Gel-Creme SPF 50+, I am looking at you).
So far, my sensitive skin tolerated it quite well, only gave me two small bumps. But they can easily derive from something else, since I am quite prone to them.
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I have the version without perfume.
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Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I have no idea how anyone abive an NC5 skin tone can wear this as an everyday sunscreen - I am on the fair side (neutral 20 in MAC parlance) and even on me it leaves me looking like a ghost. The recommended amount is 7 pumps. 7! My skin is in good shape - not perfect but pretty good - but if I use this at the 7 pumps I have to wear so much powder to cover it up that I might as well be wearing a mask. It does feel lovely & smooth, not sticky at all. I just can't get beyond the kabuki mask effect it gives.
In addition, it gets stuck in the pores on my nose in a way thats beyond unflattering. And weird as I don't have this issue with other SS or makeup.
Having said that it is excellent for a day spent outside in the sun - which is what it was made for, a day at the beach. But for everyday, not a chance.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
Tried it today and had to write about it! It's great I'm definately a picker when it comes to sunscreen(I read almost every review online to be clear) and ı loved it.I have oily fair skin which after 5 minutes of sun exposure gets spots and I tried bioderma and lrp but this is the best.It spreads easily, doesn't leave a white cast if you wait a few minutes and leaves you with a glow.Since my skin is very pale I loved it.Yeah it did get a little oily in the middle of the day but I didn't mind because it made my skin look so healthy.It' a keeper!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Even though I have a oily forehead, this sunscreen doesn't make it look even oilier so thumbs up for that! It gives an instant glow that I love and it also eliminates sallowness in the skin. However, I gave it only 4 out of 5 stars because the texture is rather difficult to apply. It comes in a cream form but it is quite......dry? Its sort of hard to blend but I don't really mind since it does has its benefits.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Black
This is by far the best sunscreen I've ever used in my life. I was on Bioderma Photoderm Lait for years and it was just horrible greasy, but I had to stick with it for its high SPF.
I'm on Retin-A and this Avene Emulsion is just perfect for skin, it doesn't clog pores, very light texture and has the best protection, my skin is very sensitive to sunlight and I almost always get sunburnt with every other sunscreen, but this protects me very well.
The only con is that it leaves a horrible white cast, I look like a ghost if I don't apply a bronze blusher over it.
My morning routine:
-Wash face with Dove Beauty Bar.
-Moisturize with L'Oreal Hydrafresh AquaGel.
-Apply Avene Emulsion SPF50.
-Apply bronze powder blusher to cover the white cast.
Midday routine:
-Dove Beauty Bar.
-Apply Bioderma Sebium Pore refiner.
-L'Oreal Hydrafresh AquaGel.
Night routine:
-Dove Beauty Bar.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
-Great protection
-Good water resistance
-leaves a white cast
-difficult to spread and to work with: no matter how I apply it, I always end up with white streaks and small flakes on my face
- very difficult to re-apply
- after a couple of hours my skin looks very greasy (like I just rubbed oil all over it)
- comedogenic
Update 27/05/12: I tried again (this time only my forehead) and still gave me small whiteheads (I am very acne-prone).
Yes, it's lighter than Bioderma's sunscreens (they feel like a mask on my face)...but this does not feel light at all!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I remember searching Makeupalley for sunscreen recommendations for my combination skin a while ago, which led me to try Vichy Capital Soleil Micro fluid Mat spf 50. I was quite happy with that but it ran out this weekend during a heatwave and I was desperate for an easy replacement so I bought this. I forgot why I didn't choose to buy this the first time around......
Despite being stated that it's an emulsion and suitable for normal to combination skin with a matte finish and sebum regulating ingredients, I didn't find this at all. The product appears more of a cream, much thicker than an emulsion (Vichy's product is very liquid and easy to spread) and this does not finish matte on my skin even when it's clean and dry before applying. It remains sticky throughout the day and leaves a considerable white cast that makes me look like I'm ill! I do dust over this with mattifying powder but it does not last long. I find that the product is not what it promises, and therefore is considerably expensive for what it is when I can find another comparable product that performs much better (I couldn't get the Vichy as quickly as I needed as I have to order this online). HIghly recommend the Vichy to anyone with oily/combination skin - still can get a bit sticky but at least does finish fairly matte and is a much thinner consistency. And almost no white cast!
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I went on a shopping spree in Paris and picked up the 50+ emulsion with avo (new version). It does protect but leaves too much of a white cast on my NC40 tan skin. I have to keep looking for a decent sunscreen that does not leave a white cast that even shows through make up!
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MONTREAL — A runaway train carrying crude oil derailed Saturday in the middle of the Quebec town of Lac-Megantic, triggering a series of explosions and fire that killed at least one person and obliterated the city center.
About 1,000 people were forced from their homes, and dozens remained unaccounted for in the town 155 miles east of Montreal. Frantic relatives tried to reach family members and friends living in the downtown area that remained off limits even for emergency crews.
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BEIRUT (AP) — A Beirut official says Israel's discovery of a new offshore gas field near Lebanese territorial waters means the Jewish state could siphon some of Lebanon's crude oil.
Outgoing energy minister Gibran Bassil said on Friday that Israel could — "in principle" — drill either vertically or horizontally in its new field, potentially reaching Lebanon's deposits if the two nations' fields are joined at the sea bottom.
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BEIRUT — Ahmad al-Jarba, a former Syrian political prisoner with close links to Saudi Arabia was picked Saturday to lead Syria's main Western-backed opposition group.
Inside Syria, government troops advanced into rebel-held areas of the central city of Homs with artillery fire.
Cleric deported
LONDON — Britain has deported radical Muslim preacher Abu Qatada to Jordan, ending a more than decade-long battle to remove a man prosecutors have described as a key al-Qaida operative in Europe.
Abu Qatada — whose real name is Omar Mahmour Mohammed Othman — is wanted in Jordan for retrial in several terror cases in which he was sentenced in absentia.
Successive British governments have tried since 2001 to deport Abu Qatada.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) — A powerful bomb exploded at a busy market street in eastern Pakistan on Saturday, killing at least four people and wounding 47, officials said.
The bombing in the city of Lahore took place near the popular Anarkali bazar, which was crowded with hundreds of people at the time of the blast, said police officer Maroof Wahla.
The wounded were taken to nearby hospitals, where some of the victims were listed in critical condition, he said.
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Q. You talked about wanting them to channel their emotion and use it. What have you sensed the last couple days? You said also they might be overexcited but what have you sensed?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: They're prepared, I think both emotionally and mentally for this game. Physically if they can stand the pace they'll be fine.
Q. How much have you been able to talk to Tex throughout the playoffs? How hard has it been on you not having him here with you by your side?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: Well, we didn't anticipate that Tex would travel with the team in this playoffs, even before he had the stroke last month. Not being able to carry conversation with him on the phone, so I just get reports that he's enjoying the game, he's watching it, very close to what's going on.
Q. Over the years you guys have been real close. Can you talk a little bit about your relationship with him? He's been by your side pretty much the whole way, right?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: Yeah, uh huh. When I became the head coach of the Bulls, I asked Johnny Bach to be the defensive coordinator, and Tex Winter to be the offensive coordinator, so I had coaches at two different positions there.
Both of them had great experience in the league, and Tex obviously an innovator of the sideline triangle, which his coach at USC was a proponent of and a very popular west coast offense. But Tex refined it, and his dedication to it kind of made him the drill sergeant for the teams.
Q. Was he always the guy who could kind of tell you when you were wrong or when you needed to hear something?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: Well, he always encouraged team play and system play, and so if it would become too individual, he would bring the fact the ball wasn't moving or the team isn't playing together or there's a stagnation out there on the floor. He'd always bring that to bear. But more than anything else, he kept a running score on the sidelines, which is now done by Brian Shaw, whose cryptic handwriting is poor quality, but we can still get our way through it.
But usually at time outs, then we have something to check for the last four or five possessions. Tex would say, hey, we haven't run pinch post offense or haven't got the ball inside, two pass sequence. So he had something to contribute. Now basically Brian has taken that position over.
Q. When you look at the makeup of these two teams, their relative youth, can you just talk a little bit about the future of these organizations? And do you think it's possible they could meet again in a Finals down the road?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: Certainly Orlando is very capable of coming back to The Finals with the youth that they have. Obviously free agency in both clubs has a bearing upon what teams will do and how they'll have to maintain their roster and cap management. But both teams I think played extremely well during the year. Orlando's youth is quite apparent, both their front court and their backcourt.
Q. You've been in this situation nine times prior to this, on the verge of winning a championship. Can you talk about the emotions you have right now? Is it nervous, butterflies?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: Well, it's not about not looking ahead, and it's almost impossible because you have so many things that are prepped for this type of a game, so you really have to bear down on overplanning or prepping or thinking about anything but the game, just going out and playing the game and maintaining your focus at the present moment. That's basically what basketball is about, you can't get too far ahead. So in that regard it takes four games to win a championship, so we know that this is going to be a difficult game.
My experience, probably half the games we've had a chance to do it, we haven't succeeded as a coaching staff over the years, so we know how difficult a chore it is.
Q. And you're on the verge, as we've reminded you so many times, of a historic achievement here as far as career coaching championships. What would this mean to you?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: Well, it's great to win a championship, regardless. Number wise, it is a number. It is a figure I've attained, but I think it's really about these young men and what they're doing, and I'm trying to keep them focused there.
Q. You've canceled a couple shoot arounds the last couple days here in town. Is that a fatigue thing or what's the thinking there?
COACH PHIL JACKSON: Well, we're a distance away. The trip is a half hour at best, and that makes shoot around a two, two and a half hour process, if not more if we have to do press. So it's a little less movement, especially in this type of heat, to have to run around. We're just in the Lazy River Water Park and going over to amusement parks. (Laughter).
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The State Department announced Monday a total of up to $23 million in rewards for information on terrorists in West Africa, the first time the Department's Rewards for Justice program has offered rewards in that part of the continent. Although the Obama administration has repeatedly insisted that the leadership of al Qaeda has been decimated, four of the five terrorists on this new list are either current al Qaeda leadership or alumni of the organization according to the State Department press release. And from the wording of the new reward offers, as well as many of the previous outstanding reward offers, capturing and taking these men into custody is not the primary focus of Rewards for Justice [emphasis added]:
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The Fiat-controlled company also said in a statement Harald J. Wester, Scott Garberding, Antonio Picca Piccon and Giorgio Fossati had joined the board, replacing outgoing directors Gianni Coda, Sir Christopher Gent, Paolo Monferino and Lindsay Owen Jones.
Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles <FIA.MI> remains on the board, along with three other colleagues, Richard Palmer, Marco Piccinini and Alfredo Altavilla.
Piero Ferrari, the son of the company's founder Enzo Ferrari, remains deputy chairman.
(Reporting by Valentina Za; editing by Greg Mahlich)
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