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LisbonCore Apartment in Bairro Alto, Chiado
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|Rua Luz Soriano, 1200 247 Lisbon, ポルトガル
The flat has a stylish bathroom with a shower and an excellently appointed kitchen, fully equipped with dishes, glasses, cutlery and everything you need to make use of it. It´s included sheets, towels, TV, Wireless and additional maid service for stays over one week. The apartment is located on the 3rd floor without elevator and is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
The inviting apartment is in Bairro Alto Chiado, a historic area of central Lisbon famous for its great atmosphere. Within 5 minutes' walk from the apartment you can admire the views over the Tagus from the Santa Catarina belvedere, go shopping in Chiado and see the beautiful ruins of the Carmo Convent. Hop on tram number 28 – which goes to Alfama and the São Jorge Castle – or the delightful Elevador da Bica funicular for the authentic Lisbon experience.
From Lisbon airport is just 20 minutes away. Taxi service from the airport should not cost more than 25€. Alternatively you can take the Metro and go out at Chiado's station. If you are driving, there are 2 parkings at 400 meters of the apartment that cost about 13 €/day.
Parkings: Calçada do Combro at 300 meters,Largo de Luis Camões (Chiado) at 400 meters.
Taxis Stop at 150 meters, Metro at 300 meters, Bus/Tram at 120 meters, Chiado at 300 meters, Principe Real and Rossio at 700 meters, Praça do Comércio at 1.2 km. Castelo de São Jorge at 1.8km, Alfama at 2km, Mosteiro dos Jerónimos and Belém at 6km.
We hope see you soon!
ハウスルールSecurity Deposit: €150
Respect the apartment as if it was your own. No outside guests.
For the Late Check-In (after 9pm) we charge €20.00 on arrival's day.
The apartment will be cleaned before you arrive. But it should also be left in a reasonable condition when you leave. You don't have to act like a cleaning fairy, but we ask that you tidy the apartment and correctly dispose of any waste.
No apartment is totally soundproof, and a certain level of noise is unavoidable, especially in apartment blocks. However we do ask that you consider your neighbours, just like you would do at home and keep the noise down, particularly in the evenings and at night. On behalf of the neighbours; thank you for the good nights' sleep!
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I liked the Apartment. The description and most of the reviews are very accurate. Thats why I am giving 5 stars. The host didn't try to hide any flaws and it's the perfect location if you want to spend your weekend partying and drinking in Lisbon (at least in the evenings) and explore the city during the daylight. Everything is close by (or nearly close by via Tram, Bus or Metro).
A couple of things to be aware of:
- The nearest metro station 'Restauradores' means that you will have to walk a very steep hill every day at least twice. Just fyi. If you have walking problems make sure that you have money for a Taxi or TukTuk. On the map it looks like a 5 minute walk so I am just trying to manage your expectations.
- The Erasmus Office in the street around the corner is really loud. Noise stops sometime between 2 and 3AM. Be aware of this. The windows of the apartment cancel the sound quite good but sleeping with an open window is impossible and obviously there is still some noise coming through.
- The bed squeaks like crazy. Also the toilet has no proper door. Just saying. Some people might not like this in certain situations ;)
- There were only two towels for us. We stayed 10 days so not really enough but then again this is no hotel. We asked for extra towels and got them the next day (really responsive and friendly hosts).
Estela is a really helpful host. The flat is located very central. The noise of the nightbars doesn't really disturb. The flat is clean and modern, only a bit small.
Thank you very much ti Estela for her availability and for all the informations that offer to Us. The apartament is fantastic, confortabile and clean. His position is optimal to visit the all the city, and Lisboa is great! I hope to come back soon Becouse our journey has been great!
Very nice Apartment in the heart of Lissabon. Good Price Quality.
Estela & Miriam were very nice hosts. There is everything in the aptm. that you could possibly need and though it is located in the middle of Barrio Alto it's quiet at night. There are a few really nice places incl. Rua Augusta that you can reach by walking, and the famous tram 28 is quite around the corner. Nice neighbourhood also. Thanks a lot, we enjoyed our stay there!
Estela was a really nice host. The communication before our visit was perfect. The apartment is quite small,but for a short city trip ok.
The location of the apartment is near to the Erasmus office. On Friday and Saturday evening it was really noisy.
Thank you Estella for the nice stay in Lisboa!
At first we want to say that Estela is the perfect host. When we arrived, she took her time to explain and show us everything about the appartment and to give us a lot of information about lisbon.She even asked us which person she could contact in case something would happen with us.
The bottle of wine in the fridge was a nice gesture.
About the appartment we just can say good things: clean, complete equipped kitchen, very good shower, very good bed and perfectly located in bairro alto, close to bars, shops and restaurants.
Thank you Estela. We enjoyed Lisbon very much
Am in love in Lisabon and i will be back for sure! That was absolutely a good choise to sleep in this charming apartment. If you go to Lisabon for few days, you must book it because is very clean and chic! Estela is a very kind, friendly and helping person! See you next time.
Very nice Appartment. Everything was very clean when we arrived. You are in the centre off Lisbon and you can walk to everything. Perfect for couples or friends who love to do some Lisbon sightseeing.
The apartment of Estela was very okay!
It was clean enough, light, and everything we needed was present. The husband of Estela explained everything about the apartment when we arrived, and there is a information folder with useful information.
It was not spacious, but big enough for 2 people who mostly spend their time in the city streets. We cooked a simple meal in the kitchen and that was well possible. It would be a bit more perfect if there were some basic ingredients present, like salt and olive oil.
The street (rua dos mouros) is just 1 street away of the busiest streets of bairro alto. In the afternoon and evening you can hear the bar and city sounds very well, but when you close the windows the noise is much less.
The accessibility of the apartment with the public transport is not ideal. The walk to the metro stations is okay: it's downhill. But the walk back uphill is an activity you feel in your legs! A good training activity!
All together, we had a great time in Lissabon and in the apartment!
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Frank Lloyd Wright's B. Harley Bradley House
The B. Harley Bradley House Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1900 The B. Harley Bradley House in Kankakee, Illinois, is widely acknowledged as Wright's first Prairie Style design. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places individually and as part of the Riverview Historic District. Following an extensive restoration, the Bradley House now enjoys the opportunity to be appreciated by architecture fans from around the world. This Prairie Style house was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright along with its neighboring home. The houses are acknowledged by the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy as Wright's first house designs that ushered in Wright's Prairie Style. The B. Harley Bradley House is open for 1 hour tours.
Travel through time and space! Walk through a replica of the I & M Canal, window shop on a turn-of-the-century street, take a virtual ride on a replica trolley, live the legend of Route 66, land on the moon in a walk-in simulator, and experience space exploration and the Apollo missions. Temporary exhibits change often in our Special Exhibition Gallery. There's always family fun in our discovery room, and remember your visit with a souvenir from our Gift Shop.
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A 20th century Kankakee streetcar was moved to Gardner in 1932 to serve as a diner. In 1937, the streetcar became a cottage and playhouse. It was moved behind the Riviera in 1955 and is still there today. It was restored ty the Route 66 Association of Illinois and inducted into the Route 66 Hall of Fame in 2001.
The historic Two-Cell Jail was built in 1906. It has been restored by the community and holds a strong presence near Gardner's downtown area. Visitors are now encouraged to "go behind bars" and have their own photo taken.
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Bird Haven Greenhouse and Conservatory
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With a collection of beautifully crafted footwear, this brand evokes a luxurious sense of freedom and intimacy with attention to detail and high quality. You'll expect nothing less than luxurious perfection when you slip into this casual riding boot.
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Jules Cherét 'Folies-Bergère: la Loïe Fuller' 1897 lithograph Collection of the National Gallery of Australia Gift of Orde Poynton Esq. CMG 1996
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Drawn exclusively from the National Gallery's Collection of International Posters, Birth of the Modern Poster examines the evolution of poster art from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. The exhibition opens at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra on Saturday 10 February 2007.
Some of the greatest artists and graphic designers have worked in the context of the poster. Artists often produced works that, while considered ephemeral in terms of their original purpose, have become collector's items in their own right. Born in 1836, Jules Chéret is widely regarded as the 'father' of the modern poster. Among his most well known works are the posters he designed for the famous Moulin Rouge in Paris (including the posters advertising its opening in 1889) and for the Folies Bergère. In addition to works by Cheret, the exhibition showcases posters by Alphonse Mucha, Théophile Steinlen, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec and Pierre Bonnard.
Another artist Leonetto Cappiello, known for his influence on modern advertising, was a harbinger of a design aesthetic which would have a far-reaching influence on many of the poster artists of the modern period, an influence that can still be felt today. Maurin Quina, Cappiello's most famous poster depicts the image of the cheeky green sprite that recalls the nickname and effects of the infamous beverage of the Belle Époque, la fée verte[the green fairy]or absinthe. It is also the finest example of his manipulation of brand identity, and of his adaptation of poster art to meet the demands of a new and modern era.
The years 1890 - 1930 saw the production of iconic images of the period by some of its most renowned artists. Featuring approximately 45 works, Birth of the Modern Poster highlights the artists who produced them and the social environment in which they lived and worked.
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MiH Jeans recently launched an exclusive shibori tye dye collaboration with LA based shibori specialist Niki Livingston on their website. Shibori dye, one of the most beautiful fabric treatments we've ever laid eyes on (and a favorite of the festival-going crowd) is an ancient Japanese dye technique used to give cloth a three dimensional form by folding, stitching, and twisting the material before it is sumberged. The result, as you can see, is gorgeous.
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Comfy and cute, the Rocket Dog Willow canvas flat is the perfect go-to choice for weekend wear. This casual slip-on will take your style from flat to fab in no time.
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See also Atone, Atonement; Baptism, Baptize; Bread of Life; Cross; Jesus Christ; Last Supper; Living Water; Sacrifice
For Latter-day Saints, sacrament refers to the ordinance of partaking of bread and water in remembrance of Christ's atoning sacrifice. The broken bread represents his broken flesh; the water represents the blood that he shed to atone for our sins (1 Cor. 11:23–25; D&C 27:2). When worthy Church members take the sacrament, they promise to take upon them the name of Christ, to always remember him, and to keep his commandments. Through this ordinance, Church members renew their baptismal covenants.
At the Last Supper, Jesus explained the ordinance of the sacrament as he ate with the Twelve Apostles (Matt. 26:17–28; Luke 22:1–20).
- Jesus took bread, and blessed it; and he took the cup, and gave thanks:Matt. 26:26–28; ( Mark 14:22–24; Luke 22:19–20; )
- Whoso eateth my flesh, and drinketh my blood, hath eternal life:John 6:54;
- He that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation to his soul:1 Cor. 11:29; ( 3 Ne. 18:29; )
- Jesus taught his twelve Nephite disciples about the sacrament:3 Ne. 18:1–11;
- Jesus taught these disciples to forbid unworthy people from partaking of the sacrament:3 Ne. 18:28–29; ( Morm. 9:29; )
- The sacrament prayers are given:Moro. 4–5; ( D&C 20:75–79; )
- The sacrament is to be administered by a priest or elder:D&C 20:46, 76;
- Teachers and deacons do not have authority to bless the sacrament:D&C 20:58;
- Liquids other than wine may be used for the sacrament:D&C 27:1–4;


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Nikolai Kulemin: "I'm not trying to get popular"
Kent Wilson
November 23 2011 08:59AM
By: Andrey Osadchenko
Nikolai Kulemin doesn't tend to talk a lot. The Magnitogorsk native isn't known for words in any language. He mostly keeps to himself and prefers to show what he's capable of by the way he performs on the ice. However, he never shies away from the media and if you have something to ask, he will answer as honestly as anybody. In case you don't believe this, here's the proof.
The Leafs beat the Capitals – probably the most offensive-minded team in the league – 7-1. Before that you managed to score just 1 goal in the game against the Predators. How would you explain this offensive outburst?
- We played well against the Predators and created a lot of scoring chances. The puck just wouldn't go into the net. Although, in the game against Washington, I think, the luck was on our side. We also were better at finishing and played better on the powerplay.
After James Reimer got injured a lot of fans were worried that the Leafs would have a goaltending problem. Meanwhile, the team scored so little that some fans joked that there is in fact a goaltending problem – an opposing goalie. It looks like it wasn't the case with the Capitals.
- I don't think we have a goal-scoring problem. We score a lot of goals in a lot of games. Certainly, every game is different. Sometimes you score, sometimes you don't. As for our goalies, all of them play really well. In all honesty, every single one of them can be our #1 goalie. So the Leafs have no goaltending problem whatsoever.
However, both Jonas Gustavsson and Ben Scrivens often get criticized.
- I think the guys play well. We win a lot of games even without Reimer, which means that the goalies do a good job. That's the only proof I need.
Do you think the Maple Leafs lean more towards offense than defense? Even defensemen join the rushes a little too often, which creates a lot of problems for your team.
- We got a really fast team. Very active. Thus, mistakes are unavoidable. This is exactly why sometimes we don't play well defensively. But what can you do? This is the way our team plays.
Last season Kulemin-Grabovski-MacArthur line took just about everybody in the league by surprise. This season it's a different story. MacArthur was suspended for the first 2 games of the season and now both Grabovski and him are injured. How do you feel playing with new linemates?
- It's our job. We have to play with the guys the coach wants us to. I don't have any problems with it. I just do my job and follow coach's commands.
Nevertheless, at the beginning of the season your line didn't produce as much as it did last season. Why?
- Last season we also had some off months. As I said before, sometimes the puck just wouldn't go into the net. It happens. The good thing is that we create scoring chances. The season is long so I think we're going to be okay. The guys are going to get well soon and we're going to keep playing the way we always do.
Obviously enough, you and Grabovski speak Russian. It's been reported that MacArthur also tried to learn the language. How well can he speak it?
- He was just kidding when he said that. All of us speak only in English with each other.
How often do you forget that MacArthur doesn't speak Russian and talk to him in Russian on the ice?
- It doesn't happen anymore. After all, it's not my first season here, so it's not a problem anymore.
By the way, does it frustrate you that the vast majority of local fans can't pronounce your name correctly, even though you've been here for a while?
- They asked me what's the correct pronunciation of my name. I told them and asked them in return how would it be easier for them to call me. They told me 'Koolemin'. I told them that if that's easier for them, I don't really mind.
If you google 'Kulemin' and try to find anything about you in English, the information is scarce. Why don't local reporters talk to you?
- (smiles) Perhaps, I'm not that popular.
Do you know that fans sometimes refer to you as 'Nikolai The Unknown'?
- No.
It's because you don't ever get mentioned in the media.
- I'm not trying to. I'm not trying to get popular. I want to show what I can do on the ice.
Does it surprise you that the Maple Leafs perform so well in the beginning of the season? You turned quite a few heads in the NHL.
- I think you could see that coming by the way we played in the last season. We were in the 4th place in points since last January. We got even stronger this off-season and kept playing our game. And it worked for us.
Some people say that you got unbelievably lucky with the schedule at the beginning of the season. You played a lot of games at home, had enough time to rest between the games and you didn't really played a whole lot of good teams.
- Perhaps we didn't play against very strong teams at the start of the season, but then again there are no bad teams in the NHL. It's always hard to get a win regardless against whom you play. Just take a look at the standings. You can see that all the teams are close to each other points-wise. The difference between first place and last place in the conference is 7-8 points or something like that. I wouldn't say that we got to where we are now because we had an easy schedule. We just play our game and follow our coach's commands.
The Leafs haven't made the play-offs since 2004. Do you think the bad stretch is going to end this season?
- I think we have a good shot at it. If we keep playing the way we are now, we're going to be in the play-offs. We have to keep it up and fight till the end in every single game.
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November 23 2011, 09:27AM
As Kulemin's biggest fan I'd love to know how to pronounce the name on the back of my newest Leaf's sweater.
Also really enjoy hearing his thoughts on the team. I think he sees the game so well and wants to improve all aspects of it. Good to know he's not discouraged with the lack of production thus far.
The goals will come.
Cool that we're getting some interviews. That we so rarely hear about Kulemin makes it even better.
From talking to Mirtle it seems like no one interviews Kulemin because his english hasn't been great (it came up because Mirtle was saying it got a lot better), but even in this interview in Russian he seems like kind of a dry interview.
November 23 2011, 02:24PM
This is unsurprising really, let Grabbo take care of the personality.
As Kulemin's biggest fan I'd love to know how to pronounce the name on the back of my newest Leaf's sweater.
Also really enjoy hearing his thoughts on the team. I think he sees the game so well and wants to improve all aspects of it. Good to know he's not discouraged with the lack of production thus far.
The goals will come.
The correct way to say his name is 'Kool-YO-meen'.
His friends probably call him 'Kolya' (the dimunitive form of Nikolai).
November 23 2011, 08:56PM
Name me one person who has ever called him 'Nikolai The Unknown'!!


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Moving/migrating/promoting a local Windows user profile to a Domain profile
By vdiozguy on Feb 03, 2011
You have installed a fantastic VDI setup on a single server and you are eager to test it.... But boy, all that work of putting together a Domain Controller is just too much - you don't have a Windows 2003/2008 server CD, nor the license, so you take the quick way out, cheat death and install OpenDS using QuickSetup.
Next, you import that good old Windows 7 VM you have been using on your laptop and enable it through VDI by using a Generic Desktop provider, and of course, as you don't have a Domain Controller, you manually make it work by having the same login and password on the VM and in OpenDS, great too, all works.
But eventually, you realise that you really want to clone VMs and test fastprep and get other users to test all this, and your OpenDS strategy starts looking not so good so you rack up the nerve to put it all together and install your Domain Controller and move your VDI install away from OpenDS. All good too, except you now find that through the domain, you can no longer login with your old user into your good old Windows 7 VM, because, well, Windows considers the local user and the domain user, different ones. So how do promote that local profile for your user to a Domain profile and live happily ever after?
I spent a fair bit of time doing research on the web to find the easiest solution, one out of Microsoft, if possible. I got close when I learned about Windows Management Instrumentation - User Profiles provider. But I failed at finding clear instructions for Windows 7, and then, I found MOVEUSER.
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Your Life as an Open "Human Book"
The catalogue of "books" at the Human Library in the London Public Library in Canada.
"I'm talking about things to people which I've never spoken about in my entire life. And I actually feel good…"
— Joe, a "human book about depression"
Last November, the Toronto Public Library launched a Human Library project. With people becoming increasingly digitalized, the Human Library concept aims to promote tolerance and understanding through the face-to-face telling of stories. Initiated in Copenhagen a decade ago, patrons check-out people whom they wouldn't normally interact with in their day-to-day lives and talk to them for half an hour. They ideally gain insight into what it's like to be them.
In Toronto, for example, over 200 participants got to dialogue with, ask questions to, and even grill (if they wanted) a police officer, a comedian, a monk, and a model, among other human books.
Last March, The Guardian captured a portion of a British human library day on video. Besides the image of a woman talking to a punk about his values, I was touched by a gentleman, in this case a "book" about recovering from near-fatal depression, describing how important it was to him just to have the chance to speak.
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Experience slice of Eastern Europe, international folk music Saturday
February 7, 2013
Saturday international dance teacher Sue Williard will visit Grass Valley and offer an afternoon workshop on traditional dances from villages in Albania, Bulgaria and nearby regions. Saturday evening, local bands Village Folk Orkestra and Podruzhki will perform, tying in numbers included in the dancing workshop.
Williard will instruct from 2 until about 5 p.m. Saturday at St. Joseph's Cultural Center in Grass Valley. Williard will teach traditional dances from Eastern European villages and said that anybody with an interest can benefit from the workshop.
"If you can walk, you can dance," she said.
"There's a nice variety in what we'll teach," Williard wrote. "We'll do a Bulgarian dance, usually done at weddings by everybody — it's lively but not too fast. The music makes you just want to bounce along. Also, there's a ritual dance from Romania that symbolizes a young woman's transition to adult responsibilities. It's more moody but beautiful. And we have a piece from Albania with a mesmerizing singer. The dance is smooth and controlled and expresses the music so well."
Williard studies with both European and American dance experts and is known for getting people moving quickly, while conveying authentic style and details of the dances. The local club, Nevada County Folkdancers, will be on hand and plans to keep practicing the new numbers over the coming months.
Beginning at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, two local groups will play live, including most of the numbers from Williard's workshop. Village Folk Orkestra, founded more than 30 years ago by the late Richard Geisler, carries on with new energetic players and a huge repertoire of tunes, mostly from the Balkan countries, along with other parts of Europe and the Middle East. The six of them play fiddle and Bulgarian fiddle, flutes, accordion, guitars and bass, several varieties of hand drum, clarinet and a few more. Lead vocals are by George Kreshka of Czech-American origins and singing in a dozen or more languages each night.
The local East Europe-influenced choir Podruzhki will add several numbers to the program. Podruzhki was born in Saint Joseph's Hall about 12 years ago when local music fans stood in awe after a concert by the Oakland group Kitka and couldn't go home until they committed to singing fun but challenging music from the Balkan region.
St. Joseph's Hall, upstairs at 410 South Church St., Grass Valley, will be set up for both listening and dancing. Many tunes are easy "all-join-in" style, and all are danceable. Williard and local dancers will lead the lines, and most pieces are designed for lines rather than couples. For information about the music and the event, call 530-272-4650.
Tickets for the afternoon dance workshop are $10. The evening concert is also $10. Both can be purchased at the door. Organizers said no one will be turned away.
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The CBOE Volatility Index rose as much as 13% early in the session, hitting a one-month high. But now the "fear index" is ahead by 5%. The leveraged volatility-futures fund ProShares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY) is ahead by a relatively modest 4%, while the Barclays iPath S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures ETN (VXX) is up 2.2%.
It's more of the same — the stock market's "realized" volatility is just tiny these days. Here's the data from Nikolaj Gammeltoft and Cecile Vannucci of Bloomberg News:
The average daily change for the Standard & Poor's 500 Index narrowed to 0.45 percent in the third quarter, the smallest since the end of 2006, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index slid 8.3 percent since June 28, a retreat that coincided with a 5.3 percent advance in the S&P 500 and a 39 percent windfall for investors who used an exchange-traded note that bets against equity swings.


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Update Jamie's AMF Flex client to make it works for the new web service implementation in CVS (webservice/amf/testclient/)
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Hi Jamie, I assigned this to you because you did the previous Flex client. But if you don't have any time feel no pressure to assign it back to moodle.com. Thank you.
Have created a new amf service browser client. You can use a user's token or a username and password to log in to the client. A patch that applies to the latest version of Moodle HEAD is attached.
I have modified the zend server so that it supplies details of all the available methods for the logged in user. It interprets the data in the class dynamically generated by Moodle and passes all the data to Flash through an extra remote service method. The client displays form entry fields for each argument and arguments for the method can be entered using JSON syntax ie. use {} to enclose an object and [] to enclose an array.
All of this is a modification of the Moodle client created by Penny's colleague Jordi which is mentioned here : http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=117791 and is licensed with the WTF-PL which is fully compatible with the GPL.
I would propose that we include this in HEAD as an amf test client.
Adding Petr as a watcher to this issue as he might want to review the additions I made to the Zend server sub class which I think he created.
Attaching an updated version of the service browser as a patch to HEAD
I attach a new version of the patch for the amf service browser / test client.
The AMFTester.swf needs to be put in webservice/amf/testclient/ Seems that binary files don't work well in eclipse patches.
Updated amf/testclient/index.php to keep up with changes in js functions in HEAD. Attached new patch.
Attaching a new version of the patch "amfservicebrowser4.txt" to fix amf web services and to implement a web service browser in Flex.
Also attaching a new version of the swf that needs to be dropped into /webservice/amf/testclient/
From our last conversation thing to retest for next time:
[10/02/10 3:38:20 PM] Jérôme Mouneyrac: when I try delete group, it works but the server return an exception:
[10/02/10 3:38:22 PM] Jérôme Mouneyrac: [10-Feb-2010 15:37:50] PHP Catchable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to webservice_amf_server::validate_and_cast_values() must be an instance of external_description, null given, called in /Users/jerome/Documents/Projects/Moodle_HEAD_sandbox/moodle/webservice/lib.php(373) : eval()'d code on line 44 and defined in /Users/jerome/Documents/Projects/Moodle_HEAD_sandbox/moodle/webservice/amf/locallib.php on line 81
[10/02/10 3:38:32 PM] Jérôme Mouneyrac: when I try get all works fine
[10/02/10 3:39:02 PM] Jérôme Mouneyrac: when I try create group, all works fine on the server but the Flex client say that it found an exception
All code has been moved into amf_code, except a hook in webservice/lib.php that allow protocol plugins to overwrite the function generating the class.
Very cool to see complex call and complex return value working with AMF
+10 for committing the patch in HEAD now, Jamie will keep going to fix/improve.
Committed my test client to CVS along with fixes to cast parameters from Flash and return value from php to appropriate types.
Also committed a fix for the bugs reported by Jerome above.
Hi Jamie,
I attached a patch for the fix I did in
Can you apply it and commit it if all still work fine?
Thanks you
Oops. Accidentally committed an extension to the Zend code I wrote that improves exception reporting in the amf client along with your patch Jerome. But anyway this is something I intended to commit at some stage.
No problem. It improves exception messages and it looks good.
We probably need something like that for SOAP anyway.
Thank for testing and committing.
Hi Jamie,
discovered a new bug:
example of ws function generated code when parameters have default value (here ='' ):
public function hubdirectory_get_hubs($search='', $language='') {
it should be:
public function hubdirectory_get_hubs($search='', $language='') {
Attach a patch for it.
Hi Jerome,
I have a patch for this working on my system, will attach it. I think it is an improvement on your patch as there is no potential problem if the default includes an equals symbol (very rare I admit), also my patch takes care of the problem in the parent class rather than passing the problem down into the child class and having to deal with it in various web service plug ins.
It seems I opened an issue about default params
MDL-22426 but did not attach more info or the patch at the time, oops.
it is definitively better than my fix.
+1 to remove my last commit part:
//clean the parameter name from any potential default value assignment
// i.e. if the param is: $search = ''
// we only want: $search
$paramtocast = split('=', $paramtocast);
$paramtocast = $paramtocast[0];
and +1 to commit your patch.
I committed changes to the client to support :
- user control of variable number of parameters.
- better error reporting
- ui improvements
I added a link to the AMF test client into the web service test client page.


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Preview: Game #35 Hurricanes @ Leafs - Back on track
Cam Charron
March 28 2013 03:51PM
So now that we've established that the Leafs need to buy a few pieces, and established that the Leafs have a few pieces to sell, all before becoming a true "playoff team" it's time to turn our attention to a playoff race. That is a stretch of games that typically comes at the end of March and beginning of April where teams that are in the top ten or so jockey for position and try and win games and hope opponents nearby in the standings lose games.
As it happens. the Leafs are playing Carolina, one of the many teams fighting for one of the few playoff spots available in the East. The Hurricanes have played very well against Toronto this season, although they have produced not very well lately, losing three straight and going 3-6-1 in their last ten. They have fallen three points out of the race, but may not be that bad.
I'll have a brief analysis of the Canes after the jump, and urge any of you on Twitter to follow @ShutdownLine, a Hurricanes blogger who does some very good microstatistical work. He'll have some interesting numbers throughout the game.
For a refresher of the last time these teams met:
Broadcast Info:
Puck Drop: 7 PM EDT
TV: Leafs TV
By the numbers:
|Corsi Tied %
|50.8 (13th)
|44.8 (27th)
|5v5 GF/GA Ratio
|1.09 (12th)
|1.02 (15th)
|Team Shooting %
|Team Save %
|Team PDO
Special teams:
|PP Success
|13.4% (28th)
|18.5% (13th)
|5v4 GF/60
|4.43 (27th)
|6.36 (13th)
|5v4 SF/60
|51.1 (10th)
|47.3 (15th)
|PK Success
|76.6% (29th)
|85.6% (5th)
|4v5 GA/60
|9.36 (30th)
|5.07 (5th)
|4v5 SA/60
|69.2 (29th)
|40.9 (4th)
Starting goalies:
|Quality Start Rate
|Quality Starts
|Justin Peters
|James Reimer
Numbers from NHL.com and Hockey Analysis
A couple new statistical categories today to show off starting goalie matchups. Carolina has been in a bind this year with both Dan Ellis and Cam Ward, their two experienced guys, ending up on the injured reserve. Ellis has otherwise been fantastic in Carolina and they're still getting a .927 team save percentage, but otherwise the team has yet to produce like their shot differential totals suggest they ought to. Despite being a top-half team in Corsi Tied %, Carolina's goal-differential minus-4, 17th in the league.
Special teams is a big reason why. The Leafs have been average on the powerplay this season and excellent on the penalty kill. The Hurricanes have been mediocre on the man advantage and truly awful on the penalty kill, at 29th in success rate, 30th in goals against rate and 29th in shots against rate. The powerplay has been better, although it is still coming up lame despite a good number of talented shooters generating a lot of shots. Other than Jeff Skinner, Tim Brent and Jordan Staal, not an awful lot of goals going around.
Here are the lines the Hurricanes had in their last game:
Alexander Semin - Eric Staal - Jiri Tlusy
Chad LaRose - Jordan Staal - Jeff Skinner
Patrick Dwyer - Tuomo Ruutu - Riley Nash
Adam Hall - Tim Brent - Kevin Westgarth
Tim Gleason - Joe Corvo
Jamie McBain - Joni Pitkanen
Jay Harrison - Brett Bellemore
Justin Peters
John Muse
I have no idea who their 6D or their backup goalie are.
With the return of Tuomo Ruutu from injury and the usability of Tim Brent, I'm beginning to see why the Hurricanes didn't feel they needed Jussi Jokinen anymore. The usage chart produced some fairly interesting results, and a lot of blue circles in the "tougher minutes" area of the grid. Jordan Staal, Jeff Skinner, and Patrick Dwyer, a player assumed to have had a successful 2011 thanks to playing alongside Brandon Sutter appears to have done just as well alongside Jokinen this season, and now Ruutu I guess.
Ultimately, Kirk Muller has a lineup that he doesn't like to specialize. The top two lines both see a good portion of the offensive minutes the team gets and the third line has had success holding the fort when they're on. At the start of the season, I was wary about balanced lineups against a Randy Carlyle team but with the emergence of Nazem Kadri, the Leafs can say they have three good lines who can play with top sixers.
One problem, of course, is that the first line has been quiet of late. Carlyle put Joffrey Lupul back with Tyler Bozak and Phil Kessel last game and has moved James van Riemsdyk back alongside Nazem Kadri and Nik Kulemin. I'd expect that line to be trotted out against Jordan Staal, while Mikhail Grabovski's unit should handle Ruutu and the first line will play power-on-power:
Joffrey Lupul - Tyler Bozak - Phil Kessel
James van Riemsdyk - Nazem Kadri - Nik Kulemin
Matt Frattin - Mikhail Grabovski - Jay McClement
Frazer McLaren - Ryan Hamilton - Colton Orr
Carl Gunnarsson - Dion Phaneuf
Jake Gardiner - Mike Kostka
Mark Fraser - Cody Franson
James Reimer
Ben Scrivens
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Fourth line sees a shakeup too, with Ryan Hamilton and Jay McClement switching spots. I'd feel better about this experiment if Frattin were moved back up to play with Kadri and Kulemin took his position back alongside Grabovski's wing. Should things go south tonight, Carlyle may make that switch.
I'm comfortable having Frazer McLaren and Colton Orr on the ice as long as Jay McClement is there, but don't know how I feel about a fourth line winger centering two fifth line players. Paul Hendrick also called John-Michael Liles a "possibility" so the shell game begins.
Predictions? Comments? Complaints? Can the Leafs start up another streak with a second win in a row? They do have points in the last six...
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SnapTags vs QR Codes
Puzzle Marketer
A colleague of mine recently introduced me to a marketing tool to engage with mobile customers and prospects. It's called the SnapTag , powered by SpyderLynk. With the rise of mobile smart phones usage, readable codes have gained popularity among marketers as a unique way to engage with customers and prospects. They 're mostly random dots, squares, or other shapes.
The six elements of human behavior that drive social media
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You have to love a person who describes herself as somebody who studies "the dark side of Customer Management." " Ana Isabel Canhoto is just such as person. An instructor at Oxford Brookes University, Ana is a Twitter friend who recently shared with me highlights of a speech by Paul Fennemore , a Managing Partner at Viapoint. Altruism. Hedonism. Homophily. Memetics. Narcissim.
Super Bowl 46 – By the Numbers
Fearless Competitor
When I found this great post at Mashable by Charlie White, I thought it perfect for the weekend after the Super Bowl. But since I live in the NYC area, I'm a big Giants fan and am thrilled that they won. You can read the original post here. Super Bowl 2012 is in the books and we can recap. It's a weekend of superlatives, with astonishing numbers swirling around those brave warriors on the field. In the Super Bowl , everything is larger than life. Instead of a dozen TV cameras for normal football game broadcasts, NBC rolls out 57 cameras. billion of them in one day. Want more? TV history.
Top Internet strategy, marketing and technology links for the week of February 11, 2012
Here are the top Internet strategy, marketing and technology links for the week of February 11, 2012… . How to Handle Criticism: a Practical Guide (ProBlogger). An Easy Way to Decrease Your Unsubscribe Rate (ProBlogger). Three Tricks for Getting Your Lead Gen Program Where You Want It To Go (Marketing Profs). Elements for a Successful Marketing Program Mix (FutureLab). Spin Sucks).
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After being marooned on a distant planet, Fry befriends a young monster.
We can't get through.
The planet's blockaded.
That won't stop us.
Activate cloaking device.
There's no such thing.
Then engagedeflector shields.
That's from TV, Geordi.
Well, what sort ofstealth technology do we have?
A can of paint.
(can rattling)
(computer beeping)
Sir, there's anOmicronian ship
requesting safepassage home.
Home, eh?That's where I live.
Let them throughthe blockade.
Okay, buddy upand look out for Omicronians.
It's up to everyone to gettheir partner back alive.
Fry, you go with Bender.
Amy, with Leela.
And I'll go with...
Screwed again, my friend.
(quiet ethereal humming)
Hey, Bender,you better check your ass.
I thinkit's leaking enchantment.
That's not enchantment,it's the herbs!
Bender'selectric field
is activating theirbioluminescence.
We'll needscientific samples.
Everyone, start fillingthese dime bags.
Whoa, a palace!
Parapets, battlements,
everything my Big Book of Castles promised.
I'm gonna sneak a closer look.
Bender, you'll let me know ifwe have to cheese it, right?
First Law of Robotics, baby.
(vehicles approaching)
Five-O, five-O!
Five what?
Five Omicronians!
Everyone, grab your buddyand get back to the ship!
Coming through!
Is everyone on board?
I got my buddy.
Hermes is my buddy.
Bender, where's Fry?
I saw himin the, uh, kitchen.
With Dinah.
You know, the dyno-maticfood-service robot.
Let's go already!
(guns clicking)
I smell the stinkof Earth humans.
Fan out!
They got away,Your Scaliness.
We must have just missed them.
The ground is still warm.
(whimpers quietly, gulps)
You use it to peel the skinoff your enemies
layer by layertill they die or whatever.
Neat! Hey, you knowwho would love fleaming stuff?
My friend Bender,
who I'll never see again.
Aw, you're homesick,aren't you, T.?
Mmm-hm. I miss Earth,and I'm still hungry.
Do you have anymore of that candy?
No,but I have a toy Earth.
I didn't abandon you!
You wandered off!
Stop judging me, Fry-bed!
Oh, it's just not the same
without the muffled screams.
If only I could hearyour voice again.
(click, beep)
Hello, it's me, Fry!
I'm not here right now,
'cause we're out getting drunkat the Olive Garden.
So just leave a message
for myself or Benderafter the tone.
See you!
(beeps, clicks)
LEELA:Fry? Are you home?
We're supposed to have a date atthe adults-only pancake house.
Of course he's hereand not on another planet!
(nervous groaning)
In fact, he's about totalk to you right now.
Oh, good.(clicks)
Hello, it's me, Fry.
I'm... drunk... right now.
So just leave.
I love you.
Olive... you.
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Having a baby in a carrier makes my life SO much easier. Little Miss Princess likes to be held and carried around all the time and it can be difficult to do with the boys running around and wanting my attention at the same time! When I was given the opportunity to review an organic SleepyWrap for this Earth Week celebration, I was a little little intimidated, but pretty excited at the same time. I'd never tried a wrap before and wasn't sure what to expect.
When it arrived in it's compact packaging I STILL wasn't sure what to expect. When I opened it, the material seemed to go on forever! I quickly found the instruction booklet and followed the picture directions for the basic tie. In no time, Little Miss Princess was snug and secure. I quickly learned that you should try to tie the wrap as tightly as possible, to the point that it doesn't look like baby would fit, and that the fabric will stretch out to accommodate baby, but the tight wrapping will keep her super safe and secure. I love that the wrap is so versatile, any size mama can use it!
I haven't tried it with Tiny Man, I'm not sure I could get Mr. Independent into it without a fight, but I love that if we're out and about and he needs to be close to mommy, it's a possibility! A carrier makes life so much easier -- the boys can ride in the double stroller and see the world and Little Miss Princess is cozy and warm next to mommy!
I found the SleepyWrap to be very comfortable and Little Miss Princess loves it. I am able to wear her in the wrap and carry Tiny Man around because I don't have to worry about Little Miss Princess' head control or Tiny Man trying to poke her. He doesn't seem to realize she's in the wrap and thinks I'm just carrying him around like usual!
The SleepyWrap can be used from day one, and depending on your child, can be used all the way through to toddlerhood!
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The Brumbies bounced back from last week's loss to go top of the Aussie conference after demolishing the Rebels 37-6.
The Brumbies bounced back with maximum points from last week's loss to go top of the Aussie conference after demolishing the Rebels 37-6 in Canberra on Saturday.
A first-half blitz by the Brumbies laid the platform for a crucial bonus-point victory with the game pretty much over at half-time thanks to the home side's 30-6 lead.
The win is a big boost for Jake White's troops ahead of their two-week tour of South Africa, while another Rebels loss will undoubtedly ask questions of the Melbourne side, who have conceded their fifth defeat of the season and also their eighth straight defeat while on the road.
The Brumbies dominated territory and possession from the outset and were rewarded with two Christian Lealiifano penalties in the opening 10 minutes.
The visitors hardly touched the ball in the early stages but they struck back after 15 minutes with a massive 53 metre penalty from former England fly-half Danny Cipriani.
But the Brumbies responded immediately when inside centre Pat McCabe brushed aside fellow Wallaby James O'Connor to score under the posts.
O'Connor replied with a penalty, only for the Brumbies to seize control with tries for flanker Michael Hooper and lock Scott Fardy, both coming from sloppy defending around the edge of the rucks.
Things went from bad to worse for the Rebels when skipper Gareth Delve was shown a yellow card for persistent offences.
During his 10 minutes off the field the Brumbies scored a fourth try when skipper Ben Mowen steamed onto an inside ball from McCabe to touch down beside the posts.
The Rebels were far more committed in the second half and tried hard to break down the Brumbies defence, but a series of unforced errors continually handed the advantage back to the home side.
The Brumbies absorbed everything the Rebels threw at them, then had the final say when Fardy crashed over for his second try.
The scorers:
For Brumbies:
Tries: McCabe, Hooper, Fardy 2, Mowen
Cons: Lealiifano 2
Pens: Lealiifano 2
For Rebels:
Pens: Cipriani, O'Connor
Brumbies: 15 Jesse Mogg, 14 Joe Tomane, 13 Tevita Kuridrani, 12 Pat McCabe, 11 Henry Speight, 10 Christian Lealiifano, 9 Nic White, 8 Fotu Auelua, 7 Michael Hooper, 6 Ben Mowen (capt), 5 Sam Carter, 4 Scott Fardy, 3 Dan Palmer, 2 Stephen Moore, 1 Ruaidri Murphy.
Replacements: 16 Anthony Hegarty, 17 Ben Alexander, 18 Peter Kimlin, 19 Ita Vaea, 20 Ian Prior, 21 Robbie Coleman, 22 Andrew Smith.
Melbourne Rebels: 15 Kurtley Beale, 14 Lachlan Mitchell, 13 Mitch Inman, 12 James O'Connor, 11 Mark Gerrard, 10 Danny Cipriani, 9 Nick Phipps, 8 Gareth Delve (c), 7 Jarrod Saffy, 6 Luke Jones, 5 Hugh Pyle, 4 Al Campbell, 3 Rodney Blake, 2 Ged Robinson, 1 Nic Henderson.
Replacements: 16 Luke Holmes, 17 Eddie Aholelei, 18 Michael Lipman, 19 Tim Davidson, 20 Richard Kingi, 21 Julian Huxley, 22 Lloyd Johansson.
Referee: Craig Joubert (South Africa)


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Who do you surround yourself with? Have a think about it for a while – in business and your personal life…never underestimate the power of the connections you have both in and out of work and how these have a huge impact on your own life.
The people you interact with on a daily basis will change your perspective on the world, if they are negative people they could bring you down with them, if they are positive they will no doubt bring you up. Think of someone you know who is really positive and the feeling you get when around them – pretty good hey?
How are your relationships with others – what impact do you have on the people around you? Do you leave them with a happy feeling?
I'll give you a secret, if you want to succeed or at the very least have a good life then surround yourself with successful and fun people and don't spend your time with negative people who constantly try and bring you down. Now obviously this is not the easiest thing to do when so many of our relationships are carved out for us through work and life. For example, you probably can't just get rid of that tricky client who always seems to be moaning, whatever you do or move away from the person you're sat next to in the office because you don't get on with them. However, there are some things you can do to help these situations, because ultimately, if you let them get you down then it will affect your work and life outlook and that's not a good a thing.
Here are a few quick suggestions for how you can move towards a more fulfilling and successful career/life by surrounding yourself with positive people.
1). At Networking events don't get stuck with people who simply spend their time selling 'at you'. Politely move on and find people who are interested in your business and who have interesting businesses themselves. Spend your time cultivating these relationships.
2). I mentioned tricky clients and co-workers earlier in this post. Now some people just can't be changed but quite often it's simply a clash of personalities that drives a divide between people. Just for once, put pride aside and carry out a random act of kindness for the 'tricky' person in your life – buy them something – a good book or something else they've perhaps shown an interest in before. They won't be expecting this and if this doesn't change the relationship to a more positive one, maybe its time to consider leaving them be.
3). Pin point successful people as connections you want to make and work out how you can do so. Spending time with people that have already made it in business is one of the very best ways of learning – act like a sponge when you get these opportunities, soak in everything they tell you and try and use the time with them to learn as much as possible. I may well have built a couple of businesses from nothing in the last 10 years and be writing this blog from my experiences but when I recognise someone I could learn from, I'm quite literally, all ears.
4). Start a Master Mind group – I'm part of a couple of business groups which are essentially mastermind groups. The idea of these groups is different to networking – they work on the premise that more heads are better than one – if you sit down with other successful people and talk about your businesses you will learn more from what other people think about your business than you realise – It's amazing what fresh set of eyes will see. I strongly recommend getting involved in a group like this and if you don't know where to find one, start one (I did!).
5). Start a lunch/diner club with your best friends. The feeling you have when you're out with your best friends is one of the best you can get so why not do it more often. As I've got older, my friends have all grown up, moved in with spouses/had kids and moved away. We have a group which meets up every quarter (generally in London) for a lunch/dinner at one of the best restaurants in town. It might not sound like anything special but its all in the setup – everyone has to pay in a set amount of money each month on DD and if they miss the event, the money stays in the fund. This eradicates most excuses believe me. We have one that flies back from Malta and one will soon be coming back from New York for this amazing day out. I hope that at least one person reading this blog sets a similar thing up – I promise you its worth it.
That's just a few suggestions for living a more positive life through better connections and relationships. If you have some suggestions yourself that I've not listed then please do let me have them as I'm always keen to learn


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|Release Date: 06/13/13
BLM Reopens Comment Period for Proposed Commercial Oil Shale Regulations
WASHINGTON – In order to facilitate greater review by the public and key stakeholders, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) announced today that it is reopening the public comment period for proposed revisions to its commercial oil shale regulations. Notice of the new 30-day comment period is published in today's Federal Register. Public comments will now be accepted until July 15, 2013.
On March 27, the BLM published a proposed rule in the Federal Register to revise certain provisions of the commercial oil shale leasing regulations. The proposed revisions are designed to ensure that the royalty system ensures a fair return to the American taxpayer and that adequate measures are in place to protect the environment.
The proposed rule provided a deadline of May 28 to comment on the proposed revisions. The BLM has received requests from several interested parties asking for an extension of the comment period. The parties expressed the need for additional time to conduct a comprehensive review of the proposed revisions and potential impacts.
In February 2011, the Department of the Interior announced that the BLM would take a fresh look at commercial oil shale rules and plans issued under the previous Administration and, if necessary, update them based on the latest research and technologies, to account for expected water demands in the arid West, and to ensure they provide a fair return to the taxpayer.
The proposed rule published in March identifies several options for amending the current royalty rates for commercial oil shale production. The BLM will consider whether a single royalty rate or royalty structures should be set in advance or whether to retain some administrative flexibility to adjust royalty rates when more information is available about costs of production, energy inputs, and impacts associated with various emerging extraction technologies.
Interested parties are requested not to resubmit comments previously submitted to the BLM during the comment period that closed on May 28.
Oil shale is a fine-grained sedimentary rock containing kerogen, and is distinct from "shale oil." The largest known domestic oil shale deposits are in a 16,000-square mile area in the Green River formation in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2015, the BLM generated $4.1 billion in receipts from activities occurring on public lands.
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Just a few steps to the water's edge in this condo with breathtaking sunset views located in the center of the, most recent, Boca Catalina building on the 2nd floor overlooking the pools and gardens. The Amazing Pearl Two-bedroom condo is indeed the ultimate in comfortable furnishings combined with artistic rendering and stunning ocean views; sleeps 6 adults comfortably and has professionally selected furnishings destined for occupants that enjoy being in an upscale environment. The living room is equipped with a sofa, two comfortable chairs and a LCD-screen and a DVD player. The artistic Beatles painting forms the main center piece of the living area. Right of the living area there is a balcony with a 4 seat table and a gas grill, perfect for a casual cookout while enjoying the sunset. The dining area is equipped with a dining table to seat 6 persons accompanied by a tall table for two on the side. Extensive meals can be prepared in the open fully equipped kitchen. The master bedroom is classically decorated and furnished with a king-size bed and a DVD player that supports Blue ray and a LCD screen in the bedroom. The master bedroom boasts its own balcony with the same stunning ocean views. The second bedroom features a queen-size bed and a bunk bed of which the bottom one is a double size bed. Both bedrooms have large built-in closets with drawers. Besides the en suite bathrooms for both bedrooms, this unit features a third full bathroom. In the hallway to the bedrooms you will find the washer and dryer needed for total comfort. This unit provides you with 1,600 sq.ft. of living space. Free broadband wired and wireless internet, cable TV, three flatscreen TV's (in living room and each bedroom), a DVD player. It is located on the second floor of the Boca Catalina building.The facilities include three large swimming pools, a kiddy pool, two gyms, men's and women's saunas, a business center, two tennis courts, a squash court, a racquetball court, a game room and a kids playroom. Wonderful landscaping of the premises. Enjoy the tranquility of the resort and stroll on the beautiful beach just steps away in front of the complex. NOTE: IF THIS CONDO IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR YOUR DATES, WE DO HAVE SEVERAL OTHER SIMILAR CONDOS AT THIS SAME RESORT THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE; PLEASE browse this website further!PLEASE CLICK ON ANY OF THE TABS HEREUNDER FOR MORE INFORMATION!
PrestigeVacationsAruba.com has a special arrangement with two local car rental companies for our guests, which provide us with low and very competitive rates. To take just a small sample of the numerous available models, the rates are currently e.g: Honda Fit hatchback @ US$ 203/week (insurance deductible/deposit $500)Toyota Yaris @ US$ 224/week (insurance deductible/deposit $500)KIA Rio @ US$ 245/week (insurance deductible/deposit $500)Toyota Camry @US$ 350/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Suzuki Vitara 4x4 or comparable vehicle at US$420/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Hyundai H1 minivan or comparable vehicle at US$455/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Jeep Wrangler 4-door 4x4 or comparable vehicle at US$470/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000)Privately Owned by a condo owner at Oceania: upgraded Hummer H3 4x4 starting at US$525-745/week (insurance deductible/deposit $1,000), depending on which unit you are staying in at Oceania. All above rates include taxes and required basic third party insurance, pick up and drop off at airport. The rates of the Hummer additionally includes FULL ALL-RISK INSURANCE. Please inquire about specific car sizes or 4x4's if you have any other preferences, as the list of cars is quite lengthy. If you have booked a vacation property with us and would like to rent a car or 4x4, just let us know in advance (by phone or e-mail) and we will make all arrangements: We will then send you an e-mail voucher which you can print out and should take with you when you travel. You must however call the associated rental car company (indicated on the voucher) as soon as you arrive on the island, for them to pick you up. Present the printed voucher as payment and cash or credit card for the deposit only. Your condo or villa reservation with us will secure your car rental reservation, and further car rental payment arrangements will take place during your check-in at the resort.
OUR CALENDARS ARE ALWAYS KEPT UP TO DATE; firm bookings are entered as soon as they are made. So please freely use our calendarabove to check the availability of your desired dates!If your dates are not available for this unit, we do have many other similar units on this website, so feel free to browse the availability of other units that may suit your vacation accommodation needs. Weekly stays in the rate list hereunder are added only for price indication. Our dates are actually FULLY FLEXIBLE, so you may arrive or depart on ANY DAY OF THE WEEK and stay ANY AMOUNT OF NIGHTS; just take into account the MINIMUM AMOUNT OF NIGHTS per season as indicated hereunder! For extra nights beyond a week's stay, to calculate your total just add the corresponding amount of nightly rates to the weekly rate.
Minimum stay 3 nights in mid- and high-season; 7 nights in super high-season and Easter-season.
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