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Youtube video of Circle begin controlled via a touch screen. Circle provides the bass line alongside various hardware and software.
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I'm a researcher at University College Galway, on the wet and windy west coast of Ireland. My work is in medical imaging (X-ray/CT) and computer vision. I also DJ a little on the side and lately I've tried my hand at production. Also there are some random parties and radio shows.
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Well I have always had an interest in technology, so as I became more involved in the music side of things it seemed like a logical progression. I have a love for acoustic instruments, orchestras and all that, so I was intrigued at the concept of introducing synthesisers into that space and seeing (hearing?) how the two can coexist.
You are from Ireland, which is known for its rich traditions of song in music. How does this translate to your music, is it an influence?
My friend and I were laughing about this recently, about how nearly everyone in Ireland is making music! Maybe it's the bad weather. I think the sounds you hear as you grow up are always an influence - maybe not directly, but indirectly. Like you won't hear traditional Irish music in my music really, but maybe it can manifest itself in a sample I would be open to using.
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I work mainly with Ableton Live. I have some drum machines from Korg, MFB and Yamaha. The Yamaha thing I haven't touched really but it looks good on the shelf. I use Alesis Mk2 Active monitors, one of which I recently blew at an after-party in my house. It was worth it though. I have a MOTU Ultralite as a soundcard and some guitar pedals. I work a lot on headphones as my gear is set up in a space with less than ideal acoustics. I use samples a lot, I have lots. For VSTs, I use all the default Ableton stuff, Circle of course, and some Fabfilter/D16/SPL stuff to make some polished sounds. I also have a Juno 106 and Logic 8 - it's good to know.
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I try not to force it really and leave it up to the subconscious. I don't think I've ever had a strict method, although over time you start to notice patterns. I'll make myself arrange and bounce whatever I have done at the end of a session and from the mixdowns I'll get a feel for where the track is going. I like to keep coming back and listening to the mixdowns. When I finally return to the track in edit mode, I'll have some focus. If inspiration isn't coming from the laptop I'll turn to the outboard gear, or the microphone…
Do you follow the latest developments in music technology?
I enjoy reading about the latest developments, but I don't lose myself in them. All the new technology is great, but knowing yourself as an artist is far more important. I am however very excited to get my hands on Bitwig!
What are the biggest issues you have with music technology (if any)?
I think I need more limitations than possibilities. With so many digital products available in the last few years, it's easy to feel lost with all the possibilities. You have to pick your palette, learn what colours you can create, and paint with what you have.

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Morale does not often show up in reports, or on charts and graphs, but the seasoned executive is well aware that the morale of his sales team has a direct impact on the bottom line. Resolution Systems identifies the top morale killers for a sales team.
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Although the morale of a sales team is difficult to quantify, experience demonstrates time and again that the collective attitude of a team—its tendency toward optimism or pessimism--can make or break an enterprise. Resolutions Systems, Inc. is aware of the dangers posed by low morale, and knows how to address them.
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It hasn't been a boring week, and there's a lot to talk about in the Friday Chat.
Did you like Pete Boone's appearance the Monday presser? Was it a positive move to get out in front of the football situation at Ole Miss?
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Dickinson County Deputies Seize $67,000 in Suspected Drug Money
KSAL Staff - Thu 12:01 PM 03/29/2012
A traffic stop along Interstate 70 in Dickinson County by a sheriff deputy leads to a seizure of a large amount of suspected drug money.
According to the Dickinson County Sheriff's Office, on Sunday a deputy stopped a vehicle for a minor license plate violation. During the stop, the deputy detected a strong smell of marijuana and ended up conducting a search.
During the search, the deputy discovered 24 grams of marijuana and 2 pistols. Also discovered was $67,000 in cash.
The driver and a passenger were both arrested. They are identified as Chad Stevens and Alayna Murphy, both from Delaware, Ohio. Each could face charges that include possession marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The $67,000 in cash was seized by the sheriff's office as drug proceeds.
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Thursday 29 March 2012 12:42 Report this comment
great catch , Like taken candy from a baby too that 67 grand will help out taxpayers plus the fines these idiots will pay
Thursday 29 March 2012 13:51 Report this comment
Great Job. To all you folks that whine about traffic enforcement see how something small turns into something bigger.
Thursday 29 March 2012 14:35 Report this comment
It's very strange cities west and east of Salina on I70 seem to always be the one's catching these people. Then again Abilene is not saturating their streets on Friday nights hoping to catch some drunks. Not many drunks will have 65k in their cars.
Thursday 29 March 2012 15:08 Report this comment
Maybe one of them will have $540 million in their car. It could be you. You can't win if you don't play.
Thursday 29 March 2012 17:36 Report this comment
Who says crime doesn't pay? Your government in action, stealing from those who suffered under the delusion that it's legal to possess U.S. Currency.
Thursday 29 March 2012 18:18 Report this comment
Kudos to the Dickinson county Sheriff dept. Thank you for your service and getting this stuff off our streets.
Friday 30 March 2012 00:29 Report this comment
Granny! You criticize them for buying new patrol cars in one article...then compliment then in another. Unbelievable!
Friday 30 March 2012 06:22 Report this comment
I'm all for our police getting drunks off the street.I despise a drunk.
Friday 30 March 2012 07:07 Report this comment
harryj45: You have NEVER heard me say we do not need our law enforcement officers, I may not agree at times the way certain things are handled or done, but I respect law enforcement people and the job they do!!! I appreciate the fact they leave their families every day, not knowing if they will go home that night. I am entitled to think and feel how I choose on some subjects, just because I do not always agree with everyone, does not mean I do not respect others opinions. Anytime they can remove the drugs and guns from a criminals hands, that is wonderful!!!
Friday 30 March 2012 19:11 Report this comment
Yeah right. Minor plate violation? Probably more like profiling by the uber anal law enforcement in KS. Must have been someone with long hair and an out of state plates. The pigs will steal anyones money if they find out you have a significant amount. They know almost all cash has traces of illegal drug residue. Call the dog officer Shady. Bam. Your money has been seized. You prove its legit in a civil court. Haha. Good luck. Hope your rich and patient. Who are the thugs? Twenty four grams of weed is not considered a saleable amount. However your piggies still took it. Drug proceedsM. Why? Because the pigs have no burden of proof in civil court, the accused does. They must prove money is legit. Cops suck. We don't need them.
Friday 30 March 2012 19:20 Report this comment
Yeah police work in rural ks is really dangerous. I am rolling with laughter. The real question is what kind of person, who loves their family, and is the provider for, would be so selfish as to make his family have to worry about this pig never coming home? A power hungry formerly insignificant person who needs justification of some sort. That's wh9o. Who the hell wants to go arrest people for minor victimless crimes and hasten ruining someones life. Cops are losers. Period. Nobody who has a well balanced and happy life would want to be a pig. Just the ones who can't satisfy their egos without wearing some cornball uniform and some manly cold blue steel. Sissies and thugs always stick together. Thus law enforcement!
Friday 30 March 2012 21:39 Report this comment
I wonder what getumgranny is gonna do when this terrible substance mother nature put on this planet becames legal like that terrible alcohol that kills people everyday and ruins society!? You gonna run for the hills screaming "Satan is after me" lmao. These people were completely legal in fourteen states possessing 22 ounces of marijuana because those fourteen states allow you to carry 28 ounces for personal use. So did these people have conceal carry permits? and how do they know where the money really came from? Im just wondering where the rest of the story is? But i guess you are guilty until you pay for an attorney to prove your innocence..isnt that how the legal system works. This story is just a glorified piece of news trash to make the war on drugs look legit when its really a waste of tax payers money. Now we as the tax payer have to foot the bill for these two while the cops look like hero's.
Saturday 31 March 2012 07:29 Report this comment
I have said for years, if they legalize pot and tax it I am all for that!! But, for now, it is illegal. And, I have no problem with guns, it's the ones that do not own them LEGALLY that I have a problem with. And yes, where is the rest of the story, I'm sure there is more to this we are not being told.
Saturday 31 March 2012 12:51 Report this comment
Wait. Did I just discover that the prosecutor and the sheriff are related? Same last names in. Small town makes me think so. What the hell is wrong with you people that you would let that happen. This is extremely odd. I am very happy I don't live in this area. What the hell? Weird and sketchy. Pigs blow.


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Four players scored in double figures for Indiana Wesleyan, led by All-American Antonio Murrell with a game-high 23 points. The senior guard went 9-of-12 from the field and also tied for the team lead with six rebounds. Jon Moon scored all 15 of his points from the three-point line and increases his tournament total to eight three-pointers in two games. Landon Adler and Zach Coverstone added 14 points each.
Indiana Wesleyan never trailed against Evergreen State as they opened up a 6-0 lead. With the lead at two (10-8), the Wildcats outscored the Geoducks 16-5 to push the lead to double digits late in the first half. Moon sparked the run with a pair of three-pointers and Indiana Wesleyan shot 70% from beyond the arc in the first half.
Evergreen State made a charge and managed to cut the lead to seven (59-52) but six straight points opened the game up once again for Indiana Wesleyan and they went on to record the 22-point win.
Indiana Wesleyan shot 62% for the game, 50% from the three-point line. They held Nathan Menefee, the nation's second leading scorer, to 21 points. The junior totaled 69 points in two games at the tournament. Nick Moore closed out his career at Evergreen State with 19 points and six rebounds. The Geoducks end the season with a 20-12 record.
Making its second tournament appearance, Indiana Wesleyan (29-6) advances to the Elite Eight for the second time. They will either the University of Sioux Falls or College of the Ozarks at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday. The 32-team, single elimination tournament concludes March 17, 2009.
#1 Seed Ozarks Defeat IWU
The Bobcats avenged their loss of two years ago to the Wildcats in the 2007 National Championship game as IWU earned the title to cap off a 38-0 season.
Indiana Wesleyan (24-10) was able to neutralize Ozarks' leading scorer, senior guard Kayli Combs, to just nine points on 3-of-15 shooting. But the Ozarks' second leading scorer in Lindsy Murray, and main post threat, tallied a game-high 24 points on 9-of-16 shooting.
IWU sophomore forward Elaine Hessel was nearly able to match Murray with 23 points as she was 9-of-12 from the floor. Murray and Hessel were the only players to score double figures.
The Indiana Wesleyan defense was able to harass Ozarks much of the game, including the first six minutes as Ozarks was held scoreless. Before the first Ozarks score, a 3-pointer to tie the game with 13:52 left in the half, Ozarks had missed their first five field goals and committed seven turnovers.
Once the Bobcats finally scored they were able to score on four of five possessions in the next 2:19 to capture a 10-7 lead.
The first half featured five ties and five lead changes with no team able to earn a lead greater than four until the very end of the half. The score was tied 23-23 when the Bobcats were able to stretch a lead.
Ozarks (28-5) ended the opening period on a 10-1 run to take the lead and momentum into half. C of O led 33-24 at the break.
Ozarks quickly gained their first double digit lead of the day 23 seconds into the second half. But Indiana Wesleyan responded to close the gap to five points at 35-30 less than two minutes later as three different Wildcats scored.
On different occasions Indiana Wesleyan trimmed the deficit to four points, the latest coming at 39-35 with 11:50 to play.
The Bobcats reeled off six unanswered points to recapture their double figure lead at 45-35. Indiana Wesleyan responded once again with four straight points to bring the game within six as 8:10 remained.
In a second half of runs, Ozarks volleyed with six consecutive points to gain their largest lead of the contestat 51-39 and 5:18 on the clock. Ozarks maintained a 12 point advantage at 54-42 with 3:36 remaining, but Indiana Wesleyan attempted one last comeback.
A basket and a foul for freshman guard Rachel Steinbarger brought the deficit back to single digits. Following a defensive rebound by Steinbarger, Hessel scored in the paint for a 54-47 game. Another IWU defensive stop followed by Hessel hitting on 1-of-2 free throws closed the gap to 54-48 as 1:20 was left on the clock.
Indiana Wesleyan was forced to foul but Ozarks was able to connect on 5-of-6 free throws down the stretch to ice the game and advance to the Elite Eight.
The Wildcats defense kept Indiana Wesleyan close throughout as Ozarks shot 41.7-percent (20 of 48) and 3-of-15 (20.0-percent) from long range. The Bobcats turned the ball over 21 times and the Wildcats had 12 steals.
But Indiana Wesleyan was unable to capitalize on their defensive pressure as IWU was held to 35.2-percent (19 of 54) and hit on just 10-of-17 (58.8-percent) from the charity stripe. Ozarks won the battle on the boards by a 43-30 margin.
Indiana Wesleyan's season comes to a close at 24-10 with the seventh consecutive trip to the NAIA National Championship.
IWU Holds off Trinity Christian
#6 Indiana Wesleyan held off Trinity Christian 67-61 in the first round of the 2009 NAIA D-II Men's Basketball National Championship. The 18th-annual event is being held at the Keeter Gymnasium on the campus of the College of the Ozarks (Mo.).
Trinity Christian opened the game with a 12-5 run but the Wildcats, behind 57% shooting in the first half, tied the game at 18. Leading by two (23-21), Indiana Wesleyan limited the Trolls to just one basket over the final five minutes to take a 30-23 lead at intermission. Trinity struggled from the field, shooting just 17% from beyond the arc.
Indiana Wesleyan began the second half on an 8-2 run and held its largest lead, 38-25. The Trolls came storming back to tie the game at 49 after a basket by Alex Rusticus with over eight minutes to go. A Will Bruinsma three-pointer put Trinity Christian up by one (59-58) but the Wildcats clamped down defensively and closed the game with a 9-2 run to earn the win. Indiana Wesleyan limited Trinity Christian to just one basket over the final three minutes.
The Wildcats registered three players in double figures, led by Antonio Murrell with 18. Jon Moon and Zach Coverstone added 15 and 12 points, respectively. Murrell and Moon combined for six three-pointers. Indiana Wesleyan shot 55% for the game.
Trinity Christian was led in scoring by Ross Stuursma with 18 points on 8-of-10 from the field. Kurt Gruppen, the Chicagoland Collegiate Conference player-of-the-year, netted 17 points while Alex Rusticus scored eight and pulled down 12 rebounds. After shooting just 37% in the first half, the Trolls made 55% of their field goal attempts in the second half. They shot 46% for the game. Trinity Christian, making its second appearance at the national tournament, ends the season at 23-9.
Indiana Wesleyan improves to 28-6 overall and will play either #11 Bluefield (Va.) or Evergreen State (Wash.) on Friday, March 13 at 4:00 p.m. The 32-team, single elimination tournament concludes March 17, 2009.
Men Win 1st Round Game
The Wildcats trailed 59-58 with under three minutes to play. Senior forward Landon Adler hit bucket down low and was fouled with 2:05 on the clock for a three-point play to give IWU the 61-59 advantage.
Both teams missed shots in their next possession. Trinity Christian looked to tie or take the lead but senior guard Antonio Murrell stripped the ball lose and scored on a fast break give-and-go with Adler to increase the Wildcat lead to two possessions at 63-59 and 50 seconds to go.
The Trolls missed a 3-point attempt and grabbed the offense rebound, but missed again as the Wildcats grabbed the rebound. IWU junior guard Spencer Harris was fouled with 30 seconds to play and iced the game with two free throws.
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The 2006-07 National Champions are a No. 5-seed in this year's tournament and will square off with No. 4-seed Mount Marty (S.D.) College at 8:30 a.m. CT/9:30 a.m. ET on Thursday, March 12.
Mount Marty is out of Yankton, South Dakota and is currently 24-8 on the season. The Lancers finished 14-4 in the Great Plains Athletic Conference for a third place finish. Mount Marty lost in the GPAC semifinals to unbeaten Morningside (Iowa) College.
Like the Mid-Central College Conference, the GPAC earned four bids to the national tournament. The GPAC has won seven of the last eight national titles and had won six straight before the Wildcats clinched the 2007 championship.
The only common opponent between the schools is Morningside. Indiana Wesleyan lost a 62-54 decision to the No. 1-ranked team while Mount Marty lost 73-50 and 69-62.
The Lancers enter national tournament play winners of 10 of their last 11 contests and are 13-3 since the turn of the calendar year. Six of their eight losses this season have come to teams in the NAIA Division II National Championship while the other two have come against NCAA Division I South Dakota State University and Vanguard (Calif.) University, ranked No. 2 in NAIA Division I.
Mount Marty made a steady climb in the national poll this season. MMC was not ranked in the preseason coaches' poll and did not crack the top-25 until the third poll on January 5. Mount Marty progressed up the rankings until reaching their season high of No. 14 in the final poll on March 4.
Mount Marty boasts four players in double figure scoring this season, led by their backcourt of junior guard Michelle Amundson with 14.8 points and senior guard Katelynn Kunz with 14.2 points. Senior center Amber Marsden adds 13.2 points and sophomore guard Lacey Powell chips in with 11.6 points.
Marsden pulls down a team-best 7.7 rebounds per game and Kunz adds 5.2 caroms. Amundson, in addition to being the Lancers' leading scorer, dishes out 4.2 assist per contest.
No player on Mount Marty is shooting over 50.0-percent from the floor as they shoot 44.3-percent from the field as a team. Despite the lack of a high-percentage shooter, Mount Marty is seventh in NAIA Division II in 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (37.5-percent), 12th in Field Goal Percentage and 24th in Scoring per Game (72.6 points).
Men's NAIA Div II Brackets
Oklahoma Wesleyan University, the nation's top-ranked team for the last four weeks, earns the No. 1 seed. The Eagles stand 30-2 and take on Fisher (Mass.) College, winners of the Sunrise Conference Tournament, at 7:30 p.m. CST on Thursday (March 12). OWU has won 13 straight games and comes into its second ever Championship with a 1-1 record.
Defending national champion and No. 7 seed, Oregon Tech opens up play with a 9:45 p.m. game against Iowa Wesleyan on Wednesday. Host school, Ozarks, will face No. 14 Aquinas (Mich.) at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.
Oregon Tech owns the most wins (25) amongst this year's participants and is making its 11th overall appearance. Bethel (Ind.) is right behind with 22 victories in this, its eighth Championship appearance. Ozarks stand 18-11 overall in 12 previous tournaments. Overall, nine programs are seeking win No. 1 in this year's Championship. Conversely, 15 teams have at least five years of Championship appearance.
In all, there are 31 games spanning seven days. The first three days pack in eight games each day starting at 8:30 a.m. For ticket information, call 417-335-6242.
The first 30 games of the Championships will be video-streamed live on the Internet, while the National Championship Game on March 17 at 8:50 p.m. CST will air live nationwide on CBS College Sports Television with Jason Knapp calling the action and Sean Farnham providing color analysis.
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The 18th Annual NAIA Division II Men's Basketball National Championship will be held March 11-17 in Point Lookout, Missouri. The College of the Ozarks is the host site.
Indiana Wesleyan will enter the national tournament with a 27-6 record and co-champions of the Mid-Central College Conference regular season. IWU lost 74-70 in the MCC Tournament championship to then No. 3-ranked Bethel (Ind.) College.
The 32-team field consists of 21 automatic qualifiers, 10 at-large selections plus a spot for the host school.
The NAIA released its final Top-25 Coaches' Poll in conjunction with the list of national tournament qualifiers, which determined the at-large bids. Indiana Wesleyan held firm in the last poll at No. 6 to earn the first at-large selection.
Indiana Wesleyan will make it second ever appearance at the national tournament and second in three seasons. The Wildcats advanced to the Elite Eight in 2006-07 before falling to eventual national champion MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) University.
The Wildcats will be joined at the national tournament by two other MCC programs. Bethel (Ind.) College earned the conference's automatic bid by winning the MCC Tournament and Grace (Ind.) College received the ninth of 10 at-large berths.
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You rose from the sea, ripping wet with salt and tears as you dragged your clinging lace and came forward to meet me. I was running to reach you, but you had already fallen. I knew your lungs had burst. Did you see me running? Forgive me, I arrived too late. You were dead and lay frozen like a marble Goddess, eyes glazed. We had no time to embrace! Oh please forgive me, I couldn't just bury you in the sand, your body was so beautiful I could hardly bear to touch it. Oh but let me tell you, I waited weeks for the darkness of the new moon so I could slip you back into the waves and try to forget you had ever existed. I found your lace shawl on the beach. I wear it occasionally. It hands around me cold and damp, like the memory of an ancient dream.
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Michele Darnell-Roberts has been writing poems (and stories) since she was a young teenager as a therapeutic way of understanding her feelings. She loves imagery and symbolism and enjoys the discipline of trying to say what she feels in a concise and interesting way. Michele works as a mental health nurse for the elderly mentally ill, an experience which has led her to realise the importance of communciating one's feelings, and, as it were, "not being afraid to cry!." She is also involved in Dances of Universal Peace in which our world's spiritual traditions are danced and sung (mostly in circles) to promote both inner peace and peace in the wider community. There are some beautiful, and powerful, celtic and goddess dances!
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Guy Fieri, host of Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, stops by Pam's Kitchen in Seattle, WA, where they're serving up classics from Trinidad.
Specialty Dishes: Aloo Pies
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A great apartment to stay while you are in Valencia
With views over one of Valencia's famous assets; its gardens and enough space for a large family or group, this stylish apartment will be a hit for your holiday in Spain. A retro palette of amber and browns is given a smooth look of modernity, with shades of mahogany against smart designer fittings, for an ambience of easy relaxation. DISTRIBUTION: living area In the lounge there are 2 sleeper sofas, coffee table, audiovisual unit, display cabinet. Its dining suite has a table with seating for 6. bed- and bathroom The master bedroom has 1 double bed, sidetable and lamp, built-in wardrobes, with garden views. A second bedroom has 1 double bed, side-table and lamp, built-in closet, with an extra folding bed available. The 3rd bedroom has 1 single bed, side-table, lamp, closet and 1 extra single bed available. In the lounge, the sofas are converted into 2 double beds. There are 2 bathrooms with a walk-in shower, washbasin, WC. kitchen Apart from providing a complete set of kitchenware, the kitchen is also fully equipped with: Ceramic-plate cooker and oven, refrigerator, freezer, microwave, kettle, coffee maker, juicer, toaster. besides This apartment also includes: Electric heater, fan, intercom, washing machine, ironing equipment, hairdryer, bed linens and towels, TV/DVD, WiFi internet. There is a small balcony with views over the gardens. Tenga en cuenta: Hora de entrada: 15:00, es flexible, si no hay salida el mismo d�a de la llegada.En cualquier caso, es posible dejar las maletas. Hora de salida: 11:00,es flexible, si no hay entrada el mismo d�a de la salida.En cualquier caso, es posible dejar las maletas. Llegadas despu�s de las 21, tienen un extra de 30� S�lo se acepta como pago, efectivo a la llegada Desayuno no incluido Fianza: 200� se paga a la llegada y se devuelve a la salida Importe de limpieza: 50� Debe llamar 1 hora antes de llegar al apartamento, para confirmar la hora de entrada al +34655911340, tambi�n puede enviar un correo a firstname.lastname@example.com para informar de los detalles. |
Availability & Rates
To view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'Apartment Facilities
- Ceiling fan
- Cooker
- Cots available
- Elevator
- Free City Maps
- Free Wifi
- Fridge/Freezer
- Hair Dryers
- Internet Access
- Iron and Ironing Board
- Kitchen
- Linen Included
- Luggage Storage
- Microwave
- Towels Included
- Utensils
- Washing Machine
Cancellation Policy
This property has a 3 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.Must-Read Apartment Info
This property has specific Terms & Conditions.Note:
Check in time: 15:00, is flexible. Depending on the next reservation, otherwise you can keep your luggage for a couple of ours.
Departure time: 11:00, is flexible,
Arrivals after 21pm have an extra 30
Minimum stay 3 nights
Cancellation is 1 day
Only accepted as payment, cash on arrival
Breakfast not included
Deposit: 200 is payable on arrival and returned on departure
Cleaning Amount: 50
You must call 1 hour before arrival at the apartment, to confirm the time of entry. Information of us in your booking confirmation email
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
Take line 3 from the airport till Benimaclet after change line 4 till Pont the Fusta, after you have 7 minutes by walking.
From this same stop you can reach the beah in 20 minutes
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FILE - In a Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2012 file photo, the 80-foot-tall Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is lit using 45,000 energy efficient LED lights during the 80th annual lighting ceremony in New York. The tree comes from the Mount Olive, N.J., home of Joe Balku, who lost power and other trees during the storm. It's now covered in 30,000 lights and will remain on view until Jan. 7. While you're at Rock Center, watch the ice skaters, take in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular or visit St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue.(Photo by Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)
This November 2012 photo provided by the New York Botanical Garden shows the annual holiday train show at the garden in the Bronx borough of New York, where model trains on view in the Enid A. Haupt Conservancy wind past 140 buildings depicting New York City, including landmarks like the original Yankee Stadium, St. Patrick's Cathedral and the Brooklyn Bridge. Holiday train shows also take place at a number of other botanic gardens around the country including those in Chicago and Cincinnati. (AP Photo/New York Botanical Garden, Ivo M. Vermeulen)
This Nov. 2012 photo provided by Universal Orlando Resort shows actors from the theme park's live holiday show, "Grinchmas Wholiday Spectacular," inspired by the classic story, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas." The theme park's holiday events also include a nightly parade of giant balloons from Macy's New York City holiday parade. (AP Photo/Universal)
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