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Town Ladies starting their cup bid
SWINDON Town Ladies join the FA Women's Cup trail on Sunday with a trip to face Torquay United in the final qualifying round. read more
As MPs we have a crucial role to play in restoring faith in political system
THIS week in Parliament, MPs were given the opportunity to enrich democracy and enhance their accountability to their electorate. read more
Warmest Halloween on record, says Met Office
THE record for the warmest Halloween in Britain has been shattered, forecasters say. read more
Halloween celebrations cost £162 per family, report claims
A NEW report claims the average spend on Halloween costumes, sweets, decorations and parties totals £162 per family - plus, the top 10 costumes this year. read more
Young people warned to buy a TV licence
MORE than 27,000 young people were caught watching live TV without a TV Licence in the past year - 60 of them in Swindon. read more
A BIT OF A MOUTHFUL: Street life
It is in the nature of the restaurant business that we see a lot of life. On a quiet morning a customer may pour their heart out over a coffee; on a busy night, another may pour their stomach out over the pavement. read more
Top 10 Hallowe'en costumes: Families now spend an average of £162 on spooky celebrations
Households now spend an average of £162 on Hallowe'en, new figures reveal. read more
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Catherine Johnston
I'm not a cook at all, but if I had to it would be cottage pie. read more
SOMETHING FISHY: Value for money
I was heartened to see that the displays in Old Town Food Hall had character, the meat counter was vibrant with plenty of variety of local meat, the fish counter looked fresh and appealing, the tomatoes were sweet and juicy and the whole shop has the feeling that we care about food – its sustainability, read more
Howell dips under par in Shanghai
DAVID Howell enjoyed a better day at the BMW Masters in Shanghai today as he continued his pursuit of a place in the season-ending DP World Tour Championship, in Dubai, later this month. read more
LIVE NEWS: Friday, October 31
The latest news and views from Swindon and beyond on Friday, October 31. read more
THE LIST: 10 things to do in and around Swindon this weekend (Nov 1&2 edition)
AS another weekend beckons we bring you the latest in our regular weekly slot giving you 10 things to do in and around Swindon. read more
Science, art, skill... and death metal music
In the wake of her latest Gold award for making cheese, Ceri Cryer of the Brinkworth Dairy shares the secret of her success with Marion Sauvebois read more
160 YEARS: I Love Swindon
As we continue to celebrate the Adver's 160th anniversary we are pleased to present 160 reasons why we love Swindon. read more
PUB CRAWL: The Goddard Arms
From sports fans keen to enjoy the football with a cold pint by the bar to couples after a romantic dinner on a Friday night, the Goddard Arms caters to every taste and occasion. read more
OFF TO MARKET: Ten years of marketing
It's going to be a bumper day of celebration at the Designer Outlet farmers' market this Sunday as we mark an amazing 10 years of trading. read more
A (cold) cut above your average Italian
STEPHEN WEBB finds a familiar name in Cirencester... but not a wood-fired pizza in sight read more
Swindon Town have 'moved on' from scenes in TV debt show
SWINDON Town claim they have moved on from an incident which saw staff chased around the County Ground over a debt. read more
THE CHEF'S TABLE: Russell Loades
We still use traditional methods of cookery but we use modern twists to give our dishes a cheeky edge. read more
160 YEARS: I Love Swindon
As we continue to celebrate the Adver's 160th anniversary we are pleased to present 160 reasons why we love Swindon. read more
FA VASE: Away day is just the job for Fisher
JOHN Fisher insists he doesn't have even the slightest worry about his side playing away from home in the first round proper of the FA Vase this weekend. read more
Pop in for a pop-up tour of olde towne
A modern method is being used to showcase the past during an exhibition which runs until tomorrow. read more
New organisers rebuilding Remembrance event
TICKETS to a special festival to commemorate the ultimate sacrifice paid by soldiers in the First World War has sold out, days before it is set to take place. read more
Fair hopes for a record turn-out
THE fledgling Swindon Record and CD Fair aims to hit the right notes when it returns on Saturday. read more
Family backs move to ban legal highs
THE FAMILY of a man killed after taking a legal high last summer has welcomed calls for a blanket ban on all brain-altering drugs. read more
Headliner Kelvin eyes ideal comeback
KELVIN Young has his sights set on making a winning return to the ring when he headlines at the Oasis tomorrow night. read more
Naughty Will hits a century
CENTENARIAN William Collis was honoured to receive a card from the Queen as he celebrated his special birthday at Park View Nursing Home. read more
CAT CALL: Getting in shape for the battle
AFTER looking at fatigue last week, I thought I would take the chance to explain what I do when I am not on the ice to get myself ready for a game. read more
Moore unfazed by Wightlink challenge
SWINDON Wildcats D-man Shane Moore knows Wightlink Raiders will have a huge home advantage when Swindon head there in the Challenge Cup. read more
Bell comes up trumps
FOR Fairford runner Dave Bell and his Cirencester AC team-mates, it was mission accomplished at the 33rd Stroud Half Marathon. read more
HELLENIC LEAGUE: Lydney to test resolve of on-form Fairford
FAIRFORD Town boss Gareth Davies is hoping his side can build on last weekend's strong showing when they take on Lydney this weekend. read more
Casualty list lengthens for Supermarine
SWINDON Supermarine may go into this weekend's clash with Clevedon Town full of confidence after hitting the goal trail this week – but boss Dave Webb will be forced to plug a few holes in his back line. read more
Sean expects a right royal battle
SEAN Lynn is keeping his feet firmly on the ground, despite Swindon's impressive start to the South West One East season. read more
Low plots leaders' downfall
WOOTTON Bassett coach Alan Low thinks his team have every chance of upsetting Southern Counties North leaders Stow-on-the-Wold tomorrow. read more
Sign up for Prospect fire walk
PROSPECT Hospice will host its second annual Fire and Glass Walk on November 2 and staff are daring fundraisers to sign up. read more
Reporter hits the road... non-stop for 24 hours
TODAY was D-day for Adver reporter Liz Mackley and fitness guru Ronny Terry as they set off on a 24-hour non-stop walk for the 160 Appeal after weeks of intensive training - with tweets. read more
Running in memory of Becky
NEWS of the sudden death of her friend came as a crushing blow but filled Suzi Carthy with renewed determination to complete the Oxford Half Marathon in her memory. read more
Darting closer to magic total
AN adventurous mum is edging closer to her dream of cycling across North Indian for Prospect, with nearly £280 collected at a darts contest. read more
Halloween party will raise cash for charity
THRILLS, chills and shocks await those who attend the Swindon Screams Halloween party this evening. read more
Insurer pays £4m over brain injury
AFTER suffering a serious brain injury in a head-on collision, Paul Vallance has received a £4 million High Court settlement following an eight-year legal battle for justice. read more
Firefighters get ready to walk out again
THE Fire Brigades' Union don't believe the latest round of strikes will put public safety at risk during a weekend of fireworks events across Swindon. read more
Town aims to lead PM's green drive
PRIME Minister David Cameron has let it be known that he wants the UK to be at the forefront of the European hydrogen revolution for the vehicles of the future. read more
Help Prospect appeal at party
WITH already three sold-out events, partygoers are being urged to book their tickets for one of Best Parties Ever's Arabian-themed nights in Lydiard Park before it is too late. read more
Margaret ALLEN
ALLEN Margaret Elizabeth Passed away on 27th October 2014, aged 76 years. Wife of the late Albert Charles Allen and a beloved mother and grandmother. The funeral service will be held at St. Michael & All Angels Church, Highworth on Wednesday 12th November at 1.00 pm followed by interment in Highworth Cemetery. Family flowers only please, donations to Cancer Research UK c/o Co-operative Funeralcare, Cardinal House, Brewery Street, Highworth SN6 7AJ read more
Kerry GOODE
GOODE Kerry On her 37th Birthday Close to our hearts you will always stay, Loved and remembered every single day. With all our love Mum, Dad, Hayley, Andrew, Lee and Karl xx read more
Walter Jack CHAMPION
CHAMPION Walter Jack Died peacefully at the Great Western Hospital, Swindon on 19th October 2014, aged 91 years. Beloved husband of Marjorie (deceased) and father of Pamela. He will be greatly missed by all his family, especially Pamela and son-in-law Richard, grand-daughters Krissy and Kate, grandson-in-law Tom and great-grandsons Alexander and Benjamin. Funeral Service to be held at St Mary's Church, Rodbourne Cheney, Swindon on Wednesday 5th November at 12.00 noon followed by committal at Kingsdown Crematorium. Family flowers only please, however, donations to the British Heart Foundation would be appreciated. All enquiries to Blackwells Independent Funeral Directors Ltd. 38 Cheney Manor Road, Swindon SN2 2NS Tel. 01793611060 read more
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Farm dogs maul Irish tourist in northern Malaysia. Farm dogs attacked and mauled an Irish tourist who was visiting Teluk Bahang Saturday. Maurice Sullivan, 50, and his 28-year-old Polish companion, had arrived to become volunteers.
The two volunteers were taking pictures of the durian trees planted at the farm. The owner, known only as Teoh, 41, said the two got well acquainted with his dogs since their arrival. They were seen playing with the two pets hours before the attack.
Teoh said in the incident, the kanines, which are tame, were not tied and the two tourists, who got to know each other through an Internet chat room, had just come down from his house, located at the hilltop and from the scene of the incident.
"My wife, who was inside the house, suddenly heard the sound of dogs barking and when we went to Maurice's rescue, it was too late," Teoh said. "It never crossed our mind that the two dogs, which were very friendly with Maurice yesterday (Saturday), could maul him to death."
The dogs were surrendered to the state Veterinary Services Department for further action.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Marian24 Spectacular stay! I enjoyed a 9-night stay in late April/early May with my family, and it was truly one of the most relaxing vacations in a very long time. We had connecting rooms with a terrace and a wonderful mountain view including Hanalei Bay. The rooms were large and we had more than enough space in the bathrooms too. The daily maid service was excellent as was the evening turndown service. The staff throughout the hotel always cheerfully greeted us and asked if we needed anything. The front desk was equally helpful and attentive to our requests. The parking valet staff were friendly and efficient. The pool staff took good care of us, setting us up with chairs, towels, adjusting the umbrellas, and offering to bring us water. We ate lunch at the poolside bar and grill several times. The food and drinks were very good. We watched the sunset at the bar several times along with several other guests. The views are stunning! We travelled with a 15-month old toddler and wasn't sure if all would go smoothly but the hotel is a very toddler-friendly place and she had lots of other children to play with at the pool and beach. We participated in several events at the hotel, including lei-making, sand sculpting, and s'mores on the beach. I highly recommend this hotel, it is a gem! May 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by FormerConsultant Good Hotel, not exceptional The St. Regis is a nice property, starting to feel a bit dated. Service was overall very good, however several requests to speak with a manager to understand why a suite night award was not able to be applied were met with a "they will call you" and never receiving a call back. I understand when the typical (Jr. Suite) is not applied as a regular upgrade, but when one slightly higher (St. Regis) room is available it would be a nice gesture to have this upgrade granted. The food quality is average for a hotel, however the folks running the restaurant are great. We did find the hot tub to be inoperable on a couple of days, very unfortunate bcs the Princeville weather was cool and rainy. At check out, my room was charged at a rate several hundred dollars above what was confirmed. Luckily I checked the bill before a nasty surprise on my credit card. The front desk staff was gracious in correcting the error - though it shouldn't have happened in the fist place. Overall a nice hotel, good service, starting to feel a bit worn for category 7. April 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by missmin78 Family with small kids Review Stayed at the St. Regis for 2 nights in mid January 2012 with kids ages 3 and 1. Overall, the hotel was fantastic. For families with kids, I did notice a few things that were questionable but the overall experience was great. Pools/Beach - The big pool was heated to 78 degrees so very comfy and the kid pool must have been 83 degrees or so because it was VERY warm and comfortable for kids (especially since they stay in the pool for hours at a time!). Loved the mini surf lesson in the pool by Kyle. My son enjoyed it so much! Beach was eh....calm waves were a plus but lots of coral so hard to really enjoy the beach. Bring swim shoes and you will be able to walk far out and enjoy the fish and eel swiming around you. Food - was good. My son had their PB and Jelly sandwich 3 meals in a row and my daughter loved their mac and cheese. Kids eat free was great, especially for what they charge for the food! The drinks were very sweet and tasted like they were watered down but you felt the alcohol so maybe it was just a great drink. Rooms - were clean and nice. The DVD player was a plus for kids who like to watch their own shows. The mini keiki robes and slippers were simply adorable. The only negatives were 1. windows have 1 1/2 foot railings even on the top floors. Families with young children need to be VERY careful. I would opt for "less ocean view" just for the safety. and 2. the bath tubs were very slippery. My daughter fell on her head twice. They should offer families with small kids (or older folks) non-slip covers for tubs/showers. Service - the towel guys were a bit snobby. (all except Rocky who was very cordial from the start). Others were nice to me only AFTER I tipped them. The next day when my mother went to the pool before I did, they did not lay out the towels on the chairs for her. They just dumped the towels down on a chair. Too bad since I came by 10 minutes later to tip him but decided not to. Seemed a little discriminatory in my opinion. Facilities - views were AMAZING from every angle. Loved the views. The lobby is nice and the grocery/lobby store is very well stacked with all the things you might need! Lobby is clean and open and the bars are very nice and not too loud. The kids room (with mini air hockey, books, toys, guitar hero, tv's LARGE bathroom) was definitely a plus. The only minus was that it was 90 degrees in there!! maybe there was a way to change the temp but wasn't there long enough to find out. January 19, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by MAG2013 NOt St. Regis Quality Incredibly dissapointed in this property. Property and rooms are outdated. Supposedly upgraded to an Ocean View Suite which did not even have a balcony. Pool and beach lounge chairs are old and uncomfortable and the pool bar was dirty and without several beverage choices. Staff was friendly and accomodating. April 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tjb11 Absolute paradise The St. Regis Princeville was the perfect place to start our honeymoon. The staff were so welcoming, gracious, and friendly and made us feel like it was a home away from home. We had breathtaking views of Hanalei Bay from our room and had just a short drive to amazing restaurants and attractions. August 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by IngeVH Beautiful hotel & setting but it's the wonderful staff that made the experience absolute world class The hotel itself and its setting on the beautiful North Shore are excellent. Clean, spacious rooms - beautiful amenities ...but what we considered absolutely to be top class was the friendlyness and kindness of the staff (ALL of them). They made our stay truely exceptional. Congratulations. December 2, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kauai612013 AMAZING!!! We will be back! We just celebrated 4 nights of our 11 night honeymoon at the St. Regis in Kauai and wish we had booked the entire trip here. The views, rooms, and staff are all amazing! We will be dreaming of our time here until we return. The pictures on-line do not do the hotel justice. June 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mountaingypsy12 Room with a View and More The St Regis was wonderful. The beach area, and the beauty of the water and bay were incredible. Really captured some great photos that will last a lifetime.....surfers off shore to watch while soaking in the sun, nice pool and a very relaxing atmosphere....Great! February 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by SandyG Above and Beyond My husband and I stayed at the St Regis in Kauai for a week and were very pleased with the resort. The facility was exceptional, the views were phenomenal and the the staff was very friendly and helpfully in every way. We had a WONDERFUL time!! Mahalo to everyone. February 25, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Schneid Paradise One of the most relaxing vacations ever. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The only exception was that housekeeping was a little lax. Dirty glasses left in room, had to call for new ones several times. But aside from that, perfection. Perfect setting. August 12, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gail15 Return trip Excellent across the board My only comment is the charge for parking $30 a day steep Wasn't impressed with Kauai Grill no many levels but that is a separate venture of JG not the hotel Online discounts for golf are better then the offered through hotel October 25, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by DallasGreen1 20th Anniversary Bliss A perfect spot to celebrate 20 years of weded bliss at the place it all started. August 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Austinswim St. Regis Princeville An outstanding vacation for the family at St. Regis. Golf was beautiful ; SPA was great; food was excellent Butler service was outstanding as was room service. This was our second trip to this resort and it was so relaxing. August 16, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mjg52 Location is the best only complaint was the air conditioner in my room did not cool the room and it was a little musty particularly after showering but this was minor compared to how outstanding every other thing was at this resort. January 28, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by eernest Dont try to valet with a locals car... Bags took 2 hours to be delivered from bell hop..the MOD was quick to respond and professional.. SPG perks were nice and appropriate. We stayed with a friend for a few days during our trip and borrowed their car, which was a mistake. Every time we pulled up the valet wouldn't come to our car, inquired what we were doing there and who we were. One night I left the car there and walked to the room, forcing them to park it. When we would pull the car from valet the wait was very long and guests that came after us got their cars first.. August 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by charq charq Beautiful hotel and surrounds. Staff strives to please yet lack of strong communications between some departments makes it difficult for them to fulfill their commitment to the client at times. January 4, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ssf1421 Exceeds Excellence and Reputation I have spent time at many beautiful places/resorts, and I truly believe this would unequivocally rank as the very BEST. in EVERY respect...facilities, ambiance, food, beauty and service. January 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by wbadger531 A 5 Star Experience! From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with genuine hospitality. Mark helped us load our bags unto a cart and escorted us to the front desk to introduce us to Erin. Mark wished us a wonderful experience. Erin welcomed us in. She kindly set us up. I have to thank Sheena, Erin, and housekeeping for helping me get into our rooms an hour and a half earlier than check-in. They helped accommodate my request since it was my wedding day. Sheena, especially, helped me with all the phone calls she patiently took. Thank you! It meant a lot! Our stay was everything that you would hope for- relaxing, exquisite, and hospitable. Noah, our server at the beach, was amazing. His attitude and joyfulness was contagious! He made us laugh and helped us truly relax. I want to go back to your beach for the view, the water, and Noah's wonderful personality. Thank you, Noah, for being you! We hope to see you next time we visit. I, also, have to talk about our wedding experience. This is where I have to talk about Leon Pellicer. He was our biggest blessing on our wedding day. He helped set us up in the private room at the Kauai Grill. He was so happy to set us up and to grant us a wonderful place in his restaurant to celebrate our wedding union with our family. In addition, Mr. Pellicer helped us with other little wedding ideas, which is totally outside his expectations! Mr. Pellicer, you will forever be in our hearts for the special acts of genuine hospitality you gifted us with and for contributing to one of the most special days of our lives. We had a perfect day. In addition, our dinner at the Kauai Grill was the best dinner we have ever had! Thank you, Texas Billy Zetes, for the professional, courteous, and timely service. Thank you, Chef Maxime Michaud for all the delicious and exceptionally flavorful dishes. We really appreciated the amuse bouche you sent out (that definitely woke up our palates! yum!) and for the tableside visit. What an honor! Thank you, three, for allowing us to take a group photo with you! From start to finish, your establishment has wowed us. On our way out, Virgilio Ballesteros, helped us with all our bags. He organized everything into two different cars for us, exactly as we had requested. We had a chance to hang out and talk to him while waiting for the other half to meet us. What a nice person to wait with us! Lastly, I want to give a shout out to the entire St. Regis Princeville Resort team. Thank you for the bottle of Champagne on our wedding night and for the congratulation cards. From our hearts....we'll see you on an anniversary trip, The Badgers June 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by David4 Activities and Beauty in Abundance We loved our visit to the St Regis in Princeville. Upon arrival the warmth and genuine greeting by the valets and bellman, Erwin, set the tone for our entire stay. He shared his knowledge of the island and some interesting places to visit. That positive tone was continued with our butler Greg. He and the team of butlers were great. We loved our morning coffee and hot chocolate for the kids. The reception staff was also great getting us checked in. We had two rooms, one for our family and one for my parents. We also had great service from Kate at the concierge desk. I was able to write 9 positive reviews for activities and restaurants we tried based on recommendations we received during our stay. We loved the staff at the morning breakfasts we had and the Thanksgiving buffet was excellent. We were able to have all the traditional foods along with some great fresh seafood. The pool and activities staff were also helpful. Everyone in our party had a relaxing and enjoyable stay. When everyone is happy life is good and it makes the entire vacation memorable. So I guess this is my 10th positive review for our time on Kauai. December 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by BobW AMONG MOST SPECTACULAR SCENIC VIEWS AND PROPERTIES ON PLANET -- MUST GO! This resort is one of the most spectacular locations and properties on earth -- a MUST GO! We travel a lot-- Starwood Platinum 100+ nights annually. We tell everyone if you have one place, THIS IS IT! The view of the mountains, cliffs, ocean bay sweeping across to the Napali Cliffs and forest underneath it where South Pacific, Bali Hai, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, and more all were acted and filmed... it's as romantic and inspiring as you get. And the St. Regis (recently upgraded from a Westin already lovely) gives impeccable service in the rooms, dining rooms, poolside at the infinity pool sweeping out to sea and the mountains, and the private beach which is nice to swim and run on (and where you see all the scenery along the forest-side beach). GM Milton and his Assistant Kelly are the BEST. They recognized us and upgraded us as multiple return guests and Starwood Platinum, but they are nice to everybody. Kelly gave great welcome hello and Milton had wonderful reception in the awesome living room lobby with the picture windows out to the sea and mountains. Concierge had great restaurant recommendations. "Butler" amazing pressing jackets, slacks, shining shoes! A favorite part, hiking on nearby trails especially the Kalalau Napali Cliff Trail (not difficult) is most scenic conceivable as is the short 25 minute drive to "end of the road" trailhead where it starts. We will come back a lot and recommend others go see this place... Amazing. May 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lizzie02 The service is impeccable. From the housecleaning to the pool, food, and concierge, the St. Regis strives to offer you the very best service to make your stay as enjoyable as possible. February 14, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by FreqTravler1 Perfect Location for Celebrating Anniversaries Perfect Location Superior Concierge services Went for a 5yr anniversary excursion - hotel restaurant greeted us with champagne and a private dining room. December 8, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by room904 Can't wait to come back We had to leave a little early because we were worried about the hurricanes, but man, what a great trip. The staff make this place outstanding. They really try hard. The highlight of the entire trip to Hawaii was scheduling a private romantic dinner beachside, which was worth every penny and was the best meal we've ever had. Do yourself a favor and book it. I could find areas that the hotel could improve, the rooms feel a bit dated, the televisions aren't that easy to use (but who cares), the pool food is way overpriced and mediocre, and the service on the terrace during sunset wasn't as good but mainly because it collects a crowd but it is so beautiful it doesn't matter (but I would stick to the sushi on the terrace). All that being said, the stay was freaking wonderful. Just awesome. We will go back for sure and keep my fingers crossed for no hurricanes this time). August 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by sljan2013 Delightful Stay My husband and I stayed here for our 10 year anniversary, were beyond pleased and intend to return. The service and setting are exceptional. January 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DELFONICS STAY WE HAVE STAYED AT THIS LOCATION 6 TIMES AND SINCE THEY HAVE PUT A NEW FACE ON IT IS THE BEST HOTEL IN HAWAII SERVICE AND STAFF ARE THE BEST February 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mstol589 Great hotel We had a wonderful stay at the St. Regis. The staff was friendly and caring. The view was amazing!!! Great place for honeymoon July 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by edwin50 graet snorkeling site, beautiful location beautiful location and view, great services and clean August 23, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Disappointedprinceville Dispointedinkauai horrible room service. Worst steak ever. Where's is the mashed potato. July 4, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by hagfwg The food was not good in the Makana Terrace Resort great; the food needs improvement so that it is consistently worth eating. August 6, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PHX2013 great hotel Helpful staff, beautiful grounds and great views make this a beautiful hotel! October 19, 2013


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Venture Taranaki has joined in on the fracking debate, releasing a study that forecasts billions of dollars and thousands of jobs over the next decade if fracking is allowed to continue.
The economic development agency and Wellington-based economic analysis company Berl have developed a report on the economic impact of the fracking of onshore oil and gas wells in New Zealand.
The report presents three fracking scenarios covering the consequences of the practice being banned, allowed to continue as now, or expanded into emerging areas of exploration including coal-seam gas and shale oil.
Yesterday a VT contingent travelled to Wellington to report the study's findings to Treasury, the Minister of Energy and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment. Today, the findings are published exclusively in the Taranaki Daily News.
At a time when anti-fossil fuel activists and environmental campaigners are calling for a moratorium on fracking in New Zealand, the new study evaluates its worth to the New Zealand economy.
It claims fracking has the potential to annually deliver almost $800 million in GDP and create more than 7000 jobs under a growth scenario over the next 10 years.
But if a moratorium is introduced and fracking is banned, the GDP would reduce to $215 million and create fewer than 2000 jobs.
"In an industry where a single well strike can add $1 billion onto the nation's balance sheet, the value in optimising the productivity of existing wells cannot be underestimated," the report says.
The report criticises perceptions that profits from oil and gas activity in New Zealand disappear offshore or into a central royalties fund, that it employs few New Zealanders, and that the nation does not benefit. "This simply isn't the case.
"The economic rewards from oil and gas extend far beyond royalties. The value that could be added by fracking lies in jobs, innovation, added-value manufacturing, regional growth, and greater energy security for our national economy."
New Zealand's base-load domestic energy demand is 160 to 170 petajoules a year.
By 2018 the country is forecast to experience a shortfall between demand and supply, which will require either increased imports, new discoveries, and/or embracing new technologies that will enable the extension of existing fields.
"Fracking is one of those technologies, and can help New Zealand meet the energy demands of current and future generations," the report says.
Whatever the future holds for fracking in New Zealand, it is critical a view is taken that balances risk and reward, Venture Taranaki chief executive Stuart Trundle said.
"This report informs the national debate and quantifies for the first time the economic benefits that new technologies can deliver in helping to unlock the wealth beneath our feet.
'In doing so New Zealand will move closer to fully and safely optimising our natural resources, which will benefit not just current but future generations."
The oil and gas industry has the potential to be New Zealand's economic game-changer, New Plymouth MP Jonathan Young said yesterday.
After sitting through a presentation on Venture Taranaki's report at Parliament, he said its contents were robust and added vitally needed information to the national debate on fracking.
"It's also interesting that today the Taranaki Daily News editorialised on the suggestion that the community might need to be approached for hospital service funding because district health boards are so badly in debt," he said.
"We all know that each week New Zealand is borrowing money from overseas. New Zealanders need to realise that the oil and gas sector and its future development has the potential to be the financial game-changer that could allow us to do such things as provide extra funding for hospitals.
"Let's not be mistaken that we might get that extra funding simply by printing money."
Energy and Resources Minister Phil Heatley said the report made it obvious the oil and gas industry was doing for Taranaki exactly what the dairy industry was doing - contributing to a healthy regional economy.
"I would love to see other regions experience the same economic boost, and fracking is one of the technologies than can allow that to happen," he said.
"But I'm aligning with the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment in her opinion that proper regulation and environmental management has to keep pace with these technologies."
Fracking has been responsible for the viability, extension and improved yield of a number of onshore wells in Taranaki, the Venture Taranaki report on the economic impact of the controversial procedure says.
It has provided confidence in the supply of natural gas that has resulted in significant new investment in the region.
"Indeed, an increasing proportion of natural gas production is as a result of fracking of existing wells in existing fields rather than the introduction of new production wells or fields," the report adds.
Pointing out that between 1989 and mid-2011 a total of 65 fracks were undertaken on 39 wells across 13 onshore Taranaki fields, it forecasts that fracking will be critical to sustaining and growing gas and oil production not only in Taranaki, but all of New Zealand.
Natural gas plays a crucial role in New Zealand's energy supply, the report says.
"While industry can substitute other forms of energy into their process - albeit likely at higher cost - ensuring continuous electricity generation is dependent on the on-demand supply of peaking electricity that gas can provide.
"With current gas reserves falling, it is important that new sources of gas are developed to ensure the on-demand electricity can continue to be generated in periods of low renewable output."
The VT report adds that the role of gas in terms of export growth and added-value manufacturing should not be underestimated.
"Natural gas is a feedstock into methanol production. Methanex is a major New Zealand exporter, contributing around $300 million to New Zealand's exports," the report says.
"With access to the necessary gas at the appropriate price, Methanex's exports can potentially exceed $1 billion."
- Taranaki Daily News
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TIMOTHY: Timely Information and Messaging Online To Help You
By Editorial Staff
Published April 26, 2008
By Rick Kiper
Christian Information for the Internet
A young engineer wakes up one morning to the sound of his favorite Christian radio station. After a pastor's message, the radio announcer mentions how a listener may contact the ministry – and politely recites the phone number, mailing address and world wide web address.
"World wide web address?" he wonders out loud.
He quickly sits down at his desk and turns on his computer and modem. From the "WWW" address he knows the name of the network to which he wants to connect and a few keystrokes later, he's "in." On his screen appears a list of menu items: Radio ministries, Television Ministries, Christian Publications, Christian Discussion Groups, Christian Education …
There are literally hundreds of Christian computer networks all over the nation, commonly referred to as Christian bulletin board services (BBS's). Basically, a potential user connects to a BBS by telling his computer to call the BBS telephone number through a modulator/demodulator device (a modem). Once "logged in" to the BBS's computer, the user may then read messages, download (electronically retrieve) files, or participate in discussions with other users.
If you are already a BBS user, stay tuned …
A brand new Christian computer network is coming. This network, created by Youth Revolution International, will not only serve as a Christian BBS, but it will also be an electronic address for such ministries as Focus on the Family, In Touch Ministries and Insight for Living. This revolutionary network, called TIMOTHY (Timely Information and Messaging Online To Help You) will also feature the electronic archives of your favorite ministries' newsletters, study guides, and newspaper articles, including those of the past five years of The Forerunner, a nationally distributed Christian newspaper geared towards the college student.
Arguably the most innovative feature of TIMOTHY will be its 56 kilobit per second direct connection to the great network of networks – the Internet. This means that any of the 20 million internet users from all over the world may connect to TIMOTHY without dialing the long distance number!
The internet is flowing with all types of media creating a vast "information highway." It is imperative that the Church takes advantage of this great opportunity to communicate the Gospel.
What does the future hold?
It might seem hard to imagine, but it is already a reality. Advances in fiber-optics technology – phone lines transmitting light instead of electricity – have enabled individuals to transmit larger amounts of information across across ultra-thin cables. Computers send information in the form of text, graphics, digitized sound and video across these lines as easily as we can make a phone call or send a fax. Information is sent instantaneously across the ocean through cable, avoiding the cost of long phone conversations.
Within five to ten years – depending on the market and the investments made in technology – the possibility of transmitting television images from home to home will make every person a television broadcaster. For the same amount of money that it takes to make a five minute long distance call, you may be able to "download" hours of continuous digitized video. A new technology will be developed that stores millions of megabytes of information on a single computer disk. Telecomputers will be developed which may put you in touch with anyone in the world face to face. This new ability to send digitized information will revolutionize every aspect of human life.
Imagine being able to tap into vast resources of information. You will be able to dial up the Library of Congress and scroll through millions of titles, authors and subjects the same way that you look through card catalogues in local libraries. You will be able to find any book in print. The entire book will be transmitted instantaneously through cable and show up on your computer screen. Subscribe to your favorite magazine and you will receive not only the usual text, color, graphics and photos, but also live video footage, computer animation and a human voice simulator of your choice which is able to read you the articles as the text scrolls up a screen. Dial another number and choose to view digitized video from any feature length movie ever recorded.
Businesses will be revolutionized as well. American, Japanese, Chinese, German and Russian businessmen will form joint ventures over phone lines. Multi-screen displays will simulate board meetings and even do the translation work from one language to another. Meeting minutes will be kept by a computerized stenographer. Many businesses in the U.S. will begin to hire more employees on a contract basis. More office workers will base themselves out of their homes saving time on travel, money and office space. It will also clear up many of our cities' traffic problems and reduce air pollution.
The biggest changes will come as highly centralized organizations become decentralized. Pyramidal structures will become inverted opening up the way for the average person to become entrepreneurial, self-reliant and individualized. The fiber-optics revolution will further the spread of democracy and free market economics in the world. The top entertainment networks will not be organizations such as CNN, ABC, NBC or CBS. The television networks will not be run by the media elite, but more and more by ordinary people. Public television networks will form to produce more viewer-supported productions.
Renaissance, Reformation, Revolution
The last time a revolution of such a lasting impact occurred was after the invention of moveable type in the 15th century. The Gutenburg revolution produced thousands of Bibles, tracts and pamphlets proclaiming the true Christian message to the common people. Like the Christians of the Renaissance and the Reformation, our generation needs to foresee the significance of the fiber-optics revolution. Until now our use of television as an evangelistic medium has been limited to large ministries. Some believe that the effectiveness of television for the evangelical church is over. But it will be the 21st century Church that fully utilizes the medium of television.
This new medium will be most effectively utilized by the Christian individual who both understands his audience and has a message to communicate. This new radical innovator of the media will be an individual who will have a revolutionary message but who can also communicate to this generation in a new and relevant way. Instead of mimicking the same slick methods of network television, this new breed of Christian will be a pioneer in the new medium of fiber-optics. He will utilize every new technology available to bring forth a prophetic message.
The people who are chosen for this time will be revolutionaries. Those who are destined by God to be a part of this movement will be on the vanguard of a new era of renaissance and reformation. It is important that the Church itself does not miss out on this valuable opportunity on the "information highway."
TIMOTHY will be one of the first internet nodes of its kind – helping to carry out the Great Commission.
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With "preaching to the lost" being such a basic foundation of Christianity, why do many in the church seem to be apathetic on this issue of preaching in highways and byways of towns and cities?
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Freedom: The Model of Christian Liberty (DVD)
"Give me liberty or give me death!"
Patrick Henry's famous declaration not only helped launch the War for Independence, it also perfectly summarized the mindset that gave birth to, and sustained, the unprecedented experiment in Christian liberty that was America.
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This presentation is a similar call, not to one but many. By reintroducing the principles of freedom that gave birth to America, it is our prayer that Jesus, the true and only ruler over the nations, will once again be our acknowledged Sovereign, that we may again know and exult in the great truth that "where the Spirit of the LORD is, there is liberty" (2 Cor. 3:17).
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Video: Lloyd Sam's two-footed challenge leaves New York shorthanded in Philadelphia
Jun 24, 2013, 12:25 AM EDT
There was some debate about this one online, but any discussion of this Lloyd Sam red card has to begin with some context. There's a class of foul that transcends the normal timing of a tackle and becomes pure dangerous play. Present sufficient danger to anybody on the field, and you're going to get dismissed. And when a player leaves his feet and goes into a tackle studs first, that usually becomes sufficiently dangerous.
In that light it's worth asking: If this isn't a studs up, two-footed tackle, what is? A play that makes greater contact? That doesn't change the reality of the offense, only the damage. When a player launches himself into a tackle feet first, they've already committed the foul.
You don't want to read too much into a player's reaction, but when you see Sam's body language, it sure seems he knows what he's done. The Red Bulls' attacker keeps his head down as Baldomero Toledo brandishes the card, his eyes never leaving the ground as he leaves the field.
When Sam was dismissed, Philadelphia was already up 1-0, Conor Casey having put the Union up in the seventh minute. Second half goals by Casey and Antoine Hoppenot sealed the victory for John Hackworth's side, who suddenly find themselves in second place in a tight Eastern Conference.
New York, meanwhile, are even on points with Philadelphia but slide to third thanks to tiebreakers. If Sam hadn't excused himself, however, the Red Bulls may still be holding on to their second place perch.
PST Extra: Getting you ready for The Manchester Derby (video)
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Alan Pardew: The Premier League's antihero
Oct 30, 2014, 12:38 PM EDT
Like Steve McQueen in "Papillon," only nattily-attired, the Newcastle United manager just seems to be constantly yelling out, "Hey… I'm still here."
Another Premier League club linked with US investor, ex-MLB owner
Oct 30, 2014, 12:09 PM EDT
He's being linked with Swansea City, though club chairman Huw Jenkins said while the club is entertaining investors, any specific names would be "pure speculation."
European clubs propose later domestic Cup finals, April-May World Cup in 2022
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The proposed moves would leave only 10 days prep time before the World Cup began, and would also alter the UEFA Champions League schedule.
Zombie Luis Suarez terrifies London (Yes, this video is a Halloween prank)
Oct 30, 2014, 10:40 AM EDT
What do you think? Mean-spirited to the public or just a decent Candid Camera-style prank?
Emotional Whitecaps react to controversial PK ouster: "It was such a soft call."
Oct 30, 2014, 9:51 AM EDT
"I've got 30 and 34-year-olds in my locker room in tears because we feel it's been unfairly taken away from us," said coach Carl Robinson.
Rumors know no window: Liverpool after Reus, Manchester United wants Draxler
Oct 30, 2014, 9:02 AM EDT
And it's claimed that Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger will sign a veteran back from Juventus, bucking his trends of signing attackers and youth.
Indonesian clubs concede five own goals in four minutes, may have feared mafia (video)
Oct 30, 2014, 8:19 AM EDT
PSS Sleman and PSIS Semarang have been disqualified from their country's playoffs after conceding five own goals in their their match.
VIDEO: Hugely-controversial call sees FC Dallas past Vancouver in playoffs. Your vote?
Oct 30, 2014, 7:44 AM EDT
Michel converted the penalty past David Ousted, and FC Dallas hung on for the win in an otherwise fast-paced, fun game in Texas.
Report: Carlos Vela to accept call-up to Mexican National Team
Oct 29, 2014, 11:10 PM EDT
Carlos Vela is set to return to the Mexican National Team making them a much more dangerous side.
Trailer released for 'Die Mannschaft', story of Germany's 2014 World Cup win
Oct 29, 2014, 10:30 PM EDT
Nothing like a behind-the-scenes World Cup doc to pique the interest.
Vincent Tan ready to invest in Major League Soccer
Oct 29, 2014, 9:42 PM EDT
Vincent Tan. Coming to a MLS club near you!
Timbers' Steve Zakuani announces retirement from professional soccer
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Steve Zakuani. A supremely talented player, forced to call it quits way too early.
Fan slaps Franck Ribery with a scarf, David Alaba hits a belter in Bayern's win over Hamburg
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Franck Ribery is short but probably not the kind of guy you want to mess with.
League Cup Roundup: Balotelli saves Liverpool, Newcastle defeat Manchester City
Oct 29, 2014, 7:00 PM EDT
A late equalizer from Mario Balotelli helps spur the rally that sees Liverpool into the League Cup quarter-finals.
Wellington Silva secures work permit after four years, is eligible to play for Arsenal
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Add another Arsenal attacker to the roster.
Rio Ferdinand suspended three matches, fined $40,000, for abusive tweet
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Report: Spanish legend Raul signs with the New York Cosmos
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Raul signs with the Cosmos, will head up the youth program upon retirement.
Getafe's Alexis suspended four months for swipe at Mario Mandzukic
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What is the width of the blades for the blinds on the doors & windows?
What size are of the blinds door?
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enough for a door? And fill everywhere else?
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DescriptionThis is the New York Times bestselling novel from John Green, the author of multi-million bestseller The Fault in Our Stars, and David Levithan. One cold night, in a most unlikely corner of Chicago, Will Grayson crosses paths with...Will Grayson. Two guys with the same name, running in two very different circles, suddenly find their lives going in new and unexpected directions, and culminating in epic turns-of-heart and the most fabulous musical ever to grace the high-school stage. Told in alternating voices from two award-winning authors - John Green (author of The Fault in Our Stars) and David Levithan (author of Boy Meets Boy) - this unique collaborative novel features a double helping of the heart and humour that has won both authors legions of fans. "Funny, rude and original". (New York Times Book Review). "Will have readers simultaneously laughing, crying and singing at the top of their lungs". (Kirkus Reviews). "This novel has serious buzz". (EntertainmentWeekly.com). John Green is an award-winning, New York Times bestselling author whose many accolades include the Printz Medal, a Printz Honor, and the Edgar Award. With his brother, Hank, John is one half of the Vlogbrothers (youtube.com/vlogbrothers), one of the most popular online video projects in the world. You can follow him on Twitter @realjohngreen. John lives with his wife and children in Indianapolis, Indiana. David Levithan (davidlevithan.com) is a New York Times bestselling and award-winning author of many books for teens, including Boy Meets Boy, Every Day, Invisibility (with Andrea Cremer), and (with Rachel Cohn) Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist. He is also an editorial director/VP at Scholastic US, where he founded their Push imprint.
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Above all I adored the characters in this book. Every single one of them. They were all different, they all played their part in the story and they all developed in some way or another by the end of the book. They were really well rounded characters that I felt I grew to knew over the course of the book. I loved how relatable they were and how they all had their individual flaws from not being confident enough to speak out to defend others to pushing people away because they feel they don't deserve them. They didn't stand still long enough for me to ever get bored of them and for those characters who did something wrong, it was always acknowledged which I loved.
The plot was perfect for characters still in high school. It was all about identity and growing up like everyone does during those years. Everybody can relate to this story and learn from it in some way or another.
I also loved how depression was explained in this book. For someone who has experience with it, I loved reading what comes after diagnosis and not just dealing with the start. A lot of people have to live with it for a long time so to have one of the main characters mention it quite a bit here and there was really refreshing.
As usual I thought John Green's writing was amazing. It was the first time I had read something by David Levithan though and I thought he made another amazing Will Grayson. I loved the differences in the writing and how it reflected the personalities of the actual characters.
Overall I love this book and it's definitely one I want to come back and read again and again. If you haven't read anything by John Green please give one of his books a go because you won't regret it. As for David Levithan, I can't wait to pick up another one of his books. The two authors complemented each other really well. by Maryam Hunder review


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Prince George was christened in a ceremony that spanned four generations of the royal family and included three future kings.
The ceremony was held in the historic Chapel Royal at St James's Palace.
It had clearly been a joyful family occasion for the royals and Kate's family, the Middletons.
George arrived for his christening in the arms of his father, the Duke of Cambridge.
The three-month-old was making only his second appearance in public for the christening.
His only previous public outing was when William and Kate left the Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital in central London the day after he was born on 22 July.
On that occasion, they proudly showed him off to the world's media and could not contain their joy as he slept peacefully.
Since then his father has revealed that George has a good pair of lungs on him, but he appeared to be on his best behaviour for his first official engagement.
His private christening, like his birth, has attracted interest from across the globe.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, greeted both families at the chapel in central London.
Kate looked relaxed before the service began and wore a cream Alexander McQueen outfit and a matching hat by milliner Jane Taylor.
Prince William told onlookers his son was "all ready" for the big occasion, adding: "So far so good".
George wore a replica of a christening gown made for Queen Victoria's eldest daughter in 1841, which almost touched the ground.
He has seven godparents, including Zara Phillips and six of his parents' close friends.
Kensington Palace revealed William and Kate chose two hymns, two lessons and two anthems for the service.
The first lesson, from the Gospel of St Luke, Ch 18, verses 15-17, was read by Pippa Middleton, Kate's sister and her maid of honour at the couple's wedding.
The second, from St John's gospel, chapter 15, verses 1-5, was read by Prince Harry.
The two hymns at the service were Breathe on Me, Breath of God and Be Thou My Vision.
Two anthems were also performed at the service, including Blessed Jesu! Here we Stand, by Richard Popplewell, which was written for William's own baptism in 1982.
The second was John Rutter's well-known anthem The Lord Bless You and Keep You.
Both were performed by The Choir of Her Majesty's Chapel Royal, which performed at the royal couple's wedding as well as at the Golden and Diamond Jubilee Services at St Paul's Cathedral.
The Archbishop of Canterbury was supported by The Dean of The Chapel Royal (The Right Reverend and Right Honourable Richard Chartres) and The Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal (The Reverend Prebendary William Scott).
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