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Ground Floor: The property has electric central heating and comprises:Lounge: Spacious with beams, wooden floor, multi-fuel stove, 21" Freeview TV and DVD player.Kitchen: With tiled floor, electric cooker, microwave, fridge with ice box and washing machine.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: Beamed with double bed.Bedroom 2: With 2ft 6in single bed (for child).Bathroom: With shower over bath and WC.
All electric, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for multi-fuel stove provided. Internet access. Welcome pack.Enclosed garden with terrace, patio and furniture. Parking (1 car). No smoking.
20 reviews
This delightfully cosy, semi-detached holiday cottage stands just yards from the quiet village inn and provides an ideal base from which to explore this beautiful area. Board the steam train in Pickering (2½ miles) to enjoy a leisurely trip through the stunning North York Moors, discover past traditions at the Rydale Folk Museum in picturesque Hutton-le-Hole (6 miles), visit the quaint fishing villages of Robin Hoods Bay and Staithes, or the coastal resorts of Scarborough and Whitby. There are stately homes at Castle Howard and Nunnington Hall, and abbey ruins at Rievaulx and Byland. Championship golf course (17 miles). Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 5 yards.
Ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. Separate toilet. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single with sloping ceiling. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Electric woodburner in living room included. Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and high chair on request. Three Freeview TVs. DVDs. CD. iPod dock. Gas hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washer/dryer. Fridge/freezer. Parking (1 car). Welcome pack. No smoking.
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Ground Floor: The property has biomass central heating and comprises: Open plan living space. Lounge area: With Freeview Smart TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave and fridge with ice box.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With king size bed. Bedroom 2: With single bed. Shower room: With shower and WC.
All electric, bed linen and towels included. Wi-Fi. Welcome pack. Shared laundry room with freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer.Lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Shared grounds. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.
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This characterful, Cotswold stone, end-of-row holiday cottage is situated in the charming village of Avening. The village has two pubs, and nearby is Gatcombe Park, the home of the Princess Royal. There are some lovely walks around the village and surrounding beautiful countryside. This splendid holiday cottage is ideally located for exploring many local attractions, such as the famous Westonbirt Arboretum, which has a magnificent tree collection and also hosts a variety of events. Tetbury is just 3 miles away, a thriving market town with elegant buildings and 17th-century market hall. As well as offering a unique retail experience with many craft shops, it is also a major centre for antiques. Malmesbury, 8 miles, is the oldest borough in England with its Norman Abbey and the beautiful Abbey House Gardens. The Roman city of Cirencester is 12 miles away, and there are many Roman remains in the surrounding area, including several Roman villas near the villages of Chedworth and Withington. The famous Cheltenham racecourse is 20 miles away and the magnificent city of Bath, famous for its hot springs, is 26 miles. Shop 2 miles and pub ¼ mile.
Living room with wood-burning stove. Kitchen/dining room. First floor: Double bedroom. Single bedroom. Shower room with toilet.
Farthingales is a Grade II listed homestead, based around a 15th century hall house set in the heart of the Kent countryside. It sits adjacent to the historic village church and on the edge of rolling fields. Two of the property's outbuildings, The Barn (ref PZV) and The Stables (ref UKC16), have been sensitively converted to provide accommodation which reflect their history, by retaining original features, whilst providing the comforts of modern living such as underfloor heating.Local attractions include the famous city of Canterbury, with its beautiful cathedral, dominant city walls and an array of boutique shops, bars and restaurants. Enjoy a day trip to France by ferry from Dover to Calais, or by train from Ashford via the Channel Tunnel. Nearby coastal towns in Kent include Broadstairs, famous for its annual Folk Festival, and Whitstable, a charming fishing town with local shops, oyster festivals and pubs right on the beach. London is easily accessible with several high speed train routes from Kent; in under an hour you can enjoy all that the capital has to offer. The Barn (ref PZV) and The Stables (ref UKC16) can be booked together to accommodate up to seven guests. Shops 1½ miles, village pub?/?restaurant ½ mile.
Spacious living/dining room with gas woodburner and oak floors. Fitted kitchen. Double bedroom with kingsize bed and en-suite shower room with toilet. Single bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet.
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This three-storey town house has spectacular views of the Dart Estuary and across to the village of Kingswear from all rooms in the house. A delightful patio leads off a large kitchen/dining room and makes the most of the estuary views. Leading down from the decking is an enclosed garden. Situated just a few minutes' walk from Dartmouth's many varied shops and restaurants, this is an excellent location for those wanting a beach or an activity holiday. Shop and restaurants 500 yards.
Double bedroom with 5ft bed. Shower room with toilet. Stairs down to spacious living room. Single bedroom. Further stairs down to large, modern open-plan kitchen/dining room with oak floor and patio doors to garden. Walk-in utility cupboard.
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Owned by Her Majesty the Queen, in Right of Her Duchy of Lancaster, Scalby Lodge is a collection of fifteen beautiful cottages situated in an idyllic clifftop setting near the elegant seaside town of Scarborough.
All the cottages are finished with fixtures and fittings of the very highest standard and have open-plan dining. Some have en-suite bedrooms. They offer an ideal location from which to explore both the North York Moors National Park and the glorious Heritage Coast of Yorkshire.
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Spacious beamed living/dining room with wood-burning stove, vaulted ceiling and well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen area with tiled floor. Double bedroom with 5ft bed and TV. Single bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
12 reviews
Peacefully located and surrounded by stunning scenery with spectacular views, these delightful cottages have been carefully converted from the barns of a former farm steading. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the holiday properties are two in a little group of four, located between Torpenhow and Ireby on the northern fringe of the Lake District. Attractively furnished, well presented and equipped to E.T.C. 5 Star standard, the living accommodation is on the first floor to take advantage of the outstanding views, including stunning sunsets over the Solway. There are pleasant walks and cycle routes from the door along lanes filled with wild flowers and wildlife. Keswick (on the shore of Derwentwater) and Cockermouth (birthplace of William Wordsworth) offer shops, restaurants, galleries and tourist attractions, the former with a leisure pool and the latter with a swimming-pool. Romantic, quiet and peaceful, yet an ideal base for the Lakes, Solway coast, Scottish borders and Hadrian's Wall. Sailing on nearby Lake Bassenthwaite. Armathwaite Hall Hotel, a 10-minute drive, offers a swimming pool, gym, sauna, Jacuzzi and steam room. Maes Gallery and tea rooms serving food daily is within 2 miles. Ireby is within a mile with a warm, cosy pub with log fire, and serving food daily. Shops 5 miles.
Double bedroom with pretty lace-draped four-poster bed. Attractive single bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. First floor: Spacious open-plan living/dining room with electric woodburner, kitchen area and French windows with wonderful countryside views.
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Perfectly located in the small, unspoilt village of Bolam, this beautiful single-storey holiday property, attached to the owner's home, is in the ideal location for guests wishing to really explore the local area and surrounding counties. This quaint village is small and welcoming, and occupies a crest of high ground on the edge of the Tees basin with panoramic views into the Tees Vale. Guests will often see horses being ridden through the main street at any time of day and will be far away from any of the hustle and bustle of daily life. Ideal for guests wanting to enjoy a quiet romantic break, Bolam is peaceful and pretty, and is home to a village pub that serves food and drink, situated just a few hundred yards away from the cottage. There is also a Michelin starred restaurant that is located just 3 miles away too, making this the perfect excuse to enjoy a fabulous three course meal in top quality surroundings.Perfect for walkers, cyclists and ramblers, with plenty of walks, cycle paths, bridleways and established footpaths that pass through the village and beyond into some of the most picturesque countryside that County Durham has to offer. Taking guests through unspoilt woodland, open fields and fabulous countryside, guests will be able to wander far and wide through some of the many small villages and towns that lie in the surrounding areas including Staindrop, Heighington, Cockfield, Evenwood, Little Newsham and Ingleton.For guests who enjoy a round of golf on their holiday, there is the perfect opportunity to visit one of the many surrounding golf courses, including Headlam Hall Country Hotel and Spa, and Bishop Auckland Golf Club. The pretty village of Staindrop is only a little over 8 miles away and is an ideal destination for a day trip. Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and peppered with cafés, tea shops, pubs and a butchers, this is a great spot to enjoy a leisurely lunch and then a wander around Raby Castle, where visitors will have the pleasure of being able to catch a glimpse of over two hundred deers, comfortable in their natural habitat within the grounds of the estate and castle. Only 14 miles away, the thriving and historic town of Barnard Castle is also a must see. There is a popular weekly farmers market offering local produce, as well as many various pubs, restaurants, shops and places of interest, including the ruins of the castle itself, along with a visit to the world famous Bowes Museum.Visit the cathedral city of Durham, which is only a 35-minute drive away, with an abundance of historic and popular attractions, including Durham Castle, Durham Cathedral and the River Wear. Durham is a city that is thriving all year round and is an ideal location for all ages, with many popular activities and shows to see and enjoy including the Lumiere Festival, jazz festival, book week, arts week and the theatre, as well as many designer boutiques and shops.Beach 25 miles. Shop 5 miles, pub and restaurant 100 yards.
The property is situated only a short drive from Bishop Auckland which plays host to the magical Kynren Eleven Arches spectacular from July-September 2016. Kynren - an epic tale of England - promises to be a historical extravaganza with a cast of over 1,000 people set over 7.5 acres of County Durham. There'll be 14 action packed and movie-like performances of colossal and dazzling proportions. The shows will incorporate a full size lake with pyrotechnics, stunning lighting and water effects making it a true spectacle in every sense of the word!
Spacious, beamed living room with multi-fuel burner and wooden floor. Beamed kitchen with wooden floor. Double bedroom with 6ft zip & link bed (can be twin) and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet, leading to single bedroom.
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Ground Floor: The accommodation is heated by electric storage heaters and comprises:Fully enclosed porch leading to...Kitchen/diner: with solid oak floor, halogen hob and electric oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee machine, food mixer, larder fridge, dishwasher and washing machine.Sitting room: with solid oak floor, electric log effect stove, TV with Freeview, DVD player, CD/radio/i-Pod dock and free Wi-Fi.
First Floor: Stairs leading to first floor landing with three steps up to:Bedroom 1: spacious with king size bed, TV and DVD player.Bedroom 2: with 4ft bed.Three steps from the landing to:Bathroom: with electric shower over bath, separate hand held shower attachment, WC, basin, heated towel rail and shaver point.
All fuel, power, bed linen and towels included. Selection of books, local walking books, DVDs, CDs, jigsaws and games. Travel cot, highchair and upstairs stairgate available on request. Garage with chest freezer.Private and enclosed garden. Patio to rear of cottage with barbeque area. Gas barbeque and garden furniture provided. No smoking in the cottage. Private parking for one car to the rear of cottage but access is very narrow. Additional parking to front of cottage alongside village green.
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This superbly restored, former estate cottage offers excellent terraced holiday accommodation in the heart of the village of Brantingham opposite the village pond and green. It has fibre high speed wi-fi, a feature brick barbecue, a sofa bed (for alternative sleeping only), and an oak staircase, leading to galleried landing and study area with desk and views of the village green. The property also has underfloor heating throughout, except the bedrooms, and provides a lovely base to explore the area from or simply relax in. Benefiting from a south-facing garden with built-in barbecue and only a short walk to the village pub and restaurant, you might simply never want to leave the village, but if you do there is plenty to see and do throughout the area including The Deep aquarium at Hull, Burton Constable Hall, York, Castle Howard, Hull Truck Theatre, and Xscape Yorkshire which boasts the country's biggest real snow slope. Good walks and cycle routes from the door and for those that enjoy a game of golf Cave Castle Golf Course is nearby. Shop 3/4 mile, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.
Large living room with wood-burning stove and wooden floor. Large kitchen/dining room with gas/electric range (for cooking) and wooden floor. Separate toilet. Oak stairs to first floor: Galleried study area with views of village green. Double bedroom with 5ft bed. Single bedroom. Bathroom with free standing bath, separate shower cubicle and toilet.
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Ground Floor: The property has biomass central heating and comprises: Bedroom 1: With king size bed. Bedroom 2: With single bed. Bathroom: With shower over bath and WC.
First Floor: Open plan living space. Lounge area: With Freeview Smart TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave and fridge/freezer.
All electric, bed linen and towels included. Welcome pack. Shared laundry room with washing machine and tumble dryer.Lawned garden with sitting-out area and furniture. Shared grounds. Parking (2 cars). No smoking.
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Everton show great powers of recovery yet again to somehow fight back from behind yet again. Sunderland have every right to feel aggreived though as they put in a brave performance. They won't be near the bottom of the table for long on this display.
Rose thinks he was won a free-kick for a block by Fellaini, but the referee gives it the other way, not sure why. Rose is booked for his protests.
Five minutes to be added on - remember Everton conceded an injury time equaliser at Fulham last week.
It is a nervy Goodison now as Sunderland press for an equaliser, it could be a long few minutes for Toffees fans.
Chance for Sunderland!! Everton struggle to clear a free-kick, the ball falls to Cuellar at the far post. but his goalbound shot hits Gardner and goes wide!
What a comeback by Everton! A lovely flick by Fellaini nutmegs O'Shea and finds Jelavic, who slides past Mignolet!
Everton are level and it's that man again! Marouane Fellaini drilling the ball home from the edge of the area!
Coleman chips in a decent cross from the right, Vellios rises, but Mignolet claims the looping header comfortably.
Pienaar and Baines try to combine, but Pienaar puts the pass straight out of play. It's that kind of day for Everton.
Craig Gardner is booked for a foul on Baines, free-kick to Everton on their left, chance to put the ball in the box.
It just isn't happening for Everton so far in this game, credit to Sunderland though, they are defenidng really, really well.
Larsson puts in a great tackle on Jelavic but comes off worse, looks like he caught his ankle. The referee waves play on though.
The Everton fans are getting restless as the home side's passing starts to go awry. The visitors, however, are growing in confidence.
You can see why Sunderland have been so tight defensively this season, O'Shea and Cuellar are looking like a solid partnership.
Great chance for Everton! Baines puts in a free-kick from the left, Heitinga rises unmarked but plants his header wide, he should be getting the ball on target there.
Injury worry for Sunderland, Steven Fletcher goes down after being caught (accidently) by Heitinga on his left ankle, the physio is on.
Off the line!! Pienaar's corner is met by Heitinga but Johnson is stationed on the far post and volleys clear.
Pienaar puts in a great cross towards Fellaini, but just as he and Mignolet go for the ball, the referee blows for offside, free-kick Sunderland.
@calblanchard says : "Would of been typical SAFC had Everton nicked the first half there. Should be two up in my opinion. Will take one up @ Goodison though."
@KershieFLM says: "Knew safc could bring their A game today, gotta keep it going 2nd half, haway the lads!"
@AlanRNewton says: "Really poor half from Everton. Overplaying it in final third, not enough tempo and very poor at the back. No leadership."
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Adam Johnson's strike was virtually the last kick off the half, Everton go behind in the league yet again. Sunderland will argue they deserve their advantage though as they had missed three great chances prior to that.
Perfect time to score and you cannot say it isn't deserved. Everton fail to clear a corner, the ball is played back in and JOHNSON finds himself free at the far post to tuck home a neat half-volley past Tim Howard.
Phil Neville (yes, Phil Neville!) tries a shot from 25 yards that Mignolet pushes away. Decent effort that from the Everton skipper.
Everton have had the majority of the possession but it is Sunderland who should be in front, they have missed three gilt edged chances.
Another chance for Sunderland! Fletcher does well to play in Colback down the Sunderland right, but despite having time and space his finish is tame and Howard claims comfortably.
Baines fires it in towards Jelavic at the near post but it is at an awkward height and he can't get the ball on target.
Screams for a penalty as Seamus Coleman goes down, but the referee's assistant correctly adjudges that Coleman was just outside the area, free-kick.
Everton break down the left and Pienaar finds himself at the byline, but his low cross is parried behind by Mignolet.
Baines bursts into the Sunderland half and tries to feed Jelavic, but he over-hits the pass and Danny Rose can intercept.
Injury blow for Everton, Kevin Mirallas has injured a hamstring and will have to be substituted, the Toffees briefly go down to 10 men as Steven Naismith gets ready to come on.
Everton break forward as Mirallas finds Pienaar on the right, he fires in a shot but it is straight at Mignolet and he pushes the ball away.
Fellaini takes his time falling to the floor under pressure from McLean on the right, the ref awards the free-kick. Baines puts it in towards Jelavic, who heads the ball into the arm of Gardmer. Jelavic appeals for a penalty but the refree rightly turns his appeal down.
Everton take it short, Mirallas then delivers to Fellaini, but as Simon Mignolet tries to claim, the referee blows for a foul on the Sunderland 'keeper.
Everton build down the left again, Mirallas then feeds Jelavic, but his shot deflects over for a corner.
Everton having the majority of the possession at present, pressing and probing on the edge of the Sunderland box. But no real chances to speak of for the Toffees so far.
More lovely play by Everton as Jelavic and Mirallas combine on the edge of the box, but the ball just doesn't sit for Mirallas and the chance goes begging.
John O'Shea then shows great strength to hold off Leighton Baines as the England man bursts into the area, good defending.
Cuellar does well to head the free kick away from the lurking Fellaini. Everton retain possession though and Mirallas bursts into the area, his low cross from the byline just about cleared by Sunderland.
It has been a really open game so far. Credit to Sunderland, they are not playing like side that is supposedly struggling.
Another chance for Sunderland! Steven Fletcher gets in behind the right-hand side of the Toffees defence, his slide-rule shot looks to be creeping in but it rolls agonisingly wide of the left hand post. Big let off for Everton.
Leon Osman goes down following an accidental clash of heads with his own team-mate Johnny Heitinga. He is a tough cookie though Osman and he quickly gets up and carries on.
Great chance for Sunderland! Stephane Sessegnon muscles past Seamus Coleman and finds himself clean through, but Tim Howard does well to spread himself and save - a player of Sessegnon's quality should have scored there though.
Lovely play by Kevin Mirallas as he plays in Nikica Jelavic, but in his desperation to get the ball on his right foot he stumbles over, half hearted penalty claims are quickly turned down.
Steven Pienaar has the chance to get a shot in on goal following a poor Sunderland clearance, but he completely slices his effort and the Black Cats can clear.
Craig Gardner is penalised straight away for a foul on Marouane Fellaini, free-kick Everton on the left.
Both sets of players and supporters impeccably observe a minutes silence for Remembrance weekend. With the formalities out of the way, kick-off is imminent.
Leon Osman gets a big clap following his England call-up, his 'Movember' attempt looks a bit suspect however.
Just to confirm, Lee Cattermole's absence is explained by a hamstring injury picked up in training yesterday.
Just as I write that, Reid is introduced to the Everton crowd. Unsurprisingly he gets a rousing reception, even Kilnsmann gives him a clap.
Ex-player/manager spot: Former Everton midfielder and ex-Sunderland manager Peter Reid is also in the crowd today.
@dodds7 Tweeted: "As a Sunderland fan I always back my team but our form has been poor lately so short of a miracle I'm predicting a 3-1 loss."
These two clubs played each other four times last season. In the league it was 1-1 at the Stadium Of Light while the Toffees won the reverse fixture 4-0. In the FA Cup, a 1-1 draw at Goodison was followed up by a 2-0 Everton win in the replay in the north-east. I think it is safe to say Everton are not Sunderland's favourite opponents.
Manager spot: USA boss Jurgen Klinsmann is in the Goodison crowd this afternoon, getting a closer look at the displays of his number one goalkeeper Tim Howard.
It is also the start of a big week for Leon Osman. The Toffees midfielder received his first call-up to the England squad this week for next Wednesday's friendly in Sweden.
A couple of ex-Toffees on the Sunderland bench in the form of Louis Saha and James McFadden. I'm sure they will receive a warm welcome from the Goodison crowd - unless they come on and score that is!
Lot of love out there for Everton, perhaps unsurprisingly given their fine form and impressive record against the Black Cats. Any Sunderland fans out there think their side can spring a surprise?
Stewart MacLaren says: "Everton will beat Sunderland 3-1 at Goodison Park this afternoon with goals from Baines, Fellaini & Jelavic."
Andy Mackenzie says: "Predicting a comfortable Everton victory today, 2-0 with goals from Fellani and Mirallas."
Chris Capper says: "With their performances lately it is only a matter of time before someone gets a battering by Everton and I think unfortunately for Martin O'Neill, it will be his Sunderland team today."
Gabriel Sutton says: "I can't see past a comfortable Everton win here. The Black Cats are okay defensively but they just don't score enough goals.2-0 Everton, quite fancy Mirallas for a goal."
Everton have conceded first in each of their last five league games but haven't lost any of them (1W 4D) - this is the first time this has ever happened in the Premier League.
Everton have attempted 200 shots this season (inc. blocked), more than any other team in any of Europe's big five leagues.
The Black Cats have managed just 12 shots on target in the Premier League this season, at least 21 fewer than any other Premier League side (Aston Villa and Reading 33).
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Sunderland make two changes, with James McClean and Danny Rose in for Lee Cattermole and Phil Bardsley. Craig Gardner is expected to revert to right-back as a result of those changes.
Everton boss David Moyes names an unchanged side from the one that drew 2-2 with Fulham last weekend, with the in-form Marouane Fellaini again expected to push on and support Croatia striker Nikica Jelavic.
Sunderland: Mignolet, Gardner, Rose, Cuellar, O'Shea, Larsson, Colback, McClean, Johnson, Sessegnon, Fletcher.
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"It turns out to be a client for a commercial spying application called GPS Spy," according to Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at F-Secure.
One giveaway that Tap Snake isn't just a game is that it accesses GPS services. Another is that even if a user attempts to disable the game, it still runs in the background.
According to the developer's description, tracking a phone with GPS Spy requires installing Tap Snake on the target phone and registering an e-mail address in the application, which generates a unique code. Input this code and the related e-mail into GPS Spy, and you can see a trace of the target phone's location for 24 hours, in 15-minute increments.
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Alternately, an attacker could trick someone into installing the program as well as accepting the application's requests to use specific APIs. "This would probably require a dash of social engineering as well -- something like 'Hey, let me show you this cool game,'" said Symantec. "Think cheating spouses or keeping tabs on children."
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The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
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The first day of summer officially arrives on June 20. But with school being out and temperatures reaching into the upper '80s, it's as good as here. Assuming the moth army retreats from our corner of the world some point soon, I expect the next 12 weeks or so to be the finest of the year. Here are 15 hot tracks to go with it. Listen here.
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On Saturday, May 19, local punk band Stabbed In Back commemorates the release of "New States." The 7-inch split with New Jersey act The Scandals, out on Dang! Records, is SIB's first release in six years. The free show, happening at Burt's Tiki Lounge (313 Gold SW), will be supported by Ghost Circles, Molat The Tank and Houston's the Latch Key Kids. Buy your copy of the split at dangrecordsmusic.com. (JCC)
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It normally does not pay to purchase the Paris pass. We were just in Paris for 3 days and spent 24 Euro for 2 carnets (10 tickets each) of metro tickets, and we had 2 tickets left. And unless you are running from museum to museum, you won't get a bargain rate on admissions.
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I wasn't planning on running from museum to museum. My friend thought the ticket might also cover transportation to and from CDG and they thought in that case it would be valuable.
What did you do for three days? I only have 4 1/2 days. I bought the Frommers "24 Great walks in Paris" and located the website for Paris walking tours http://paris-walks.com/vegetarian.html . Any other suggestions? I would love to go to concert or the opera every night! Is the Seine river cruise at night too touristy?
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Usually individual components are cheaper as it is the rare person who utilizes all of the perks of the Paris Pass - but if you do it can be a bargain. Check out the Navigo Pass for cheap metros and Paris Museum Pass for unlimited entries to zillions of museums - or just buy a carnet of tickets for metro at about 40% cheaper than buying single tickets. www.ratp.fr for the official Paris Transports web site.
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Is the carnet just for metro or does it include buses, etc?
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KeppieAngel, I would not discount an evening cruise on the Seine – Paris's unique architecture, flooded by lights, is "magical"- a word I use sparingly. You do not have to do a dinner cruise to enjoy the views…
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The Paris Pass is not a good value. For what you can realistically use of the Paris Pass, you are far better off purchasing the items separately.
The Paris Pass does NOT include transportation to/from the airports. It does offer a Paris Visite Pass which provides transportation within central Paris only. Separately, the Paris Visite Pass for unlimited, two day travel within Paris is 15.20€ which is probably more than you need pay. For two days, you can purchase a block of 10 single ride tickets for 12.50€ which may be shared. All of these options will include passage on the métro, RER (within central Paris only), and buses.
There are a host of transportation options between CDG and central Paris to include taxis (about 50€), RER/métro (9.10€), Roissybus (10€) or one of the Air France buses (15€ to 16.50€).
If you plan on spending a lot of time at museums, consider the Paris Museum Pass:
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carnet tickets I believe can be used on buses but these may not offer the flat fare to go anywhere on one ticket - transfers may require another ticket - I think this has changed so is simpler but not sure. But you can use carnet tickets on either the metro, RER (within central Paris), buses and the tramways.
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The ticket t+, which typically comprises a carnet (though any 10 tickets purchased together can be called a carnet), is valid anywhere the métro goes (regardless of zone), anywhere on the RER (within zone 1), on any bus (except buses to the airports), on the tramways, as well as on the funicular at Montmartre. Transfers are allowed between the métro and RER but not between either of those and any bus.
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The t+ tickets do include transfers between buses but not between the bus and the metro. Oddly, the tickets sold on the bus do not include transfers; you have to buy the ones that are sold in the metro to include transfers from bus to bus.
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Hi KeppieAngel,
My name is Mandy and I am part of the Paris Pass team, I noticed there has been a lot of questions asked on the Paris Pass and just wanted to make myself available to answer any questions you may have on the product.
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