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> > > About logging: > > - it is a mistake (nowadays) to define custom loggers in applications > > (JBoss doesn't, and yet it's far more complex); of course, an equally > > big mistake is to provide "logging" services in the Servlet API ;) > > This is only a dream. In a hosting enviroment every customer will > logging different. We offer own logfiles with the <Logger> configuartion > in the context.xml. > This were broken, if your changes are kept. > > My greatest problem is the administration of the log4j configuration. > Where - or better - how can I do this automatically. This question you > don't answer? Is there a discussion done about this problem? > Well, the discussion of administering the log4j configuration belongs on firstname.lastname@example.com. However, I'm sure that the Tomcat 5.5 docs will likely have examples (and, yes, patches are always welcome :). Either that, or Ceki is going to be selling a lot of copies of his book ;-). > Your logger solution is maybe is well solution for a development or > company-intern-used tomcat installation but the UseCase "Webhosting" > have been ignored. If I must administrate every customer logger manually > this is very counterproductively. > Actually, with the JMX support in log4j, I would guess that Remy's changes will make life much easier for the Webhosting crowd. If there is interest (meaning patches :), then the admin webapp could even be extended to help with the configuration. > > - the big problem which I want to solve here is that logs are going to > > different places, which is wrong; now, all logs should go to > > commons-logging (or directly to the actual logger that commons-logging > > is wrapping) > > What do you mean with "different places". If you man different places > the logs will be saved than can I say this is a normal behaviour. In > Germany there is a admin tool called "Confixx". This tool saves the logs > in the home directory of the user. Than the user can view and load his > logs with a normal ftp-client. > > Best regards > Thorsten > > > -- > Thorsten Kamann > Email: email@example.com > ICQ: 40746578 > Yahoo: ThorQue > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com >
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Forum Posts, Moderating, Reporting, etc. 12/20/2016The Report function of the forum works well. If you see someone acting up, acting out, or just being an okole, use the Report function. It works! I have it set up so it not only sends me an email, but that email is then marked with a flag, and get's put to the top of my email list. I will try to access/look at the report/topic as soon as possible, but remember, I'm on a six hour time delay, and other mods not only have a life, but a real job as well. k den
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vista69 added a post in a topic '72 cutlass/442 detailI've been doing a comparison study of the two kits also. It looks like the '72 body WOULD make a good donor for a '70 convertible. the bumoer profiles appear to be the same with some very minor filing to make the two kits work together.
The front of the hoods or completely different so you need to use the '70 hood with the '70 grill
The tail ight openings are also different, so you need to use the '70 rear bumper too.
I don't know if you noticed, but there would be a lot of modification needed to the quarter panels to make the Johan '70 442 hardtop into a convertible. There's a lot more to it then just chopping off the top. That's why the '72 makes a perfect candidate for a '70 Oldsmobile convertible.
I'm curently waiting for some parts from the Modelhaus. Since I want to make a '70 Pace car out of the '72 body, I orgered a '71 grill for the johan '70.
I hope this helps, MIke
vista69 added a post in a topic '72 cutlass/442 detailNevermind, it appears that I should look for a '70 Monte to donate it's roof.
vista69 added a post in a topic '72 cutlass/442 detailThanks for the reply, Ron. I'm ordering the '72 442 grille "Insert" to modify the kit's Cutlass grill. I also noticed that to make it more correct is to attach the top border of the grill to the hood. I might try that too.
But now you drove me to another question. Where or how did you get the coupe top to convert the convertible body like the Hurst you have pictured? I've been wanting to do that conversion too.
vista69 added a post in a topic '72 cutlass/442 detailThese are a couple of great tips. I didn't notice the black and silver differences in grille between the '71 and '72 before your post.
But could you tell me more about the source for your grille?
I'm looking to buy a conversion from Modelhaus, but they offer both a Grille "Insert" and the full Grille with bumper peice. Do you know anything about the "Insert"? Do you know if it's a fairly simple modification to cut out the Revell 'eggcrate' '72 Cutlass portion and attach the deepdish-like 442 Grille?
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and all your hearts desire,
I wish for joy and peace on earth,
and for roasting marshmellow's by the fire.
I wish Santa were really daddy,
and my brother was his elf,
I wish mommy were Mrs. Claus,
and I still be myself.
I wish snow would never melt
and snowmen could really talk,
I wish Rudolph really flew,
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Beautiful sentiments, angellynn. I particularly like the list about Santa being daddy. As a dad myself, I already know that daddy's are Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy all rolled into one. :-)
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I myself don't do the materialistic modern day version of christmas.I'm too much of a tradional idealist.Hey to think about it you haven't even had THANKSGIVING DAY for all you wonderful american folk.
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Times readers raise £900,000 for good causesPublished at 12:01AM, February 2 2016
Contact the Elderly, which organises monthly tea parties for lonely elderly people, plans a vast expansion over the next five years
The Times Charity Appeal has raised £550,377 so far for our three good causes, Cruse Bereavement Care, Riders for Health and WRVS. Donations from readers are up by almost 20 per cent on last year's appeal. Five companies that backed our charities this year have also helped to boost the total.
Silverstone Circuit has donated £70,000 worth of venue, track time and events to Riders for Health, one of many donations it has made in recent years. It has had a long association with several education and training charities, including the Prince's Trust.
Richard Phillips, the chief executive, said that fans had brought the charity to the attention of the company. "The crowds that come here are very supportive of Riders for Health, so we decide to give them a free day at Silverstone a few years ago and it grew from there.
"They get the day before the MotoGP World Championship weekend for supporters to go into the paddocks and look at the teams and there is the chance to do a circuit of the track."
Riders has also been supported with £62,000 in matched funding from the Vitol Foundation, the charitable arm of the Dutch oil company. Vitol is a long-term supporter of Riders.
Robin D'Alessandro, the programme manager, said: "We have supported Riders for years because they solve fundamental transportation issues which enables healthcare to be delivered to the poorest of the poor. That 'last mile' is actually more like the last 800 miles that are the most difficult to get medical help to."
Ladbrokes asks staff to suggest which charities to support each year, favouring community-based causes. Staff and customers raise about £750,000 a year through events and donations.
Ladbrokes was impressed by WRVS, the charity for the elderly, which specialises in tackling loneliness. In particular, it praised the role volunteers play in providing a range of services for older people. It donated £50,000 last month to help to kickstart the appeal.
Mike O'Kane, the trading director, said: "We felt it was a very good fit with our staff and customers, their communities and their families. WRVS has been around for a long time but it is absolutely in the now space in terms of the services they offer and the commitment of their volunteers."
Coldharbour Systems, which donated £10,000 in matched funding, develops computer software for use in care homes and domiciliary care. "WRVS is passionate about volunteering and they keep their local communities alive, looking after the elderly and really giving something back," said Roy Proctor, the managing director. "There is a great deal of goodwill towards their efforts in these difficult times. They do a marvellous job."
Cruse Bereavement Care received £10,000 in matched funding from the accountants MHA MacIntyre Hudson. The charity is one of their clients. Rakesh Shaunak, the chairman, said that staff were familiar with the vital work carried out by its volunteers and firmly believed that the charity is on the up.
"We have worked with Cruse for many years and have seen the valuable work they do, so we decided to support them through The Times appeal so they can go on growing and going from strength to strength," he said.
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The Premier League title race has taken yet another twist after Liverpool failed to find a way past the 'two buses' parked by Chelsea.
With the Reds seemingly on an unstoppable charge to their first league title since 1990, the 2-0 win for the Blues at Anfield now means the initiative in the battle for the Premier League crown has swung to Manchester City.
There are just a handful of games to go - but judging by the season so far, more twists and turns should not come as a surprise.
So here, we take a look at the games remaining for the three teams battling for the title and see where the slip up may come and where the title can be won...
Everton v Manchester City - Sat 3 May - 5.30pm
The first of the seven matches remaining involving the top three sides will arguably be the most pivotal of them all. Manchester City have three games remaining, but their first one is the only one away from home and sees them take on easily the toughest opponents of the lot. Ironically, those tough opponents are Liverpool's great local rivals Everton.
The Toffees have slipped up in the race for fourth in recent fixtures - losing to both Crystal Palace and Southampton. However, victory over City will keep their hopes of Champions League football next season alive. There have been suggestions that Everton fans might rather lose this game than help Liverpool in the bid for the title. Roberto Martinez should have serious concerns if his players look at it the same way.
City should be wary that Everton have won the last four meetings between the sides at Goodison Park. The match-up between the teams earlier this season ended 3-1 in City's favour.
Chelsea v Norwich - Sun 4 May - 4pm
Chelsea play the following day and it appears a straight forward assignment for the Blues - although that's what they thought before they played (and lost) against Sunderland.
Norwich will come to Stamford Bridge as desperate as Sunderland were. The Canaries have slipped into the relegation places and with Arsenal in their final game, they need points from somewhere. Might that find them at Chelsea? They haven't beaten the Blues since 1994 and lost 3-1 when they played earlier this season.
Crystal Palace v Liverpool - Mon 5 May - 8pm
If results go in favour of their rivals, the side many thought were destined for the title before the Chelsea game could be third in the table by the time this Monday night fixture comes around.
Manchester City may have overcome Tony Pulis' side at the weekend, but a trip to Selhurst Park is still a daunting one in light of the way the Eagles are finishing the season. That Palace are now safe should work in Liverpool's favour with the home side having little to play for. Brendan Rodgers will hope for a repeat of the result earlier this season in which Liverpool won 3-1. They took a familiar early lead in that match with all three goals for the home side going in inside 38 minutes.
Manchester City v Aston Villa - Wed 7 May - 7.45pm
City finally get round to playing their game in hand just four days out from the final day of the season. Aston Villa at home appears a straight forward task but the magnitude of the result could make the Etihad a nervy place to be.
Aston Villa have shown they can beat the best on their day, recently surprising Chelsea. They can also claim City among their scalps after beating them 3-2 at Villa Park back in September. The Villains are not free of the fear of relegation either and will still be eager to pick up some points.
Cardiff v Chelsea - Sun 11 May - 3pm
The final day of the 2013/14 campaign will see Chelsea as the only team among the title contenders playing away. They go to the capital of Wales where they will meet yet another team battling for survival.
A recent upturn in form for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side has given them hope in their fight against relegation - which is not good news for Chelsea. Cardiff will be desperate for three points. When they met earlier this season Chelsea comfortably won 4-1. At least if Chelsea make it to the Champions League final, they should be capable of putting it to the back of their mind - the showpiece in Lisbon doesn't take place until May 24.
Manchester City v West Ham - Sun 11 May - 3pm
The Hammers are practically safe already, so against a team with one eye on their summer holidays, it should be a straight forward three points for City. However, QPR looked easy enough opponents back in 2012 before Edin Dzeko and Sergio Agueeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrooooooooooo were needed in the last few minutes of the season. City have made light work of West Ham in recent years, winning the last four and not losing in their last nine meetings. When they met in the Capital One Cup semi-finals earlier this year, City won 9-0 on aggregate.
Liverpool v Newcastle - Sun 11 May - 3pm
Should City slip, Liverpool will still likely be needing maximum points on the final day. Opponents Newcastle provide a fitting finale if the Reds have to secure a result to win the title. Over the years these two sides have played out some of the greatest games in Premier League history. The 4-3 win for Liverpool in a midweek meeting in 1996 was arguably the best top-flight game of all-time as defending took a back seat to doubles from Robbie Fowler and Stan Collymore and goals from Les Ferdinand, David Ginola and Faustino Asprilla. It was a match that hugely dented Newcastle's hopes of winning the league that year - but could they get their revenge in this match? It was a typically entertaining game earlier this season with the score ending 2-2.
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Roadway crashes are the leading cause of deaths among teens aged 14-18, and the tragedy is magnified by the fact that many of the deaths could have been avoided if the kids had been smarter.
More than half of those who died weren't wearing seat belts; in 35 percent of fatal crashes the driver was speeding; 12 percent of teen drivers were distracted at the time of the fatal crash; and more than 500 people died in crashes where teenage drivers had alcohol in their systems, according to statistics produced this month by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
The data dump came because NHTSA wants parents to talk with their teens about five key points: wear a seat belt, turn off the mobile device, don't drive with teenage passengers, obey the speed limit, and don't drink alcohol.
That's good advice for drivers of any age, but NHTSA Administrator David Strickland points out that "Inexperience and immaturity, combined with speed, drinking and driving, not wearing seat belts, distracted driving, and other teen passengers contribute to the high fatality rate of teens involved in fatal crashes."


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UIC signs agreement with area universities to share research facilities at reduced cost
May 19, 2014
As research funding from the National Institutes of Health and other federal agencies shrinks, cooperation among the University of Illinois at Chicago, Northwestern University and the University of Chicago is expanding.
Robert Klie, associate professor of physics, graduate student Qiao Qiao, and Alan Nicholls, associate director of the Research Resources Center, use a new scanning transmission electron microscope that is part of the core research facilities at UIC. Photo: Roberta Dupuis-Devlin
With the strokes of three pens, UIC, Northwestern and the University of Chicago launched an unusual — perhaps unique — collaborative venture by forming a core research facilities partnership. The universities' provosts recently signed an agreement for "open access to research core facilities." Simply put: there is no extra fee now to use each other's fancy instruments.
The agreement builds on an existing partnership between the three universities focused on biomedical research: the Chicago Biomedical Consortium (CBC), established in 2006 with the mission of stimulating collaboration among scientists at the three institutions.
"It is creative and deep partnerships like ours that foster a real community and keep Chicago competitive as a research hub," said Jay Walsh, vice president for research at Northwestern. "Federal research funding has been largely stagnant for about a decade, but our three institutions are doing well, in part because of strategic alliances with each other and with other regional research affiliates. This agreement is about reducing costs and increasing the availability of state-of-the-art research facilities."
The pioneering memorandum of understanding (MOU) allows researchers from the three schools access to a partner's instrumentation and expertise at no additional charge for an outside user (facilities and administration costs). Essentially, a research team now could have up to 60 percent more research dollars in its pocket than before when using a partner's facility.
The long-term strength of the pact is to give researchers more choices of facilities right in the Chicago area. Faculty, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students already are taking advantage of resources located at the partner institutions, with no campus more than an hour's drive away.
A University of Chicago biochemist has been using Northwestern's High Throughput Analysis Laboratory, for example, to develop new cancer therapies using small molecules and a novel concept. A Northwestern materials scientist is taking advantage of UIC's $3 million scanning transmission electron microscope to investigate the surface structure, at atomic resolution, in certain nanocubes.
Such cooperation across institutions leads to collaboration and additional research funding, which in turn leads to more jobs for the Chicago area as well as the promise of research breakthroughs that could lead to clinical trials and, ultimately, improved health care.
"Research at core facilities opens up avenues that can lead to medical treatments and new ideas about treatments," said Mitra Dutta, vice chancellor for research at UIC. "It is these basic science discoveries that clinicians pick up on and bring to clinical trials."
As defined by the National Institutes of Health, a core facility is a centralized, shared resource that provides biomedical and behavioral investigators with access to instruments, technologies and services as well as expert consultation.
"Nationally, core facilities have become increasingly important in the last five years," said Donald H. Levy, vice president for research and for national laboratories at the University of Chicago. "Our ability to offer open access to three great research institutions' core facilities is an important tool for recruiting and retaining faculty and students."
Each of the three schools has from 20 to 60 core facilities offering a wide range of resources. The University of Chicago has a biostatistics laboratory and pharmacology core, UIC a nuclear magnetic resonance lab and core genomics facility and Northwestern a skin disease research center and cell imaging facility, to name just a few.
A few years ago, the CBC funded an analysis of the pros and cons of open core facilities among the three schools. The analysis was positive, and faculty saw the advantage of eliminating indirect costs.
"The MOU represents a substantial, long-term effort," said Philip E. Hockberger, director of core facilities at Northwestern. "We now have an agreement that benefits researchers at all three universities, and the CBC helped get the ball across the goal line."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 8, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Page 4A — Herald-Zeitung — Wednesday, October 8, 2003 Our Opinion Traffic issues of future demand attention today County officials must plan for future highway needs with the same kind of effort being put forth to establish regulations for other growth areas like subdivisions, water, drainage and sewage. C omal County commissioners got their first look at a major thoroughfare plan. This first draft sets out right-of-way widths for state and county roads. County Engineer Tom I lornseth said the plan is only the beginning — a starting place for work that should be done to plan for the future. I lornseth is right. After this plan is adopted, the county needs to plan for its future highway needs. It needs to put the same kind of effort into planning for future thoroughfares it brought to its subdivision rules, water availability rules, drainage rules and on-site sewage facility regulations. Anyone who drives into New Braunfels on Texas 46 each morning, or who crosses U.S. 281 on the same road, knows the county already has serious traffic concerns. The county's population is expected to grow to more than 250,000 by 2050. With it, our traffic issues will certainly grow exponentially as well. Comal County government prides itself on being proactive. It needs to plan for future roads and it needs the support of its citizens as it does so. Roads are easier to build when they happen on empty land preserved in advance. The people who weathered public scorn to plan for and build that boondoggle now known as Loop 1604 look a lot smarter today than they did 35 years ago. Today in History By The Associated Press Today is Wednesday. Oct. 8, the 281st day of 2003. There are 84 days left in the year. Today's I lighlight in I listory: On Oct. 8,1871, the Great Chicago Fire erupted while another deadly blaze broke out in Peshtigo, Wis. On this date: In 1869, the 14th president of the United States, Franklin Fierce, died in Concord, NJ I. In 1890, American aviation hero Eddie Ricken-backer was born in Columbus, Ohio. In 1918, Sgt. Alvin C. York almost single-handedly killed 25 German soldiers and captured 132 in the Argonne Forest in France. In 1934, Bruno I iauptmann was indicted for murder in the death of the infant son of Charles A. Iindhergh. In 1945, President Truman announced that the secret of the atomic bomb would be shared only with Britain and Canada. In 1956, Don Dirsen pitched the only perfect game in a World Series to date as the New York Yankees heat the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2-0. In 1970, Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn was named winner of the Nobel Prize for literature. In 1982, all labor organizations in Poland, including Solidarity, were banned. In 1985, the hijackers of the Italian cruise ship Achille Ixiuro killed American passenger Leon Klinghoffer. Herald-Zeitung Serving New Braunfels and C&nitil County since 1852. New Braunfels Zeitunt) was founded 1852; New Braunfels Herald was founded 1890. The two papers merged in 1957and printed in both German and English until 1958 Managing Editor Gary E. Maitland News Editor Brady Creel Features Editor Brian Grant Editor and Publisher Doug Toney Circulation Director Craig Pauling Advertising Director Courtney Abernathy Business Manager Heather Grant rn y i ii i I If Dean wins Denis' nomination, Establishment types will be sick Several times Eve heard television journalists complain that Howard Dean has to learn to control his temper. Actually, it is his temper that I find attractive. An honest man with sincere convictions will get angry when he hears lies. Some of our greatest presidents had ferocious tempers. George Washington, Andy jackson and Harry Truman are three examples. You don't see other can didates getting angry because they are all phonies. Their so-called convictions are just campaign positions manufactured by their staffs. They don't really believe in anything except getting elected, so they really don't care what is said. They are like trial lawyers. They are interested only in scoring points and winning. Theres nothing personal, and the truth simply doesn't matter. Whether you agree with him or not, Howard Dean actually believes in his convictions. He is a genuine man. An honest, genuine man will not suffer fools lightly, nor will he stand around like a dummy with a phony smile on his face while he hears himself lied about. I probably would not agree with Dr. Dean on all of his positions, but I certainly trust him, if he is elected, to do what he honestly believes is in the best interest of the country. That's more than I can say for any of the other candidates. It s this quality of being real and genuine that I think has attracted hundreds of thousands of people to his campaign. What people see is an intelligent man who isn t catering to the press, who isn't resorting to weasel words. This could be, and I pray it is, the CHARLEYMKSE Charley Reese is a columnist for King Features Synicate. You can write to him at PO. Box 2446. Orlando. Flu. 32802. start of a sea change in American politics. It could be that after so many disappointments, Americans are finally wising up to the professional politicians whose statements are manufactured for campaign purposes only. 1 Some journalists have put out the silly idea that Gen. Wesley Clark's candidacy is just a stalking horse for Hillary Clinton. I don't believe that for one minute. Mrs. Clinton has said she is not running, and I believe her. After all, she had some bad experiences with her husband in the White House. I don't think she'd like to drag him back into it. I'll believe^he's going to run for president when she files for divorce. The general is just an insurance policy for the Establishment. 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Liberals have been frustrated that their ideological domination of the media has declined, largely because of Limbaugh and now l ox News Channel (where I have a weekly show). Knocking him off the air would launch a thousand celebrations from Manhattan's Upper East Side to Beverly I fills and Malibu. What happened after Limbaugh said on ESPN that Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb gets a break f rom the media because he is black, and they and the National Football league want a black quarterback to succeed, amounted to censorship. It also reflects the prevailing double standard about race and racial conversation. Instead of sacking limbaugh (he "resigned"), ESPN should have brought in someone the following week to debate him. Not only would ratings have set a record (the network's stated intention for hiring limbaugh), ESPN would be demonstrating the highest principles of pluralism, tolerance and ideological diversity. Black politicians can say virtually anything about whites (such as equating President Bush arid Republi cans with the Taliban and "canines," as NAACP Chairman Julian Bond did in July, 2001) and suffer no political or personal consequences. Whites are limited in what they can say about blacks. ESPN bowed to political correctness that says any perceived criticism of an African-American by a white person is, by definition, racist. We've seen this before. In an effort to promote policies even many blacks oppose, black "leaders" are quick to tar anyone with the "racist" label should they fail to toe the liberal fine. Many blacks in the 1970s opposed busing to achieve arbitrary racial "balance" because it meant sending their children out of the neighborhood over long distances. That the white politicians who supported busing could afford to send their children to private schools didn't matter, because their intentions were "noble." 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On his epoch-making visit to China in 1972, Richard Nixon beheld the Great Wall and exclaimed: "This is a great wall!" Proof that George Bush isn't the first US president with a penchant for moronic utterances, but an understandable response, all the same, for the Great Wall is a breathtaking sight.
Literally in our case, for to reach it we had climbed, at speed, a steep woodland path that wound from our hotel up to one of its ruined towers. If other wonders of the world can seem a little disappointing up close, their majesty compromised by tourists and souvenir shops, the prospect before us more than lived up to expectation. Here we were, alone above the sylvan hills, the air silent but for the wind in the trees, the natural landscape broken only by the wall snaking across the verdant mountains as far as the eye could see.
Stretching about 4,000 miles - the distance from London to Chicago - from the Bay of Bohai on the Yellow Sea to Jiayguan in the Gobi desert, the wall stands about 23 feet high and dates back to the third century BC. It's a sight every Chinese aspires to see. Most visitors from Beijing flock to places such as Shuiguan or Badaling, where you'll keep reading notices proclaiming, "He who does not reach the Great Wall is not a true man", and where the brickwork has been completely rebuilt, and there are visitor centres, safety barriers and hawkers foisting baseball caps on you at every step. Not to mention crowds: Badaling attracts about eight million visitors a year.
Stay, as we did, at the Commune by the Great Wall, China's most futuristic hotel, about 46 miles north-west of Beijing, and the "wild wall", as these overgrown, steep, sometimes slippery unreconstructed stretches are known, runs through the hotel grounds.
The Commune - the irony of its title is reflected in the red-star badges on the severe staff uniforms - is not like other hotels. Set in a valley on a 5 sq-mile site, it belongs to China's pre-eminent arbiters of taste and style, the property developer Zhang Xin, and his wife and Cambridge-educated business partner, Pan Shiyi, who formerly worked for Goldman Sachs. Both have a passion for modern architecture and have commissioned a dozen of Asia's pre-eminent architects to build a million-dollar villa apiece. The resulting development won the special prize at the 2002 Venice Biennale, and the Pompidou Centre in Paris bought the model of it for its architecture collection.
The villas became popular as weekend retreats for Beijing's emerging plutocracy and wealthy expat community, but weren't really viable as a business venture. The complex needed to widen its appeal. So last September, a further 21 villas opened, each configured more like a small hotel, making the Commune accessible to individuals and not just parties. And though the new accommodation may not have quite such high-flying designer interiors - the originals are furnished with pieces by Matthew Hilton, Verner Panton, Karim Rashid, Marc Newson et al - they are not without style.
Of the new villas, my favourites were the type they call Bamboo Wall, designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kama, which are named after the airy bamboo screens that shade the floor-to-ceiling glass frontage, and configured around a Zen garden with a bamboo island in its centre. The rooms aren't luxurious - you sleep on a mattress on a tatami floor, and there's virtually no furniture beyond a wall of built-in cupboards - but the aesthetic is marvellously tranquil, the only decoration, at least in my room, an exquisite bonsai gingko tree.
More obviously modernist are the Cantilever Houses, designed by the Venezuelan-born Chinese architect Antonio Ochoa. These are a pinkish red not-quite cube with cantilevered upper floors and verdigris slate interiors. Then there are the bright, white Bauhaus-inspired Shared Houses by Thai architect Kanika R'kul, some of which have baths in the bedrooms facing the Great Wall (7827 is the one to ask for). Only Nobuaki Furuya's rather bland, retro Forest Houses failed to inspire.
You wouldn't want to spend too long at the Commune, because although there is much to admire in terms of design - the interiors of the Club House, which contains the restaurants and bars, a library, screening room, and galleries of Chinese contemporary art, are fabulous conceits, with walls of peacock feathers, rabbit fur, straw and twigs - there is nothing much to do, but walk the wall, work out in the fitness room and succumb to spa treatments. Oh, and eat. The lunch and dinner menus are exclusively Chinese and very good (there's a western breakfast option that is best forgotten), especially the dishes on the spicy Sichuan and vegetarian menus.
The delectably fragrant bamboo shoots here are nothing like the tinned ones you get in the UK, and the lotus root is sublime. An acquired taste, perhaps - a little like the Commune, which won't suit everyone, but suited me. As a place to unwind and get over the 10-hour night-flight from London, and to rest up for the onslaught that is Beijing, it's ideal. Our route into the city, a little over an hour's drive away, took us past Herzog & de Meuron's superb bird's-nest Olympic stadium, a building whose construction is so advanced, so the story circulating the city goes, that the workers have been told to slow down because they haven't factored in the cost of maintaining it till 2008 if it's finished ahead of schedule. The Beijing skyline is a forest of cranes at present, its buildings crosshatched with scaffolding. With one or two obvious exceptions, this is not a city of landmarks, new or old. Until 1949, there were 8,000 temples, but even before the Cultural Revolution began 40 years ago, they had been mostly destroyed or crudely converted into factories. Even those that are ostensibly ancient aren't necessarily as old as they seem.
The government may have pledged 1.5bn yuan (just over £100m) to the upkeep of the Forbidden City, the imperial palace that extends just under half a square mile in the heart of Beijing, but rather than restore its historic fabric, it is being replaced. Even Unesco has criticised the now uniform and "slightly monotonous yellow tiles" that dominate its gracefully curving roofline.
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Claire Wrathall travelled as a guest of Kempinski and British Airways. British Airways (0845 773 33 77, ba.com) flies to Beijing from London Heathrow, from £544 return.
Commune by the Great Wall (00 800 426 313 55; kempinski-thegreatwall.com; commune.com.cn) offers doubles from RMB1,763 (£117) per night including breakfast.
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Total Fat 3 g4.2%
Saturated Fat 1.7 g8.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
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Dietary Fiber 4.3 g17.2%
Sugars 43.4 g
Protein 1 g2.9%
Vitamin A 7.2% Vitamin C 134.8%
Calcium 7.3% Iron 1.4%
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