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On Wed, Jun 21, 2000 at 03:18:46PM -0400, Andy Lewis wrote: > The concept of XSP independent taglibs is one I like. Ok, here are mu musings on taglibs. Bear in mind that I have not played around with XSP-based taglibs much, so I may have some misconceptions... In my mind, there are two basic applications for cocoon. In one case, cocoon needs to format a page based on a single content source. For instance, you might have a news directory filled with xml documents, and you want cocoon to display them with a few navigation links. In the other (the case I am pursuing in depth), you have a variety of content sources which must be integrated into a page. Since XSP was designed as a generator (not 100% accurate, but close enough), it works well for the single-source case. I'm not convinced it will scale well to handle a dozen (or more) separate content sources. My biggest argument against XSP-based taglibs (and this may be a misconception on my part) is that they can only be used within an XSP page. I do want to give the presentation designers the ability to choose which content sources are used in a given page, but I do *not* want to give our web designers the opportunity to write Java code. Here's a rough sample of an index.xml file for a news page, borrowing a little from XSP/XSL: <!-- XTL == XML Tag Library --> <xtl:page> <page> <xtl:attribute name="title"> Today's news in <xtl:requestParam name="category"/> </xtl:attribute> <!-- define the core content of the page --> <core> <!-- pull 10 stories from the current category --> <news:digest> <xtl:param name="category"> <xtl:requestParam name="category"/> </xtl:param> <param name="count" value="10"/> </news:digest> </core> <!-- define a couple sidebars --> <sidebar title="Related sites"> <!-- pull some links to related sites --> <links:sites> <xtl:param name="category"> <xtl:requestParam name="category"/> </xtl:param> </links:sites> </sidebar> <sidebar title="Classifieds"> <!-- pull some items from our classifieds database --> <classifieds:list> <xtl:param name="category"> <xtl:requestParam name="category"/> </xtl:param> <xtl:param name="count" value="5"> </links:sites> </sidebar> </page> </xtl:page> If this is implemented as an XSP page, some observant presentation designer with a little Java experience can start hacking around and adding code. :{ I'm not certain what the ideal taglib specification would be, though I've started mocking up some ideas (which I will post at some point). My current favorite (as vaguely illustrated above) involves two main pieces. ** The taglib compiler This piece compiles xml pages into tag library classes. The taglib would specify: - code to run at load time (==constructor) - parameters which can (and/or must) be set per request - a list of tags to accept - parameters which can (and/or must) be set per tag - output either text or XML nodes it would not: - hard-code its namespace, though it might specify a default (sooner or later, someone is going to want to use two different "util:" taglibs on the same page) - accept node trees as input - need to explicitly handle unknown nodes (current taglibs all have a "<xsl:template match="*"> block... quite ugly, IMO) (I'm not certain if we should allow advanced programmers to implement a taglib directly, but that's a secondary debate...) ** The taglib filter/manager This piece manages the use of taglibs on a page. It is responsible for: - identifying which taglibs are needed on a page (by predeclaring them in the page - my preference - or in the sitemap). - triggering the compilation of taglibs as necessary - mapping namespaces to taglibs - collecting parameters for a tag (rather than forcing the taglib to keep a stack of SAX events) - managing interaction between taglibs (e.g. a tag which generates a string or text node could be used to set the parameter for another tag) Things I'm still puzzling over: - Should the taglibs be processed in a certain order, or should they be called as they are encountered? Processing them in the order they're encountered provides for a (perceived) faster page load, since you've (almost) guaranteed the the data at the top of the page will be generated first. Processing them in a predetermined order makes it possible to cut out the taglib manager, but is more error prone if one taglib must feed output to another. - Do we really need a manager? Without it, you force the taglibs to do more work (they must read their parameters directly from SAX events) and make it more difficult for them to interact (since there's nothing to mediate that interaction). With a manager, however, you can avoid calling taglibs which aren't actually used, whereas a pipeline of taglibs would force each taglib to be hit.
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On 10 June 1893 newspapers broke a story tragic enough to push aside sensational news coverage of the infamous Lizzie Borden case—the day before, a section of Ford's Theater had collapsed in Washington, D.C., killing more than 20 and injuring three times that number.
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Wilson certainly didn't improve while tannehill did. And dispute the regress, Wilson won a super bowl. That's how good his defense was
Wilson certainly didn't improve while tannehill did. And dispute the regress, Wilson won a super bowl. That's how good his defense was
Here comes junc to **** up another thread.
Seattle didn't have the 2nd best rush O, they were 2nd in attempts and 12th in YPC- not a good ratio.
Wilson is really good, I don't care how good that D is.
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How about you contribute to a thread?
Seattle is the youngest team in the league. they have a top notch Defense and a well coached team.. RW is way ahead of RT, RW has a quicker reaction time, better pocket presence a more accurate arm. This is RT's last chance to prove he can lead a team, if we don't go deep in to the playoffs back to square one, looking for a franchise QB... Fingers crossed...
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Lol this is really a thread.
and if he does 26 TD to 10ints with 3000 yards for the next 5 years, are you going to still say he is really good?
I guess my point is...he is what he is....and I can pick 10 QB's I'd take over him today. That makes him slightly better than average in my book. I hope, I really really hope, the Niners and Seahawks and Redskins all give these guys monster contracts, because 2 years after that, those teams will become also rans.
Seattle will lose some guys and better continue to draft well(they do have a good GM)....what are they going to do when they have to pay their QB more than 800k? I do not believe that Russell Wilson can carry that team a la Brady/Manning/Rodgers/Brees if they lose 3 or 4 top-notch guys.


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The idea floated atthe weekend by Sports Illustrated was that Tyson was on the verge of paying dollars 1.5m ( pounds 1m) to Desiree Washington, the beauty queen he raped, then he would apologise for harming her, and - somehow - those two things would be enough to persuade the judge in Indiana to grant Tyson an early release. The next step would be a guaranteed pounds 65m for his comeback fight.
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Skip to comments.January 4, 2014 Planetary Alignment Decreases Gravity
Posted on 12/28/2013 5:00:34 PM PST by kjam22
It has been revealed by the British astronomer Patrick Moore that, on the morning of January 4th 2014, an extraordinary astronomical event will occur. At exactly 9:47 am, the planet Pluto will pass directly behind Jupiter, in relation to the Earth. This rare alignment will mean that the combined gravitational force of the two planets would exert a stronger tidal pull, temporarily counteracting the Earths own gravity and making people weigh less. Moore calls this the Jovian-Plutonian Gravitational Effect.
Astronomers have long been aware that there would be an alignment of the planets on that date, when Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto would be on the same side of the Sun, within an arc 95 degrees wide. But now the effect could be expected as the gravitational effect of the other planets on the Earths crust is maximum even at their closest approach.
If you think you will be able to float around your house then you will be mistaken. BUT if you jump in the air at 9:47AM local time on January 4th 2014, it should take you about 3 seconds to land back on your feet instead of the usual 0.2 seconds.
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The earth pulls on you about 2.8 million times more than Jupiter does when it is closest to Earth. When it is farthest from earth, Earth's pull is about 10 million times more than Jupiter's.
I'm calling it BULLCRAP.
Not even close; even if Jupiter's mass suddenly doubled, he's missing 7 zeroes after the decimal point. The gory details are at Post #49
Rats... I was really hoping to slam dunk on that day. Was gonna get my wife to video it and everything!
it did seem funny it would increase it by 50%.
Gee. I wonder which weight loss product will use this day to charge more for their product!?
I was thinking the lack of gravity might even help the obammycare website work faster... pretty sure it will!
Utter baloney! I wonder if it's not meant as a joke.
Interesting fact: The tidal force of objects of the same density is proportional to their apparent area in the sky, measured by steradians, or square degrees if you like.
Note the sun and moon have the same apparent size, but the density of the sun is less than that of the moon, and it has a proportionately smaller tidal effect on the earth.
Likewise, Pluto's tidal effect may be estimated by its apparent angular area. It has an angular diameter of about 2000km/6 billion KM, so it's angular diameter is about 1/3billion, compared to the moon's 1/100. So the tidal effect of Pluto on the earth is about 1/30 million squared, or about 10-15 times the lunar tidal effect.
No, that is not it, either. If your jump lasts 0.2 seconds (which is pretty small for what most people can do) it is essentially 0.2 seconds no matter where the planets are. Their pull on us is miniscule compared to Earth's.
The article is seriously wrong.
In other words, the effect of Pluto on gravity at the earth's surface is 1/(2.1 x 2.9 x 107 x 107) = 1/6 * 10-15. That's less than one part in a quadrillion. I doubt even the most sensitive torsion interferometers could even measure that effect.
I like how they put this. If you jump you will have .3 seconds hangtime not .2 seconds. Why not say if you step on a scale you will weigh 150 lbs instead of 200 lbs. Cause that would be too easily disprovable.
When I was in highschool.... I could jump and just barely touch the rim on a 10 foot basketball goal. I'm 6 foot tall with a 32 inch sleeve. Now when I jump I can only touch about 3 or 4 inches of the bottom of the net. I was really hoping this day was going to turn back that aging process.... :)
Gravity is proportional to Distance squared. If those two planets are much closer to earth than sun at that particular moment, it could have more effect than just their mass ratios.
I've seen that on the big bang theory I think... :)
Since the world record is 0.5 seconds, I believe you are correct.
A decimal and some 0s.
Oops! That should be about 28 million.
if you jump in the air at 9:47AM local time on January 4th 2014, it should take you about 3 seconds to land back on your feet instead of the usual 0.2 seconds.Ludicrous, or maybe quaaludicrous. Jupiter Effect flashback. Thanks kjam22.
And what's all this about planet Pluto? (I thought there wasn't a planet Pluto.)
Yes, but it's still essentially immeasurable.
I'm 5'9" and at my best I needed a 1.5 foot head start!
I mis-recalled my back-of the envelope calculation, which uses MG/R^2 X d/R as the force, where d is the distance on the earth from the earth's center. Of course, there's a tensor involved to give you the direction of the force, but we're just concerned with the magnitude here.
Then we just use M = rho r^3, where rho and r are the density and diameter of the moon or planet exerting the tidal force, and we see we have rho G (r/R)^3 X d. So it's the CUBE of the angular size, not the square. So make that 10^-23 instead of 10^-15.
... but the point remains the same.
Of course the tidal effect is the differential effect of another object's gravitational pull on the earth and objects nearby. The earth and everything on it is in free fall in the object's force field, and it is the difference between the force on points slightly displaced from each other that constitutes the tidal force field.
Patrick Moore is dead.
It only works if you believe.............
Find something solid and hang on tight to it!
Still??? I thought he was Roger Moore's brother. Double 0 8.
Jupiter is in Gemini, Pluto is on the opposite side of the sun in Sagittarius.
There is no such alignment
I guess we had a lunar eclipse last night/ early this morning? I didn't get up to see it...
. If everyone on earth jumps in the air at the same time.... the earth turns a semi-turn faster at that moment.
Doubt it.
Someone naturally speculated what the actual effect of even more distant Pluto would be. The answer is that it is about 20 million times weaker still.
The speculation in this article -- while wildly wrong -- does not involve tidal forces.
The tidal force is not a differential adjustment in the gravitational effect on nearby points, which is almost always negligible. [It goes as -2dr/r. For the moon, the effect on points separated by 1m is 2 parts in 300,000,000. This is not even detectable. So slightly displaced doesn't cut it.]
The tidal effect arises because for bodies of large spatial extent, there are measurable differences between the gravitational attraction on opposite (or even widely separated) parts of the object. For the moon, the maximum effect is around 6/300. At 2% it is not negligible, but the most dramatic effect is observed at 12,000 Km apart. That's not slight displacement, even when considering LD as a unit of measure.
Heh... and there will be people who will swear it happened.
The closest Jupiter ever gets to us is 6 times further than the sun. The closest pluto ever gets is about 70 times further than the sun.
We have no idea what causes Gravity
This has been a fun thread to read. Your comment reminded me of something.
In 1968, my employer sent me to the university in Iowa City IA for a two week seminar on statistics. At the entrance to the student union bldg. there was a very large chalk board where students were allowed to write pithy statements.
One such comment was, "There is no such thing as gravity! The Earth sucks!"
The immeasurable part is acceptable.
The theory part is that no rotational kinetic energy is lost in the 'everybody jumps up at the same time' scenario.
If any measurable floating effect were going to happen at alignment, we would see a very significant amount of it happening already, slowly building toward this fabulous 3 second float, which would slowly trail off as the planets move out of alignment.
Oh dear, what are we going to do about it?
The moment of inertia of the system composed of the Earth and jumping people will change. In order to conserve angular momentum -- which must be conserved because there is no external torque -- the angular velocity, ω, must decrease. [In your alternative formulation, there are no external sources of energy, therefore the angular velocity must decrease when I increases in order for the kinetic energy to remain constant: Iiωi2 = Ifωf2]
The differential dI would (at most, assuming the people ball themselves up into spheres when they jump) would be 2m * r * dr, where r is the radius of the earth, dr is the number of meters they jump, and m is the mass of six billion people. The number is insignificant compared to the moment of inertia of the Earth, which is roughly 2/5 M r2, where M is the mass of the Earth. And it is clearly this which dominates.
What does this mean?
It means the effect, however large it is would already be seen. It doesn't just magically "turn on" like a light switch when the planets align and then instantly "turn off" when the planets are no longer aligned. It would build continuously toward a maximum, just like the length of the day does, and then fall off slowly once the planets are no longer aligned.
Whatever "magic float effect" there might be would already be well underway -- if it existed.
But it doesn't.
The "-2" in -2dr/r is the -2 in the tidal tensor and represents the stretching effect along the axis of attraction, as represented by the first order term of the power series expansion.
The displacement is considered "slight" in the sense that the first order term is much larger than higher order terms.
Also, whether one uses higher order terms or not, the whole treatment is of a differential force.
The speculation in this article -- while wildly wrong -- does not involve tidal forces.
It says, " This rare alignment will mean that the combined gravitational force of the two planets would exert a stronger tidal pull, ..." Sheesh!
It only too 80+ post for someone to point out that the problem isn't the gravity, but that they are in opposite parts of the sky on Jan 4th.
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I think even a tenth of a second is total BS. More like .00000000001 seconds.
There are no tidal forces involved in the phenomenon described.
The article clearly says if you jump you will take longer to come down; that isn't a tidal effect. A tidal effect would be that the wrinkles on your face form more slowly than the wrinkles on your toes, or that water splashed into the air will form slightly more elongated bubbles during this alignment. [AND ... Neither of these things happens because even with planetary sized bodies tidal effects are, within experimental error, entirely first order effects.]
The -2 in the -2dr/r is not a tensor. The expression is just the differential: d(2Gm1m2/r2) Unless you're claiming that scalars are tensors. OK, they are. But no actual physicist calls a scalar a tensor. As a matter of fact the first order term in the expansion is a vector, and it points radially, and again, nobody but the prissiest mathematician on the planet actually calls a vector a first order tensor.
In any event, you are simply wrong. This article talks about a "tidal" effect to give it an air of authority, but the effect described is not the least bit tidal. It's simply a gravitational effect, and about 15 orders of magnitude smaller than claimed.
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There are mini tests throughout a baseball season -- a series that maybe in the big picture is just another three games of 162, but hold revelations about a ballclub.
The Red Sox entered their weekend showdown with the Washington Nationals facing a challenging test against the three best starters on the best pitching staff in the National League. They were 29-28 and while they were in fifth place in the AL East, they were just three games out of first place. Despite the slew of injuries to hit their lineup, the Red Sox had scored the third-most runs in the majors.
Behind Stephen Strasburg, Gio Gonzalez and Jordan Zimmermann, the Nationals left Fenway with a sweep as the Red Sox hit .208, struck out 30 times and went 3-for-26 with runners in scoring position. The frustrating weekend concluded with Bobby Valentine getting ejected in the top of the ninth inning after Roger Bernadina had doubled home Bryce Harper with two outs for the winning run. (Harper, in case you haven't noticed, goes first-to-home like a lightning bolt.) Valentine felt Bernadina should have been called out on a 2-2 pitch.
"Good umpires had a real bad series this series -- a real bad series -- and it went one way," Valentine said after the game. "There should be a review."
Valentine is staring at a fine after those comments. Even worse, he's now staring at a six-game deficit as the first-place Tampa Bay Rays swept the Miami Marlins in the battle of Florida.
The Marlins failed in their own test in front of their home fans, as the Rays outscored them 22-7 in the sweep, hitting .302 and drawing 14 walks. This is not the way to get more fans out to the new park. After clawing back from 8-14 to start to reach 31-23, the Marlins have now lost six in a row, are five games behind the Nationals and have a season run differential of minus-28 that is tied for fourth-worst in the National League.
It makes the series starting on Monday between the Red Sox and Marlins the most intriguing series of the week. It's time for the Red Sox to stop blaming the umps and start pitching better; it's time for the Marlins to start hitting and playing with more consistency.
A few things to watch in the series:
1. Boston's defensive alignments.
David Ortiz played first base in two games in Boston's only previous road interleague series this year in Philadelphia, so presumably he'll be back there. But a defense with Ortiz at first, Adrian Gonzalez in right, Kevin Youkilis and third and Scott Podsednik or Ryan Sweeney in center is a liability, especially with all the space in Miami's outfield. The Red Sox entered Sunday ranked second in the American League in defensive runs saved at plus-35 (second in the majors to the Blue Jays), although they rank just 19th in defensive efficiency (percentage of balls in play turned into outs). Either way, a Ortiz/Gonzalez alignment makes them a much worse defensive team.
2. Marlins at the plate.
The Marlins are 12th in the NL in runs scored and 12th in OPS -- and it's not all because their new park is a difficult place to hit. In fact, that has nothing to do with it. The Marlins are last in the NL in road OPS. The main culprits? Marlins catchers are hitting .188, their first basemen (Gaby Sanchez returned Sunday after a 19-game demotion to the minors) are hitting .197, their center fielders have a .346 OBP but a .312 slugging percentage. Sanchez needs to hit but the other middle-of-the-order bat struggling is Logan Morrison, with a .227/.315/.349 line. Benched Friday and Saturday for a mental break, Morrison returned to the lineup on Sunday and went 3-for-4 with two doubles. He has battled a bad knee all season, but the Marlins may have to make a decision soon on Sanchez and Morrison. You can't afford to keep punting offense at first base and left field.
3. Josh Johnson.
The Marlins' ace draws the start in Monday's ESPN telecast against Josh Beckett. After getting knocked out in the third inning on May 4 against the San Diego Padres, Johnson's ERA stood at 6.61 and opponents were batting .359 against him. In six starts since, he has 2.95 ERA and .252 average allowed, with his BABIP dropping from an extreme .448 to a more normalized .302. It wasn't just bad luck early on, however; he was getting hit. His season line-drive percentage is still 26 percent, which ranks second-worst among major league starters to Mike Leake.
Anyway, key for Johnson is his fastball location versus left-handed batters. Check out 2012 versus 2011, when he dominated for nine starts before landing on the disabled list.
There's a reason he has been hit hard this year: He's not hitting that outside corner like he did previously. He held lefties to a .209 average in 2011 (.258 BABIP) but they're hitting .331 off him in 2012 (.405 BABIP). Johnson's stuff is close to what it was; he overpowered the Braves at times in his most recent start with some high heat. But what do they say? Location, location, location. It's been better lately; let's see how he does against the Boston left-handed hitters on Monday night.
4. Is Clay Buchholz back?
Buchholz starts Tuesday versus Mark Buehrle and he has been terrific his past three starts, giving up four runs in 24 innings, including a four-hit shutout against Baltimore in his most recent start. He has a 19/4 strikeout/walk ratio after struggling with a 27/27 ratio through his first nine starts. The key to Buchholz's resurgence has been his changeup. "My grip was a little off," he told the media after his win over the Baltimore Orioles. "I was able to free that up a little bit. It's been a pitch that we tried to work on for a long time and I noticed it wasn't the same grip I had in past years and it's coming back."
Indeed, over his first nine starts, batters hit .375 off his changeup; in the three starts since, he has thrown the pitch 69 times and batters are 1-for-10 with five strikeouts.
So watch Buchholz's changeup and watch this crucial mid-June series. Maybe it's just another three games. Maybe it's a big three games.
My bet? The Red Sox don't have to face Strasburg, Gonzalez and Zimmermann in this series. Beckett and Buchholz, who can be prone to the home run, should enjoy Marlins Park. The Red Sox take two of three as the AL East continues to show its superiority over the NL East (it went 9-6 this past weekend without any help from the Red Sox) and the Marlins will have to head to Tampa Bay next weekend with another big test to face.


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The findings are published as the Food Standards Agency today launches the next phase of a campaign designed to further reduce the intake of salt through 'everyday' foods. A series of new television adverts, which feature comedienne and actress Jenny Éclair, warns that 75% of salt eaten in Britain is found in processed food such as pizzas, pasta sauces and ready-meals, and urges shoppers to buy healthier alternatives.
The research out today shows that tests on 1,287 adults showed their average salt intake was 9g per day compared to 9.5g when the last tests were done in 2001. But consumption is still higher than the Government's national target of 6g per day, the Food Standards Agency said. The urinary sodium tests carried out in 2005/06 showed men consumed an average 10.2g of salt per day - compared to 11g in 2001. Women's average intake was less at 7.6g per day - down from 8.1g in 2005/06.
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The FSA's Full of It! Campaign, launched today, warns shoppers to check the salt content of ready-made sandwiches, ready meals, pasta sauces and pizzas before buying them. The industry said it had made great strides in helping to educate consumers about the dangers of salt and had reformulated products to make them healthier. Julian Hunt of the Food and Drink Federation, said: "Food manufacturers have made huge progress in reducing levels of salt in food. In addition our members provide 'salt equivalent' information on packs as well as the legally required 'sodium' information where practicable. They are also increasingly providing at-a-glance information on salt on the front of packs to help busy shoppers."
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SH Villa Gadea, Altea
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 202 guestrooms
- Near the beach
- 4 restaurants
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available
- Fitness center
- Self parking
- Spa services
- Business center
- In-room childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Playground on site
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Sofa bed
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
What's around
- Altea Harbour (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Cap Negret Beach (1.6 mi / 2.5 km)
- Altea Market (1.6 mi / 2.5 km)
- Iglesia Ortodoxa Rusa San Miguel Arcangel Altea (1.6 mi / 2.5 km)
- Parroquia Nuestra Senora del Consuelo (2.1 mi / 3.4 km)
SH Villa Gadea, Alteafrom $106
- Superior Double Room (New Year Gala Offer)
- Superior Double Room (2 adults)
- Superior Room, Sea View (1 adult + 2 children)
- Superior Double Room (Altea Oriental 3 adults)
- Superior Room, Sea View (2 adults + 1 child)
- Standard Room (Special Offer)
- Superior Double Room (Altea Oriental Offer 2 adults )
- Superior Room, Sea View (Romantic Offer)
- Superior Double Room (1 adult + 1 child)
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- Superior Double Room (2 adults + 2 children)
- Superior Double Room (1 adult + 2 children)
- Superior Room, Sea View (2 adults + 2 children)
- Superior Double Room (3 adults + 1 child)
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- Superior Double Room (2 adults + 1 child)
- Superior Room
- Superior Double Room (New Year Buffet Offer)
- San Valentin Offer
- Superior Room, Sea View (1 adult + 1 child)
- Standard Double Room
- Superior Double Room Single Use
- Superior Room, Sea View (2 adults)
- Superior, Single Occupancy, Sea View
- Superior Double Room (New Year Gala Offer)
- Superior Double Room (Altea Termal)
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 202 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
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In the hotel
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Buffet breakfast (surcharge)
- 4 restaurants
- Bar/lounge
- Swim-up bar
- 24-hour room service
- Outdoor pool
- Swim-up bar
- Fitness facilities
- Spa services on site
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 5
- Conference space
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Wedding services
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Year Built 2004
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
- Television in common areas
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Bathrobes
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Sofa bed
- Separate sitting area
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Bidet
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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On Site
- Fitness facilities
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- Playground on site
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
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Also known as
- SH Villa Gadea
- SH Villa Gadea Altea
- SH Villa Gadea Hotel
- SH Villa Gadea Hotel Altea
- Villa Gadea
- Villa SH
- Sh Melia Hotel Gadea Beach
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 11 per day
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 17 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.5 /5 from 192 reviews
This hotel is recognized as the best in Altea and we had a great experience. Our stay in mid October was great. A fabulous breakfast is included in the room rate. Our room was nicely appointed with a balcony, great lighting and a wonderful bathroom/ shower. The bed was a bit too hard but not uncomfortable. The pool area is great with lots of options. Service is a bit slow at the bar and terrace area due to a lack of personnel. Those who work there do work very hard; seems they could use more help. All in all the staff is very attentive. We were in Altea mainly to see family and enjoyed spending time in the old town which is very charming. We also drove into the hills and stopped at Guadalist, very charming so it's popular among tourists. We will definitely return to this hotel when we're back in Altea
Free wifi, very slow connection Not a beach vacation spot, only a public beach, very rocky
Very nice hotel in good location. Only complaint is strong mold smell in lobby and halls.
Good hotel with excellent gardens and swimming pools etc. Very comfortable lounges and good service. The buffet breakfast is excellent. After we mentioned our room was rather noisy (conversation from outside bar terrace) we were immediately offered another room. Hotel staff very friendly and helpful. However due to the hotel location a car is really essential. I would suggest the hotel could consider a shuttle service into Altea, about 4km away
5 day stay double king room. Clean, spacious room, comfy bed, good size bathroom, with shower and jacuzzi bath. plenty of space around the pools with easy access to the beach ( which is pebbley). No issue with noise from other guests at night. Bit of a walk into town so we took taxis from outside the hotel. We could not get one English speaking channel on the tv and no music channel. There were no plug sockets around the bed for phone or kindle charging etc. The minibar fridge was cold. However over all a good hotel. We will be going back.
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In the first two years of operation, Rainwater for Humanity focused on optimizing the design of traditional system through various construction methods. This learning process ensures the system's performance given the unique soil conditions and climate of our project site in Kuttanad.
We have built four prototype tanks in Achinakom Village before settling on a preliminary system design. The first sub-surface tank in the region was completed in December 2009 and supplies drinking and cooking water to nineteen households. As of August 2010, three above-ground family tanks were also completed. One of the tanks was built with rebar reinforced ring construction, one with brick-and-mortar construction, and one was cast out of a mold structure. After evaluating the construction processes and performances of various tanks in field, we decided to further develop the mold structure and built four more tanks using similar construction method in 2011. This brings the total number of operational tanks in Achinakom to 8. We are still working on the design; a new construction material made out of vegetable fibers has the potential to significantly lower the cost of the tanks, thus making clean water more affordable.
Moving Forward: Lower construction cost and Launch vending model
The key to our ongoing success is a sustainable economic model created by a partnership between the water user groups and Rainwater for Humanity. In cooperation with the village residents, Rainwater for Humanity has developed payback plans so that we can provide clean and affordable water to as many families as possible in Achinakom and other villages in Kuttanad.
We have begun to implement a payback model to ensure this sustainability. Users of the first four tanks pay a monthly fee toward their water user groups. This monthly fee is significantly less than what they would otherwise spend on vendor water during the same month. Using the accumulated fund, the water user groups are able to manage and maintain the tanks. In our second phase, the new water user groups adopt a vending model. In this vending model, users of the tanks pay on per-liter basis at a rate that is below the private vendor price. Each water user group elects a manager, usually a female member, who manages the tank and oversees water distribution. At the same time, Rainwater for Humanity provides the managers with administration support, compensation and tank maintenance service. We also track our impacts closely through regular water quality test and users survey. Going forward, Rainwater for Humanity will continue to refine the economic model as well as the tank design to bring clean and affordable water to as many Kuttanad households as possible.
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Oral history. Two interviews conducted on 8-20-1997 and 8-28-1997 with Peter H. Stewart (born 1934). He began teaching school in Edwards, Mississippi, in the fall of 1961. In August 1969, he worked for Friends of Children, a Head Start agency. In 1970, he was executive director of the committee to oversee integration of the city of Jackson, Mississippi. In 1973, he became director of minority affairs for the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
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Hi I'm a Yorkshire man now living and working in Bristol I would also call myself a enthusiastic amateur photographer just having lots of fun with a camera.
I have always loved art and photography, mainly patterns, shapes, abstracts,colours and graphic shapes. So when I started taking photos back in February 2007 I discovered a whole new world that I had just not seen and have enjoyed every minute since as I now see the world in a different light but it does make my stream a bit eclectic but I'm happy with that!
Any constructive comments or help/ advice is always welcome or if you just fancy a chat then just drop me a line.
I would just like to say thank you to all who visit and comment on my Flickr stream I really appreciated it, and for anyone who make me a contact, its very much appreciated, but I'm sorry if I don't always return the favor so please don't be offended, although I try hard to there is defiantly not enough time in the day to do every thing I need to do also I'm away a lot with my work and I have no access to a computer.
Ok next thing I'm DYSLEXIC so I get a lot of my words and spelling wrong so I apolagise upfront in case I upset anyone!
To contact me about photo usage just drop me a line on Flickr or Email but please don't ask me to donate shots for free if you are not a charitable organisation all my photos are Copyright/All Rights Reserved and I only put low res photos on Flickr.
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lorenzodom says:
"Paul Green is proof that if we simply open our eyes we should not be surprised that beauty surrounds us.
His work orients us in the right direction—a positive orientation toward appreciating everything and everyone around us.
His photos clearly demonstrate that one need not go to a museum to appreciate the beauty of life; he reminds us that architects, industrial, commercial and advertising designers are artists too, for they are often just as concerned about aesthetics as are painters, sculptors or other visual artists.
It is because we are so focused on what lies ahead—the diurnal drudgery of the job, sitting in a cubicle for 8 hours, a pile of bills to pay—that we tend to overlook and pass and forget about the beauty of life and our daily lives. Thank you for reminding us to stop and smell and admire and appreciate the flowers Paul!
Author of 25 Lessons I've Learned about Photography,
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November 3rd, 2010
demosthien says:
"Visual Candy... Those two words sum up, for me, Paul Green's images. I take a few moments every day to have a little taster of what he is shooting. But I have to be careful not to overindulge as hours could be lost strolling through his photostream.
His ability to capture colours in the everyday is well known but I also recommend making your way to his Black and White and People sets. It is here that you will see that Paul is not just a one trick pony."
August 9th, 2009
MG/BS4 says:
"When I first joined Flickr around a year or so ago I had no idea that this man would have such an influence on my own photography. I've seen that there is more to this world than first meets the eye. If ever I get to be anywhere near to half as good as this guy, then I'll be content with what I've achieved.
This guy is the Colour King of Flickr......He's Paul Green.......and he's a nice bloke too..."
August 4th, 2009
Lee Jordan. says:
"For me as a mainly black and white photographer this talented photographer's stream is just wonderfully full of life and colour.. every time i flick through it i it fills me with inspiration !!.. and simply brighten's up my day, Paul has a eye to notice and capture shots even the most seasoned photographer would pass by.
please take the time to browse this stream !"
July 19th, 2009
Rich. S says:
"One of my fave photographers on flickr. Has his own style, instantly recognisable as a "Paul greener" Viewing His photo stream is like being slapped round the face by a clown with a rainbow trout on LSD ....Colourtastic!"
May 13th, 2009
JennRation Design says:
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Paul finds the beauty in everything he sees. His photos never cease to amaze me. Paul's photostream colors me happy!"
August 12th, 2008
Harraz says:
PaulGreen..the fresh colors..the amazing abstracts..the wonderful eye...the interesting titles..
I am so glad to have the opportunity to share.."
January 27th, 2008
Myxi says:
"What is impressive about Paul's photography is that for someone with such a recognisable style, he never seems to repeat himself. What is especially impressive about Paul's photography is that he posts several pictures a day and all are of the same high standard.
His stream is THE place to see great composition and rich colour skillfully combined."
January 25th, 2008
...*melissa*... says:
"What can I say that hasn't already been said? PaulGreen is a master of color, detail and unique perspectives. Most of his images have a joyful light and sense of fun about them - the colors are alive and breathing. Other shots are stunning and rich in black + white. I am certainly glad I stumbled across his stream. Thanks for sharing, Paul!"
December 12th, 2007
Tony Browne says:
"Paul has a hunger for taking photographs, and has a determination thats leads him to go out with his camera at unholy hours of the morning and to repeat his visits to a site until he is happy with the lighting conditions. He is able to perceive and achieve great photographs from material that lesser photographers would pass by. His colour photographs are truly about colour, that is he uses colour properly. This is far rarer than one might think. He is well worth keeping an eye on! Oh, and he's a nice bloke too."
December 2nd, 2007
gloskeith says:
"It goes almost without saying that Paul has a fantastic eye for colour, texture and shape. Even a quick glance at his work reveals superbly captured geometry, intriguing patterns and a dramatic palette. His work is a wonderful adventure through hitherto everyday scenes - it's a real inspiration. But what I would really like to highlight is how Paul is so quick to praise others. He is invariably the first to comment on my images and I really appreciate that."
November 13th, 2007
tshk! says:
"I know Paul doesn't need another Testimonial, but he deserves it. Since the first time i saw his stream i couldn't avoid to add him as a contact, and to invite him to join one of my groups.
He has a great eye capturing images full of color and with interesting composition.
Check the whole stream, you wont regret."
October 7th, 2007
paparatti says:
"PG is someone that, when knocked down, will get back up again and find a completely new way of doing things. His photos are deceptively complicated - pinpoint perfect composition and the right balance of colour. I've tried so hard to replicate what he is so talented at producing, but I fail ever time! There's only one Paul Green, that's for sure."
September 19th, 2007
cam luv says:
"Hey Paul !!
What can I say ......I am always impressed with your photos.
Anyone looking through your stream will see someone in love with life and colour !! I am always happy to see the brightness that Paul brings to the screen.This man has an eye for colour.
As a Friend, Paul is great with encouraging you with your work . A great man to have as a contact and Friend !!
Look through his photos and you will see...This Photographer is Awesome !!"
August 6th, 2007
Neil Hobbs says:
"You can instantly recognise a Paul Green photo: the colour just leaps off your screen & grabs you.
He also has the annoying habit of finding wonderful images in everyday places. Places that I have walked past hundreds of times & not noticed until I've seen Paul's vision of it.
Says he is a beginner but I don't believe him! he's just too good."
July 21st, 2007
jazoni says:
"If you feel lost in creativeness - this is the photosream you should start you're day with. I promise you, you'll see things in different light, beautiful colors and compositions everywhere in ordinary life. So just take your camera out and you'll see.. Thanks Paul for brightening my mornings!"
July 16th, 2007
Chris Bertram says:
"Paul has such a distinctive style. Blocks of colour, really strong lines and a fine sense of texture. Great stuff."
June 23rd, 2007
gLiTTeRb☺i® says:
"I've just recently discovered his photo stream and I'm in love with the images! Beautiful compositions, concepts, models, and landscapes. Thank you so much for making me aware of you - your work is AMAZING! :-D"
May 28th, 2007
weirdoldhattie says:
"Paul has a keen eye for detail and an artist's eye, creating outstanding imagery out of the fragments of other people's lives. It's always a joy to drop by his photostream to see where he's been, and what he's been up to."
March 19th, 2007
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July 18, 2014
Nice little cottage with a great view of the ocean. Sits on a cliff; however, access to the beach is only a short drive down the street. The view is worth the lack of immediate access. The cottage is nice, with a deck out back for pleasent dinners or lunches overlooking the ocean waves. I would rent again.
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There were 4 adults and 1 dog in our party and it's hard to say who enjoyed it most. The bedrooms and living areas were very comfortable & the view was beautiful. The kitchen was well equipped and the appliances were modern. It's a great location too - just a couple of steps to big, empty beach. We walked, flew kites and relaxed in the sun every day. We even saw whales. Gold Beach is a quick drive down the road for restaurants/grocery store. We had a great vacation. Thanks!
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This house was so much fun for our group. The house was so interesting and modern. Also has a wonderful view. The beach is only a 2 minute walk from the house. The beach was amazing. Overall a great experience for a great price.
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Great vacation at Spirit Cove
October 19, 2013
Spirit Cove is a fantastic vacation!! We went for our anniversary with our 1 y/o german shepherd and had blast all day long on the empty gorgeous beach. The house is clean and equipped with all the comforts of home. The yard, the hot tub and the path to the beach are all maintained very well. The location is very quiet and peaceful. We look forward to returning again in the future!
Perfect House....Perfect Location
naomi vogel
Portland OR
Great Wkend
Denise Green
Central Point,OR
Great Wkend
April 28, 2012
This duplex was great, very clean, lots of bathrooms, the view of the ocean is wonderful and it only a few feet from being on the beach. theres tide pools to see and rock formations, you can open the windows or doors and hear the ocean , we would definity rent this again.
Luxurious serenity
Point Loma, CA
Luxurious serenity
May 10, 2010
I had the pleasure of staying at this beautiful beach house for 3 days and it was NOT enough time! The main living area is on the second floor with huge windows on 3 sides. The well-appointed kitchen opens up to the living room with a big stone fireplace and flat screen tv. The living room, kitchen and upstairs master bedroom all have vaulted ceilings. The linens, dishes, appliances are all stylish and in excellent condition. When I stayed, there were very few people living in the nearby vacation homes and I had the beautiful wind-swept beach all to myself. The little town is about a 10 minute drive and I saw a bald eagle on my way back to the house. Downstairs is a large bedroom with 2 queen size beds and a bathtub that is so big you could have a party in it. Lots of natural beauty, comfort, luxury and serenity. I can't wait to go back.
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