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|[jira] [Commented] (LUCENE-3667) Consider changing how we set the number of threads to use to run tests.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3667?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13177816#comment-13177816 ] Hoss Man commented on LUCENE-3667: ---------------------------------- Some anecdotal numbers on my ThinkPad T400 ("Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P8800 @ 2.66GHz" with 8GB RAM running "Linux bester 2.6.31-23-generic #75-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 18 18:16:06 UTC 2011 x86_64 GNU/Linux") "time ant clean compile test" on my laptop this morning, using trunk r1225376... {noformat} BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 32 minutes 27 seconds real 32m28.495s user 33m12.050s sys 1m47.760s {noformat} ...during that run, my CPU temp monitor warned several times (4 i think? it's a notification bar thing, i don't believe i have a log of it) that my CPUs were spiking into the 70-75C range. same command after svn updating to r1225945 .... {noformat} BUILD SUCCESSFUL Total time: 18 minutes 49 seconds real 18m50.329s user 23m44.440s sys 1m1.080s {noformat} ...and my CPU only spiked up to the ~70C range once. +1 ... thanks rmuir. > Consider changing how we set the number of threads to use to run tests. > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-3667 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3667 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Improvement > Reporter: Mark Miller > Assignee: Mark Miller > Priority: Minor > Attachments: LUCENE-3667.patch, LUCENE-3667.patch, LUCENE-3667.patch, LUCENE-3667.patch, LUCENE-3667.patch > > > The current way we set the number of threads to use is not expressive enough for some systems. My quad core with hyper threading is recognized as 8 CPUs - since I can only override the number of threads to use per core, 8 is as low as I can go. 8 threads can be problematic for me - just the amount of RAM used sometimes can toss me into heavy paging because I only have 8 GB of RAM - the heavy paging can cause my whole system to come to a crawl. Without hacking the build, I don't think I have a lot of workarounds. > I'd like to propose that switch from using threadsPerProcessor to threadCount. In some ways, it's not as nice, because it does not try to scale automatically per system. But that auto scaling is often not ideal (hyper threading, wanting to be able to do other work at the same time), so perhaps we just default to 1 or 2 threads and devs can override individually? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators: https://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/ContactAdministrators!default.jspa For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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excellent service and concierge. great pool. fantastic restaurant and brunch. cool rooms
the decoration
Interior decorations, bartenders, the lady at Altitude that walked my friends and I to the daybeds, and the drinks Customer service, mixing up the reservations, the room smelling like cigarette smoke after have it serviced, luggage bags were not delivered until after 3 hours of checking in, and the hand held shower head would leak water when the dial to only have the shower head was on.
The spa is very good and the heated pool. The brunch was also good.
your "english"staff and all the architecture
Everthing Lack of power outlets near bed. But had a wonderful time
Nothing beside the breakfast
Exceptional and very relaxed service, not at all in your face but everything was possible! The most comfortable bed I have ever slept in and for LA the room was exceptionaly quite. All in all my best hotel experience in USA!
Excellent experience, very welcoming staff with good attention to detail, well located and very good in-house dining options. Interesting designs used throughout the hotel.
Excellent service and great suite W views. Signage for gym directions needs to improve.
Possibly one of the greatest hotels I've stayed at within the Los Angeles county. From a friendly courteous staff, to an impeccably clean room, Sofitel has lived up to its standards as well as exceededing them. -The staff went above and beyond to make sure our stay was as luxurious and comfortable as possible with their luggage assistance, complementary calls, rapid response to requests, and much more. -The room was spotless and featured many extra amenities not normally included in other hotels. -A glass window separating the bedroom from the shower exemplified the uniqueness of this hotel and offers a romantic setting for couples. -To top this stay off, the chefs truly know their way around a kitchen. Our breakfast was delightful and very artful. I highly recommend all guests to attend the restaurants or enjoy a meal within your room. Overall, a wonderful experience at the hotel Sofitel. I will gladly be returning in the near future as well as forwarding friends and colleagues. No comment
Location, location, location Small room, expencive parking.
Great staff and great hotel, a little pricey for the size of the room but overall great stay Wifi was down with no notice, was on the phone with IT for over an hour
Arrived at hotel at 4:30 pm after a 7 hour drive. Our room was not yet ready. Asked if we could wait at the lounge. The lounge and restaurant were reserved for a private party. They recommended finding an restaurant on the street nearby. We just drove for 7 hours and didn't want to search for a "place" to wait somewhere outside of the hotel. We finally were allowed to our room...which was nothing as shown in pictures. It was dark, dingy with no seating beside the bed. Because the restaurant and lounge were "reserved", and we were too tired to venture out to eat, our only option was room service. We ordered chicken Caesar salad. Although they said it would take 45 minutes...it arrived in 15. A salad with chicken breast on the side. Much to our disgust...as we sliced the chicken to add to the salad, it was not just under cooked...it was RAW! completely inedible. It took 4 calls to room service and guest services to have someone come to our room to witness the meal, acknowledge the error and remove it from the room. This room was 350.00 per night with valet...I've had better treatment in a 75.00 a night motel. I will never revisit this Hotel.
It was comfortable enough for me to return for a second time and felt right at home. The staff is genuinely nice without being gratuitous. Love the outdoor cafe for breakfast.
Great location, cool hip vibe Very small room, Unresponsive service, air conditioning in room broken, shower in bathroom was actually worse than an old holiday inn. Things were just broken down, dirty, and nobody seemed to care. For a luxury hotel, a huge disappointment.
Beautiful room, helpful staff, comfortable bed. Needed to wear ear plugs as the road noise is quite loud.
great room with great view facing the hills on 9th floor i was sick and the maid unfortunately took away my thermos jug with tea, even though i put it off the tray and next to my bed
Very nice and clean. Great value and great location. Lower floors can be loud at night if there is an event in the restaurant.
the comfort of the bed We got an upgrade but the room was tiny.
elevator noise was annoying; staff was great other than one issue see below elevator noise was annoying; I purchased two rooms - one for me and my wife and one for one of my employees. My employee was upgraded. Really?
The wine and coffee hours The parking costs, cell phone service and the Internet speed
Nice room and bathroom. Very large shower. Good location in LA. Front desk staff courteous and professional. Pulling into hotel from street is difficult. We had to circle twice around to find an open spot not blocked by cars that were also pulling in to the small overnight parking area.
Pillows Overpriced parking @ $38 per day
The hotel was very clean. The receptionists were very helpful and friendly. The rooms were very nice.
Location $38 for parking with no alternative options
Great staff, great location. Could you some cleaning and updating in lobby and corridors.
Very friendly and helpful staff Room was big, but bed was small
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I couldn't use the handset of the phone. It wasn't working.
Bathroom has no mirror; bed is dirty, I have to wear my cloth while sleeping; floor worn out,smell bad.
Location Location Location!!!! Right where you need to be! I stay here every time I'm in LA .. The room I had this time wasnt as new/renovated like the other rooms I've stayed in previously. I was a little disappointed but still enjoyed my stay non the less and will definitely return.
The rooms had potential They are doing full on construction & demo while still renting rooms. Loud demo started at 7am & continued throughout the day. All day! Super noisey I'm surprised they are allowed to book rooms! Awful the manager gave us a discount
Enjoyed my stay in a well designed and highly stylized room. It was comfortable and had every amenity I needed.
classic 50's/60's style noisy, hear people talking in the hallway
Very clean, quiet, and friendly staff. Love the Swingers diner attached where you can get breakfast/lunch/dinner anytime. This hotel was convenient to everything we wanted to see in Hollywood/Beverly Hills. We walked to the Star Line hop on-hop off bus tour and were able to go everywhere we wanted. I highly recommend this hotel!
Really liked the idea of the hotel, but really under construction. The room was clean, but very minimalist. Staff were helpful. The location was great, though. Very noisy. Construction workers moving around right outside our door. And temporary access entrance door was open all the time, so it felt a little unsafe.
Walking distance to 3rd St with a lot of restaurants and shops. Also a 10 min walk to the Grove. It can get very noisy, particularly on weekends when partiers are arriving at 3am and are loud and obnoxious. The management doesn't seem to do anything about the noise.
The only thing I liked was the location. It is near everything. The room was really dirty and with no manteinance at all. We were awake by the hotel staff at 8 am to see if the could clean the room! 8 am!!! incredible. During our trip to USA we stayed in 3 hotels and this one was the most expensive, ugly and dirty.
Hotel staff are great people. The Swingers Cleanliness of bathroom could be improved.
Beverly Laurel is my go to place whenever I'm in LA. The rooms are clean and spacious. The customer service is exceptional, and the staff is more than accomodating! There's a restaurant named Singers 5 feet from the hotel. The food is delish, and I've spotted a celebrity or two whIle eating there. Definitely the hotel to book if you're looking for style and great location.
This is a well-located hotel, with good value for money. Our family of four stayed in a single room which had two beds, a huge shower and was quite clean. Bathroom has a separate W/C so more than one person could be in there. TV set up offers bluetooth/VGA/HDMI connectivity, so bring a cable. There are no decent toiletries provided, just soap and a combo shampoo/conditioner. We expected this, so it was fine. Room was very bright, so had to use shades and close bathroom door. We also had foam pillows, which are a little hard.
Trendy modern style, however the concrete floors made the room noisy
Nice daytime staff Very poor soundproofing. Thin wood floors and thinner walls. Sleep impossible with a snorer in next room - sounded as though he was in your bed!
For-- a night it was horrible
Ambiance No
The staff was very helpful and friendly, the room was very clean and comfortable, parking was great, I loved pretty much everything about the Élan.
Location is very good. Stuff ok. Breakfast is for free and nice. Internet for free and fast. Valet parking is 22 usd (tax included) and valet people is nice and fast.The room is clean. The room and the bathroom is small.
Location Hotel lobby is old and average.
I loved that I could easily walk to Cedars hospital. The beds were the most comfortable I have slept in away from home. They were experiencing electrical problems so the toaster and waffler maker was not working.
Small comfortable hotel in LA and not hidden from LA. Breakfast while watching the morning commuters was actually quite interesting.
Staff was very helpful. Serving wine, cheese and crackers at 5pm is a special treat, breakfast was good as well. The bed was a little on the rad side.
Good location and price ver reasonable considering location.Staff very friendly Breakfast is very,very simple. Needs a lot of improvement!
the location is good, near to a big department store, and there are some cafe and bus stations.
The quality of the linen was excellant. We did not want to get out of bed. So easy to sleep comfortably with. The airport taxi driver organised by the hotel was agressive and uncooperative
Good location on Beverly Blvd, walking distance from Macy's, pharmacy and a few restaurants (although LA is not a "walking" town). Cleannes of room. Breakfast included, good variety of items. Friendly and helpful staff. Room is too small if you need space for large luggage. We had a wall as view, with shared terrace (i.e. curtains had to remain closed for privacy). Breakfast time a little crowded, no enough tables.
The room was nice, the hotel had a good staff. It`s well located, a block from a 24 hs CVS Pharmacy and from a mall with department stores, like Macys, Bloomingdales etc. The hop on hop off sightseeing bus stops one block from the hotel, as well.
We liked our stay in the Wilshire Crest : we arrived at around 10pm - the front desk clerk was very energetic, friendly and offered his help without becoming a burden: He stepped outside to help me park the car and made sure we're comfortable in our room. Our room was spacious, simply furnished and clean. Similarly, the bathroom was functional and very clean. Overall the hotel is comfortable and simple. It does not convey any luxury but it is pleasant to stay and definitely affordable. I'd say that in it's price range it's probably one of the best facilities you can find. I think the only downside is the street parking. You will find parking for sure - if not in the street then in the adjacent parking lot across the street. Either options is free. Not a big deal, just a minor inconvenience.
Towels good Pillows smelled
it was clean, helpful manager, breakfast.

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Où chaque jour est jour de St. Patty ! Fun heureux, avec un personnel attentionné ! 5 *** de note ! Nous avons recréé les souvenirs d'un séjour dans un chalet construit sur un petit lac dans les années 40, années 50 ou 60 ans, et puis nous avons ajouté des alpagas, lamas, canards, oies, chiens amis et plus de 20 espèces ou oiseaux - même bébés écureuils. Pas comme le même vieux lieux avec chambres bruyantes et curieux qui ressemblent à tous les autres ? Ouvert en août 2013 à 20 minutes au nord de Dallas ou Fort Worth et 20 minutes au sud de l'Oklahoma de Casinos. Niché sous un couvert de plus de 100 ans, pacanes et de chênes et de repos sur les rives d'un magnifique petit lac avec fontaines - adultes seulement et FRIENDLY oasis. Rock sur votre véranda privée, se faire masser pour un ou les deux d'entre vous. 6 hectares de toute intimité, entouré de clôtures de 12 à 18 pieds. Alpagas et lamas sont juste à votre porte ; ludique, gambader et qui veulent vous faire partie de leur environnement naturel en harmonie avec la nature de l'environnement. Qu'ils vont manger dès la sortie de votre main, ou même vous donner un baiser irlandais chanceux ! Il s'agit d'un lieu heureux, amusant et spéciaux ; un ranch alpaga avec belles et grandes bûchers vous saluer dans les pâturages. Veulent travailler du ranch pour quelques heures ; pas de problème - WI-FI gratuite. Préférez une fois romantique ? S'asseoir dans notre gazebo sur une île en forme de coeur ou marche tenue mains, écouter les carillons éoliens chantent. S'asseoir au bord du lac ou sur le quai, bronzer ou attraper un poisson (et relâcher), regarder les tortues, grenouilles et oies bénéficient de la tranquillité ! Être à nouveau heureux et en paix !
5 sur novembre 13, 2016
Just a great place all around. Really enjoyed the unique character and loved the animals. Hot tub was. nice too. The hospitality was outstanding.
5 sur septembre 19, 2016
This was our first getaway to a B&B! And it was awesome! Jim is so very warm and pleasant! He took his time to welcome and set us up for a great stay! Perfect little getaway for time away with the one you love. The farm is a working farm, however it's well maintained no offensive odors and the alpacas are super friendly! Jim went over and beyond to ensure we enjoyed ourselves and had a great stay! Rita provided us with a great and filling breakfast on the day of checkout. Already looking forward to our next visit. ~The Fields
5 sur avril 02, 2016
A very serene getaway. An awesome place to unwind and unplug. Can be as private or as interactive as you want. Jim and Rita are amazing hosts. They are experts in making one feel welcome, comfortable, and at home. Loved the Alpaca experience and meeting all the pets. Will definitely be going back.
5 sur mars 23, 2016
My wife and I had an excellence here while visiting Dallas. The breakfast was great and Jim entertained us while we ate. The rooms were cozy, clean, and the mattress was VERY comfortable. My wife loved the Alpaca Experience and it is definitely a must if you are staying here. The animals were very friendly and cuddly. We definitely recommend this place if you are visiting the area.
5 sur mars 20, 2016
Our innkeepers Jim and Rita went out of their way to show us a good time. We tried fishing their lake, kissing a Llama and listening to an Irish joke or two over a sumptuous breakfast. So much fun to be truly in another world!
5 sur décembre 09, 2015
Was a rainy cold day unfortunately but they did everything possible to make our stay a pleasant one including upgrading our room to one with a hot tub. Very pleasant place with some farm animals and a few small ponds. I would recommend to anyone looking for a quick get away.
5 sur octobre 20, 2015
I would go 10 stars if allowed. The wife and I selected this place to stay due to the reviews we had read over a few weeks of looking and I can honestly say that the reviews we had read were great. We can say with all honesty that our stay was beyond what the reviews had led us to believe and The owners made the stay even better than we thought. The privacy is absolutely great, The Breakfast, including fruit, eggs, sausage and Bacon along with mini cinnamon rolls were plated well and tasted even better than it looked. The breakfast comes with good coffee and great conversation. The amount of attention we got was not even close to being intrusive, they checked on us when we were available and made sure our stay had everything we needed. The Alpaca experience was so much more than i thought it would be, We got to feed and even hug the Alpacas The experience was even better due to the knowledge of the Inn Keepers, Jim and Rita, which they shared with a passion that made you know they love what they do. I am going to be sharing the video i took of the Alpaca experience with Jim and Rita so they could post on the site along with the MANY PICTURES I took during our stay. I have to give a 5 star rating only because it goes no higher. You would never know that the owners have full time jobs on top of the B&B that they run because of the amount of attention and care they put into the place. We are already looking to book our next stay there in the beginning of next year and plan to make this a yearly visit for us. I have 3 regrets from this stay we had and will share them with you so you do not make the same mistakes. 1. The stay we booked was for checking in Friday evening and checking out Monday morning. The stay was great but not even close to long enough!!! 2 more nights would have gave the relaxation time to set in and be so much more enjoyable. 2. I did not bring my fishing rod to enjoy the catch and release 3.to many characters
5 sur septembre 27, 2015
Words come to mind like "oasis," "retreat," "serene," "decadent," and "rustic." Owners Jim and Rita created a world within a world where you decide how much interaction you want with others. You enjoy both their nature and their nurture. Our cottage, the Carenna, was snug and cozy with an incredible mattress on our four poster bed, an attached private side porch and a private hot tub. Irish and natural touches abound, coffee is right in the room (and its GOOD coffee) and Alpaca shaped spearmint soap engaged the senses during a hot shower. We got up early (we have young children, it was inevitable, even without them being there) and I took a relaxing soak in the hot tub while my husband caught four catfish that ranged from 8-15 pounds on the dock. Did I mention breakfast in bed? Or on the porch? Or anywhere you want to have it? I am a vegetarian. My husband is not. Our gorgeous wooden breakfast trays arrived looking exactly the same. Forget about a guest being a vegetarian? Ar ndóigh, ní ! "Of course not!" Soy bacon and sausage for me, meat version for my husband, with scrambled eggs, Irish breakfast potatoes, raspberries, strawberries, special banana (amazing), cherry pastry and, since its Fall, petit pumpkin cakes in an incredible icing with streusel on top. And orange juice. And, of course, that coffee. Next up, the Alpaca experience. We heard about the evolution of the alpaca while sitting at a picnic table next to a fenced off area where Valentino, the alpaca that kisses the ladies on the cheek (it's a nice, soft, dry kiss) eyed us. Then we got right into the fenced off areas where these beauties ate directly out of our cupped hands. We did it again with the babies. Their tongues swept our palms and then the babies decided we should cuddle. Maybe they knew it was our anniversary.
5 sur août 30, 2015
This was our first getaway to a B&B and it was perfect. Not too far, but worth every penny to get away from the rat race of the city. We will definitely be back soon as we can. Jim, the owner, was great and willing to go the extra mile to meet every accommodation. Oh and Alpacas are cool too ! Mario & Krista.
5 sur juillet 28, 2015
This place is so much fun. The atmosphere is relaxing and Jim, the Inn Keeper, is great at making the stay enjoyable. Even though you're only 8 minutes away from great restaurants and shopping, you feel like you're away from everything during your stay. The service is incredible. The cabins are extremely comfy and peaceful. Even though it is on a working farm, you don't have any of the issues of smell or noise you might expect. The air is fresh and clean and the animals are friendly without being aggressive. The food is amazing, made from fresh ingredients grown on the farm. Jim tells great jokes and the Alpaca experience is not to be missed. The alpacas are fun and softer than you would think. My husband and I weren't sure what to expect as this was our first visit to a BandB but it was far beyond anything we could have anticipated. We plan on returning for our anniversary. I highly recommend this place as a fantastic romantic getaway.
This room is green with a nature theme. It has a private bathroom and parking reserved for only its guests' use. When you arrive, you will be welcomed by a complimentary bottle of champagne or wine and a fresh fruit basket. On weekdays, we invite you to enjoy our continental breakfast, but on weekends, guests are pampered with a gourmet breakfast in bed. This cottage offers the premium alpaca experience, with alpacas roaming right in front of your patio. This patio not only has alpacas close by, but it allows you to enjoy the outdoors on this spacious area, complete with privacy shades and comfortable chairs with plenty of room to spread out. The room has a 32" LED TV with DISH network Premium channels, DVD player with loaner movies, stereo with CD and MP3 player, Sirius radio, microwave, coffee maker with coffee and tea provided, WI-FI, hair dryer and radio/clock.
The Finnegan Cottage is named after a little guy that holds a very special place in our hearts, as he was born here and died here. Finnegan was the grandson of the famous Hemingway and was pure white with a personality that made him very special. He and his buddy, Lamont, who was pure black and a Black Bart son, were born within days of each other in 2005. The cottage has all the items as our other cabins, but it is graced by the charm of our dear Finnegan! The Finnegan Cottage includes DISH Network TV with DVD (free loaner movies available from our library), refrigerator, and microwave. Want to use your laptop? Of course you do! Free Wi-Fi available 24/7. Spa, theatre, and casino packages available with advance notice.
Enjoy a dip in this cottage's completely exclusive, secluded, and private outdoor hot tub that seats six. This room is a Texas-themed, honeymoon cottage. It has a private bathroom and parking reserved for only its guests' use. When you arrive, you will be welcomed by a complimentary bottle of champagne or wine and a fresh fruit basket. On weekdays, we invite you to enjoy our continental breakfast, but on weekends, guests are pampered with a gourmet breakfast in bed. Enjoy your breakfast while experiencing special mood lighting that syncs with music. This cottage offers the premium alpaca experience, with alpacas roaming right in front of your patio. This patio not only has alpacas close by, but it allows you to enjoy the outdoors on this spacious area, complete with privacy shades and comfortable chairs with plenty of room to spread out. The room has a 32" LED TV with DISH network Premium channels, DVD player with loaner movies, stereo with CD and MP3 player, Sirius radio, mi
The Greystoke Shamrock Cottage is tastefully done with the executive look with a black queen size bed and white drop leaf dining table with a antique cabinet that beckons back the late 40s and early 50s. It also has a pull-out love seat for a 3rd guest. The Greystoke Shamrock includes DISH Network TV with DVD (free loaner movies available from our library), refrigerator, microwave and a natural surroundings. Walk right out your door to pet and feed our very friendly alpacas...enjoy their frolicking...their natural beauty. Spa, theatre and casino packages available with advance notice.
This cottage is decorated to invoke the feel of a time gone by, maybe your Grandmother's time, with a very romantic, black queen size bed that whispers 'welcome.' It also has a very elegant love seat with matching foot stool. The cottage is trimmed out with a white drop leaf table, curio cabinet and a plethora of Capote's ribbons, photos and keepsakes.
Texas Horse Country, 35-40 milles de casinos, Texas Motor Speedway, University of North Texas, Université de la femme du Texas, Denton Jazz Festival, Proche aéroport, Ville, A la campagne, Centre ville, Au bord du lac, Ranch, Petite ville, Périphérie, Tropical, Urbain, Village, Vue sur l'eau, Région viticole
Dallas, TX (DFW-Dallas-Fort Worth) 25 miles
Prenez soit je 35w ou je 35E de l'autoroute US 380 (avenue University), nous sommes à 6 miles à l'est
Parc d'attractions, Antiquaires , Aquarium , Galeries d'art, Plage, Casino, Lieu de concert, Dîner gastronomique, Sites historiques, Lac, Concerts, Cinéma , Musée, Parcs nationaux/régionaux, Zone naturelle, NASCAR, Collège et pro sport, University de la femme du Texas, University of North Texas, DFW, sentiers Nature, Boutiques, Théâtre, Zone de pic-nic, Services religieux, Rivière, Rodéo, Ruines, Entreprise vinicole, Zoo
Other, Private Home Bed and Breakfast, Bed and Breakfast, Cottage, Country Inn, Urban Inn, Guest Ranch, Working Ranch, Spa, Farm, Boutique Hotel, Cabin, Ranch, Pub
Barbecue grill, Billard , Jeux de société, Garderie/Babysitting, Clothes dryer, Ordinateur, Salles de conférence, Copieur, Fax, Bibliothèque, Videothèque, Barbecue, Parking, Secrétariat, Spa, Location d'équipements de sport, Jeux vidéo, Téléphone, Magnétoscope, Machine à laver/sèche-linge, Equipé pour les mariages, Handi accessible et PMR , Travail alpaga Ranch, Catch et sortie pêche, randonnée, alpagas---nautique, divertissements en direct sur la propriété ou 10 min, casinos ou Nascar 20 minutes
Climatisation, Réveil, Panier d'agréments, Peignoirs, Lecteur CD, Ventilateurs de plafond, Cafetière/Bouilloire, Lecteur DVD, Bureau, Cheminée, Réfrigérateur , Sèche-cheveux, Jacuzzi, Internet, Micro-ondes, Entrée indépendante, Radio, Réception chaînes satellite, TV, Service de chambre, Films, Espace bar, Wi-Fi, Internet par câble
Location de vélos, Pistes cyclables, Vélos, Billard , Observation d'oiseau, Base nautique, Canoë, Pêche, Golf, Sentiers de randonnée , Promenade à cheval, Fers à cheval, Chasse, Canoë-Kayak, Pistes de VTT , Des pièces de théâtre, des Casinos, zone de vie sauvage, revenir à la nature, naturellement, le ranch de l'alpaga, filage et le tissage, Voile, Shopping, Excursion, Natation, Sports d'eau
Rita and Jim Patrick
Texan, Anglais, Allemand, Espagnol
Chats , Chiens , alpagas. lamas, canards, oies
Marié 40 + ans, a parcouru le monde et a été en direction, de la radiodiffusion, ancien conférencier professionnel et CPA. Têtes rencontré des Etats et des célébrités. Auteur de sang Profit $ série.
Equilibré , Régime particulier , Végétarien Vegan
Petit-déjeuner de Patrick
Mexicain œufs, fruits frais et baies, pâtisserie ou crêpe au fromage à la crème fraise ou banane avec Patrick de pommes de terre, saucisse et bacon coupé épais (parfois les côtelettes de jambon ou du porc), cannelle, salade italienne (occasionnellement), jus d'orange. Continental + petit-déjeuner servi M.-F.


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Chris Herd has reiterated his "strong desire and determination" to play for Australia after missing out on a call-up for next month's World Cup qualifier against Jordan and the preceding friendly against Lebanon.
The 23-year-old Villa midfielder scored on Tuesday in the 3-0 victory over Tranmere Rovers in the Capital One Cup and he looks set to push on in the claret and blue shirt after scoring at Anfield and producing several man-of-the-match displays last season - his first as a regular for Villa in the Barclays Premier League.
Herd also featured in the Premier League game against Everton on Saturday and he is working hard to convince Paul Lambert that he can become an integral part of the team emerging under the new Villa manager.
The dynamic academy graduate has been left frustrated after injury forced him out of recent Australian squads, but these setbacks have only reinforced his motivation to make an impact for his country when he is next given the opportunity.
"There's no question that I want to represent my country and I'll be as proud as anyone could possibly be whenever I do that," said Herd, who has represented Australia at U20 level having left home at the age of 15 to advance himself through Villa's academy system.
"Unfortunately, I've suffered injuries at really bad times which prevented me from playing in World Cup qualifiers last season and in a friendly in Denmark at the end of the season.
"But I remain committed to achieving the breakthrough at international level, I have a really strong desire to do so and I'll be working hard to make sure I'm part of the squad in future.
"Obviously, I'm focussed primarily on my responsibilities as a player for Villa and the win over Tranmere on Tuesday night was very pleasing. The gaffer has made it clear that we want to go as far as we can in the competition and that's what we'll be trying hard to do.
"But I'm also very determined to force myself into the Australian squad and win my first cap, which will hopefully happen in the very near future.
"The qualifier against Jordan will be a very important game and I wish the lads all the best in winning both there and also in the friendly game before that against Lebanon."
Herd was first called up by Socceroos coach Holger Oseick for the World Cup qualifiers against Oman and Thailand in November 2011 but was forced to withdraw from the squad when he suffered an ankle ligament injury on November 5 in a Premier League game against Norwich City - then managed by Lambert.
The injury kept him out of action for three weeks and he suffered a similar blow when called up for Australia's friendly against Denmark in June, withdrawing from the squad after rolling the same ankle in the final match of last season on May 13 in the return fixture against Norwich at Carrow Road.
Herd withdrew from the Socceroos squad for the friendly against Scotland at Easter Road earlier this month due to a thigh strain picked up in the friendly against Peterborough on August 1.
He was forced off after 27 minutes at London Road and remained unavailable for Villa's final pre-season games against Nottingham Forest and Werder Bremen, only resuming full training on the day before the opening Premier League encounter of the season at West Ham.
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My parents enjoyed a glass of wine now and then. I know that had some alcohol in the house, but they were never the martini type and as kids, I don't really remember there being much wine in the house - except maybe before Passover. My husband doesn't love to drink...and neither do I and so each week we make kiddush, the blessing over wine that begins the Sabbath meals, over grape juice.
Our kids aren't drinkers - most don't even like the taste of wine and none of them like beer. The except seems to be with our other kids - the ones we took in. Yaakov and Chaim are, by our standards, wine connaisseurs. I once called Chaim on the phone to ask his advice on which wine to buy and he was a bit taken back to hear that my liquor store was the local supermarket.
Once, when Elie was in the pre-military academy before entering the army, he stayed over there to celebrate the holiday of Purim with the other students and rabbis. It is a custom on Purim to drink - even to drink too much. Elie wasn't drinking and one of his teachers asked him why. He explained that he didn't really like the taste of alcohol and so the teacher handed Elie his M16 and said - okay, so you be the guard. Elie thought that was way more cool than drinking.
Last night, after having dinner with visiting cousins from the States, I drove one car to where Shmulik was on duty as a security guard for an events hall. My husband had gone back to the office to get his computer and would meet me there. The idea was to give Shmulik the car and drive home together, leaving Shmulik a way to get home when his shift ended.
For whatever reason, there was a rather long delay and so I stood talking to Shmulik while I waited. The owner/manager of the place came over and Shmulik introduced us. He insisted that Shmulik give me some soup and a drink while we waited and told me what a wonderful young man he is. A while later, a couple walked out, leaving the party a bit earlier than most.
"Whose guarding here?" he asked Shmulik, "you or your mother?"
His wife answered with a smile, "he's guarding the place and she's guarding him."
"God should bless you," he told Shmulik, and watch over you."
After they'd walked away, Shmulik turned to me and said, "you know he was drunk, right?"
Yes, I knew he was drunk - and yet, think what amazing things came out of his mouth - not loud, not angry, not silly but rather a blessing for a young man to be safe. I love this country so much - even the drunks among us!
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Tribal, State, and Federal Cooperation to Achieve Good Governance
Elizabeth Burleson
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Akron Law Review, Vol. 40, p. 207, 2007
Jurisdictional uncertainty affects tribal sovereignty and public safety. Management of natural resources remains one of the few realms of authority over which tribes have retained control. Ancient wild rice harvesting by the Chippewa provides a context in which to consider a tribes ability to set water standards, as does Pueblo ceremonial use of the Rio Grande River. Cooperative tribal, state, federal, and international responses to the Methamphetamine crisis can address both environmental and human health. This study examines the prospect for integrated protection of health and habitat based upon comity and cooperation. It examines the parameters of homeland security and the requisite degree of public oversight of private activities. This article concludes that tribal, state, and federal cooperation can achieve good governance.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 47
Keywords: Native American, Intergovernmental Relations, Good Governance, Conflict Resolution, National Security, International Law, Environment, Water, Human Rights and Civil Liberties
JEL Classification: D63, D73, D74, H56, H7, J7, K14, K32, K33, N4, Q2
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Last week I sent out a brief message to our indie bookseller mailing list (which all booksellers can easily join by e-mailing me at chad.post [at] rochester.edu) about the Best Translated Book Award Finalists and how we'd be willing to run pictures of any displays that the stores put together for the award. (To be honest, this is mainly a means to gushing about the bookstores I love . . .)
The first to come back with pics was McNally Jackson, which one of my interns refers to as her "favorite bookstore in the world." (I think one of the reasons she so loves McNally Jackson is because of the high propensity of Open Letter titles on display there. And really, who doesn't love that? But seriously, it's really cool for an intern to see something she worked on out on display in the "real world." I'm still saving my over-the-top thrill for my subway moment: when I see someone on the subway reading one of our books, I'll feel like we've really made it.) There are so many cool things about McNally Jackson that I made a list:
Anyway, here's their BTBA display with the randomly fantastic sign advertising the University of Rochester:
The other week I was talking with Paul Kozlowski of Other Press about studies that have been done on what gets a reader to actually purchase a book. As we all cynically assume, when it comes to purchasing a physical book from a brick-and-mortar store, reviews hardly matter at all—it's all about the cover and the placement. This is obvious, sort of distressing (see previous post about the doom and gloom that tends to taint the covers of a lot of works of international literature), but also emphasizes the impact that a great display can have on getting certain books into the hands of readers.
So to that end—and to help promote at least one awesome bookstore that are helping promote the Best Translated Book Award—I thought I'd post this pictures of a display that Boswell Book Company put together in honor of the BTBAs. (If you're not familiar with Boswell, it took over the former Harry W. Schwartz store that was on Downer Ave. in Milwaukee. It's owned by Daniel Goldin—an amazing bookseller who shocked me with his intimate knowledge of Rochester when I first moved here.)
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Local Rapper Kyle Collins Is Aiming for the Next Level with His Hip-Hop
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It's 2014 and high time you got some new music into your playlist -- seriously. And that's doubly true when it comes local music, of which there's an abundance in metro Phoenix. The Valley's music scene is gifted with burgeoning bands and emerging artists who will be making waves and getting attention this year.
Up on the Sun is highlighting more than a dozen such acts for our series 14 Bands You Need to Hear in 2014, including today's entry by Jaron Ikner covering local rapper Kyle Collins.
Local MC Kyle Collins has already hit 2014 running. The 24-year-old has a new music video, "Stupid Shit," which is full of satirical jabs at the music industry and features a comedic vibe, and a new mixtape Sincerely, Collins on the way.
And with the buzz he's been generating lately (not to mention his much-anticipated official album The Manhattan Project later this year) all these projects are expected to be a pretty huge deal, as is Collins himself.
The Office Space-inspired visuals of the music video for "Stupid Shit" provide a comedic angle to a topic that Collins is very serious about: putting stereotypical rap clichés -- such as excessive twerking, guns, and money -- on blast.
Something else he's serious about: making it to the next level of the rap game. Since debuting last month, "Stupid Shit," which features beats crafted by Phoenix hip-hop producer Qux, has received airplay on 101.1 The Beat and gotten love from RapDose. That's not the only coup for Collins, a member of local pop/hip-hop group Weird Is the New Cool, as he's opening for Pusha T later this month at Club Red.
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I am terrified that I amgoing to get stuck in an
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That fear rules my wakinglife.
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"Oh, yeah, you know, that wasthere,
"but I figured, threeflights, who could..."
"No! You did it!
"You made that filthy filthwith your filthy self!"
It's got everything: shame,guilt, loss of control.
It's a Catholic trifecta.It's the perfect fear.
The only thing worse would beyou get into an elevator,
the most beautiful womanyou've ever met in your life
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you get stuck and realize youjust had three black coffees
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What do you do?
"Oh, I'm reallysorry about that."
No, not an option.
You'd have to kill her.
Your reptilian brain wouldtake over and you would
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Just... "you'll understand whyI did this!
"You'll look down from heavenand be glad I did this in
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And of course, when the doorsopen, your alibi'd up.
"Well, obviously, shetook a [bleep] and diedof embarrassment."
That's me running away.
That's my fear.
I'm afraid I'll murdersomeone against my will so
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LOS ANGELES – Just last week, Steven Rodriguez was chilling out in a golf course grill room in Chattanooga.
The Dodgers' Double-A team had just enjoyed a precious off day. Rodriguez was already way ahead of the game. In just three months he had been picked by the Dodgers in the second round of the 2012 draft, had pitched for Florida in the College World Series, and had blown through Low Class-A.
"Then my phone rang and it said L.A. on it," Rodriguez said.
Chilling gave way to chills.
The caller was DeJon Watson, the Dodgers' farm director.
"I got good news and bad news," Watson said.
"Shoot me the bad," Rodriguez said.
"The bad news is, you don't have time to finish lunch. You gotta get packed up and get on a plane, because you're going to San Francisco."
With that, Paco Rodriguez, a 21-year-old left-hander, became the first graduate of the Class of 2012 to see a major league clubhouse.
"I was so emotional," he said. "I called my dad (Sergio, in Miami) and I couldn't get the words out. He started asking, 'Are you all right?' "
He was so all right that on Thursday, in his second major league game and in the Dodgers' most urgent game of the season, he was asked to provide the cure.
His roll was interrupted there.
Rodriguez, who had faced one batter in San Francisco and another in Arizona and retired them both, was entrusted with keeping the score tied, 1-1, in the sixth.
He did so, retiring Skip Schumaker and David Descalso of the Cardinals.
For reasons that remain a bit hazy, Rodriguez was told to begin the seventh as well. He walked pinch-hitter Shane Robinson and gave up a one-out single to Matt Carpenter, and was removed, so he could watch Allen Craig dribble a single through the right side for a 2-1 lead.
That was checkmate for a club that has scored 14 runs in eight games and lost seven of them, although Watson decided to let Rodriguez discover that bit of bad news for himself.
Hanley Ramirez did double with two outs in the ninth, but the Cardinals' Jason Motte got Shane Victorino on a tame fly ball, and the Cardinals thus knocked the Dodgers two games out of the second wild-card spot.
It must be mentioned that Yadier Molina, catcher supreme, paved the way by throwing out Dee Gordon trying to steal in the seventh.
The loss means the Dodgers have to win the remaining three games of the series to put St. Louis behind them.
Wild Card fever: Catch it. But if you do, wash your hands and carry Bactine.
The Cardinals just finished getting swept by San Diego. That meant the Dodgers gained a half-game by going 0-2 in Arizona.
Pittsburgh, just the other week, was seriously arguing for a wild-card position, but now the Pirates are terrified that they won't get that first winning season since 1992. The Pirates were 60-44 on Aug. 1. They are 72-70 now and have lost six consecutive games.
Rushing into the void are two teams that already had sent their equipment trucks to 2013 spring training.
The Phillies had rid themselves of Hunter Pence, Victorino and Joe Blanton and were 54-65 on Aug. 17. Now they have won eight of nine games and are joining the pack, as are the Brewers, who unloaded Zack Greinke but have won 20 of 27.
When teams can surrender and still not escape the playoff matrix, you are dealing with serious mediocrity.
They all draw inspiration from last year's Cardinals, who needed oxygen in mid-August and wound up winning the World Series.
"We went into St. Louis right before that and swept them," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly recalled last week. "I came away thinking, that's one team you're not going to hear from. They were dead. So you just don't know. It just takes a win."
Mattingly talked about the way the Dodgers are handling the pressure. Yet pressure implies that the Dodgers, this season, had something to lose.
Their definition of success in the spring was a new ownership group with feet on the ground and an active checking account. They got it, spectacularly. Anything else is a bonus.
What we knew beyond dispute is that the Dodgers were going nowhere if Matt Kemp played only 87 of the first 143 games and had only 56 RBIs.
And that is what has happened.
But then the Dodgers raised the ante on themselves by importing Victorino, Hanley Ramirez, Josh Beckett and Adrian Gonzalez.
You assume such veterans know their way around a pennant race, but maybe they don't recognize it when it's in reverse.
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DescriptionAdvanced Practice in Healthcare outlines the key components of advanced practice in which healthcare professionals are engaged. With a clear skills focus, it explores issues critical to providing effective enhanced care to patients whilst managing and negotiating the complexities of the healthcare delivery system. Perspectives on advanced practice are illuminated throughout the text and are designed to promote the formation of new thinking in relation to practice, education and research. The text is comprised of three sections that address different aspects of advanced practice and these in turn: * Provide guidance on the development of clinical skills, including consultation, clinical decision making, holistic care, and the role of care planning in advanced practice. * Explain management skills and how to manage, negotiate and monitor the complexities of the healthcare system in order to ensure the delivery of quality patient care. * Clarify the professional role of the advanced practice clinician and how implementation of the role can improve the delivery of patient care. In each chapter activities are presented that assist in the development, implementation and extension of advanced level practice. This text is especially relevant to nurses, midwives and allied health professionals practising within primary and secondary care who wish to advance their practice or clarify their roles within the context of advanced practice, particularly those undertaking masters level study.
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