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Petite Suite Douill ... 10.7Km
In our home, at the edge of the village, we offer a small suite for 3 persons (option 6) with driveway, it consists of 2 parts: one (or two) bedroom and a small living room, a bathroom and a separate toilet . The whole is pleasant and comfortable. You can breakfast on the terrace in the garden (with unobstructed view altogether exceptional), or at the family table. internet wifi.
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Domaine a l'Aise 11.5Km
Nr Pezenas
Converted wine domaine in the tiny hamlet of St Marcel. Set among the vineyards. Come and relax 'a l'Aise'!! 12 years ago the previous owners began the conversion from a
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Villa Roquette 24.0Km
In the center of a Mediterranean village we offer three very comfortable rooms and suites of rooms to suit all guests. Air conditioning, private swimming pool, quiet gardens in a charming 19th century "Maison de Maitre" make our home perfect for your stay. The village of Montblanc is between Agde on the Mediterranean and Pezenas the medieval capital of Languedoc. We are easy to find and very convenient for Rail, Road and Airport connections. Your hosts, Carole and Tony have lived in the region for 20 years and look forward to welcoming you to this very special part of the South of France.
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Le Parc 0.7Km
In a XVIII century "maison de maitre", in a parc de 2300m2, a familial "chambre d'hôte" with a room for two guests and a room for one guest. Tables d'hotes also available.
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Le Petit Saint Jean 2.4Km
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Gite pour 4 pers. indépendant et au calme au dessus du village de Clermont l'Hérault
Gite pour 4 pers. indépendant et au calme au dessus du village de Clermont l'Hérault
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La Genestiere 4.0Km
Cool and quiet bedrooms surrounded by a beautiful green garden near the Salagou lake. The ideal location for a good rest or a visiting tour of the numerous remarkable sites of Hérault.
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Le Clos de La Colom ... 6.8Km
Between vineyards and scrublands, we welcome you to our former winemaker house in Pouzols in the Hérault Valley, 30 minutes from Montpellier, easily accessible by the A75 motorway. The place is full of charm with its beautiful garden and a swimming pool, 3 spacious guest rooms and contemporary cottage that can accomodate 4 people.
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MAS MICHEL ANGE CHA ... 6.9Km
Welcome to Michelangelo Mas of 250 m² (4 air conditioned bedrooms) 8/10 people. Located in a rural setting with pool in St Félix de Lodez, 5 km from Clermont l'Hérault; between Montpellier, Beziers and Pezenas. Several sites are visits around our beautiful region as Salagou Lake, St Guilhem le Desert, the Mourèze, Circus navacelle, Cave Clamouse, the Millau Viaduct ... For your swimming lake, river. Full of sports activities around the Mas such as tennis, horseback riding, canoeing, windsurfing ...
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Gite Saint Amans 7.0Km
In the heart of the valley of l'Hérault, At the door of the Larzac terraces, Le Pouget ! Le Gîte St Amans : Mediterranean villa surrounded by wineyards and the garrigue, in front of the plateau of Aumelas.
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Gites Les Cadèles e ... 7.6Km
Authentic and comfortable cottage in a village house, close to all amenities. Ideal location for exploring the Languedoc between the Cevennes and the sea. Lake Salagou, Navacelles, St Guilhem le Desert and gorges of Herault river is a few miles away. Montpellier and Sète less than 30 minutes.
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Château de Jonquièr ... 8.4Km
The Château de Jonquières offers you four guestrooms of character in an authentic and exceptional site.
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Gite des Basses Mou ... 8.9Km
Shelter any confort for 4-6 persons located in the valley of herault, between sea and mountain, at 25 minutes of beaches, in an independant new ville with parking and closed garden, strikes down 20m2, private access. Possibility of bathing and peach in the herault located at 800m.
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Villa Saint Germain 11.0Km
Villa Saint Germain is a beautiful grand old House from 19th century set in grounds full of age-old trees. 4 guest rooms, swimming pool.
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Côté Ruffe, Porte d ... 11.6Km
We are very pleased to welcome you at Côté Ruffe, which is nicely located in the small and beautiful village of Octon, very close to the scenic Lake Salagou, and its astounding red rocks, the "ruffe", that gave its name to our B&B. You'll enjoy your very comfortable bedroom, and a large bathroom to relax... Your breakfast is made with many home made products and will delight you. See you soon! Veronique and Lionel
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Maison Dix 11.6Km
Beautiful "Maison de Maitre" in a pretty wine-growing village with popular bar, excellent restaurant and all amenities within walking distance. 5 spacious en-suite guestrooms and a well equipped one bedroom apartment. The stone house has been tastefully restored, retaining original terracotta floors, huge roof beams and tall windows with shutters. Breakfast in the garden, relax in the shaded summer lounge or swim in the chlorine-free pool. 10 mins from historic Pezenas and 20 mins from the Mediterranean.
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15 Grand Rue 12.3Km
Caux Pezenas
If youre looking for peace and relaxation in elegant but informal surroundings 15, Grand Rue is for you. The house is a 19th century bourgeois maison de maitre which retains many of its original features. Abigail bought the house in January 2009 and set about creating a boutique Chambres DHotes .
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Domaine des Condami ... 13.1Km
Welcome to our guesthouses in the South of France. The Domaine des Condamines is located in the heart of the Herault valley surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. Here we can offer you an unforgettable holiday experience all year round. Our sunny region has plenty of tourist activities and will leave you with a feeling of total well-being and relaxation. Our family will receive you in a peaceful, bucolic setting that will take you away.
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Château de Valloubi ... 13.4Km
Description Rooms Hosts: The surface of the room is approximately 25 m2 and include all comfort, bathroom with shower and WC, LCD TV, Californian king size bed ***** quality, air conditioning . View on the vineyard. Access to the large terrace and the swimming pool. A computer available with Internet acces for your personal use. + wifi available.
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Le Rêve Bleu 15.5Km
Located in a small village wine, in the center of the Hérault, 8 km from Pézenas, 25 mn from the sea and the gorges of the Hérault.
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La Dordîne 16.2Km
Welcome to Pézenas ! Come to visit languedoc : Mediterrean sea, vineyard and countryside. We are open all year round and will make our best to enjoy your stay in our area.
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Hotel de Vigniamont 16.4Km
Hôtel de Vigniamont is a truly remarkable and special place to stay in the beautiful and historic town of Pezenas in the heart of Languedoc Roussillon in the South of France. Discover our inner courtyard with striking arches and sweeping stone staircase which leads to our luxury bed and breakfast guest suites and double rooms. All our accommodation offers en-suite facilities.
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The Village House 16.5Km
Our bed & breakfast accommodation is nestled in the historic heart of Gabian. This picturesque and rustic village surrounded by vineyards and the open countryside of the garrigue sits at the foothills of the high Languedoc Natural park between mountains and Mediterranean.
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Gite et Residence d ... 16.5Km
Daniel Chotard has created and built many different opera backgrounds and; therefore, has developed many different technical skills, which he would love share and teach to other artists.You can learn during a course or individual lessons, the art of welding or the use of special tools. We should mention in connection with the studio use, that all materials used or the worn-out parts of tools used must be paid for. For example, lime- discs or gas; likewise, the materials which you use for your project. Naturally, you may bring your own personal tools and materials along. Incase you require special materials for your project, let us know in advance, and we can order them for you. That way, they will be waiting for you, when you arrive.
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Air de Vacances 16.5Km
In Pézenas,our XIXth century house, entirely renovated, situated close to the historical centre Always privileged by a certain quality of living, we have chosen tasteful decorations. Quality local food products, preferably grown biologically, are offered for breakfast and menus. Your stay will be as you wish. If you want peace and repose and independance we will be discreet, or if you would like to meet people and discover the region it is with pleasure we will share our knowledge with you, and perhaps there may be moments with music....
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LE CLOS Los Amètlie ... 17.8Km
in july and august 70 the night for 2 with breakfast All our rooms are spacious ,approximately 23m2, very comfortable with large screen TV and DVD each room with individual terrace. Bathroom with balnéo, powerful shower. Very large garden ( 5000m2) swimming pool treated with salt and no Chlorine, Jacuzzi (capacity 6 people) many games including, badminton, area for petanque , ping pong, bicycles ,Everything was foreseen for your comfort and pleasure very peaceful area with typical french village where the only noise are "le chant des cigales"
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La Bergerie de Lava ... 17.9Km
Situated in the village of Tourbes, on the outskirts of Pezenas, La Bergerie de Laval is a stylish adult-friendly bed and breakfast with a pool and hot-tub set in large mature and private gardens. We offer four double bedrooms, three having ensuite bathrooms and one with adjacent bathroom. From our quiet lane, you can go to and explore on foot, by bike or car. Our excellent location is perfect for enjoying beautiful Mediterranean beaches, picturesque villages, the mountains of the Haut Languedoc, cathar castles, vibrant Montpellier and historic Pezenas, to name but a few of the range of things to see and do in this beautiful area of the Languedoc.
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Ground Floor Garden ... 18.4Km
The flat is on the ground floor of a traditional house, it has a garden, lounge, double bedroom, kitchen & bathroom. It has a double bedroom, put-u-up in lounge & a fold-up bed. The floors are tiled & the kitchen has double sink, cooker, large fridge/freezer, washing machine & microwave. The kitchen is modern & fully equipped. The lounge/dining room has some attractive old doors to wine vaults. There are three sofas, two armchairs, coffee tables, and art nouveau dining table, with matching chairs and sideboard.. There are attractive, arched French windows leading to pretty, sunny garden
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Vacances à La Ferme ... 18.5Km
two sweet "self catering" cottages in the south of France, in the area Pézenas and Mèze, in the middle of wine yards, pine forest and garrigues Rest full and Peace full place to enjoy our sweet way of live under the sweet sunshine from Mediterranean
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Domaine Saint Marti ... 18.6Km
lovely guest house and self catering holiday's house in south of France in the middle of wineyards, a few miles from Mediterraneansee, very confortable, quiet, relaxing area with a large swimming pool, a nice eden park
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LES TERRASSES DU PE ... 19.4Km
In this paradise for hikers and ramblers, there is one lovely studio apartment for only 2 persons, very stylish, quiet & comfortable air conditionned room with 2 private terraces. 1 en-suite bathroom, separate toilets, a large common room with fully fitted kitchen. Located at the foot of larzac plateau, warmly nestled in typical dry stones terraces, and surrounded by unspoilt nature, with stunning view on the wonderful village of soubès with its two 'chateaux', this charming house is the ideal place for poets and artists very fond of calm, nature and silence. Soubès, is a very charming medieval village of the south of france, in a quiet tranquil and panoramic setting, 25 mn driving only from lerab ling the buddhist temple, 5 mn from the very ancient town of lodève, not far from the lake salagou, viaduct of millau, st guilhem le désert, etc..
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Voyage Des Hermes 19.5Km
Soubès is a small village in the beautiful hills near Lodève. Soubés is located at 5 km from the motorway A75 and Lodève. The Mediterranean see is only 50 minutes away (toll-free highway). The holiday house, for up to 6 people, is situated on a private property and has all modern conveniences. A refreshing dip in your private pool, enjoying the beautiful views, walks and excursions in the area all guarantee a successful holiday.
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Domaine Saint Hilai ... 19.5Km
Domaine Saint Hilaire is an award-winning chambre d'hôte hidden away in the sea of vines just outside Montagnac. There are 5 guestrooms, all with on-suite bathrooms and waterfall showers, looking on to the infinity pool outside. Guests also have access to a library full of English and French novels and a breakfast room and an evening lounge. We've made a guide to the local area and we are happy to help you plan your stay and book restaurants and day trips. But perhaps once you're here you won't want to leave - take a walk along the old Roman road nearby, or stroll through the shade of the 200yr old umbrella pine trees in the Domaine's park. We also always have an art exhibition in our SILK Gallery and a couple of bicycles you can borrow if you're feeling active. Breakfast is included in the price of a room, as is a free wine-tasting of our 14 wines. And table d'hote - lunch and dinner meals are available on request.
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Domaine Saint Paul ... 20.2Km
We are winegrowers and offer chambres dhôtes on our domaine where we produce Picpoul de Pinet.
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Lucinkas 21.0Km
Our beautifully renovated wine-house is situated in the middle of the wine region they call the Languedoc-Roussillon, and at the edge of the natural reserve of the Haut-Languedoc. A short trip of less than 25 miles takes you to the beach of the Mediterranean see; or do rather like to sunbade at the borders of the huge lake on the Salagou. You can visit us in the village called Faugères, which is very well known for his exquisite wines and his marvellous surroundings.
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Chez Oscar 21.0Km
A XVIII ° century residence,place of welcome and starting point for gastronomic and wine-tasting excursions
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Domaine de Pélissol ... 21.2Km
Near the mediterranean sea, at the foot of the massif of the great causses of Larzac, of the sumit of the Espinouse and of the Carroux, in the natural park of the Hight Languedoc. It's a land of rivers, lakes and springs, in the hight valley of the river Orb. In this region which surprises all who discover it, we're proud to give the priority of a warm welcome to you.
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L'Orangerie 21.5Km
Very nice typical french house in the center of a small village.
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Château Grezan 21.8Km
Chateau de Grézan, evolved from a Roman villa, subsequently it became a home to the Templar Knights, and now it is known popularly as a "miniature Carcassonne". It is listed as an Historical Monument. This private chateau is the home of Marie-France Lanson and her family. Here guests can experience the country environment of a great nineteeth-century house and discover the pleasures of the Languedoc and that of the adjacent region of the Cathars. The chateau with its associated swimming pool, is situated in the tranquility of a formal park of some 3 hectares
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Château de Grézan 22.2Km
Chateau de Grézan, evolved from a Roman villa, subsequently it became a home to the Templar Knights, and now it is known popularly as a "miniature Carcassonne". It is listed as an Historical Monument. This private chateau is the home of Marie-France Lanson. Here guests can experience the country environment of a great nineteeth-century house and discover the pleasures of the Languedoc and that of the adjacent region of the Cathars. The chateau with its associated swimming pool, is situated in the tranquility of a formal park of some 3 hectares.
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La Clé D'or 22.6Km
Whether you rather sea with the beaches of Valras or river in the Herault valley, hiking Lake Salagou or swimming in Cap d'Agde, or cultural or sporting ride Pézenas in the Orb valley: discover our SERVIAN house in the village.
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La Petite Tour 22.9Km
Beautiful apartment Bed and Breakfast accommodation in a 17th Century village house with a tower. In the heart of a wine producing region and only 18.5 km, 25 mins from Pézenas.
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The Pavillon d'Horl ... 23.6Km
Welcome to the Manoir les Menestrels Our charming 18th Century property awaits. Hanne and Horst look forward to welcoming you to their charming 18th Century Manor House. The house has been newly restored to provide superb, comfortable accommodation in a peaceful setting surrounded by rolling countryside of vineyards interspersed with fairy tale Chateaux.
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Manoir les Menestre ... 23.7Km
Welcome to 'Manoir les Ménestrels'; our charming 18 th Century property awaits. Hanne and Horst look forward to welcoming you to their charming 18th Century Manor House. The house has been newly restored to provide superb, comfortable accommodation in a peaceful setting surrounded by rolling countryside of vineyards interspersed with fairy tale Chateaux. The property is situated in the small hamlet of Cabrerolles ( which loosely translates as the home of frolicking lambs ), 10 km north of Béziers with easy access from both the A 75 and A 9 motorways. The Mediterranean coast is only a 30 minutes drive away. The house is set in its own grounds with a beautiful mature, established garden.
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Bastide La Grangett ... 24.7Km
Bed and Breakfast of quality and stylish lodgings; Surrounded by nature and by the sea, Quiet, charming, picturesque appointment
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Villa Les Olives 24.8Km
Gislaine Claude and Solène welcome you in their house, in their guest rooms in Hérault Florensac at the heart of Languedoc-Roussillon in southern France, 10 minutes from the beaches of Grau d'Agde Cap Tamarissière d'Agde and Marseillan Beach. A region known for its hours of sunshine (over 300 days per year), its wines, beaches and many other wonders. Villa Les Olives Florensac to offer all year a quiet garden with a swimming pool and secure a shady terrace and a private closed parking for cars and motorcycles.
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Des Lits Sur La Pla ... 25.4Km
We offer you all year round 5 pretty rooms in our 19th century mansion, each one with character and uptodate comfort. Youll also enjoy your breakfast on the terrace or in the breakfast room. Bedrooms can accommodate two to four persons, and we offer for free a cot (a folding bed) for children under two years. You have a direct access to our restaurant Locre rouge from your room, or other places in the area.
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Le Puits Fleuri 26.2Km
Contemporary villa in a small village in the south of France, surrounded by vineyards and garrigue comfort,
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Hortaleche 26.7Km
LIEURAN LES BEZIERS, a little wine_growing near BEZIERS and the CANAL DU MIDI , halfway berween the Méditerrannean beaches and the first foothills of the Cevennes, has a very special featurea superb 13th century château ( Le château de Ribaute (Rive haute) .
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Villa Thomas 27.0Km
Bessan near Beziers
A luxury detached modern villa situated on a secure gated community adjacent to the St Thomas Golf and Country Club near Beziers. Surrounded by stunning countryside and centrally placed for taking advantage of the incredible range of holiday activities available nearby. Only 20 minutes drive from the Mediterranean coast with a wide choice of beautiful sandy beaches to suit all tastes, superb fishing ports with excellent fresh fish and seafood restaurants. 30 minutes drive from the stunning mountain scenery of the National Park (L'Haut Languedoc). Steeped in history and with monuments, chateau and traditional villages to explore (Medieval, Roman, Chathar and beyond!). One of the largest wine producing areas of France and with a rich culture of food and drink to discover. Superb communication links from the UK and Ireland. Over 300 days on sunshine per year and some of the best weather available in France. Whether you are looking for a relaxing holiday with friends or some family fun in the sun this is the perfect holiday destination.
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Chambres D'hôtes La ... 27.6Km
You are looking for a comfortable place in the Herault then, go ahead and let yourself be tempted by the Monadière. Wine house (1900) in the middle of a pretty garden, the Monadière welcomes you and offers two guest rooms in a calm and warm. 10 minute drive to get to Cap d'Agde as well as to Pezenas and Beziers. Bessan is a small village with a privileged location, one side of the tracks Vias (7 kms) and Cap d'Agde (8Kms) the other the foothills of the Cevennes, with the historic center of Pezenas (12 kms), City Molière, his Mirondella dels Arts and its artisan workshops. Beziers 15 km worth a detour for its flower market on Friday Alleys Paul Riquet, and 9 locks Fontserane or you can stroll on the banks of the Canal du Midi. Between rest and beach tourism, we will ensure that your stay is pleasant. You are looking for a comfortable and warm in the Hérault then, please, and let's try the Monadière, Located in the middle of a garden, the vineyard house (1900) welcomes you and offers two guest rooms, 10 minute drive is all you need to go, Beziers - or Pezenas, Cap d'Agde (beaches), Between rest and beach tourism, we will ensure that your stay is pleasant
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Cosy 28.9Km
Nestled between sandy Mediterranean beaches and the borders of the Étang de Thau, we welcome you to Marseillan, to our family home a traditional vigneronne house. Drop-off your luggage and set out to explore Marseillan, our pretty village hugging the banks of the étang, or head off to enjoy the Mediterranean and its miles of unspoilt beaches. We are here for your comfort and pleasure and look forward to ensuring you have a carefree stay.
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Le Chateau du Cros 28.9Km
On Larzac the Castle of Cros of XII century invites you in the discovery of an exceptional architectural heritage. Located on the "plateau of Larzac " (Languedoc-Roussillon /Midi Pyrénées) the castle of Cros is in the heart of the inheritance Knight Templar on one of the biggest natural spaces of Europe. The castle with limited capacity of accomodation will bring you the peace and the quiet which you look for. A table dhote dinner around a large traditional fireplace will seduce all the lovers of blazing fire. The lounge includes table of games, pool and library. The wooded park allows you relaxation and rest. Decorated with passion by her owner the Castle of Cros is a convenient place for private stays..
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Les Muriers 29.2Km
On the banks of the Thau lagoon, in the village of Marseillan, two minutes walk from the marina and close to beaches, great room for two or three people with private bathroom. You will enjoy the garden and pool in a unique, quiet and relaxation assured. restaurants, shops nearby. Private parking. Open all year.
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Lou Patio d'Orb, pi ... 29.3Km
With the foot of Caroux, with 45mn of the beaches, in the small medieval village of Poujol on Orb, enjoy softness d'une house of charm entirely renovated and decorated by its owners. Thanks to its heated interior swimming pool with 28°, its flowered garden decorated d'un putting-green, its panoramic terrace, Lou Patio d'Orb will accomodate you agreeably so that your holidays are unforgettable.
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Domaine des Clauzal ... 29.6Km
Larzac :On the 400 hectare property where Camargue horses are bred we offer our chambres dhotes in a building that was once the sheepfold of the 17th century château. On the edge of the village the Domaine des Clauzals surrounds a terrace : it was a 19th century farm and the building is in a typical Causse style. The land is enclosed by a wall within which our pets roam. The non-smoking rooms have a double bed and a spacious bathroom. Linen is changed regularly. Access is by the huge living room
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Chateau De Murviel 29.7Km
We will be happy to welcome you to our castle high on the hill in the centre of Murviel, old medieval village. You will appreciate the tranquillity of this historic setting with its large authentic bedrooms and up to date comfort, and an interior private garden where breakfast is served by summertime. Five light and large rooms, full confort, nicely decorated, wait for their guests in the Medieval Wing. As a family group, you may also rent for a whole week the Renaissance Wing with its reception rooms. Events, seminars and receptions of different sizes can be organised.
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Villa Welcome 29.8Km
The Welcome villa is the ideal place to visit our beautiful area or simply to be posed a few days in Languedoc to 7 km of BEZIERS. With a sun present 300 days per annum the village of Corneilhan between sea and mountain is located on a nipple in the sugar loaf shape whose culminating point has 133 measure, has semi distance from the rivers of Orb and Libron. The Welcome villa will be able to allure you by his top-of-the-range contemporary decoration.
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Bergerie du Bayle 29.9Km
Group accommodation, sleeps 29 near Montpellier (Hérault) Languedoc Roussillon, South of France. Situated in a beautiful environment of 20 acres in the heart of the "garrigue", the Bergerie du Bayle is an ideal place for a relaxing and quiet break with friends or family
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Au Vieux Couvent 30.0Km
Bed & Breakfast in a charming house with character,labeled 3 keys Clévacances in a picturesque village of Languedoc, in the south of France. Near the town of Beziers.
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Les Capitelles du C ... 30.0Km
Christine & Richard Monier you have reserved three rooms in a serene and relaxing in a quiet waiting for a guest room at the Caylar Larzac plateau. Our rooms approximately 25 m² are furnished with every comfort, shower and toilet. A gourmet breakfast and brighten your morning. We await you at your next step cultural, gastronomic, sports or even for your "stage ride" on the plateau of Larzac Southerner. The assurance of successful family vacation or a break to enjoy a night or two ... in guest rooms at Caylar.
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Reviewed by Nolan T. (age 8)
My favorite part of the story was when Silkie saw a grasshopper because it was funny when Silkie was surprised that it jumped. My favorite character is Silkie because he is cute. It relates to my life because Silkie and I are both curious about lots of things. This story does have pictures that tell what Silkie does in the story.
I do think other people should read this book because it is funny.


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The Associated Press
Then-Dodgers manager Joe Torre jokes with actor Billy Crystal during the first half of the Clippers-Lakers game in Oct., 2008.
Let's be Crystal clear about this: Without L.A., there are no celebrity NBA fans.
So if you're scripting an A-list of the league's most loyal season-seat holders, it starts and ends here.
That's just the fact. Right, Jack?
Sure, we've got our share of vapid seen-and-making-a-scene pretty boys and girls who pop in for some TV face time. Zac Efron, front and center.
But to qualify for our first All-NBA All-Star celebrity rosters, we recognize outstanding performance by an actor, musician or otherwise legend in a supporting role for their hometown team.
It's L.A.-vs.-Everyone Else. Watch how these stars aligning for our simplistic purposes:
The coach:
== Jack Nicholson: Refs who can't handle the truth swallow their whistles when he gives them that look from "The Shining." Visiting coaches make sure they don't step into his line of vision, or else.
He knows talent, too. Sports Illustrated had a story back in 1976, right after he earned an Oscar for "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." The Lakers' Gail Goodrich passed by Nicholson's courtside seat at the Forum before a game and said, "We really need Chief now," referring to the large Indian character from the movie. Nicholson replied, holding his hands about a foot apart: "Naw, he can only get this high off the floor."
That's why he's chairman of the Staples Center Chairman's Room. With Lou Adler as his top assistant.
The starting five:
== Billy Crystal: Analyze this: How can anyone be crazed enough to buy tickets for Clippers game over the last 20 years and keep a sense of humor about it? Who's laughing now?
== Dustin Hoffman: Everyone else gives the "Kiss-Cam" lip service. He makes it his masterpiece.
== Leonardo DiCaprio: "He sits right behind my wife," says Kobe Bryant, "and they get a little rowdy."
== Denzel Washington: Despite the Yankees cap.
== Andy Garcia: Fourth row, opposite the Lakers bench, behind that piercing glare.
The bench: Ice Cube, Flea and Anthony Kiedis from Red Hot Chili Peppers, Michael Clarke Duncan, Ashton Kutcher, Tobey Maguire, Edward Norton, Dyan Cannon, Cameron Diaz, Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Frank Robinson, Hilary Swank, Will Ferrell, Glenn Frey, Jessica Alba and Penny Marshall. And no Arsenio Hall.
The mascot: Snoop Dogg.
The coach:
== Spike Lee: Reggie Miller's little friend is now used by the Knicks in free-agent presentations – although it didn't sway LeBron James ("We got hoodwinked. Led astray. Hornswoggled," Lee said of that). With his kid-sized jersey and natural directing ability, he'd do the right thing by buying the franchise and making the Carmelo deal himself.
The starting five:
== Jay Z: His net worth ($150 mil) and co-ownership of the Nets could actually get the franchise moved to Brooklyn. Beyonce, are you coming?
== Woody Allen: Sooner or later, Soon-Yi has to find her own Madison Square Garden floor seat.
== Jimmy Buffett: Refs once bounced the Miami Heat superfan from the home arena for shouting profanities. Coach Pat Riley tried to defend his parrot-head pal and almost got tossed, too.
== Mark Walhberg: Brother Donnie could be bigger in Beantown, but "The Fighter" gives Marky Mark more street cred. That, and "Boogie Nights." Et tu, Dirk?
== Matt Damon: Phil Jackson reportedly barked at him once during a Lakers-Celtics game: "Sit down and shut the (bleep) up." Wicked.
The bench: Prince (Minnesota), John Mellencamp (Indiana), Kid Rock and Aretha Franklin (Detroit), Tiger Woods (Orlando), Vince Vaughn and John Cusack (Chicago), Eliza Dushku, Steven Tyler, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner (Boston), Nelly (Charlotte), Alice Cooper (Phoenix) and Usher (Cleveland).
Ex-honorable mention: Eva Longoria (San Antonio).


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Eye Contact
Mary Timman 2/9/2012 5:04:04 AMFabulous shot Anita. Great detail and color. Love his little eyes. #1442216
Gary Enloe 2/9/2012 5:07:28 AMOutstanding capture Anita. Color, detail and those eyes are fantastic #9973089
Tammy M. Anderson 2/9/2012 5:09:44 AMSo cute, Anita. Outstanding in every way. #9973093
Jeff Robinson 2/9/2012 5:18:41 AMWonderful expression and capture Anita! #9973109
Jack Gaskin 2/9/2012 6:03:45 AMGREAT CATCH ALMOST Nothing TOPS and OWLS STARE.
Happy Shooting
Jack #9973173
Robert R. Goodman 2/9/2012 6:48:49 AMHi Anita,Fantastic capture my friend.It's one of those WOW!!Shots!!!!! #9973238
Mary Beth Aiello 2/9/2012 7:56:14 AMLet me congratulate you early, Anita, on this WINNER. Gorgeous in every way. #9973325
David Hurt 2/9/2012 10:50:24 AMRight to my favorite photos. I agree with Mary, a winner for sure. #9973576
Mike Clime 2/9/2012 12:38:40 PMWhat a cute capture and really like their eyes, Anita! #9973716
Anita Hogue 2/9/2012 4:07:58 PMThank you all so much! #9973966
Shelly A. Van Camp 2/9/2012 6:15:47 PMAwwww, precious.....winner to me too! #9974157
Carol Eade 2/9/2012 6:22:32 PMThis is so cute, Anita! #9974173
Husain Akhtar 2/10/2012 4:06:40 AMWonderful capture and rework! #9974706
Terry Cervi 2/12/2012 12:45:19 PMThis is a wonderful find and shot, Anita! How lucky you were to spot this cutie!! #9979174
Linda D. Lester 2/16/2012 1:13:55 PMWhat a cute baby!!! Love those eyes! #9985935
Ellen Hodges 2/28/2012 8:29:24 AMFabulous capture, Anita!! Dream shot!! #10011277
Kay E. Mahoney 3/25/2012 7:39:24 PMCongratulations on your finalist. Good luck in the next round. #10054658
Robert R. Goodman 3/25/2012 7:48:57 PMA big Congratulations on your beautiful finalist my friend!!!! #10054812
JO ANN CLEVELAND 3/25/2012 7:51:26 PMCongratulations on this awesome finalist
jo ann c. #10054849
Ann Coates 3/25/2012 8:15:54 PMBeautiful, congratulations on your finalist. #10055138
Usman M. Bajwa 3/25/2012 10:13:38 PMCool capture, Anita. CONGRATZ and good luck!
Deborah C. Lewinson 3/26/2012 4:23:03 AMGorgeous finalist, Anita!
Congrats and best wishes for the next round!
Debby #10056326
Stefania Barbier 3/26/2012 4:55:50 AMcongratulations on your wonderful finalist Anita!!! #10056488
Lynn M. Whitt 3/26/2012 5:28:04 AMCongratulations on your beautiful finalist... #10056630
The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 3/26/2012 11:05:19 AMperfect background, sharpness and moment #10057876
Anita Hogue 3/26/2012 11:28:15 AMThanks so very much everyone! #10057941
Christopher Budny 3/26/2012 1:22:13 PMSpectacular capture, Anita! Congratulations! #10058372
Emile Abbott 3/26/2012 1:59:51 PMCongrats on another great finalist, Anita. #10058525
Merna L. Nobile 3/26/2012 3:07:55 PM
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
Congratulations! Merna
Carol Eade 3/26/2012 5:20:01 PMThey are so cute, congratulations again Anita! #10059177
Renee Doyle 3/26/2012 6:02:55 PMExcellent capture Anita!! Congratulations once again! #10059281
Phyllis H. Burchett 3/26/2012 7:06:30 PMCongrats on this wonderful finalist! #10059561
Carol L. Fowler 3/26/2012 8:46:17 PMBeautiful! Congrats #10059863
Patrick Rouzes 3/27/2012 9:10:21 AMBIG Congratz, Anita! Good luck! #10061156
Patricia Seidler 3/27/2012 9:14:58 AMCongratulations Anita on this wonderful finalist! #10061173
JO ANN CLEVELAND 3/28/2012 7:57:13 PMLet me be the first to wish you Congratulations on your GOLD SECOND PLACE WIN Anita....
jo ann c. #10063968
Ellen Hodges 3/28/2012 7:59:19 PMHuge congrats on a fab winner, Anita!!!! #10063972
Rona L. Schwarz 3/28/2012 8:43:18 PMFabulous, fabulous, Anita! You have many wonderful owl images, but this is a favorite for sure! Terrific rework - the eyes are so striking and the detail and clarity are marvelous! SUPER CONGRATULATIONS ON THIS OUTSTANDING SECOND PLACE WINNER! #10064110
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 3/28/2012 9:13:13 PMThis image makes me smile Anita, I love it. Congratulations on your super win! #10064170
Deborah C. Lewinson 3/28/2012 9:25:11 PMCongrats on your win, Anita!
Debby #10064208
Mariann Kovats 3/28/2012 9:42:33 PMCongratulations Anita on your gold win! Fantastic capture! #10064250
Kathy Salerni 3/28/2012 10:10:07 PMCongrats on winning the Gold, Anita! #10064307
Stefania Barbier 3/28/2012 10:43:25 PMcongratulations on your beautiful winner!!! #10064353
Tiia Vissak 3/29/2012 2:54:15 AMCongratulations on your Winner! #10064601
Renee Doyle 3/29/2012 3:18:10 AMWell deserved!! Congratulations Anita!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #10064686
Tammy M. Anderson 3/29/2012 3:35:43 AMCongrats on a great winner, Anita. #10064742
Agnes Fegan 3/29/2012 4:27:37 AMTerrific image Anita...congratulations!!! #10064867
Mary Timman 3/29/2012 4:50:42 AMCongratulations on your beautiful winner. #10064920
Jessica Jenney 3/29/2012 5:13:21 AMCongratulations, Anita on your fabulous winner! #10064964
Linda D. Lester 3/29/2012 5:52:03 AMWTG!!! Congratulations Anita! #10065062
Anita Hogue 3/29/2012 8:27:58 AMThank you all so much........ #10065384
Memoriee G. Sconce 3/29/2012 9:57:38 AMAnita,
Irene Colling 3/29/2012 10:02:53 AMHow exciting to see and photograph this bird. Great photography Anita.
Congratulations on your worthy Gold award. #10065479
Terry Cervi 3/29/2012 12:40:15 PMCongrats on your fantastic win, Anita! #10065689
Robert R. Goodman 3/29/2012 12:55:27 PMBig Congratulations Anita!!!! #10065718
Mike Clime 3/29/2012 1:36:05 PMCongratulations, Anita! #10065785
Phyllis H. Burchett 3/29/2012 4:22:21 PMCongrats on this fabulous winner! #10066092
Carol Eade 3/29/2012 6:00:01 PMWarm congratulations, Anita! #10066258
R. J. Laudenbacher 3/29/2012 6:44:30 PMFabulous capture, Anita. Congrats on your win. #10066354
Amanda D. Austwick 3/30/2012 5:25:29 AMAnita, what a fabulous capture, and so well deserving of a Gold Badge!!! #10066892
Amanda J. Tanner 3/30/2012 5:55:38 AM
Tarun Bose 3/30/2012 10:00:45 AMBig congrats Anita for your winner. #10067198
Anita Hogue 3/30/2012 5:57:44 PMThank you, thank you so much.........Anita #10067943
Karen Celella 3/31/2012 5:17:32 AMCongratulations on your fabulous winner, Anita! #10068449
Lorna Shutter 3/31/2012 8:54:50 AMWow!!! What an incredible capture, Anita!!! CONGRATULATIONS on your well-deserved 1st Place Win!!!!! :)
Lorna Shutter 3/31/2012 8:55:52 AMWhoops! Just noticed it was a 2nd Place Win! ... Should have been a 1st! Ha! Ha! :) #10068750
Emile Abbott 4/1/2012 11:03:14 AMCongrats Anita on well deserved gold winner. #10070408
Merna L. Nobile 4/2/2012 11:36:39 PMWinning The Gold, The Photo of the Day and also the Grand Prize is such an honor after days of taking photographs and doing your best to present them in a professional way, you realize that it is well worth it, and to graciously share them with us.
Usman M. Bajwa 4/4/2012 3:37:51 AMC O N G R A T Z ......Anita!!!
David M. Montero 4/4/2012 4:41:08 PMThis is such a great capture of this little guy. Congratulations on a well deserved win Anita! #10075369
Bojan Bencic 4/7/2012 6:21:11 AMLove the colors in the eyes, Anita. Congratulations on your win! #10079495
Linda D. Lester 4/25/2012 5:19:58 AMSo cool seeing this on Snap shot! Way to go! #10108607
Debra R. Harder 4/25/2012 8:35:31 AMLove, love, love this image, Anita!! Amazing!!!!! Congrats on being featured in Snapshot!! Deb #10108792
Nancy Marie Ricketts 4/25/2012 8:42:38 AMSuch a great shot, Anita. It is no wonder why they picked your image for this week's Snapshot gallery. WTG! #10108809
Amanda D. Austwick 4/25/2012 10:36:58 AMCongratulations Anita for being the primary photo featured in SnapShot!!! #10108942
Kim Andelkovic 4/25/2012 1:42:24 PMCongrats Anita on your Snapshot feature and on your wonder win. totally awesome image :-) #10109098
Cindy Bendush 4/25/2012 8:36:34 PMWhat a cutie!!! Congratulations on your win and Snapshot feature! #10109508
Stefania Barbier 5/7/2012 3:49:37 AMGORGEOUS!!! #10127204
Linda D. Lester 5/10/2012 7:45:33 AMAwesome work! I would love to see these owls one day! Congratulations on your gold! #10132289
Little baby burowing owl shot in Key Colon Beach, Florida. An image from a few months back that I reworked.
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Congratulations, you're in a raid. Someone has asked you to organise the tanking assignments. Don't panic if you've never done this before, it's pretty simple compared to sorting out the heals 🙂
This is assuming a PvE raid. You can assign tasks in PvP too but it's more likely to change on the fly. Assignments are based on managing a large complex task by splitting it into smaller, more manageable tasks, and assigning them to appropriate people.
In RL we call this (an aspect of) project management, but tank management sounds dull … I'm going to sleep even typing it. So we assign roles rather than managing tanks, and that sounds more interesting already!
Hopefully you will have a separate tanking channel in which to instruct the other tanks without spamming everyone. If not, just go ahead with the spam, because assignments are important.
1. For each boss fight, work out how many tanking tasks there are. How many mobs need to be tanked? Does the fight have phases that have different tanking requirements?
2. Analyse what each task involves. Does any task require specific gear or class skills to perform? (eg. does a tank need more than X health to tank boss Y?) Does any task need any specific player skills (eg. boss Z needs to be kited, or has adds coming from random directions that need to be picked up fast?) Are some more difficult than others?
3. Check tank capabilities. Which tanks do you have available? What is their gear like? Is anyone particularly good or bad at any game mechanic? Are you trying to train a player in some particular fight?
4. Assign each tank a task on each boss, based on the task requirements and tank capabilities. What I usually do is give out assignments at the beginning of each Naxx wing (ie. every 3-4 bosses). I've seen raids where assignments were done via bboards also. I think the main thing is to remind people before every boss fight, because they will forget.
5. Ask if everyone is OK with the assignments. Listen if people tell you that they'd prefer a different assignment, they may know the encounter better than you or have more information (eg. maybe someone has bad lag, or really wants to try tanking a boss they haven't tried yet). Listening doesn't mean that you have to agree with them but in either case, it's best to discuss it before you start.
After the tanks are sorted out and everyone knows what they are doing, the healers will make their assignments. This is because they need to know who is taking which damage to know how many healers to assign. Whilst healers are smart and can adjust mid-fight, it makes their lives easier if they can at least start from the same assumptions.
Note: You may need to make assignments for trash (ie. non boss pulls) as well as bosses. Just treat each type of trash pack as a separate encounter, again it is important to remind people of their assignments just before the first pull. In Naxx when starting out, we assigned each tank to a raid mark and marked the trash up quickly before pulls. Now everyone knows it so well that we mostly don't bother.
Learning new fights
When trying a new fight, keep an eye out for how many tanking tasks are involved. How many people are needed to tank the boss? Is the fight in phases which need different numbers of tanks? Are there adds? Are there different ways to beat the fight, which might vary the tank assignments or favour different classes?
Example Assignments in Naxxramas
- Tank main boss. If he is being kited then needs a tank who can kite. If he is being tanked in the doorway, needs a well geared tank.
- Add tank 1: Pick up initial add. Be ready to pick up subsequent adds which appear one per locust swarm.
- Add tank 2: Pick up initial add (there are 2). After that is dead, switch to dps for rest of fight.
- Tank main boss. If going for brute force method, needs a well geared tank.
- Add tank 1 (followers): Tank these away from casters (AE silence), aim to kill them fast. Then switch to dps for rest of fight.
- Add tank 2 (worshippers): These are casters.
- Tank main boss. She puts out a brutal amount of damage when she is enraged and the tank is webwrapped which will happen at least once. Needs well geared tank (pref. high health)
- Add tank: Needs to pick up spider adds quickly. You can do this fight without an add tank if you have good AE.
- Tank main boss. Easy assignment, remember to grab him when he teleports away.
- 1-2 Add Tanks: Need to grab adds which come from various points around the walls and hold them.
- Tank main boss. Does not hit hard, but pref someone who knows the fight.
- Tank main boss. Does not hit hard, and because of restrictions on healing, this is best done by whoever takes least damage. Usually a shield tank.
- Tank main boss.
- Hateful Strike Tank.
- Hateful Strike Tank.
OK, this needs a few more words. Patchwerk is a stress test. He always hits one of the top three people on his aggro list. He will always hit whichever of them has the most health at the time. He hits hard. Whenever he hits any one of the tanks, all three spots on the top of the aggro list will gain more threat.
So usually, whoever has least health is the main tank and tanks with more health/better gear are hateful strike tanks. If all tanks have similar health, then whoever does the best threat is the main tank.
- Main tank. Tank boss, kite him around the room backwards. (As an aside, this is the least popular tanking assignment in Naxx in our raids, no one ever volunteers to tank Grob 🙂 )
- Add tank/s. Pick up slimes when they appear, and move them safely away so that they can be killed.
- Emergency Add tank. We sometimes have a spare feral on hand to help if a lot of slimes turn up. Sometimes bad positioning or lag can cause this.
- Main Tank 1. Tank boss, taunt from other main tank when debuffs build too high.
- Main Tank 2. As above.
- Zombie kiting! Kite adds around, pick up zombies, keep them away from the boss until the decimate. May not be an actual tank since this can be done by other classes.
- Main Tank. Tank miniboss, then jump to main platform and tank boss in phase 2.
- Off Tank. Tank second miniboss, then jump to platform and switch to dps for phase 2. If the main tank fails the jump, then off tank tanks the boss. This is a dps race so the role is better for a tank who can do good dps when off tanking.
- Add tank. Main tanking here is done by priests. Add tank holds any spare adds and picks up any who resist mind control so that the priest can pick them up again (and not get splatted, funny as it may be).
- Live side tank. Pull boss. Tank lots of adds at the live side. When door opens, tank boss when he appears.
- Dead side tank. Tank lots of adds at dead side. When door opens, tank boss when he appears.
- Dead side off tank. Help tank lots of adds at dead side. Then switch to dps when boss appears.
- Live side off tank. (Where available). Assist the live side tank, as above.
4 Horsemen
- Thane tank. Tank thane. If using a tank swapping technique, needs to be able to watch meteors and strafe forwards after every 3 marks to swap bosses with the Baron tank. If using brute force technique, put best geared tank here.
- Baron tank. As above, except Baron is a wimp so if using brute force method, this is an easy assignment.
- Blammo tank. Can be done by a ranged class. The 2 rear bosses are tanked by proximity.
- Zeliek tank. As above. Remind melee to spread out.
- Main tank. Pick someone well geared, he hits hard. Does not require frost resist gear.
- Main tank. Help pick up abominations in phase 1. Tank boss in phase 2. Prefer tank with interrupts to help interrup frost bolts.
- Add tank 1. Help pick up abominations in phase 1. Either dps or keep out of the fight in phase 2 (depending how good they are on keeping distance from other melee). Pick up add/s in phase 3.
- Add tank 2. As above.


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The web has incredible potential to improve our lives even more than it already has. I believe that nowhere else is this more true than in the space of personal communications.
Mitchell Baker, Chair of the Mozilla Foundation, today announced that Mozilla will be increasing our focus on messaging and communications on the web. As part of this, here are some of the steps that we are taking.
We're going to be consolidating the teams working on messaging on the Web and related topics like identity and contacts, by integrating the Mozilla Messaging team with Mozilla Labs.
People who have followed Mozilla Messaging are already aware of our first investments in this arena, such as the popular F1 add-on for Firefox, and the experimental Raindrop project. The expanded Mozilla Labs team has more plans for both research and product initiatives in the field of online communications and social interactions on the Web, which we look forward to sharing.
Thunderbird users will likely be curious to know what this change means for them. The short answer is almost nothing will change. We'll move pages around websites, but that will be the extent of the impact on Thunderbird users. In particular, the Thunderbird team will remain a tight-knit self-contained product team with full responsibility for the stewardship, development and support of Thunderbird. I'm continually proud of the Thunderbird team, as they continue to produce high quality releases on the platform that Firefox is continually improving, while supporting exciting developments like Blake Winton's GetAnAccount, Jonathan Protzenko's radical Conversations view add-on or Mike Conley's Unity integration work to name a few.
I'll still be managing the Thunderbird team, as well as lead our innovation efforts at the intersection of the Web and messaging.
When I told the team about this change, there was universal nodding — this is an obvious move for Mozilla. I've had the chance to work with many people in all parts of Mozilla over the last few years, and I've never met a more competent or kinder group of passionate professionals, and I've never been more excited and optimistic about the chances of having impact, both personally and as a part of the fascinating group that is Mozilla.
Jonas Sicking, a superlative Mozilla developer, recently tweeted:
one of the most awesome things about the web is how it enables new ways of communication. What can we do to improve that even more?
That is a nice summary of our focus in the next phase.


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Forget about digging through musty racks at thrift shops, rifling through your grandmother's closet or trying to decipher what exactly an Etsy seller means when she says "27-inches across": Come spring, chances are pretty darn good that you'll be able to get your hands on new yet vintage-looking dresses at your nearby mall.
Spring 2012 Paris fashion week kicked off, and already there's an emerging spring trend of pretty, 50s-inspired shapes and accessories. (Cat-eye sunglasses, anyone?) And of course, no retro-chic moment would be complete without a little Marilyn/Jackie, Joan/Betty throw-down.
At Rochas, designer Marco Zanini went for the full-skirted, wasp-waisted silhouette, topped off with gauzy handkerchiefs and teensy, cigarette-sized (or in modern day, cell-sized) clutches.
The only thing missing from these picture-perfect outfit ideas are a convertible and some Cary Grant-esque arm candy.
Meanwhile, Nina Ricci's Peter Copping showed his love for the slim-fitting pencil skirt that demurely hits at the knee. Lattice-like woven hats might be a little much for the weekday scene or even Saturday brunches, but the vintage patterns (pulled from the Nina Ricci archive) were just right.
The one piece these two vintage-loving designer agreed on was that a boxy pink coat (preferably worn with Elizabeth Taylor-shades, a grouchy expression and prim heels):
A fun, perky coat like this could be a top contender to take the place of last year's green khaki military jacket, don't you think?
__With statement-making runways like Rochas and Nina Ricci full of vintage shapes and accessories, chances are that a version of the trend will be coming to a cheap-chic store near you soon. Think you'll hop on spring's vintage-style wagon? If so, are you pencil or full-skirt kind of gal? Which of these looks do you like best? __
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Vikram Jamwal 7/18/2007 1:30:21 PMA very unusual, but wonderful composition! #693858
Brian K. Upton 8/6/2007 3:22:28 PMThank you Vikram. This image is from a workshop that last 3 full days of shooting in very windy and cold weather. Brandy was dead tired and frozen, but she really did a good job and this series of images came out as some of her favorites from the workshop. #4610152
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Janine Russell 8/29/2007 10:13:23 PMBrian, big congratulations on your Second Place Win! #4721820
Melissa Malisia 10/11/2007 6:18:40 AMBEAUTIFUL shot, Brian! #4911538
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Kay G . Larsen 11/15/2007 6:25:21 AMVery nice! Nice perspective and coloring. Great job and congrats! -K- #5077095
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grinchy steve wrote:Why is Jim suddenly blue? His suit is green.
I think the filter use in this posters makes the colors a bit different.
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Discuss this movie. Available on DVD and Blu-ray.
Filming September 7 - November 23, 2012
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I think the filter use in this posters makes the colors a bit different.
Even Kick Ass suits in more green than usual!
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I'm a God damn and proud good fan... and I love it! = )>
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Yes, I like how they
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Well Done!
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New KICK-ASS 2 Promo Images
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Anyone who can find the character poster of Jim Carrey (Stripes) and his boxing gloves on? I've seen it before and it's in the theatre near me ... but I can't find the image online.
It's the one in the left (down) corner.
I'm gonna ask if I can buy it in the theatre.
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A few weeks until the release in Japan.
Here are some posters.
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Thank you Tommy!
They look pretty good!
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My name is Craig Vaughan - i live and work in Australia and run a company MAP Mortgage Brokers. We assist in arranging home loans primarily for Australian Expats (ie, Australian Citizens living and working overseas) and also new arrivals to Australia or those migrating to Australia.
I am trying to get across a professional brand which is why the website needs a redesign - and to start this i need a new logo.
Australian Expats living and working overseas who are purchasing property in Australia as an investment
New residents to Australia (ie, recently moved to Australia) looking to purchase their first home here
Those migrating to Australia
*** see attached brief from my marketing consultant***
Logo must say Australia (not literally) so that if it is in a magazine or newspaper overseas an Australian expat is going to be drawn to it to see what its about. Therefore a picture of Australia is probably going to do that as would the southern cross (although im not sure the southern cross is as identifiable as a picture of Australia).
The colours that are used in the logo are going to form the colours of the new website
Please be creative.
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For many of us, "Live! With Regis and Kelly" is a mainstay in morning television. Even if you are already slaving away by 9 a.m., you've likely heard of the talk show duo – or watched them when you were playing hooky out sick.
I remember watching the show on snow days as a kid back when Kathie Lee Gifford was on there with her droopy-eyed laugh (I now love watching her with Hoda on the 10 o'clock hour of the Today Show) and talks of Frank, Cody and, eventually, Cassidy.
When Kelly Ripa took over for Kathie Lee back in 2001, I wasn't sure how I'd adjust to the change. But, I soon fell in love with the New Jersey born and bred mom who seemed so natural and real she made me think "she's probably one of the few celebrities who doesn't have throngs of haters."
No matter which "K" was sitting beside Regis, this has been a show that, since 1988, has been known for bringing lesser-known actors and musicians on-set early in their career and almost predicting who would make it big. Ex: Taylor Swift sat in the chair next to Regis and Kelly back when she was still a hometown girl with country star aspirations.
It was this morning that the 79-year-old Regis announced to viewers across the U.S., and even Canada, that he was leaving, saying "This will be my last year on this show. It's been a long time, it's been 28 years since I've been here. And it was the biggest thrill of my life."
Regis is set to depart in the late summer or early fall. There is no word on who may be his successor, although Kelly Ripa's husband, Mark Consuelos, Neil Patrick Harris and Anderson Cooper have been regular fill-ins, over the years, among others.


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The white stuff kept falling at such a pace, it broke previous records for the amount of snowfall. Tony Ashcraft, head of the maintenance department for Dry Ridge, spent 35 hours non-stop plowing city streets. The snow created problems for others. At Food Lion, there was a shortage of eggs. Employees already on duty at St. Elizabeth-Grant volunteered to work extra hours.
The Dry Ridge City Council has opted not to participate in a proposed county-wide fire protection district. The proposal called for all fire departments in the county to be merged into one department with one fire chief and an assistant chief at a central location, funded by a proposed 8.8 cents per $100 of assessed value real estate and personal property.
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Long-time Grant County High School Public Address Announcer Bob Barnes will be honored for his 32 years of service this Saturday at the Grant County-Bellevue basketball game. A reception will be provided, by the Grant County Basketball Boosters, after the game.
Marshall Liberman, Chief Executive Officer of Citizens Bank, in Dry Ridge, has announced that H. Dean Lindsay joined the bank on Jan. 6 as Director of Marketing and Business Development. Lindsay has been in banking for 13 years, most recently as a branch manager with NCNB National Bank of Florida.
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Kenneth Juett has been appointed by President Kennedy to serve as a member of the Selective Service Local Board 29, located in the basement of the courthouse. He is employed by the Bank of Williamstown as a cashier. The other members of the board are J.C. Ball, Fred Price, William Ackman and James W. Bennett.
The Citizens Telephone Company announced two new telephone services for the home available to Grant County residents, according to Don W. Dericks, district commercial manager. A residential system called Home Interphone provides such services as door answering and Bell Chime, which announces calls with a soft-toned musical chime.
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The group, owned by 25 major banks, including such U.S. giants as JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Bank of America and Capital One, announced Thursday it would be ready to tokenize Mastercard-branded cards in the first quarter, enabling the banks to work directly with such mobile wallet providers as Apple, Google and merchants, using their group's own token service provider. As NFC Times reported in April, The Clearing House also is seeking to tokenize the Visa-branded cards their members issue.
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NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – While Australia is the top market worldwide for use of contactless bank cards at retail, any hopes for those same open-loop cards and card credentials on NFC phones being used as part of a nationwide, interoperable transit payments service have been dashed for now.
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NFC TIMES Exclusive Insight – While Apple's deal with Goldman Sachs to jointly roll out a new credit card this year integrated with Apple Pay and Apple's devices made headlines Thursday, it was neither the first news of this partnership nor the first deal of its kind for Apple.
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text: Hi, Thanks, Joe. I am not meaning to "ban" anything immediately, I am just curious how often this happen to the HPC community. Perl/shell is really strong tool, one example is to use loop to submit huge mount of jobs and puts burden on scheduler server, the other example is to have one job sit idle and frequently to use system call to detect the job status and resubmit jobs again and again; the other example is that use system call and ssh to each node and run stuff and bypass the scheduler... It just drives me crazy sometime. How do you guys handle issue like this? Jerry -----Original Message----- From: Joe Landman [mailto:landman at scalableinformatics.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 5:24 PM To: Xu, Jerry Cc: beowulf at beowulf.org Subject: Re: [Beowulf] scheduler and perl Hi Jerry: Its generally a good idea to talk to your users, understand what it is they are doing, and see if you can help them, rather than simply "banning" things. The result of bans of deeply embedded practices usually results in some ... exciting ... meetings, emails, and telephone calls. That said, we use, and our products quite a bit of Perl to submit jobs, and it works fine. If you are running into particular issues, why not discuss them here, and likely you will get lots of good answers back. Joe Xu, Jerry wrote: > Hi, I am maintaining a cluster while lots user uses perl to submit tons of jobs > which seems to me like abusing the system. > > Does everybody meet the same situation? Many user us system call in the perl to > do "qsub", shall I ban this? I don't know exactly why it is bad, but it looks to > me really bad. Anybody can give me a good reason to ban it with better > explanation? > > Sincerely > > Protein > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf -- Joseph Landman, Ph.D Founder and CEO Scalable Informatics LLC, email: landman at scalableinformatics.com web : http://www.scalableinformatics.com phone: +1 734 786 8423 fax : +1 734 786 8452 or +1 866 888 3112 cell : +1 734 612 4615


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Charles Esten Can't Relate to His 'Nashville' Character, Deacon Claybourne
'Nashville' character Deacon Claybourne is loyal, but also pretty self-destructive. While some actors choose a role based on the connection they feel, Charles "Chip" Esten, who plays the part, says he can't relate to his on-screen character.
"I'm very different than Deacon in many, many ways, but there's a lot of 'there but for the grace of God go I,'" he admits (quote via Big Machine Label Group).
"He's had it harder than I've probably had it, so it's taken its toll and he's got his demons that he battles and I guess everybody does, but I'm pretty different," the 48-year-old adds, "But I'm glad for it."
Claybourne, who is still in a mess of a situation with Rayna (played by Connie Britton) on the show, is struggling with possibly never playing guitar again and trying to heal after a car crash. In contrast to his 'Nashville' character, Esten has a wife, along with two daughters and a son -- he has a pretty stable life. His real life is also probably a lot less drama-filled than that of his character, which helps him sleep a whole lot better at night.
If Esten can't relate to his 'Nashville' character, it means that he's not just a good actor -- he's a great actor, as he's able to play the extremely conflicted 'Nashville' star really, really well.
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As expected, Jets running back Shonn Greene took a step back from his "Something's got to change," remarks made to Yahoo's Mike Silver when he addressed the rest of the assembled media Thursday.
Via Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News, Greene said his words were "taken out of conext," and that he didn't advocate a change.
"I said nothing about Tebow needs to be a starting quarterback," Greene said.
Nothing against Greene, but this was as predictable as Woody Johnson failing to make things better by talking.
Something was said, and when it gets uncomfortable, the old reliable "out of context" card is the first one played. And because reporters are easy targets, a lot of people buy it.


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Every week, blogger Matt Vensel breaks down a critical play, sometimes with the help of Ravens players, from that week's game. Today he looks at Sam Koch's touchdown run on a fake field goal against the Raiders.
The intentions of the Ravens have been questioned after they scored on a fake field goal while up 24 points in the third quarter of Sunday's blowout victory over the Oakland Raiders. To their credit, the Raiders didn't whine about the fake, though defensive tackle Tommy Kelly did ask reporters, "Would you run a fake field goal?"
Maybe they were, as coach John Harbaugh said after the 55-20 win, just making a point to future opponents that they will make them pay for overloading on field goal attempts. Maybe they were trying to silence the Raiders after they were chirping at wide receiver Anquan Boldin in a three-score game. Or maybe they were sick of critics talking about style points, so they tacked seven of them on with punter Sam Koch's touchdown run.
But there is no question the fake field goal was a sweet play.
After another successful Baltimore drive seemingly ended at Oakland's seven-yard line, the Ravens trotted out rookie kicker Justin Tucker to add to their 41-17 lead. As they Ravens lined up at the left hash, they saw that the Raiders have put eight of their 11 defenders to the right of long snapper Morgan Cox. Harbaugh said that tendency showed up on tape, and the players were directed leading up to the game to take advantage of it if they saw it.
"It was in the call, it was a possibility," Harbaugh said. "If they give you the look, you run it. I they don't give you the look, pretty much like every fake, you don't run it. It was in the game plan all week, and they gave us the opportunity, and we called it."
Cox snapped the ball to Koch, who doubles as the holder on field goals. As soon as he caught it, he ran to his left, where the three defenders on that side were walled off by tight end Ed Dickson and linemen Gino Gradkowski and Michael Oher. Koch cut between Gradkowski and Oher before high-stepping into the end zone. Koch said no Raiders defender touched him on the touchdown run.
"It was better than mine," running back Ray Rice said. "He set up his blocks. I'm going to have to take a few lessons out of his book."
The 7-yard touchdown run was the first of Koch's career, but it's not like we haven't seen that play before. It was the same play the Ravens ran to score a two-point conversion in their lopsided win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in last year's season opener -- and the timing of that fake field goal raised eyebrows as well.
Koch emphatically spiked the football before getting mobbed by his teammates. Oher and fellow tackle Kelechi Osemele bounced into him, and Tucker looked to be even more fired up than Koch.
Asked if the Raiders seemed to be upset about the fake at the time, Koch replied, "I was too busy doing high-fives and spiking the ball."
The Ravens are getting flak for running the tricky fake field goal, which was executed perfectly. But good for Koch, who doesn't spend much time dancing in the end zone. As free safety Ed Reed put it, "punters are people, too."


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Vietnamese Bun Recipes
Banh Bao Recipe (Vietnamese Steamed Bun)
Bánh bao literally translates to "cakes that wrap something" in Vietnamese. The dough is made of flour, milk, sugar and a hint of oil. Once the dough rises, it's formed in the desired shape, usually dumplings similar to a pointy turban, then steamed until plump and perky. In general, they're stuffed with savory meat or sweet egg custard (called bánh bao cadé).
I've also seen them plain and shaped into a taco-style envelope at a few dim sum places. This is the version I used to finish the leftover braised duck leg from the night before. I shredded the tender duck meat and added pickled carrots and daikon and cilantro. I drizzled the bánh bao with a mole sauce using the reduced braising sauce adding 2 ounces chopped unsweetened chocolate, which tied the dish together beautifully. I was tempted to post this bánh bao bun in my second cookbook, Bánh Mì: 75 Banh Mi Recipes for Authentic and Delicious Vietnamese Sandwiches but decided to keep the recipes more traditional. Still, they're a a lot of fun to make and quite versatile.
Since it's the weekend already and I usually post a dessert, I'll also mention that the leftover bánh bao wraps can be turned into sweet treats with the right filling. Dried fig spread, lemon curd (I had jars of the lemon curd I made last winter) and chocolate mousse or the more traditional sweet egg custard are all great choices.
If you live in the Bay Area, don't forget to pencil in next Saturday (May 25th) for my cooking demo and cookbook signing for Haute Potato at Los Altos Library. Hope to see everyone there. Have a great weekend!
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Bo Hanh Huong Recipe (Vietnamese Beef Rolls)
Vietnamese beef rolls, called bò hành hương, are typically considered a festive dish. We had a lot of guests over last week and I decided to serve this Vietnamese beef specialty as the main course for my buffet party menu. The name translates to "onion scented beef", and that is an apt description. The authentic version would use green onions, but I didn't have any, so I substituted thin wedges of regular onions for the filling. It didn't alter the main flavor of the dish.
And since people eat with their eyes first, I made sure the presentation of the rolls was inviting. I served them on a bed of lettuce with slices of citrus from our garden.
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Vegetarian Spring Rolls
Spring rolls are traditionally made of sliced pork, boiled shrimp, rice vermicelli noodles and Vietnamese herbs wrapped in rice paper called bánh tráng. Since I cook for a vegetarian crowd every day, today I made "salad" rolls with sauteed carrots, beech mushrooms, shredded white cabbage, soybean sprouts, fried tofu and the usual rice vermicelli noodles, lettuce and Vietnamese mint.
Served at room temperature with a vegetarian dipping sauce, they make the perfect summer entree. And speaking of summer, wrapping almost anything is a really great way to exercise portion control, which will do wonders for your bikini bod!
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Vegetarian Spring Rolls: Bi Cuon Chay Recipe
For this dish I made a traditional bì chay with jicama, tofu, a protein element and soy sauce dipping sauce. Then I wrapped the tofu mixture in rice paper disks, forming tasty and healthy spring rolls. Rice vermicelli noodles, shredded lettuce and cucumber were added to form the rolls as well.
Once you master forming the spring rolls, you can experiment with many different combinations of noodles, vegetables and protein. Just try to maintain the same ratio of ingredient types as in this recipe.
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Bun Bi Chay Recipe
Bun is a popular Vietnamese meal, which consists of rice vermicelli noodles, shredded lettuce, bean sprouts, cucumber, a protein element and dipping sauce. Bun bì chay is a vegetarian version that replicates shredded pork by using fried sliced jicama and fried tofu.
This is an ideal and very refreshing hot weather dish. The preparation is labor intensive, especially with chopping and frying, so I usually make a large quantity. It's delicious and keeps for a few days, so it's definitely worth the effort.
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