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St Tropez Villas for sale, a guide for the buyer
Before purchase, your saint tropez villa
consider the 5 following criteria:
- Location of the bay of St Tropez villa, the famous golden rule, location, location, location!
- Areas of the land and the house
- Architecture, beauty, and adequacy of the bay of St Tropez Villa
- Quality of the property
- Environment, secure, calm, luxurious homes and urban surroundings
During purchase, the villa in st tropez
acknowledge the following:
- Purchase Contract, done by the real estate agent or notary
- Banks, we can assist you for loans
- Smooth transition with the Saint Tropez homes owners
- Contracts with water utility, phone, and electrical companies
- Serious architects and contractors
AFTER PURCHASE, the bay of saint tropez villa
MANAGEMENT of the bay of Saint Tropez homes by:
- Account handling the costs of your bay of St Tropez villa, perfected by the St Tropez real-estate agency
- Bills respective to the house, settled by the St Tropez real-estate agency
- Custodian wages established by the St Tropez real-estate agency
- Pool, maintenance, and extended networking with architects and businesses
- French administration, connection established by the St Tropez real-estate agencyand our interior design office partner FGDESIGN
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A St Tropez real-estate agency has other goals besides guiding you through your visits; its role is to also advise you when you are in unfamiliar territory with its extensive knowledge on the St Tropez real estate market, to help you make an educated decision when purchasing bay of Saint Tropez homes.
Keys in hand, you may begin a wonderful journey with your new home in the Bay of St Tropez.
Hubert ABITBOL,
St Tropez Real-estate manager since 1984 (agenzia immobiliare )
Agence Riviera, the St Tropez real-estate expert of the bay of Saint Tropez ( agenzie immobiliari saint tropez )
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Holiday villas in St Tropez for rent, Villas to rent near St Tropez, a personal guide:
BEFORE rent
the bay of St Tropez Villa, five important criteria:
- Location of the bay of St Tropez villa
- Environment
- Inviting interior space, comfortable and pleasant Saint Tropez homes to live in
- Decoration, furniture and equipment
- Rent contract
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DURING the rent
of the bay of St Tropez Villa
- St Tropez Villa service; cleaning, swimming-pool, garden and cook.
- Shopping malls near by the bay of St Tropez villa
- Sports: Tennis, golf, Aquatic sports...
- Beaches near the bay of Saint Tropez homes
- Emergency: doctors, hospitals, auto mechanic
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of the bay of St Tropez Villa
- Keys, organizing your departure
- Inventory
- Transports; aerial, rail, marine, and road
- Deposit
- Considering it to rent for next year?
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Dominique Drappier is a professional in her domain. Specialized in renting bay of Saint Tropez homes, she is assisted by Dany Benais in the St Tropez real-estate agency RIVIERA since 1989.
They will be able to give you a hand and make you fully enjoy all the activities available to you! Enjoy the sun and sea of St Tropez!
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With Villa St Tropez Website and RIVIERA St Tropez Real-Estate Agency, To buy Saint Tropez homes or to rent holiday villas in St Tropez is easier than ever! Available vacations homes for rent in june, july, august ans september.
To sell or rent a Bay of St Tropez Villa
The "MANDAT", a fair CONTRACT between the owner and the St Tropez real-estate agent
- An ESTIMATE of your bay of St Tropez Villa: good knowledge of the real estate business
- " MANDAT SIMPLE"or "MANDAT EXCLUSIF", exclusive contract
- DOCUMENTS you need for sale or rent bay of Saint Tropez homes
- SHOWING the villa to buyers
- SALE or RENT CONTRACT
RIVIERA, St Tropez real-estate agency since 1989
- EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE of the business for over 20 years
- SALES, RENTS, and VILLA MANAGEMENT, 3 complementary areas
- For over 20 years, customers from show-business, finances, and industry have been working with us in total confidence
- CREDIBILITY of the St Tropez real-estate agent who will represent you.
- NEGOCIATION is a difficult task; its success requires hard work and competence
VILLA ST TROPEZ.COM, an efficient St Tropez Website tool:
- Full posted bay of St Tropez villa DESCRIPTIONS and PICTURES
- FRENCH and ENGLISH VERSION of the St Tropez website
- Frequent MAILS sent to our possible customers
- RIVIERA in ST TROPEZ and RIVIERA FLORIDA in MIAMI
- DYNAMIC St Tropez website which is refreshed constantly
Selling Bay of Saint Tropez homes has been our job for over 20 years. It is a job that we love.
Being SINCERE in our advices is essential
CREDIBILITY first starts in being honest with our customers
CONFIDANCE between the St Tropez real-estate agent and customer is difficult to establish, but the strongest way to build success.
We are the bridge between the customer, and the property owner.
Competence and tenacity will allow us to accomplish the mission you confined in us.
Hubert ABITBOL, St Tropez Real-estate agent and manager of the RIVIERA St Tropez real-estate company since 1989.
Dominique DRAPPIER, St Tropez real-estate rental specialist since 1989.
Dany BENAIS has joined RIVIERA in 2004.
- 10 TRAPS to AVOID
FOR SALE, bay of saint tropez villas:
- 503V ; For sale St Tropez Villa ; Moutte Parcs ; Beach and private residence; Villa very well located at St Tropez, in a luxury residential park, close to a beatiful beach. Traditional provencal architecture;
- 611V ; For sale Ramatuelle Villa ;Pampelonne beaches; luxurious home; Splendid villa located near the Pampelonne beaches.Very beautiful view on the sea. Apprroximatively house area of 500m2.
- 644V ; For sale Saint Tropez Villa ; The salins ; Property with sophisticated garden; Superb Villa In St Tropez, offering casual comfort located close to the salins beach. Luxurious architecture.
- 619V ; For sale bay of St Tropez Villa ; Magnificent property; Superb sea view; Tennis; In Gassin, superb property overlooking the bay of St Tropez located close to the village, with enchanting views. Architecture of great quality, luxuriously furnished.
- 629V ; For sale Saint Tropez Villa ; Close to downtown ; Provencal architecture
- 617V ; For sale Ramatuelle Villa ; Pampelonne ; Charming villa close to the Club55
- 646V ; For sale Ste Maxime Villa ; Nice sea view
- 652V ; For sale Ramatuelle Villa; Close to the beaches; charming
- 602V ; Magnificent Ramatuelle home close to the club 55
- 625V ; For sale Ramatuelle home; Provencal "Bastide"; large land area
Month RIVIERA first price-quality choice : St Tropez Villa for sale, La Moutte, Ref.503V
FOR RENT, bay of saint tropez villas:
- 241L ; For Rent St Tropez Villa ; St Anne ; Charm and sea view; Charming Saint Tropez home, located in Ste Anne area, very beautiful bay of Saint Tropez view. Exquisite quality and custom details throughout.
- 222L ; For Rent Saint Tropez Villa ; Les Salins ; walking distance to Salins beach; Beautiful villa in St Tropez, located at a walking distance from salins beach.Automatic gate, swimming pool, landscaped garden
- 281L ; For Rent St Tropez villa ; Les Parcs de St Tropez ; on the water; Superb Parcs of Saint Tropez Villa, on the water. Spectacular panoramic sea view; 6 bedrooms with bathrooms. Large reception area.
- 219L ; For Rent Saint Tropez Villa; St Anne ; In the vineyard; Saint Tropez house perfectly located in Ste Anne area. Close to downtown Saint Tropez, charming house, traditional architecture, covered terrasse overlooking the vines.
- 213L; For Rent close to St Tropez; Magnificent property; Spectacular sea view; Tennis
- 204L ; For Rent Ramatuelle Villa; Pampelonne ; walking distance to the beach
- 236L ; For Rent Ramatuelle Villa; view on the Pampelonne beaches;
- 263L ; For Rent Saint Tropez Villa; La Moutte beach
- 259L ; For Rent St Tropez Villa; Five minutes from the "Place des Lices"
- 273L ; For Rent Grimaud Villa; Beauvallon ; Large sea view
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The 10 real-estate traps to avoid
before to buy or rent a villa
1. To buy or to rent holiday villas in St Tropez without the help of a professional bay of ST Tropez real estate agent having a professional card delivered by the departmental main administration's office (prefecture).
2. To buy or to rent Saint Tropez homes just looking the pictures, without the visit.
3. A quick visit, without taking the necessary time.
4. To buy or to rent holiday villas in St Tropez without asking for the useful house technical information.
5. Master town planning, if you buy not to be informed about the local rules, the potential possibility to increase the bay of St Tropez Villa area, and the environmental knowledge.
6. To buy or to rent Bay of Saint Tropez homes without being aware about the neighborhood nuisance.
7. To sign a contract (rental contract or purchase contract) without a professional help, and if it is a purchase contract, a 'notaire' representation.
8. To do renovation work without an architect, or without asking for a building permit.
9. Hoping to save money with non-professional contractors, amateurs, that is the most expensive saving!
10. Once the renovation or construction work finished, not to ask for the insurances and the compliance certificate.
RIVIERA, real estate agency
in saint tropez since 1989
Dear Visitor,
Buying a home in the bay of St Tropez is both a great pleasure and a serious matter.
It is an important and a long term investment.
Our profession, to help you to choose well, to make a good deal, to avoid errors and traps.
Since 20 years we give to our customers essential information before, during and after the purchase of their bay of St Tropez Villa.
Your pleasure must be total, of the correct choice, the house which fits, the one you love. The satisfaction to to have bought well, of a good investment.
Our purpose, to do well our estate agent's profession, to seek and to find the bay of St Tropez villa which fits to your need, to accompany you throughout the purchase process, and to stay at your side later.
Our buyers maintain their trust with us, we continue to advise them many years after their purchase and most often we manage their property at their demand.
The day the wish to resell comes, we shall always be there, at their side to assist them again.
Our objective and our satisfaction: to gain your confidence and to keep it.
Hubert ABITBOL, Architect and St Tropez real-estate agent in St Tropez since 1982.
Dominique DRAPPIER, The rental specialist in St Tropez since 1976
Danny BENAIS , He joined our office in 2004
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Riviera real estate agency, in saint tropez since 1989, will help you to find the villa you seek:
Saint tropez luxurious homes for sale and for rent, a land to build a house, a luxurious villa for sale in the bay of saint tropez, a prestigious property in st tropez or a charming home close to the village.
The secure and easy way to rent a vacations home or an holiday house in saint tropez. RIVIERA real estate agency is the good choice in the French RIVIERA to find houses for rent or for sale in the parcs of saint tropez, houses close to the beach or on the water, luxury house with swimming pool, a superb property with sea view close to tahiti beach, epi beach, nikki and club 55.
With RIVIERA, located at the hotel BYBLOS, near the "place des lices", at a walking distance from the harbour and the famous senequier, you will find the perfect house for your next vacations. Winter in saint-tropez, he best season to visit villas for rent and for sale in saint-tropez. The prices are not listed, do not hesitate to call us and asking about the prices.
With Villa St Tropez Website and RIVIERA St Tropez Real-Estate Agency, To buy Saint Tropez homes or to rent holiday villas in St Tropez is easier than ever!
The 2009 rental season is approaching. Do not hesitate to contact us for your holidays in Saint Tropez, the sooner the best to have a large choice of villas in Saint Tropez rentals!


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The economy might be recovering, but for meeting planners, the job landscape is forever changed. Companies may start hiring again, but cutbacks, consolidation, and accountability — the buzz words of the past three years — will remain part of the equation.
Follow seven meeting planners, all victims of this jobless recovery, as they share where they have been and where they are headed. Their experiences shed some light on our changing industry.
Rebecca Oteri founder, Event Management Group
"THE CORPORATE MEETING PLANNER IS A DYING BREED," says Rebecca Oteri, who recently started her own independent meeting planning firm, Event Management Group, in Andover, Mass. "I don't think you'll see many in-house meeting departments any more. They have come under too much scrutiny as corporate America has come under scrutiny."
Because of the accounting scandals of recent years, companies cannot afford the appearance of having a separate department for meetings, says Oteri. As a result, planners are being moved into marketing, travel, or procurement departments, or their jobs are being outsourced. For people such as Oteri — herself a former corporate planner — the trend opens up a world of opportunity.
Oteri worked for Genuity, an Internet infrastructure provider in Woburn, Mass., for two years before being laid off in 2001 and moving to Beverly, Mass.-based association management company PR/RI to plan medical meetings. She left last summer to start her own business. "It was something I had been thinking about for a long time."
While at Genuity — now owned by Level 3 Communications, Broomfield, Colo. — Oteri experienced the corporate boom and bust. She was there for the initial public offering, which launched June 26, 2000, and the subsequent tech stock swoon. "I was with Genuity for two years, which doesn't sound like a lot, but it was about five years' worth of work," she says. "I learned a tremendous amount about corporate events and marketing because we launched a brand. Having been more on the logistics side, it was nice to move into content development and the marketing part of events."
But logistics are what Oteri specializes in with her new venture. She targets companies that have folded meetings into marketing and don't have the resources to focus on the nuts and bolts of planning. "There are a lot of people who are excellent at marketing who don't know how to negotiate contracts or handle logistics, so they look to people such as myself." In fact, two of her clients are corporate directors of marketing.
Oteri has also formed partnerships with other independents who focus on tasks that she doesn't, such as AV. She is working the Democratic National Convention in Boston in July through an audiovisual partner who has hired her to handle event planning. She has had discussions with several other vendors about similar relationships. "I see independent people forming partnerships to go after pieces of business," she says.
Oteri does not expect the move to outsourcing to end anytime soon, as companies find ways to do more with less. "I think it's a new model."
Candace Adams founder, Trade Show Consulting
CANDACE ADAMS HAS A CONDITION, and she's not afraid to admit it. "I'm a trade show junkie. I'm addicted to being on the show floor," she declares.
With more professional designations than a five-star general, Adams — also known as The Booth Mom — turned her experience and passion into a successful event management consulting business after being laid off from a corporate planner position.
Not that running a business is something new for her. Adams had been running her company, Trade Show Consulting, based in Carlsbad, Calif., since 1996, but at the height of the technology boom, she got an offer she couldn't refuse when one of her largest clients, IPivot, was bought by Intel in 1999 and she was asked to join as a planner. The ride ended in 2001 when Intel sold off the unit and the marketing staff was let go.
Adams had no regrets, however, taking with her a nice severance package and valuable experience. "It was fascinating just getting to see how the big boys do it," she says.
After Intel, she went back to her consulting business, and eventually earned four certifications. In addition to the familiar CMM and CMP, she is a CTSM, or Certified Trade Show Marketer, and a CME, or Certified Manager of Exhibits — and she has a CEM, or Certified in Exposition Management, designation on the way. Sometimes, though, she is afraid that the alphabet soup of certifications prices her out of jobs. "I have sort of lost the credibility by having too much credibility." As a result, she has two business cards, one for exhibit management and one for speaking, writing, and training.
While business has been good, Adams says she has to work about 20 percent more to make the same money she did a few years ago. But she doesn't mind so much. "If I could stay awake 22 hours and work, I'd be doing something on trade shows just for the love of it."
William Youngs meeting planner, Maritz Corporate Travel
WILLIAM YOUNGS' JOURNEY to finding work as a meeting planner ended the same day it began — one year later, that is.
Youngs was laid off as operations manager in the meeting department at a medical education company on January 7, 2003. Exactly one year later, he started his new job at Maritz Corporate Travel, which is now owned by Carlson Wagonlit. In his new role, he works as a third-party meeting planner and sourcing specialist for AXA Financial, a New York — based financial services company.
With more than 18 years in the meeting business, Youngs found that his extensive resume hurt him with many potential employers. "I was constantly being told I was overqualified," he says. The corporate mind-set really changed after September 11, says Youngs. Not only was he dealing with companies that were forced to cut costs and do more with less, but he found that meeting planner salary levels had dropped significantly. Since he was laid off from Roche Laboratories in 2001 — his first layoff — Youngs' salary has dropped by $20,000.
As he looked for work, Youngs found that jobs advertised as meeting managers were much larger in scope than they had been in the past. "I always had administrative help to assist with Word, Excel, etc.; now, planners are expected to know and do all those tasks themselves."
As the search went on, he considered leaving the industry, but each time he thought about it, a new job opening would lure him back.
At Maritz/Carlson Wagonlit, it looks as if he's found his new home.
Renee Goetz independent meeting planner contractor
RENEE GOETZ IS NOT AFRAID to take chances.
Some may see her decision to pack up her independent meeting planning practice in San Francisco and relocate to New York City as a gamble — but she sees it differently. "People ask me why I moved to New York, and my first response is for a new adventure, and in my second breath, I believe there is more opportunity there," says Goetz, a CMP.
Goetz's move to New York in December mirrors a risk she took in 1999 that proved to be her entrance into meeting planning. She had been working as a director in senior academic management in the University of California system for 12 years, but she left in fall 1999 after deciding that she wasn't on the right career path.
"When I left my last employer, I didn't know I was going to be a meeting contractor," says Goetz. "It materialized almost out of thin air." She came across a contract job within the university system that called for planning meetings. Meeting planning had been a secondary part of her job at the university, so she applied and won the contract. "I didn't realize when it was happening what the ramifications would be," says Goetz.
She had found a new career.
She found plenty of work on a contract basis in San Francisco, but then business dried up as the dot-com boom went bust. She had long entertained the idea of moving to New York, and, after conducting her own personal site visit, she packed her bags. "I had been looking at job Web sites throughout this entire time period, not just for San Francisco but also for New York, and I saw more job openings in New York," she explains.
Since the move, she has gotten more interviews, both for contract and for full-time work. She intends to be gainfully employed as a meeting planner before long. "I'm holding strong that there's a place for me here."
Cris Canning founder, Hospitality Ink
CRIS CANNING HAS COME full circle.
When Canning joined Coronado, Calif. — based event planning firm Charter Connection as sales director in 1999, she told her boss that she would commit to five years, and then leave to start her own business. Nearly five years to the day, she launched Hospitality Ink, a public relations and marketing firm for independent meeting planners and suppliers.
For someone who started her career in public relations, Canning's new endeavor combines the best of both worlds. "They always say you're supposed to follow your passion, so I decided to take my educational background, which is public relations, and apply it to the industry I know best."
But meeting her self-imposed deadline was not a foregone conclusion. As recently as late last year, it didn't look as if it would happen. "I never thought I had an entrepreneurial bone in my body, since I was a single mom and needed the security of a regular paycheck and insurance," she says. But with her kids grown, she decided to take the leap.
Hospitality Ink fills a niche in the independent planning community, she says, particularly for small firms. Recognizing that some outfits won't have the budget to hire her on retainer, she is publishing a workbook, tailored to the meeting industry, showing independents how to get the word out about their companies. Canning says the next step is to get out there and sell herself. But she is inspired by the chance to control her own destiny and optimistic about her success. As she puts it: "Failure is not an option."
Candace Homer graduate, George Washington University
CANDACE HOMER IS COMMITTED to a career in the meeting industry. She just hopes that the industry commits to her.
Homer, who is working in the marketing department of a law firm, has been looking for work as a meeting planner since December, when she earned her master's degree in meeting management from George Washington University. So far, it has not been easy.
"The market is very tight. It's hard to get your foot in the door," says Homer, who has used staffing firms, networked, and sent out countless resumes. Her fear is that when the jobs do open up, they will go to experienced planners first.
Homer has been working in marketing since she got her undergraduate degree from Hampton University five years ago. Jobs included stints at a financial planning company and a law firm, where she got a chance to dabble in meeting planning and soon decided to make a career change. "I think it fits very well with my personality," says Homer, who is an avowed perfectionist and likes the organizational component of running an event. So in fall 2002, she enrolled in the GWU master's program.
Homer will continue to work at the law firm until a meeting planning job comes along. "I'm in it for the long haul," she says. "And I'll keep looking until I find something.
MaryAnne Bobrow founder, Bobrow & Associates
FOR MARYANNE BOBROW, an independent meeting management career was not one that she would have mapped out for herself. "I've been to hell and back, and now I'm ready to move forward," says Bobrow, who founded Bobrow & Associates, Fair Oaks, Calif., in February after 13 years as an association executive. Her company offers full-service association management as well as project-based tasks for associations and corporations.
A string of health issues forced Bobrow to leave her job as executive director at the Wild West Veterinary Conference. It started last year when she was confronted with eldercare issues — her mother's deepening case of Alzheimer's disease and her father's hospitalization after a heart attack — as well as her own health problems. She injured her knee and had to undergo surgery; while in recovery, she was diagnosed with uterine cancer. During her recuperation, she had time to reflect on her career path, and she decided to make a change. "As an executive director of a small association, you run full speed, 365 days a year," she says. "There are no valleys, only peaks."
One reason that she decided to launch her own company was to create a better balance between her work and home life. "Being on your own, you can pace yourself," she explains. "You're more efficient because you don't have to worry about what other people perceive you're doing."


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I absolutely loved the shorter version of this speech that she did at another con a while back, and was pleased to get to see it live. Unfortunately for me, though, Dave Muscato of American Atheists had put out a call to the intertubes asking whether or not anyone had a flash card reader and …
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Oct 14 2013
Pine River, MN's puppy mill animal seizure, and our temporary foster dog
About a month ago, since Jodi can't work on the Spousal visa she's under, she decided to start volunteering some of her time at a local animal shelter. The shelter was at the time flooded with animals after a puppy mill — Country Pride Kennel, owned and operated by 60 year old Deborah B. Rowell in …
Oct 04 2013
Tim Minchin addresses University of Western Australia graduates (UPDATE: With transcript!)
This is an absolutely sublime speech. It is full of both realism and optimism at the same time. It is full of skepticism. It sounds nihilistic at times, but Tim Minchin does that oratory sleight-of-hand that has you looking one way while he delivers a truth sucker punch from the other. This speech has brightened …
Jul 19 2013
#FtBCon: Mission Creep (with text)
My talk for FtBConscience! Hooray! Comments are disabled there, but are enabled here. The video should hopefully also helpfully direct would-be commenters here via the description. Full text of my speech below the fold. It doesn't contain any of the verbal burrs or slight tangents I took but it's largely intact. I hope some kind …
Mar 25 2013
Chronicles of a Canadian abroad
Well, as "abroad" as a Canadian living in the unofficial-Canada-adjunct that is Minneapolis gets, I suppose.
Feb 20 2013
Linux+ Certified!
Hooray! I passed my CompTIA Linux+ certification today. Sorry I've been neglecting you folks over the last little bit, but see, I've been studying from an old exam study guide from 2010, stolen from an acquaintance, and it's basically eaten all my concentration since I hatched this hare-brained scheme of mine. Last Wednesday, at about …
Feb 14 2013
I am now a Bachelor!
No, not that kind of bachelor. My dance card is still full. (Sorry, interested party(ies).) In the Spring of 2001, I completed my last courses and, prior to leaving my university and entering the workforce to work off the debt I'd accumulated, I applied to graduate. I thought I had all my core prerequisites under …
Feb 10 2013
Ze Frank's true facts about sloths
Whatever you're doing. stop doing that thing. Thereafter, do this thing instead: press play on the below video. If I typed as quickly as a sloth, this would be a very long post. Not because they type quickly, but because they type slowly enough to cause a lot of autorepeat characters.
Feb 04 2013
Ram Truck Superb Owl Farmer Wrongness
This is so so so wrong and so many people are sighing and crying about it. Here's the text: And on the eighth day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need a caretaker." So God made a farmer. God said, "I need somebody willing to get up before dawn, milk cows, …


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Days here are becoming hot and dull. Kitchen is steaming and working in the kitchen at times is a nightmare with temperature hitting 43C. I did envy Sanjeev Kapoor while watching Khana Khazana when he mentioned that his kitchen is air conditioned and I so desperately want to have an AC in my kitchen, though I must confess my all rooms are air conditioned which I feel is no more a luxury but a necessity, but to have an AC in the kitchen is still a luxury and hopefully I will have that too sometime….
Workload is gradually becoming less and hopefully in a few days I will be chirping in all the blogs leaving my comments making everyone feel that I'm alive again till then bear with me…
Coming to today's post, my regular readers would understand my penchant for the smoked flavour and one can read more of my posts on getting this flavour here and here. What I can promise is that you would never regret making these and they will be a BIG hit. I tried to incorporate the smoked flavour in the stuffed Okra and the resultant was a BIG hit in the family. Every one asked what did I do to make it so tasty and my MIL asked me questions too indicating that she loved what she ate.
Honestly speaking the only thing special about the stuffing was the smoked flavour which made it different and unusual. So do try it and get all the praises…
about 35-40 small sized tender okra
3-4 chopped onions
1" piece ginger grated
200gms Cottage Cheese grated
1tbsp coriander pwd.
1tbsp. Kitchen king masala
1tbsp. Chaat Masala
red chilli pwd as per taste
salt as per taste
For Smoking- 2-3 pieces Charcoal
Wash the Okra and wipe it dry. Head it and cut a slit in the centre for the stuffing. Keep them aside.
In a pan heat 2-3tsp oil and sauté the onions. Add the rest of the ingredients one by one except the Okra to make the stuffing.
Take the stuffing in a bowl and make a well in the centre. Put a smaller bowl in the well and keep the hot charcoal in it, put a few drops of oil over it and close the bowl with the lid for 15-20 minutes.
Stuff the Okra with the smoked stuffing. Heat a few tablespoon of oil in a pan and slide the stuffed okra in it and mix properly. Cook till done.
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Tucson, Ariz., is an easy town to take for granted if you're not into hiking, biking, horses, history, geology, books, art, food, beer, birds, botany, mountains or the Southwest in general. But if you are into any of those things, it might be the easiest trip you've ever done. I've visited Tucson yearly for almost the last three decades, and I became a part-time local. There are a lot of great half-day outings in the town that's become my go-to getaway. Here are four favorites.
West: The desert and beyond
If you're new to the landscape, hit the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum early in your trip. This combination zoo, natural history museum and botanic garden is in its 60th year, and its staff and hundreds of docents care for a collection that includes 106 mammals, 241 birds and 341 reptiles - and 40,000 plants.
This January, my sister and I arrived for Raptor Free Flight to watch the twice-daily free program. Owls, peregrine falcons, ravens and a clan of Harris's hawks buzzed over our heads, roosting atop nearby trees and saguaros, as staffers explained how each species locates and kills its prey.
There are other free programs, and longer, specialized tours can be booked starting at $35.Best time to visit is any March, when the rain is good, the cacti are blooming and the hummingbird aviary is abuzz. That's also when the museum begins opening an hour earlier, at 7:30 a.m.
If you're interested in a specific animal, call to find out what time of day it's most likely to be active. 2021 N. Kinney Road, desertmuseum.org; 520-883-2702. Sept.-May $14.50 general; 4-12 $5; 3 and under free; June-Aug. $12.50 general; 4-12 $4; 3 and under, free.
It's a tailgating, picnic kind of day, so make a raid on A.J.'s Fine Foods (2805 E. Skyline Drive, ajsfinefoods.com) to load up a cooler with picnic fare: Sushi, salads, sandwiches, chocolates, cake, prickly pear salsa and the wine to go with, all can be found at this huge gourmet grocery.Museumed out? Head to nearby Catalina State Park's 5,500 acres of hiking, biking, birding and horse trails that wind uphill into the Corona National Forest (520-628-5798, azstateparks.com/Parks/CATA). Guided hikes abound; the park has an active friends association, a visitor's center, and RV and tent campsites with modern amenities, so you could make it your home base. Book a trail ride into the park from nearby Pusch Stables for an hour to a day (520-825-1664, puschridgestables.com).
Also nearby, and offering educational programs and tours is the Western National Parks Association flagship store (12880 N. Vistoso Village Drive, 520-622-6014, wnpa.org/Merchant2/tucsonstore.asp). The shop has books, maps, guides and a beautiful selection of jewelry.
Central: The art of campus
The heart of the University of Arizona campus is its museums, especially the Arizona State Museum and University of Arizona Museum of Art. You could spend an easy half day at either.
You'd expect the state museum to have a world-class collection of American Indian pottery, and it does (20,000 items; check out the Arnold and Doris Roland Wall of Pots online). But its main exhibition is basketry and other woven textiles, including cradleboards, sandals and mats representing every indigenous basketmaking culture in North America, starting around 4,000 B.C. The museum is in the midst of a $1.1 million campaign to create a dedicated, climate-controlled exhibition and storage space for the collection. The "Basketry Treasured" exhibition runs through January, and features 500 pieces from the museum's 25,000-item collection. 1013 E. University Blvd., 520-621-6302, statemuseum.arizona.eduMeanwhile, the University of Arizona Museum of Art's "Broken Desert - Land and Sea" exhibition ponders human impacts on desert landscapes through March 13.
Also on display (until 2022) is a late 15th-century Spanish altarpiece, or retablo, with 26 paintings. And "Andy Burgess, Paper City" shows the work of the Tucson collage artist, through April. 1031 N. Olive Road; 520-621-7567, statemuseum.arizona.eduThe U of A also boasts a great Mineral Museum and the Flandreau Science Center and Planetarium. The Tucson Festival of Books, outdoors on campus, is March 9-10. If you need to shake a leg after all that, try a sunset stroll up nearby Sentinel Peak.Of course, exhibition-crawling is hungry work. Fuel up at Blue Willow (2616 N. Campbell Ave., 520-327-7577, bluewillowtucson.com) with a chorizo scramble or pancakes for breakfast or meatloaf and pie for lunch. If you're ready for swank dining, head downtown to Maynard's Market and Kitchen (400 N. Toole Ave., 520-545-0577, maynardsmarkettucson.com). Too rich for you? Prowl the gourmet market or perch at the bar for a fancy cocktail. The Sunday brunch menu will make you drool: red-velvet pancakes with smoked maple and tart cherry syrups, croque madame.
South: Cave-dwelling day trip
The story of Kartchner Caverns, an hour's drive southeast of Tucson, is nearly as amazing as the cave itself. It was kept secret for 14 years while the two young cavers who found it and the owners decided what to do with it. The 2.5 miles of cave passages were only unveiled as the purchase by the state was being finalized in 1988.But to see it, you have to plan ahead. Kartchner is a living cave, meaning its ecosystem is incredibly fragile.
Spaces on its two tours are limited to 20 people for the Rotunda/Throne Room tours and 17 for the Big Room tours ($22.95 each, $12.95 for kids 7-14; children under 7 can see the Rotunda tour free, but aren't allowed on the Big Room tours). Same-day tickets are only sold on a space-available basis. Arrive an hour before tour time or risk losing your reservation. Tour rules are strict: Carry nothing in with you. The Big Room closes on April 15.Hassle? Yes. Expensive? Yes. Worth it? Every single bit. The formations are many, varied and stunning. And you'll come away awed and reminded how fragile and miraculous Earth truly is. Reservations 520-586-2283, info 520-586-4100, azstateparks.com/parks/KACASince you're already 9 miles south of Benson, head farther south to Tombstone, hitting Big Nose Kate's Saloon (bignosekate.com) for dinner. Not into Western kitsch? Turn west, then southwest to the artists' enclave of Patagonia for some strolling, shopping and a pizza at Velvet Elvis (velvetelvispizza.com). Patagonia is also pocked with mountain bike trails, including the Arizona Trail (arizonatrail.org). You're also close to the wine country of Elgin and Sonoita.
East: Where saguaros reign
There are two Saguaro National Parks in Tucson: West and East. You're going east, all the way out to where the locals check for javalina before they put the garbage out.At Saguaro National Park East, at least three great half-day trails beckon: a loop, a waterfall and a climb from which you can overlook the east side. Stop in at the visitors center (3693 S. Old Spanish Trail) for directions, weather updates and topo maps; sometimes there are guided sunset hikes or other programs.At the Loma Verde trailhead, a two-hour easy stroll through the foothills begins. Want challenge? Backtrack north to Speedway and drive to the road's end, where you'll find the Douglas Spring trailhead and an out-and-back hike to Bridal Wreath Falls.At the south end of Cactus Forest Loop is the Tanque Verde Ridge trailhead, where a half-day out-and-back gains 2,000 feet in elevation and spectacular views. Two other trails in the park are open to mountain bikes. nps.gov/sagu; $10 per vehicle or $5 per person; pass is good for seven days.Colossal Cave Mountain Park is farther south on Old Spanish Trail. Tour the cave, play in the gemstone sluice or take a trail ride. The park also includes La Posta Quemada Ranch museum. 16721 E. Old Spanish Trail, Vail; 520-647-7275; colossalcave.com


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ZIPSKINNY … My cyberwhiz bud Lee Taylor of Lawson Hill has found a lovely new research utility on line. Go to ZIPskinny.com. Enter a zip code and get lots of demographic information … It was particularly telling for me, having moved (at least temporarily) from 81423 to 94041. In the former, the number of people per square mile averages three, while in the latter it averages 8,475 people per square mile. Total land area in the former, 268 square miles; in the latter, 1.6. Total population in the former, 1,301; in the latter, 13,471 … I mean we're talking majorly claustrophobic for this Wright's Mesa boy!
BIKING IN CALIF … It's been pretty sad being in California and having to drive a car on crowded roadways, especially in a town (Mountain View) where the cars used to be scarce and I drove my gearless Schwinn everywhere as a child … So, I was delighted to buy a lovely little mountain bike at a yard sale and discover that Santa Clara County is incredibly bike friendly. There are paths and trails and bridges and everything just a few blocks from my house. I can ride down to the edge of the bay or up into the Santa Cruz Mountains, all by just hopping on a bike outside my dad's door. The vegetation is lush along the trails. There are redwoods and flowering plants. It's the California I remember as a kid. Not car California, but the flowering-summer-always-in-bloom California.
VINOD KHOSLA … That's the name of a very successful Silicon Valley green investor that the San Francisco Chronicle interviewed in its business section the other day. Let me share some of his comments … "I have no question that in 10 years, there's no way oil will be able to compete with biofuels. Even in five years. Now it will take a long time to scale biofuels, but I'm the only one in the world forecasting oil dropping in price to $35 a barrel by 2030."
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From staff and news services
Police looking for local man in Sept. 27 robbery of bank
Police are searching for a man in connection with the robbery of the Key Bank at 400 Forest Ave. on Sept. 27.
Police obtained an arrest warrant for Matthieu S. O'Rourke and are asking for the public's help in finding him.
O'Rourke, 35, is 5-foot-10 and 175 pounds, with short brown hair and brown eyes. He has elaborate tattoos on both arms, running from his wrists to his shoulders.
O'Rourke uses the alias Tony Angeles and his last known address is 765 Congress St.
Anyone with information is asked to call 874-8584 or go to the department's website: www.portland-police.com and click "Submit an Anonymous Crime Tip."
Deputies charge man, 31, with threatening, terrorizing
Cumberland County sheriff's deputies charged a New Gloucester man with criminal threatening and terrorizing after he was reported chasing another man while armed with a shotgun.
The sheriff's office was called at 10:50 p.m. Tuesday to 50 Jennie Lane for a report of an armed man chasing another man.
When deputies and state troopers arrived, the suspect had returned to his house.
Police surrounded the house and Gregory D. Mathias Jr., 31, surrendered and was taken into custody. He is being held at Cumberland County Jail on $5,000 bail and is scheduled to go to court Friday.
Biker suffers head injuries in accident on River Road
A Poland man was in critical condition at Maine Medical Center in Portland after a motorcycle crash in Windham on Tuesday.
Michael Taylor, 62, was riding on River Road in Windham his motorcycle collided with the rear-end of a car that had been stopped by a flagger, who was directing traffic through a construction site, police said.
Taylor, who was not wearing a helmet, was thrown from his motorcycle and suffered head injuries, police said.
River Road had to be shut down for nearly two hours Tuesday afternoon while police investigated the crash.
The driver of the car, Elaine Clark, 64, of Limerick, was not injured.
The accident, which was reported at 3:40 p.m., occurred near the Westbrook line.
Officials blame fatal fire on electrical problems
The state Fire Marshal's Office says an early morning fire that killed a man in Bethel was caused by an electrical problem.
Authorities have identified the victim as 39-year-old Joshua Piawlock. He was found in his second-floor bedroom after fire swept through the house.
Authorities said an examination by the state Medical Examiner's Office has determined that he died from smoke inhalation.
Piawlock's longtime girlfriend, 52-year-old Lucinda Bilodeau, and the couple's 18-year-old son were able to escape. Authorities said both suffered minor smoke inhalation and Bilodeau was treated for minor burns.
The fire started in wiring in a wall on the first floor and gutted the two-story building.
Investigators said there is no sign that smoke detectors in the home were working.
Child left behind prompts new policy for bus drivers
An 8-year-old girl left alone at a school bus stop has prompted Lewiston schools to put into writing a policy that prohibits drivers from leaving students behind.
Rachel Middleton said she dropped her third-grade daughter at the bus stop Tuesday morning, then went to work. The girl had been suspended from riding the bus, but the suspension had ended.
The driver called supervisors to ask whether she could ride. Middleton told the Sun Journal that because of a clerical error, the driver was told the girl wasn't allowed on the bus. She was left behind.
When the girl did not arrive at school, staff called the bus company, which sent a van to pick her up.
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The filbert sometimes is defined as a species of the hazel tree, sometimes as a nut "very similar to the hazelnut," and, for decades in Oregon, was the primary term for commercial hazelnuts in general. According to sources, Oregon hazelnut growers over time converted to "hazelnut" terminology in order to avoid confusion and better brand their product to appeal to global markets.
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Hi there,
installed Snow Leopard vanilla in several sessions using the guides from How to Build a Hackintosh with Snow Leopard, Start to Finish - Hackintosh - Lifehacker. Several other drivers helped me perfectioning the HacBook.
All I am missing is better support for my ATI X1400 graphics card. Can anybody provide me with information about new drivers for that hardware? I recently found some info from Leopard users, but the mentioned files no longer exist in SL.
Actually I have resolution of 1400x1050 on a display that natively shows 1680x1050. But the worse is that neither I can see my CD covers in iTunes nor iWork, iPhoto or iVideo do work correctly ...
Someone told me this card is not supported, but maybe there are different opinions? - Btw - it's a laptop - so nogo for "take nvidia instead"
any hint would be appreciated!


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The Speculative Realist blogosphere has recently been alight with debates over the role of religion, God, theism versus nihilism, the secular and the "post-secular," and other such things. Since these are topics I'm naturally interested, and somewhat invested, in, I ought to participate, but time constraints have made that all but impossible for me recently.
(One of those constraints is a trip this week to the Rachel Carson Center in Munich for "Moving Environments: Affect, Emotion, and Ecocinema," about which I intend to blog, and perhaps live-blog, while there. I leave tomorrow, so stay tuned for more on that.)
Adam's post Knowledge Ecology provides a useful way into these discussions, but see also these posts at Footnotes to Plato (and this one), Plastic Bodies, Immanent Transcendence, Larval Subjects, and After Nature.


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5620 Burnet Rd, Austin, TX | Directions 7875630.331527 -97.740016
Mon. - Thu., Sun. 11am - 9pm;Fri. - Sat. 11am - 10pm
Neighborhoods: Allandale
The burgers never disappoint. Neither do the sweet potato fries, corn dogs or tater tots. Dessert at Amy's is always a must.
One of the best burger places in Austin next to one of the best Ice Cream shops, Amy's. Get the 78704 burger with mixed fries (sweet potato and regular spuds).
Best burger in town hands down! – I had the "78704" burger and it was incredible! The toasted jalapeno cheese bun was awesome and the sweet potato fries are "to die for!
Great burgers, fries, onion rings, atmosphere... – Love the generous basket of onion rings, yum. My fav burger is the Rosedale-bbq sauce, cheddar...like the sweet potato fries mixed in with the regular fries. Great comfortable atmosphere. Watched a basketball game inside while the feel was that of outside with the big garage doors up and opened. Feels like having burgers at a party with lots of friends all around.
Delicious gourmet burgers – Phil's has terrific burgers and great sweet potato fries. Reasonably priced, it is very family friendly if that's what you need, but also good for couples without kids, or anyone, for that matter.
Phil's is also built next to Amy's Ice Cream, and just down the block from the Burnet Rd. Hey Cupcake! if you crave some fun dessert afterward!
Highly recommended!
Awesome burgers! – This place has great burgers on even better buns!
With a kid-friendly patio and a location next to Amy's Ice Cream, this Allandale burger spot is a top family pick. – There's always a crowd at this friendly neighborhood burger joint owned by the folks behind Amy's Ice Cream. With plenty of Amy's-themed play space outside, low, kid-friendly tables on the patio and a delicious menu of burgers and fries, this eatery is a family-friendly local favorite. Diners sample one of the eight tasty burgers named after Austin neighborhoods, like the Allandale cheeseburger, Crestview with chili and cheddar cheese, or elect to build their own. Chicken or veggie patties can be swapped for the meat, and fries are a mix of regular and sweet potato.
Hands down best burger in town – The burgers are fantastic - they have 10 or so types to choose from and mini versions too boot. Next to Amy's Ice cream but you won't need it if you try one of their delicious shakes. Love the fried, onion rings - the food is just awesome.
Note - packed with families so if little ones drive you nuts wait for an off hour to go.
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I've discovered the Hamburger Mecca!! – What can I say about Phil's? It's hands down the best Hamburger I've EVER eaten in my life! I just couldn't believe how good it was. The bun was some variation on sourdough which actually tasted more like those Hawaiin rolls than anytyhing else. Patty was juicy and cooked to perfection and the toppings were incredible. It was just a great overall burger.
As for ambience, the place is a converted Garage which gives it a nice bump in the character column but hurts when trying to avoid that unbelievable Austin heat. Fries, Onion straws, and Sweet Potato Fries are side options and all are good. Beyond that you've got soft drinks and bottled/tap beers to round out the menu.
If I have anything negative to say about the place, it's that I would have pumped up the specialty burger menu. It's good that I can craft my own sandwich, but it's also nice to have those perfectly measured combos set aside for me. For instance- thae burger I ate had a spicy chipotle sauce, jalapenos, and bacon.. which all seem liek they'd work well together, but then they threw in ham too! Ham sounds like an utter clash for that sandwich, but it worked and actually made my burger stellar. Add a few more of those and I'd never leave the place!
Family FUN! – This is the venue Austin has needed for a long time. A small and safe place to eat and play with your children. After running the gauntlet at Central Market, downtown Whole Foods, Freddy's Backyard . . . Amy wins hands down. The burgers at Phil's are fresh and delicious . . . the bottleneck at the self-serve soda fountain could be better. This place gets really busy, so the staff might want to consider having someone in the dining area to bus and clean tables, but really the staff is friendly and the food is a great value for the price! Yea!!
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Loco Coco bartender Michelle Koterba with a ground beef taco topped with cheddar cheese, lettuce, pico de gallo and sour cream.
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The main dining area at Loco Coco's has 13 tables. Customers order at the counter and grab their own silverware. There's a cooler filled with drinks to choose from, but the restaurant also has fountain drinks, lemonade and bright red Jamaica hibiscus water for those who want a sweet but refreshing Mexican beverage.
If you want sit-down service or something a little stronger than lemonade, just walk through to the attached cantina.
I went with the more casual fare. It was hard to decide what to order from the extensive menu, which includes a choice of a dozen burritos -- actually, 24 burritos, since they come in small and large sizes.
The small versions range from $5.45 for a simple bean and cheese burrito to $8.45 for the Corazon burrito. The Corazon is your choice of any style burrito covered with rojas, verde or mole sauce, then roasted with jack/cheddar cheese. The large versions of these burritos cost $6.95 and $9.95.
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If you have kids, you don't have to worry about food that's too spicy. Loco Coco's has a small (five choices) children's menu, and it's all just $4.25.
I wanted to try as much variety as possible but had only one meal, so I went with the tacos. Tacos range from $2.50 for a simple ground beef hard shell taco with lettuce, pico de gallo, sour cream and dry ricotta to $3.95 for a Baja fish or shrimp taco. The Baja fish taco is made with beer-fried pollock or shrimp that's been fried or grilled, and it's topped with shredded cabbage, pico de gallo, avocado sauce, something called "zesty sauce" and sour cream.
Customers have the choice of ordering the tacos in threes. Three of the ground beef tacos cost $6.75, and three of the fish or shrimp tacos are $10.95.
I decided to order three individual tacos for the most variety -- a fried fish taco, a barbacoa taco and a "special carnitas" taco. The guy at the counter gave me a special price for my mix-and-match plate, charging me $8.95 for three barbacoas.
The barbacoa was a soft, 5-inch corn tortilla topped with slow-cooked beef barbacoa, cabbage and cilantro, and it came with small sides of guacamole and jalapeno salsa. The carnitas came with pepperjack cheese, spicy salsa, cilantro, onion, pico de gallo and a side of tomatillo salsa.
If you want more salsa, Loco Coco's has a small salsa bar where you can load up on habanero if you like it hot, smoky chipotle or cooler avocado.
This was, to be honest, way too much food for lunch. But it was fresh, and looked great on the plate. Come hungry.
I had no room for dessert, but the choices were tempting: Mexican flan, coconut pudding, tres leches and fried ice cream.
Next time, I'm trying the cantina.
The staff of GO anonymously samples meals for about $10. Ratings are based on a five-star scale.


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