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Case Rosse
Villa | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
|Key Info
Case Rosse is a spacious modern 3 bedroom villa with fantastic views of coastal Calabria and the Thyrrenian sea. Located in a small excludive development of private villas and just minutes from numerous beaches and the clear blue waters of the Thyrrenian sea, as well as friendly local restaurants, bars, pizzerias and ice cream parlours.
The Villa includes 3 double bedrooms, 2 fully fitted bathrooms (both with shower), fully fitted designer kitchen and spacious Lounge and Dining areas opening onto a covered terrace and large landscaped garden. There is also an extensive 1st floor terrace with fantastic coastal and sea views.
A peacful location Perfect for Couples and Family Holidays, the villa has a large private garden in which to soak up the sun, and is complete with bbq, terraces, sunbeds and patio furniture.
Shared amongst a small number of villas is a fantastic infinity swimming pool and children's pool with sunloungers, chairs and parasols, as well as shower facilities.
Private driveway adjacent to the villa.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Citadella Del Capo 1 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Lamezia Terme, Naples 70 km, Nearest railway: Citadella Del Capo 1 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Children's pool
|TV, CD player, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Single beds (2), Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
Comfortable lounge and dining areas, both with seating for 6. Upstairs bedrooms have fantastic Sea Views and french doors onto terrace.
Both bathrooms have shower, bidet, W/C and washbasin.
Children's cot and high chair available, as well as toys, beach & garden games.
All linen and towels are provided.
|Further details outdoors
Large terraces to front and rear of property, as well as large 1st floor terrace. All with sea views. Ground floor terrace to the front is partially covered to provide shaded outdoor area.
Large Private landscaped gardens with Olive, Orange and Lemon Trees, fully fenced and safe for children to play in.
Sunbeds, patio furniture, parasols and BBQ provided.
|Further details
Deposit of 25% required on confirmation of booking, balance to be paid a minimum of 8 weeks before start of holiday.
Refundable damages deposit required, returned within 14 days of completion of holiday, subject to confirmation of condition.
We are happy to accept payment in GBP or EURO by cheque (GBP only), electronic transfer, or Paypal (subject to a small cost to cover fees)
Southern Italy region
Calabria is the beautiful and unspoilt Southern region of Italy - one of Italy's best kept secrets. The wonderfully clear turquoise Thyrrenian sea is calm and warm, with numerous quiet beaches presenting plentiful opportunities for sunbathing and swimming.
The local residents are friendly and welcoming, allowing you to relax and enjoy your holiday in the sun.
Plentiful bars, restaurants, pizzerias and ice cream parlours offer wonderfully fresh local cuisine at fantastic prices.
Citadella Del Capo
Citadella Del Capo is a small coastal town, located just minutes from the Villa, with a quiet promenade, sheltered sandy beach, and a few small bars and restaurants. There are also several small and private Lido's (beach clubs) located within easy reach of the villa - perfect places to spend the day or evening.
There are numerous other picturesque small towns and villages within easy reach on the coast road such as Belvedere, Diamante and many others. Each has its own unique charm - from ancient hilltop villages to modern marinas all can be found just a short distance away.
Below are just some activities and places of interest which can be found nearby:
Take a boat trip to Isola Dino to view the caves and grotto. There is also great Scuba Diving here.
Golf - 9 hole course at the 4* Grand San Michele, approximately 1km from the villa. Club hite available
Visit the Pollino National Park - mountains, lakes, mountian biking, bird watching... located 45min drive from Case Rosse
Praia a Mare (30 mins drive):
- Paragliding
- Aquafans, the biggest water park in Italy.
- Scuba Diving at DinoSub.The Isle of Dino -a marine sanctuary. Bay of Polycastro. (15th May - 30th Sept)
Canoeing and Water Rafting on the famous white waters of Fiume lao
Orsomarso National park entrance , waterfall and hiking, 30km
San Nicola Arcella- Caves, picturesque seaside village,20km
Maratea – marina and nice port ,old world charm, lovely secluded beachs,Known as "Jewel of Basilicata",30km
Praia a mare- Aqua park , Isola Dino,shopping, treelined promenade ,long sandy beach, fishing,20km.
Diamante- promenade ,beach and pretty old town famous for chillis and wall murals,8km
Cirella- very quiet beach while other beachs are busy,8km
San Domenica Taloa- hill town, fab views over coast,18km
Rivello ,Aieta, Tortora -hill towns with windy cobblestone roads and a giant step into the past, 30km,20km,18km
La Sila Mountains- National park ,Lakes,Pine trees, Mountains and all the breath taking scenery that goes with those,1 1/2 hr drive, Skiing in winter months.
Papasidero-hilltown ,cave paintings from bronze age, white water rafting, canoeing, 20km
Cosenza, regional capital city 1hr drive, pretty old town and good shopping
Sicily is a 2 1/2hr drive south with a short and inexpensive 25min ferry crossing.
Skiing in the Sila Mountains - About 1 1/2 hours drive from Case Rosse are Calabria's main Ski resorts.
Horse Riding
Snorkelling - all along the coast
Availability Your dates are available
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8 Jul 2013
"Perfect rural hideaway!"
If you want to see the real rural Italy away from the main tourist trail Case Rosse is the ideal spot. Calabria is one of the hidden gems of the Italian west coast letting you experience the "real" Italian lifestyle.
The property is set up for a relaxing holiday with 3bed 2 bathroom, relaxing living room and well equipped kitchen accommodation. A large private garden and shaded terrace complete with magnificent sea views are a real bonus. If you want throbbing night life and lots of Brits this is not for you! But if you want arelaxing time away from it all try Case Rosse and see Italy in a new light.
24 Jun 2013
"Beautiful views - home from home"
I stayed at No 9 Case Rosse for a wonderful week in June this year.Reaching the villa from Lamezia Terme airport is a simple drive along the SS18. The turning off this road is unfortunately not very w… More
15 Sep 2012
"Beautiful setting,very relaxing,exactly what a holiday should be"
We have just returned from a fantastic 2 weeks, we travelled with grandparents, children aged 10 and 13 years and real Italy fans. The villa was spotless and very well equipped with lots of space inside and out very private and quiet.The pool was also very clean plenty of seating spaces and large enough even when other families were there.There are plenty of beaches nearby,the one in the town we thought the best beautiful clear blue sea very safe for children,great bar for a peroni or icecream. I have no problem recommending this villa to everyone,we definitely will go back their. Thank- you Nick for all your help and advice prior to our trip.
15 Jul 2012
"A perfect introduction to Calabria"
Case Rosse is a perfect location to get to know Calabria, it has some lovely little towns and fishing villages up and down the coat. You don't have to go far to find somewhere interesting and pic… More
11 Jun 2012
"The ideal Italian retreat!"
If your needs are for a secluded private villa with a large garden and shared pool this is for you!
Beautifully furnished, great sea views and handy for local beaches and restaurants"
27 Jul 2011
"A great place to stay, beautiful house, pool and views."
We stayed there for two weeks in August, the weather was great, the house was spacious and really comfortable. The kids (3 of them) really enjoyed the pool and being on a small private development it felt really safe. Everywhere was clean most of the houses are only a few years old.
Quite close to the beaches with some nice bars and restaurants. Good supermarket is about 4 miles away.
Close enough to Naples and Pompei to visit in the day but its better to stay over.
A tip though is take a SAT NAV it makes exploring the surrounding area loads easier.
All in all a great place to stay
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The Army IT Agency could serve as a model of success in data center consolidation, at least according to its executive director. So far, it has eliminated more than 30 thousand square feet of data center flooring, reduced the cost of user software licenses by 10 percent, increased processor performance by 40 percent and increased server virtualization capacity by 30 percent, according to Army ITA Executive Director Donald Adcock.
Still, even though its many successes could serve as examples for the rest of the federal government, Adcock said there is still progress to be made.
"As we embark on and continue the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative, throughout the Pentagon's data center footprint, we're going in and helping the services get rid of redundancy and duplication," Adcock said. "We're also trying to put in policy and other driving forces so that we can start [addressing] capacity. We know for a fact that within the building there are racks of servers that are not fully utilized. So we are putting in the process and procedures and the software and equipment we need so that we can start taking efficiencies and utilizing that space."
There are also challenges in quantifying the savings, at least in a monetary sense, Adcock said.
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Adcock said he's put together a team to identify the right metrics so they can zero in on savings.
"We're trying really hard to get our hands around it so that we can [quantify] those costs," he said.
Adcock offered some additional lessons that could augment other agencies' efforts. Here's what he said agencies need to succeed.
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LOS ANGELES West Coast prices for structural steel tubing are holding steady, although the years first green shoots of optimism have emerged.
While prices havent risen for the past two months, neither have they declined, which in the past few years has been the usual outlook once tags flatten out. Few market sources expect the recent $50-per-ton price hike by Chesterfield, Mo.-based Bull Moose Tube Co. (amm.com, Jan. 29), which operates a warehouse in Arizona, to have an immediate impact on the West Coast market.
Core sizes of A500 Grade B hollow structural sections delivered in the Los Angeles market are said to be holding at $960 to $980 per ton ($48 to $49 per hundredweight), but are at least $1 per cwt less for larger purchases involving multiple truckloads of about 20 tons each.
Moreover, some market sources now believe that an apparent pickup in construction activity could spur demand by the second quarter.
"Were optimistic," one distributor, who has tentatively started to build inventory, said. "Were starting to gain a little traction."
However, it would be easy to overstate this optimism, since most market sources said that there has been little in terms of business to get excited about so far this year. Inventories held by service centers, the regions largest group of tubing buyers, are "unbelievably low," one observer said.
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Prices for importsparticularly from the West Coasts main offshore source, South Korearemain substantially below domestic tubing levels and declined slightly from December. Import prices are now reported as low as $38.50 per cwt on the most common sizes for expected arrival in late March or April. But some buyers said they havent been able to buy a full range of material outside these basic sizes, which could indicate that the level of demand isnt supporting export rollings by South Korean mills in these less-common sizes.
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A recent fundraising campaign proves fruitful for Waynesboro's historic Wayne Theatre. Organizers say they've raised more than $1 million.
Members of the Wayne Theatre Alliance met Friday to announce the group is now getting help from the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, making it eligible for historic tax credits.
The next phase of fundraising for the theatre will kick-off on November 2.
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After two failed, site-crashing registration openings and one successful test run, Comic-Con badges go on sale again Feb. 5 for the pop culture event, which runs July 21-24.
Comic-Con International, partnered with Event Planning International Corporation (EPIC), opened registration for the event twice in November but shut down sales when thousands of would-be pass-holders overwhelmed EPIC's unprepared servers.
Taking lessons from a December test run, the con will open registration again on Saturday, this time collaborating with EPIC and online ticket sales company TicketLeap.
During the failed Nov. 1 and Nov. 22 registration dates, Comic-Con's website got about 250 hits per second, three times more than when registration opened last year, according to David Glanzer, Comic-Con director of marketing and public relations.
For a Dec. 15 test run that partnered EPIC with TicketLeap, the site got as many as 1,000 hits per second. As planned, 1,000 orders were processed during the test -- most in a few minutes -- though the site still experienced a few glitches before all 1,000 badges were sold after 45 minutes.
TicketLeap runs on Amazon Web Services and can increase the amount of servers in use if needed on Saturday.
Comic Book Resources founder and executive producer Jonah Weiland gave registration a try on Nov. 22 and Dec. 15, even though he and other editors of the website receive press passes, "just so we could be part of the process," he told THR.
"It was pretty clear to me that [EPIC] had not properly prepared for the amount of people who were going to register," Weiland said. "I don't think they quite understood that what Comic-Con has is a rather unique situation."
Frustrations ran high on registration days, inevitably leading to the popular label "EPIC fail" for the whole incident.
"If you call your company EPIC, you better be epic -- which they failed to prove that day," Weiland said.
Frustration was also abundant among Comic-Con organizers.
"Our level of frustration -- which was incredibly high -- probably paled in comparison to those people who wanted to buy the passes," said Glanzer. "It's a hard thing to fathom that you want to buy a ticket to an event, you want to give someone your money, and you can't."
Glanzer attributed the growing interest in the convention in part to newer technology effectively publicizing the event, as podcasting and blogging on-site has become common for attendees.
"It's a lot more in the public eye now than it ever has been before," Glanzer said.
With Comic-Con capping attendance for the past three or four years and reaching 126,000 attendees, there's been serious talk about moving it to another city, perhaps Los Angeles or Anaheim. But in October, the San Diego Convention Center committed to keeping the event through 2015.
This year, hotels will offer discounted hotel rates that they recently negotiated with Comic-Con, which will also expand into hotel ballrooms for the convention.
The pressure is on for tomorrow.
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Term 2-year limited warranty
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I had an interesting question posed during inquiry today. The question was:
Client: "Is it a conflict of interest to have a technology provider that specializes in virtual sandbox malware detection also perform incident response and forensic activities?"
Me: At first glance, my thought was that as long as there is no official attestation of security controls themselves and the effort is only to articulate the activities of a bad-actor then it would NOT be considered a conflict of interest. This is because the potential conflict of interest could only potentially arise when the security control provider itself was performing an attestation of the effectiveness of security controls or were performing an audit of security controls with intention to report this effectiveness to third parties.
For example: During my career, when performing a security risk assessment we would engage third party contractors (security risk assessment consultants) to review our security controls and risks as well as alignment to compliance standards. This was a preparatory step that we'd take for remediation of any risks prior to another independent third party audit in which the third party would attest to the effectiveness of our controls and risk management practices.
If you were in a situation where particular provider that sells a security technology targeting risk reduction also wants to perform incident response for you, should that same third party also be performing close examination and attestation in a court case or to the board of directors? The conflict could potentially arise when the incident response function performed by the technology provider itself could obviate the effectiveness of their own technology from being "why" a data breach occurred.
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Posts by Jack
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Brits and Yanks struck with
embarasment embarrassment
The cost?
Think how much it would cost to translate all the books from the "old" english to the new. Or would we not bother and end up splitting the country into those who can read both and those who can't and thus are denied access to that wealth of information?
Subatomic nanoholograms smash 1-bit-per-atom barrier
"From the sounds of it though, they can store information in a subatomic space by manipulating the space around it: that's like saying that I can park my car in a 2ft x 3ft parking space, providing I have the entire car park to myself."
Yes, except that in the same space they can store multiple bits by varying the electron wavelength. Which is more like saying, "I can stack 50 cars in a 2ftx3ft parking space, providing I have the entire car park to myself". (50 being a number i randomly picked from the clear blue as a smallish car-park). Whilst you still need the large amount of space, you can store more information like this than you would have done if you had used all of the space for lining up atoms.
@ whoever said 0.3nm is not subatomic, agreed, partially, it's 3 Angstroms, which isn't smaller than say, a helium atom, but is probably smaller than most atoms. Although you should never classically measure atoms, Heisenberg and all....
Quasar scrutineers use entire galaxy as telescope lens
@R Callan
If you pass a laser through hydrogen at high enough pressure you do indeed measure a shift in the wavelength, this is not friction however but Raman shifting/scattering, however I seriously doubt the pressure of interstellar hydrogen is anywhere like sufficient for this to be a major effect. That said, it would be an experimental limitation as you wouldn't be able to just equate pressure with distance.
What does Zeeman splitting have to do with red-shifting/doppler effects at all?
"@AC 17:24 >>> I understand that it's redshifted because it's moving away from us, and also that the further away it is, the more it's redshifted.<<<
Put like that it's circular logic that begs the question. That's not science."
Not necessarily circular logic because it doesn't necessarily follow that just because movement away causes red-shifting that an increase in distance will increase the red-shift. The increase in red-shift is due to an increase in velocity and only observation tells us that recessional velocity increases with distance.
Oh, and as for Hubble's constant, the generally accepted theory doesn't have it as constant in the way that say pi is constant, but it is constant (across the universe) at any given time. It changes with time in a calculated (by GR i think) manner, but yes, across a human lifetime it's pretty static.
Police collar kid for Wi-Fi pinching
Ignorance of the existence of the law is not a defence, ignorance that what you are doing is against the law sometimes is. e.g., handling stolen goods, if you are unaware that the goods are stolen then that is a defence. I haven't read the Computer Misuse Act so I don't know, but it is possible that being unaware that you have connected to someone else's network is a defence.
French firm intros remix-friendly music format
Am I understanding this right....
This is a little like midi where different instruments/recorded lines are stored as seperate tracks so that as well as choosing a "ska" remix of a song, you could in principle separate out the tracks and create your own mix and even strip individual tracks out of the song allowing you to say isolate the vocal line? That would be kinda cool. If you can just choose to have the file remix itself then it seems less so.
Filesharing teen gets damages reduced in ignorance claim
Downloading it is creating a copy that you have not been authorised to make surely, so yes.
@spegru - she didn't use ignorance as a defence, she used it as mitigation so no problem there, and you have afaik a right in the UK to not self-incriminate, it i your right to silence so I'm not sure what your issue is there either.
All that said, 16 is easily old enough to understand this and it would have taken more than the daughter saying "i didn't know" to convince me.
Do you know how much of your porn is extreme?
Let me get this straight...
"(a) an act which threatens a person's life
(b) an act which results, or is likely to result, in serious injury to a person's anus, breasts or genitals,
(c) an act which involves sexual interference with a human corpse, or
(d) a person performing an act of intercourse or oral sex with an animal (whether dead or alive),
and a reasonable person looking at the image would think that any such person or animal was real."
Does this mean that, regardless of extremity, any animated or CGI videos/pictures are entirely legal? Even regardless of how life-like they are, as long as they come with a little scrolling subtitle saying "this is animated". What a daft law.
Boris Johnson bans boozing on London transport
3 quid to travel 200 yards?
Walk! Fair enough really, there isn't exactly a real need to drink on the tube/bus.
The web rip-offs nobody cares about
Is it just me....
"Especially if it's not actually clear that a fraud has been committed, or if it's some kind of civil offence."
or is this a reasonably sensible line for the police to take? If there's no evidence that a crime has been committed then there is little point in investigating as there will be little chance of prosecution, and if it's a civil offence it's not really the business of the police anyway.
Sharp unwraps 'world first' Intel Atom phone
@andy gibson
I believe they have been mainly making lcd panels and televisions, although i do occasionally see the odd person (arguably very odd person) with a sharp mobile.
UK.gov delay means hacking laws are so last century
I don't see why classing a digital camera asa computer would be a problem in that sense, you should need requisite permission to delete photographs just as you would to gain control of a PC and delete files.
Brits split on ID cards
I'm pretty sure that under the law as it stands not identifying yourself to a police officer if asked to do so is an offence and you can be detained until such time as you are able to positively identify yourself (PACE Act I think), so there was really no need for that situation to have happened.
As for border control, there already exists an ID mechanism for that, it's called a passport and I can't see why an ID card would change the situation.
Euro lawyers see tortuous road ahead for Microsoft's Yahoo! bid
Pretty sure before you join the campaign you will want to protest that o and apostrphe abuse gets on your wick, not your wich.
And @Mike Kamermans, most of what you say is probably true, but the fact that they are two American companies won't stop the EU from having a say, if Microsoft wants to continue trading in the EU it will have to abide by EU trade laws, as was demonstrated with the media player debacle.
MPs squeeze science back onto select committee list
@ P Lee
Whilst it isn't the job of MP's to follow the opinion of those that elected them it is their job to represent them, moreover it is the job of government and parliament to represent the people. That does mean that both in principle and practice you end up with some religious MPs. The UK parliamentary governmental system is structured to not leave too much power in any one individual so the presence of religious members, even in high posts in government shouldn't necessarily translate into religious policies being rigourously followed.
Also, not only is there no real assumption of secularity in government in the UK, the establishment of the church of england and the oath of allegiance presented as the standard option for MPs both entrench religion if not in government then certainly in parliament.
All that said, nice to know that the government does indeed have science policies and that there is a body to oversee it.
Microsoft to eBay name for $1m
Doesn't he play for Chelski?
BBC redesigns and 'widgetizes' homepage
@Dave Cozens
You can remove things you don't want.
If they are heading down this customisation route would be nice to be able to properly customise and not just have their pre-set colour schemes.
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Mario Kart 8 Content Pack Adds Mercedes-Benz SUV
In what has got to be one of the strangest franchise crossovers we've ever seen, a forthcoming DLC (downloadable content) pack for Mario Kart 8 will allow gamers to hop behind the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz. Nintendo's Mario Kart 8 is released in Japan Friday—as is the new Mercedes-Benz GLA SUV convertible. To celebrate this fortuitous coincidence the two companies have teamed up to produce the in-game "GLA Kart," which will be available to download in Japan this summer.


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SAN FELICE SUL PANARO, Italy (AP) - Rescuers say they have pulled a woman alive from the rubble of her apartment building, 12 hours after a killer quake hit northern Italy.
Firefighters told Sky TG24 that the woman yelled out to rescuers as they were about to reach her Tuesday night in the rubble of her kitchen. She had gone into the building, which had been damaged by the region's May 20 quake, reportedly to retrieve some clothes, when Tuesday's 5.8 magnitude temblor struck, collapsing the apartment building of several stories.
In an unrelated development, officials changed Tuesday's death toll 16 - one lower than earlier - and said one person remains missing. The number of injured was raised to 350.
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In summary, it's all looking good so far.
The big change is that the Hover is back in service after not running at all yesterday.
Wightlink has some disruption on the Fastcat saying that they are "operated by a charter vessel because of a technical problem."
Island Roads: Disruptions
We have a whole other article on the roads that are being affected by roadworks on the Isle of Wight today.
Below are some the Island Roads have highlighted today:-
Furrlongs, Newport will be closed as from 9am this morning for lining works
Beatrice Ave, E Cowes will be closed from approx. 6.30am until 6pm today for surfacing works
Chequers Inn Rd, Rookley will be closed from approx. 6.30am until 6pm today for surfacing works
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chilly is so cute but also powerful too :3
Drew pickles goes to PETA HeadquatersHello i'm Drew pickles the gayest man in the Universe and today i'm going to the PETA HeadquartersDrew pickles goes to PETA Headquaters by mrmariofan20ftw
Now i'm at the PETA Headquarters
Everybody in the PETA Headquaters: Who the fuck are you
Drew pickles: I am Drew pickles the gayest man in the universe and now i'm going to R**e you all
HHAHAHAHA i have a huge c**k HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA SOI SOI SOI HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA barney has a big ass HHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAH dildis dildis dildis HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH.
Bag, That was swell
well I just got tagged by and
20 Facts About Me:
1. I hate loud noises
2. I work with animals
3. I only have one shiny Pokémon
4. I can be moody
5. I like to swim
6. I like to travel
7. I am sly and clever.
8. Sometimes I stay quiet to observe what's going on.
9. I day dream a lot
10. I am more active at night then I am during the day.
11. I cosplay and I also make the tails and the masks.
12. I love to roleplay.
13. I like photography
14. I listen to many types of music but I like mostly rock and metal.
15. I read a lot of books
16. I have so many drawings that I never uploaded yet.
17. I do write stories
18. I have huge collections of many things like plushies, books, tails, costumes, art supplies and much more
19. I can carve wood
20. I have worked with metal
in case you wonder what I meant by yarn tail I will send you a note of a video oh yarn tail tutorials.
whitetsubaki's questions
1. What is your favorite color scheme?
Well I like plenty of colors but in my opinion colors that go well together are
Orange and black also purple and black are great together.
2. What is your favorite kind of animal?
3. What is your favorite mythical creature?
Actually this would be very hard to answer because there are so many that I like.
4. What would you be if you WERE a mythical creature?
5. Winter or Spring?
6. Choose your Element?
Hm well this is a tough choice but I would chose electric this time I would also choose fire and ice ^-^
7. Your plan for a Halloween costume
To have a fox mask with a movable jaw, make a huge tail out of yarn, make the paws, if I felt like it I could include the glowing eyes.
8. What be your current quest in life?
hm I do not really know yet.
9. Marvel or DC?
Dc but marvel is nice too.
10. One super fun fact about yourself :3
Right now I have 2 series but I am also coming up with more.
One of them is about a world ruled by anthros X3 squee… and this one is also my favorite on to work on and I had it for over ten years. And I still make ocs for it heck I have so many characters from it and I will roleplay as them too.
Another one is about an angry box XD
kracko-prime's questions
What would happen you learned you were adopted?
Freak out at first but then get used to it.
Someone confesses they love you, what do you do?
Um uh....
If you saw me, what would be the first thing you do?
Say hi
Reality TV sucks, am I right?
Yes in fact there are so many reality shows that annoy me too much.
Grossest thing you ever ate?
Any pets?
yep 3 cats and 1 dog however I used to have a hamster, a betta fish, frogs, a spider, and toads
however I do plan on getting a pet fox, skunk, ferret, and sugar glider and I also have worked with these animals
plus it's legal in my state but you would need a permit.
Favorite cartoons?
catdog, rocko's modern life, and much more
Your favorite band?
I do have a long list but I will only say a few though. Three days grace, linkin park,evanescence,
Your least favorite animal?
Mosquitoes, parasites, ticks, fleas.
My questions
1. what bands do you like?
2. what movie are you very anxious to see?
3. what games do you like?
4. what was the most bizarre dream that you had?
5. have you even been to a convention?
6. do you cosplay?
7. which super power would you like to have?
8. what is your most hated tv show?
9. Are you active in any fandoms?
10. are you going to buy the 3ds or wii u version of super smash bros?
I tag.....
If I add you as a watcher I will not remove at all
I want to make people laugh and try my best
and help friends out in fights oh and I can be very random I will also respect other people's opinions because after all if everyone had the same opinion or if everyone looked the same the world would be a very boring place to live. which is why I believe in being unique because in real life we are all unique in our own way. I actually have lots of art and lots of ocs and fcs that is not uploaded due to actually I draw on paper I have a huge amount of art that is not on here due to the scanner taking all of my hard work and taking all of the shading away e~e also my computer is very stubborn when I upload pictures when is really annoying> :C this will explain things about the problem but I am trying my best to finally upload stuff
I also have my have own series.
Skin of choice: Fur I would also like to have a tail too.
Favorite cartoon character: well to be honest this is a hard choice due to having so many favorites
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German bashers HELLOWEEN have posted a video diary from the 70000 Tons Of Metal cruise, which sailed Monday, January 28th aboard the Royal Caribbean Majesty Of The Seas from Miami, FL to Cockburn Town on Grand Turk Island, and returned to the real world last Friday, February 1st. Check out the short clip HERE.
The official video for the first single is the six-minute opus for 'Nabataea' which develops on several levels, including 3-D animation at motion picture level. The legendary kingdom Nabataea provides the atmospherically dense reference for the strong first release from Helloween's new album. Check it out below:
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Get taste buds tingling the gluten-free way
Quinoa salad. Photograph: Cyril Byrne
The word "coeliac" is derived from the Greek word koiliakos, which means suffering in the bowels. The condition was first described more than 1,800 years ago in the writings of the Roman physician Aretaeus of Cappadocia.
Coeliac disease (pronounced see-lee-yak) is an autoimmune disease characterised by a permanent intolerance to gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye and barley.
Most people with coeliac disease can eat oats, but many oat-containing foods are produced in the same place as foods containing wheat, barley and rye, and cross-contamination makes them unsafe. A small number of people are sensitive to pure oats, many gluten-free options are now available.
There are still others who may experience sensitivity to gluten without actually having coeliac disease. However, for the majority of the population, gluten is not an issue.
Following a positive blood test, the most conclusive way to diagnose coeliac disease is by having a biopsy taken from the small intestine. Those diagnosed have no choice but to eat a gluten-free diet, to avoid significant malabsorption and malnutrition.
Continuing to eat gluten will result in the immune system responding by damaging the villi in the small intestine, preventing the absorption of vital nutrients such as iron, folate, calcium and vitamin D. The only treatment is adherence to a gluten-free diet and, thankfully, drugs are not required, which means the individual has almost complete control over the condition.
The thought that "a little gluten is okay" is a serious myth. Even very small amounts of gluten can be damaging to people with coeliac disease. It is also important to point out that "wheat-free" is not always "gluten-free", and that reading labels must become a habit for anyone with coeliac disease.
Another misconception is that "coeliac disease is rare". It is in fact significantly under-diagnosed and is thought to affect one in 100 people. The Coeliac Society of Ireland reports that for each person diagnosed, there are likely to be five to 10 people who remain undiagnosed. This is why you may have heard the condition referred to as the "silent disease".
The classical presentation of coeliac disease is in fact pretty rare. It's usually more insidious with less obvious symptoms such as anaemia, tiredness, breathlessness, osteoporosis, skin rashes, abdominal discomfort, bloating and cramping, unexplained weight loss, mouth ulcers, tooth enamel problems, numbness or tingling in the hands and feet, and infertility.
Some of these symptoms may be mistaken for irritable bowel syndrome, so it's easy to see why the condition can go unnoticed.
The risk of the disease is increased in people with a family history of it, with a prevalence of at least 10 per cent in first-degree relatives and approximately 2 per cent in second-degree relatives. So it's important that all family members get tested even if they have no symptoms, as it is possible to have coeliac disease with no symptoms at all. Even then, it can still damage your health if it goes untreated.
Any age
Traditionally, it was thought that coeliac disease was a paediatric disorder, but symptoms can occur at any age. The peak age of onset is in fact 40-50 years, which may surprise a lot of people. It's thought that the incidence of symptomatic coeliac disease has declined in children as a result of changes in infant-feeding practices.


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2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, sleeps 4
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Parking (if availability): Additional 10$ per day.
The Chateaubriand II is a big apartment of 1000 sq. feet located on the 3rd floor of a triplex. It includes 2 bedrooms with queen size beds, a therapeutic bathtub and 5 appliances, office with WIFI, 42'' LCD screen, etc.
Also owner of Le Chateaubriand listing # 910206 (2nd floor) of the same building,
We are located in the Rosemont – Petite Patrie area, 2 minutes walk from the Beaubien Metro. The area is very nice and safe, very lively. We are a few steps away from the St-Hubert shopping area, 5 minutes from the famous Jean-Talon market known for its culinary diversity and its fresh produce and next to the Little Italy known for all its various restaurants and terraces. There's a mix of Latin and Asian cuisine around the area.
The Plateau Mont-Royal is located within 15 minutes walk . All the main attractions, Downtown Montreal, Old Port, Universities and museums are all accessible via the subway and all within 15mins. Best way to see Montreal is via its subway system, also if you like to bike, you will find a BIXI station located near the apartment.
But if you have a car, you can park on the street in front of the apartment for free.
Here are some of the main attractions that are near a subway station:
Montreal Casino, Les Quais du Vieux-Port, St-Joseph Oratory, La Ronde, Botanical Garden & Insectarium, Biodome, Museum of Fine Arts, Notre-Dame Basilic, Pointe-à-Callière Museum and the Olympic Stadium.
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DENISON, Tex. -- It's a new look for a familiar building on the Grayson County College campus. What used to be the Science Building is now the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies.
The Center features four brand new computer labs, eight new classrooms with state-of-the-art instructional technology, and even a computer museum.
The building also houses new offices for professors and other staff members.
Dr. Jeanie Hardin, the vice president for instruction, says the community has been very supportive and the renovated building is a wonderful addition to a growing college.
"To see the new facilities come in and see all the advances, we're really giving students skills for success," said Dr. Hardin.
Dr. Hardin also says the new building has made a huge difference in the students' attitude toward learning.
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