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IN a special meeting on Tuesday, the Kanawha County Commission signed off on having the Regional Development Authority extend water service to 53 customers in Kanawha and Fayette counties.
While the intergovernmental cooperation is encouraging, the cost is not. The expansion's price tag is $4.1 million, or more than $77,000 per home.
No private entity would make such an investment, but the federal government is willing to put in $3.9 million from its Abandoned Mine Land fund, which is fed by coal companies for land recovery projects.
Certainly, one can justify this expenditure. People who live in the coalfields need clean water. But then any federal expenditure for anything in the United States can be rationalized.
The biggest threat to the economic recovery is the $16 trillion national debt. With entitlements making up 62 percent of federal spending, million-dollar water projects are little fishes in a huge ocean. But maybe that is where we start.

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This is the tattoo that I want to become, what do you think dear potterheads?
I'm not a Superhero, I'm just a Brat
Call me Slevs. This is a haven for Brats, Skinnys (the pet name I put the Skins fans) Fans Gallagher family (especially Ian) and above; Potterheads.
There aren't only movies. They aren't just books. They are part of our life. About us
OMG yes, Im just crying…
My feelings are running in circles … Okay, now I'm crying
Today I went to see Breaking Dawn part two, and was ounto fall asleep when I saw Vladimir and for a moment I said, no, it can not be him.
And then we have focused closely and I like: Oh my god! Is Mickey.
I've been obsessed with him throughout the movie.
Always so violent … I adore you.
What Harry Potter tattoo should I get?
Would have to be on the wrist, had thought of the Deathly Hallows or replace the circle by the snitch, but I like some spells like Lumos or Expecto Patronum and some symbol.
Since it will be my first tattoo I want it to be special, and for me there is nothing better than Harry
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Vermont Law School teacher named new judgeStaff Report | November 20,2012MONTPELIER Vermont Law School adjunct professor Kevin Griffin, of Norwich, will serve as a Superior Court judge assigned to Chittenden County.
Gov. Peter Shumlin announced the appointment Monday.
Kevins extensive litigation background in family and criminal law, as well as his 15 years on the local school board and other civic contributions, ensure he brings broad experience to the court, Shumlin said in a statement. His intelligence, compassion and firm sense of fairness will make him a strong addition to the judiciary.
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19th FIFA World Cup - South Africa 2010
11 June to 11 July 2010
The Round of 16 concluded today with the final two matches of the second round. It would also conclude our nineteen-day run of uninterrupted soccer coverage, multiple games a day gracing the schedule of events. Now we get a two-day respite before we return for quarterfinal action on Friday. It was a suspenseful Tuesday in South Africa, the last four in this knockout stage deciding who would go on and who would go home. There would be room for just two more in the elite eight, and Pretoria and Cape Town provided the settings for the settling...
1F/PARAGUAY 0, 2E/JAPAN 0 (PARAGUAY advance 5-3 on PKs after 120 min.)
Loftus Versfeld Stadium - Pretoria
It was one of those outcomes that you knew was going to happen at some point in the tournament, but I'm still never going to be fully ready to watch a penalty shootout decide who goes on and who goes home in the World Cup. But as Japan and Paraguay played out the first half to a scoreless tie, each team getting just one shot on goal in the first 45 minutes, it felt like one of those games that would be determined by that crapshoot of chance.
Paraguay would get two more chances, Japan one more, as goalkeepers Kawashima and Villar both proved game to the few challenges on their goalmouth. As the match neared the finish of regulation, the Japanese clamped down defensively. Keisuke Honda was getting forward on long runs, but it was yielding little if anything in terms of quality opportunities. The South Americans appeared to get stronger as the match went on, especially 60th-minute substitute Nelson Haedo Valdez along the left flank. But as Belgian referee Frank De Bleeckere blew the whistle on the first 90 minutes, two 15-minute periods of overtime became a reality.
In the extra frames, Paraguay was pouring all their efforts into threatening Kawashima's net. They would get more shots on goal in the first fifteen than they had the entire match previously, Valdez and Lucas Barrios and Edgar Barreto all getting good looks that just couldn't beat the Japanese stonewaller. We would see a couple of tired, incidental-looking handballs handed yellow cards as De Bleeckere became more involved after rarely hitting his whistle in the first half. So things ended scoreless... and penalty kicks became an inevitability.
Anyone who has read my writing before knows that shootouts really aren't my thing. Whether it is in hockey or in soccer, I just can't stomach the idea of a skills competition and the luck of the goalkeeper determining which team goes through. Perhaps it would be more palatable if I knew the "Golden Goal" (sudden-death) overtime was in play. But with a straight half-hour being played, it seems illogical -- if one team scores -- to allow a team to equalize and force a carnival sideshow to decide advancement. But alas, the shootout is here, and it was in effect today for the first time in the 2010 World Cup.
Would it be Kawashima or Villar who came up the hero? Barreto stepped up first for Paraguay, shooting low under the correct-guessing Kawashima to put his side up 1-0. Free-kick specialist Yasuhito Endo would step up first for Japan, leveling things as he put the Jabulani past Villar. On Paraguay's second, Kawashima guessed correctly again, but Lucas Barrios beat him just as Barreto had to regain the upper hand. Makoto Hasebe leveled once again for Japan at 2-2, the keepers failing to get to anything. Cristian Riveros got the third for the South Americans, and it fell to right back Yuichi Komano to keep Japan in the hunt. But as the defender stepped into his kick, the blast rose and ricocheted off the crossbar and out -- Paraguay now needed just to keep scoring and the quarterfinal was theirs.
Valdez, looking as cool as though he'd just come into the match, ran on the ball and beat Kawashima for the 4-2 lead. The shot put the pressure on Japan, who sent out its hero, Keisuke Honda, to take the pressure-packed fourth. Honda pulled the Japanese within one, 4-3, and put the pressure back on Paraguay. Score and they were on to the next round; miss and Japan was right back in the match. Oscar Cardozo stepped to the spot. Loping toward the ball, slowly advancing, he mesmerized Kawashima before wrong-footing him and sending the ball low into the corner. The fifth goal of the 5-3 penalty shootout victory would, in the process, put Paraguay into the quarters for the first time in their long soccer-loving history... and it gave South America a representative in every one of the four quarterfinal matches...
1H/SPAIN v. 2G/PORTUGAL
Green Point Stadium - Cape Town
Spain seemed to have much of the early run of play, both Fernando Torres and David Villa getting good looks on goal in the first five minutes of play. Working the ball around forward, they were dominating the right side of Portugal's defenses and finding space to operate on the attack. It was only Portuguese goalkeeper Eduardo who kept his team in the match with several stellar saves in the early going.
Portugal were getting their chances as well, though. A corner kick in the first ten minutes nearly have them the go-ahead goal against the run of play. It seemed to bolster their confidence, as the two teams traded speed for speed and chance for chance. Both Iberian sides were throwing caution to the wind, pressing up and playing fluid, attacking
football that was a delight for fans even as the goals had yet to come.
Fernando Torres almost got the opener in the thirteenth minute, taking a low, short corner kick and turning it just over the crossbar with a dipping shot that landed atop the goal netting. Portugal, for all their counterattacking prowess, were looking disorganized on defense. It felt like it was but a matter of time before the defending European champions would take the lead.
Yet Portugal were also hanging in there, getting their chances and keeping things just tight enough on defense to maintain the scoreless draw through the first half hour. Cristiano Ronaldo, standing over a free kick in the 28th minute, unleashed a screamer of a right-footed shot on Casillas. The Real Madrid keeper bobbled the save, coughing up a rebound to his left as he fell right. Several Portuguese players pressed forward, but no one was in the correct spot as the ball came loose; otherwise, it would have been a 1-0 lead for the second-place team in Group G.
Spain kept playing it around, looking a lot like the fictional match on The Simpsons: "Center passes to halfback... out to the wing... back to center... center holds it... holds it... holds it!" And Portugal, every chance they got to take back the ball, were racing downfield and countering with lots of space to run. There was a definite Spanish lead in the possession on the cusp of halftime, but as far as chances went both teams were unlucky not to be on the scoreboard yet. Portugal needed less time based on the speed and numbers they were getting into the attack, valiantly seeking that opener even as the locker room loomed. It would stay scoreless as the whistle ended the first half, but it wasn't for lack of trying.
Coming out for the second half, there was still nothing to separate the two Iberian powerhouses. Portugal seemed to have the greater number of chances in the first fifteen minutes, creative play starting to expose the Spanish defenses. Casillas would continue to maintain his clean sheet, but he would continue to have to work to retain the honors.
And then, on their own counterattack, recent substitute Fernando Llorente took a header that went right at Eduardo but surprised the Portuguese keeper. David Villa curled a shot right after that which edged just around the outside of the far post. Everything continued to be wide open, but Spain were regaining the upper hand. It was confirmed in the 63rd minute, when some nifty passing in tight space saw Villa get the ball onside and shoot at Eduardo. The keeper blocked the first, but the rebound came right back to Villa. This time the attacker lifted over the goalie and into the back of the net, giving the Spaniards the 1-0 lead.
Now Portugal was playing from behind -- and Spain were content to maintain possession, tighten up on defense and smartly seek out some padding for their lead. Sergio Ramos, coming up the left side in the 70th minute, took the pass from midfield and ran in toward the box. Letting off a strong left-footed shot, he forced Eduardo into giving up a corner kick after an amazing save. That would be saved, but Spain was still in the attacking third. A second corner lofted over everyone's head, and Portugal started subbing in more attack. Pepe and Simao came off for Mendes and Liedson, the Portuguese getting more desperate for the equalizer.
The lead was hovering at one goal and the minutes melted off the clock. Portugal continued trying, seemingly everyone forward waiting for their opportunity to be a hero in Lisbon, Porto and all other points around their homeland. With three minutes left before stoppage time, David Villa substituted out of the match for Pedro, Spain content to just lock down in the defensive third of the field. The Portuguese poured it all on, chances flying far and wide. But then they got a little too exuberant, Ricardo Costa earning a direct red card after smacking Capdevila with an elbow in the face... or did he? The referee would call it that way, but replays had this looking almost like Kaka's send-off when Brazil played against the Ivory Coast in their group-stage showdown. It was just another instance of a card-happy official in this card-happy World Cup.
Five minutes left and a man down now, Portugal were all but eliminated, going down while still fighting until the end. But fight and failure were both clinging to Carlos Quieroz's side as time ran down to the final whistle. A couple strong chances were still being earned, but chances were failing to turn into conversions. A final surge staved off, Spain -- after looking so vulnerable in their opening loss against Switzerland -- had played another strong match to advance against Paraguay in the quarters...


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Hmmmm the word 'gangbang' just brings to mind a load of guys all fucking and cumming on a girls face with no regard for her comfort or pleasure. Not a turn on for me.Now if i was the center of attention with 2 or 3 guys who all tried their hardest to please me... then we might talk Yeah, honestly, when I think of the word "gang bang", I think of a woman getting raped by multiple men.Now, being in the center of multiple men...maybe, if everyone is using a condom.
I'm really tight. Mostly because I've haven't been pregnant, ever, but I'm also in my early twenties. So, I'm not sure if it's anatomically possible to fist me.As many fingers as you can get up there? Sure, but you'll need to turn me on, first. ;-)
Being a woman who has been harassed in the past (mostly non-sexual, but not all), I would feel more safer comfortable being approached by a woman for this sort of offer.
I don't want to hi-jack the thread, but hubby and I love this Idea, but struggle to find creative places to do this. Without getting arrested at least. Do any of you have some ideas where you might have done this? We'd like to hear some of your experiences so that we can duplicate. :) You bring up an important point, which is that in a lot of areas, performing any sexual act in public is actually "go-on-the-sex-offenders-list" illegal.
I personally don't have any extra attraction to men in uniform. However, the appearance of authority would probably explain why some girls are turned on by it.
The great outdoors... I have to admit, I've heaved a sigh of relief with some of the most spectacular views on earth WYR a costume party or cocktail party? The lesser of the two evils (uh oh, parties?) would be a costume party.WYR have a veggie "burger", or cow burger?
You raise me up in my pants.
That's fine what other consenting adult people do. I do not begrudge them at all. I am not fond of incest either, though it seems to be a very popular subject here on Lush. They can all experiment in peace as for as I am concerned. But we each can post our own views as long as we don't become abusive. http://upload.lushstories.com/341-peace-cosmic.jpg Oh, okay, I get it now. I must've misinterpreted inflection. :-)I think sexual/romantic orientation can sometimes be discordant enough that you can desire sexual from one gender, and yet fall in love with another gender. I also don't believe that there are only two genders, and yet I do believe that humanity is quite profoundly complicated.
It's totally okay to be shy around drunk guys. Don't worry about them the day after, though; it's just as likely that they now regret how they were acting the night before.
I prefer slow, gentle, affectionate sex.
Here's the thing... nobody would date an asshole if the guy presented himself this way upfront.Assholes are often charming creatures that are good salesman and know how to create interest and close the deal before they flip the switch and reveal their true nature. This is usually after they get what they want. The woman will often try to make excuses for him at first. She will also fondly remember these little glimpses of the 'good guy' he played himself off as when they first started dating. She will feel like this 'good guy' is his true self and is just bubbling under the surface of his outward douchebaggery. Women will justify that this man is just 'conflicted', misunderstood and 'afraid of love' and that really he is a good guy and with extra love, nurturing and 'stand by your man' perseverance, she will be able to change him for the better. By this point she is probably already deep into the infatuation stage and there will be something about the challenge of the situation that will keep her on her toes. Instead of cutting her losses, she will concentrate on the instances where he is the 'good guy' to her and ignore or make excuses for the rest of the time. As someone else mentioned, assholes know their targets well. They pick people who are vulnerable with wavering self-esteem - someone that they can control and where they know the right buttons to push to always keep them in the power seat, always keep the girl wanting and chasing, and to always keep her unconfident in what she truly deserves. The emotionally-wounded are easier prey and these guys know how to pick those gazelles from the crowd of stronger animals on the dating savannah. They know the type of woman that will likely put up with their shit and those are the ones they tend to make those initial pitches to. Treating her like shit will only confirm her worst fears and keep her weak and unable to feel confident in going at it alone.Even if the asshole does cut her loose, she will return to the dating scene even more wounded than before... and at risk of attracting the same kind of guy again, unless she takes a proper break from dating to reassess her self-worth and the kind of guy she really wants and feels she deserves.That's the worst case scenario. Other girls see the charming guy, find out he's really an asshole in disguise and dump them outright. If it's a self-assured woman she will get better at seeing the red flags and warnings and start to avoid these types altogether.I think every woman has at least one full-fledged asshole in her dating history. On some level, it's a good learning experience. lol I pretty much agree with all that you said here.
"Waves" is a better description than you think. It intensifies, goes back, comes back a little, etc.
I've done that a few times. It's a real turn-on for me.
My opinion isn't going to help you any. What do you think?
A stiff dick on it's own, without a man attached, isn't that attractive. Just posting pictures of your dick makes me think that you think it's the defining thing about you. I have to agree with this.If privacy is a concern, then don't post pictures. Or, if you must, post a non-copyright/your photo of something that actually does help define you; an item, etc.Dicks, in and of themselves, aren't creepy, but a man, with a penis, but no face, other interests, etc. is.
!st indication of discomfort with a member... contact Lush.If it is innocent no harm.If it escalates they already have been informed and are here FOR us not against us.Use them. These administrators are very smart and helpful. I wouldn't do this on the first indication of trouble. I'd delete/block people who are harassing me, then I'd contact Lush if there is further trouble. I'd probably confront the person if I think the other person believes there was a relationship beforehand, which is probably the case if I have to contact Lush. The way I see it, Lush has given me tools to deal with harmlessly creepy types, and I owe it to them to prove that it's beyond that.
EEK! No thank you!
All of these will turn me on to some extent. However, if a guy can get really, really into music on a primal level, it'd be really hot. :-"
Not really a phrase, but still something that irks me..."that that"Technically, it's correct in English (I suppose... I don't know of anything that says it's incorrect) but it always makes my mind stumble over the sentence (and mouth, if I read aloud). I usually have to backtrack and reread the sentence to make sure it's correct or that the person hasn't made a typo or some other grammar error.It happens to me very occasionally and I always rewrite the sentence. I wish others would do the same.It's a weird thing. We find ourselves writing it but logically we know a "that that" isn't necessary -- we can say the same thing using one "that" or none at all. I say axe it. I remember encountering this in a babysitters' club book. I couldn't hold back the chuckle. It tickled me. I can honestly say I haven't noticed it since, even though it IS awkward.
I go for mans' chest, usually. The few times I've been attracted to a woman, I've been attracted to her eyes.
30 minutes ago... 4th one this morning... bitch cat in heat today *blushes and moves to latin america and changes my name* Nothing to be ashamed about.Even though I know you aren't about the situation by your subsequent comments, I had to say something.
Use appropriate tags, and then come up with a decent title and starting line(s). That's way, you can attract the audience that you want.
It wasn't always set up the way it is now. 3 votes didn't require a comment previously, as they do now.The system is going to change in the next month or so, no comments are going to be required for any score. Scores are however, still going to be tracked to individual's accounts, so we can see if certain people are voting down stories intentionally etc. Oh, THANK YOU! Sometimes I vote a three rating to mean "Meh, the stories all right, but I'm not turned on." In other words, I don't have any specific suggestions.
I don't think that claim is true. Just eat a lot of protein if that's a concern; be careful, however, that you don't eat too much.Or, you can just eat what you're craving (and a few items you aren't) when you feel like eating.I agree that sex is exhausting. Even masturbating is exhausting!
Sex with a friend. Good or bad? Depends on you. Depends on the friend.
A woman (my wife) could do my ass with a very small strap on but not a shemale. No way. Yes, that maybe true for you , but hopefully, you respect other peoples' right to experiment in peace.
I had that problem for awhile. I talked with husband about why he wasn't performing on me. He has a jaw issue which makes it hard for him. He also said it didn't smell well down there sometimes. He makes sure I still get pleasure even though he can not orally please me very often. Communication does work sometimes. Yeah, I have a disability, and I know from experience that it can interfere with oral sex. I end up using my teeth way more than is apparently comfortable, because my muscles in my face are a little loose. I'd rather pleasure in other ways, honestly, and I think I have a good reason for doing so; it's my responsibility, however, to communicate this. I think communication is more important than sex, and greatly contributes to all aspects of a love life.
Hopefully, nobody minds that I answer this.I type one-handed, or don't masturbate. I can only type with my right hand, if I'm one-handed typing, if I want physical comfort. Same thing with masturbating. It might be because of the neurological disability I was born with, or maybe I am just that right-handed.
in all seriousness if prostitution is legal then there is going to have to be rules and human rights regulations put on it. for example a whore house will now have to be clean and up to OSSAH (whatever the workplace thing's acronym is) standards. this will mean that the 'legal' prostitutes will be more expensive because their pimps will need to supply regulation things that cost a lot of money. johns looking for a cheap fuck won't find it at Henry's House of Holes so they will turn to a less than legal place where the regulations are ignored and everything is hush hush the girls will be treated terribly there as they were before prostitution was legalized thus starting the abuse, neglect and filth cycle all over again. Oh and the safer cleaner regulated Henrys House of Holes will go out of business because everyone goes to Billy's Cheap Bitches. so really no point in legalizing it plus i bet less people would participate if it was legal the thrill of breaking the law would be gone LOL Honestly, the "If we regulate, businesses will go out of business" is a load of . If less people participate in prostitution because of a lack of law-evading thrill, good--prostitution, honestly, isn't a healthy way to have sex, regulated or otherwise. If businesses end up shutting down due to a reasonable amount of regulation, maybe they needed to shut down. If prices rise, maybe they were too low to begin with. One thing the US should've learned from the recession is that lack of regulation doesn't work.
A few days ago, from masturbation. I'm not going to crack about how pathetic that is, though. I'm not ashamed of (1. masturbating (2. having no one else to pleasure me.


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Good people-charm-awesome neighborhood
- Guest Red B.
- Date of stay 07/19/13
- Review Submitted 08/28/13
Marjorie and Steve live next door to this delightful cottage. The outdoor patio is great for grilling, dining and watching hummingbirds! So many positives-if you need something, your hosts are there for you. Beautiful books, art and feel in this place. Your hostess is an artist-and she gets it! Thanks so much for our serene and enjoyable month! (North Park, Balboa Park, Zoo, Beaches close by-Coronado!)Recommended for: Romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, sightseeing.
Owner response: Thank you very much for your generous review of Maya's Cottage. You were a pleasure to have as guests. We are happy that you enjoyed the tranquility of the backyard patio. It's always nice to have fellow artists staying at the cottage. Hope to see you again!
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Beautiful Cottage
Beautiful Cottage
- Guest Ellie (Ventura, Ca)
- Date of stay 06/24/13
- Review Submitted 07/02/13
I came with my family and thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful cottage. Marjorie was so accommodating and hospitable. I felt so welcomed and taken care of. She really cares and it shows. I loved the patio and we enjoyed our meals there. We enjoyed taking walks in the quiet neighborhood but were close to all the activities we wanted to do. Great place and wonderful owners! Better then any 5 star hotel :)Recommended for: Age 55+, families with young children, sightseeing, adventure seekers, girls getaway.
Owner response: Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a nice review.We are happy that you and your family enjoyed your stay at Maya's Cottage. We strive to make it a comfortable home away from home for our guests. We look forward to seeing you the next time you visit San Diego.
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wonderful time!!!!!
wonderful time!!!!!
- Guest Dee (Indiana)
- Date of stay 03/09/13
- Review Submitted 03/20/13
Our experience was great the house was perfect for us close to the zoo, sea world, the terrific down town area and I must say the weather was great. the house itself was great the back patio fantastic. a very nice area to stay in. would stay there again any time.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, sightseeing, girls getaway, tourists without a car.
Owner response: Thank you so much for the wonderful review. It is great to hear that our guests have enjoyed the cottage, backyard patio and neighborhood as much as we do! And we look forward to seeing you the next time you come out to visit your daughter.
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Cozy, quiet nest with charm
Cozy, quiet nest with charm
- Guest Pooky's Wife (Great Falls, VA USA)
- Date of stay 02/27/13
- Review Submitted 03/09/13
This little gem in North Park was just perfect for our visit to San Diego. The immaculate cottage is in a nice, quiet location that is a short walk to an array of terrific restaurants. The owners are delightful -- very helpful, especially when we had to extend our stay due to a weather-related flight cancellation. I would definitely recommend this property to a relative or friend. Both the cottage and backyard are charming.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, age 55+, tourists without a car.
Owner response: Thank you for taking the time to write such a thoughtful review. We are happy that you enjoyed the cottage, the garden and the neighborhood. It is our goal to have Maya's Cottage truly be our guests home away from home. We are glad that we were able to accommodate you when your flight was cancelled.
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- Guest berylita (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
- Date of stay 01/30/13
- Review Submitted 02/20/13
We spent 4 glorious days at Maya's Cottage during the last few days of January and beginning of February. Early morning coffee on the sun drenched private garden surrounded by palms, ferns, Bougainvillea then sipping wine as the sun sets listening to our favorite tunes on our playlist through the cottage's stereo system, could have easily kept us close to "home" but as photographers we tore ourselves away to venture into the community shooting the beauty of the architecture and gardens while taking breaks to relax in the numerous hip restaurants and cafes nearby. This 1930's charming, clean, bright, spacious, private cottage is on the same property as the hosts' appealing 1940's American bungalow. We were welcomed with a generous basket of wine and treats and felt pleasantly at home with every detail attended to and all our questions answered. More than highly recommended!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, pet owners, families with teenagers, age 55+, families with young children, sightseeing, girls getaway, tourists without a car.
Owner response: Thank you so much for the rave review! We are happy that you enjoyed your stay in Maya's Cottage, and that you were able to find good subject matter for your photography in the neighborhood. We love our 1920's craftsman cottage (and bungalow) and are pleased to invite you to make Maya's Cottage your home away from home!
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tango/yoga/walker folks
tango/yoga/walker folks
- Guest Jo (Cave Creek, Arizona)
- Date of stay 08/06/12
- Review Submitted 08/30/12
The Cottage was charming. The back yard could have used a little tender loving care. We loved it because we could walk to eat in North Park and I am a walker and loved being so close to Park. We felt very safe. We used public transportation which was so convenient. Recommend highlyRecommended for: Romantic getaway, pet owners, age 55+, sightseeing, adventure seekers, tourists without a car.
Owner response: We are happy that you enjoyed staying at Mayas Cottage. After a couple of hot August weeks, our backyard is receiving some extra TLC. North Park is a wonderful neighborhood for walking and there are many good restaurants, cafes and parks to walk to. Its nice that our guests can take advantage of the various yoga studios nearby also. We think the access to public transportation is a plus. Thank you for staying at Mayas Cottage and we hope to see you next summer.
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Family Vacation
Family Vacation
- Guest Dee (Flagstaff, AZ)
- Date of stay 07/31/12
- Review Submitted 08/06/12
We just returned from San Diego and stayed at Maya's Cottage. We loved the place. Thank you so much for the welcome basket. The place has everything that you could possibly need during your vacation. We enjoyed the garden, patio area, and close proximity to the zoo and downtown. The place was a little tight for 4 adults but we still enjoyed it. My husband and I plan to return soon.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, age 55+, sightseeing, tourists without a car.
Owner response: Thank you so much for your kind review. We are happy that you enjoyed your time in San Diego and your stay at Maya's Cottage. We hope that you'll come back soon! Steve and Marjorie
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Cozy retreat
Cozy retreat
- Guest Vicki McKenna (Minnesota)
- Date of stay 07/09/12
- Review Submitted 07/23/12
We enjoyed ourselves so much that we are returning in December. Maya's cottage was perfect for us and our 5-year old grandson. The cottage itself was the epitome of hospitality, from the books, games, tourist info, and of course the welcoming wine basket. We especially loved the back courtyard where we ate all of our meals. We were within easy walking distance of many amenities including Balboa Park. We highly recommend Maya's Cottage.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, sightseeing.
Owner response: We appreciate you taking the time to write such a nice review. It was a pleasure meeting you and your family. It makes us happy that you took advantage of the backyard garden to barbeque and dine. We look forward to seeing you when you return in December.
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Relaxing Family Retreat
Relaxing Family Retreat
- Guest cjcris23 (Berkeley, CA)
- Date of stay 05/05/12
- Review Submitted 05/13/12
What an amazing place to stay. The cottage was perfect for our family of three to stay in for a full week, thanks to the fold-out couch for our daughter. The owner's paintings on the walls made the cottage seem so homey, the secluded backyard was relaxing and a great place to grill and eat dinner, and the fully stocked kitchen gave us the opportunity to eat meals in instead if always eating out on our vacation. The owners, Steve and Marjorie, could not have been more welcoming. They were there when we arrived to give us the keys and show us around, and they had left a gift basket in the kitchen, and put orange juice, milk, and fresh strawberries from the farmer's market in the refrigerator. They also put popsicles in the freezer, since they knew we were bringing a child. A washer and dryer is included, and plenty of towels, extra sheets and blankets, and beach towels. They asked if we would go to the beach and went to their house to bring back beach chairs and a beach blanket for us to borrow for the week. I just can't say enough about how amazing Steve and Marjorie were. We are already looking forward to staying here again -- we visit San Diego every year, and I now can't picture staying anywhere else. The neighborhood is lovely and quiet and safe and located close to all the great restaurants in North Park as well as being short drives from the zoo, Gaslamp Quarter, and Coronado Island. If you stay here, you will definitely not be disappointed.Recommended for: Romantic getaway, families with teenagers, age 55+, families with young children, sightseeing, tourists without a car.
Owner response: Thank you so much for giving Maya's Cottage such a wonderful review. We really appreciate it! We have been so fortunate to have had such great guests staying at Maya's Cottage. It makes us happy to be able to provide a comfortable retreat for a young family like yourselves. We are glad that you enjoyed your stay and we look forward to seeing you on your next vacation to San Diego.
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Absolutely charming!
Absolutely charming!
- Guest Katie (Phoenix, AZ)
- Date of stay 03/22/12
- Review Submitted 04/06/12
I don't know where to begin. This lovely, clean (very important to me) cottage is just ideal, it exceeded my expectations. What really sets it apart is all the little touches, amenities, that make it so welcoming, informative, convenient, and so homey. Some of the little things that make is special like a book the owners made with everything you need to know of what to do, where to go, etc; ironing board & iron (OK, sorry but I like that); fully stocked kitchen; extra towels & blankets; so close to so much; orange juice in the fridge- to name just a few. Love, love, love the outdoor "grotto"- it's very private and feels so "old world", like old S. American or European. And then, on top of all of this- the owners. I know for me, there was nothing I needed that they hadn't provided, but made you feel very comfortable knowing if you did need anything, you were more than welcome to ask. They have done an awesome job with this cottage, are helpful, friendly, but also give you your space, I really like that, because I am a somewhat private person. I will definitely be back. So, I can highly recommend Maya's cottage to anyone traveling to the San Diego area- so much better than a hotel, on so many levels. Enjoy!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, age 55+, sightseeing, adventure seekers, girls getaway, tourists without a car.
Owner response: Thank you for taking the time to write such a generous review. We are glad that our guests feel so welcome and comfortable. We have been very fortunate to have had such lovely people staying in Maya's Cottage and look forward to your next visit.
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Year Purchased: 2007
About the owner: We love living in North Park and we are also passionate about traveling. Marjorie is an oil painter whose artwork can be viewed in the cottage. Steve is an avid bicyclist who has traveled from coast to coast in the US as well as throughout Europe. Their dog, Maya, loves to hike in the nearby canyons.
Why the Owner Chose North Park:
We not only bought a vacation rental here, but also live in North Park. The location can't be beat. This eclectic neighborhood offers the best of San Diego.
The Unique Benefits at this Cottage:
We love walking to the nearby restaurants, hiking in the canyon or hopping on the bus downtown to catch a ballgame. Its a quick drive to the beach, and just minutes from the Zoo and Balboa Park. Music, Theatre and Art events are within walking distance.
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Peaceful and private front patio.
Craftsman charm in this private cottage
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Russell Crowe's Noah banned in three Arab countries before worldwide premiere
Call The Midwife: Jessica Raine leaves in series three finale
Britain's top vet sparks controversy with call for ban on slashing animals' throats in 'ritual' slaughters for halal and kosher meat products
Exclusive: Impact of immigrants on British workers 'negligible'
Katie Hopkins continues campaign to become Britain's most hated talking head with poorly timed Bob Crow tweet
Ukraine crisis: Russia pledges to 'retaliate against sanctions' as Ukrainian president says Crimea vote will not be recognised
The quiet diplomat: Catherine Ashton - recognised and admired in all the world's troubled countries, yet ridiculed at home
Grace Dent: Who cares if she spells it Barraco Barner? Gemma Worrall is more employable than some bookish arts graduate
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Audio of Radio Show That Read Full Text of "Killing Resolves Nothing"
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Caravan, CKUT 90.3 Fm (Montreal)
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What Osama bin Laden, Troy Davis, and You Have in Common
So, the United States invaded Mexico, lied about it, killed, raped, pillaged, and stole half the country for the cause of expanding slavery in our growing continental empire. Then a devastated rump Mexico was invaded by the French who wanted their debts repaid, but the Mexicans won a big battle against the French on the Fifth of May, leading Americans to buy several tons of tacos and thousands of gallons of beer every Cinco de Mayo. Viva international solidarity in the land of Might-Makes-Right!
Secularists and Congressman Pete Stark have declared May 5th the Day of Reason, but how many people know that, how many television stations will stand for it, and how many Americans are even pretending to be reasonable?
Osama Bin Lynched
I'm going to give this speech tonight to a crowd of drunk young people. If I'm not back by morning, ask around if there have been any "Islamic burials."
About 10 years ago a bunch of psychotic killers crashed planes into buildings. A tall skinny guy who took credit said he was protesting the presence of US troops in Saudi Arabia and US support for Israel's war on Palestinians. That wasn't exactly going to hold up in a court of law as a justification for mass-murder. But the U.S. government had already, before 9-11, turned down offers from the Taliban to put bin Laden on trial in a third country, and it turned those offers down again.
Audio: Susie Madrak and David Swanson
Listen to Ex-CIA Officer Tell Me Killing Bin Laden Was Cleaner Than Capturing Him
From Marc Steiner Show
May 3, 2011 - Segment 1
The killing of Osama Bin Laden has caused mixed reactions throughout the world, from uproar to near apathy. We will discuss how Bin Laden's death will effect the government and military of the United States.
We are joined by David Swanson, whose most recent book is War is a Lie. He is also the author of Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union.
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"Killing Resolves Nothing" in German
My article on the killing of Osama bin Laden has landed more positive Emails in my box than perhaps any other. It seems to be making the rounds. Here it is translated into German along with the English original.
Video: Cost of War - Path to Peace: David Swanson, Paul Chappell, Chris Hedges, Lewis Logan, Steve Rhode, Scott Horton
Los Angeles, California
April 30, 2011
Forum sponsored by http://icujp.org
video by Anthony Manousos
Why a Dog Is More Qualified for Congress Than Robert Hurt
The Charlottesville Daily Progress, to its credit, did something that I don't think it or most small-town newspapers have done before, and certainly have not done often: it wrote about the local congress member's position on military spending. Sure it's where half of our income taxes go, but it's hardly ever mentioned.
Hurt told the paper that he wants to cut spending, but not in the military: "I think everybody would agree that national defense is a top priority for our government and really for any government." Does Hurt really think that? Because this is where a dog being better qualified for Congress than Hurt comes in.
In L.A. This Weekend: Swanson, Hedges, Chappell, Garrett
Upcoming public events:
Saturday, April 30, 2011
3:15 - 5:15 pm Book signing at Los Angeles Times Festival of Books ( http://events.latimes.com/festivalofbooks ), at the Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace ( http://www.icujp.org ) booth, Booth 921.
University of Southern California
7:30 - 9:30 pm "The Costs of War" with David Swanson, Chris Hedges, Paul Chappell, and Lewis Logan, moderated by Ameena Mirza Qazi.
United University Church at the University of Southern California
817 W 34th St, Los Angeles, CA
Other great events all day at the United University Church at the University of Southern California including:
11 am - noon Youth panel on peace and war
Alan Simpson Just Asked Me to Leave Rich People Alone
I'm feeling pretty guilty. I hadn't known I was causing billionaires so much suffering. The former co-chair of President Obama's deficit (a.k.a. catfood) commission just asked me during a public event to stop going after rich people. Then he came up to me after the event to make sure I'd gotten the point. He seemed truly worried about it.
Is Israel's Right Wing in Eric Cantor's District?
In May 2009, Congressmen Eric Cantor (R., Va.) and Steny Hoyer (D., Md.) wrote to President Barack Obama about U.S. policy toward Israel. Their staff sent the letter as a PDF but forgot to change the name of the file to something other than "AIPAC Letter Hoyer Cantor May 2009.pdf."
AIPAC stands for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, a group widely recognized as one of the most effective at lobbying Congress, and a group that consistently promotes the positions of the rightwing party of the Israeli government. AIPAC also has the distinction of having lobbied against accountability for an Israeli attack on a U.S. ship and in favor of leniency for a man convicted of selling U.S. secrets to Israel. In a separate case, six years ago, two AIPAC employees were indicted for obtaining U.S. secrets from a U.S. military employee who pled guilty. After powerful Congress members like Jane Harman (D., Calif.) lobbied on their behalf, the charges were dropped.
Mitt Romney and Netroots Nation Agree: It's Peacetime
Mitt Romney recently criticized "peacetime spending" in an era in which we have numerous wars going and are devoting about half of discretionary spending to wars and the military.
Netroots Nation has just announced 70 panels of progressive commentators. Of those panels, 69 do not discuss the wars or the military, their moral costs, their economic costs, their environmental costs, or their destruction of civil liberties and representative government.
One panel is called "Means to an End: Resolving Conflict in Afghanistan"
One wonders what the end is, and what the means. Here's the panel description:
How Americans Can Get Up and Stand Up
In December 2009, psychologist Bruce Levine published an article at Alternet called "Are Americans a Broken People?" His timing couldn't have been better. Americans of good will and bad analysis were suffering a severe fit of Obamanation withdrawal. The article was reposted everywhere, commented on endlessly, and responded to voluminously. (This was my response.) Levine has now developed his article into an important book called "Get Up, Stand Up."
10 Ways Ellsberg and Manning Are Different
1. More Americans learned much more of the information that Ellsberg made public.
2. It was always assumed that Ellsberg would have a trial (as of course he did), whereas I see no reason to assume Manning ever will. (I'm almost alone in this, but - hey - it's my list.)
3. They tried to kill Ellsberg but did not torture him.
4. Ellsberg was out on personal recognizance, while Manning has been held in an isolated 6x12 cell for the better part of a year.
5. We had a relatively good commmunications system back then.
6. We had a Congress.
7. We had relatively good courts, and courts outside the military were in play.
8. The info Ellsberg leaked was more top secret than Manning's and known to a handful of people, not the crowds of loyal drones with access to Manning's who did nothing.
9. Nixon didn't have Democratic Party Immunity.
10. Ellsberg, now in his 80s, is known to be saner and sharper than most living humans, while Bradley Manning's mental health is now, as a result of his torture at the hands of Obama's Marine Corps, very much in doubt.
Your Local Military Industrial Complex
As in any other U.S. city, things are looking up for Charlottesville, Va., job seekers who don't mind helping to kill tons of people for no good reason. This week's "community job fair" features some prominent members of the Charlottesville community whom we don't usually think of as such.
When I travel the country, people often inform me that their town is a military-industrial town as if that were unusual. I always ask them if they can name a U.S. town that isn't -- in part because nobody has yet been able to, and in part because if someone ever does I might want to move there.
White House Website Lying About Your Taxes
The White House has a handy website to mislead you about your tax dollars at http://www.whitehouse.gov/taxreceipt
It claims that only 26.3% goes to "National Defense". This is similar to the claim in the 1040EZ US income tax form booklet (see pages 36-37). Here are those two pages in a PDF. There the claim is that the U.S. government only spends 22% of its money on "National defense, veterans, and foreign affairs." The form admits that you could leave out the "foreign affairs" part and still be at 21%.
The White House website claims to calculate both veterans' expenses and foreign affairs separately and still put "defense" alone at 26.3%.
However, take a look now at the pie chart created by the War Resisters League, which shows 51% of the budget going to the military.
Libya: another neocon war
By David Swanson, The Guardian
Liberal supporters of this 'humanitarian intervention' have merely become useful idiots of the same old nefarious purposes
"War Is A Lie" British Version Published in London Just as UK Troops Sent to Libya
368pp paperback
PUBLISHED: 19 May 2011
Every war ever fought has been sold to both sides as a fight between the forces of good and evil. Politicians are willing to tell any lie to ensure the public believe they were in the right and the enemy undeniably in the wrong.
In War is a Lie, anti-war activist David Swanson deconstructs virtually every argument ever put forward in favour of war. Drawing on examples throughout history, including the Second World War and the Iraq War, he shows how politicians will use any excuse not simply to justify war but to continue it after the death toll has long since shown the utter futility of continuing with the bloodshed. and showing how politicians will use any excuse not simply to justify war but to continue it after the death toll have long since shown the utter futility of continuing with the bloodshed.
'David Swanson despises war and lying, and unmasks them both with rare intelligence. I learn something new on every page.' Jeff Cohen, founder of Fair and author of Cable News Confidential
David Swanson is the author of Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union. Swanson holds a master's degree in philosophy from the University of Virginia. He is cofounder of WarIsACrime.org (formerly afterDowningStreet.org). Swanson was instrumental in exposing the Downing Street Minutes and other evidence of Iraq war lies. He served as press secretary for Dennis Kucinich's 2004 presidential campaign.
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The Cure for Plutocracy: Strike!
How do you get politicians living off legalized bribery to criminalize bribery? How do you persuade the corporate media to report on the interests of flesh-and-blood, non-corporate people? How do you take over a political party when the only other one allowed to compete is worse? These are not koans, but actual problems with a single solution.
It might seem like there are a million solutions: pass state-level clean election laws, build independent media, build a new party, etc. But the fundamental answer is that when the deck is stacked against you, you insist on a new deck. Power, as Frederick Douglas told us, concedes nothing without a demand. We cannot legislate our way out of plutocracy. Instead, we the people must seize power.
TV, Newspapers, Congress Apologize for Claiming War Not About Oil
In the wake of the latest revelations of what everyone always knew, the largest press conference in the history of the United States has been planned for tomorrow in the Nationals Park baseball stadium in Washington, D.C. The powerful people lining up to apologize for having claimed the ongoing War on Iraq has had nothing to do with oil were deemed too numerous to gather in any indoor facility.
Former Congressman David Obey, who screamed at Congressman Dennis Kucinich in a Democratic caucus meeting for suggesting that oil might be one factor in the war, is currenly on a plane back to Washington to MC the mass apology. The line-up includes each major television, radio, and print news outlet in the United States. Select commentators, columnists, cartoonists, and talking heads of all varieties will represent each organization apologizing.
BP Is Messing With the Wrong Woman
A year ago BP began filling the Gulf of Mexico with oil.
Last week BP blocked a woman from entering its annual meeting.
Which will prove the bigger mistake?
BP may have chosen the right country to hit with the worst oil disaster in world history. If there's any population that will take seeing its land and water destroyed for corporate profit lying down, it's got to be us. We're split between gratitude and indifference: should we thank BP or just stay out of its way?
It Would Be an Honor
Review of "Honor For Us: A Philosophical Analysis, Interpretation, and Defense" By William Lad Sessions, Continuum.
William Lad Sessions is a philosophy professor at Washington and Lee University in Virginia. I was once a philosophy student at the University of Virginia. Both schools have honor codes for their students. I experienced UVA's honor code as one of the most thrilling discoveries of my life. W&L's has inspired Sessions to write a book.
If Cairo Came to Kabul
Before Tahrir Square happened almost nobody predicted that President Hosni Mubarak would be forced out of office by a movement that didn't pick up a gun. Had President Barack Obama expected that outcome, he might have publicly backed Mubarak's departure before, rather than after, Mubarak stepped down.
Obama can be seen as overcompensating for that performance in Libya, but there he is placing faith in weapons. Anybody can do that. Egypt still has a long way to go on its path to a just society. But the question of whether Tunisian-Egyptian movements will find success elsewhere is the question of whether people can take the far more challenging step of placing trust in nonviolence.
Did You Just Call Me a Socialist?
On Friday on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives, congress members spoke in defense of Medicare, Social Security, the Environmental Protection Agency, and other programs that by almost anyone's definition are socialist, programs that were denounced as socialist by opponents of their passage in decades past, programs that would not have been created without the efforts of socialists and the Socialist Party.
Exclusive with David Swanson on national budget (video)
I like this article at the Examiner, except for all the military advertisements on the page.


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The people of the world confront the advance of capitalism: Rio +20 and beyond
Governments from all over the world will meet in Río de Janeiro, Brasil from June 20-22 2012, to supposedly commemorate 20 years since the "Earth Summit", the United Nations Conference on the Environment and Development, that established for the first time a global agenda for "sustainable development". During this summit, in 1992, three international conventions were adopted: the Convention on Biological Diversity, the United Nations Convention on Climate Change, and the Convention to Fight Desertification. Each of these promised to initiate a series of actions destined to protect the planet and all of the life on it, and to allow all human beings to enjoy a life of dignity.
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