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Every track on this album has made me feel something. For one, it helped me through the hardest break up in my life just by depressing me more? I think it pushed me over the edge of sadness. It took me to the point where I could turn my sadness/suffering into a positive thing. So if this makes any sense to you ( i hope it does ) then by all meanse buy this. Ultimate healing music!
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Great sorrow from the Norwegian legends ULVER. Music driven to despair, all sad and solitary, written and produced under the threat of extinction. SHADOWS OF THE SUN, is ULVER's 7th full-length album, the band's most personal record to date. Low-key, dark, and tragic.
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As Garm said, this is a dark and tragic collection of music. Beautiful and sorrowful. Again, this is a departure from almost anything they have released before. This is intelligent music,and a very dark mood setting CD. It reminds me of the slowest and most thoughtful songs from the Blood Inside collection. If you love Ulver, go ahead and buy this CD. You will find no Black Metal here nor any Metal type of music at all. The only thing that comes to mind is Sunno))) although it sounds nothing like them? They can do no wrong….
For those who aren't already aware of Ulver, this review will serve as a brief introduction. Ulver are an avant guard/electronica trio hailing from Norway whose origins are firmly rooted in the black metal underground of the early 90s. Since 1998 Ulver have been releasing music on Jester Records, owned by their front man Krystoffer Rygg. Not content to travel only one path, Ulver cast off their armor following the release of "Nattens Madrigal" to shroud themselves in the ever shifting cloaks of the magus. "Shadows of the Sun" follows this tradition of change, being a masterful collection of some of the most somber, yet captivating pieces of music I've ever heard. This is a great CD to listen to on a dark, gloomy winter day. From the first track, "Eos", ending with "What Happened?", the mood is shaped and reshaped again with surmounting intrigue that causes your finger to want to press the 'repeat' button on its own volition. One particular highlight is the inclusion of an excellent cover of Black Sabbath's "Solitude", from the album "Master of Reality". Ulver's "Shadows of the Sun" has stayed in my car's CD player for over a month, and to this day I have not heard enough of it.
Being a relatively new, yet very enthusiastic fan of Ulver, I can honestly say that I have not anticipated any one of the myriad of great albums to released this year more than I have Ulver's "Shadows of the Sun." With such a serious caliber of genius as Ulver has proven to command, (Most apparent in 1998's "Themes from William Blake's the Marriage of Heaven and Hell," and in 2005's "Blood Inside") I knew that the musical world was in for another otherworldly masterpiece. Of course, Ulver has once again, surpassed my expectations, though not in the same fashion as I had expected.
Completely forgetting Ulver's natural tendency to evolve, I was expecting another album filled with charisma, and widespread vision such as "Blood Inside" was. Upon first listen, any one with similar expectations for this album will indeed be initially disappointed. This album is almost a polar opposite to "Blood Inside." Where there once was powerful and grandiose structure there is now a dark, slow and brooding semi-ambience. Where there was a dark, yet somehow beautifully colorful texture there is now only black and grey. Where there were once layers upon layers of Garm's soaring vocal harmonies, there are much darker, melancholiac, and slower dirges. Ulver have obviously made another 180 degree change in musical direction, and though it may seem for the worse, it really is not.
Make no mistake, this is a VERY dark and depressing album. It is vital that you understand that by dark, I do not mean the theatrical evil act that metal bands shamelessly delve in, but very real and very serious melancholiac suffering that is very clearly displayed in musical form. There is not one lighthearted moment in "Shadows of the Sun's" entirety. Of course, Ulver has always been more in tune with the darker spectrums of music; (Even having a couple of black-metal albums under their belts.) but not even this foresight could prepare you for the downright bleak and beaten experience that embodies this release. The album almost entirely lacks percussion, giving it an almost ambient feel. "Shadows of the Sun" is made up mainly of slow, subtle melodies, driven by weeping string sections, and sometimes choral like effects. There is even an appearance of a trumpet on three of the tracks which really adds a nice shimmer to this dark sonic pool. While being undeniably melancholic, this is still a very intelligent album that is still unmistakably Ulver. The piano sections, particularly in `Like Music' are absolutely beautiful, as are most of the arrangements throughout "Shadows of the Sun." in their own grey and twisted manner. The only slight fault I can possibly convict this album of is its length, clocking in at barely over 40 minutes. Then again, perhaps the short length is only meant to protect us from becoming overly immersed in this bleak state of existence.
This album has a very distinctive beaten feel about it, as music seems to collapse under the weight of the unjust world. The very heavy emotions that have been so vividly captured in this work of art are sure to bring even the most lighthearted listener down into the depths of momentary depression. Surely to some of you, this sounds like nothing you would voluntarily want to put yourself through, as if you don't have enough problems in our day to day lives to deal with without Ulver's very real display of utter sorrow. Personally, I find this album very therapeutic, taking me and my hyperactive imagination to a myriad of cloudy places. Granted this album is definitely not for everyone, though I suspect if you find Ulver's previous releases as enchanting as I do, then you will not be disappointed. Ulver's "Shadows of the Sun" is definitely not something that I would listen to on a daily basis, but nevertheless is an impeccable work of beautiful art, that deserves recognition.
This album was so predictable. It was predictable because Ulver is so unpredictable, that it is predictable that their next album will be unpredictable. After 2005's "Blood Inside" and its off-the-wall, wacky character, this album makes it sound like the universe has gone cold. This is a very low-key, atmospheric electronic work of art. It is on the opposite side of the spectrum of their more upbeat albums. However, it is somewhat similar to their somber work such as "Svidd Neger," "Lyckantropen Themes," and perhaps "Silence Teaches you How to Sing" and "Silencing the Singing."
If you're the dedicated Ulver fan, I don't need to tell you that they are an ever-evolving band with a different trick up their sleeve every time they release something. You know this, and this is why you like Ulver. In this case, you should already have this album. If you like the above EPs and soundtracks I mentioned above, you are much more likely to enjoy this album. If you only like Ulver's more upbeat electronic music, like "Themes from William Blake's The Marriage of Heaven & Hell," "Perdition City," and "Blood Inside," you may not like this as much, or at all. And if you only like their black metal and folk, well, I have no idea what to tell you.
This is perhaps the first Ulver album I would actually describe as "depressing" though. Sure, the above albums had overall dark atmospheres, but I've described them as more "experimental," "laid-back", "lonely," perhaps "eerie." For the first time, this album is depressing. But that's ok.
I have to admit, this is far from Ulver's best achievement. Still earning 5 stars in my book, because some of Ulver's earlier work is so amazing they will probably never make anything that comes close to it. I'm not saying it is disappointing by any means, but parts of some songs could use at least a little more spark. Most of the songs sound very similar. But hey, I'm certain it will grow on me. I thought the same thing about Lyckantropen – that probably took me 2 years to fully appreciate.
"Vigil" is probably the most interesting, maybe the best song on here, beginning with some arbitrary electronic noises that sound strikingly similar to "The Future Sound of Music" from "Perdition City", then introducing a lush, dreamlike piano melody, some creepy whispering, and almost chorus-like vocals with a rich electronic harmony in the background. In fact the whole album pretty much has that rich electronic harmony, consisting of synthesized violins and strings, pianos, and sometimes hums and choirs. "All the Love" probably breaks through the general feel of the album the most, with a brief, upbeat, almost theatrical-like portion.
As a previous reviewer mentioned, this album should be listened to in a room by yourself, with headphones, in the dark, for the most satisfying experience and to appreciate it to its fullest, along with any other Ulver album really. He also mentions the room should have no windows or doors, which I don't necessarily recommend, because if there's a room with no windows OR doors, then there's no way to get into that room in the first place, unless you maybe bust through the wall, which paradoxically creates a makeshift door, and does significant damage to you or whomever's property it is, or perhaps, build the entire room around you, which would take a lot of hard work, a long time, and knowledge about construction, and then you would be stuck in that room, unless you kept a sledgehammer in there to bust yourself out. Either way, I think you need at least one door or window in the room you plan on listening "Shadows in the Sun" in, for when it is over, you'll probably need to return to reality.


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Oct 31, 2007 — Crows are garrulous, clubby birds. Good fliers, fun to watch. But they have their place. Flocks (proper name "murders") can provide human-like entertainment in the countryside. But in cities...not so much. Some cities like Watertown bring in professionals to get rid of crows, particularly at this time of year. Mary Corriveau is city manager of Watertown. She tells Jonathan Brown the birds are starting to flock downtown where asphalt and heated buildings help keep them warm through the winter. Go to full article
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Oct 11, 2007 — It may be what killed the cat, but Dr. Curt Stager maintains that curiosity (or noseyness, as Martha Foley puts it) has survival value in humans and other species. Go to full article
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Sep 28, 2007 — State wildlife officials say New York's moose population is growing exponentially. Based on field work and sightings reported by the public, the Department of Environmental Conservation estimates as many as 500 moose could be living in the state, mostly in the Adirondacks. It's a dramatic increase from a decade ago, when the DEC put their number between 50 and 100. Only a handful of moose were in New York in the 1980s. It's now breeding season for moose and that means the animals are roaming far and wide looking for mates. This week, a bull moose broke through a fence at the Great Escape amusement park in Queensbury and trotted through the parking lot of Aviation Mall before DEC officers arrived to move the animal away from the area. DEC wildlife biologist Ken Kogut tells Jonathan Brown that as the number of moose increase so do the amount of car accidents they cause. Go to full article
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Police in Lenoir are investigating an overnight shooting that put a man in the hospital with several gunshot wounds to the back.
Officers were called to the 200 block of Greenhaven Drive just before 2 a.m. Wednesday.
When officers arrived at the scene, they found 25-year-old Colin Taylor of Lenoir.
Taylor had been shot in the back several times with a .22 caliber gun.
Caldwell County EMS responded and Taylor was flown to Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte for surgery. His condition is unknown at this time - he is not listed in the hospital system.
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This seems like a pretty premature "I have my Wii" thread. People on the east coast ought to have them by now, and need to be taking pictures.
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It's been seven years since my last interview with the director of the Hanoverian Verband, Werner Schade in 2007. In that time, so many dramatic changes have occurred in the world of Warmblood breeding, changes that neither of us could have predicted seven years ago. Who would have thought that the whole French National Stud…[More]Read Article
Werner Schade – Hanoverians in the Brave New World…August 19th, 2014 at 5:07 pm
Dr Thomas Nissen: The Holstein FutureAugust 6th, 2014 at 10:51 am
An interview with Christopher Hector Dr Thomas Nissen became the breeding director of the Holsteiner Association in 1989. He joined the Holsteiner Association in 1988 after completing his Agriculture degree at Kiel – the appointment was a logical next step since his thesis topic was The mare performance test and fertility of the Holsteiner horse….[More]Read Article
Rohdiamant's breeder dead…May 27th, 2014 at 10:35 am
Hans Francksen, the breeder of Rohdiamant has died at the age of 89. I was lucky enough to interview Mr Francksen and find out something about the mare line, especially since the pedigrees provided for Rohdiamant are conspicuously silent when it comes to his dam side, the pedigree tends to stop with his grand-dam Elektia….[More]Read Article
Dressage Stallions at the KWPN stallion showFebruary 9th, 2014 at 4:11 am
The decision in the dressage section of the KWPN stallion show went right down to the wire. Even the chairman of the dressage panel, Wim Ermes admitted that right until the final third round, he expected the son of Totilas out of the full-sister to Parzival would win but he looked a bit flat on…[More]Read Article
Jumping Stallions at the KWPN stallion showFebruary 8th, 2014 at 8:23 pm
It is as usual a feast of fine horse flesh, and the Dutch breeders prove again that they are the masters of getting the 'mix' right, of picking where the action is and taking the best-of-the-best into their breeding ranks. On the first day of viewing the jumping colts, there are four stallions each with…[More]Read Article
A Tribute to ContenderJanuary 17th, 2014 at 1:53 pm
With the recent news of the stallion legend Contender passing away at the ripe old age of 30, we found it fitting to report on his great success at stud. Born in 1984, died in 2014. 171cm. Brown Breeder – Niko Detlef, Westfehmarn Contender is proving to be the most influential son of Calypso II….[More]Read Article
Breeding Eventers – Blood will outOctober 1st, 2013 at 9:36 am
Eventing – blood will out! I suspect that it is one of the most persistent myths of equestrian sport, that eventers are freaks, accidents – that you cannot breed to produce eventing horses. As I see it, this is just plain wrong. The limited number of people who have tried to breed for eventing have…[More]Read Article
Why Import A German Sport HorseMarch 14th, 2013 at 1:51 pm
Rebecca McIntyre Benjamin Schildwaechter of the Westfalian Verband asks the question… Australia has done much to expand its equestrian sport horizon the past years. The breeding of an Australian sport horse has gone from nonexistent to internationally recognised. The standard of competitions is becoming higher and there are more of them. Young Australian riders…[More]Read Article
German Breeding Values – what do they mean?January 24th, 2013 at 11:51 am
The German Breeding Values are supposed to be a guide to the top Sporthorse stalliions – but are they? Looking at this year's top ranking there are a few very undistinguished horses in the list…Read Article
Wolfram Wittig – Rider, Breeder, TrainerOctober 18th, 2012 at 1:16 pm
From The Horse Magazine Archives… I guess it's hard for Australians to understand just how specialised the German Horse scene is. While in Australia lots of our top riders have bred their own horses, in Germany the breeders tend to be one group, the riders and trainers another, with not a lot of communication between…[More]Read Article
Breeding Philosophy with Jan GreveOctober 15th, 2012 at 2:10 pm
From The Horse Magazine Archives… Jan Greve and his pride and joy, Tjungske. This young stallion is by the great Carthago Z, out of a mare by Dr Greve's English thoroughbred stallion, Julio Mariner, who was in turn out of Kwiggy, who twice descends from Dr Greve's foundation mare, Twiggy. Bred to Almé, Twiggy produced…[More]Read Article
Games Horses Breeding AnalysisOctober 10th, 2012 at 12:01 pm
One of the problems in setting down your opinions in cold hard print is that they can embarrassingly come back to bite you. Scarce had the ink dried on a survey of the first ten years of the German Breeding Values in action, in which I gently condescended to Don Schufro and Sandro Hit for…[More]Read Article


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Representing international schools on the continent of Africa, AISA has a membership of schools which range in size from 20 to 3600 students. AISA schools are strongly influenced by their location in Africa and their cosmopolitan student enrollment and teaching staffs who emanate from countries across the globe. Some AISA schools have an American based curriculum, others are British, and still others have an ecclectic mix. All have an international focus.
AISA's goal is, in collaboration with our Associate Members, to serve the varying needs of nearly 42,000 students and over 2,500 teachers and administrators.
The mission of the Association is to facilitate school effectiveness and to inspire student learning in the international schools of Africa by promoting communication, collaboration, and professional development.
AISA would like to let you know of an exciting new programme taking place over the next 12 months or so. After almost 36 years of existence, the time has come for AISA to take a step back and reflect on how we're doing. Are we still meeting the needs of our membership? Who are those members? Have they changed over the years? Are the services and programmes AISA offers still relevant to the needs of our member schools and associates in the 21st Century?
During the AISA 2013 conference in Ghana, AISA will be announcing the launch of a year-long period of reflection, evaluation and development that we have called the "AISA Pathways Programme". Many of our members will be invited to participate in the various surveys, focus groups and discussions we have planned over the next 12 months or so. We really want you to have an input, otherwise we will only ever be guessing at the services you require from us. More details on the AISA Pathways Programme to follow soon.
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Want to know more about the local food scene right in our home state? Food for Thought: Indiana Harvest is a thoroughly beautiful new book published by Indiana Humanities, celebrating the vibrant food revolution right here in Indiana.
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"10 Steps to Ocean Casa de Sal" Ground Level in Bonaire
- bedrooms 1
- baths 2
- sleeps 3
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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- community The Oceanfron Hamlet
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Imagine... your home just ten footsteps away from the Caribbean Sea crystal clear waters with direct access to a small and hidden beach.
Imagine...diving, swimming or snorkeling off your own backyard
Imagine....a short one minute walk to reach some of the world renown diving centers to enjoy the island best diving sites.
Casa de Sal is not only "the place" for swimmers snorkelers and divers but also an exclusive retreat for those who are looking for tranquility and spectacular sceneries.
Casa de Sal is a newly refurbished property, styled and furnished in a clean and sleek European design to provide a most relaxing while still active escape for the discriminating traveler.
Located on one of the most attractive and beautiful spots of Bonaire west coast, a short walk away from world famous Buddy Dive premises and just aside Captain Don's Diving Center and its fine dining facilities the property is provided with wireless high speed internet connection.
The Villa accommodates 4 guests in its ground floor rental option, and up to 10 guests in the whole property in its four air conditioned bedrooms each one with its enclosed bathroom, offering a totally equipped enclave for a family or small group holiday.
Overlooking the clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, Casa de Sal also offers stunning sunsets and breathtaking views of the neighboring Island of Klein Bonaire and it grants direct access to a small, hidden white beach just a few steps away.
The ground floor configuration features one Master bedroom suite with enclosed bathroom, a second room with its separate bathroom sleeps two and turns into the living area and a fully furnished open kitchen. The dining area is located on the outside wooden deck under the roofed Lanai, an unique space to enjoy the majestic views and the gentle sea breeze.
The wide backyard ending against the sea is the ideal place for lazy and quiet sunbathing on beach chairs during daytime, romantic moments at sunset and fun filled nights around the large BBQ unit turning dinner cooking into pure relax.
An external shower, a rinsing tank and a drip-to-dry area will make life much easier for all these water sport fan guests.
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La Dolce Vita on Beautiful Keuka Lake in Keuka Lake
- bedrooms 5
- baths 2½
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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La Dolce Vita..... The Sweet Life.... Come and experience the
breathtaking view, the fresh sweet smell of the vineyards, the
sounds of the water rolling into shore, the comfort of lake front
living, as you relax and unwind with your family.
Our home was built in 1895 and is right across from a vineyard.
Used for grape storage in those early years, the steamboats came
right up to the home to load the grapes and transport them to
wineries for processing. Over the years, it evolved into a 4
bedroom, 2000 square foot colonial. We purchase our lakefront home 10
years ago and have literally gutted and redone every room.
To begin with, you will drive down a private drive that services 5
cottage homes. Ours is the last one, with a newly blacktopped
driveway area. This is a huge advantage on Keuka Lake, when loading
and unloading your car and groceries, as many homes here have
parking at the road and you need to walk up or down several steps to
the cottage entrance. There is parking for about 3 cars on the
blacktop area, and additional parking at the road for 1 more.
Upstairs there are four bedrooms, which have new drywall, oak
flooring, ceiling fans, blinds and fresh paint. Two of the bedrooms
face the lake and they each have a Queen size bed, with brand new
mattresses. The third bedroom has a Queen size bed and a bunk bed.
The fourth bedroom has a double bed. There is ample closet space
and dressers in each bedroom. There is a newly remodeled full bath on the second floor with tub & shower.
The main living & dining room is what captured our hearts. It is
very large, 20 x 22 ft. There is a large sliding door and windows on
each side that face the lake. Additional windows on each side wall
also offer beautiful views of the lake. New hardwood floors and
beautiful oval braided rugs enhance each area. In the dining area,
there is a large table that easily sits 8-10 people, where the
family can enjoy a meal and see the lake from every angle. The room
also serves as a living room, with two couches, two recliners and
a television, as well as a dvd/vcr combo. The room has two new
ceiling fans.
The kitchen was completely remodeled in 2006. There are beautiful
white cabinets and plenty of counter space, in addition to an island
with 3 stools, and new ceramic floor. A ceiling fan is over a
kitchen table which seats 4-6 people.
Off the kitchen is a powder room and utility room, which house a
washer & dryer, and utility sink. The ceramic tile from the kitchen
continues into this back room.
If you prefer to have your coffee & breakfast out doors, you can sit
on the glider, on the covered porch, which is off the entrance to
the kitchen & living area. The covered porch overlooks a grassy
area, which leads to the grill and picnic table, with umbrella
overlooking the water. Off the living & dining room there are steps
which lead to a cement patio. There is a breakwall which overlooks
the lake. From the patio, there are three steps that lead to the
lake. The water is crystal clear and is very shallow at the shore.
The water gradually gets deeper, with a flat rock & stone bottom.
Here you can enjoy 75 feet of private beach area. There is a new
30ft. dock, where you can sunbathe and in the morning, watch the
sunrise and sometimes catch a blue heron landing or watch the ducks
swim by. One of my favorite things to do is just sit on a beach
chair with my feet in the water, relaxing and reading a book, with my grandchildren
playing on the shore.
In the evenings, you can use the fire pit on the beach area to make smores and sit around the fire and talk and sing with your family under the stars.
house rental amenities
Kitchen: Microwave, Dishwasher, Gas Stove & Oven, Refrigerator with ice maker,
Coffee Maker, Toaster. Fully stocked with dishes, glasses, mugs,
pots & pans, bakeware, food processor, can opener, mixer. Bring
your own dishtowels and paper products. There are two built in
wastebaskets, one for garbage and the other we use for bottles/cans.
Living Room: Large-screen television, with cable, VCR/DVD player. Stereo system and cd player is available, along with family games, cards, books.
Outdoors, there is a large gas grill and picnic table with umbrella.
Several folding lounge chairs, or folding chairs for outdoors.
Canoe is available for renters.
There is natural gas in the home, including a new furnace, and we
are on the sewer system.
Additional information: The home does not include linens or
towels. Pillows, Comforters, and Blankets are provided.
This is a very quiet area of Keuka Lake, and it is our hope to
respect our neighbors' enjoyment of the lake. If you are looking
for a place to enjoy quiet relaxation and make special memories with
your family or friends, this is the place for you.
No pets, No smoking in the home. Kyacks on premises are not for renter's use.
activities and attractions in Keuka Lake Finger Lakes
Keuka Lake is one of the most beautiful of the Finger Lakes in New
York State. It is crystal clear and offers many water activities,
such as swimming, boating, fishing and other water sports. There is
a marina less than a mile away that rents jet skis, sailboats,
kayaks, ski boats and pontoon boats.
Just being on the lake is what it's all about and you will enjoy 75
feet of pristine, private beach and sunrises and sunsets that will
take your breath away.
There are fine restaurants along the lake, such as the well known
Esperanza Mansion, with breathtaking view and delicious lunches and
dinners, located 5 minutes away. There are many other restaurants
that you can drive to or boat to, and enjoy a meal outdoors with the
lake as your backdrop.
The quaint town of Hammondsport is a short drive away and has small
shops, an amazing coffee shop and delicious ice cream treats.
Hiking in the hills around the lake is also an enjoyable pastime.
Garret's Memorial Chapel is also nearby. There are churches of all
denominations in the town of Penn Yan. Shopping at antique shops,
or amish stores or for ceramic ware is readily available.
Every Saturday, there is the Windmill Craft Market, which sells a
variety of crafts, clothing, and fresh fruit, bread, eggs, etc. Oak
Hill Farms is on the same Rt. 14A and has bulk candy, snacks,
spices, and a variety of items that are very unique and run by the
Of course, the Finger Lakes Region is internationally renowned for
it's New York State Wineries. Keuka Lake has a wide variety of
wineries, such as Heron Hill, Dr. Frank's, Barrington Cellars, Hunt
Courtry Vineyards, Keuka Overlook, Keuka Srings, McGregor, Rooster
Hill, Ravines and Yates Cellars. From our home you can look
directly across the lake to Rooster Hill Winery. You can take a
short drive and taste some of these locally grown wines or go on
weekend tours with friends.
Other attractions that are between 1/2 and 1 hour away are Watkins
Glen International Speedway, Corning Museum of Glass, Granger
Homestead Museum. The new Strong Museum of Play in Rochester, New
York, is about 1 1/2 hours away, as is the Rochester International
In the Fall, the foliage in the Keuka Lake area is breathtaking.
Since the lake is only about 1/2 mile wide, and is situated with
high, rolling hills on either side, the color of the leaves on the
trees is cascading.
There is something for everyone to enjoy at LaDolce Vita.
vacation rental rates
May.& October: Weekly Rates- $2400.00 + $500 Security Deposit
June & September: Weekly Rates - $2700.00 + $500 Security Deposi
July & August : Weekly Rates - $2850.00 + $500 Security Deposit
No weekend rentals.
As of 01/01/2008, we are required to collect a 4% Occupancy Tax from all rentals. This tax will be added on to your rental amount.
Weekly Rentals run from Saturday to Saturday,
Check in time: 2:00 P.M.
Check out time: 11:00 A.M.
Security Deposit will be returned within 5 Days if home is left in
same condition you found it. Owners will come to ready cottage for
next renters by 11:00 A.M. on Saturday or day of departure.
Payment in full is due 30 days prior to rental week.
A cleaning fee of $250.00 will be charged if the premises are not
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The Packers received four compensatory picks for the 2012 NFL draft. The league will announce all the compensatory picks on Monday.
The packers received two fourth-rounders and two seventh-rounders for their net free-agent loss from the previous season. Compensatory picks cannot be traded.
Green Bay has a total of 12 picks in April's draft. According to the report, the Packers were compensated for the losses of OG Daryn Colledge, DL Cullen Jenkins, RB Brandon Jackson and OG Jason Spitz, with Colledge and Jenkins likely representing the fourth-round picks. Colledge started all 16 games for Arizona last season and Jenkins had 5½ sacks starting all 15 games for Philadelphia.
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The Nissan Leaf is easy, fun and comfortable to drive, and the leasing option makes it more affordable. Just make sure you can live with the limited (and not always predictable) range.
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It doesn't matter how much you like the idea of the electric Nissan Leaf – if it doesn't suit your life, it won't work for you. Why? Well, Nissan claims it has a maximum range of around 124 miles on a single charge, but from our experience of the car, you'd do very well to achieve that. We reckon it's better to work to a maximum of around 90 miles, and even then we've seen the range drop drastically in very cold weather. Recharging it from a normal domestic socket takes eight hours, and that's provided you have somewhere convenient to charge it in the first place.
If you're a low-mileage driver, though, whose journeys tend to be strictly regimented, the Leaf could pay some massive dividends. Firstly, tailpipe emissions are zero, which makes it exempt from road tax and the London Congestion Charge, and it'll cost you peanuts to charge. It's good to drive, too.
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WE ARE HAPPY TO REPORT THAT OUR " SKI & BOARD SWAP " WAS A GREAT SUCCESS AGAIN THIS OCTOBER! Many of our customers got some great bargains on used ski & snowboards; especially popular was the selection of junior gear. As a result of all of our efforts, we raised over $1600, which we contributed to the New England Disabled Sports Program at Loon Mtn. in N. H. Thank you for all your support.
The NEW Maggie Rosa's Bike shop; [that shares space at Crossed Sabers Ski & Sports] is now open. Formerly Peterson's Bike, new owner Dave Hallam brings years of experience to this area. Featuring excellent service, Dave and his staff can service any bicycle. Maggie Rosa's primary brands are Raleigh,Niner,9ZERO7, and custom Italian frame sets. Visit soon for a complete selection of bike wear, safety gear and accessories. THEIR STORE HOURS MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM THE SKI SHOP, SO PLEASE CALL FOR UPDATES.
Need to carry your "stuff" ? See our extensive array of THULE car rack systems to fit most vehicles. We offer roof top boxes, ski/board carriers, hitch, roof & trunk mount bike racks,water sport carriers and many accessories to make transporting your equipment easier and safer. Installations are available by appt.
In conjunction with Divers Market of Plymouth, Ma. the summer SCUBA department is now open to fill tanks and service your equipment. We are in the process of arranging some " Discover Scuba " events at local pools. Our first will be held at The Raynham Athletic Club, Sunday May 18th, so that anyone interested, can try the wonderful experience of SCUBA !! Sign up for our e mails to learn more.
Crossed Sabers Ski & Sports in Raynham, MA is your Southeastern Massachusetts Ski and Sports experts for all your outdoor needs.
We carry skis, snowboards, Rollerblade inline skates, skateboards, long boards, wheels, skateboard trucks and bearings, sunglasses, car racks, roof racks, hitch racks, rear racks, bike racks, ski racks, kayak racks, roof boxes, apparell and more.
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WILMINGTON, Del. - A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling declaring that a Delaware law allowing chancery judges to oversee secret arbitration in high-stakes business disputes is unconstitutional.
A three-judge panel of the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-to-1 Wednesday to uphold a federal judge's ruling in favor of the Delaware Coalition for Open Government, which challenged the law.
DelCOG, backed by The Associated Press, The New York Times and several other major news organizations, claimed in its lawsuit that the secret arbitration conducted by Delaware's Chancery Court violated the First Amendment rights of citizens to attend judicial proceedings and access court records.
Attorneys for the state argued that secret arbitration made the Chancery Court more efficient and generated revenue for Delaware, corporate home to thousands of companies.
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Snowbird Retreat in Needles
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Rio Buena Vista
- rates (USD) $ 1,350 - $ 1,350 / month
vacation rental description
3 Bedroom 2 Bath 1650 Sq ft home in the Rio Buena Vista Community. Located just yards from the Colorado River and the Needles Municipal Golf course. Home completely furnished with everything you would ever need to enjoy your stay! Includes washer/dryer, satellite T.V, indoor/outdoor speakers & stereo, private patio with barbecue. No pets & no smoking.
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John Brunjes 951-533-4406
house rental amenities
- Master Bedrrom has King Size Bed
- Bedroom 2 & 3 have Queen Size bed
- Fully stocked Kitchen
- Soft Water
- Community Pool & Spa
activities and attractions in Needles Deserts
28 miles from Laughlin Casino & 12 miles to Avi Casino
35 miles to Lake Havasu
Hiking, Hunting, Fishing, Gambling, Golf and much more!
vacation rental rates
Monthly Rental (November thru May) $1,350/month
There is a $80 non-refundable cleaning fee.
$500 minimum deposit, returned if house left clean not damaged.
*** Discount for multiple months booked!
John Brunjes 951-533-4406
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Sections 1861 to 1866 of this Appendix terminated July 4, 1951, under the provisions of act June 26, 1946, ch. 500, § 8,60 Stat. 316.
Section 1861, act June 26, 1946, ch. 500, § 2,60 Stat. 315, authorized the President to provide military assistance upon application by the Philippines.
Section 1862, act June 26, 1946, ch. 500, § 3,60 Stat. 315, related to terms and conditions for military assistance to the Philippines.
Section 1863, act June 26, 1946, ch. 500, § 4,60 Stat. 315, set forth condition precedent to receipt of assistance.
Section 1864, act June 26, 1946, ch. 500, § 5,60 Stat. 315, related to detail of personnel of United States armed forces to Philippine Government and their compensation and emoluments.
Section 1865, act June 26, 1946, ch. 500, § 6,60 Stat. 316, related to appropriations and limitation on amount of assistance.
Section 1866, act June 26, 1946, ch. 500, § 7,60 Stat. 316, related to authority to promulgate rules and regulations, delegation of authority by President and transfer of property.
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Knowledge of the past improves our ability to predict future influences of natural environmental variability, human impacts, and climate change on coral reefs. Using the fossil record, Centre staff are working to develop novel methods for identifying potential causes of global changes in biodiversity and ecosystem function. Together with our ecological studies, this broad array of work provides the Centre with a unique perspective on community change that ranges from centuries to millennia.
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Evolutionary dynamics of coral reefs
Two sub-programs focus on (i) the fossil record and morphometric and molecular-based phylogenies of functional groups of fishes, corals, coralline algae and zooxanthellae and (ii) the quaternary history of coral reef assemblages in the past 400,000 years.
Climatic variability, floods and terrestrial runoff
This group applies cutting-edge isotope technologies to develop banded coral skeletons as proxies for paleoclimates and human impacts in Australia and overseas. This innovative approach enables understanding of global climate changes, rainfall variability and drought, and long-term trajectories of nutrient and sediment discharge onto the Great Barrier Reef.
Long-term records of human-coral reef interaction
Data is being assembled from a range of sources from before the arrival of humans to the present (including Quaternary fossil deposits (past 2MA), coastal archeological records (past 6000 years), historical documents, fisheries records and modern ecological studies) to quantify human impacts and explore management options.
Other Research Areas
Our research area also covers a large part of the Western Australian coast but also extends to the southwestern and southeastern Indian Ocean.


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A former Phoenix firefighter who struck a boy on rollerblades and fled the scene has been sentenced to 45 days in jail.
Mark Nehrenz was also put on three years of probation on convictions stemming from an off-duty 2011 accident.
Nehrenz was originally charged with leaving the scene of an accident, endangerment and two DUI counts.
However, the endangerment charge and one DUI count were dismissed, and he pleaded guilty on April 10 to endangerment and one DUI count.
Records show the boy was crossing the street near 19th Avenue and Union Hills Drive when he was hit by a vehicle heading eastbound on Union Hills Drive.
Judge Susanna Pineda of Maricopa County Superior Court sentenced Nehrenz on Tuesday.
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We have always been pleased with the dining options on Celebrity and this remained so. We had select dining, and with the exception of two nights when we went to Tuscan Grille and Ocean Liners, ate in the main dining room each night. The standard of food in the main dining room was very good but Tuscan and more notably, Ocean Liners were a notch above that. The meal in Ocean Liners was one of the best we have had for a long time with service to match. As before, the Bistro on Five produced a couple of enjoyable lunches - I am just surprised that it is not more popular.
We had visited all of the ports previously. We went triking in Aruba, kayaking in Antigua, cycling in St Lucia and yachting in St Thomas. We went to the beach in Grenada, Barbados and St Maarten, and had a very interesting walking tour in Curacao. A couple of trips we arranged via the ship but the rest of the time we made our arrangements with the help of fellow passengers and trip advisor. I think this is the best Caribbean itinerary by far and much prefer the 14 day cruise to the (more favoured) back to back option.
Whilst Connie may lack some of the "sparkle" associated with some of the bigger and newer ships, there is a friendliness and warmth with Connie that is sometimes missing from the larger ships and it is easy to see why she is so popular.


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A Charlotte man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for possession of a firearm by a felon. In court Wednesday, 44-year-old Ramsey Dean Lewis was sentenced to 180 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release.His prior convictions prohibit him from carrying a weapon, so Lewis was sentenced as an armed career criminal.According to court documents, Lewis had a loaded .22 caliber revolver in his car on December 8, 2010. Officers recovered the gun after Lewis was involved in a car accident. Lewis has been in federal custody since he was indicted in July 2011. He pleaded guilty in December 2011. He will be transferred to the Federal Bureau of Prisons to serve his sentence without parole.
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Peabody — Richard E. York, Jr., 42, of Peabody died on Tuesday, February 12, 2013, at the North Shore Medical Center at Salem Hospital after a lifelong struggle with epilepsy.
Ricky was born in Salem, on September 15, 1970, the son of Irene (Cotoni) York and the late Richard E. York, Sr. He was raised in Peabody and graduated from Peabody Veterans Memorial High School Class of 1988. Following his graduation Ricky was employed as a patient facilitator at J.B. Thomas Hospital. He was later employed for a few years at E.G. Washburn in Peabody. Ricky enjoyed crocheting blankets for his niece and nephew and loved ones. He enjoyed playing darts with his friends and was on several dart teams. He loved fishing and doing crossword puzzles. But most of all he loved walking his beloved companion, Precious.
In addition to his mother Irene of Peabody, Ricky is survived by his sister, Valerie A. York, and his brother, Christopher M. York and Christopher's wife, Jeanine, all of Peabody. Ricky is also survived by his niece, Brittany A. York and nephew, Christopher Michael York Jr., both of whom he adored, in addition to several aunts, uncles, cousins and his many friends. Ricky is joining his beloved Father, Grammy Ida, Grampy John, and many aunts & uncles in Heaven.
ARRANGEMENTS: His family will receive relatives and friends on Saturday, February 16, 2013, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Conway, Cahill-Brodeur Funeral Home, 82 Lynn St., Peabody. His Celebration of Life service will be held at 12:00 p.m. at the funeral home. Please visit www.ccbfuneral.com for directions, online obituary and guest book.


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Authorities in Arapahoe County, Colorado, identified the local high school student behind Friday's school shooting, while continuing to investigate the reason for the attack. The Denver Post reported Friday night that the shooter was identified as 18-year-old Karl Halverson Pierson. Pierson was found dead inside a classroom at Arapahoe High…
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