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AMAZING stay at a beautiful home!
This was our first time using VRBO for a rental home. We normally stay at 5 star resorts like Atlantis in the Bahamas. It turned out to be one of the best vacations we have ever had. We stayed for a month and the house is even better than the pictures online. The pool, spa and backyard are incredible! The views from the bedrooms are gorgeous. Our two girls enjoyed the beach in the morning, the pool in the afternoon and the game room at night. We couldn't ask for a better place to stay. We visited Disneyland, went paddleboarding, ate at amazing restaurants and much more! The location was great as we were close to everything but still very private. Noel and Katie made sure we had everything we needed and were a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend staying at this amazing home!
Welcome to Paradise!
Rating Details: The property manager was very helpful. The vacation rental was spotless. I was very happy with the location. I was very satisfied with the condition of the vacation rental. Overall, I recommend this vacation rental. Reviewer Comments: It's very hard to be back once you have found your dreams' house. It is even better than the pictures on the web, the location is great: Laguna Beach is a charming town where you can find art, entertainment, good food and nice shops. Sunset Cove is very well located, just 5 mins walking distance from the main street and literally just few steps from the beach.
You have your own access direct on the beach which is great, less crowded than the one in downtown and spectacular waves for surfing and having fun!The deck is terrific, it's very well equipped with beach chairs,umbrellas, little tables and a common bbq!We enjoyed having a couple of beers while watching the breathtaking sunset!The apartment was beyond what we expected,it was super clean,perfect furniture,spacious,bright,I fell in love immediately.The more I was there and more details I could appreciate:
- Kitchen is furnished with everything you may need (everything was new: sponge, soaps, cutting boards)
- Beautiful fresh flowers/plants will welcome you
- Soaps were presented as gifts with coloured paper and ribbons
-Super cool shampoo and conditioner
- you will also find a marvellous candle who smells lovely
-You will also find two tickets for a complimentary breakfast at the nearby Orange Inn
- A perfect booklet will be displayed on the kitchen counter with all the restaurants in Laguna with all the menu and prices printed on it!!(this is amazing!)
-A wonderful stereo set+tv+dvd+ everything you could possibly imagine and a printed list of all the channels (may be silly for you guys who are Americans, but we aren't so it was pretty useful as we don't know all the channels in the American TV)
-Last but not least in the fridge there are tow fresh bottles of water and a bottle of MOET champagne!!Is this enough???
Tim was perfect, efficient, professional and always there if you need him.
Awesome Laguna Beach House
This rental is in such a great location in Laguna. We were able to park our cars at the home and walked to the beach and/or downtown Laguna. Beach chairs, umbrellas, boogie boards, etc. were all provided...and used!! The home was beautiful and well equipped. We had an issue with the wifi, and the owner, Jeff, was right on top of it and took care of the problem. I was worried about what the property was actually going to be like, but was so very happy with it. The descriptions are very accurate. We had our married children and a few grandkids with us and it was perfect. Everyone was so pleased. We had a great vacation. I would and already have recommended this great home to others.


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Cebit 2008: Green and Cheap – Round Table Discussion in Hanover
Environmental protection and cost savings are not mutually exclusive. The hype topic Green IT was the subject of a press conference on Monday by CeBIT organizers Messe AG with representatives of various companies and a spokesperson for the global Climate Savers Initiative.
During its service life, a server consumes electricity worth as much as the server's purchasing price; saving power not only cuts costs, it is also environmentally friendly – especially if you consider that the CO2 emission by the IT industry is about two percent and thus on a partition with CO2 emission caused by air traffic.
This is why this year's CeBIT motto is Green IT.
Low-energy devices are one approach to greener IT. Their potential becomes apparent when you consider that about a billion people world wide use PCs, but only a few use efficient power management or avoid unnecessary standby operations.
Saving power is just one aspect. The WWF representative, Dr. Bernhard Bauske, pointed out that the next big challenge will be to consider a device's total life cycle, from sourcing of raw materials and supplier's operations, through production and production deployment, to disposal. Taking the ecological footprint into consideration, people would have to ask themselves if they really need to bin their cellphones every 18 months, or if a modular design and upgrades might help to improve environmental friendliness.
A Green IT Village at CeBIT demonstrates what offices and datacenters can achieve today. Virtualization releases enormous potential at the datacenter by consolidating up to ten servers on a single physical system. Each of the systems would consume US$ 700 to 800 worth of electricity a year. But modern office technology can drastically reduce power consumption. Even bigger savings can be made by avoiding business trips and using video conferencing. The CO2 footprint of a single transatlantic flight is equivalent to 80 teleconferencing sessions.
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PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
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Chicken Marsala
Makes 4 servings
Total time: 20 minutes
4 (4 ounce) boneless, skinless chicken breasts, pounded ¼ inch thick
¼ cup all-purpose flour
½ tsp. salt
¼ tsp. black pepper
½ tsp. dried oregano
1 Tbsp. butter
4 Tbsp. olive oil
1 cup sliced mushrooms
½ cup Marsala wine
In a shallow dish, MIX flour, salt, pepper and oregano. COAT chicken in flour mixture. In a large skillet, HEAT butter and oil over medium heat. ADD chicken to pan and lightly brown. FLIP chicken and ADD mushrooms. POUR in wine. COVER skillet and SIMMER for 10 minutes, or until chicken is no longer pink and internal temperature reaches 165⁰F.
Nutrition information per serving: 361 calories; 19 g total fat; 4.5 g saturated fat; 78 mg cholesterol; 650 mg sodium; 10 g carbohydrate; 0 g fiber; 27 g protein
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Bob Tried to Act Calm But He Was Very Nervous About the First Day at His New Job. Of Course He Was Totally Over Qualified for the Position but Many of His Co-Workers Were Younger Than He Was and He Worried That He'd Feel Like a Man "out of Time". the Gift Card Industry Had Changed Dramatically Since His "Wunderkind" Days As a Young Man in His 20'S. Life Had Happened to Bob in the Interim and He Wondered if He Still Had "It" Where Gift Cards Were Concerned. Secretly He Suspected Maybe His Magic Was Lost.
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You'll never lose your doodling magic, Michael.
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I'm not sure I'd trust an employee that was so shifty-eyed.
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you should not get discouraged about your dance party. Some of the world's greatest minds have had doubts about thier dance parties. I remember when stephen hawking first was diagnosed with lou gherics's decease and everyone said a guy in a wheelchair could not throw a dope, phat, or even a party that had any kind of flow of any kind. Stephen became very uptight and hostile anytime anyone got even close to his brand new Commodore Amiga that was blasting out an eclectic variety of classic yet still fresh songs and was described by most party goers to be super anal. Stephen eventually got tired of everyone talking trash about his anal D.P.(dance party) and called up fate, his favorite online monopoly friend and decided that they were going to throw the greatest dance party of all time where not one person would NOT be dancing at any time. A non stop danceathon. Stephen called up his mom and asked her for more money so he could pay his utility bill and send it by fedex. He got the money the next day and immediately took it over to kinkos to make the greatest dance party flyers of all time. Of course his friends were priority so he gave the flyers first to his real live friends, then he gave them to his internet friends, then people he has superficial relationships with like that fat girl who is really sassy and has sex with everyone even though she is fat, then to strangers, and a few to some scary some what attractive homeless people to give the dance party that edge it needs. When the day of the self titled "Nothing But Dance Party", rolled around stephen knew it would be awesome. Everyone showed up to the party. It was the talk of the town. Even the scary homeless people showed up and everyone was commenting how real and scary they appeared. As soon as stephen started the music which he had meticulously selected over the past month instead of going to his lame internship everyone knew there was no going back. Everyone must dance and never stop. This was the Nothing But Dance Party. Everything was going well thought stephen as he made sure no one spilled drinks on his Amiga. Everyone is dancing, not one person is sitting… and then Stephen realized the issue that he had not confronted since being confined to a wheelchair. Not only was he not dancing, he couldn't dance. Soon everyone looked at him and realized the man who put together the Nothing But Dance party was the only one who could sabotage it. How ironic? Stephen knew he had a choice to make, he could either live in a world of make believe and roll himself on the dance floor and roll his chair back and forth and pretend he was actually dancing and look like a retarded cripple or he could roll himself in front of a bus and end the suffering of his no-dancing body. Stephen knew what he must do. To save the Nothing But Dance Party and spare everyone the awkwardness of having to pretend that his rolling back and forth in his wheelchair was dancing he rolled himself in front of a bus that he knew was specifically being driven by a guy whom he knew hated handicaped people. Stephen's body was pulvarized and stephen's body did in death what it so longed to have done in life. It danced for fifty feet down the street and then lay lifeless which wasn't that big of a change since he was already a cripple. Once Stephen had saved the party by killing himself he became an instant dance party legend. The party went on to become the greatest dance party ever. Everyone danced thier best moves while being guilt free now that the cripple was gone. The party even made the news the next day when it was learned that fat slutty sassy girl was killed by one of the scary some-what attractive homeless guys later in the night. By the way this stephen hawking should not be confused with the stephen hawking who is famous for physics. Two completely different people. That hawking is a total nerd.
Why no new doodles? I guess you've been busy lately so I'll let it slide, but just this once.
I hate it when you break up with someone and days and weeks and hours pass by and you are fine but then BAM you are on the street and you see your ex with the NEWEST lover and the bitter thoughts of how much of a rotten loser said-ex was gets replaced with the angst of how said-ex will NEVEr bestow latest lover with all the dumb bullsm@ck that said-exlover dumped unto you….right? and your gut just gets all curly but not all shirley temple-black cute but just twisted and disheveled and painful instead. barfs.
ugh. relationships. can you doodle some understanding on that my way please?
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Greensboro, NC -- The day after the Moore, Oklahoma tornado, emergency officials asked people not to call to check on loved ones. Instead, they asked them to text.
But 2 Wants to Know wanted to know why it makes a difference -- it all goes through your cell phone, right? WFMY News 2's Engineer Lee explains why texts are easier.
He said, "So what is the advantage of using a text message versus talking on your cell phone? Number one, its a lot quicker. It doesn't tie up the system. Type in your message, hit the button, it's sent. Normally, when you use a phone and talk on it, my voice goes into the phone, goes into the cell tower, goes to the cell system, but what if there's a problem? What if phone lines are down, there's something called a control channel, where even though I'm not using my phone, its still communicating with the cell system. Data is constantly sent back and forth, who I am, where I am, even sets the time for me. Part of that control channel is something called SMS, short message service, when I send a text message, it goes over that very quickly, doesn't tie up the phone lines and the message is delivered."
Engineer Lee also said texts take up less time and space. They can be sent in a second, whereas, when you make a phone call, you're using bandwidth for several minutes.
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Just as we all expected prior to the season, Auburn is favored to beat the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday. Okay, it's doubtful anybody saw that coming, save perhaps for some incredibly optimistic Auburn fans. But here we are.
The Tigers have already tripled their win total from last season -- both their offense and defense rank among the nation's top 30, according to F/+, which stands as incredible improvement in both cases over last season. Going from the bottom quarter of the FBS to the top quarter works wonders.
Georgia comes into the game on a two-game winning streak, and the Bulldogs should be able to test Auburn's defense, despite several key injuries.
The numbers
Rankings and records: Georgia is 6-3 (4-2) on the year, which has it at No. 25 in the AP Poll and the BCS standings. At 9-1 (5-1), Auburn is No. 7 in the AP and BCS, as well as No. 9 in the Coaches' Poll. UGA leads the all-time series 52-50-6.
Vegas: Auburn opened as a three-point favorite.
Weather: The high is expected to hit 69; there is no rain in the forecast.
Three names to know
Aaron Murray -- He remains the steady hand guiding the UGA offense even if his numbers in a few categories aren't quite up to the standards he set in 2012. Murray is completing 63.3 percent of his throws while averaging an outstanding nine yards per attempt.
Tre Mason -- Auburn would run the ball all day if it could, and Mason is a big reason why. He leads an impressive cast of ball carriers with 1,038 yards and 16 yards rushing. The Tigers average 320 yards per game on the ground, and they were so effective against Tennessee last week, they ended attempting just seven passes.
Todd Gurley II -- Gurley was plagued earlier this season by ankle injuries, but he's been able to play in each of the team's last two games. He can be effective even if not completely 100 percent, and he gives the Dawgs a much-needed weapon considering several other skill position players are missing because of serious injuries.
Two things at stake
Auburn's West Division title hopes are alive despite a loss to LSU earlier in the season; however, the Tigers can't afford another setback considering undefeated Alabama only has Mississippi State in its path before the showdown with Auburn.
Georgia hasn't been mathematically eliminated from SEC East contention, but the Bulldogs almost certainly need to win out to have a chance, so it's safe to say the game against the Tigers is critical for them. Georgia reached bowl eligibility last week, and beating Auburn would put another quality win on its resume for the consideration of bowl officials.
How to witness
TV: CBS, 3:30 p.m. ET (Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson, Tracy Wolfson)
Radio: Auburn's radio affiliates are listed here. Georgia's are here.
Online streaming: CBS Sports' SEC Live
Further reading
For additional coverage, head over to UGA blog Dawg Sports along with Auburn blog College and Magnolia.
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- Fine dining.
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- special events.
- separate meeting room.
- fireside.
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- seafood.
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Hours of OperationLunch hours:Monday thru Friday 11am to 2 pm
Saturday-Sunday/private parties
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The Bristol Seafood & Grill An upscale dining experience within a comfortable ambiance.
Bristol Seafood & Grill serves up Outstanding Fish dishes as well as grade A cuts of meat.) We are proud to offer unique entrees & Seafood choices from throughout the world at comparable prices. Come by for Our Happy Hour from 4pm to 7pm while enjoying fireside dining.
We are located at 2314 Technology drive, O'Fallon, Mo. We hope to see you soon!
Testemonial: Wow! I had no idea there is such a fantastic restaurant right here in O'fallon. Exceptional!


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Imagine you were choosing whether to buy a book from Amazon.com or
Barnes and Noble's website, and you knew that Amazon's site would
load much faster, allowing you to scan books and sample their
content much more easily. Or imagine that Fox.com's streaming video
came up instantly and CNN.com's balked. Or that whitehouse.gov
loaded quickly while the site of a contentious political magazine
was plagued by delays. That is what your Internet experience could
be like if Congress doesn't requirethe big cable and telephone companies that control access to the Web
to observe what is called "net neutrality."
Under the original rules put in place in 1934, telecommunications
companies can't give preferential treatment to one set of outgoing
calls over another by, say, offering static-free calling to one
company's telemarketers but not another's. The same rules initially
applied to the Internet. Telecom companies couldn't charge website
proprietors to have their content sent to consumers more
expeditiously. But, last August, George W. Bush's Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) exempted telecoms that provide
Internet connections from these restrictions, dealing a blow to
both entrepreneurship and political discourse.
Content providers from Google and Amazon to Daily Kos and TNR Online
currently pay Web-hosting companies to put their content on the
Internet. Consumers then access that content via Internet service
providers, such as Comcast and Verizon. Under the new FCC
guidelines, those companies will be able to charge content
providers a fee to deliver their content to consumers and, in
particular, an additional surcharge to deliver their content to
consumers more quickly--that is, they will be able to create a
faster toll lane on the information superhighway. If they want, the
telecoms can favor their own services and penalize competitors--for
instance, voice over Internet protocol companies like Vonage--by
denying them faster service. They can even charge lucrative fees to
companies for exclusive access to the fast lane at the expense of
their competitors, giving, for example, L.L. Bean an advantage over
Lands' End. And, by making the fast lane prohibitively expensive,
they can force start-up ventures and noncommercial providers (like
blogs) onto the bumpy dirt roads of the Internet.
Net neutrality would prohibit all of this. Telecoms could make money
the way they always have--by charging homes and businesses for an
Internet connection-- but they couldn't make money from the content
providers themselves. That is a perfectly reasonable proposition,
and it has won support from Amazon and eBay, as well as the
Christian Coalition and MoveOn.org. But the big cable and phone
companies, backed by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, Grover
Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform, and a host of well-heeled
lobbyists--including former Clinton Press Secretary Mike
McCurry--have adamantly resisted net neutrality. Last week, they
defeated a House measure, sponsored by Representative Ed Markey, to
bar discrimination on the Internet. The battle now moves to the
Senate, where Olympia Snowe and Byron Dorgan are putting forward a
similar proposal.
Opponents of net neutrality claim that telecoms need the extra money
from surcharges and exclusive deals to fund new investments in
cable and DSL. But the companies can still make money by charging
homes and businesses higher fees for faster or more dependable
services. Opponents also claim that, if consumers don't like what
they are getting from one Internet service provider, they can
simply switch. "If one broadband provider slowed access to fringe
bloggers," The Washington Post opined, "the provider would lose
customers." But, with the industry dominated by a handful of
companies, the typical American has a choice of only two providers.
And changing services often means losing an e-mail address and
facing new connection charges.
Most important, as Stanford Law Professor Lawrence Lessig has
argued, the Internet is not only a tool for economic growth, it is
also a public commons for the exchange of ideas. It is where
Americans can not only search for the best deal on a new digital
camera, but also debate the country's future. Unlike the telephone,
it is a medium in which thousands, even millions, of people can
participate in the same discussion at the same time. Unlike
television, it is interactive. But it can't function optimally if
content is prioritized or filtered by telecom companies. Allowing
companies to levy a toll on information providers is not just a
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Obituaries for August 24, 2012
Kenny R. "Buddy" Biggs
Kenny R. "Buddy" Biggs, 78, Henderson, died at 2:40 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2012, at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville.
He was a member of Countyview General Baptist Church and was a U.S. Army veteran.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Sue Biggs, who died in 2000; and his parents, Jesse R. and Lila Mae Biggs.
Survivors include one daughter, Chiquita Sue Duncan of Henderson; two sons, Richard R. Biggs of Henderson and Darrell Biggs; one sister, Marie Beasley of Missouri; one brother, Richard Eugene Biggs of Florida; three grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens. Military honors will be rendered by the American Legion Worsham Post No. 40.
Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. today and after 9 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Billie Earl Jenkin
STURGIS — Billie Earl Jenkin, 74, Sturgis, died Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2012, at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville.
He was a member of First Christian Church in Sturgis.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ann Marie Jenkin, who died in 1994; and his parents, William and Pauline Jenkin.
Survivors include one daughter, Susan Elaine Markham of Elyria, Ohio; two sons, Wiliam Jenkin of Granite City, Ill., and Daniel Jenkin of Jesup, Ga.; one sister, Sandy Tharp of Sturgis; three brothers, George Jenkin of Willoughby, Ohio, and Roy Douglas Jenkin and John Jenkin, both of Sturgis; 11 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Whitsell Funeral Home in Sturgis. The Rev. Jeff Bullock will officiate. Burial will be in Pythian Ridge Cemetery in Sturgis.
Friends may call after 10 a.m. Saturday at the funeral home.
Joseph Henry Lewin
EVANSVILLE — Joseph Henry Lewin, 79, Evansville, died Monday, Aug. 20, 2012, at St. Mary's Medical Center in Evansville.
He was a member of the VFW.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Harry and Mary Lewin.
Survivors include his caregiver, James Graveley of Evansville.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Tomblinson Funeral Home Henderson Chapel is in charge of arrangements.


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Most of us are here because we love it. Not because we want to pave the whole place over and make billions of dollars.
Interests: Chambers of Commerce, Economic and Community Development Corporations, Main Street projects, agri-tourism and any other attractions. What are other communities doing to bring dollars to their small towns? What's working and not working?
If the headline says "Project:" it's something I worked on. Otherwise I'm just sharing something I think is cool, inspiring or maybe weird. Please share, comment and become part of the conversation. ^There are "tags" up here that you can click on, directing you to topics. However, if servers are overloaded, they may not show up.
The challenge - we have a first-ever, juried arts and antiques fair in our quaint, historic town within an hour of several large population centers. The advertising budget is limited. We'd like to be able to let people easily post photos of the many great things we have in store.
How about a Tumblog using it's own domain name? This year, this will be the only website for this event. They are the guinea pig for this approach, so let's see how it goes….
Michael Peters (left, with Tori Spelling [!]) is a designer and long-time Dealer in antiques and designer furnishings for interior and exterior living spaces.
Mr. Peters is also partner and director of "Blue Hills at Round Top," a premier venue during the twice-yearly International Round Top Antiques Weeks.
We are looking forward to welcoming Mr. Peters to historic Van Alstyne, Texas!
Texas state law empowers cities to use a portion of their sales tax for economic and community development. Our own Community Development Corporation focuses on parks and other attractions to enhance quality of life, attracting tourism and new residents.
We wanted this site to convey the Van Alstyne "lifestyle." We are so much more than just another Dallas exurb.
Van Alstyne city residents: We need you to register to vote for the May 12 city elections. Our future is at stake. The deadline to register is April 12. Also go to this page if you just moved or need to change your address.
Growth is coming to Van Alstyne whether folks like it or not. We are located on a major highway near some of the fastest growing cities in Texas. The tollway is coming close to our town and other streets are being widened by the State.
Over the last few months, the city has made amazing progress with professional management at the top and heading every department. Business owners are energized and many are increasing their investments in the town. Citizens are showing up to meetings and getting involved.
Quality management attracts quality people, quality businesses and quality development. But there are those who would throw out the new fair, inclusive and diverse management because they want to go back to the old-boy network.
On May 12 city residents have a choice: Move forward with a positive, professional attitude or turn back the clock. Please take time to educate yourself on the issues and ask your friends and neighbors to vote.
Again! But just down the street.
We have purchased two 100+ year old buildings in downtown Van Alstyne. Three spaces will be rented out and we will be in an upstairs loft.
Frequently asked questions:
"Is the building a hot mess?" Yes.
"Are there ghosts?" Probably.
Hopefully by the end of this month we will be moved into our space. Extensive remodeling of the other building and the outside of the building will ensue, followed by a ribbon cutting.


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Great location, very nice and clean inside, and personally I loved not having windows in the room, perfect for sleeping after a big night. Although I was told to check out as they were supposedly full, so found another hostel, then went back to pick up my bag, and it turned out they did have space... Highly recommend though!
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If you don't mind sleeping in a room without window, Fridays hostel is a good place to be. At the weekend it gets really really noisy, because a disco is next to the hostel! The district Lapa where the hostel is located isn't the safest place in Rio, so take care.
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Very lively place to stay. All main attractions are easy to get to by bus or Metro. I used taxi's mainly and thought they were pretty reasonable. For instance to airport 50, to the man on the hill 20. I travelled alone so if 4 in car very cheap when split 4 ways. All staff very helpfull and took time to have a chat with you and give you lots of usefull information. Highlights where, man on hill, Cocacabanna and the great fun at the weekend by the arches. Everyone seems to come out to have fun.
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$3 Million for City of Syracuse; $2.3 Million for Onondaga Co. to Perform Lead Hazard Reduction Activities, Evaluate Homes and Provide Community Outreach and Training
Lead is a Potent Neurotoxin That Can Cause Permanent Learning Disabilities, Especially in Children
Schumer: To Protect Our Children, Lead Poisoning Must be Eliminated from All NY Homes
Today, U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer announced that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control Program (OHHLHC) awarded the City of Syracuse a $3 million Lead Hazard Reduction Demonstration (LHRD) grant, and a $2,300,000 Lead-Based Paint Hazard Control (LHC) grant to the County of Onondaga. The OHHLHC Program aims to assist states and local governments in creating wide-ranging programs to identify and control lead-based paint hazards in eligible privately-owned housing. Funds will be used to evaluate homes for lead paint and lead hazards in order to assess and mitigate health and safety hazards in those homes, and provide training and outreach.
"Lead poisoning is a preventable tragedy that robs our children of their future," said Schumer. "We must do everything we can to eliminate lead from our homes and this grant will do just that by injecting much-needed funds into this remediation and prevention program."
The Office of Healthy Homes and Lead Hazard Control (OHHLHC) oversees seven grant programs under the Program Management and Assurance Division. The OHHLHC provides funds to state and local governments to develop cost-effective ways to reduce lead-based paint hazards. In addition, the office enforces HUD's lead-based paint regulations, provides public outreach and technical assistance, and conducts technical studies to help protect children and their families from health and safety hazards in the home.
The City of Syracuse will partner with the Department of Neighborhood and Business Development, Home HeadQuarters, Empire Housing and Development Corporation, and the Onondaga County Health Department and use the Lead Hazard Reduction Demonstration Grant funds to address lead hazards in 250 units, providing lead-safe homes for low-income families and children throughout the region. The Lead Hazard Reduction Demonstration grant program is targeted for urban jurisdictions with the greatest lead-based paint hazard control needs.
The County of Onondaga will be awarded $ 2,300,000 in Lead Based Paint Hazard Control grant program funding and $ 180,000 in healthy homes supplemental funding for the identification and reduction of lead and healthy homes hazards in 200 housing units providing safer homes for families. Onondaga County Community Development Division will partner with Onondaga County Health Department Lead Poisoning Control Program for education, outreach, relocation, and blood testing services.


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Uriel Sanchez was born in Mexico and brought to the U.S. illegally as a child.
Now a junior in college, he's still not a U.S. citizen but he's planning to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor.
"I wanna have that same chance, that same shot in going to medical school," Sanchez said.
Until now, medical school hasn't been an option for some of the country's best and brightest undergrad students like Uriel.
Loyola University's Stritch School of Medicine, outside Chicago, has become the first medical school in the country planning to accept undocumented students who qualify.
"As a medical school, we're always interested in recruiting the best of the best applicants to apply to medical school and become Physicians who can serve our patient populations here in the United States," said Mark Kuczewski with Loyola University's Stritch School of Medicine.
Loyola emphasizes that its admissions process is highly competitive, and says the same standards will continue to apply to every candidate.
"There is no preferential status here. It's simply um the right to compete on a level playing field with everybody else," said Kuczewski.
But some state lawmakers fear the school's new policy sends the wrong message.
"I don't think we should give special privileges and treatment to people who have come here against the law and broken the law," said Illinois Senator Jim Oberweis.
Loyola's Medical School receives about seven thousand applicants each year and of those it accepts one hundred and fifty students.
With the application process in full swing the medical school is anticipating that it will accept maybe five or six of those dreamers to start classes in the fall of next year.
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Of course there are many mothers who don't go working out of the house, and a lot of young mothers breastfeed their child. Hundred years ago most women stayed home and the most practised way of feeding a newborn baby was with mother milk.
The main differences lay in the modern way of life :
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HOLDEN R. PROVOST, 16, of Sciota died Thursday, Jan. 16, 2014, at Fletcher Allen Healthcare in Burlington, Vt. He was born March 19, 1997, in Plattsburgh, the son of Craig Provost and Tina McDonald. Calling hours will be 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19, at Ross Funeral Home in Mooers. A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday, Jan. 20, at St. Louis of France Church in Sciota. Arrangements are in the care of Ross Funeral Home, 2586 Route 11, Mooers.
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Washington, D.C. now ranks seventh in most expensive cities to visit in the U.S.
A survey, conducted by TripAdvisor, gathered numbers for the average total cost of a visit to find the five most expensive cities and five least expensive cities as vacation destinations. Trip costs included hotel stay, taxi fare, dinner for two and cocktails for two.
At an average of $446.13 total cost per visit, the District is just two dollars cheaper than the fifth most expensive city, Chicago. The top five lists Chicago, $448.45, San Francisco, $471.89, Boston, $504.25, New York City, $504.25 and at the top is Honolulu, $504.94.
The least expensive cities to visit are Portland, Ore. $347.67, Atlanta, $331.14, Dallas, $328.55, Miami, $318.62 and Las Vegas took the number one spot at just $272.94 average total cost per visit. The difference between the costliest city and the best bargain is dramatic. Travelers can spend one night in a Honolulu hotel or three nights in a Las Vegas hotel for the same price.
Statistics from the survey also showed that the average nightly rate for a 4-star hotel has risen 18 percent, Orlando, Fla. has had the largest increase in hotel prices up 33 percent from last year and the South is the most affordable region in the nation.
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Colorado Buzztap tweeted it today.
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Barring a surprising development, Malcolm Creer is expected to commit to Colorado.
Creer looks like he has great potential and could be a great combination with Speedy in the backfield. Creer looks to have good balance, not the tallest back but thick, and hard to tackle. Maybe the best part of his game is the lack of dancing at scrimmage. He hits the hole with authority which could be helpful in short yardage situations. Creer also played on both sides of the ball in high school.
Check out the video at 1:08 where he completely levels a receiver. The kid also looks like he has good hands as he picks off some pretty unbelievable passes in the film.


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A Plano teenager is recovering after being attacked by a pit bull boxer mix that lives next door.
Patrick Ceaser, 14, got nearly 100 stitches and spent two days in the hospital over the weekend due to the attack.
Plano Animal Services said Tuesday their investigation shows the pit bull was "at large" when the bite happened and therefore it's the owners' fault for allowing her to be on the loose.
The pit bull has
not been aggressive or violent toward the shelter staff, according to officials, and will be released
back to her owners next Tuesday if she passes the rabies watch. The dog is currently quarantined.
Alicia Ceaser, Patrick's mother, said Patrick and his sisters had just returned home on Saturday afternoon from a day of errands and Patrick's Boy Scout swim test when the attack occurred.
The kids were in the backyard hosing off when the pit bull from next door came running out and attacked Patrick.
The family said the dog had been menacing in the past, but they hadn't filed a formal complaint against the dog or its owner.
The owner says the dog was provoked.
"That day they were hitting the fence, spraying the fence, spraying inside the fence with the water hose, and it upset her," Lashawnda Williams, the dog's owner, said. "It got her mad."
The Ceaser's have the option to file a Dangerous Animal Complaint and the dog would stay in Plano Animal Services custody until a judge rules on the case.
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How about that Chris Petersen guy? Always staying ahead of the curve. I'm glad we've invested into this technique....these new rules about tackling are going catch a lot of teams off guard this season. Players can be easily tossed under these new rules...I'm glad we've adjusted. And maybe we'll actually tackle better altogether now. Either way, I don't want to see guys like Jeremy Ioane getting ejected 3 minutes into a game. Coach Pete is being proactive once again. Blessed.....we are.


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Alfred J Brysch
Born on Aug. 16, 1931
YORKTOWN - Alfred James Brysch was born in George West, Texas, on August 16, 1931, to Esidor and Cecelia Richter Brysch, and passed away on the morning of April 25, 2013, at the age of 81 years.
A lifelong Catholic, Alfred married Dorothy Mae Haag on July 3, 1954, at St. Mary's Cathedral in Austin. Their union was blessed with four children, who were all present to pray with Alfred as he entered the gates of Heaven. His wife of 58 years was also by his side holding his hand as she had done in years past seeing him through cancer, heart attacks, diabetes, and stroke.
Alfred is survived by his wife, Dorothy; his children, Ronnie & LaRae Brysch of Luling, Patty Croft of Lakeway, Bob Croft of Victoria, Darrell & Lana Brysch of Yorktown and Sherry & Randy Faulk of Victoria; and his grandchildren, Chad & Alyssa Brysch of New Braunfels; Dustin Croft of Kirvin, Katie & Flip Croft Caderao of Dallas, and Kayla Croft of Los Angeles, California; Corey & Brittany Brysch of Weatherford, Carey & Ted Dugie of Corpus Christi, Casey Brysch of San Marcos, and Caley Brysch of Yorktown; Cullen Faulk and Kelsey Faulk, both of Austin. Alfred was blessed to become a great grandpa to three precious little men ~ Luke Wade Croft of Kirvin, Logan Jameson Brysch of New Braunfels and Carter James Brysch of Weatherford.
The family would like to thank the doctors and staff of DeTar Hospital and Hospice of South Texas, especially Dr. Harish Chandna and Dr. Tyson Meyer. A special thank you is extended to Mrs. JoAnn Jaeger as well, for faithfully sharing the Eucharist with Alfred on Sundays.
Visitation will be 1 - 8 pm, Sunday, April 28, 2013, with family receiving friends 5 - 8 pm and a Rosary being said at 7 pm, at Finch Funeral Chapel. Funeral Mass will be at 3 pm, Monday, April 29, 2013, at Holy Cross Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery.
Pall Bearers are Alfred's grandsons, Chad Brysch, Dustin Croft, Corey Brysch and Cullen Faulk, and grandsons-in-law, Ted Dugie and Flip Croft Caderao. Honorary pallbearers include Alfred's granddaughters, his great grandsons, and close friends Raymond Gilley, Bill Cope, Joe Sorrells and Tony Corpus.
Donations may be made in Alfred's honor to the Yorktown EMS or Holy Cross Catholic Church.
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The SEC coaches have spoken, and they have named Kentucky's Terrence Jones the league Freshman of the Year. Jones along with Brandon Knight find themselves on the First Team All-SEC list, and Doron Lamb joins the two on the SEC All-Freshman team. UK's outstanding junior defender, DeAndre Liggins, was deservedly named to the All-Defensive Team.
Florida's picture of versatility, forward Chandler Parsons, was named SEC Player of the Year, and in a selection I slightly disagree with, the coaches selected Florida's Billy Donovan SEC Coach of the Year (I thought Anthony Grant from Alabama deserved the honor). To the victors go the spoils.
Congratulations to all of the players honored. To find the complete list of conference honorees, go here.


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Am I the only one? When I am watching youtube, or streaming any video or audio from the internet, the audio crackles and fluctuates slightly which can be very annoying. This happens in the built-in speakers, my headphones, and my desk speakers. When I play something that is locally stored however there are no issues at all. Is anyone else experiencing this?


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#28 Illini Drop 11-10 Affair at Indiana State
April 29, 2009
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - No. 28 Illinois scored four runs on four hits in the top of the ninth to take a three-run lead, but Indiana State scored four of its own to edge the Illini, 11-10 at Sycamore Field. Shortstop Brandon Wikoff (Peoria, Ill.) was 3-for-5 with two doubles and three runs, and second baseman Josh Parr (Chillicothe, Ill.) drove in two as the Illini fell to 27-13 on the season.
"I'm proud of how our guys battled back in the ninth inning, but we just have to throw strikes," Illinois head coach Dan Hartleb said. "We beat ourselves with those five walks in the bottom half and you can't expect to win games when you perform like that."
After starter Ben Reeser (Bloomington, Ill.) worked a perfect first inning, Illinois got on the board in the second inning thanks to a pair of errors on the same play by Sycamore second baseman Brian Ramirez. Third baseman Dominic Altobelli (Oak Forest, Ill.) singled up the middle to start the inning and DH Aaron Johnson (Sussex Corner, New Brunswick) shot a single through the left side of the infield to put runners at first and second. After a pair of flyouts, catcher Adam Davis (Bloomingdale, Ill.) grounded to Ramirez at second, who mishandled the ball as he appeared to look toward the bag at second, then threw wildly to first, allowing Davis to reach and Altobelli to score. Parr then ripped the first pitch he saw through the left side for an RBI single that plated Johnson for a 2-0 lead.
Senior Mike Stankiewicz (Des Plaines, Ill.) relieved Reeser in the second and needed only four pitches to retire the side, thanks to a 4-6-3 double play.
Illinois kept forcing the action at the plate in the third inning as Wikoff ripped a double down the right-field line with one out and, after another out, Johnson drew a walk. First baseman Matt Dittman (Libertyville, Ill.) singled through the right side to drive in Wikoff and set off a crazy play. Johnson hustled around to third as Dittman's single trickled off the ISU first baseman's glove into right field, drawing a throw to third and allowing Dittman to head toward second. The Sycamore third baseman threw back to second but air-mailed the throw into right field, allowing Johnson to score. Right fielder Willie Argo (Davenport, Iowa) stayed hot with a first-pitch single up the middle to bring home Dittman for a 5-0 lead.
Indiana State (28-13) recovered with three runs on five hits in the bottom of the third to bring the Sycamores within 5-3. But Illinois continued to make ISU pay for its fielding miscues as Wikoff singled up the middle and moved to third when Indiana State pitcher Cordell Greene made a poor throw to second attempting to turn a double play on a come-backer by Altobelli. Johnson did end up grounding into a twin killing, but Wikoff came home to make the score 6-3.
The Sycamores rallied with two outs in the fifth against reliever John Anderson (Mt. Vernon, Ill.), though, using a walk, a single, an error, another base hit and a two-run double to push across four runs and take a 7-6 lead, their first lead of the night. Anderson recovered in the sixth with a quick inning, allowing a runner to reach second before striking out Sycamore slugger Brady Shoemaker to end the frame.
Sophomore Nick Chmielewski (Orland Park, Ill.) pitched a scoreless inning in the seventh and senior Aaron Martin (Georgetown, Ill.) worked around a leadoff walk to pitch a shutout frame in the bottom of the eighth.
After managing only two base runners from the fifth through eighth innings, Illinois started the ninth-inning rally with a leadoff walk by Argo. He stole second and moved to third on a bad throw from the catcher. After an out, Parr singled back up the middle to bring home Argo and tie the game against Sycamore closer Matt Shelton. One out later, left fielder Casey McMurray (Willow Springs, Ill.) singled through the left side and Wikoff worked a 3-2 count before lacing a two-run double down the left-field line that brought home both runners. Altobelli followed by lining a single to right to score Wikoff and give the Illini a 10-7 lead.
But Martin loaded the bases in the bottom of the ninth on consecutive walks and an infield single. He walked in a run before giving way to Wes Braun (Deerfield, Ill.), who gave up a two-run single through the left side to tie the game at 10. After an intentional walk to reload the bases and put the force play in effect, Braun walked the next hitter to force in the winning run as Indiana State took the 11-10 win.
Wikoff had an excellent night at the plate, going 3-for-5 with two doubles, an RBI and three runs, while Parr was 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a run. Altobelli increased his streak of two-hit games to seven with a 2-for-5 performance, an RBI and a run.
Up Next: Illinois will practice Thursday afternoon before traveling to Northwestern for a three-game Big Ten series beginning Friday at 3:05 p.m. at Rocky Miller Park. Saturday's game will start at 1:05 p.m. and Sunday's finale also will start at 1:05.


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Wilmington, N.C. -(WECT) - Revolution fans now have a new home to watch their favorite show.
The Cellar on Princess Street in downtown Wilmington hosts a Revolution viewing party on Monday nights. Many of the cast and crew members like to go watch the show with their fans.
When the show was on, many customers were on the edge of their seats eagerly watching the outcome of the show.
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Stephen started his career as a marine biologist, later switched to managing computer support and development teams, and is now a full time author and artist. He lives on the West Coast of Canada with his wife and one crazy cat. He has five books currently available in both paperback and e-book formats, and has at least five more planned for the next few years. An artist for most of his life, he's worked in many mediums, from oil painting to blown glass. For the last 15 years he's focused on creating stained glass art and carving soapstone sculptures.
He can be reached via his web site at www.stephencnorton.com
To purchase any of his books please go to his author pages at
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He has several books published, including a novel, introductory books on Soapstone Carving, Stained Glass Art and two poetry books. He is currently working on a second book documenting more of the work of Jeanne Marie deNord, as well as a book on advanced Soapstone techniques.


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Established in Spring 2010, Bee Sharp is a group of male vocalists that perform a wide variety of music ranging from Classical and Renaissance, all the way to Broadway, Pop and Blues. Because the group is made up of eight to 12 members, they are able to perform in smaller locations on and off campus.
Rehearsal Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays,
10:50 a.m.–12:05 p.m.
Location: Galvin Fine Arts Center
Membership by audition only!
Auditions occur at the beginning of each semester. For more information regarding auditions, concert performances and availability for other performances, contact Keith Haan at 563/333-6146 or by email.
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SUMMIT's counter depth series of FFBF refrigerator-freezers conserve energy and space but add quality and function with full features, convenient sizes, and ENERGY STAR approved operation. Created in Europe, the FFBF245SS has a large bottom frost-free freezer, a design rarely offered but in high demand on apartment-sized units. Sliding drawers help to keep the cold inside, even with an open door. With a unique 24 in. counter deep footprint, FFBF245SS is ideally sized for settings tight on space. This model has a platinum cabinet with reversible stainless steel doors. The auto defrost refrigerator interior is thoughtfully designed for proper storage, with adjustable glass shelves, two crispers, door racks, and a scalloped steel wine rack. Fully featured and ENERGY STAR qualified, the FFBF245SS is the ideal refrigerator-freezer for any home seeking full convenience in an easy fit.
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On July 8, anti-death penalty nonprofit group Reprieve released a shocking video on The Guardian's website.
At the start of the clip, a warning explains "some viewers may find these images distressing." The title card fades as a new one appears. "There are currently 120 detainees on hunger strike in Guantanamo Bay," it reads. "Forty-four of them are being force-fed against their will. Yasiin Bey, better known as Mos Def, volunteered to undergo the procedure used on the detainees. This is what happened."
The only objects on set appear to be a restraint-laden chair, a pair of Klieg lights, a rolling IV stand and Mos Def, the rapper and actor. I'll spare you the play-by-play of what happens next.
Reading the introductory paragraph of Jason Leopold's May 13 report for Al Jazeera regarding the real procedure provides more than enough exposition. "Hunger striking Guantanamo prisoners who are force-fed a liquid nutritional supplement undergo a brutal and dehumanizing medical procedure that requires them to … sit shackled in a restraint chair for as long as two hours," he reported. "The prisoners remain this way, with a 61cm — or longer — tube snaked through their nostril until a chest X-ray, or a test dose of water, confirms it has reached their stomach."
In the demonstration, Mos doesn't last but a few minutes into the process before melting into a howling mess. The point of the video is well made: The practical mechanics of this brutal method should be more than enough to cause anyone to think twice about its use.
Any educator will tell you about the importance of the growth of empathy in children. "Empathy is a potential psychological motivator for helping others in distress," begins a report by Nicole M. McDonald and Daniel S. Messinger of the University of Miami. "Empathy can be defined as the ability to feel or imagine another person's emotional experience. The ability to empathize is an important part of social and emotional development, affecting an individual's behavior toward others and the quality of social relationships."


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- Price$645,000
- Beds3
- Baths3
- Sq. Ft.2,333
- Built2007
1050 Borghese Ln, #2003, Naples
Forever views from this 20th floor Unit! Comfortable, open floorplan with beautiful wood flooring in living areas and carpet and tile in other rooms. Spacious MBR Suite and 2 other good-sized bedrooms with their own balconies, laundry room, large screened in lanai off breakfast area, great room and MBR. Nicely upgraded unit includes beautiful kitchen. Lesina is the latest, greatest building in Hammock Bay Golf & Country Club offering many amenities, including Library, Social Room, Pool, Spa, Sauna, Cabanas, Theatre Room, Secured elevators, State-of-the-Art Fitness Center, On-site manager, and much much more!
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- Price$645,000
- Taxes$5,194
- Tax Year2013
- Bedrooms3
- Bathrooms3.00
- Full Baths2
- Half Baths1
- Square Footage2,333
- Acres0.00
- Year Built2007
- TypeResidential
- Sub-TypeHigh Rise (8+)
- StatusActive
- HOA Fees$0
- HOA Fees FrequencyAnnually
- Master HOA Fees$872
- Master HOA Fees FrequencyAnnually
- Condo Fees$3,335
- Condo Fees FrequencyQuarterly
- Unit Floor20
- # of Floors21
- Community TypeGolf Course, Tennis
- AmenitiesBBQ - Picnic, Bike Storage, Billiards, Business Center, Cabana, Clubhouse, Community Pool, Community Room, Community Spa/Hot tub, Exercise Room, Extra Storage, Library, Sauna, Tennis Court
- Parking2 Assigned
- # of Garages2
- # of Garage Spaces2.00
- GaragesAttached
- ViewCanal, City, Golf Course, Gulf and Bay
- WaterfrontNone
- Golf CommunityY
- ExteriorStucco
- Exterior FeaturesDeck, Patio
- Lot DescriptionGolf Course
- WindowsPicture
- RoofTile
- ConstructionConcrete Block
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- Date ListedAugust 23rd, 2011
- Rear ExposureSE
Community Information
- Address1050 Borghese Ln, #2003
- AreaNA38 - South of US41 East of 951
- SubdivisionLESINA
- DevelopmentHAMMOCK BAY GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
- CityNaples
- CountyCollier
- StateFL
- Zip Code34114
- Interior FeaturesCable Prewire, Foyer, Laundry Tub, Smoke Detectors, Volume Ceiling, Walk-In Closet, Window Coverings
- HeatingCentral Electric
- CoolingCentral Electric
School Information
- ElementaryTOMMIE BARFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
- MiddleMANATEE MIDDLE SCHOOL
- HighLELY HIGH SCHOOL
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- Listing OfficeBerkshire Hathaway Florida
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By NERIA BARR
07/11/2012 13:54
A visit to Druse villages in the North reveals enlightening insights into the modern yet traditional culture.
Photo: Ariellah Aflalo
One of the first women to make the change is Nuzhat Awad, the first female Druse tour guide and a role model for young girls in her community.
It was she who arranged a tour for a group of journalists to meet other Druse women who, like her, take matters into their own hands and make the change.
The tour:
Awad, who lives in Daliat al- Carmel, met us at one of the roundabouts in the village.
Daliya, as it is known by locals, is one of the more modern villages.
Awad, a young mother of two, manages to lead tours in the Carmel and Galilee area and the Golan Heights. "I was born for the job," she says, and explains that her name Nuzhat means "to travel, to love and enjoy life." And she does.
"I always knew that this was what I wanted to do. My inspiration is my father, who used to take us on trips every Saturday.
We went everywhere. He also backed me in every decision I made, especially when I wanted to become a guide. My husband, who is in the Navy, a pioneer in his own right, supports my chosen path."
She decided to take us on a tour to meet her peers and friends – Druse women who break free of the conventions and change their worlds.
In Daliat al-Carmel we met Botaina Halabi, a young woman who runs an art gallery where she exhibits her own work. Halabi worked in legal aid until a few years ago when, after seeing a film about the Holocaust, was so moved by the eyes of the survivors that she started painting images inspired by the film. She has since met many survivors, gone on visits around the country and abroad and gave one of her paintings to Yad Vashem to be displayed. She says it is important for young Druse to learn about the pain of the Jewish people but also for the Jewish people not to forget. She for one cannot get those haunting images out of her head. Her house has now become a stopping point for tourists and students alike.
Another artist in the village who opened her house to us was Hiyam Mustaffa, who paints mostly images of Druse women. She gladly invites visitors to take a short art class in her beautiful garden but is rather reluctant to sell her impressive works.
Usfiya is located next to Daliat al-Carmel. It is a beautiful old village that was built over ruins of an ancient Jewish village. In the center of the old part we met Rajaa Kase Mansur, who asked us to enter her small and enchanting Center for the Preservation of the Druse Heritage. Over a cup of herb and spice tea and traditional cakes, visitors can look at the displays and learn about the village life past and present, learn a little about the secretive Druse religion and history. This is a part of the tour of the old village center that most tourists go through.
Farther north in Yirka we met Ayat Salame, who works on the local council, helping women in her community to develop their own businesses.
"I want to empower our women, to help them build their businesses and support their families while abiding by the laws of our religion," she says. This is no easy matter, as many religious Druse women will not go out to work or deal with the public.
"We encourage them to develop businesses that allow them to do what they know best – cook, embroider or weave – yet maintain a business plan and develop their market," says Salame.
Not far from Yirka is the beautiful village of Beit Jann, which is located on the slopes of Mount Meron. Here the air is sweet and cool year round. In the winter it snows very often, making it a perfect spot to tour throughout the year.
Dr. Ziad Dabour teaches pharmacology at the medical center in Safed. After retiring from the army, where he served for many years as chief pharmacist, Dabour went back to his childhood love of the local herbs, an understanding he received as a child from the older women in his family.
Nowadays he combines it with his knowledge of skin therapy and biocosmetics to produce cosmetic creams and soaps, as well as other natural products. The creams and serums are made from herbal extracts produced on the premises from locally grown herbs and flowers. The medical center, surrounded by a lovely herb garden, is situated high in the hills, and visitors are invited to drink herbal infusions and learn about the therapeutic qualities of the different plants, the production and ideology behind the products.
The center is run by Dabour's wife, Nazihaa, an academic who is in charge of the production and management of the center. Entrance to the center is free. A lecture costs NIS 20 to NIS 30.
The food
No visit to a Druse village would be complete without a taste of the delicious food.
Many of the women we met run either a restaurant or a bed-and-breakfast in their homes. An excellent and authentic home enterprise is run by Amal Dabour (Dr.Dabour's sister), who cooks the traditional food her Lebanese grandmother taught her to prepare, using wild herbs she gathers in the mountains. She cooks and her husband, who has a day job in a local community center, waits the tables.
The food is very special, and we learned that she makes her own spice mixes from scratch as well. There are more than a dozen salads, many vegetable dishes, stuffed leaves of all kinds and the Druse specialty, mansaf, which, we were told, is a must in any traditional Druse kitchen. Visitors should order in advance. When they reach the village, Amal's son meets them at the entrance of the village and leads the way.
For those who keep kosher but want to sample the famous Druse hospitality and enjoy a complete tour, the Nations and Flavors organization in Usfiya provides just that for groups and families.
All food is cooked and served in the traditional way, by the hosts at their homes, but is kosher and supervised.
The accommodations
Very tired, we reached the Touch the Sky bed-and-breakfast at Hadiya Abu Haya's home, located at the highest point of Beit Jann. Hadiya (which means "God's gift") opens her home and welcomes her guests with a broad smile.
She invited us into her little haven, which is surrounded by thick green woods, with amazing vistas of the Meron area all the way to the sea. The sweet, fresh, cool air is scented with the many roses in the garden.
The rooms, which vary in size, are all equipped with a Jacuzzi and a small kitchenette, and all face a communal garden with a swing chair, a hammock and a barbecue corner.
There is a communal kitchen that is available to the guests, where a hearty breakfast awaited us on the table as we pulled ourselves out of bed after a very good night's sleep.
Abu Haya says that she sometimes cooks with her guests who ask for the recipes for her delicious homemade salads and cakes.
"We go to the market together, and then we cook.
After that, we go for tours with my husband, Amin, who is a tour guide. My guests are my friends," she says, "and they keep coming back year after year."
We all said we would return as well.
The details
Nuzhat Awad
Tour guide and organizer
Botaina Halabi Gallery
Hiyam Mustaffa
(04) 839-5952
Rajaa Kase Mansur
Center for the Heritage of the Druse,
(04) 839-0013
Dr. Ziad Dabour
Biocosmetics and garden
(04) 980-3711
Amal Dabour
Authentic Druse restaurant,
Beit Jann
(04) 980-5358
Nations and Flavors
Usfiya (kosher)
(04) 839-0125
Hadiya Abu Haya
Touch the Sky B&B,
Beit Jann
(04) 980-2726.
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