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2 bed, 2 bath & heated pools
Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
|Key Info
A newly refurbished and tastefully decorated ground floor spacious apartment with lovely sunny garden with grass and patio with stone built chimney BBQ, in a lovely position. The living room is bright and opens out onto the terrace with double patio doors. There is a dining room with seating for 4 and views of Mount Teide from the garden. You are not overlooked in the garden by other properties.
The master bedroom is very comfortable with double bed, dressing table and built in wardrobes with ensuite bathroom with bath and separate walk in shower. The second bedroom has 2 single beds with patio doors with mosquito screens with access directly out onto the patio. The kitchen is fully equipped and has oven, hob, microwave & fridge freezer etc and there is a utility area with washing machine. The second bathroom has a walk in shower, sink and toilet.
Outside is a good size private terrace garden with an olive tree with wonderful Mount Teide views. Sun from first thing in the morning until late afternoon. Ideal for a couple or family of 3-4 looking for quiet accommodation on a prestigious resort with a wide variety of facilities including 3 swimming pools, one of which is heated, tennis courts, minimarket, bar / restaurants and a golf course just a 3 minute walk from the resort.
This apartment is on the ground floor...with 5 steps to the front door and then it is all on one level
It is located in a quiet position on the complex, so you won't be disturbed by pool noise etc
We do not charge extra for use of the safe, this is included in the weekly rental.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|El Medano or Los Cristianos 8 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Reina Sofia - Tenerife Sur 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Children's pool
|CD player, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Safe, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
The living room has two very comfortable brown leather sofas with views out to the terrace. The TV receives
UK channels, BBC, ITV, C4, C5 and much more.
There is free wifi in the onsite cafe med bistro bar
|Further details outdoors
There's sunshine from first thing until late afternoon on this terrace, with views towards Mount Teide. There is a table, parasol & 4 chairs and x2 sunbeds in the garden. The resort is laid out over a large area allowing a lot of space for everyone to relax amongst and there are always plenty of sunbeds available, the swimming pools are under a minute walk from the apartment where you can choose from 3 pools, the heated pool, the heated childrens pool and the large serpentine pool (the largest in the area) with cafe/bar at its centre. There are also shaded areas close to the childrens pool for when the sun is hot.
|Further details
A 25% deposit is required to secure your requested dates.
We accept Visa/Mastercard payments over the phone (subject to a 2% card charge)
Check in time is generally from 2.30pm and check out time is by 10.30am
Our property is managed and cared for by the designated onsite property management company - You will be met on arrival and handed your keys and shown to your villa. They will also be on hand to give you local information should you need it.
In the unlikely event that the property becomes unavailable due to unforseen circumstances, every attempt will be made to notify you of any changes beforehand and we will place you in a similar alternative on the complex.
The Canary Islands region
Tenerife is located just 180km off the coast of Western Sahara in Africa and is the largest of the seven islands which make up the Canary Islands. It is part of Spain and last year recorded the most amount of sunshine (3,780hrs) in the whole of Spain...if you are looking for somewhere with guaranteed sunshine then Tenerife must be top of your list!
The south of the island is dryer ,with less rainfall than the lush north and the average temperature all year round is on a par with the Caribbean at around 23c ...YES!!...this means that all year round...October to April and on Christmas Day the beaches are full and the sea is warm enough to swim in.
Tenerife has something for everyone...whether exploring, walking, golfing, wine tasting or simply relaxing. Travel across the island at your own lesiure and expect wonderful hospitality from the local Canarian people.
Golf Del Sur
Golf Del Sur is built around a 27 hole Championship Golf course with lush tropical palm trees and views of the Atlantic ocean. There are many local activities to enjoy... pitch and putt, tennis, crazy golf, diving, jetskiing, gymnasiums, spa, bowls and much more. There's even a Marina for big game fishing, learning to sail, boat rental, and submarine safaris ...or to simply stroll along and enjoy the boats and stunning views straight up to Mount Teide...the island's summit ...and the worlds 3rd largest volcano (but don't worry, it's dormant!) Golf Del Sur is a really friendly resort enjoyed by many nationalities who love Tenerife, but like to be away from mass tourism ...which is provided in locations such as Los Cristianos and Las Americas, which are only 9km away (10mins drive)
San Blas Commercial Centre (a 15 minute stroll from the villa), also known as 'The Square' is the main area for restaurants and bars, supermarkets and shops...but there are other 'pockets' around Golf Del Sur, with restaurants with frontline sea views that shouldn't be missed.
We always recommend hiring a car in Tenerife as there is so much to see and do on the island, but you don't necessarily need one if you plan to stay within Golf Del Sur, as there is a very good (and very regular) bus service with a bus stop just at the end of the road literally at the entrance to San Andres.There are plenty of taxis available.
As the villa is in very close proximity to the clubhouse at Golf Del Sur we can also provide you with a tee time booking service and preferential rates when you book our villa. Golf del Sur Opened in 1987, it's the only course in the Canary Islands with 3 championship combinations. It has hosted many PGA European Tour events. The course features bunkers of dark sand, deep ravines, giant cacti, water hazards and wide fairways. The world's longest drive was recorded here with Britain's Karl Woodward driving a distance of 408 yards.
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hey guys thanks for the suggestions. I called the guys from rock river and man are they expensive! I'm now trying to look into finding or building an m4 like the one armalite i have posted above. i really appreciate your help in finding these things. but can i ask once more where i can piece this exact model together. I"m trying to keep it cheap...er. really appreciate your helpful suggestions for my first gun. my only other question would be: do these parts have to be shipped to am FFL dealer? thanks once again!
oh and one of the most attractive pieces i like on the armalite is the extended forward grip as displayed.
Just keep in mind that if you do go with Armalite, since they have the longer handguard, it won't be quite as easy to find rails for it (if you're even planning on going that route).
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Henry Moore Baker
|Henry Moore Baker
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from New Hampshire's 2nd district
|In office
March 4, 1893 – March 4, 1897
|Preceded by
|Warren F. Daniell
|Succeeded by
|Frank Gay Clarke
|Member of the New Hampshire Senate
|Personal details
|January 11, 1841
Bow, New Hampshire
|May 30, 1912
Washington, D.C.
|Political party
|Alma mater
|Dartmouth College, 1863; Columbian Law School) University, Washington, D.C., 1866.
|Military service
|Judge Advocate General, New Hampshire National Guard
|Years of service
|1886 - 1887
|Brigadier General
Henry Moore Baker (January 11, 1841 – May 30, 1912) was a lawyer and politician whose highest office was U.S. Representative from New Hampshire for two terms.
Early life[edit]
Born in Bow, New Hampshire, near the capital city of Concord, Baker attended state common schools as well as Pembroke, Tilton, and Hopkinton Academies. He graduated from the New Hampshire Conference Seminary in 1859, Dartmouth College in 1863, and the law school of Columbian (now George Washington) University, Washington, D.C., in 1866.
In 1866, Baker was admitted to the bar. From 1864 to 1874, he served as clerk in the War and Treasury Departments.
After leaving government service, Baker stayed in Washington, D.C., to practice law. From 1886 to 1887, he served as Judge Advocate General of the National Guard of New Hampshire with the rank of brigadier general.
In 1891 and 1892, Baker held a seat in the New Hampshire Senate until he was elected to be a Republican member of New Hampshire's delegation to the national House of Representatives. He served in the Fifty-third and Fifty-fourth Congresses (March 3, 1893-March 3, 1897) but was not renominated in 1896.
After losing his Congressional seat, he once again practiced law in Washington, D.C., although he remained a legal resident of his hometown of Bow, New Hampshire. However, from 1905 to 1909, he was a member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
He died in Washington, D.C., on May 30, 1912, and was buried in Alexander Cemetery in his hometown.
This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress.
|United States House of Representatives
|Preceded by
Warren F. Daniell
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from New Hampshire's 2nd congressional district
March 4, 1893 – March 4, 1897
|Succeeded by
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- 1841 births
- 1912 deaths
- Members of the United States House of Representatives from New Hampshire
- New Hampshire State Senators
- Dartmouth College alumni
- George Washington University Law School alumni
- United States Army generals
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Here's what I found in the 1900 Cayuga Co, Brutus Census Page 98:(enumerated June 4)
William Higley, Head, b:Oct 1860, age 39, married 12 years, born PA, father born NY, mother born VT. Owns a mortgaged house. Working 2 months as a day laborer.
Mary E., wife, b:Dec 1864, age 35, married 12 years, 5 children born, 4 living. (Hard to read - numbers written over) Mother, Father, and Mary born in NY.
James E., son, b: Jun 1890 in MI, age 9, at school
John D., son, b: Aug 1892 in NY, age 8
George L., son, b: Mar 1895 in NY, age 5, at school
Cora B., daughter, Oct 1896 in NY, age 3
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Uncle Walker's Amber Restorative / Spirit Lake
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Amid the abundance of indie rock and Americana folk that (somewhat) defines Portland's music scene these days, Spirit Lake has emerged to offer the sweat, the swagger and the fuel of popular rock 'n' roll spiked with a range of other genres.
The group's debut full-length album, "Uncle Walker's Amber Restorative," has a foundation in the the proto-punk sound of the late 60s and early 70s. It's arty, but primitive. It swings with a combination of blues, pop and rock like The Rolling Stones (especially "My My My" and "Walk Back to L.A."), then slowly grinds countrified distortion into its melodies.
The band toes the line between psychedelic and country on the ballads "Hold Your Own" and "Risk/Reward," like Neil Young & Crazy Horse. Elsewhere, the band injects moments of grunge, metal and T-Rex-ish glam into the mix, creating a blend that's smooth but with a kick, kind of like the album's namesake (a Johnny Walker product).
Overall, it's an eclectic set of Brit and American influences that Spirit Lake laid down on its debut. But as the songs course over a multitude of terrains, you realize no matter the components in this blend, in the end it goes down like good rock 'n' roll should.
Spirit Lake plays with Wes Phillips on Saturday at the Wildwood Hotel in Willamina. Music begins at 9 p.m. For more info, call 503-876-7100.
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Google Acquires Security Company, GreenBorder
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Potato famine mystery solvedtags: Ireland, Irish Potato Famine, History channel, famines
An international team of scientists has finally solved one of history's greatest mysteries: What caused the devastating Irish potato famine of 1845? The research team, which published its findings in the journal eLife this week, used DNA sequencing of plant specimens dating from the mid-19th century to identify the pathogen that led to the death of nearly 1 million people and the mass emigration of another 2 million from Ireland by 1855. The discovery marks the first time scientists have successfully sequenced a plant's genome from preserved samples and opens the door for further research into the evolution of pathogens and the spread of plant disease around the world.
Scientists have long known that it was a strain of Phytophthora infestans (or P. infestans) that caused the widespread devastation of potato crops in Ireland and northern Europe beginning in 1845. P. infestans infects the plant through its leaves, leaving behind shriveled, inedible tubers. The most likely culprit, they believed, was a strain known as US-1, which even today is responsible for billions of dollars of crop damage each year. To solve the mystery, molecular biologists from the United Kingdom, Germany and the United States examined DNA extracted from nearly a dozen botanical specimens dating back as far as 1845 and held in museum collections in the UK and Germany, which were then sent to the Sainsbury Laboratory in Norwich, England. After sequencing the genome of the 19th century samples and comparing them with modern blights, including US-1, they were able to trace the genetic evolution of P. infestans around the world and across centuries....
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Just back from Thailand our guest, Jessica Davis, takes us through the grass roots humane efforts of Lek Chailert (known as The Elephant Whisperer) and her organization, Elephant Nature Park
The park exists as a shelter to elephants that have been brutalized by the tourism and logging industries and end up orphaned, blind and disabled.
While these elephants have endured inconceivable torture and horror, Lek gives them the opposite, an environment at Elephant Nature Park where they can find the best of life.
Jessica offers a look at this magical world of the elephants in the park.
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John Schuck has covered decades as an actor in classic films and television as well as the Broadway stage.
John has played a Klingon, a robot, Herman Munster, a cop and countless other roles.
We talk about his time in theater, stage and film with a ride through starring in a show with Charlton Heston, a final visit with Rock Hudson a week before he died, Robert Altman and more.
John is fun and with the King of TV, Paul Goebel in the mix too the classic TV and Star Trek discussions take on even greater detail.
Great conversation which includes Paul provoking a debate about how to say the word "robot".
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Comedian, actor, director, writer and producer Kevin Pollak has moved through show business with remarkable success.
His book HOW I SLEPT MY WAY TO THE MIDDLE is full of great stories of a life in the business.
In one of our favorite moments he talks of a mandatory pre-production meeting with DeNiro before the film Casino.
Mark pumps him for some of those stories, and Kevin also discusses his latest documentary film project.
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(read more) Gun #: 987771394 Seller: marks best GA Sales: 6 $1,650.00 Full Details 1 Image(s) BROWNING T2 DELUXE 22LR PEEP SIGHT (NO SALT) BROWNING T2 DELUXE 22LR W/ FACTOTY PEEP SIGHT 98% ALLORIGINAL NICE FIGURE WOOD SEEN LITTLE USE CERT FUNDS LAYAWAY AVAILABLE E-MAIL FOR MORE PICS (read more) Gun #: 978639410 Seller: MBA00 $925.00 Full Details 1 Image(s) SAVAGE 23 AA 22LR RARE SAVAGE 23 aa ALL ORIGINAL NICE SHINNY BORE FIGURE WOOD CLIP MARKED SAVAGE 23AA CERT FUNDS LAYAWAY AVAILABLE E-MAIL FOR MORE PICTURES (read more) Gun #: 935363608 Seller: MBA00 $385.00 Full Details 1 Image(s) REMINGTON 798 safari .375H&H 375H&H caliber, 26 inch barrel, real wood laminate stock. Made in 2008 only. Factory Mauser 98 long action. 99 percent, not a scratch, test fired only. Bipod included. serial numbe... (read more) Gun #: 908972095 Seller: marks best GA Sales: 6 $875.00 Full Details 1 Image(s) Remington 700 BDL 270 WIn. 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Preparing for the worst
Posted: Friday, Nov 21st, 2014
SANTA CRUZ --ĀIn a yellow tent outside Dominican Hospital's emergency room Thursday, a woman came in complaining of fever and cold-like symptoms. She joined two others in the tent, both of whom had similar complaints.
PV High faces challenges in building athletic, performing arts facilities
Posted: Friday, Nov 21st, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀIf plans to build a sports complex and performing arts center at Pajaro Valley High School move forward, the Watsonville Pilots Association will likely take legal action to stop them, WPA Secretary for Legal Affairs Dan Chauvet said Thursday.
Family offers $10,000 in Las Lomas homicide case
Posted: Friday, Nov 21st, 2014
LAS LOMAS -- A North Monterey County family is offering $10,000 for information that leads to the killer of their son in December. Martin Vazquez, 19, was shot and killed a half-mile from his Las Lomas home as he walked along Las Lomas Drive.
Obama overhauls immigration
Posted: Friday, Nov 21st, 2014
WASHINGTON -- A day after President Barack Obama introduced sweeping changes to the nation's immigration laws, Watsonville immigration attorney Doug Keegan urged residents to wait before taking action.
Protests decry 43 missing Mexican students
Posted: Friday, Nov 21st, 2014
MEXICOĀCITY -- A largely peaceful march late Thursday by tens of thousands demanding the return of 43 missing students ended in violence, as a small group of masked protesters battled police inĀMexicoĀCity's main square.
Five-vehicle collision involves Sheriff's deputy
Posted: Thursday, Nov 20th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀA collision between five vehicles on Highway 1 Thursday afternoon ended with a Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Deputy's truck becoming sandwiched between a guardrail and a white Nissan minivan.
According to California Highway Patrol Officer Craig Geddes, the incident occurred when two vehicles traveling south on Highway 1 approximately 4 p.m. slowed to get onto the Highway 52/Green
New trauma center designation could bolster countyÆs services
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 19th, 2014
SALINAS -- On a twisting rural road just north of Salinas early Tuesday afternoon, a man driving a beat-up pickup swerved to avoid someone who pulled out in front of him, lost control and slammed head-on into a tree.
Supervisors appoint new District Attorney
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 19th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- The District Attorney's Office announced Tuesday that the Santa County Board of Supervisors unanimously appointed current Chief Deputy District Attorney Jeffrey S. Rosell to succeed the late Bob Lee, and to serve as the next District Attorney of Santa Cruz County.
Mass casualty threat closes Santa Cruz High campus
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 19th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- Santa Cruz High School was shut down for the entire school day Wednesday following an email threat of mass casualties at the campus.
City updates definition of smoking
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 19th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- An updated definition of smoking was recently written by state legal experts to close loopholes for electronic cigarettes. That prompted the Watsonville City Council, which agreed to ban smoking e-cigarettes in public places on Oct. 28, to approve the updated definition in the Watsonville Municipal Code Tuesday.
A test conquered, a new chapter begun
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 19th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀFor some, coming into a new country can be as easy as stepping across a border, while many endure mountains of paperwork and stringent immigration laws. But for nearly anyone hoping to become a U.S. citizen, the requirements are daunting.
Man found guilty in Freedom overcrossing murder
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 19th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- Christopher Bermudez Herrera, 23, was found guilty of first-degree murder for the shooting death of 21-year-old Fernando Martin Mendoza-Avila on May 30, 2012 on the Freedom overcrossing at Highway 1 in Aptos, District Attorney Jeff Rosell announced Wednesday.
Community hub turns 100
Posted: Monday, Nov 17th, 2014
CASTROVILLE --ĀThe Andy Ausonio Library is currently writing another chapter in its long history that has seen it located in stores, post offices, homes, a novelty store, a strip mall, and finally, to its current home on 11160 Speegle St., a 12,000-square-foot facility that opened in 2006. On Saturday from 1-4 p.m., the library will mark its centennial year with
Cabrillo eases the way for high school kids to take classes
Posted: Monday, Nov 17th, 2014
APTOS --ĀHigh school students with an eye on continuing education have always been able to take courses at Cabrillo College while they attend their schools. This "concurrent enrollment" --Ātaking classes at both schools -- is billed as a chance for young people to earn extra credit while getting an early view of college life.
State officials: local pesticide exposure low
Posted: Monday, Nov 17th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀThe levels of potentially hazardous pesticides released near Ohlone Elementary School over the past two years were well below regulatory targets and are considered safe, according to a report released in October by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation.
Nonprofit looks to support city's parks
Posted: Monday, Nov 17th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- A new nonprofit aims to enhance the city's parks and recreational programs for youth. The Friends of Watsonville Parks and Community Services, Inc., which was founded on Jan. 7, received a letter from the Internal Revenue Service on Nov. 3 confirming its nonprofit status. The nonprofit's goal is to promote the welfare of the community through the
Deputies working to keep camps clean
Posted: Monday, Nov 17th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀThree weeks ago, a team of Santa Cruz County Sheriff's deputies dismantled an encampment of homeless people in a wooded area off Airport Boulevard near Green Valley Road.
Watsonville man dies in motorcycle crash
Posted: Monday, Nov 17th, 2014
SOQUEL -- A Watsonville man died Saturday in the foothills above Soquel Village when his motorcycle collided with a car.
Digital NEST ready to fly
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀWatsonville resident Tyson George is just 13, but unlike many of his peers he has a long-term goal --Āstudying filmmaking.
Still lacking promised construction, students to host town-hall meeting
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀTwo years ago, student groups from Pajaro Valley High School took to the streets and neighborhoods to promote a measure designed to infuse much-needed cash into Pajaro Valley Unified School District. Since the passage, the $150 million bond has paid for repairs, upgrades and construction projects throughout the district, including numerous solar project projects at several schools, and a
Stretch of Hwy. 129 named after Oscar Rios
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀIn front of a packed dining room at Jalisco's Restaurant Thursday, former Watsonville City Councilman and former mayor Oscar Rios became the first Latino to have a stretch of state highway named after him on the Central Coast.
County grappling with Prop. 47
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY --ĀWhen voters approved Proposition 47 on Nov. 4, it immediately went into effect, making thousands of prison inmates statewide immediately eligible to have their charges reduced from felonies to misdemeanors.
Craft fair continues Saturday
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- The Watsonville Elks Lodge is hosting the 20th annual Holiday Craft Fair Saturday, which began Friday, featuring more than 40 booths offering handmade jewelry, knitted items, candles and knickknacks.
Art supplies sought for teachers
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- While the Pajaro Valley Unified School District has hired 14 new art teachers, those teachers have found that art supplies are seriously lacking for their students, said Kim Tyler, who serves on the Pajaro Valley Arts Council's Board of Directors. Realizing this, the PVAC is now reaching out to the community to donate art supplies, as well
Commercial crab season heads to sea
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- The commercial crab season begins today and, based on early reports from sport fishing crabbers, the pickings look promising.
Gas prices fall below $3 a gallon
Posted: Friday, Nov 14th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- If the gas gauge in your car is inching toward empty the timing couldn't be better: Gas prices are falling, in some cases, to below $3 a gallon.
A day to honor the vets
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 12th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀA light rain began to fall Tuesday morning, just as a group of approximately 50 veterans began their annual march from St. Patrick's Church to the Veteran's Memorial Building.
10-year-old boyÆs family speaks out
Modified: Wednesday, Nov 12th, 2014
SANTA CRUZ -- The family for the 10-year-old boy who died after being struck by a speeding car in March in Watsonville spoke out for the first time Wednesday. Jesus "Jesse" Ventura was run down in a crosswalk as he and family members crossed Main Street downtown. He never left the hospital, due to the traumatic nature of his injuries
Celebrating 20 years of youth programs
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 12th, 2014
WATSONVILLE -- In the words of the youth it serves, the Gene Hoularis and Waldo Rodriguez Youth Center is a "chill spot." The center, which offers free programs and services for those ages 6-22, provides a spot where youth can receive after-school homework help, attend classes, physical activities and more. But it's not all work with no play: The
Nurses demand better protection, training
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 12th, 2014
WATSONVILLE --ĀWith recent fears over the Ebola virus as a backdrop, more than 20,000 nurses from across the U.S. staged a two-day strike Tuesday, saying that they lack the protective gear and training they need to deal with such risks.
Moss Landing research vessel retired
Posted: Wednesday, Nov 12th, 2014
MOSS LANDING -- After 1,100 cruises and about 350 class cruises for an estimated 10,000 students and teachers, the Moss Landing Marine Lab's Research Vessel Point Sur was retired Monday. Dozens of researchers, crewmembers and students gathered in Moss Landing for a dockside farewell bash.
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Assad continues to deny responsibility for the chemical weapons attack.
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Next Monday, an inspection team will report to the United Nations that it found a "wealth" of evidence that the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons in an attack near Damascus that killed more than 1,400 people, according to Foreign Policy.
The report "will not directly accuse the Syrian regime of gassing its own people," reports Foreign Policy, but will present evidence based on rocket casings and ammunition, along with blood, soil, and urine samples that "points strongly in the direction of Syrian government culpability."
Assad has denied responsibility for the attack. "There has been no evidence that I used chemical weapons against my own people," he told Charlie Rose on Sunday.
Syria did, however, admit to having a chemical weapons program when it agreed to put its stockpile under international control as part of Russia's plan to avoid U.S. military intervention.
The U.N. report will likely add legitimacy to claims already made by the White House that the Assad regime has used chemical weapons in its fight against opposition forces. At least 100,000 people have died and 2 million people have been forced to flee the country since Syria's civil war began in 2011.
Samantha Power, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, has already made her case that Assad is guilty. (Warning: Graphic video)
Video from Senate Intelligence Committee classified briefing on #Syria. Such searing suffering. Such clear evidence. http://t.co/JBI3MhZwZv— Samantha Power (@AmbassadorPower) September 9, 2013
Gen. Salim Idris, leader of the Western-backed Syrian Free Army, has called for Assad to be tried in the International Criminal Court (ICC). He's not the only one. Here's MSNBC's Timothy Noah:
The proper venue for punishing war criminals is the ICC. Any attack pursued solely to punish Assad would not be worth waging, but any attack that didn't punish Assad would be insufficient … Crimes aren't committed by countries. They're committed by criminals, and criminals should be put on trial and, if found guilty, thrown in prison. [MSNBC]
But Syria, like the United States, is not party to the ICC, meaning Assad would have to be referred to the ICC by the U.N. Security Council. Russia has publicly stated its opposition to punishing Assad for any alleged war crimes, meaning it would almost certainly veto such an action — as it already did in January.
"Russia's real concern is not an ICC referral as such," The Guardian's Philippe Sands wrote earlier this year, "but the slippery slope towards a council resolution authorizing some degree of military action to which it might lead."
If, somehow, a damning U.N. report convinced Russia to let the Security Council refer Assad to the ICC and the Syrian leader was indicted, it would be hard for Russia to back down "in the face of hardening international public opinion that an arrest warrant would generate," Sands wrote.
Ultimately, Assad has little to fear from ICC, writes Slate's Joshua Keating, noting that the court has long been criticized for being "merely a mechanism by which Western countries judge African crimes," seeing as it has never indicted a non-African.
Not being able to prosecute the "most high-profile war crime being committed in the world," Keating adds, probably won't help the court's legitimacy.
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Hashim Amla occupies the top spot in both the Test and One-Day rankings but he is not willing to call himself the best batsman, even in the South African dressing room. Amla's 74 not out in the second innings of South Africa's 211-run win over Pakistan on Monday elevated him above Australian Michael Clarke to the top of the Test batting rankings. It also made him the first man since former Australia captain Ricky Ponting in December 2007 to top both the Test and One-Day batting tables. The 29-year-old, however, remained characteristically modest. "It's been a great year for our squad, and to be honest I still don't think that I am the best batsman in our team," he said. "What has been most pleasing though for us has been the all-round contribution from everyone in the squad, that has been the main reason for our success over the last few years." South Africa have two more batsmen in the top 10 -- AB de Villiers in fourth and Jacques Kallis, who tops all-rounders' list, seventh. Their dominance in Tests was reflected in the bowling chart as well with Dale Steyn extending his lead at the top following his 11-60 at the Wanderers, with Vernon Philander still second and Morne Morkel in ninth.
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ATHENS - In a land of ancient myths, modern Greeks have created some of their own about their near-bankrupt country's future as an integral part of a Europe that will never kick them out.Solemn warnings from abroad that Athens cannot stay in the euro while rejecting the terms attached to the billions offered to pull Greece out of its financial hole are widely disbelieved in a land that considers itself the envy of foreigners.However bad their prospects, many Greeks seem to think that since money to bail them out was found in the past, it will be found again, whatever politicians say.Nor do they believe that Europe will simply cast them loose, despite growing signs that Greece is heading for the exit from the single currency and towards the economic and social catastrophe that would follow."There's a lot of money in this country, they just need to tax the rich and it would solve so many problems," said seamstress Argiro Maniati, 55.Working furiously at her sewing machine surrounded by tall piles of mended clothes her customers can't afford to collect, Maniati fully embraces the myth that Greece's membership of the euro can never die.Like many Greeks who punished mainstream parties in a fruitless May 6 election that has brought Greece to the edge of a political abyss, she thinks politicians have exaggerated the threat of euro expulsion to scare up votes for failed policies."The big parties brought us here, to poverty and suicide, and they are terrorizing us to make us accept tough measures."In what many foreign partners see as the great Greek paradox, opinion polls show over 75 percent of Greeks want to stay in the euro, but two thirds oppose an international bailout, a lifeline which came with harsh salary, pension and job cuts.Frankfurt and Brussels say it is impossible for Greece to have one without the other: no bailout means no euro and a return to the drachma - "drachmageddon," as some Greeks call it.Enraged with mainstream politicians they blame for the mess, voters backed smaller groups, such as the radical leftist SYRIZA party of 37-year-old Alexis Tsipras, who won a surprise second place on the back of his anti-bailout rhetoric.The parliament elected on May 6 was split between backers and opponents of the 130 billion euro international rescue plan, and could not agree a cabinet. Another election will be held next month, with the result far from clear.The European Union, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund - who must give Greece money within weeks to pay pensions and salaries - say they will pull the plug if the next government in Athens does not back the bailout. Without the money, they say Greece cannot stay in the common currency."Empty threats!" said Nikos Sokos, 29, who works in a cafe in central Athens. "There's no way they're going to kick us out. There won't be a euro zone if they do that."'A grand illusion'Observers of the Greek political scene say there are serious risks if voters carry such myths to the polls."It's a grand illusion," said Theodore Couloumbis of the ELIAMEP think tank."Parties must pose the basic question - in or out of the euro? It will be tragic if we are thrown off the European bus because our politicians can't send the right message."The main message most Greeks have heard is that politicians have wrecked the economy. At Makis Deligiannis's patisserie on a busy Athens street corner, cake stands are half-empty. People don't buy birthday cakes as they used to, sales have dropped by half and he will vote for an anti-bailout party."No one can force us to leave the euro. Now that they have us, they're stuck with us," he said."If they change the laws to force us out, then there will be no euro zone. They're just barking to scare us but actually they're the ones who are scared," he added.Many parties show no sign of heeding warnings to make clear to a public confused about what is at stake that elections next month are effectively a referendum - euro or drachma.Huddled in meetings to decide strategy for the next vote, they are poring over opinion polls and mapping alliances but their message is little changed from the last election.Even the mainstream parties that negotiated the bailout have campaigned on promises to win better terms, which helps sustain the legend that a substantially improved deal is possible."There is a logic that the bailout, as it is now, doesn't suit us," said Costas Panagopoulos, head of ALCO pollsters. "My view is that parties will amend their message, but all of them will be anti-bailout to a degree."Greek officials have admitted that the state will run out of cash next month. The EU and IMF have warned Athens will get no more funds unless it meets fiscal targets and pushes reforms, including finding about 11 billion euros worth of cuts by June.Many Greeks mistrust such prophecies. Like in the ancient Greek story-teller Aesop's fable "The Boy who Cried Wolf," they have heard warnings before that cash was running out, and money always turned up. But officials say this time the wolf is real: the government has even raided funds set aside for natural disasters."I shudder to think what will happen if a big earthquake or tsunami hits Greece," said a source close to the international lenders earlier this year. "Financially, they couldn't cope."Hunting for votesIn the hunt for voters in the May 6 election, political parties muddled their message. Even the parties that had worked hard to clinch the bailout deal in a coalition government presented it as a great injustice that needed to be amended.The conservative New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras vowed to re-negotiate parts of the bailout deal to boost growth and Socialist PASOK chief Evangelos Venizelos pledged to ease its pain by spreading it over three years instead of two.Tsipras told voters not to be fooled by false dilemmas - Greece could give up the bailout and still stay in the euro, while there was plenty of money if the state was managed properly. He came a surprise second while the big parties that ruled Greece for decades tanked.With about three weeks to go before the next election, there is no sign on the streets of Athens that people are coming to grips with the real choice they face."Even if we go bankrupt we need to tell them clearly that we won't leave the euro in any event. They'll have a bankrupt country in the euro, which means other countries can go bankrupt as well and the whole euro zone will blow up," said electrician Thanasis Zahariadis, 47."So they won't let us go bankrupt, no way. These are just threats. I'm going to vote anti-bailout."
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I've never heard of those genres until now from you with this thread. Hmmmm, I'll have to check more of it out although I'm not much into heavy metal itself. Are you a fan of reggae/hard rock?
Like I mentioned in my other post, my most favorite genre is Gothic metal, and my favorite Gothic metal band is Draconian. I can relate to a lot of their songs, that's why they're my favorite band.
Lastly, I'm not really a fan of hard rock, to be honest, but I am a fan of reggae... my favorite reggae artist is Bob Marley.


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2. Real-time governance
Keep information up to date and in sync between security and search. Do not let the search infrastructure's shared data go stale when making changes in the security policies. The data must stay relevant and fresh, or else it's going to be wrong (user X can no longer read B; not sharing this change leaves user X finding B in search).
3. Context awareness
When a request comes in for information, take the context of that request into consideration when performing the search. If a user logs on and performs a search, the system "knows" the user and takes the person's credentials into consideration when passing this information to the search infrastructure. The search infrastructure can then calculate the correct result (user X finds A, but not B; the administrator revokes user X's permissions on A, user X finds neither A or B).
When it comes to Enterprise CMS, a large part of increasing adoption comes from the trust users will put in the system, particularly when it comes to handling sensitive information. You want the system to earn users' trusts while providing great usability. It takes a lot of work to find the right balance between search and security, but when you do, your organization will find its Enterprise CMS users to be a happier, more productive lot.
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