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SL Top Model Challenge 4 was day for the most big cut that they ever do, and last challenge before final challenge to announce winner. I had inspiration, and was look forward to this challenge it was base on one of favorites designer, Marko Mitanovski. He is great designer in my eyes and I love much …Read more »
Lybra has some amazing new gowns out just in time to celebrate Spring, these gowns are being featured at the K.I.D.S.event. Lybra Supports K.I.D.S. Kids In Distressed Situations. Below you will see these amazing Gowns and a SLURL to the event! Lybra Abriana D!va Hair Giz Chop Zuey Candy Kisses Jewels fri.Diana Heels Blush http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/dAlliez/113/45/605 …Read more »
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I know, I know. I am retired. I've certainly said so enough. And I really am, I'm down to walking a runway once, maybe twice a year and definitely only for charities or on the rare instances a friend asks me to join in and I feel a pull to do so. Because of this …Read more »
We meet but briefly in life, if we touch each other with stardust – that is everything. ~Unknown . I wasn't going to blog today. Remember? I am wandering a bit. But then I heard Squinternet Larnia designer of Donna Flora, Giulia, has not only lost her battle with cancer, she lost the war. No …Read more »
Hairs: Dura, B/G47 **NEW** . Earrings/Necklace: [Mandala], Noodle/Amida . January 8, 1991. Jeremy Wade Delle. Had he lived, Jeremy would be thirty-eight years old now. Jeremy Wade Delle, the sixteen year old teenager who was so despondent with life he walked out of his classroom, came back with a .357 revolver, stood in the front …Read more »
Hair: Emo.tions, Noise . Earrings: Kunglers Extra, Anemona . Eye Shadow: Mons under Baiastice . Brows: Baiastice . Lips: Mons . I oft wonder about people who keep a diary. I've never faithfully done so; I think I've always been a little too dark and morbid. When I was young I thought I would love …Read more »
New release from SolideaFolies…. Caoimhe Outfit in white and Chop Zuey "Starla" Clutch in BabysBreath color *SoliDea FoliEs* Caoimhe comes in white, and black and white *SoliDea FoliEs* Tiffany – headpiece for Love for Donna Flora used as shoulder ornament Elysium – Adriana (cleav./freck/light brows) in coffe tone is the skin I'm wearing now …Read more »
Love Donna Flora the fundraiser for Squinternet Larnia's battle against cancer is on for another 5 weeks. Please don't miss this event! Many many designers are offering fantastic items for this cause, each of them has at least one item with 100% of payments going straight to our beloved designer Squinternet. Here I am showing …Read more »
Hair: Boon, KBO906 . Hat: *Lode*, Glitter Rose . 5000 L's Has been bid on me for the Love Donna Flora event. A few months ago Mila Tatham of *SoliDea FoliEs* and I were chatting and dreaming about fashion. She is notoriously creative and such an amazing designer, I am so blessed she lets me …Read more »


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'Why Is the Ocean Salty?' Snooki Asks on 'Jersey Shore' (Video)
6:29 AM PST 2/4/2011 by Lindsay Powers
Read the MTV reality star's explanation.
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi proved to be an amateur marine biologist on Thursday's episode of MTV's Jersey Shore.
"Why is the ocean salty?" she asked her housemates, urging them to Google for the real reason.
Her explanation? Whale sperm.
The phrase "Why is the ocean salty" quickly became a trending topic on Google.
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ALL SIGNS MOON ALERT: After 7:15 a.m., we have the all clear to do business and make important decisions. The Moon is in Aries.
IF DEC. 10 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: Chef Bobby Flay (1964) shares your birthday. You are philosophical and thoughtful. You pay attention to your inner world. You plumb your beliefs and think about what guides you in life. When in a position of influence, you are compassionate and sympathetic. Others like that you show your appreciation for things. You are a nurturing parent. In the coming year, your primary focus will be on partnerships and close friendships.
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◆ARIES (March 21-April 19): Today, you will adore traveling to foreign, exotic places you've never seen before because you want thrills and excitement! You want to be stimulated, especially with amazing ideas, thought-provoking concepts and intriguing people. If an unexpected chance to travel arises, grab it.
◆TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Today you are full of ingenious new approaches regarding shared property, inheritances, insurance matters and how to divide something with someone else — especially if you were trying to solve this problem before. Speak up and announce your bright ideas.
◆GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Avoid boring people. (This is something you generally manage to do anyway.) You're hungry for scintillating conversation with fascinating people. You want life to be active and full of new ideas. Travel to new places and discussion of exciting new ideas will entertain you.
◆CANCER (June 21-July 22): You're thinking fast (and perhaps a bit sloppy), but the speed and intuition you have will make up for this. Trust your bright ideas at work, especially regarding technology. Quite likely, you will see ways to introduce improvements and reforms. A younger, new staff member might surprise you.
◆LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Love at first sight is possible. This is also a fabulous day for creative people because you're full of zany, original concepts and ideas. Sudden opportunities to take a vacation might arise, or perhaps a fun social diversion. However, parents should be vigilant about their children.
◆VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Something unusual will take place at home or within your family dynamic. You might bring home new high-tech toys. Someone unexpected might appear at your door.
◆LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Stay light on your feet and keep moving. Short trips and conversations with others about fascinating subjects will intrigue you because you want to be stimulated! (No bores allowed.) New ideas and solutions might occur to you. Conversations with others will be electric and exciting.
◆SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Trust your money-making ideas because you are so intuitive you might come up with a new invention or a new approach to making money or a new way to generate profits or get a better job. You are in the zone, believe me. Good day to buy high-tech stuff.
◆SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): This is a stimulating day for you. You feel alive and mentally awake and eager for what the day might bring. This is a good day to tackle problems you've tried before because you have a fresh view of things. You might want to study something new. You'll enjoy meeting stimulating people.
◆CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Because it's easy to think out-of-the-box, you can solve old problems, especially related to research. You're happy to work alone or behind the scenes. Nevertheless, you're excited about what is possible. You might even discover a surprising secret.
◆AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): This is a fabulous day to schmooze because by nature, you are someone who loves meeting characters and today is the day to do this. Expect to be bombarded by unusual ideas, surprises, interesting people and pleasant detours. "What's next?"
◆PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Discussions with authorities will be surprising. Either they will amaze you with a new spin on things or you can impress them with your original ideas. Something unexpected might even cause you to rethink your life direction. (Not a boring day.)


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Heidi Lawden, EUG (Face, Public Release)
Jason Greer, Mozhgan
101 6th St
San Francisco, California (CA), 94103
This event is 21 and over
Heidi Lawden
Heidi grew up in the north of England and in her teens, made it her goal to live in London. Drawn by the diverse and interesting culture of the England's capital city, she took a job modeling for Vidal Sassoon, eventually going on to work for Paul Mitchell. She lived in Knightsbridge and worked on Sloane Street and was in the heart of the nightlife of the city, going to parties and clubs every weekend, Raw, Delerium, The Wag, etc. Through these parties, Heidi became a part of the music scene and eventually left the fashion industry to work for the clubs and music labels of the city.
Heidi got further involved with DJing and the music scene when she met DJ Harvey at a warehouse party in Brixton. He asked her to be his manager right there on the spot and the rest is history. Currently she carries the title of booker, manager, DJ, record label A&R, etc as well as helping to organize the world famous Sarcastic Disco parties in L.A. With so many hats to wear, Heidi doesn't get to play out as often as she'd like so don't miss this opportunity to see her!
Dj, Label Director and Designer, Eugene or better known as Eug has been heavily involved within both the design and music worlds for well over a decade now. Having started out Dj'ing in the early 90's, he eventually collected his musical efforts under the "Public Release" label / project umbrella in 1999. Through Public Release, he has released over a dozen mix CDs which have sold at key shops such as Colette, I Heart, the Reed Space and aNYthing. This limited CD series has featured the exclusive artwork of renowned artists such as Evan Hecox and Parra, and has led to coverage from magazines such as L'Officiel Homme, Arkitip, Nylon, and others.
In the Fall of 2009, Public Release launched their first 12" record, a series of edits and re-interpretations by Tim Sweeney (DFA / Beats in Space), with picture disc photography by NYC icon David "Shadi" Perez. Volume 2 followed in June of 2010, with Jacques Renault (Runaway/ On The Prowl / Lets Play House) handling edits and production on this highly successful and collectible 4 track EP. The much publicized "food series" discs then followed, with 2 new original tracks produced by parisian Blackjoy for Vol. 3 and SF heroes 40 Thieves handling Vol. 4. Last spring, saw the much anticipated 5th release by NJ legend Mike Simonetti (Italians Do It Better).
The start of 2013 saw a marked step forward with the label now officially being named Public Release Recordings. For the 6th release, L.A. based Brit Woolfy turned in a monster dance rock track "Junior's Throwin' Craze". With remixes from Eric Duncan, Jacques Renault and Being Borings, the 12" and digital releases garnered much support from the likes of Tim Sweeney, Lovefingers, Justin V, etc. In parallel, much loved Public Release collaborator Shadi Perez directed the video for the single, which received Vimeo's Staff Pick and heavy press coverage from The Fader, Paper Magazine, NME, Monster Children etc...
Eug also produces the infamous FACE parties with partners Bootsy, J.Montag and Rishi. They also program FACE for the Brooklyn station Viva-Radio.
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Pesto-Chicken Penne Casseroles Recipe
- 1 package (16 ounces) penne pasta
- 6 cups cubed cooked chicken
- 4 cups (16 ounces) shredded Italian cheese blend
- 3 cups fresh baby spinach
- 1 can (15 ounces) crushed tomatoes
- 1 jar (15 ounces) Alfredo sauce
- 1-1/2 cups 2% milk
- 1 jar (8.1 ounces) prepared pesto
- 1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the chicken, cheese blend, spinach, tomatoes, Alfredo sauce, milk and pesto. Drain pasta and add to chicken mixture; toss to coat.
- Transfer to two greased 8-in. square baking dishes. In a small bowl, combine the bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese and oil; sprinkle over casseroles.
- Cover and freeze one casserole for up to 3 months. Cover and bake the remaining casserole at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until bubbly.
- To use frozen casserole: Thaw in the refrigerator overnight. Remove from the refrigerator 30 minutes before baking. Cover and bake at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until bubbly. Yield: 2 casseroles (6 servings each).
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"Loved it! Followed the recipe and it filled two nine inch cake pans to freeze and one smaller dish with enough for my husband and I. He is not a huge fan of Italian flavors, but he said it was good. I left the Parmesan cheese out of the topping and just did bread crumbs since I felt like there was enough cheese in the dish already."
"Awsome ! My daughter and son in law are vegetarians so i made one with half the meat and the other meatless. Everyone loved it !"
"My picky husband loved this! Next time, I might not add as much pesto as they recommend."
"This dish is fantastic. I have made it for company time and again, never no leftovers. Everyone asks for the recipe. It is still delicious after it has been frozen, seems the flavors have more chance to meld. This is a keeper in my recipe box"
"It was just way too garlicky for us. I followed the recipe to a "tee" as I always do when I am trying a recipe for the first time. We just didn't care for it."


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AOL is a web-services company, providing premium and niche content sites, tools, and platforms.
This company may have made some big moves in the last couple of years in buying companies.Earnings haven't really moved, stock price has not really moved.Leadership is defiantly not the best.Company may not be going dramatically down anytime soon but I defiantly don't see it beating the market anytime soon. Company has lost it's spark. It is funny to hear some people say they have been signed up for their dial up for over 10 years and just kept paying because they forgot about it.


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I finished quilting my DQS12 quilt! There's a lot of stitching in this 18in square quilt - enough to shrink it by nearly an inch in either direction!
Above the pink row is pale green (also a Rainbows variegated 40wt thread) and the top is silver metallic (also from Superior), which sparkles beautifully. It all stitched out perfectly. Each clamshell si a different quilting design; from the bottom row, right to left: R1 - swirl, pebble; R2 - double-pebble, McTavishing, filigree; R3 - freeform feathers, double-paisley; R4 - swirl variation. My favourite is the filigree. There's a small amount of quilting on the pieced blocks, following the fabric pattern - just enough so that they lie flat. The remaining clamshells (and parts thereof) are filled with very slightly larger McTavishing, in navy Bottom Line (fine, 60wt) thread - again from Superior.
I've picked out a binding fabric - also Paula Nadelstern, but from an earlier range (Deja Vu, I think). I've trimmed the quilt very precisely, and will need to be very careful to sew the binding on perfectly at the edges of the clamshells.
Thursday, 29 March 2012
More micro quilting
5 comments:
- Katarína said...
Nádhera!!! :-) ♥
- 29 March 2012 17:21
- becanne said...
I didn't think you could top the circles one, but you have.
- 29 March 2012 21:23
- M-R said...
Holy cannoli, that's awesome! How the heck did you get those stitches so small? Emma, STUNNING (couldn't you hear that all the way from Canada?) ;)
- 30 March 2012 08:19
- Kim S said...
Love all the different fills you are using on this! Fabulous!
- 5 April 2012 11:05
- Shayla Sharp said...
After seeing it on Flickr, I just had to stop in and check this out some more--just amazing work!
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Click above to view a high resolution image Auctioning off a Ford Mustang seems to be a pretty effective way to raise money for charity. The very first Shelby GT was auctioned for $600,000 at Barrett-Jackson in 2007, and the first GT500KR sold for $550,000, both raising money for charity. The ...
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Senior goaltender Steven Summerhays stopped 30-of-32 shots and Bryan Rust scored two goals to lead Notre Dame to a 4-2 win over Boston College in game three of the Hockey East Quarterfinal round at Conte Forum.
Boston College got goals from Kevin Hayes and Patrick Brown on the night. The Irish shut out Hobey Baker candidate Johnny Gaudreau as his 31-game point streak came to an end.
The win improves 11th-ranked Notre Dame to 23-12-2 while second-ranked Boston College goes to 26-7-4. The Irish will play at TD Garden in Boston on Friday, March 21 against UMass-Lowell who advanced by beating Vermont. Providence will meet New Hampshire in the other semifinal.
The two teams traded goals in the first period with Boston College scoring first at the 4:43 mark as the Eagles made the most of a Notre Dame turnover.
With the Irish in control of the puck, BC's Adam Gilmour picked off an errant pass at the blue line and moved in on Summerhays on a 3-on-1. Hayes moved in from the right circle and took the pass from Gilmour and deposited into a wide-open goal for his 24th of the season and the 1-0 lead.
The Irish tied the score on a brilliant end-to-end rush by Johns at 11:31 for his eight goal of the season.
After the Eagles fired the puck down the ice off both Vince Hinostroza and Eric Johnson, Stephen Johns picked it up near the Notre Dame goal and moved up the right boards cutting to center through the neutral zone. When he hit the Boston College blue line, the Eagles backed in and he took it down the left side, beating Demko with a short backhander that snuck inside the left post.
The goal was waved off at first but after a review by the game officials, the goal was awarded and the score was tied at 1-1.
Notre Dame took a 2-1 lead just 4:10 into the second period with Rust getting his first of two goals on the night.
T.J. Tynan, who had a pair of assists in the game, fired a shot from the left circle that went off of Sam Herr in front. Rust swooped in from the slot and fired the puck over Demko's glove for his career-best 16th goal of the season.
Boston College would even the score and almost take the lead on a 5-on-3 power play chance. With the Irish taking a too many men on the ice penalty and Tynan getting called for goaltender interference, the Eagles had 16 seconds on the two-man advantage but only needed 12 seconds as Brown scored on a rebound at 8:05 to tie the game at 2-2.
BC worked the puck to Bill Arnold who fired a shot from the left side that Summerhays stopped. The rebound went to Brown moving in from the left circle and he fired it home for his 24th of the season.
With time left on Tynan's penalty, Boston College got a shot off from close in that deflected of Brown and went into the goal as the BC forward drove into Summerhays knocking the goal off its moorings. The official at the goal called it a goal, but the officials conferred and ruled that Brown had interfered with Summerhays and the goal was waved off.
The Irish took advantage of the break, scoring late in the period with Rust getting his second of the game at 19:56 for the 3-2 lead.
As time would down in the period, defenseman Shayne Taker carried the puck through center before moving it to Tynan who moved down the slot. Rust drove in front of him and took the pass, lifting it past Demko's glove hand for his 17th of the year to give Notre Dame the one-goal lead heading into the second intermission.
Summerhays stood tall in the third period stopping all 14 shots he faced in the period. His teammates got the insurance goal they needed at 18:08 when Jeff Costello teamed up with Steven Fogarty on a 2-1, beating Demko with a backhander for his 13th goal of the season and the 4-2 lead.


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All indications are that Ford will be dumping the Navistar diesels it's used in its Super Duty pickups almost forever in favor of an in-house-developed diesel sometime around the end of the decade. Apparently undaunted by the quality issues that Ford has repeatedly experienced with the Navistar engines, Nissan appears ready to step into the breach and pick up the supply for the Titan pickup.
Since it appears that Nissan won't be developing a heavy duty version of the Titan, it's not clear at this point if it will use the current 6.4L V-8 that Ford uses or the smaller engine that Navistar had developed for the light-duty Fords. Most likely it will be the latter engine, and it may be available for 2009. Nissan, as expected, won't comment on future products -- except when they do (they previously announced a diesel Maxima for 2010).
[Source: Pickuptruck.com]
UPDATE: Mike Levine at Pickuptruck.com spoke with Nissan spokesperson John Schilling who told him, "We haven't announced anything about a diesel engine for the Titan. This news is speculation at this point, but we are continuing to study this technology for potential future use. The only vehicle we've said that will have a diesel engine is the Maxima in 2010."


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I honestly can't recommend Eleana's apartments enough and will keep returning, year after year, to this wonderful place in this lovely village by the sea.
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Date of review 27 June 2011
I travelled to Ireon looking for a relaxing holiday in a beautiful location amongst friendly people and I was not disappointed.
Like all the reviews before me, I only have high praise for Iliana's apartments in Ireon. The apartments are clean, spacious and located just moments away from the beach, shops, and restaurants. Ireon itself is a picturesque small town with a crystal clear turquoise sea and a good selection of quality restaurants and bars overlooking the water. People there are warm, welcoming and incredibly friendly. The island of Samos has lots to offer and Ireon is a good place to base yourself for making day trips to explore other parts of the island.
But it is Iliana's hospitality and efforts to make you feel at home that really made this holiday stand out from any other. On my arrival the fridge was stocked with goodies from her garden (milk, cheese, eggs) and on a number of occasions Iliana cooked me a lovely breakfast. She has a genuine interest in making her guests feel like they are in their own home and will go out of her way to be helpful. On my last night, Iliana cooked a wonderful dinner for all her guests and invited us all to join her family for a memorable meal. Iliana is a fantastic cook and her husband served us a lovely Samos wine that he had made himself.
Many of Iliana's guests return year after year and I can understand why. I left Ireon touched by the generosity of Iliana and the opportunity to experience authentic Greek island life. It was a memorable holiday and I cannot recommend Eleana's appartments enough.
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Date of review 14 May 2011
Spent an extremely relaxing 2 days in laid-back friendly Ireon. The apartment was large and clean with a separate kitchen (a real plus) & balcony with sea view. The apartment was very well stocked with everything we needed from extra pillows & blankets to kitchen utensils and regularly cleaned while we were there.
The owner Ileana is a lovely host. She brought us jam and fruits on our arrival and was constantly but unobtrusively solicitous regarding our comfort & needs. She took us on a an excellent tour free of charge in the middle of our stay to some of the most interesting sights of Samos (there are many things to see) and cooked us a lovely breakfast on our last day but one as well as dropping us to the airport for our departure.
Ireon is a quiet little seaside village with a good choice of restaurants, cafes & shops/internet cafes/supermarkets.
Review byPercyF66
Date of review 12 May 2011
"Greek Friendliness and Warmth."
Expecting the usual "Here are your keys and there are our contact details and house rules" I was so warmly surprised by Iliana's generosity and friendliness. Because of the limited bus service she picked me up at the airport; Greek delicacies in the apartment (self made), contacted a cousin of mine on Samos (from the telephone directory) and arranged a meeting, invited me to her family home high up the hill for coffee and a chance to take some stunning pics of Samos Town and then arranged my 6.00am taxi back to the airport. Next time on Samos I would plan my holiday only with her. Percy -
Review By Brixx
Date of review: Jan 23, 2011
We've just booked to go back to Eleana's later this year which will be our sixth stay at these fabulous apartments. Last year we were welcomed back like old friends and had a fantastic time concluding with the amazing dinner Iliana cooked us on our last night (see photos). As well as the warm welcome, the apartments themselves are spotlessly clean and really comfortable. They are located in Ireon, a quietish village by the sea and a short walk from the classical ruins at the Temple of Hera. Ireon has a central square surrounded by cafes where old men play backgammon and grandmothers keep an eye on their grandchildren as they play. Apart from the cafes, there are seven or eight really good tavernas and a good handful of beachside bars. There are also several general stores and a well-stocked supermarket where you can stock up on essentials such as chilled Samiot wine direct from the barrel, plump black olives and freshly baked bread. The bakery down by the village square does excellent spinach pies but, be quick, they go, well, like hot pies...
I honestly can't recommend Eleana's apartments enough and will keep returning, year after year, to this wonderful place in this lovely village by the sea.
Date of Review Dec 2010
"Home from home"
Eleana's stands just behind the main square and town beach, close to all the restaurants, bars and shops in the small seaside town of Ireon. The owner Iliana, picked me up from the airport for the 10 minute ride to Ireon and continued the warm hospitality throughout my stay, with little treats and cakes dropped off.The studio apartment was very comfortable, well equipped and nicely furnished in simple Greek style. I felt immediately at home, enjoying the gentle bustle of village life from my balcony.
Eleana's is the perfect base for a relaxing holiday, doing exactly what you feel like doing; just my cup of tea.
Date of Review Nov 2010
Robyness - Australia
"Wonderful stay."
Stayed at Eleana Apartments in October, 2010 and had a great time. Eleana was at the airport, as organised, to pick us up. She is the most happy and obliging person...very sweet!
Our room was lovely and from our balconies, we could see the ocean. Because we visited Samos at the end of the tourist season, we almost had Ireon to ourselves which was rather nice. Eleana asked us to have dinner with her family the first night of our stay and we really appreciated her hospitality. She cooked up a storm and made us feel very much at home.
Eleana helped us with our sightseeing and explained how to get to other parts of the island.
I would highly recommend staying at Eleana Apartments if you visit the lovely island of Samos.
I have never stayed in a more nice place, inexpensive, and with such a lovely and friendly hostess as iliana. The apartments are very nice, and she did the interior decorating herself. She brought me warm loukoumades just out of the oven, and stafili, green grapes, right from her garden. Ireon is a nice little sea shore town, many good tavernas and good Greek food, mini-market, super market, bakery. My stay was only 2 1/2 days, and now, I know where I will stay again when I go back for a longer time.
Joan B
"Just Like Family"
I have reviewed Eleana's several times......and it is always wonderful. We have been visiting for 8 years now (9th booked for May 2011) and we are always surprised! Now we have young Constantinos to entertain us.. Eleana and family are always so friendly and the studios are large and very well presented. Yes, Eleana does bring all kinds of foods for you to enjoy....Ireon is lovely....what are you waiting for????????????
A 15 min. ride from the airport takes you to this comfortable, spotlessly clean accommodation in the centre of the town. Eleana lives on the premises and is helpful and axious to make your stay special. There was no air con. in our apartment, but the bedroom had a large ceiling fan. A modern, large supermarket; a bakery; car hire firms; fruiit shop; bus and taxi stop; and gift shops are just a 2 minute stroll away, as are bars, cafes and tavernas.
|reon is ideal for a relaxing beach and sea holiday. Traffic and aircraft noise is not a problem. The beach ( 5 mins from Eleana apartments) is white pebbles. There are umbrellas, sun beds, showers and changing booths but no watersport activities. Bars, cafes and tavernas overlook the beach. A 20 minute walk takes you to Pappa beach, a tiny cove overlooked by a taverna, with sun beds and umbrellas. Go there for a great - and different! - day out by the sea.
Ireon has many excellent tavernas, serving a value-for-money menu of a consistently high standard. It is not suitable for 18-30 Club Med or amusement park holidaymakers. It is ideal for a relaxing "real Greece" holiday
Eleana Apartments - Ireon
Date Submitted - June 2006
Opinion submitted in Feb 2007 by : Motorbike Barry
We have been to Samos many times and this was our second visit to the Eleana Apartments in Ireon. We were welcomed on our arrival by the owner, Eleana, who appeared genuinely pleased to see us back. The apartments are set just back from the seafront, 50 metres from the main square and surrounding restaurants and bars. Very clean accommodation is provided, fans are available to hire, and kitchen facilities are also provided. Any one who actually cooks on holiday wants their head testing in my book, with all the great local food available in the restaurants, but if you want to, the facilities are up to it.
The resort is quiet and if you want a relaxing non stressed holiday, this is the place to be. There are enough restaurants and bars for a different choice most nights, if you like to flit about. They are all good, and 1 or 2 stick out as better, but I won't name them here, because next time I go you might be there and take the last table!!! If you are the sort to venture out, Pythogoria is just down the road and is the best "busy" resort on the island. You can get there by Bus or Taxi, or you can hire bikes and cars in Ireon. Going around the island is easy in a car or on a scooter, we've done both, it's fairly busy in August /September but out of seasons there is very little traffic to bother you. Next round the island after Pythogoria is Samos which is the capital and harbour. Ferries come in here and you can island hop from for the day if you wish. It has a lot of shops and cafes, but it's not really a touristy type place, well not to me, a lot of the cafes are full of Greek teenagers on certain days, but it's a great place to shop! From there on there are lots of little bays, beautiful bays where you can get something to eat and drink, some are almost deserted certain days, which we love! If you are prepared to drive this is a beautiful island with lots of surprises!
If you want to go to Ireon, book a flight and ring The Eleana direct, they have a website . The village is only 15 minutes in a Taxi from the airport. Manos don't go there anymore. Rumour has it that tour companies only make money if they get you on trips, and the trouble with Ireon is its so nice no-one wants to leave! A lovely unspoilt quiet island I would recommend to anyone who wants a well earned break. PS Get to Kokkari if you can, about 30 minutes from Samos, a beautiful place, with some great restaurants and bars.
Ireon - Samos
Eleana Apartments - Ireon
Operator and Date: Manos
Opinion submitted in August 2006 by : Jim and Monica 60
Resort Rating: Excellent
Accommodation Rating: Excellent
What a great little place it is, only 10min from the airport, and it is so nice that no-one goes on Holiday Companies trips.. so that's why the holiday companies have mostly pulled out, instead they stick you in a resort like Kambos - Votsalakia, miles from anywhere else on the Island, so if you want to see more and you won't drive, you have to go on a trip with them. We're still making our way there this year getting a flight with my travel, and booking the hotel direct. No more expensive , in fact slightly cheaper, and we're going to our chosen resort. Kokkari is very nice too, but our preference is Ireon.;
Eleana Apartments - Ireon
Operator and Date: Manos Holidays May 2005
Opinion submitted in June 2005 by : Dave and Mandy
Resort Rating: Very Good
Accommodation Rating: Very Good
We have stayed on Samos many times and rented various apartments, but we always come back to Ireon. Fabulous resort, great food and ice cold beer. Eleana Apartments are not with any tour operator now but you can book direct. well worth a visit to this peaceful part of the world with plenty to see and do. We go back 6th Sept 06, cant wait.
Eleana Apartments - Ireon
Operator and Date: (Manos Discounts) Manos Holidays May 2003
Opinion submitted in June 2003 by : John and Jean
Resort Rating: Very Good
Accommodation Rating: Very Good
We went to Samos on a Walking Holiday in May 2003.The cost was only £222 per person for two weeks self catering. We were pleasantly surprised that we were sent to a small village called Ireon on the South cost of Samos.
The Eleana Apartments, run by Illiana were both clean, pleasant and only 50 mtr from the beach.
If a holiday to Greece means relaxing by the sea, eating good food and drinking with your feet in the Aagen then Ireon is the place to be. This small resort has not lost its simple Greek charm.Ireon made a great base to explore the island. There were lots of hiking trails out of the village and the higher mountains were just a 15 minute car ride away.all in all a very good holiday.


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GrillSmith or Bonefish?
A long-time friend and I are going on our first more-than-friends dinner date. Goosebumps, nervousness, and total excitement!! We narrowed it down to these 2 places. I'm hoping to get some insight into which restaurant would be better and why. I haven't been to either one in awhile, so I'm not familiar with the menus, management, etc. It would be one of the locations in the Clearwater area.
Hope you all can help me out with this one! Thanks!
I like bonefish, very nice simple atmosphere, and decent food. I like my cooking better, but I have to admit good overall food for seafood poultry and beef. Went to GrillSmith but didn't enjoy it. For a first dinner date I like comfort and bonefish is relaxing, just a nice atmosphere for me.
I will go the opposite direction and say that I enjoyed GrillSmith more than Bonefish Grill. Bonefish was a nice meal, but at GrillSmith I though the meal was better and I enjoyed the atmosphere more.
Wow! This is a tough call. Good luck on making a selection and surviving the big date.
Personally, I love Bonefish. Certainly, it's lost a little of its edge since Outback bought the St. Pete concept, but it's still one of favorite places to eat. In fact, my wife and I will often go just for drinks and appetizers. From the bang bang shrimp to the mussels, they do a nice job. The entrees, while still terrific, need some more jazz. I've been going there for so long that it all just seems sorta redundant. For example, the specials are almost always the same. Sure they'll use a different fish, but the sauces and preparations are all the same. I'd just like to see more variety. And, this is my biggest complaint about all Outback-owned joints, LESS SALT! Remember Paul Lees? Damn!
As for Grillsmith, I always want to be wowed there, but never have been. The food is decent (good Thai shrimp and grilled Salmon), the atmosphere is nice, and the beer selection is great, but the food just leaves something to be desired. Their chimichurri is way too oily, mashed potatoes are way too dry, and service is way too slow. But even with that being said, I still like the darn place. The only problem, however, is that it doesn't knock my socks off -- especially considering some of their prices for entrees.
Unfortunately, I'm only familiar with the Tampa locations... but I find both the atmosphere and the food to be far better at Bonefish than Grillsmith. To me, Grillsmith is more generically chain-y, and the food is mediocre. Bonefish feels clubbier and w/b a better date place, IMO.
re: LJBTampa
I second the service. I think when I met the owner, did some marketing for them they pride themselves on that. Very intimate but casual atmosphere, pleasing and inviting. Service and consistency.
re: ivanova
Ditto on the shrimp and mussels, I think that is what I had last time
I'd go for Bonefish Grill. It has a nice, romantic atmosphere and the food is consistently good. I agree with one poster that if you go there a lot, you will find that they don't change the menu much, but for a first date, Bonefish Grill is an excellent choice.
At least at the Tampa locations, they're always packed on weekends. I am not sure if they take reservations or not. If you can't make one and go on a weekend, be prepared for a wait, but they have a nice, if busy, bar.
In the Orlando area we have the utter confusion that there is a Bonefish and also a Fishbones.
Fishbones is a bit more upscale and the service is far better. Last time we tried the Bonefish in Longwood, the place was quite busy. About half way through our mediocre dinner, the male server threw an empty doggie box on the table along with the check and surly commented, "You aren't going to eat all that. Take it home" An email to the management brought the usual company response, "Sorry about that"
re: reinaldok
A lot probably has to do with location, management and time of year. Which goes for any chain restaurant.


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"Really?" The annoyance was clear in Klauss voice after Aiden blocked the hit, the red haired teen glaring at him as he walked around in front of him and put a finger on the end of the stake, slowly pressing against it. Aiden winced, but showed no other reaction to the pain in his chest. "Too bad you can't do anything to me since you know you'll hurt Kotomi." The giggle in Kotomis voice that came after his words made a chill go down everyones spines.
"This needs to end." The twins glanced over to Diana as she extended her hand toward Kotomis body, beginning to whisper something in Latin. Aiden, who had kept his gaze on Klaus, noticed a troubled look pass over his expression, bringing the red haired Vampires gaze to Diana as well as Klaus whirled around to look at her.
"You're trying to push me out of her body, aren't you?" He said in amusement. A few moments later however he began to cough, dropping to his knees as he looked at Diana in shock, along with Aiden and the twins.
"She's doing it." Ashley said in shock. A few more moments passed by before Kotomi's body suddenly collapsed to the floor, though no one dared to move at first as Diana fell silent and put her hand down. Her nose began to bleed just before she fell into Damons arms, although still conscious.
"This isn't over." Klaus' voice echoed throughout the house once more. "I will always be watching." Shortly after he had spoken, Kotomi opened her eyes and slowly sat up, bringing Ichiru, Kiseki, Ashley and Caroline to rush to her side.
"My head hurts..." The dark haired Vampire rubbed the side of her head.
"Klaus' spirit had possessed you." Lexi said as she joined the group.
"I know. I was pretty much awake for it. I knew what was happening, but I couldn't control my body." Kotomi responded.
"Wow..." Ashley said. "He tried to kill you, but Aiden had saved you." Kotomi looked over to Aiden then, and her eyes widened, most likely having seen the stake still wedged in his chest. The red haired teen was just about to pull it out himself right before she noticed him.
"Are you okay?" She asked as she quickly stood up and pulled the stake out, dropping it to the ground and placing her hand over the wound. Aiden gave a mere nod, not quite sure what to say in response. Normally he could just make a joke out of the situation, but the situation with Klaus had even him worried now.
Kotomi began to heal the wound, but was unable to finish. Aiden could easily tell when a dizzy spell came over her and opened his mouth to say something, but Stefan beat him to it.
"You need blood, Kotomi." He said, and the twins noticed Diana flinch, remembering that she hated Vampires - or had. They werent sure where she stood on the matter now.
Stefan used his Vampire speed to retrieve two blood pouches from the basement, handing them to Kotomi after returning upstairs. Couch. Now." Kotomi sighed in response and walked over to the couch.
"You see why Diana needs to die? If her or her mother are out of the picture then Klaus can't come back." Rebekah said as she gave Diana a dark look, bringing the twins and even Aiden to scowl darkly in response.
"Like I said before. If you want her then you'll have to kill me first." Damon responded.
"Everyone just stop!" Isobel ordered as everyone looked at her. "It's obvious that we all want the same goals, so why not try working together? We'll be stronger if we all come together as one."
"Sorry, but we work alone." Finn said, then looking at Rebekah and Kol. "Let's just go back home and wait to talk about this tomorrow when we're all having a clearer head." The two siblings nodded, the trio then leaving the house.
"Our lives really suck." Damon sighed, then shifting his gaze to Diana. "Want me to take you home? You'll be safer at your house since Rebekah, Finn and Kol aren't able to enter it."
"Sure." Diana responded with a nod. "My parents have no idea that I snuck out though..."
"Then we'll just have to sneak you back in through the window." Damon answered with a shrug, to which Diana smiled.
"Sounds like a plan." The young Witch started toward the door as she wiped the blood from her nose, but her body suddenly swayed to the side, bringing Damon to catch her when she started to fall.
"It would be better if I carried you." He said as Diana nodded, the Vampire then scooping her up and leaving the house.
"Looks like they're getting along now." Ashley commented, then looking over to Aiden. "With Klaus back and those other Originals in town then we'll need all the people that we can get, and since we can actually trust you now after seeing you save Kotomi twice... do you want to stay here with us? I think that we would all feel a lot safer with an Original on our side."
The ginger simply looked at her for a moment as he healed the remainder of his wound on his own, surprised that they had accepted him so quickly. No one else in the room seemed to object - not even Ichiru, who, aside from Damon, had trusted him the least. Aiden had to admit that with four Originals against the group he was worried about them, and staying here would be best for easily protecting them.
I guess if its really no problem, I will.
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Monsoon, Eclectic Modern Indian
- Address:
2150 Allainby Way
Hampton, VA 23666Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
Monsoon, Eclectic Modern Indian
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.monsoonva.com/
- Phone: (757) 224-1633
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:30pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm
Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday: 4:00pm - 10:30pm
Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Vegetarian / Vegan, Vegetarian, Indian
- Executive Chef: Chef Amit Chhabra
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We Do Cater. We love to make your special events Even more Special. Full Catering Services available. Large Quantity orderes can be placed for carryout. Don't see your choices on the menu??? Please do not hesitate to check with us, If we have the ingredients, our chef will love to make it for you!!! Please contact us at restaurant during the business hours for more info.
- Private Party Facilities: We do have Private rooms which can accomodate 15-20 persons and 35-40 persons.
A word from Monsoon, Eclectic Modern Indian
Monsoon Eclectic Modern Indian is a modern Indian restaurant which takes its inspiration from an age old approach to dining. This approach allows you to choose a variety of appetizers and entrees to share with your dining companions. To enhance your dining experience, our sommelier will be happy to pair appropriate wines with your food selections.Continued
Each dish on our extensive menu is prepared to order using only the freshest and highest quality of ingredients. We bring you a blend of traditional methods and modern techniques to serve you the finest Authentic Indian Cuisine. Our chefs are committed to make the food enjoyable with the right blend of spices & herbs to each & every delicacies. All dishes are made per your choice of spice level, to let you really enjoy your food. Mild, Medium, Medium Hot, Hot, Indian Hot.
Each dish on our extensive menu is prepared to order using only the freshest and highest quality of ingredients. We bring you a blend of traditional methods and modern techniques to serve you the finest Authentic Indian Cuisine. Our chefs are committed to make the food enjoyable with the right blend of spices & herbs to each & every delicacies. All dishes are made per your choice of spice level, to let you really enjoy your food. Mild, Medium, Medium Hot, Hot, Indian Hot.
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Monsoon, Eclectic Modern Indian reviews from OpenTable diners
9 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance3.7Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (4)fit for foodies (3)special occasion (3)neighborhood gem (3)great for lunch (2)great for brunch (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- EhOkFoodDined on 11/6/2014The food was okay. I expected the food to taste a lil better. It also would have been nice to have a waiter that could speak better English because it was difficult to understand what the waiter was saying. The waiter was not frequent and we practically had to yell in order to get his attention for service. I don't believe i will be returning.
- Very Good Indian CuisineFoodaficionadoVIPDined on 9/27/2014I have always loved Indian Cuisine. This restaurant was far from disappointing. The service was attentive, and the food was very good, with large portions. My husband and I will definitely dine there again.Special Features:
- good foodAnjaliVIPDined on 8/31/2014The best part of the meal was the service, Ms. Kanchan was our server. She was so polite and got us everything just like we ordered. The food was good have eaten better here in south jersey.Special Features:
- Best Inidan restaraunt on PeninsulakeyboardsDined on 8/16/2014This was not my first visit to Monsoon. On this visit I was seated promptly and had a good waiter. The food is excellent and the menu is broad. Portions are large. My friends from India give it high marks, as do I. While the service on this visit was excellent, on previous visits it has been quite poor. I don't know if the change was because I was an OpenTable reservation (which the waiter asked about) or because they have some new staff. My overall rating of 3 stars reflects some of the previous poor service experience. They have outside seating but it wasn't open.I would recommend this to a friend.
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- disappointing this timeOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 7/11/2014We have dined numerous times at Monsoon and felt this was the best Indian food in the Hampton Roads area until this last time. The lamb korma tasted as if they had taken previously cooked lamb and added to some quickly cooked korma sauce. The meat was chewy, tough and not up to their normal standards. The bharta (eggplant) was mostly tomatoes with very little eggplant and bland. We inquired as to whether the chef had changed but were told no. We are hoping this was just a one time glitch and hope next time will be better.
- YummyAngieDined on 7/2/2014This place is the best!!!! Great for any occasion..they also send coupons via email..that's always a plus.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good EatsAngieDined on 6/1/2014Awesome place!!.I love it :) I go all the time..I go alone, with daughter, friends, and or special occasionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelayBRichDined on 5/30/2014My husband and I frequent Monsoon whether it's for a date night or to fill our need of yummy/spicy food. Everytime we go we get the same exact items. Our app came within minutes however we had been at Monsoon for over an hour and our entrees still were not delivered. About 30-40 minutes after we arrived a neighboring table sat down, ordered and received both their appetizers and entrees. I HATE complaining, but at this point I thought our server may have forgotten to ring our entrees in. My husband checked and this is indeed what happened. Needless to say management was apologetic and comped our meals. We will certainly return since we also have received wonderful service. I think this time they may have been a little too busy.Special Features:
- Great food!OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 5/30/2014Was in Hampton for a couple of nights and hit Monsoon the first night. Very good food, ample portions. My only comment is that my son and I we were repeatedly approached for water glass refills. The food was quite spicy, so having water at hand was welcome but we were approached for refills a half dozen or more times, when our glasses were still charged. It may sound nitpicky but it was excessive and distracting. We were there around 6:30 on a Friday evening and it was pretty quiet, so maybe the staff was bored. A minor complaint to be sure, as the restaurant was otherwise very comfortable. I would strongly recommend the restaurant and would return if I return to Hampton anytime soon.Special Features:
- Hampton, VaAngieDined on 5/12/2014I love this place. The only concern I had was that they did not have my reservation. I had to show them my phone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious DiningOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/19/2014The food is authentic and flavorful. A great choice for intimate dining or a group.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerbirdyDined on 3/15/2014Very nice restaurant decor. Food was flavorful, just the right amount of spice, and plentiful. The dish came with rice. Service started out good with the waiter making suggestions after asking us what we liked. The waiter never asked if we wanted anything else with our main meal. My husband was looking forward to looking at the dessert menu to see if there was anything he may want to try after the meal, but we were not given that opportunity. Once we were finished, the check was quickly dropped off at our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hotter than Indian HotBRichDined on 2/21/2014If you like HOT Indian food this is the perfect restaurant for you. My husband and I frequent this restaurant and have definitely found our favorites apps/meals. What I love most is that they give you a "hotness" range. 1-5, 5 being "Indian Hot". My husband always asks for hotter, but they seem to make it just to his liking. I am still around a 4. I always say I will get something different and never do. It's just too good! Few of our favorites: Lasooni Gobi @ a 5 Veggie Twist Rolls Assorted Bread Basket w/ Mint Raita Kashmiri Chicken @ a 4 Chili Chicken @ a 5+++++++Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!TeepeeDined on 2/15/2014The staff is awesome, the food is excellent, service is the best, my favorite place to eat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphereTateDined on 2/7/2014This was our first time trying Indian food. The waiter was more than helpful when we were trying to decide on what to eat. Good date spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great IndianOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/31/2013We thoroughly enjoyed our meal. The menu offered a wide selection of dishes. We tried a variety and each dish was tasty and served hot. I will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, questionable serviceIndianDoneRightDined on 11/26/2013The key reason to go here is the food. By far the best Indian restaurant in the area. I highly recommend going for lunch as it is hands down the best value. All this being said, it's not the place to go if your in a rush. Service tends to be slow and the waiters inattentive. If you need a refill on a drink or wish to order desserts you're probably gonna have to stop someone and ask them to get it. All in all the foods worth the wait and frustrations with service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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text: Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Hotel rating Quick Specs Commissions 10.0%Rates $79-$89Year Built 1985Year Renovated 1994 View Large Interactive Map Address 2460 Fontaine RdSan Jose, CA 95121 Web http://www.fontaineinn.com Phone + 1 408-270-7666 Fax + 1 408-270-0714 Toll-free Email firstname.lastname@example.com OverviewMeeting SpecsPhotos & videos Description Low-rise Motor Inn, modern guest accommodations; located off Fwy 101 in the heart of the Silicon Valley.Year Built: 1985Year Renovated: 1994Check in Time: 2:00 PMCheck out Time: 11:00 AMNumber of Floors: 2Total Number of Rooms: 54Rates: $79-$89Commissions: Room Only 10.0% Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Location & NeighborhoodTully Rd & Alvin Ave. Silicon Valley. Highway. Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Rates & PoliciesFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds rates are Daily in USDStandard: $79-$89 Credit Cards Are AcceptedReservations must be guaranteed with a credit cardMeals: Continental PlanDeposit Policy: Credit card guaranteeCancellation Policy: Cancel 24 hr priorHotel Discounts offered: Corporate discountGovernment/ Military discountAARP discountTravel Agents 10.0% Nearby AirportsNorman Y Mineta Intl (6.25 miles northwest)Oakland Intl (34.50 miles northwest)San Francisco Intl (36 miles northwest)More Airports » Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Room AmentitiesFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds amenities are in All rooms unless noted otherwiseAir ConditioningCoffeemakerDaily Maid ServiceIron/Ironing Board (some)Microwave OvenFree NewspaperRooms for Non-smokersTelephoneVoicemailRefrigeratorCable/Satellite TelevisionTelevisionInternet Access (Wireless) Guest ServicesATM/BankComplimentary CoffeeComplimentary TransportationCrib/Rollaway BedFree Onsite ParkingWheelchair Access to Common/Public AreasCommon Area Internet Access (Wireless) Security ServicesElectronic Key/LockParking Area Well LitSmoke Alarm in Rooms Pet ServicesPets AllowedAdditional Fee for Pets Nearby SightseeingSanba Clara County fairgrounds (2 miles west)Downtown San Jose (3 miles northwest)Raging Waters (1.50 miles east)History Park (1 mile west)Happy Hollow Park and Zoo (2.25 miles northwest)More sightseeing »DiningEulipia (3 miles northwest)La Pastaia (3 miles northwest)Original Joe's (3 miles northwest)Bella Mia (3 miles northwest)Iguanas (3.25 miles northwest)More dining options » On-Site RecreationPool (Outdoor Pool)Nearby RecreationGolf CourseHealth ClubHealth Spa/MassageJogging TrailsShopping Mall/Area Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Meeting Rooms & Events Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Business ServicesCopierFax Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Images, Videos, & Virtual Tours Photos & Videos Fontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds ExteriorFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds ExteriorFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds ExteriorFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds RoomFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds RoomFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds RoomFontaine Inn Downtown Fairgrounds Recreation Images Powered by VFM Leonardo Nearby San Jose Hotels More Nearby Hotels TownePlace Suites by MarriottBristol HotelCampbell InnMotel 6Americas Best Value InnBest Western Plus Inn of HaywardComfort Inn Silicon Valley EastDays Inn & SuitesDays Inn GilroyExtended Stay America BelmontHillside LodgeHoliday Inn Express Hotel & SuitesMotel 6Motel 6Quality InnQuality Inn & Stes Santa Cruz MountainsQuality Inn CapitolaRio Sands MotelSuper 8 MotelRamada Limited-Gilroy Hoteliers! Is your listing up to date? With over 130,000 hotels in our database, no other source compares to our depth of information. Click here to review and be sure the travel professional knows your hotel's latest details.


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Marquette has hired Duke assistant Steve Wojciechowski as its next men's basketball coach, said a person familiar with the situation.
Wojo: We Don't Worry About Our Seed Or Where We Get Placed
Mac Attack 03/19/13: Duke assistant coach Steve Wojciechowski joined the guys to talk about the loss to Maryland, how the team is feeling heading into the Big Dance, and if the Blue Devils can make […]
Dear Duke, Happy Valentines Day
As I sat and started to look at things I started to realize that it wasn't really Valentines that has me so angry. It is that Carolina-Duke game from last Wednesday. As a lifelong Carolina fan I am still genuinely pissed off about that game, and since I have a forum to sound off on I am going to spend this V-day sounding off on the Dookies I've hated the most over the years.


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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday condo in Jackson - Eagle B
3.5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths, Sleeps 10
Bedrooms: 3.5 | Bathrooms: 3 | Occupancy: 10
Bed Configuration: 3 Queens, 1 Twin/Twin Bunk , 1 Queen Sofa Bed
Address: 420 East Sagebrush Drive, Jackson, WY 83001
Square Feet: 1,576
Located in the beautiful Teton Shadows development, Eagle B offers stunning views of the Grand Teton Mountain Range. The townhome features open common areas which are wonderful for entertaining. The private bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms provide ample room for rest and relaxation. Eagle B offers additional sleeping areas and rooms such as the loft which is adjoining the second bedroom, and the third bedroom which has it's own entrance on the lower level. The central location will allow you to quickly access the nightlife in the town of Jackson and both Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Eagle B townhome offers many avenues for adventuring in the majestic valley of Jackson Hole.
Master Bedroom (upper level): 1 queen bed, TV, DVD, closet, dresser, ensuite bathroom with vanity and shower
Second Bedroom (upper level): 1 queen bed, closet, dresser, ensuite bathroom with vanity and shower shared with loft
Loft (upper level): 1 queen bed, TV, DVD, dresser, shares bathroom with second bedroom, accessed via stairway in second bedroom
Third Bedroom (main level): 1 twin/twin bunk bed, 48 inch flat screen TV, queen sofa sleeper, closet, wet bar including a microwave, sink, and refrigerator, adjoining bathroom with vanity and stand-up shower
MAIN LEVEL (ground floor entrance)
Third Bedroom / Third Bathroom
Living Room: 60 inch flat screen TV, DVD, wood burning fireplace, 1 ceiling fan, wet bar with sink
Kitchen: Basic appliances, electric stove top, dishes & utensils, dishwasher
Dining Room: Dining table with seating for 6
Deck: Grand Teton Mountain Range views, patio chairs and small tables, gas BBQ grill
Laundry: Full washer/dryer located off the kitchen
Master Bedroom / Master Bathroom
Second Bedroom / Second Bathroom
Internet: wireless
Cable TV: standard cable channels
Telephone: free local calls
Provided Supplies: linens, towels, toilet paper, paper towels, travel-size shampoo / conditioner / lotion / body soap, dishwasher soap, dish soap, laundry detergent/dryer sheets, propane for BBQ grill, firewood (winter only), fire starters, trash bags, hair dryers, iron and ironing board, cleaning supplies, bedroom fans
Guest Services
24 Hour On-call Management
2 off street spaces; first come first serve
Vehicles may not be left in parking areas for an extended period of time, nor may they be parked in a manner which interferes with snow removal. NOTE: Renter occupied units are not permitted by the HOA to park any truck larger than one ton, trailer, boat, truck camper, or recreational vehicle on the premises.
Located in Teton Shadows
Ski Access: 20 miles to base area; drive to lifts
Distance to downtown Jackson: 8 miles
Distance to Jackson Hole Airport: 4 miles
Distance to Teton Village: 20 miles
Distance to Grand Teton National Park: 1 mile
Distance to Yellowstone National Park (South Entrance): 44 miles
* This information, though deemed accurate, is not guaranteed. It is subject to errors and omissions.
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Has anyone found a Metro app worth installing?
I've tried various ones out and hate them. My monitor is set to 1680x1050 but in Metro, it might as well be 640x480! Massive white space everywhere, really inefficient use of screen space in every app I've tried. Not a single app has even matched the functionality of it's desktop/browser counterpart, never mind convinced me it's a better way of using the service.
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You eat right, cut your calories, but isexercise really necessary to loss weight?
Some say no!!!
Our fitness expert Mike Drumm is here with more.
The workouts that work:
Interval workouts—short bursts of high-intensity exercises—along with
strength training are best for weight loss.
At the gym
• Boot camps have a good mix of cardio and circuit training.
• Spinning—with its climbs, sprints, and cooldown segments—is a
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At home
• The P90X DVD ($139.80) A revolutionary system of 12 life-changing
workouts. You get a comprehensive Nutrition Plan, a detailed Fitness
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• The Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred DVD ($14.98)
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• The Results Fitness: 10 Days to a Better Body DVD ($14.98)
alternates between intense cardio and sculpting moves.
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Photos and Description of this 5 bedroom holiday home in Al Tahoe - HCH1001 ~ RA3657
Home, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths, (Sleeps 10)
***Love this rental? Book this property before September 5, 2014 for travel anytime in the future and you'll be entered to win a FREE 3-Night Stay in Lake Tahoe! Read all about it here.***Spectacular custom home with the perfect amenities to make your stay unforgettable! You will love this upstairs living plan with adjoining game room, 2 huge flat screen TV's and the kitchen is a Chef's Dream! The master suite is also upstairs with a beautiful jacuzzi bathroom, sitting area, and walk in closet.Downstairs are the remaining three bedrooms, laundry area and out on the deck is the private hot tub! You'll have high speed wireless internet, gas fireplace, dining for 10, bar seating 4, hardwood floors throughout, unbelievable gas range in the kitchen, plus wonderful mountain views and a peak of the lake!VRP# 1682Parking: 3 Driveway, 2 GaragePets not allowed. Please note:This property has a 10 AM checkout.This property is subject to these additional Terms & Conditions which are included by reference in the Rental Agreement.


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WOONSOCKET- Therese Dufault, 84, of Woonsocket, passed away Tuesday, May 15, 2012. She was the wife of the late Conrad L. Dufault. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on September 20, 1997.
Born in Woonsocket, she was the daughter of the late Leandre and Aurore (Pellerin) Pelland.
Mrs. Dufault worked in Woonsocket as a stitcher for many years and also for Alsace, "The Guerin Mills", East School Street, Woonsocket for eight years.
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HOLBROOK, MA- Theodore J. Dziok, Jr., 63, of Holbrook, died suddenly May 13, 2012.
Born in Woonsocket, having grown up in Blackstone, Ted was the son of the late Theodore and Elizabeth (Szpakowski) Dziok. He lived in Holbrook, MA for the past 10 years.
He worked for Above All Transportation in Canton, MA for 18 years, most recently as their Fleet Manager. Mr. Dziok had served in The United States Navy.
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WEST KINGSTON- Robert R. Lamoureux, 75, resident of West Kingston, passed away on Saturday, May 12, 2012 at the Shady Acres Nursing Home in West Kingston.
Born in Woonsocket, he is a son of the late George L. and Doris (Fugere) Lamoureux, Sr.
Generally, Tim Wakefield's 19-year MLB odyssey is broken down into two separate and distinctive parts. There was the Wakefield of Pittsburgh Pirates fame, the hotshot knuckleball specialist who helped guide the franchise to the brink of the 1992 World Series.
We're just past the quarter mark of the PawSox's season. Such a distinction comes with a few observations that have made an impression upon this particular observer …
If the Red Sox knew a month ago what they know at the present time, perhaps they wouldn't have been so quick to move Alex Wilson from the rotation to the bullpen.
CUMBERLAND — If there's any good news for Cumberland High, it will return to Division I-North action beginning Wednesday afternoon, when head coach Marty Crowley's crew hosts La Salle Academy at 3:45.
The bad: The Clippers closed their D-I crossover slate Monday afternoon with a 5-0 loss to North Kingstown at Tucker Field, as Skippers' junior righty Taylor Butler yielded just five hits and two walks while whiffing eight in her complete-game outing.
BURRILLVILLE — Here's a case of deja vu that North Smithfield likes and Burrillville loathes.
For the second time this season, Northmen sophomore ace pitcher Karissa Carlton had her way with the host Broncos' lineup and her teammates did just enough offensively off Broncos junior ace Cassidy Tedeschi to squeak out a 1-0 victory.
Carlton struck out a season-high 16 batters and walked just one en route to a magnificent two-hitter that helped the Northmen improve to 9-2, and for the moment, hold a half-game lead over Woonsocket (9-3) in the airtight Division II-North standings.
PROVIDENCE – Monday was a day for gay and lesbian Rhode Islanders to whoop and cheer.
They were cheering for Gov. Lincoln Chafee, who signed an executive order requiring the state to officially recognize the same-sex unions of couples who were married elsewhere but live here.
At several points during his announcement, Chafee made it clear that he wants his action to be one step toward allowing full gay marriage rights in Rhode Island.
WOONSOCKET — After back-to-back calamities claimed two landmark mills last year, it seemed as if the storyline for the future of the city's historic mills was cast in stone — a gravestone.
But a new and unexpected narrative emerged yesterday as a homegrown plastics company announced plans to take over the sprawling Jules Desurmont Mill, one of the most blighted architectural holdovers from the mill era left in the city.
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WOONSOCKET- Francis M. "Bud" Danahey, 88, died May 14, 2012 in Mount St. Rita Health Centre, Cumberland. He was the husband of the late Mary H. (Podorozny) Danahey.
Born in Worcester, MA, he was the son of the late George H. and Anna C. (Moore) Danahey.


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Ronnie Killen has made a big name for himself, not just in Pearland, where his eponymous Killen's Steakhouse is located, but across the Houston area and the United States. He has been a guest chef at the Beard House and, just within this past week, Killen's Steakhouse was on Open Table's Diners' Cho ... More >>
After last week's Chef Chat with Chris Shepherd, the next person that we wanted to talk to was Chef Randy Evans. As best friends who met on the first day of culinary school and went on to work for years together at Brennan's of Houston, the two are part of each other's stories. Evans was the forme ... More >>
There are very few chefs in the United States who can describe what it's like to win a James Beard award. As we discussed yesterday, Chris Shepherd is one of them, but success doesn't seem to have spoiled him yet. Most of the time, he's where he's always been for the last few years: at Underbelly me ... More >>
Chris Shepherd won the James Beard award for Best Chef: Southwest earlier this year. He is the first Houston chef to do so since Robert del Grande won in 1992 and one who has helped thrust our culinary scene into the national spotlight. Shepherd's story is of a chef who has taken the journeyman's ... More >>
In Part 1 of our Chef Chat, we learned about Mark Holley's extensive experiences at some of the best restaurants in the United States, including Brennan's, Commander's Palace and his prior restaurant, Pesce. In Part 2, we'll learn more about his latest endeavor, Holley's Seafood Restaurant & Oyste ... More >>
Before you freak out, CorkScrew BBQ is not closing for good, just for a few weeks to install a new pit. The Spring barbecue spot made the announcement via Facebook on July 8: "We will be closing August 3rd to start rebuilding the pit room, adding a awning, removing the old pit by crane, putting in t ... More >>
BRC Gastropub will host a Pig Dinner with brews from Firestone Walker on Wednesday, May 14, beginning at 6 p.m. For $50, each guest will feast on pho-braised pork belly served with a Vietnamese salad and nam pla (fish sauce) paired with Firestone Walker Pale 31; spicy grilled pork lettuce wraps pair ... More >>
If you've ever been to Underbelly, you've seen the wall adorned with photos of Houston culinary personalities and places. Not everyone in the photos is famous; some of the people pictured own small mom-and-pop restaurants that serve authentic ethnic food. There are farmers and fishermen. These are t ... More >>
Randy Evans has an exuberant personality that comes through in his cooking at Haven: passionate about local products and seasonal produce, expressive of its Texas roots. There's no mistaking where you are when you're eating at Haven: It's Houston all the way. Evans's cooking at Haven is also highly ... More >>
Any and all crawfish-eating you've been doing so far this season has just been practice for the main event: the annual Texas Crawfish Festival in Old Town Spring, which is coming up on April 19 through 21 and April 26 through 28. The festival has to be two weekends to pack in all the food and entert ... More >>
Some restaurants just couldn't wait for the Mayan apocalypse on December 21, 2012 and decided to implode all on their own, while other restaurants simply expired of old age and waning interest in a city that's constantly chasing after the next big thing. Instead of a toast to the restaurants we'll ... More >>
The big news this past week was the closing of Pesce, the longtime River Oaks seafood spot at Kirby and West Alabama owned by Landry's (Harlow's somehow stays open, yet Pesce gets closed? Go figure.). In its place, yet another Brio Tuscan Grille is moving in. No word on what will become of Mark Holl ... More >>
Photo by GroovehouseYes, you can eat those beautyberries you've seen at the Arboretum. Merriwether will show you how.If Nicholas Hall's post on foraging, "Indigenous Bounties," piqued your interest about scouring your own back yard (or front yard) for tasty treats, pay attention. Meriwether's ... More >>
Jason BargasLeft, Kata Robata. Right, Ouisie's.Grits have been an integral part of my life since I could gum food. Naturally, I was eager to get my gums (and teef) on the grits concoctions at Thursday evening's Kiss My Grits Gulf Coast Throwdown. Young Texans Against Cancer cobbled together H ... More >>
Eat dinner with Tiffany Derry and Mark Holley at Pesce on December 2.Attention Top Chef fans! If you were rooting for Texas's own Tiffany Derry this season (even if she lives in Dallas now, you gotta love a girl who came up through IHOP), here's your chance to meet the woman herself, as well ... More >>
A revived Houston institution proves inconsistent.
Photos by GroovehouseAdam Bryan finishes up his No Bogey Fizz cocktails.Last night's Bourbon Throwdown at Branchwater Tavern was the fifth throwdown -- a casual, Iron Chef-style competition between local chefs -- that the Houston Chowhounds have thrown since June 2009. But far from being a re ... More >>
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A Houston institution burns; will it be back?
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Air Traffic Control:
Role of FAA's Modernization Program in Reducing Delays and Congestion
GAO-01-725T: Published: May 10, 2001. Publicly Released: May 10, 2001.
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This testimony discusses the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) efforts to modernize the nation's air traffic control (ATC) system and its relationship to other initiatives to address the escalating crises of insufficient capacity facing the aviation industry. Specifically, GAO reviews the (1) extent of the delay and congestion problems and the contribution of the ATC system to them, (2) progress and problems encountered in FAA's ATC modernization program, and (3) importance of a continued focus on delivering ATC equipment and on human capital issues as policymakers seek to address delays and congestion. GAO found that the national airspace system (NAS) is facing significant capacity problems. Last year, more than 25 percent of nationwide flights were canceled, delayed or diverted. These actions affected 163 million passengers who, on average, were delayed almost an hour. Inefficiencies in the ATC system contribute to the delays and congestion. Modernizing equipment, along with other changes in the ATC system, is expected to help increase the capacity of NAS between 5 and 15 percent. However, improvements from FAA's modernization program have fallen short so far. Although FAA has installed new equipment to provide the necessary platform for fielding modern technologies to improve efficiency, this effort has experienced cost, schedule, and performance problems. As part of this program, FAA has begun to deploy new technologies to achieve free flight, which will enable pilots and controllers to select optimal flight paths, thereby lowering costs and helping to accommodate more flights in the nation's airspace. To ensue that the modernization effort is successful, FAA must institute a performance-oriented culture, which is essential to establishing accountability and coordination throughout the agency. Furthermore, FAA will need to address the wave of retirements among aviation industry professionals, such as FAA controllers and airline mechanics expected within the decade.
Nov 18, 2014
Highway Projects:Many Federal and State Environmental Review Requirements Are Similar, and Little Duplication of Effort OccursGAO-15-71: Published: Nov 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2014.
Public Transportation:Multiple Factors Influence Extent of Transit-Oriented DevelopmentGAO-15-70: Published: Nov 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2014.
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Highway Trust Fund:DOT Has Opportunities to Improve Tracking and Reporting of Highway SpendingGAO-15-33: Published: Oct 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 9, 2014.
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Freight Transportation:Developing National Strategy Would Benefit from Added Focus on Community Congestion ImpactsGAO-14-740: Published: Sep 19, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 26, 2014.
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Aviation:Impact of Fuel Price Increases on the Aviation IndustryGAO-14-331: Published: Sep 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 25, 2014.
Sep 23, 2014
Surface Transportation:Department of Transportation Should Measure the Overall Performance and Outcomes of the TIGER Discretionary Grant ProgramGAO-14-766: Published: Sep 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 23, 2014.
Sep 12, 2014
Air Traffic Control System:Selected Stakeholders' Perspectives on Operations, Modernization, and StructureGAO-14-770: Published: Sep 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 12, 2014.
Jul 31, 2014
Aviation Manufacturing:Status of FAA's Efforts to Improve Certification and Regulatory ConsistencyGAO-14-829T: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Jul 23, 2014
Aviation Safety:FAA's Efforts to Implement Recommendations to Improve Certification and Regulatory Consistency Face Some ChallengesGAO-14-728T: Published: Jul 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 23, 2014.
Jun 25, 2014
Aviation Safety:Additional Oversight Planning by FAA Could Enhance Safety Risk ManagementGAO-14-516: Published: Jun 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 25, 2014.
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Taking care of your teeth and gums isn't just about preventing cavities or bad breath. The mouth is a gateway into your body's overall health. And since gum disease and other health problems may be linked, brushing and flossing are more important than ever. See your dentist regularly to keep your smile, and yourself, healthy.
Thanks to good oral health habits, more adults are keeping their natural teeth their entire lives. The key is prevention. The unique dental needs of senior adults include a vital connection between a healthy body and a healthy mouth. Don't neglect your oral health. It's an important part of being Mouth Healthy for Life.
Cosmetic bonding is a process where the dentist attaches or "bonds" materials directly to your tooth in order to change the color and shape. The natural tooth enamel is then fused together with bonding materials such as porcelain and resins to create a strong structure that still feels like your original tooth.
While it can be used for different purposes, according to the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, tooth bonding is most useful for repairing chipped teeth. That's because the bonding materials and porcelain used are natural in color, and allows for a finished product that closely matches your surrounding teeth.


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Tom Hanks Slam Poem: Actor Rips Full House Cast on Late Nightby Free Britney at . Comments
Tom Hanks is a funny dude.
It's easy to forget this, given his acclaimed performances in many Oscar-winning films, but this is a guy who can drop f-bombs on GMA or pose for drunk Reddit pics with the best of 'em.
His latest unexpected comedic masterpiece? A spot-on slam poem about Full House, performed on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. Yes, we're serious, and it's hilarious:
Dressed in a simple black turtleneck, Hanks delivered a poem that re-imagines "Beach Boy Bingo," the classic episode in which DJ scores tix to see Uncle Jesse's favorite band.
Who knew it could be interpreted as a post-modern feminist parable of sorts ... deep.
Hanx was on the show to promote high-minded Oscar bait Cloud Atlas, naturally.
LoL omg. I think this should be only the beginning for a side career, Mr. Hanks! I recommend throwing "Bussom Buddies" in there. Not only because he starred in it, but because it'd be poetic comedic gold. Although, admittedly, less material may exist as it stands now. We all remember the basic concept, YES! But... Will there be enough in 2012 to fill 2-3 minutes... Ahh... WAIT. O M G! "Family Ties!!" FAMILY. Freakin TIES. Uncle Ted! Oh my God, yeesss!