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Anon Mail commenters to stay anon
Sensible and reasonable readers
I get the impression that a lot of Guardian readers troll the Mail fora (and vice versa).
Judge shows common sense?
Blimey. Maybe there's some hope for this sad island after all.
US scientists build laser-killing device
"absorbing 99.999 per cent of incoming light"
They've invented the priest's sock?
South African dam sluices 609 elephants per second
South African dam, African elephants.
If Indian dams ever break the 600 (African) elephant per second barrier, then we can start to argue.
Especially as this would rate the dam at a magnificent 3654 PPM.
Elephants per second
That has just shot to the top of my list of favourite measurements, wiping the floor with the Wales and even beating the Bulgarian Airbag.
EU bottoms up committee slates body scanners
UK.gov response:
Fuck em. We can't put the rights of the general public above those of company executives to line their pockets with people's tax pounds. We'll support this scam and concoct some wacky terrrorism bullshit to cover our backs. Oppose the perv scanners? You must support the terrorists! You must be a terrorist!
MS fesses on silent security fixes
True, but
True, but that's a risk fixing all bugs. Disclosure doesn't make my bug fixes better or worse and I can't see why that's any different for MS.
IMO that's fair enough
Not often I agree with Redmond, but for bugs that have been found internally, just fix them!
IT grad claims £5m for crap degree
I'd rate not being a dick as far more important than the grade(?), subject or even having a degree.
I was speaking purely for myself, though admittedly I should have added pointing and laughing for completeness.
It's that sort of thinking...
...that earns you Desmond*.
* I don't have a degree at all yet feel educated enough to sneer at Mr Wogu.
iPhone 5 rumors: bigger, smaller, cloudy, keyboard-equipped
You don't have to join the tech pissing contest.
Maybe you're used to a Pavlovian dash for your debit card as soon as Apple releases new shiny but you don't have to. The old iPhone is a perfectly capable device (once you slap an oversized rubber band over it).
Twitter off-limits for cricketers
That's a shame as Graeme Swann is quite entertaining. Anyone know of a spoof Swanny a la TheBig_Sam?
Samsung readies Android-based iPod Touch killer
It's the Angry Birds
Personally I've no use for this but I can see parents getting their (lucky) kids one to stop them nicking their phones to play Angry Birds.
OFT waves through UK.gov's national addressing database
Now where do I opt out?
HTC takes a flyer on tablets
My thoughts exactly
Hopefully they've scaled up the battery otherwise it'll flop like nobody's business!
Google Chrome extension bars domains from search results
Experts Exchange
That was my first thought, too. And that's one bit of information I'll happily share with Google!
HTML5 kicked into 2014
"Another three years of crushing hype"
How wonderfully, if depressingly, succint.
Wooden spaceship descends into Moscow sandpit
Life imitating art
I wonder if they got the idea by reading Omon Ra by Vicotr Pelevin.
Flying dildo downs Oz stag party bloke
7m - wow!
Now that is impressive!
English Defence League site pulled offline after defacement
"I'm not racist, but..."
In the sense that they're "not racist, but..."
Protection of Freedoms Bill is released
A cautious welcome
I didn't know that fraud trials without jury were in the sights as well. I've always viewed jury trials as an easy target for the Tories as they can argue it's red tape in the way of getting jsutice done.
So it's a welcome from me, suspended until the fine print has been examined (by someone more clued up than I).
Bluetooth Special Interest Group hands out cups
...the head trauma monitor does sound extremely useful (potentially a life-saving app, rather than killer app) but would, as, Dale 3 says, require a decent connection.
Italian white van man nudges sound barrier
"especially when a delivery is late"
When the driver's late for his cuppa more like!
Android inches nearer NFC nirvana
Gingerbread is half baked
3 Rs
Reading, writing and spelling
Google, antitrust, and the 'Copygate' hypocrisy
Post a proper URL
Starbucks' iPhone barcode app easily scammed by screengrab
Coffee is lovely...
...ss long as you're careful not to buy Starbucks' vile cups of over-roasted pish.
Alabama sex shop owner swaps 'Guns for Toys'
Bang bang!
Only in America would they have a gun sale to raise money for crime victims. I love you all, you crazy bastards!
iPad TWO: What, already?
Clam down dear
That is all
RealNetworks unhooks 130 employees in jobs cull
So long nagware
Annoying the hell out of your userbase not a good business model? Well I never.
I'm not even that sorry for the poor basts losing their jobs.
PSP playing boy plunges onto railway
It's Friday
There'll be falling over/into things/onto things aplenty going on in and around city centre boozers the length and breadth of the UK. I'm not sure which you'd pick as the 3rd.
The child is an idiot
For once I don't blame the parents.
Big stink over Malawi farting ban
Deny everything!
Deny everything!
Glad I'm not Malawian(?)
Having just chowed down on a big plate of veg samosas I'm grateful to live in a country with freedom of, er, gas.
First they came for the flatulent...
Scanner snares senior servant
Architectural Ironmongery
And there's the real reason he was sacked, for not claiming he was searching for architectural ironmongery.
Post-a-puppy woman hit with cruelty charges
Via airmail, of course
UK's Supreme Court greenlights Twitter usage
How about
They all put their fncking phones down and take court cases seriously?
Official: PhD in 'Essential Oils' or 'Natural Toiletries' = 'a Scientist'
So... when I was down the pub on Saturday I was being a Beer Scientist? Actually with over 20 years research I'd be overqualified in the Essential Oils sector.
UK probes ebook pricing
Charge them (almost) full whack
While the material and distribution costs are negligible, the authors still have to be paid. Your typical eBook price complaint completely devalues the months of work represented by a good book (or the days of work represented by a Dan Brown novel).
Facebook plugs gnarly authentication flaw
They're asking for it
With all that code kncoking around inviting people to "Like" pages on 3rd party sites. Personally I'd rather they allowed me to switch that shite off because I'm never going to use it.
Gates: Killing the internet is easy
Yes Bill
Most of us remember Slammer
Motorola Defy Android smartphone
Good review. Phone looks good, too
That ticks quite a lot of my boxes (can take a knock, small-for-a-smartphone size, call quality, battery life), enough to forgive the less than bleeding edge OS. Certainly more boxes than my Desire.
Hopefully an updated Defy 2 will be available at upgrade time.
Indonesian pop star jailed over sex videos
@AC You could always ignore it
It is possible to escape the whole shitepile of celebutard gossip. Honestly.
You don't have to read the red tops. You can watch Channel Four news instead of Channel Five. Then maybe you won't find the need to anonymously post angry messages to the Internet.
Archos 101 8GB Android tablet
"the only tablet now on sale that I would actually spend my own hard-earned on"
I'm still not ready to part with my hard-earned on a tablet but this is the most tempting fondle-slab I've seen so far. And unlike almost every other vendor, Archos have been making this sort of thing for years.
Firm offers punter prints pronto
Such outrageous vanity!
I'm tempted...
In defence of Comic Sans
Whereas complaining on the Internet is a good use of anyone's time.
Ten... wireless keyboards
Your review
Your review focusses more on aesthetics and noise than how they feel when typing. Personally I'm not arsed what the thing looks like, nor whether my colleagues can make phonecalls when I'm typing (frankly if they can't, so much the better). What I am concerned with is can I still use my hands after a marathon of bodging code.
Facebook launches location-tracking Places Deals
Who would want this?
Click here to be bombarded with spam every time you walk past a Starbucks.
Thank $DEITY my Android's fixed and I can sign up tonight!
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Join Boston Natural Areas Network and members of the Neponset River Greenway Council and discover Port Norfolk, the Dorchester neighborhood tucked away between the Southeast Expressway and the Neponset River. The group will explore the site of the former Shaffer Paper Company which will soon be remediated and turned into a natural waterfront park. The walk will start at the Venezia Restaurant parking lot located at 20 Ericsson St. at 11:00 a.m. on Sat., May 31. For more information or to register contact the Boston Natural Areas Network at 617-542-7696 or email email@example.com.
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"Somebody came to me and said, 'I can't wait to see what you do next.' I took that as pressure—that I had to live up to somebody else's expectations. There were a few months...
Getting into the spirit of the season, Meghan Trainor showed up at "Jimmy Kimmel Live" this week to sing some Thanksgiving-themed ditties.
Kimmel invited the "All About That Bass" babe to help him come up with a few turkey tunes, given the sheer lack of musical selections for the holiday.
He's made some pretty big blunders in his day and now Scott Stapp has released a video in which he claims he's being targeted by some industry bigwigs.
The "Higher" singer begins by dispelling some rumors of death and drug abuse before revealing that he's audited his own finances and those of his record label only to discover that someone has been robbing him of millions.
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Her fans are eagerly awaiting the next studio offering from pop singer goddess Rihanna and now there's a sample of what's to come.
The "We Found Love" singer took to Instagram with a 15-second preview along with the caption, "phuckin roun in da studio."
She's well-known for her impressive acting range and Amy Adams just signed on to star as Janis Joplin in a forthcoming biopic.
According to multiple reports, the "American Hustle" star will begin filming in 2015 and the project will cover the "Piece of My Heart" singer's rise to fame and untimely death.
Kicking off the New Year with a snazzy magazine feature, Taylor Swift is featured on the front of the January 2015 issue of ASOS.
Still basking in the glow of her instantly-platinum new album 1989, the "Shake It Off" songstress teamed with stylist Zeba Lowe for an amazing photo spread.
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Traveling back to SoCal just in time for Thanksgiving, Kim Kardashian showed up at LAX International Airport on Tuesday (November 25).
The E! Reality Television starlet wore an all-black ensemble with nude heels as she was escorted through the terminal and sped off in a chauffeured car.
Though her first love is acting, Angelina Jolie is considering all the angles of a possible career change to politics.
The "Girl Interrupted" actress told ITV News that she would certainly entertain the notion if she "felt I could make a difference."
Making the most of her time in the land down under, Katy Perry showed up at the 28th Annual ARIA Awards on Wednesday (November 26).
The "Firework" songstress, who just confirmed her Super Bowl XLIX Halftime Show gig, was in great spirits as she hobnobbed with fellow guests outside The Star in Sydney, Australia.
She's a woman of many talents and Emily Blunt had an interesting experience while filming "Into the Woods" with Meryl Streep.
During her interview on "Late Show with David Letterman," the "Adjustment Bureau" babe confessed that she helped the legendary "Sophie's Choice" star avoid serious injury.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday cabin in South Dakota - Creek Side Cabin
Two bedroom, rustic cabin newly remodeled with full kitchen-sleeps 6+
This cabin is nestled next to the famous French Creek in which gold was first found in the city of Custer. It is within walking distance to downtown Custer. It has a beautiful new deck with gas grill and propane outside fireplace. Multi-vehicle car-port just added to park vehicles, motorcycles in! City park with playground is next door. It has two bedrooms, the master has one queen log bed and second room has a bunk bed with a full and twin set up, couch in living room turns into a full bed. Kitchen has coffee pot, toaster, microwave, stove and refrigerator. Living room has flat screen t.v., cable and Wi-fi. Spacious outside deck with table and six chairs, front patio area has new wicker furniture, also has a propane fireplace on deck and a gas grill.
The Mickelson Trail runs over 100 miles long from Edgemont to Lead and is just out the cabin front door.
There is fishing, swimming and boating available at four area lakes, Sylvan, Bismarck, Legion and Stockade, these are all within 1-15 miles from cabin.
There are two world class caves in the area which offer cave and spelunking tours. Wind Cave National Park is approximately 15 miles away and Jewel Cave National Monument is approximately 7 miles away.
There is a local golf course in Custer and is just a mile away! There is also a golf course in Hot Springs which is only a 30 minute drive through Wind Cave National Park.
You may see Buffalo roaming in both Wind Cave National Park and Custer State Park.
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"Colony Collapse" Nicola Parente has a way of getting your attention. Four years ago, it was with giant mushrooms made of peat moss that sprouted from Art League Houston's patio. The piece, a collaboration with Divya Murphy, was in response to a New York Times article that named Houston the worst recycler among 30 cities in the nation (mushrooms, you see, are natural recyclers). The Houston artist returns with another environmentally themed installation that is, to shamelessly use the pun, creating some buzz. In "Colony Collapse" at micro scope 1824, a boxed-in gallery space at Spring Street Studios, Parente lines the room with more than 2,700 (!) brown paper bags from ceiling to floor — a charming DIY beehive. Fittingly, there are no live bees in this makeshift hive, though the first thing you notice about "Colony Collapse" is the buzzing. It's incessant, and about the last thing you'd expect to hear inside the studio building. Parente has hooked you in. In addition to the sound of buzzing, a video projected onto one wall of the honeycomb captures a handful of bees at work — a memory of what once was. It's a potent message, the rest of the space notably, loudly empty. To further raise awareness to the issue of colony collapse, a pair of boards on the outside wall provide information on the crisis. Your interaction with the hive is disappointingly limited — as is the nature of the gallery, you can look into the space only through a window and a door. But you are invited to leave a comment on a yellow Post-it note and stick it to the gallery's door, in effect adding a new layer to the hive. Through May 31. 1824 Spring, 713-862-0082. — MD
"The Cyrus Cylinder and Ancient Persia: A New Beginning" In Tehran, more than a million people viewed it; at the Smithsonian Institution, there was timed ticketing. While worlds apart, all these people came to see a clay object no larger than a football. Despite its unassuming size and material, the Cyrus Cylinder is no ordinary object. It is one of the most iconic items in the British Museum's collection — an artifact from 6th century BC Babylon inscribed with the earliest form of writing that is often referred to as the first declaration of human rights. A five-city tour of the United States currently brings the famed object to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, in what's a must-see attraction for anyone interested in ancient history, ancient Persian cultural artifacts, archeology and even religious tolerance. The Cylinder is an incredible object thanks to the text inscribed on it in Babylonian cuneiform. After capturing Babylon (modern-day Iraq) in 539 BC, Persian King Cyrus the Great allowed deported people to return to their homeland. The people in question were likely to be Jews expelled by the previous ruler of Babylon, and indeed the Hebrew Bible praises Cyrus for this incredible act of freedom of worship. Since being discovered during a British Museum excavation in 1879, the Cyrus Cylinder has become a symbol of tolerance the world over. It even has its own replica at the United Nations. In addition to the Cylinder, the modest exhibition also features a little more than a dozen objects that demonstrate innovation and cultural advancement in the Persian Empire. These include a new writing system (Old Persian cuneiform), carved seals, currency, and luxury goods like gold armlets and gold and silver bowls. Ironically, for all that gold, one of the most important pieces in the exhibition is one of the least valuable as far as materials go. The Cyrus Cylinder is just made of clay, but it has the greatest weight. Through June 14. 1001 Bissonnet, 713-639-7300. —MD
"Halls without walls, room to feel in. The door awaits you, your return within." Abhidnya Ghuge works with the most common and disposable of materials — paper plates. Their abundance comes in handy, though. In her site-specific installations, the artist employs them by the thousands to create unusual forms that snake organically across the room. Her latest installation, poetically yet incomprehensibly titled "Halls without walls, room to feel in. The door awaits you, your return within." takes over the Grace R. Cavnar Gallery at Lawndale Art Center. The somewhat awkwardly shaped room responds well to a work that compels its way through the space, changing how you walk through and forcing you to interact with it. This isn't a flat, unresponsive surface but a dynamic, fleshed-out work with depth; you can see it from all sides and have it completely surround you. With the paper plates folded up into cones and held in place by a wire frame, the flowing form looks like a coral reef out of water. An original wood-block carving is printed on these thousands of paper plates in bright orange, yellow, blue and white colors, further adding to this scaly, reef effect. Upon closer inspection, the wood block design is less coral-inspired and more henna — a nod to the Tyler, Texas-based artist's Indian origins. It's a highly unusual piece, one that's completely unexpected and oddly pretty. It's best viewed as a whole; up close, it's simply paper plates with prints on them, which isn't so magical. But step back and take it all in, and it becomes something else entirely. Through June 15. 4912 Main, 713-528-5858. — MD


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"Don't Miss" Wineries in Napa/Sonoma?
Hi all,
We'll be in the area for about 5 days in late June. The number of wineries and options seem overwhelming. Are there any wineries that are recommended for reasonable (under $30) dry reds, especially the cab francs and sauvignons, interesting blends, and perhaps some nice zins and rieslings? If there are some good whites to be found there too, that's a plus, but we're primarily interested in reds. An informal atmosphere, and perhaps a restaurant and/or exceptional grounds and view would work very well, too.
re: Paul Maipork
Thanks for the reply, Paul.
Under $30 per bottle - reasonable tasting fee suggestions are most welcomed, too!
I just went to Cline this last weekend. Their tasting is complementary except for the reserve stuff on the back, which is $1 per taste. The people guiding you through the tastings are nice and I like a lot of their products. Really loved the 4Whites to go with Indian or Thai food. They also have a great picnic area and their grounds, in general, are nice.
Sonoma is generally much more informal that Napa, and Sonoma is the place to go for Zinfandel. If you go to the tow nof Healdsburg, a lot of tasting rooms are right on or just off the square. Also, you can stop by Ridge without going to the Santa Cruz Mtns. by going to their Lytton Springs facility.
The best Riesling in the area is from Smith-Madone on Spring Mountain Rd.
Cabernets, you can obviously take your pick between the two counties. Lots of great Cabernet Sauvignons . . . not many good Cab Francs (IMHO) from the area.
I'll second Cline. Excellent variety of zins to taste, and a very nice (not pretentious) winery.
I worked in Napa for about a year, but I always liked the more laid-back Sonoma wineries.
I really like the wineries on Silverado trail in Napa. They're less crowded and touristy, and have a slightly more relaxed atmosphere. Specifically, I like Luna Vineyards. They make a great Sangovese, Merlot and Pino Grigio.
V. Sattui on highway 29 in Napa is a bit more hectic and definitely more touristy but they have a great selection of rieslings and zins. They also have a picnic grounds and a deli and sometimes have an outside Barbeque. Get there earlier in the day to get a spot before the rush.
In Sonoma, St Francis has beautiful grounds and quite a selection of wines to taste.
All the tastings are 5 or 10 dollars.
Have Fun!
I was in napa 10/05 and enjoyed the following:
frogs leap - nice zin
peju - i believe a cab franc - but their syrah was nice as well
Ok, so apparently someone has a problem with me linking to another website, so this is gonna be long...
For most of these wineries most wines are over $30. But, happily, I don't think any of these people charge for tasting, and frankly, many of them don't have any wine to sell you, anyway; you just taste through a lot of barrels.
For folks coming to visit, here are some wineries to consider visiting during your stay. I grouped them geographically, but don't plan on more than four appointments a day at the most, which is probably the ideal number of stops. If you find yourself with more time on hand, do couple of walk-ins to kill time.
Spring Mountain/St. Helena
Pride Mountain Vineyards - Tim Bouchet - 707.963.4949
School House Vineyard - Nancy Walker & John Gantner - 707.963.4240
Sherwin Family Vineyards - Steve Sherwin - 707.963.1154
Realm - Juan Mercado - 707.695.0219
Relic Wines - Mike Herby - 707.967.9380
Smith-Madrone - 707.963.2283
Paloma - 707.963.7504
Lewelling Vineyards - David Wight - 707.963.1685
Revana Family Vineyards & Heidi Barret projects - Todd Newman - 707.967.8814
Crocker & Starr Wines - Pam Starr - 707.967.9111
Trespass Vineyard - Don Gallagher - 707.963.0804 New!
Howell Mountain/Pritchard Hill
Neal Family Vineyards - Mark Neal - 707.965.2800
Viader - Delia Viader - 707.963.3816
Buehler Vineyards - John & Page Buehler - 707.963.2155
David Arthur - David & Gretchen Long - 707.963.5190
Seavey Vineyard - 707.963.8339
Chappellet Winery - 707.963.7136
Herb Lamb - Jennifer Lamb - 707.967.9752
Gemstone Vineyards - Paul Frank - 707.944.0944
Karl Lawrence Cellars - Ric Henry - 707.963.2702
Kapcsandy Family Winery - Lou & Louis Kapcsandy - 707.948.3107
Del Dotto Vineyards - Georgia (cave girl) - 707.256.3332
Portfolio - Genevieve & Luc Janssens - 707.265.6555
Hartwell Vineyards - 707.255.4269 New!
I'd add Etude to that list.
In Sonoma I would reccomend:
Russian River Valley
Freeman - Ed Kurtzman - (707) 823-6937
Sandler - Ed Kurtzman - (415) 225-2891
August West - Ed Kurtzman - (415) 225-2891
Martinelli - (707) 525-0570 / open
Rochioli - (707) 433-2305 / open
Hartford - (707) 887-8010 / open
Dry Creek, Healdsburg
A. Rafanelli - (707) 433-1385
Rosenblum - (707) 431-1169 / open
Davis Family Winery - (707) 569-0171 / open
Kutch - Jamie Kutch - (917) 270-8180
Kosta Browne - Dan Kosta - (707) 823-7430
And I'd also add Siduri/Novy, Carlisle, Merry Edwards, Rivers-Marie, and Peay, but I haven't actually visited any of those wineries.
Contact info for some of those:
Siduri/Novy: Adam and Diana Lee - 707.578.3882
Rivers-Marie: Thomas Rivers Brown - 707-942-2172
Carlisle: Mike and Kendall Carlisle - 707-566-7700
Peay: Andy Peay - 707-894-8720
I don't have contact info for Merry Edwards but I absolutely love her wines.
re: whiner
Good job on that list, Whiner.
Here's Merry Edwards contact: 707-838-9950. Wonderful assortment of Pinot Noirs.
re: maria lorraine
I'd also add that Thomas Rivers Brown makes the wines for Outpost and Schrader. His wine are killer but people need to get in touch with him to find out where he is going to be in order to do tastings.
re: whiner
Thanks for all the suggestions, Whiner and everyone.
I'm looking forward to a very memorable experience, and appreciate the guidance.
re: Rosetta
I just returned from a week in Napa and Sonoma. At your price point, Selby, in Healdsburg, makes some wonderful wine. To Whiner's list, I would also add Gary Farrell in the Russian River Valley, and my personal favorite, Robert Biale, a zin specialist located in Napa.
re: sgwood415
If you stop by the chamber of commerce in Sebastopol they will give you a Wine Road tasting pass that allows FREE tasting at all the Westside Road Wineries. You can also get a pass at the Holiday Inn Express in Sebastopol on 116
re: whiner
For posterity, Thomas also makes Maybach. Forgot about that one and I hear great things.
Dont miss Pride Mountain in St. Helena at the top of the Spring Mountain district for great wine and a spectacular view. Napa Valley tastings range from $10- $50 and Sonoma/Russian River are all around $5- $15 if they charge you at all, which many wineries dont.
Whatever you do, don't miss the beautiful and idyllic Rubicon Estate winery - formerly and better known as the Niebaum-Coppola Winery (yes, that Coppola). Gorgeous grounds, fountains, and interesting wine country history. Tasty wines and lots of tasting options. They used to have Coppola memorabilia from his movies as well, but don't know if it is still there (he still is an owner, just have changed name for branding).
My personal Napa favorites are Chimney Rock, Trefethen, St. Supery, Nichelini (weekends only)
In Sonoma, I wouldn't miss Iron Horse. Beautiful setting, and delicious wines, imho. not just sparklings...
Just a note: if you call ahead and make a reservation, some of those places that charge for tastings may just not!


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Completely refurbished 1827 post and beam Barn renovated July 2012 featuring an Adirondack 'chic' style. Appointed with Mitchell Gold furniture, a custom built 6' round dining room table, indoor fireplace (Dec 2013), double insulated windows, concrete counter-tops and island/bar, stainless appliances and induction cook-top, surrounded by the original wood floors and walls this 3000 sq ft 3 bedroom/3bath space feels spacious yet cozy. Fabulous views of Zeky's Pond across the street, and a stones' throw from Copake Lake and the Copake Country Club you will never run out of things to do. A perfect family vacation spot, golf trip for 4 or 8, or simply a couples get-away ..... Includes dock rights on both Zeky's Pond and on Copake Lake (boat launching too).
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Outdoor shower, hammock, pond rights and views, Copake lake dock rights, central air, 1000 sq ft deck completely appointed and decorated. Property attaches to an 18 hole public golf course (Copake Country Club - discounts available for renters) and new upscale restaurant (the Greens)..


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This property is steps from the ski slopes and also close to the golf course and tennis courts. It is a single family home that can easily accommodate ten people. Two of the bedrooms have king size beds that can be split into two single beds. The third bedroom has two cargo type bunk beds with the lower beds being a double and the upper beds being singles. The large living room area has a sleeper coach with a double bed plus plenty of other comfortable seating. There is a large fully equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar next to a separate dining area. There are two full baths and a washer and dryer. There is a fire place in the living room and a fire pit in the back yard. In addition to all of the attractions at Hidden Valley you are only a short drive to Seven Springs Ski resort and several nearby towns such as Donegal, Somerset and Ligioner, PA.
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Since starting with only a handful of bikers in the late '90s, the sport attracted 96 participants in the first National Championships last year. Last July, the second edition at Tampines Bike Trail saw 120 take part.
The first Gangsa Hill - a popular venue for local downhill riders - race in 2009 attracted 28. Last year, in its third edition, that number went up to 62. Because of the sport's speed, unpredictability and excitement, Singapore Cycling Federation's (SCF) vice-president (mountain bike) Hafizi Senen is convinced that more and more cyclists will head downhill.
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Photos and Description of this 5 bedroom holiday villa in Sfakaki - Luxury Villa Lucia
Totally Private In A 5000 M2 Plot , Breathtaking Sea View , Accommodation 12
Villa Lucia, is a newly built villa set in an elevated position, with breathtaking sea views.
Set within its own private landscaped gardens the villa comprises self contained ground and first floor luxury accommodation for up to 12 guests. The luxury villa offers private swimming pool, air con, satellite TV, fireplace, sunbeds, beautiful natural surroundings, garden and BBQ area. Maid service ,linen and towels are provided. Complementary welcome pack. Accommodation: fully equipped kitchen, luxurious open plan lounges & dinning rooms with fire place, balconies with sea views over the Island of Crete, 5 spacious bedrooms with 2 balconies & either sea or mountain views. Luxury full size bathroom includes jacuzzi shaped bath with a separate walk in shower. Main bathroom with walk in shower and a WC guests bathroom.
Green Description: There are approximately 100 trees planted with the following species: Olive, fig, Pomegranate, Cypress, Lemon,, orange, tangerine, peach, trees, including almond, apricot, quince, walnut, sloes, Krevatina Vine, Mulberry etc. There are several kinds of flowers planted, not inventoried and herbs such as mint, basil, etc.
Sights & Excursions: Venetian Fortezza: 8km
Archaeological Museum: 8km
Arsani Monastery: 500 metres(a walk away)
Boat trips from Rethymno harbour
Knossos: Can arrange an excursion upon demand
Samaria Gorge: Can arrange a excursion upon demand
Spinalonga: Can arrange an excursion upon demand
Santorini boat trip: Can arrange an excursion upon demand
Beaches in Rethymno Province: Sandy beaches stretch either side of Rethymno town but it is also worth visiting the south of the island for a day trip.If you do not rent a car the following are all on bus routes from Rethymno bus station. Aga Gallini with its picturesque harbour, Plakias where the beach is surrounded by steep mountains and Preveli Palm Beach where there is also a monastery.
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
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- smoking allowed
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About LOUKIA SIVAROPOULOU
My name is Loukia Sivaropoulou . I have studied Production and Management Engineering at the Technical University of Crete . I am the Owner, designer & constructor of the villa.
Being a Rethymno citizen most years of my life and growing up three children here , I am capable to help and advise our guests in every part of their vacation in Crete and special in our city .
Me and my husband Nikos are managing alone our villa , and our guests relaxing , providing a 24/7 service and advice about all the matters during their stay.
LOUKIA SIVAROPOULOU purchased this villa in 2013
Why LOUKIA SIVAROPOULOU chose Sfakaki
Set in the beautiful Sfakaki area, in Rethymnon, Crete, Greece, villa Lucia is one of the most luxurious villas on the island.
We choose to build our villa at Sfakaki Settlement because we found there our dreams piece of land , in the nature and near the beach .
Our villa is built in a very special piece of land . The energy that exists on this point is unique. Without being away from residential area (the closest house is 200 meters from the villa) is integrated into the natural surroundings. It is built on a plot of 5000 square meters with olive trees and mainly located around the other groves. The serenity that prevails is unique, the smell on air from the natural environment, the tweet of birds, the sound of waves (the beach is 700 meters) makes staying in a unique experience.
What makes this villa unique
Staying in villa Lucia you will have some benefits that only a few villas can offer around Crete!
Luxury in every detail and functionality of villa !
Sea and sunset view!
The villa was carefully planned blending neatly into the natural Cretan environment, while covering the modern life-style, offering an astonishing view to the Aegean sea.
A fairytale destination that offers the perfect setting to experience the most important moment of your life, your wedding. If you are planning in getting married in Crete, you're likely to be thinking of reserving exclusive use of our villa for the wedding reception and evening dinner. A civil ceremony can be held in the pool area or in the gardens of the villa and in old city of Rethymnon or in a beach near to our location. For the organization of your wedding, our cooperation with professionals leading corporate marriages company of Glam events, guaranteeing the perfect result.
Booking of the wedding date & location
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Decoration of the ceremony & reception place (with arch, laterns, fabrics etc) Photography (high resolution photographs on DVD, printed photos on album, after wedding photo shooting on special locations)
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• For the Wedding dinner we can arrange a traditional Greek buffet BBQ, or a served wedding dinner prepare with top class Greek or International cuisine.
Apart from weddings in our villa you can organize your:
anniversary, a symbolic wedding, exchanging vows or other events.Contact us for more information.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We were so lucky to find this beautiful, private house for our family vacation on Crete. The private garden, the quiet countryside, and the gorgeous interior, all a few minutes from the beach and a short drive to Rethymnon. There was more than enough room for our group of 10. Loukia and Niko met us at 1:00 am on our arrival, ordered us food, and were a great resource for us. We also found fresh produce from the garden most mornings! This is by far the nicest vacation rental we have ever taken. Fantastic!!


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Hogan helps Stanford finish strong
STANFORD, Calif. (AP)
Stanford coach David Shaw fought back tears. Running back Stepfan Taylor's voice trembled. Linebacker Alex Debniak's eye black smeared all over his face.
In the home locker room at Stanford Stadium late Saturday afternoon, these were not the looks of the losers. Instead, they were the emotions from surviving Senior Day and the possibility of an intriguing opportunity ahead: a chance to host one more game this season.
And they can thank a redshirt freshman and a fortunate fumble for the chance.
Kevin Hogan threw for 254 yards and three touchdowns in his first collegiate start, and No. 14 Stanford overcame four turnovers to rally past No. 11 Oregon State 27-23 on Saturday and stay in control of its Pac-12 title hopes.
''They came back and made some plays to help us win the game,'' Shaw said. ''Almost Shakespearean, to a certain degree.''
Oregon State quarterback Cody Vaz fumbled late in the fourth quarter to give the Cardinal (8-2, 6-1) the ball at the Beavers 29. The only Oregon State (7-2, 5-2) turnover turned out to be the difference.
Hogan audibled out of a run and called the play ''Special,'' which Stanford also ran to convert a fourth-and-9 in an overtime win against Arizona earlier this season, and hit tight end Zach Ertz for a 13-yard touchdown to make it 27-23 with :07 left and Stanford stopped the Beavers twice more.
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Now the Cardinal will head to second-ranked Oregon next in what could be a North Division final - if Stanford also beats UCLA in its season finale - for a spot in the conference championship game. Oregon has beaten Stanford the last two seasons.
''We've got to realize what's at stake,'' said Taylor, who ran for 114 yards and a touchdown, eclipsing 1,000 yards rushing for the third straight season. ''I think everybody on this team knows that and everybody is coming together for that one goal that we all want.''
Oregon State won the turnover margin 4-1 but only converted three points out of them - and the one mistake cost the Beavers badly.
Vaz fumbled while shifting the ball during a scramble and Josh Mauro recovered. After Ertz caught the go-ahead touchdown, Oregon State got the ball back and Debniak sacked Vaz on third down.
The quarterback left with an ankle injury, and Sean Mannion - the former starter - threw incomplete on fourth-and-16 from the Oregon State 37 with 1:52 left.
Hogan, who took over the starting role from inconsistent Josh Nunes, completed 22 of 29 passes with two interceptions. He also ran for 49 yards on 11 carries.
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Vaz finished 23-of-38 passing for 226 yards and a touchdown and Storm Woods ran for 94 yards in a deflating loss for Oregon State, which rallied from a 14-0 deficit to score 23 straight points and controlled the pace for most of the game.
The Beavers, who haven't played in the Rose Bowl since 1965, had their BCS and Pac-12 title hopes severely damaged.
''We're disappointed obviously,'' Oregon State coach Mike Riley said. ''It was a tough loss and we had our opportunities. What we did was give up the big play two scores up and gave them back the momentum. That was big for them. Then the turnover gave them good field position to score the winning touchdown.''
Stanford started strong and closed fast.
After Ertz fumbled on Stanford's opening possession, the defense stopped Oregon State three-and-out. Then Hogan led a 13-play, 93-yard scoring drive - the Cardinal's longest of the season - capped by Taylor's 1-yard touchdown run.
Hogan kept the momentum going, rolling to his right and hitting fullback Ryan Hewitt on a play-action pass. Hewitt sliced back inside and bulldozed through a defender for a 12-yard TD that gave Stanford a 14-0 lead late in the first quarter.
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The Beavers came back in a hurry.
They used three different running backs on an 81-yard drive that came almost exclusively on the ground. Terron Ward finished it off when he ran for a 7-yard score to the Beavers on the board, and Trevor Romaine kicked the first of his three field goals to slice Stanford's lead to 14-10 in the second quarter.
In the final minutes of the first half, Tyrequek Zimmerman stripped Taylor at the Oregon State 21. That ended a streak of 262 rushes for Taylor without a fumble.
Oregon State converted two long third down on the opening possession of the third quarter. None better than when Vaz found Markus Wheaton on a short screen pass over the middle on third-and-16 for a 22-yard touchdown to give the Beavers a 17-14 lead.
Rudolf Fujita tipped Hogan's pass that Feti Taumoepeau intercepted. Stanford's defense held Oregon State to a 42-yard field goal by Romaine, who made another from 44 yards later in the third quarter for a 23-14 lead.
The momentum changed for good on one play.
Taylor took a short pass from Hogan while the quarterback was being tackled. Taylor made a defender miss down the sideline, cut back inside and stiff-armed another to the ground for a 40-yard TD that trimmed Oregon State's lead to 23-21 as the third quarter expired, a play Shaw called the best of Taylor's career.
Rashaad Reynolds outjumped Jamal-Rashad Patterson to intercept Hogan's pass midway through the fourth. Two plays later, Vaz fumbled, and Stanford surged back to squeak out a far-from-perfect victory.
''In the end, we got our goal,'' Hogan said. ''So I'm happy about that.''
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SCMS is committed to providing a safe, challenging environment in which students working with teachers, parents, and other stakeholders strive toward achieving success as life-long learners so that students will be prepared to face the challenges of the future.
SCMS received all A's on our state report card in value added and achievement! Way to go students and teachers! This is a big accomplishment! Keep up the hard work and dedication.
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SCMS is located in the rolling hills of Smith County, Tennessee. Our school was established in 2002. We are a small rural school that takes pride in ourself and community. Mr. Mike Lytle is our principal, and Mr. Dusty Whitaker is vice principal.
Since our inception, our school has enriched itself with tradition. Our faculty, staff, and students all work hard and are proud of their achievements and they will continue to work hard in the future to continue the tradition. Everyone at our school believes in our mission statement:
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Google shocks world with unthreaded Gmail
I disagree
I have used Gmail almost since the service started, and I would hate to lose conversation view. I subscribe to a number of mailing lists, so I frequently read deep-threaded conversations. I have never had the problem you speak of. Finding the correct person to respond to is trivial, and if you need ways to find the messages you haven't responded to, there are a number of options.
I could see there are times when switching to non-conversation view might be handy, but I can't say I have ever wished that I could do it.
Most smartphoners don't give a flip about apps
Then why buy a smartphone?
If all you care about is making phone calls and you don't care about apps, why buy a smartphone?
Regarding bloatware -- I agree. I hate the (cr)apps that carriers load on phones. Thank you [INSERT CARRIER HERE] but I can better apps elsewhere. And why on earth do they feel it necessary to "protect me" by now allowing me to remove their crappy software? It's reasons like these that "tech savvy" people prefer a clean slate (or wait until we know the phone can be rooted). We know what we want, and it most definitely not what _you_ think we want/need. I would argue that most of the time the carrier-provided (cr)apps are desirable to no-one, except clueless people who don't know there are alternatives.
Yahoo! 'owns several patents' on Google Instant
Streaming search is good for users because...
I have nothing. It seems like a useless "feature" that simply wastes bandwidth and energy. Why someone even though this was a good idea is beyond me. But seeing as there are multiple companies that have developed this I guess there must be something to it, other than simply more ad impressions. No, there probably isn't anything more to it than that...
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Welcome to Seregon Cluster
Seregon Cluster is a collection of Minecraft servers linked together under the Tekkitopia flag. We are a friendly mature community eager to meet new friends to play with.
|Quick links
|Use the modpack Seregon and connect to
play.seregon.se. For more info see the documentation.
|Join the server?
|Read the rules and understand what type of server this is. Check out this page
|The documentation is a good place to read about server commands.
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Just a friendly reminder about the resource reset, Bandomeer and all it's dimensions will be deleated on the 1st. The wipe will be automatic and will trigger the 1st of every month (1st of October, November, December, ...) read more
Hello, time for a status update and to inform you that I'm still alive A lot of things have happen like work-related stuff, normal life things and computer related stuff. All these things together have prevented me from some much needed time to work on Seregon. I have kept a eye open for problems and checked the forums from time to time.
I plan to release a new resource world soon, I will connect that to the empty 4:th gate at the lobby. The old world (Bandomeer) will be reset the 1:st,...
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As you've inevitably noticed, occasional lagspikes occur - some pretty darn hefty.
This is caused by a couple of core switches on Hetzner's end.
The current known core switches causing the issues are;
Dropping between 30-80% of the packages.
If anyone has more information regarding other switches using alternate routes, please inform.
@nsgb's working on establishing an alternate route to speed it up - it's not a permanent solution and it...
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The different types of coins are:
- Copper Credit: 0.12 Credit
- Industrial Credit: 1 Credit
- Silver Credit: 8 Credits
- Gold Credit: 64 Credits
- Platinum Credit: 512 Credits
- Osmium Credit: 4096 Credits.
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Minor changes;
+ InventoryTweaks added.
+ NEI now defaults to recipe mode.
+ Modpack logos changed.
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Hello, I have created a warp called shop1 that takes you to a little platform installed on a lonely mountain in Voss. Teleport there with /warp shop1 and take a look, use the tunnel to go down and you will end up in a open area. This is the dedicated shop area, you are free to pick a spot to build a trading station and commence trading.
I'm also simultaneously testing a new plugin called Grief Prevention, I picked it because it is easy to use, and easy to administer. It is only...
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In a world which has changed since in nearly every facet of day-to-day life, what is profoundly striking about these letters is their relatable nature.
"It's a very rich story because it cuts right to the human scale. I've been working very closely with this material now and the sense you get from it is one of common humanity," Truxes told the Irish Voice.
"If you take away some of the idiosyncratic spellings and the handwriting styles, you would know these people. There isn't a barrier. It's almost as if 250 years just melts away."
The exhibition is now open to the public from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. daily through April 1. The NYU Elmer Holmes Bobst Library is located at 70 Washington Square South.
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Irish abuse victim Marie Collins has been appointed by the Pope to a Vatican commission to protect children.
Collins has been appointed to the committee established in December to protect children from abuse.
The commission comprised of four men and four women, will tackle the ongoing issue of paedophilia in the Catholic Church.
Collins was abused in the 1960s and has been a vocal campaigner against the exploitation of children. Cardinal Sean O'Malley is also on the board.
Vatican spokesman Rev. Federico Lombardi said in a statement: "Pope Francis has made clear that the Church must hold the protection of minors amongst Her highest priorities.
"Looking to the future without forgetting the past, the Commission will take a multi-pronged approach to promoting youth protection."
The Irish Independent reports that a group of international experts will further define the group's scope.
Their initial roles will involve taking criminal action against offender, improving the screening process of priest and educating Catholics on potential exploitation of children.
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20th Annual Aspen Shortsfest with Aspen FilmSubmitted by Aspenskier on Tue, 04/05/2011 - 07:12
April 5- April 10, it's Aspen Film's 20th Annual Aspen Shortsfest! Drama, comedy, documentary, animation and thought-provoking blurbs across the board come to Aspen's Oscar-qualifying film festival. With screenings at the Wheeler Opera House in Aspen and the Crystal Theater in Carbondale, Aspen Film's Shortsfest brings the goodness to film-lovers across the Valley. For more info and program guides, www.aspenfilm.org.
Snow, Sun and Endless EntertainmentSubmitted by Aspenskier on Sun, 04/03/2011 - 20:34
What a weekend! The sunniest, warmest days of spring skiing yet, a smorgasbord, cornucopia, veritable abundance of live music with the Wheeler Opera House's 2nd Annual 7908 Singer-Songwriter Festival, followed by another huge storm and a nice little powder day, come Monday morning.
May need to call in sick a.k.a snowed in again! The mountains are open and the fresh tracks just keeps coming...and Aspen Square is loving it.