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Linde to Cooperate with SBM
Germany's Linde formed a global alliance with SBM (of the Netherlands to develop and market floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) units for the liquefied natural gas industry. Under the deal, Linde contributes gas hardware such as pretreatment, fractionation and liquefaction based on its proprietary process LiMuM. SBM for its part contributes for example marine technology including hull and LNG storage tanks systems, power generation systems, mooring systems, cryogenic offloading systems and its experience of operating FPSO, Linde added. (Source: Reuters)
Teekay FPSO Receives First Oil
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Teekay Offshore Public Offering
Teekay Offshore Partners L.P. (NYSE: TOO) announced that it plans to offer 5,600,000 common units, representing limited partner interests, in a public offering. Teekay Offshore expects to grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase an additional 840,000 common units to cover over-allotments, if any. The Partnership expects to use the net proceeds from the public offering for general partnership purposes, including funding the acquisitions of vessels that Teekay Corporation has offered
GE to Supply DP for Cylindrical Accommodation Vessel
GE's Power Conversion business has won a contract for the supply of dynamic positioning (DP) for a vessel Floating Accommodation Unit that Cosco (Nantong) Shipyard in Nantong City, China, is building for Logitel Offshore, the Singapore-based floating logistics and accommodation rig owner that has an exclusive license agreement to use the proprietary Sevan Marine design within the floating accommodation market. The complete project includes a C-Series Class 3 DP system and manual thruster
Alliance Marine Adds Additional ABS NS Software
Alliance Marine Services (AMS) has contracted with ABS Nautical Systems for an additional four modules from their suite of advanced SafeNet fleet management system software. AMS has contracted for the Maintenance & Repair, Purchasing & Inventory, Financial Reporting and Replication Manager modules of ABS NS SafeNet. This brings AMS participation in the suite of fully integrated software to six modules all utilized on their FPSO units and other vessels
Brasa: FPSO Modules a Specialty
There has been a significant increase in shipyard construction in Brazil in yards large and small alike. Maritime Reporter's Contributing Editor in Brazil visited Brasa Shipyard in Rio de Janeiro and spoke to Philippe Levy, Country Manager for SBM Offshore, who is one of the yard directors. Brasa Shipyard is building FPSO deck modules for integration onto FPSO hulls. "Brasa shipyard was created by Synergy and SBM in order to simplify FPSO module integration for FPSOs leased to
Keppel O&M Clinches More Contracts
Keppel Offshore & Marin Ltd (Keppel O&M), through its subsidiaries, Keppel Shipyard Limited (Keppel Shipyard) and Keppel FELS Limited (Keppel FELS), has secured contracts worth $114.8m for a Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel conversion, a Derrick Lay Barge completion and the life extension of a semisubmersible rig. Tong Chong Heong, CEO of Keppel O&M said, "As market sentiments liven up
ABS Supports Developments Offshore Brazil
New discoveries of giant oil and gas field discoveries offshore Brazil have operators venturing into deeper water while committing expanded E&P budgets for developments in frontier regions. The Campos Basin remains the greatest focus of exploratory activity, with the Santos Basin to the south and Espirito Santo Basin to the north also seeing activity. Ship-shaped floating production, storage and off-loading (FPSO) vessels remain the preferred development option for these frontier prospects
KNOT Purchases 3 Shuttle Tankers from J. Lauritzen
Knutsen NYK Offshore Tankers AS (KNOT; headquarters: Haugesund, Norway), of which NYK has a 50 percent share, has officially reached an agreement with J. Lauritzen A/S (headquarters: Copenhagen, Denmark) to purchase its three shuttle tankers.* The shuttle tanker fleet acquired by KNOT consists of the following vessels: 1. Dan Eagle (built: 1999; DWT: 45,000 tonnes) 2. Dan Cisne (built: 2011; DWT: 59,000 tonnes) 3. Dan Sabia (built: 2012; DWT 59,000 tonnes)
Modules for Petrobras' FPSO delivered
The "Consórcio Tomé Ferrostaal" (CTF) named consortium of Rheinmetall International Engineering, a joint venture of Ferrostaal and Rheinmetall, and the Brazilian company Tomé Engenharia have handed over two modules for the first of a series of six vessels to
Petrobras Sets Record in Brazil
Consolidated Oil and Gas Petrobras in Brazil and abroad, production amounted to 2 million 795 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe) in October. This volume was 0.5% higher than in September, which was 2 million 781 thousand boe. Oil production in Brazil grew by 0
Petrobras & PPSA Sign PIA for Campos Basin
Last Friday (10/31) Petrobras and PPSA (Pré-Sal Petróleo S.A.) signed a Production Individualization Agreement (PIA) for the Tartaruga Mestiça field, in the southern part of the Campos Basin. This Agreement sets out the rules for joint production of oil and natural gas
Fairmount Tugs Delivers FPSO Petrojarl Knarr
Three tugs of Fairmount Marine have towed the brand new FPSO Petrojarl Knarr from South Korea to Norway in just 61 days. Petrojarl Knarr, one of world's largest floating production and storage units (FPSO) for harsh environments, was delivered in the port of Haugesund, Norway
Deltamarin Designs the Libra FPSO
Deltamarin Ltd. has entered into a contract with Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd for the basic engineering of the Libra FPSO (floating production, storage and offloading unit). Deltamarin's scope of work covers the marine part of the Navion Norvegia shuttle tanker conversion into the Libra FPSO.
Crowley Christens New Ocean Class Tugboat
Crowley christens new ocean class, DP2 tugboat, Ocean Sun, in Louisiana As part of the company's new vessel build program, Crowley Maritime Corp. christened the latest of its four tugboats in the ocean class series, Ocean Sun, today in Lake Charles
Keppel Bags Repeat Orders
Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd wholly owned subsidiaries Keppel Shipyard Ltd (Keppel Shipyard) and Keppel Nantong Shipyard Co. Ltd have secured contracts from repeat customers worth a total of S$153 million. Keppel Shipyard's contract is for the conversion of a Floating Production
DW: Local Content Key in Foreign Offshore Deals
In many of the key deepwater markets, estimated to be worth $72bn by 2018, E&P and OFS companies alike are exposed to challenging local content requirements, remarks Douglas-Westwood in their 'DW Monday'. Local content agreements are typically are motivated by a desire to stimulate
What's New in Floating Production?
Today there are 324 oil/gas floating production units are now in service, on order or available for reuse on another field. FPSOs account for 64% of the existing systems, 79% of systems on order. Production semis, barges, spars and TLPs comprise the balance.
FPSO Petrojarl Knarr Delivered to Norway
Three tugs of Fairmount Marine have towed the brand new FPSO Petrojarl Knarr from South Korea to Norway in just 61 days. Petrojarl Knarr, one of world's largest floating production and storage units (FPSO) for harsh environments, was delivered in the port of Haugesund, Norway
Cat, Deltamarin Develop Modular FPSO Power Unit
Caterpillar Launches New Modular Solution Developed with Deltamarin for FPSO and Offshore Platform Main Power at 2014 Rio Oil & Gas Expo and Conference Caterpillar Oil & Gas will launch the Cat Offshore Power Generation Module, a new modular solution for FPSO and offshore platform main
Floating Production Roundup: August 2014
What's New in August 2014 There are 320 oil/gas floating production units are now in service, on order or available for reuse on another field. FPSOs account for 64% of the existing systems, 79% of systems on order. Production semis, barges, spars and TLPs comprise the balance
Kongsberg to Supply FPSO Safety System
Kongsberg Maritime Engineering (KME), the wholly owned Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) subsidiary of global maritime technology developer Kongsberg Maritime, will deliver an Integrated Control and Safety System for the new BW Offshore Catcher FPSO.
Crowley Tug Participates in Rig Blackout Test
Once again displaying their diversity for use in the domestic petroleum industry, one of Crowley's four ocean class tugs, Ocean Sky, recently provided back-up station-keeping and holdback services during a routine blackout test of ultra-deepwater, semisubmersible oil rig Noble Jim Day in U.S
Bureau Veritas to Class, Certify FPSOs for Saipem
Bureau Veritas has been awarded a contract by Saipem to provide classification and certification services for the two Kaombo FPSOs for service off Angola. The $4 billion project for the FPSOs was awarded to Saipem by Total for the engineering, procurement


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SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) -- Milwaukee police have arrested a 27-year-old man in a fatal Sheboygan shooting.
Sheboygan police say Ronnie Polk was arrested without incident Tuesday.
Polk had been at large since 24-year-old Brandon Davis of Sheboygan was shot Saturday evening.
The Sheboygan Press reports Polk is charged with first-degree reckless homicide and possession of a firearm by a felon.
According to the criminal complaint, Polk told an acquaintance the shooting was an accident.
The complaint says Polk was drinking with others at a house when he pulled out a gun after arguing with Davis and began waving it. Witnesses say the gun fired and a bullet struck Davis. He died at a Wauwatosa hospital.
Online court records do not list an attorney for Polk. A court appearance is not scheduled yet.
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SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) — Police are investigating the shooting death of a Sheboygan man.
Capt. James Veeser says officers went to St. Nicholas Hospital on Saturday night on a report of a 24-year-old man who had been shot. He was flown to Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa, where he later died.
Veeser says the shooting happened in a house and was not a random act — the victim and shooter knew one another and that investigators know the identity of the suspect.
Police declined to release any other details about the shooting. The victim's name was not immediately released.
But eyewitness Asher Heimermann told the Sheboygan Press that two women and a man were taken into custody after police in at least nine marked squad cars surrounded the block at about 8 p.m.
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- Livingtoeat Aug 24, 2007 05:36 PM
First date tomorrow night....I suggested the Rectory and drinks at Manulife Centre 51st floor. The other party has indicated that something on the Danforth would be preferred. I have done pretty much everything between Pape and Broadview. Does anyone know of a nice, quiet (pretty difficult on a Saturday night) romantic place with good food and not too spendy ( $120 for two max)? I know I can always depend on my chowhound family.
Maybe the Ouzeri? The food is good, and it's a nice atmosphere. I'm not sure if it would be quiet, though.
I like the food at Mezes better, but it usually is pretty noisy. My last 2 meals at Avli have been disappointing, but it probably would be a little quieter than the Ouzeri.
You gotta try the Globe Bistro. (Near Broadview) It might blow your budget a bit... but not by much. Depends how much you drink. The chef there used to be at Far Niente... so you know the food is top notch.
You can save a few bucks if you skip dessert... for that, you can take a nice stroll down to Athens Bakery (if you're in the mood for something soaked in honey) or head to Demetre's for ice cream.
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I can't think of anything on the Danforth that matches your requirements of quiet, romantic and reasonably priced. For sure not Pan - it's not quiet by any stretch and hardly romantic but I agree in that it is reasonably priced. Last time we were there they had a belly dancer and it was VERY loud. My suggestion would be Globe, but again not that quiet and it is pricey! How about Trappezi?? I've never been, but it looks quiet and I've read the menu board - seems reasonably priced. Don't know anybody that has been in fact, so maybe not a good sign.
re: millygirl
I've been, during Winterlicious. Food was surprisingly very good.
re: millygirl
Trapezzi is pretty good. I like their gnocchi and salads.
I wouldn't describe it as a quiet place, but it certainly isn't loud when they are serving dinner. It becomes more of a lounge, with a DJ, around 10 pm, so you might notice the music getting a little louder as the night progresses.
It would be a nice place for a first date. http://www.trapezzi.com/
Lolita's Lust might fit the bill. It has some out of the way tables. I haven't been for awhile, but my memories of the food was that it was good and reasonably priced. It's sort of dark in there...so more romantic than the Greek spots. Other CHers might have a more up to date review, but I do recal that they do a great clamari appetizer.
re: dinin and dishin
IMO Lolita's Lust is not a good choice. Many years ago it was one, if not, the best on the Danforth. They used to do a fantastic chicken liver dish. Last time we went, which would be probably about 4 years ago, it was pretty bad. Would not recommend it.
re: millygirl
Perhaps someone who has recently visited Lolita's Lust could comment on their experience. A passage of 4 years may not reflect it's current standards. I am also quite curious to try it myself having just spotted it.
re: millygirl
..I forgot about that place, it used to be great, top of my list...I haven't heard a positive comparative review of it since the switch...
re: millygirl
4 years ago!!! Thanks for the info.
re: millygirl
thanks for the update on LL. It could have been as long as 4 years ago that I was there. I didn't know about the "switch," but that sort of thing seems to be the death knell for most good restaurants.
We ended up going to Ten Feet Tall. It was quiet...only two or three other tables. Food was okay. I had the "sexy vegetables". It was okay...nothing I couldn't do myself at home. The other party had some sort of wrap with sweet potato fries. I tried one of the fries and it was thin a crispy...not bad actually. And the first date was a complete and total success. I am hoping for a second date in a couple of weeks.
Thanks everyone for all your help.
re: Livingtoeat
If you're sticking to the Danforth, I couldn't recommend Relish more. You can get away with a reasonable bill for some truly tasty treats. There's a little table at the back with a sofa that's quite cosy. Highly recommended for a romantic date. Finger food, wine, & cosy... mmmmmmmmm.


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Yeah yeah… you might be saying "Sneakhype, dude… you gotta get off Nixon's nuts yo." And I agree, to an extent, we've been on the ol' Nixon nuts so to speak… but only because they is mad fresh homes. Here are a couple new styles from them, including the 51-30 which is 300 meters water resistant… this would be great for me, because I'm always chillin like 800 feet underwater pretty much every other day. And there's also the Sultan that you can get here.
Nixon X Barney's
In celebration of the opening of Barney's Las Vegas, Nixon collaborated with the famous retail store and created this on-of-kind "Lucky" 51-30 Vegas watch. This timepiece features Swiss Made Automatic movements and is equipped with an 18K gold face and several black diamonds are inlaid around a solid black marble watch face. The watch face itself comes with the lucky horseshoe at the 12o'clock, a four-leaf clover at the 4 o'clock, and the Chinese symbol for 8 at the 8 o'clock position. These characters are all considered to be "lucky" in different parts of the world which keep in theme with the name of the watch. There was only one of these limited edition Nixons made and it cost around $12,000 and is being sold exclusively at Barney's Las Vegas location. Get more info here.
New Nixon Watches
Nixon recently came out with a bunch of new watches to add to their already large collection. The first two watches pictured above are pretty stylish but the other new watches are more rugged than the Nixon watches we are used too. These are meant to withstand abuse from nature, they all feature water resistance up to 200 meters deep. The watches range in price from $90-$400.00. Check out more or get these here.
Nixon – Mmm mmm good.
We've put up a few men's Nixon watches, but don't let that make you believe that men's watches is all that Nixon is comin original with. They got some siiiick new eras, bags and backpacks, and women's watches as well. Nixon: Fall semester freshness.
We here at Sneakhype have posted a few sweet Nixon watches in the past but they were all a bit pricey. Nixon also offers nice assortment of less expensive but well made digital and analog watches. Check out more here.
Nixon Murf Watch
Nixon has just released a dime piece with the "Murf Watch". It has a very classic design but a modern tone. It is avialable in three colors at the famous Karmaloop. Its quite pricey with a price tag over $300, but well worth it.
Arm Candy
The brand Nixon is taking their watch game to the next level. Generally speaking Nixon watches are fairly inexpensive but the new "Elite" line of watches are of higher quality, and price. The Elite line from Nixon combines Swiss craftsmanship with some of the best materials available. The watches include Swiss automatic movements, ceramic, and titanium carbide, and even saphire crystals. The Elite line of porducts starts off at around $600 and tops out at $1,400 with the Ceramic Player watch seen above. The rest of the line is worth checking out as well. Buy this watch here.


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I'm sorry is this 2004? Because thats the last time Tahu was relevant and Buderus is past it. Don't even get me started on their squad in general which isn't anything special at all. "Theyve twice made the 8 over the last three years" yeah at 7 and 8. Thats nothing to write home about, to think that they're going to go straight to the minor premiership is odd considering your opinion about the Broncos who have a much much better squad.
Let me tell you like this, Buderus should immediately be the NSW hooker and captain. He is Origin. Ennis is a garbage defender. QLD will have an easy passage up the ruck. Farah, while being a better defender than Ennis, has shown that he doesnt have what it takes to perform at a higher level, particularly when his only challenger has been Ennis. Actually, my next in line to Buderus would be a completely left field pick, Glenn Buttriss. Hinchcliffe also deserves a mention. You obviously have payed no attention to Buderus at Leeds. Same player, a fair bit older, still quality. Tahu will be reborn under Bennett. Hell, he turned Weyman into a top shelf prop (another underutilised by NSW). As for us having a better squad than Newcastle, we might, but Id rather have guys that will function as a team under Bennett. I have very little doubt that theyll finish higher than us.
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Cuthbertson is woeful. He was a bit part player for us, then moved around and around because no one wants him.
Cutherbertson adds an x factor off the bench. When Dragons were pedestrian in attack, hed come on and give them a different point of attack. I dont know what youre watching. Hes played well under Bennett since his move. In fact, (the smart) Dragons supporters (and management, I believe) were quite desperate to keep him. Hes a nice addition to the Knights.
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Sarasota County commissioners will consider a 25-month lease to open a temporary location for the Gulf Gate Library in Sarasota Square Mall.
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Masa in Echo Park?
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- Gary Nov 4, 2005 02:11 PM
Has anyone been to Masa in Echo Park? I heard it's got a Patina-bred background, but at the same time cheap. What's it like? Any particularly good dishes? Anything to watch out for? Thanks for the help!
I've only been to Masa once and was very disappointed. The servers were extremely friendly, but everything took forever. I had a crepe that was not good at all and my friend had a similarly unfulfilling egg dish. We also had a couple of pastries that were rather dry and flavorless.
I really wanted to love this place and this experience was at least g months ago, so it may have gotten better. They do have really good coffee.
re: smogqueen
gotcha, thanks
re: Hank Staten
Kind of in the Patina mold.
re: Griller141
Ummm, no. Patina is one of the best restaurants in the country, so no, it's actually NOTHING like Patina.
I bought a couple of scones there (blueberry and rasberry IIRC) and they were full of those weird fake fruit chips! They were truly some of the worst baked goods I've had in a long time.
I agree with all of the other comments on Masa. The best that can be said of it is that it's easy to get a table! For great bakery items, I like Cafe Los Feliz on Hillhurst. Wonderful croissants, cookies and cakes, and good soups and mediterranean lunch dishes. It's a little gem.
Sorry, but Ithe worst food in Silverlake/Echo Park; I want to love this place as aI live in EP, but I've been here at least 6-8 times and well, like I said, I WANNA like it. Quite hinestly, the food is terrible (worst crepes I've had in LA) and ambience is S-A-D.
I keep hearing how the people that own/cook there are french trained, Patina pedigree, but maybe they were line cooks? Garde manger? I don't see any ingenuity here.
re: echo eater
Speaking of Echo Park, I would love a little list of good places for lunch, since I will be working in the area. Thanks!!!!!
re: echo eater
NO NO NO! Worst food = Crest Coffee Shop. Embarrassing that it's even in business. Makes Masa seem like French Laundry.
Don't order the pizza - takes an hour (no kidding) and was too thick to be enjoyed (it gets cold before you can get to even the 2nd piece!)
I stumbled into Masa having not read the posts here, so I had no preconceived notions. I engaged in the process I call "defensive ordering" (i.e. don't order too adventurously in a place you don't know) and really lucked out. The "Spanish Burger" is fantastic! It has a perfectly cooked beef-chorizo patty enhanced with an onion-tomato mix inside on a nice little light Cuban bread-style bun with with Manchego cheese. Fantastic. Forget the fries...krinkly kut from a bag (cute for nostalgia but not for anything else). Very pleasant waitstaff.
I've eaten there many times and I usually eat the eggs with potatoes, bacon and toast. It's cheap and simple fare. I also like the machengo salad. The pizza was way too doughy for me. The chocolate croissants are good. It's comfortable and they let you loll over your meal. There isn't much else on the menu there that interests me.
I'm totally shocked about the bad reviews. We consistently eat there and have had great meals. The carrot ginger soup is spicy and hearty. The bistro pizzas are great to share. If you order Chicago pizza and get a thick Chicago pizza you kind of have no one to blame but yourself -- thats they way you make Chicago pizza.
Its been packed lately, stays open late and has the best bread pudding ever made. All around a great place to go.
re: bethshax
Well, maybe it's improved in the two years since it opened when most of these posts were made. Is there anything besides soup and pizza you would recommend?
re: Chowpatty
I like this place. Good neighborhood joint (even though it gets panned on these boards).
I recommend the Cuban panini, the Spanish burger and the bread pudding.
Masa of Echo Park
1800 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
re: bethshax
I have to totally, totally disagree. Like others here, I really want to like this place, but I just can't. I'm transplanted from Chicago and the pizza at Masa is a joke. The crepes are really beyond edible and their "home-made" panini bread is flavorless. The ingredients are obviously not fresh and even simpler items like salads are sub-par. Even an order of scrambled eggs I ordered at brunch were WAY overcooked, brown and rubbery (like I've said I've attempted many, many meals at my corner diner).
Even still, I go to read and sip some coffee because the atmosphere is friendly and relaxing. But I no longer can even bring myself to order dessert or a side item because they too, are horrible. The bread pudding? Are you kidding me? While most of their kitchen items take a good deal of time, my bread pudding was out in 10 minutes, and was totally undercooked and simply covered in a custard-like gelatin. I will continue to go for the coffee and atmosphere but would never, ever advise some to spend money on food here.
re: baines03
I would be very surprised to find out this place is really owned by anyone having anything to do with Patina. I have as a local given this place 3 tries and all were lack-luster. As stated before, the pizza takes eons. Its really discouraging to even want to order it as they repeat over and over how it will take an hour. I mean, in other restaurants, you can get steaks cooked to well done in less time. I remember going to Mimosa French Restaurant over in Fairfax area for years and being able to get their fresh handmade Alsatian tarte (pizza) in 10 minutes to table. I know a Chicago style should take longer but I feel its sort amaterish.
The servers seem scared of the owner/manager lady who looms over them all. Last time I was there, there was only two of us and the place only had one other table of people (mid-afternoon lull time) and the tension in the space was so thick, you could have cut it with a knife. I could tell this lady makes the worker bees' lives HELL.
We got a spinach with candied walnut and baked goat cheese salad for appetizer since we love walnuts, right?
It came out, we start eating, no walnuts.
We call server over (nice enough guy) and tell him.
He goes away. Mind you, its not busy in there.
It became clear that he was not permitted to just go and get said walnuts. He had to go through a chain of command.
5 minutes later, tightly wound owner/manager lady comes over, says she is in charge and goes into this prepared lecture about portions and portion control and how they just can't be giving out extra walnuts b/c they are expensive.
We had to cut in and explain that NO BIG DEAL- like whoa, easy there haha- BUT our salad had no walnuts at all. It was on the menu right we asked? Again, we were already over it so we told her no big thing but we had ordered it specifically for the walnuts was all.
Should have ended there right?
She was vaguely apologetic having misunderstood the server clearly and she went away.
About 5 minutes later, the server comes back to tell us the chef will be making us a whole new salad.
At this point, we have eaten half of it. We said that wasn't necessary; we really just needed a bit of walnuts was all.
The table across the room started observing the whole train wreck from afar...haha...and all over a few nuts. Very dramatic, this lady and the Masa uptight experience.
So, he goes off for a few more minutes.
Finally, in a moment straight out of Fawlty Towers, the chef himself comes out in full chef regalia with a ramikin of...ta-da-daaaa!...you guessed it, walnuts.
We were practically choking to keep from laughing at the way it went down. He apologised a bit TOO profusely, poor guy. We assured him it was fine, added the nuts to our remaining spinach and ate it.
She had the server come and ask us if everything was okay a few more times as if we were these big a-holes. We assured him we were fine.
I felt like I had been in a fight by the time we left, all shaky and glad to get out of there.
Oh yeah, the time before, I had one of their pressed patty melts and it was super greasy and flavorless. I felt like I was in a dorm and someone using a Foreman Grill had repeated a burger from the night before.
Like I said I live here so I really wanted to like this place but after Walnut-Gate, no way. Its too pricey IMO for what it is.
We've lived in the hood for years, but for some reason never made it over to Masa's. After reading all of the mediocre to bad reviews on Chowhound, we stayed away even longer.
But I'm happy to report that we've eaten at Masa twice in the last month and were pleasantly surprised. A tight ship it is not, but more a casual laid-back neighborhood hang-out. Would I come here in a rush? No way. But for a long lunch or leisurely dinner, it's great.
I've tried the tuna panini, on their homebaked bread with, I think, capers and some sort of aioli. I was expecting to hate it, but have to say it was beyond good. Even yummy for leftovers the next day.
Then the other night, we were craving creamy pasta for dinner. Michelangelo's was closed, as was 15 which we were going to try for the first time, but Masa was open so we decided to try their Masa Penne in a mushroom, sundried tomato pesto cream sauce with grilled chicken. Ok folks, this was really good, just what we were craving and again, so much better than we were expecting. It came with a whole little round loaf of their homebaked bread.
Maybe we've just lucked out with the ordering, but I'm definitely going back.
i ate there on Saturday night (01/26/08) with a party of 5 and it was not a pleasant dining experience.
my boyfriend threw up the crepes and the mussels gave my friend dia****a (sorry, i couldn't bring myself to say it on a food messageboard, but i felt the truth should be told!).
i had the bistro pizza (not sure why it took 30 minutes) with mushroom and pineapple and there was no flavor whatsoever. the sauce was indistinguishable and the crust was totally hard and tasted like it was made from a box. the only thing i could taste was the salty cheese.
i had a bite of BF's mushroom and spinach crepe and it was completely bland, no seasoning, wet, soggy, a pile of mush that resembled a quesedilla.
the crinkle-cut fries that they give you with the mussels are a joke-- they're frozen from a bag! how can you pair thick, tasteless fries with something as delicate as mussels?
overall the portions are WAY too big. the mussels and fries would barely fit on the table in front of my friend. the bistro pizza could feed 3 people. they really need to take some tips from Gordon Ramsey (haha, sorry, but its true!) and whittle down their menu to half the size it is now. focus on doing a few things really well, rather than doing a lot of things really poorly.
our waiter was nice, but too personal (he cussed a lot and was too buddy-buddy) and he made weird noises that were odd and startling (like "WOO WOO! when he'd bring our food out).
i'm never going back to Masa and I'm spreading the word...
re: goodnightdean
Unfortunately, Masa sucks. We live in the neighborhood and we wanted to really like this place but the food is ver overpriced for what they give you, the servers are extremely nice but the owner's seem to be checking and double checking and bossing them around them which seems very obnoxious. They have a policy of NOT giving bread with your soup or salad after a certain time, which is ridiculous. Just have the bread pudding which i have to say is really good, other than that go somewhere else.


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Titans plan to stick with QB Zach MettenbergerThursday, October 23, 2014, 7:30pm
Barring an injury to or a faceplant from rookie Zach Mettenberger, Jake Locker has likely started his last game for the Tennessee Titans.
Coach Ken Whisenhunt confirmed Thursday that Mettenberger will be under center Sunday versus the Houston Texans.
"We're going with Zach," Whisenhunt emphasized, "and we're going to stay with Zach."
Here's the scouting report on Mettenberger from NFL.com's Nolan Nawrocki: "Pure dropback, strong-armed thrower who will require patient, confidence-building play-calling and a clean pocket to function at a high level in the NFL. Has starter talent in a vertical, downfield passing attack if he can learn to take command of a huddle and continue progressing as a decision-maker." Mettenberger under center could be a good thing for Justin Hunter, who is the Titans' best deep threat. Conversely, Kendall Wright may not see as many short passes if Mettenberger insists on pushing the ball down the field.
Jake Locker will get MRI on thumbSunday, October 5, 2014, 7:35pm
Jake Locker is once again injured for the Tennessee Titans. The team's starting quarterback left the second quarter of Sunday's 29-28 loss against the Cleveland Browns with a right thumb injury and remained out.
Titans coach Ken Whisenhunt said after the game that's he's not sure how serious the injury is. Locker added he will have an MRI on Monday.
Locker was hurt on a play that saw Browns cornerback Buster Skrine hit the quarterback high as he was attempting a third-down pass attempt in Cleveland territory.
Backup Charlie Whitehurst entered to throw an 11-yard touchdown strike to Kendall Wright. Whitehurst finished the game 13 of 21 for 194 yards and two touchdowns. He would get the start if Locker is again unable to play in Week 6 - a matchup against the Jaguars.
Sunday, August 31, 2014, 6:51pm
The Tennessee Titans have claimed wide receivers Kris Durham off waivers.
Durham caught 38 passes for 490 yards and two touchdowns with the Detroit Lions last season.
The Titans also claimed T.J. Graham earlier today and it's another interesting claim for a team pretty deep at WR. Durham will at best be the team's WR4 behind Kendall Wright, Nate Washington and Justin Hunter.
Sunday, August 31, 2014, 2:41pm
One of the more notable wide receivers released on Saturday has quickly found a new home.
The Titans have been awarded ex-Bills wideout T.J. Graham on waivers, Adam Caplan of ESPN reported Sunday.
A 2012 third-round pick out of N.C. State, the 25-year-old Graham was a 17-game starter for Buffalo in his two seasons with the club, hauling in 23 passes for 361 yards and two touchdowns in 2013. He will provide depth behind Nate Washington and Kendall Wright and could contribute immediately in three- and four-WR sets.
The move leaves the Titans with six receivers, with Justin Hunter, Derek Hagan and Michael Preston the other options at the position.
Tuesday, August 26, 2014, 9:32am
Titans WR Nate Washington didn't look like a 30-year old when he outran the Falcons' secondary Saturday night, scoring on a 63-yard bomb from Jake Locker.
His tank looked plenty full during his acrobatic sideline catch when he out-muscled an Atlanta corner to complete the grab.
Players like Kendall Wright and Justin Hunter have received most of the offseason headlines among Titans receivers – and deservedly so. Wright is an emerging star who led the Titans in receptions in 2013 with 94. Hunter has been widely regarded as a breakout candidate in 2014.
But don't sleep on Nate Washington. He might not be a guy who wants the limelight, but he still has plenty to offer entering his 10th NFL season.
Wright seems pretty safe as the team's WR1, but Justin Hunter could compete a little with Washington for playing time and snaps. Last year Hunter played just 36% of the snaps while Washington saw 82%. But with OC Ken Whisenhunt now running things, there's a chance both Hunter and Washington are involved. We consider Washington the teams WR3 in terms of fantasy and rank him lower than both Wright and Hunter.
Titans Beat: WR Kendall Wright is team's 'best player...by a good margin'Wednesday, August 13, 2014, 6:50pm
Titans beat writer Paul Kuharsky:
Kendall Wright is the Titans' best player right now, by a good margin.
He's caught everything thrown to him, by whichever quarterback, over whichever defender, against whatever coverage.
I like the Titans' overall weaponry. Justin Hunter, Nate Washington, Delanie Walker, Dexter McCluster and Bishop Sankey offer a nice serving plate of solid options in addition to Wright.
But Wright is 1A, very much at the top of the list, his name absolutely in capital letters.
Make them bold, too.
Wright caught 94 passes for 1,079 yards, but only found the endzone twice. He's not likely to become a major force in the redzone, though new HC Ken Whisenhunt had success around the goal line with a similar player (Eddie Royal) in San Diego. Royal scored six of his eight TDs from inside the 15-yard line (typically on quick screens), so Whisenhunt may elect to use Wright in the same way.
Friday, August 1, 2014, 10:40am
Titans writer Joe Fann: Kendall Wright continues to be the star amongst the receivers. He and Jake Locker connected numerous times, both saying after practice that they're chemistry is great together. Wright did drop one pass over the middle which was the first drop I'd seen from him in three days.
Titans WR Kendall Wright has lost weight, gained disciplineThursday, July 31, 2014, 1:33pm
Tom Gower of Total Titans discusses WR Kendall Wright:
There are a couple specific areas of Wright's game to pay attention to in 2014. First, can Jake Locker find him downfield? As I noted in the comments section of Rivers' column, Locker has gone just 4-for-23 when targeting Wright more than 10 yards downfield. Ryan Fitzpatrick and Matt Hasselbeck have had more success finding Wright down the field, though even so he hasn't been the vertical seam threat we saw at Baylor and expected him to be in the NFL.
The second thing to watch for Wright is his continued work on reshaping his body. He dropped 14 pounds last offseason to get to 187, which seemed to lead to better movement on the field. He noted earlier this week (video link) the new coaching staff had asked him to drop a little additional weight to improve his speed and his endurance and ability to stay on the field. He noted he's now at 184 pounds and his belly is gone.
The other thing to come from that interview, beyond his weight, is his role in the offense is likely to change. He noted he's learning every wide receiver position, which is something Dowell Loggains talked about about every receiver doing last season. More importantly, though, he noted the new coaching staff (though position coach Shawn Jefferson is a holdover) is asking him to be more disciplined in his routes instead of giving him the opportunity to freelance and adjust his route like he had from the old regime last year. It's interesting to get confirmation of that, which I wondered about at times watching them, and will be interesting to see if Wright can be as productive in a more disciplined system. I'm confident that unless he gets hurt Wright will play a lot and catch a lot of balls in 2014. I don't know if that will end up meaning 70 catches (the low end) or over 100 (the higher end). My guess is that however many catches he ends up with he's more likely to be closer to 12.0 yards per catch than the 15.4 in Jim Wyatt's projections.
Wright's downfield numbers with Locker are worrisome, but with Ken Whisenhunt running the offense, we have confidence that the unit will be improved and that he'll put Locker and Wright in the best position to make plays. As for Wright's lack of involvement in the red zone, don't be surprised if Whisenhunt dials up WR screens around the 10-yard line with regularity -- he coaxed eight touchdowns out of slot receiver Eddie Royal last season.
Tuesday, July 29, 2014, 5:13pm
Under the previous coaching staff, Titans wide receiver Kendall Wright was given unique freedom to run routes the way he saw fit, as long as he ended up at the right place at the right time.
Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick described it — in complimentary fashion — as "streetballer-ish" and "freewheeling," while offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains just called it creative.
Whatever the term, it worked pretty well, as Wright caught 94 passes for 1,079 yards in 2013. But with a new coaching staff come new roles and responsibilities.
Wright will be expected to adapt not only to a more disciplined approach to route-running, but also to a more disciplined approach at the buffet table, where coaches hope to trim his weight to increase his speed.
Wright is ranked highest of the Titan WRs on our list and we project him for over 1,000 yards and 88 catches while projecting as a WR3 on your fantasy team. The good news is, according to the story, Wright doesn't seemed too phased about losing some freedom on his routes.
Monday, July 28, 2014, 11:56am
The Titans are going to throw downfield more, and they will be counting on Justin Hunter to make a big contribution as they expand in that department. That, in turn, will help create opportunities underneath.
This article is mainly about the variety of options QB Jake Locker has this season. Even rookie Bishop Sankey is reliable out of the backfield catching the ball, assuming he takes over as the starter. Kendall Wright is our highest ranked Titan receiver at 28th, though. So while there may be options, from a fantasy perspective a lot of the Titans players will at least only start out as depth on your roster.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014, 9:17am
He's been called a journeyman and a survivor.
Both fit veteran wide receiver Derek Hagan, who's just glad he got a call from the Titans last month. Now it's safe to call him something else — a contender.
Hagan didn't play in 2013 after the Buccaneers released him following training camp. He continued to train, but wondered whether he'd get another shot. Then the Titans, who saw a couple of their undrafted wideouts go down with injuries, asked him to town for a workout. They signed him to a one-year deal.
Is it realistic to think Hagan could make the roster? Anyone who watched the 6-foot-2, 210-pounder participate in minicamp last month saw that he definitely looked the part.
"You can just tell he knows what he is doing," cornerback Blidi Wreh-Wilson said. "He knows how to get open and things like that. He really impressed me right off the bat."
According to the story, one thing working in Hagan's favor is there are no locks to make the Titans roster after Nate Washington, Kendall Wright and Justin Hunter. Michael Preston and Marc Mariani are considered next in line, while another journeyman, Brian Robiskie, also is trying to continue his career. Hagan is a ways away from being fantasy relevant, however.
Sunday, July 6, 2014, 12:32pm
Torrey Smith, a second-round pick in 2011, enters the final year of his rookie contract with no current indication that the Ravens are prepared to extend his deal.
In his third season, Smith cracked the 1,000-yard barrier for the first time, generating 1,128 yards on a career-high 65 catches. That puts Smith at No. 17 among all pass-catchers, and it creates a potential conundrum regarding his worth.
On one hand, Smith had a great year given the lack of complementary weapons. On the other hand, a high-end wideout should have had even better numbers, especially without players like Anquan Boldin (who was traded in the 2013 offseason) and tight end Dennis Pitta (who missed most of the year with a dislocated hip) not siphoning off throws.
This year Smith will battle with Pitta, newly signed WR Steve Smith, newly signed TE Owen Daniels and even WR Jacoby Jones for catches. We rank Torrey Smith 26th among WRs with an ADP of the 7th round. We think he'll break the 1,100-yard receiving mark, however, his projected 4.4 TDs is second lowest to only Kendall Wright among our top-30 WRs.
Saturday, June 28, 2014, 2:16pm
The Titans have their starting receivers in veteran Nate Washington, rising star Kendall Wright and promising Justin Hunter.
But who will take the role as the fourth receiver when the season opens at Kansas City on Sept. 7?
Michael Preston, second-year pro, has taken every opportunity to stand out to the coaches, especially wide receivers coach Shawn Jefferson.
"He is my jack of all trades," Jefferson said at the conclusion of organized team activities. "He knows all the positions. I can plug him in anywhere, he hustles, blocks, and is a great teammate."
Kendall Wright working to break more tacklesMonday, June 16, 2014, 10:34am
"I am not satisfied," Titans WR Kendall Wright said. "I know I am a better football player and I have room to get better. I can easily do a whole lot better."
Specifically, he wants to break a lot more tackles. He feels like if he'd been more slippery, his yardage total could have been even more staggering on his 94 catches, which ranked seventh in the NFL.
"Some of the short passes that I caught, I maybe let the first person tackle me," Wright said. "I have to break that tackle and get way more yards than I did. And that is what I am working on — my explosiveness. It is great to get 1,000 yards. But I want to do a whole lot more after the catch. I need to make more guys miss."
Wright caught 94 passes for 1,079 yards, but only found the endzone twice. He's not likely to become a major force in the redzone, though new HC Ken Whisenhunt had success around the goal line with a similar player (Eddie Royal) in San Diego. Royal scored six of his eight TDs from inside the 15-yard line (typically on quick screens), so Whisenhunt may elect to use Wright in the same way.
Titans WR coach cautiously optimistic about Justin HunterFriday, June 6, 2014, 1:49pm
Titans WR coach Shawn Jefferson on Nate Washington, Kendall Wright and Justin Hunter:
On Washington: "He's a stud. Man, he's a pro. He's leading the group right now and he seems to be in the best shape of his life. He has been making plays out here from Day One. Right now, he's in midseason form. And the group goes as he goes."
On Wright: "He's our X-factor / game-changer. This guy can do it all. He is special without the ball in his hands, drawing coverage, and he's special with the ball in his hands. He is a matchup nightmare for the defense, and he's a hard-working, serious-minded football player."
On Hunter: "He can be the receiver that puts us in the playoffs, and helps us win our division. With the growth he is going to go through, if he can keep progressing he can be the receiver that puts us over the edge. He has that much potential. He has great ability, and has gotten bigger. But keep in mind this is just his second season in the league and he is learning his second offense. He is coming on, but he has to keep working. I like the course he is on."
Wright (#30) currently leads the trio in our rankings, with Washington (#62) and Hunter (#77) up next. It's interesting that Jefferson tried to lower expectations for Hunter by talking about how this is 'just' his second season and that he's learning his second offense in two years. Hunter has breakout potential (as Jefferson mentioned), but we wouldn't be surprised if Washington scored more fantasy points in 2014.
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Friday, April 8, 2011
Fabric Storage Cubbies
26 comments:
- Karrie said...
Love the shelf! It looks fab.
- April 8, 2011 at 11:02 PM
- Chris said...
Jess, the shelf is wonderful! I love how cozy and functional your crafty space is. All the happy colors together look wonderful.
- April 8, 2011 at 11:06 PM
- pinksuedeshoe said...
This. Looks. Amazing. I LOVE how it turned out. If I ever have a spare wall in my craft room again I am so making one of these! LOVE it!
- April 8, 2011 at 11:11 PM
- Lena said...
That is such a good idea. I looks great. I'm glad to see you can still get some projects done with the new baby around :)
- April 8, 2011 at 11:54 PM
- Kristin said...
I love it!
Makes me wish I had less fabric :-)
And I think it would look great with or without the labels!
- April 9, 2011 at 12:17 AM
- katherine said...
everything you do just amazes me! so jealous that you have a sewing room like that :)
- April 9, 2011 at 2:14 AM
- Emily said...
Well done! Looks great!
- April 9, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- Jessica said...
the shelf looks great! its functional and makes that corner just pop! great job!!
- April 9, 2011 at 7:54 AM
- Erin said...
this is fantastic! functional and pretty! i like it just how it is-- no labels. that way the focus is on the fabric and the great colors.
- April 9, 2011 at 8:04 AM
- Julia said...
I am envious!
- April 9, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- Angel said...
looks great--stick with no labels = )
- April 9, 2011 at 11:55 AM
- Tanya said...
You're certainly a multi-talented gal!
- April 9, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Cook Clean Craft said...
That is such a pretty way to store fabric, and it looks fabulous with your thread on the shelf.
I wouldn't bother with the labels, but then, I'm a bit a lazy on finishing touches!
- April 9, 2011 at 4:24 PM
- Sheila said...
I vote NO to the lables. We can all see whats there without trying to read a lable. Then if you change to something else, no lable change. Love the cubbies.
- April 9, 2011 at 8:23 PM
- Jessabells said...
Great job with the cubbies! I wish I had that much fabric. I agree with most of the others, skip the labels.
- April 9, 2011 at 9:34 PM
- PinkGranny said...
It looks terrific. I would leave it as is too. What an inspiring sewing space. "You go girl."
- April 9, 2011 at 9:37 PM
- Cerise said...
I love it! One day I'll have a sewing room and be able to make one of those for myself! It looks fantastic!
- April 9, 2011 at 11:33 PM
- K. the Littlest Crafter said...
This is wonderful! I also like how it looks like a piece of artwork on the wall. I'm surprised you didn't decide to do that entire wall with a shelf like that for all your fabric.
- April 10, 2011 at 10:46 AM
- Jess said...
I love how it looks-and the color!
- April 11, 2011 at 12:38 AM
- youresomartha said...
this turned out great! i have saved for my inspiration files. for when i hopefully someday have a craft/sewing room - i can dream (i am very jealous of yours!)
- April 14, 2011 at 11:41 AM
- Kayla said...
Not to label.
- April 14, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- Ana Carla Benet said...
Amei, queria um também!
- May 13, 2011 at 8:07 PM
- Chickypoo209 Boutique said...
Absolutely wonderful! LOVE this, hoping to have hubby take a look and get inspired to make one for me :-)
- June 9, 2011 at 5:44 PM
- selfstroage said...
What an interesting post! Really outstanding. Hope you provide such updated information time to time.
- August 24, 2011 at 1:27 AM
- Kara said...
You did such a fabulous job-I love how it turned out! I don't think it needs labels, it's perfect just as it is. :)
- February 16, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- ¡Quiero aprender! said...
Me gusta mucho el trabajo, práctico y muy útil! Felicitaciones!!!
Me harán falta un par, ja, ja, ja!
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[QUOTE=DefenseWinsChampionships2;3114217]lol, looks like Rex Ryan is having some fun out there
Stick to running this 3-4 Defense Rex...Stick to running out 3-4 Defense because Vernon Gholston is waiting to be turned into a Suggs/Thomas type of pass rusher. Do your thing Rex, do your thing.[/QUOTE]
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Blake Bortles earned his first start of his NFL career but the Jaguars fell to the Falcons 24-14 in the preseason finale at EverBank Field.
"We felt like we wanted him to go through what it feels like to start," coach Gus Bradley said. "Just adding to his body of work."
Chad Henne suited up for the Jags but he did not play as the team prepares for the season opener against the Eagles on Sept. 7.
Bortles was impressive once again, completing four-of-six passes for 68 yards and a touchdown. Bortles found Marqise Lee (pictured below) for a 57-yard TD on the opening play of the second quarter.
"It's a good opportunity, a good chance to go out there and improve on things and try to get better," Bortles said of his first start.
The fourth preseason game serves as one final chance for the players fighting for a roster spot. NFL teams have until Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. to reduce their rosters to 53 players. New league rules allow teams to keep 10 players on their practice squads, up from eight players a year ago.
"We're going to have to make some tough decisions. I do have genuine appreciation for their efforts," Bradley said. "They gave us all they've got. We have some tough decisions ahead of it."
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Modern, comfortable and cosy self-catering accommodation for all seasons
The property is completely embraced by the intimate forested hills that form the unique region of Haloze. This small Slovenian gem is as yet undiscovered and virtually unspoilt. The hills are dotted with small vineyards and ancient forests giving it an intoxicating loveliness that you will find hard to forget. There is a gentle deception of complete isolation but no more than 10 minutes by car brings you to the village of Podlehnik and the main road for either Croatia, Austria, Hungary or the capital Ljubljana, Ptuj, Maribor, Koper and Trieste.
Ideal for people who love walking cycling or hiking, Or perhaps you just want to relax and soak up the beautiful views and listen to the sound of nature.
Lavender House Haloze is built into the hillside with two levels.
The first floor; living room and kitchen are open plan. The living space has a sofa bed, two comfortable arm chairs, coffee table, radio/CD player and a DVD player with screen and selection of DVDs
A fitted kitchen area with combined electric/gas cooker, hot and cold water, fridge, extractor, work surface, table and chairs.
There is a shower room plus sink and beday all with hot and cold water. Separate WC. A small utility room with washing machine and clothes dryer.
In the lower floor there is two bedrooms. First bedroom has a double bed and a set of bunk bedside tables, lamps, chest of draws, wardrobe.. The second bedroom has a double bed, bedside tables and wardrobe. One bathroom with a shower, washbasin with WC.
The bedrooms are on the lower level accessible via an external
We are pet friendly and we can supply pet beds, pet blankets, food and water bowl.
Haloze is an endlessly green kingdom of serenity and beauty with a landscape of fairy tale castles, ancient woodlands, divine wines with special people, seemingly possessing a soul which never leave visitors indifferent.
On foot or by bike. Whichever option you choose you cannot choose wrong. Haloze was made for wandering on her slopes, hills and valleys slowly on foot or slightly faster and with more effort by pedalling a bike. Many tourist farms and wine shops are located along these routes. Some of them offer tasting and enjoyment of home made specialities, from bread and meat, from tünka to wine, cheese and much, much more
The hiking paths in the region offer ideal conditions for walking in the natural environment and among kind people. One of the most popular paths is undoubtedly the Haloze hiking path passing through communities of Zavr?, Cirkulane, Videm, Podlehnik and Majšperk and the castle of Borl all the way to Donacka mountain. The entire path is marked by red-and-white carnations and is divided into four stages; each stage requires 3 to 4 hours walk
Only 20 minutes from the house will bring you to the oldest town in Slovenia town, Ptuj. This lovely old town has 2000 years of history with its Romanesque and medieval architecture. Strolling through the old town it's easy to feel a connection with an age long past. But it's a town for people of all ages and tastes with many café/bars, restaurants and a large variety of shops and supermarkets. Ptuj also has the largest Terme (thermal spar and water park). The river Drava runs along the southern outskirts of the town and from Ptuj castle you will see the hills of Haloze in the distance.: Ptuj, wine cellar archives with the oldest Slovene wine from 1917, imposing castle above the city cultural and historical sights in the immediate vicinity: Mithraic temple, Dominican and Minorite monastery.
The Ptuj Lake is the largest artificial lake in Slovenia. In the summertime you can rent kayaks for rowing at Ranca, go sailing on the lake, or enter the sailing school. On city holidays you can compete in the traditional 'Ranca' boat competition on the Drava River. They also give lessons on the weekends to all ages
As well as a good selection of local organised recreational activities, hiking and cycling are very popular throughout Slovenia with many choices of mapped routes( and we can supply you bikes).
Guests at the thermal baths and wellness centre of Ptuj,(which is the largest in Slovenia) can enjoy themselves in four outdoor pools with a wave machine and a waterslide as well as two indoor pools with a whirlpool and hydrotherapy.
Horse Riding; Whether you are an experienced rider or riding for the first time, riding through beautiful clearings and around the hillsides of the town, riding on the bank of the river Drava or in a horse-drawn carriage, are activities that should not be missed. Horse-riding clubs and some tourist farms offer the opportunity to ride horses whether you are a professional or a beginner.
Boating/Water sports; Ptuj's lake is the largest artificial lake in Slovenia. Its surface measures 4,1km2. In summer you can rent a kayak or rowing boat by the lake in Ranca or even sail on the lake, either alone or by registering at the school of sailing.
Just a short walk from the old town is the golf course, which is special for its diverse grounds and numerous water obstacles. The course extends over 50 hectares and is well known for its green plots and water features One of the best courses in Slovenia. The golf course has a lot to offer; from its demanding 18 holes to the beautiful surroundings, including a magnificent view of the townscape
Tennis; Ptuj and its surroundings have a large selection of tennis courts, all in good condition and close by Ptuj's thermal baths.
Jurjev sejem (George's Fair) opens the season for traditional fairs in Ptuj. It takes place on the streets and squares of the town on April 23. There are approximately 150 manufacturers and sellers from all over Slovenia that gather on this fair and offer a great variety of products. On this day a Medieval market is also organized.
Ožbaltov sejem (Oswald's Fair) takes place on the streets and squares of the town on August 5. This is also the day of the Ptuj Municipality, so there are many organized events all over the town.
Katarinin sejem (Catherine's Fair) takes place on the streets and squares of the town on November 25. There is the largest number of sellers offering the greatest variety of goods at this very fair. This is also the fair where second hand goods are mostly traded.
Cvetli?ni sejem (Floral Fair)
In spring and in days before November 1 two floral fairs take place in Ptuj.
Pustni sejem (Carnival Fair takes place in days before the Carnival and during the Carnival. The date is determined according to day of Shrove Tuesday. Usually it comes after the Candlemas, which falls on February 2 every year. The goods offered are carnival accessories and decorations.
In December there is also Christmas and New Year Fair. You can visit the stands with dried fruit, Christmas decorations and holiday gifts.
There are numerous airports you can choose from to reach us. Graz 1hr 30mins, Ljubljana 1hrs 30mins, Klagenfurt 2hrs and Zagreb approx 50 mins.
- Suitability:
- Events Allowed
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Una Watts or Chris Reich
Chris and Una met some years ago in Cambridge UK, Chris being a school teacher with a love of drawing and painting, Una working in the care sector with a love of nature and a more traditional way of life. Both realizing that they shared the same dream of one day changing their lifestyle, trying something new, learning new skills and leaving the hustle and bustle of a demanding city life. Una touring around Slovenia on holiday with her sister stumbled upun Haloze, so taken with its unique natural beauty immediately fell in love, arriving home to tell Chris that she had not only found their new home but had purchased it in the lovely hills of Haloze. Chris and Una moved to Slovenia in 2007 and through all the trials and tribulations of a new life have not looked back since.
Una Watts or Chris Reich purchased this house in 2006
Why Una Watts or Chris Reich chose Styria
Haloze is one of driest regions of Slovenia topped with one of the lowest crime rates in Europe it is so easy to enjoy long sunny days, spectacular Autumn time, snowy white Winters followed by the beautiful blossom on the wild fruit trees growing freely around her hills and valleys.
What makes this house unique
Built into the hillside with spectacular views all around, offers an intimate experience of Haloze and its inhabitants. Sitting on the large covered veranda observing the wildlife in the forested hills, admiring the small local vineyards. Walking around the tops of the hills looking down into its valleys filled with flora and fauna is a delight. For more adventure, hiking into the ancient forests with the small streams and brooks is a magical experience for all to enjoy.


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I'm halfway through reading the first book in the trilogy. I can't put it down - addictive reading!
Here's a picture I drew of Katniss Everdeen in the upcoming movie:
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Very talented! I just finished the series last night. I won't reveal anything, but I can't wait to talk about it!
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Thank you! I feel like I'm the only one who hasn't finished the trilogy, but
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NASA snaps Sun in super STEREO
NASA has released the first images from its twin Solar TErrestrial RElations Observatory (STEREO) probes as they moved into position on opposite sides of the Sun. STEREO image of the Sun. Pic: NASA The above snap shows the far side of the Sun captured on 2 February, when the two spacecraft weren't quite separated by 180 …
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The Sun.
(it's an extra fiver a month to get it in HD)
But does it have Page 3?
Where did you get that bottom photo - top background material !
Re: Coor
Here you go:
knowing about a massive solar event that's going to destroy life as we know 6 months before it happens will make all the difference - we'll all, for one, have the opportunity to make millions buying shares in the companies that make the paper bags we'll all be putting over our heads.
or spade makers
...so we can bury our heads in the sand.
The sun spins
The sun rotates on its axis once every 24 days at its equator, and about once every 34 days at its poles. During those 24-34 days, the Earth moves, so a point on the sun faces the Earth about every 26 days. A part of the sun we cannot see will face Earth in about 7 to 21 days, not six months.
Sun tans
Hope those sats have got some serious sun-cream if they're staying up there for 8 years.
Yes, yes...I'm going.
By the way, there's an app for that
"3D SUN" by Dr. Tony Phillips, LLC.
It's free. And very very good.
(iOS Apple, not sure about other platforms...)
Old Hat
So when is the QUADROPHONIC mission scheduled to launch?
The "QUite ADvanced Remotely Operated PHOtographicly Nimble Imaging Contraption" perhaps?
"spitting flares and clouds of plasma"
OMG is Wm Blake alive and well and living at NASA?
Blake was a noted naturist - you'd (almost) hardly expect him not to be, given his (more famous) aversion to dark, satanic mills. But I have to wonder whether Blake at NASA today might not have got a bit weary by now of this neverending cosmological voyeurism, the space-tourism-syndrome-by-proxy, the tedious enthusiasm to flaunt yet more holiday snaps of strange places away from boring old Gaia. He would recognize the oddness of being so blase about technology.
One needs some sort of explanation along those lines to account for the scant progress made in astronomy since satellites and telescope have multiplied data millions of times since Sputnik. The common IT confusion between data and information won't cut it, as astronomy is not (yet) software engineering. Why, one might ask, have so few theories been falsified by all that data?
Case in point: bottom picture. Source is not credited, so what I may be seeing is merely a processing artefact, but I see something axisymmetrical. Something like a planetary nebula, which more and more can be seen in detail to have axial symmetry. My question is: where is this predicted in Eddington's theory of stars?
And did those feet, in naked times. . .
The naked truth about Blake is that he was a noted naturist?
Are you really, really sure about that?
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