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Well, I stopped in today. Lots of cold cuts, cheeses, etc. mainly Boars Head (I prefer Thuman).
But, .I am primarily interested in prepared foods. They were sparse in that regard. I bought Chicken Francaise and Lasagna. Both had issues...Lasagna had all the components but they weren't spread evenly and it because of that it was dry. Chicken also didn't suit me since it had much too much lemon.
There was a large empty case which looked as though it will hold pastries.
It was disappointing since I was hoping for something like Joe Leones in Pt. Pleasant or Drew's Market in Spring Lake Hgts.
I'll probably try again after they are open longer.
We stopped by Sunday afternoon as well. Just looked, didn't buy anything. Nothing jumped out at me and it seemed they didn't have a lot of prepared items. I may go back but I tend to go to the Speakeatery
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What happens when somebody dies and you don't feel particularly sad? We all know that it's basic human decency to crumple a bit and mourn the loss of someone we know when they pass, but what if you just can't muster those feelings? What if that person was kind of awful, and you aren't glad they're dead but you're not losing a bunch of sleep over it, either? That's a messy bunch of feelings, and it's part of the premise of The Wake of Jamey Foster. Penned by Beth Hanley, the play deals with the death of its titular character and the reactions of his unconventional family. Mr. Foster meets his end while consorting with a mistress in a pasture and was generally a total tool throughout his life. As his family - including his wife and his brother - gathers to mourn him, they must fight through their complicated feelings for Jamey and for each other as they lay him to rest. The Wake of Jamey Foster is a dark and funny rumination about the eccentricities and untidy feelings associated with family. The play will be staged at Pocket Sandwich Theater, 5400 East Mockingbird Lane, Suite 119, through June 30. Show times are 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 7 p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $10 to $20. Visit pocketsandwich.com.
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When we were looking at schools for our child, many folks suggested MSD- but honestly I wasn't sure about the 'Montessori' aspect. When I finally went to see the school, all my preconceived ideas disappeared. Sending my child to MSD was the best choice I could have made, this was especially true last year when she was diagnosed with learning differences. I had the support and knowledge of her whole teaching staff (and the administrative staff), and continue to have it everyday. And now with their support, she is excelling and loving school. I love how she is not only learning how to read and write and do math but how they incorporate cultural and environmental and social ideas into everything. If you want a balanced, compassionate child who knows how to deal with conflict and be confident - MSD is the school for you.
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My child learned 'social graces', but that's where it stops. There is no good academics to speak of. A lot of hype without any substance. If you like to hob-knob, this is the school for you. Not much beyond that.
We love MSD! It's a warm, secure, stimulating place for my child to learn and grow! The faculty and staff are open and helpful and caring. There is a strong sense of community which makes us feel so comfortable and welcome. I also like the emphasis on being 'green' and environmentally conscious. I can't say enough about this great place.
Horrible school! As an experienced parent of three sons, I can say that out of 9 schools, from preschool to high school, and over the course of 16 years of school for my kids, this was, without a doubt, the worst experience. It's actually the only school we've been a part of that we've left with negative feelings. My son's teacher was a night mare...mean, un-nuanced, dishonest. We got NO support from the administration. It's fair as Montessori's go. However, they were not careful with my son, were totally unconcerned with this little guy and his self concept. Poohey on them!!! I will never stop regretting every day we were there.
I had a life changing experience in this school as a parent. ALl of the teac hers really knew my son and alwasy took the time to meet with me for a special check in when I had a concern. They took into account my son's skills and challenges and worked to accelerate and broaden his academic accomplishments. We just left the school after 6 years and I have never been so sad to leave a community. My son was accepted into every independent school he applied for because of the great foundation the teachers gave him at this amazing school.
Excellent school - my daughter a very gifted child - and her teacher was able to keep her challenged based on the individualized curriculum. Learning is fun and engaging for her. She can't wait to get to school everyday and feels strong connections with her teachers based on multiple age classrooms. Parent education helped to strengthen my own skills as well. Amazing community - always feel welcome - not cliquey at all!
I can't say enough about the education my child received while attend MSD from K to 6th grade. She is knowledgeable about subject matter, is able to collect data, engage in meaningful dialog and has an extensive vocabulary. Thanks to these remarkable teachers and the supportive administration our experience was exceptional.
MSD is hit or miss. Some of the teachers are very interactive and really know their subject matter, while others are just not as well versed. The curriculum is not for every child-it works well for kids who are independent and average learners, but for those who are more gifted-types, the challenge just isn't there.The administration is overall very cliquey and detached.
This is a great school! I love being part of this parent community that is fun, open, and helpful. The curriculum is amazing. I can't believe what my son tells me about his day at school. I get lots of info about classroom studies and school events. I feel lucky that we got accepted!
We have been very pleased with teachers and curriculum - administration is Ok - would like more feedback on what goes on in the classroom instead of just info on fundraisers
While we appreciate the teaching philosophy, we find the school administration and overall style of the school to be uppity and cold. We are strongly considering pulling our daughter out of the school because everything (except for one teacher) feels rigid and heartless.
MSD is a very warm, caring environment where children learn to respect each other and the environment in which they live. The staff are top notch, responsive and professional. Our daughter loves going to school every day. We couldn't be happier with our experience!
We had a horrible experience at this school. Please be very careful to evaluate the teachers and dig deep into the administration's representations regarding 'average' tenure at the school.
This is the only Montessori accrediated Montessori school in Colordao and the only Montessori school accediated by the Association of Colorado Independent Schools (ACIS). The curriulum is well thought out, mapped out and incorporates best education methods as well as Montessori philosophy and materials. The school meets the needs of children from 3-12 years and the program includes Spanish, PE, Music, Art and Library skills in addition to academics. The Parent Association is highly involved and parents are welcome members of our community. This is a great school!
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I was walking around an REI yesterday during a visit to Phoenix, AZ and couldn't believe how many winter jackets were on the floor and then I realized we're halfway through September and Winter will be here soon for many SSD readers.
Serendipity or not, Arc'teryx LEAF just released a video of the revised Atom LT hoody that they unveiled during January's SHOT Show. The video gives you a great look a the features of this jacket.
I've owned an Atom LT for years. It's remained my go to Insulation layer and I can wear it alone without a shell most of the time in my home area of the Tidewater of Virginia. It gets cold, wet and windy but the Atom LT keeps me very comfortable. I've long said that the Atom LT remains the best value for the Arc'teryx LEAF customer and if you can only afford one piece, this is the one to buy.
The Atom LT consists of three main materials. The 60g Coreloft insulation that keeps you toasty, Gossamera™ fabric softshell that is both comfortable and quiet and the Polartec® Power Stretch® underarm side panels that offer stretch and breathability while on the move. These components all work together to offer a jacket that's not only comfortable but also looks great.
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Smartphones often serve as 'digital assistants', managing schedules, booking reservations and otherwise assisting with day-to-day plans. In theory, smartphones should play a similar role in travel planning. But do consumers actually use mobile technology to arrange travel logistics? If not, what is preventing them from doing so? To further explore this topic, Euromonitor turned to its global network of analysts in over 80 countries, uncovering the trends they see among consumers in their local area.
Most Use Computers Rather than Mobiles to Book Travel
Mobile technology may be proliferating across the globe, but laptops and desktops are still the go-to channel for booking travel, especially when it comes to flights and hotels. In both cases, well over 90% of analysts report that consumers in their country typically use a computer to make reservations. By contrast, slightly over 20% agree that smartphone apps or mobile websites via smartphones are mainstream booking methods. Most consumers also rely on a laptop or desktop to book a rental car, though booking in person is also a common option for many. In-person reservations are even more popular when it comes to arranging activities at a destination. Meanwhile, one third of analysts report that consumers in their country book hotels and rental cars over the phone - evidence that hearing a human voice remains important to many consumers.
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If there's one thing that all kids want all over the place, it's candy, candy, and more candy. And did I mention that you should add some candy to that? Hey, give me that candy, brother! I saw it first!
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First of all I want to thank each and every person who entered the free wedding photography contest. It was so incredibly hard for us to narrow down the top three finalists for this contest. I loved reading over each and every love story and I want to personally tell you how much I appreciate them. I wish that I could photograph EVERY wedding entry I got but unfortunately we had to narrow it down to three and then open it up to the voters. I am so thankful that I don't have to pick the winner because I really want to photograph all three of these weddings. So here are the rules:
1) If you have a facebook account GO to my facebook page here:
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Once you have liked my facebook page come back here and vote for your favorite couple.
There will only be one vote allowed per person (Poll Daddy monitors this)
If you are having trouble with facebook you can just vote here but you will not be updated via facebook as the contest progresses. It is important that you stay updated so that you can ask as many friends and family to vote as possible. I will be posting daily (sometimes hourly) updates so you will need to be in the loop to see how the votes are going and if you need to ask more people to vote for your couple. You will not be able to see the results until the end so keep checking in on facebook.
3) Leave some blog love in the comments section below for your favorite couple. It is always fun to hear from your family and friends who are voting!
Thanks for choosing my winner for me! I just couldn't bear it!
Kendon and I first met Kendon in fall 2009, while working towards my degree. I took an internship opportunity at a paper mill called Packaging Corporation of America, and moved from a college town with an estimated population of 53,000 to the much smaller Counce, TN with approximately 2,500 people. Even in such a small town, I noticed how different Kendon was from everyone else. He was respected by everyone around him and he also had the utmost respect for others. He was the absolute definition of a true southern gentleman. The kind that you can only find in stories like Gone With the Wind.
Kendon and I are both avid college football fans, so it didn't take long for us to discover the rivalry between us. Kendon graduated from Mississippi State University in 2004, and with me being a student at Auburn, football season was sure to be a challenge! Especially when Auburn played Mississippi State in the opening SEC game. With the game closely approaching, the rivalry between us grew, with both of us taking sides and talking smack to the other about whose team was going to win. Our first 'unofficial' date was when we hung out to watch our teams play against each other. Luckily for him, my team won, because otherwise, that might have been the end of it. From that day on, our relationship continued to grow, giving us many opportunities for more football games. Kendon is such a gentleman that he always roots for my Tigers, unless, of course they are playing his Bulldogs.
Their love story continued and on September 9th, 2011, early in the morning Kendon planned a sunrise surprise hot air balloon ride over Birmingham where he asked Amanda to marry him, and she of course said yes!
I met my love when I was in the fourth grade. I was only 11 years old and he was 19 years old. He was a family friend of my sister's and he would come with us to the lake with all of her friends. He winked at me after taking me for a ride on the sea-doo, not in any weird/romantic way, after I had thanked him for taking me on a ride. He stole my heart that day. Of course he never knew until about 2 years ago because he was so much older than me and ended up being my youth pastor for four years. Watching him date other people killed me even though I knew there was no way he would even take one look my way. He was my one person that every girl has, the one crush you know you will never get due to circumstances.
When Cham moved to Seattle in January of 2009, I was a Junior at the University of Alabama, 21 years old, and finally wanting to get over my crush after TEN years of secretly loving him. Everyone knew but him. My friends would always joke with me about him and laugh at how ridiculous the situation really was for me. So when he left for Seattle, I typed him a message telling him how i've felt all this time and sent it to finally get over my forever long crush. My roommate at the time almost died laughing when I actually hit the send button. After I sent the message, no response, for a year and a half! Then one day he decided to skype with me and we began to talk every day for hours at a time. I had no idea what was going on but I did not object to his obvious pursuit of me. A couple of days later he told me I was the one for him and asked me if I felt the same way. I said, "YES, for what seems like forever now!!!" We started dating June 4, 2010 and he just now proposed to me December 10, 2011, not only did he propose but he proposed at the exact place where we plan to be married. I was in complete shock and kept telling him, "STOP IT," as he was trying to propose. I was even in jeans in a t-shirt because I clearly had no clue he was ready to ask me to marry him. I am here to say I am marrying the guy of my dreams….literally!
They started there relationship just friends and Jeane dreaming with girlfriends about "who could you see yourself marrying one day". After a missions trip to Italy…
(JEANE) and after about three months of hanging out with mutual friends, it became very obvious that he had intentions to be more than just friends. Finally, in December 2010, he sat me down and explained that he had been interested in dating me for the previous five months. There was just one problem: we both had a desire to go back to Italy as part of a missional team with Campus Crusade and, the organization's policy is that dating couples are not allowed to be on the same missional team. With that in mind, we had to figure out what to do next. It was so clear that we needed to pursue our relationship, but we were both also so sure that we were going back to Italy. After talking through as many different options as possible, Rob was so gracious and sacrificial and decided he would stay in America while I could go back to Salerno just so we could date. , Fast forward through seven months of dating and I had to step onto a plane to head to a different continent without him. There is no question it was one of the hardest things I have ever had to do. After only being here in Salerno for a couple months, I wanted nothing more than to have him come visit me. Like an answered prayer, my parents decided to come visit this December and invited Rob to come along
I (ROB) had known that Jeane Carroll was the girl I would spend the rest of my life with and had already had an engagement ring for over two months. With her parents offering to let me come along with them to see Jeane Carroll, there was no way that I could refuse. I already had everything planned out for when I was going to propose to Jeane Carroll next March and could not wait to get back to Salerno to scope all of the potential proposal spots out. Luckily (or unluckily), I found out when I asked for time off from work to visit Jeane Carroll this December that I probably would not be able to fly to Salerno in the Spring. Within a matter of days, I made up my mind that I would ask Jeane Carroll to marry me when I visited in December with her parents. After talking to her father, the plan was set to propose to her on her birthday, December 4. We were arriving in Salerno on December 3rd, and I knew exactly where and when I was going to do it. Again, there was only one problem; I then had to sit on a plane for over ten hours with an engagement ring in my pocket. Instead of sleeping on the plane, I spent the entire flight thinking how truly blessed I was to marry my best friend. Sometime during hour seven of this, somewhere over Holland to be exact, I decided that I could not stand to wait any longer. It had been almost three months since I had seen Jeane Carroll. There was nothing more I wanted to do the second I saw her than to tell her I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her. As soon as we got to Salerno, I could not wait to get off by ourselves so I could finally stop trying to hide the ring.
Moments after he arrived in Italy he could wait no longer and asked her to marry her out on the terrace in Italy and she obviously said YES! (photo above was taken right after she said yes)
Congratulation to all my couples who entered. It was so fun reading through stories into the wee hours last night. Please make sure you take time to vote below. Voting will end on Dec 24, 2011 at 11:59pm. I can't wait to see who wins!


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Our vacation home is surrounded by a beautiful garden. The cosily decorated winter garden opens up onto the wind-protected terrace enclosed by bushes. It is fully furnished and prettily decorated. We have 3 spacious bedrooms. One of them adjoins a children's room (1 bed, 1 child's bed). From the rooftop terrace, you have a beautiful view of the yacht harbour and the Oosterscheidedamm.
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Marisa Grimm drove in Linda Gipe with the game-winning run in the eighth inning as the Pitman advanced to the final of the Pitman Tournament with a 6-5 win over Riverside. Karlie Crisin went 2-for-3 with a triple and two runs scored, and Hannah Cressman had three hits in the win.
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Looking for things to do with the kids this weekend? From Mother's Day events and "Disney's High School Musical 2" to the Brookhaven Fair, Touch a Truck and more, there are plenty of activities happening on Long Island. Here are my top five picks for family-friendly activities this weekend:
Mommy Appreciation at Long Island Science Center (11 W. Main St., Riverhead). Learn about the miracle of motherhood on Saturday, from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Price: $5, moms visit for free.
Touch a Truck at Eisenhower Park (Hempstead Turnpike, East Meadow). On Saturday, from 11 a.m.-3 p.m., kids can climb all over trucks and vehicles that are usually off-limits, such as big rigs, fire and rescue trucks, police vehicles, boom cranes, military vehicles and more. Held at Eisenhower Park "Kite Field." Rain date is Sunday. Price: Free.
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"Disney's High School Musical 2: On Stage" at Islip Town Hall West (401 Main St., West Islip). On Friday, at 7 p.m.; Saturday, at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. and Sunday, at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m., families can enjoy a special performance of "Disney's High School Musical 2." The teen cast will perform in the evening, the junior cast performs Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Price: $15.
Mother's Day Messages at Maritime Explorium (101 E. Broadway, Port Jefferson). Using a variety of materials, kids will design a message in a bottle to give to their mom or grandmother on Saturday and Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Price: $5.
Brookhaven Fair at Pennysaver Amphitheater at Bald Hill (55 Bicycle Path, Farmingville). On Friday, from 5-11 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday, from noon-11 p.m., check out entertainment, rides, games, fireworks and other attractions. Price: $8.
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Heroes WILL Return, Greg Grunberg Saysby Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Good news: Heroes completed filming on its abysmal fourth season this week.
Bad news: Star Greg Grunberg says complete confidence that the show will return for a fifth season.
"[The season finale] is nowhere near a series finale," he said at the People's Choice Awards. "It is cliffhanger-y and exciting, but it is nowhere near an end to a series that people are so invested in. It does not tie everything up in a neat bow... I don't have any doubt that the show will be back."
Grunberg, of course, has no actual say in whether or not the series returns. Nor does anyone that runs Heroes.
Of course the show wouldn't air a series-concluding episode without word from NBC that it was giving Heroes the ax.
The actor is correct, however, when he cites strong DVD sales and international popularity as two reasons the drama might go on. He's also incredibly off-base when comparing Heroes to another, truly successful, iconic program:
"Lost announced an end [date] and I think that helped both the people working on the show and the people watching it. They see the finish line and I think it gives them something tangible to invest in and be excited about. It's like it's a movie and they want to see the end of it. That's what I hope happens with our show."
In conclusion, based on the way NBC has bumbled the Jay Leno/Conan O'Brien situation - and based on the fact that it clearly has no idea how to run a contending network - anything is possible.
But even long-time fans and posters in our Heroes forum appear sick of this season and hesitant to trust Tim Kring to write a new one. Where do you stand?
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Tim Kring just write a book and if the show continues good,but if not we can atleast read. Write a book and it will sell, we need to have more heroes. I am waiting for the the 5th season, but you can write it if we can't see it, we can picture it. We know the characters, write the book.
They should get rid of the carnival for the 5th season and figure out a reason for Hiro and Peter to go back in time to correct a mistake that was made. And if that happens, they could bring back some of the old cast back. Heroe's is the only show that can correct it's mistakes by going back in time. I think they should take advantage of that ability.
I really liked this season, i have watched (and still watching some of them) quite a bunch of series , like Lost, Prison Break, Flash Forward etc. and i think i can say that Heroes has always been my number 1. It would be a huge shame for the show, if it doesn't come back for a 5th season.
I still love the show and hope it will be back for Season 5. I don't want it to end, but if it does, I would like an announcement of a final season and closure. The writers need to give Peter his full powers back. Sylar as a "Hero"? Sure why not... interesting concept now that Nathan is gone. NBC please do not cancel Heroes!
I've loved the show from the start. I would love It to keep going. But the whole Samual thing and the stupid Carnival can just go away. Give peter his powers back. And stop with all this Sylers good then he's bad thing. It's just annoying. But I love the show. And hope if they do end it. They end it the right way. But I hope they don't end it.
I have watched every show of Heroes and read many reviews of the show and I do agree that there is room for improvement. But I love the show I do not want it to end, but if it does give us some kind of closer. Peter has to get his powers back. They has been taken away for too long. We need to see the old Peter. Also a little more action. Love the show
I've really enjoyed this season. Even though it's not perfect, it has still been entertaining, and I look forward to each new episode. Perhaps, a fan of the show should write the recaps and critiques now and then. It would be refreshing to read a review that doesn't attack the show on a consistent basis.
I love this season. I don't know why everyone else hates it. But i guess i love Heroes so much that the show can do no wrong by me. I'll just have to enjoy it while i can.
@M.L. House thank you for your honesty. You've been hiding for so long behind that "we love Heroes but just want it to get better" bullshit. Saying season5 confirmation is a bad news at least has the merit of being clear about your intentions when you write your inane reviews. But keep going! I keep coming to this site every week just because your retarded recaps are so entertaining!
After the way 'Reaper' was treated (I really liked that show) I don't trust that if the show is axed we would get a proper conclusion. US networks have a habit of not caring about tying up loose ends (hell 'My Name Is Earl' had an awful ending considering what a great show it was) and when the axe falls that's it. What they SHOULD do (and I hope they do if they decide to axe Heroes) is give them a few courtesy episodes to tie anything up, but that's not a given.
I don't trust a word that comes out of Grunberg's mouth, a month ago he was telling us the Petrelli's were both safe (which anyone who believed him was pretty stupid to believe anyway as Nathan was already dead), he's always hyper and over-entusiastic even when things are terrible, he's definately not the cast member I'd trust to reassure me.
But seriously guys, if you don't want the show renewed why the hell have a website dedicated to it?!! You don't come across as fans so why act as though we're supposed to think you care? You clearly don't.


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As a palate-pleasing alternative to traditional pork sausage, my husband and I created this lower-fat version. It's moist, flavorful and delicious. We especially enjoy it for breakfast or brunch. —Carol Heuschkel, Winsted, Connecticut
8 Servings
Prep: 20 min. + chilling Cook: 10 min.
1 dressed and boned rabbit (6 pounds), cut up
2 teaspoons salt
1-1/2 teaspoons rubbed sage
1-1/4 teaspoons white pepper
3/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup finely chopped peeled tart apple
2 tablespoons canola oil
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2 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom (Sleeps 4)
Located in the heart of the picturesque Lourmarin, in one of the oldest village's building, lies the light filled La Toupine Apartment. The old building is nestled in a tiny street just off the main but almost as tiny street going through the village. Everything is directly at your footsteps; restaurant, coffees, bars, shopping, market.. The tiny street Rue du Grand Pré, will lead you through the ancient arched wooden door of the building that was once used as a basketwork fabric. There, step into an inviting courtyard leading to another arched wooden door that opens into a spacious staircase enveloped by classic vaulted limestone work. The light filled apartment is on the top floor, with every window giving access to a beautiful view of the villages' roofs.
La Toupine offers a beautiful living space comfortably accommodating up to four people. This includes two nicely sized bedrooms and an intimate bathroom. The apartment was very recently entirely remodeled, updated and freshly painted. All of the appliances available are new and updated.
One of the bedroom has a queen size bed, and the other has two twin beds or possibility to make a queen bed. Each of the bedroom has large windows opening to the beautiful village's views, and an ancient and traditional decorative fireplace. The two bedrooms are nicely sized and storage places will accommodate all of your belongings. All linens are included.
The bathroom has been renovated and offers an updated bath tub, sink, a large mirror, hair dryer, plenty of storage space. The towels and complimentary bathroom supplies are provided.
The cozy and inviting living/dinning room opens up to a light filled and fully equipped provençal style kitchen. This includes a dishwasher, oven, stoves, fridge, all cooking tools. It will provide you with every necessary elements to easily cook and entertain your family or friends.
There are closet and storage spaces through the entire apartment, as well as a washer and dryer at your disposition in the apartment. WiFi is available, cable television.
There is a nearby and large parking lot only 2 minutes away walking distance, with plenty of parking spaces which are free at all time. We advise to rent a car at your arriving destination, but in any situation, the central location of the apartment lets you freely walk to any bus stops or parking lots.
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- Suitability:
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- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
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Gilberte and Alice are a mother daughter couple, thrilled to offer this charming village apartment for the first time to everyone seeking the true and authentic Provençal experience.
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Photos and Description of this 5 bedroom holiday villa in Chorafakia - Newly Built Villa With Private Pool And Sunset Sea View
Sleeps 10. 5 bedroom villa. Villa Martin is unique in its privacy, the pool area is completely undisturbed. With uninterrupted panoramic sea view and truly romantic sunsets. This modern spacious villa with Wi-Fi internet has all modern facilities including air conditioning throughout. There is a shared tennis court where you can enjoy your afternoon exercise with family and friends. Locally characterized and quiet area.
Villa Martin is a new private luxury five bedroom villa with infinity pool, panoramic sea views overlooking the bay of Kalathas with its fantastic sunsets. Set in its own 4000 square meter plot with a mix of landscaped gardens and olive trees and a preserved land in front, it gives the perfect surroundings for a quiet holiday with built in luxury. The main floor consists of a modern furnished spacious open plan living- and sitting area including a fireplace for the cooler evenings as well as satellite TV and a DVD player. There is also a large, fully equipped modern kitchen including an American refrigerator providing non-stop ice cubes for those hot summer days, and sufficient place setting for up to ten people. Also on this floor you will find a small reading area overlooking the terrace and the ocean and a guest toilet. There is direct access to the terrace and pool area from the kitchen and living room. Cleaning is undertaken 3 times per week and linen change mid-week, additional cleaning can be arranged. There is a shared tennis court where you can enjoy your afternoon exercise with family and friends. The villa has an alarm system, surveillance camera and a private, fenced in parking space. Villa Lux has an appointed Villa Manager who is reachable by phone day and early evening taking care of your requests and questions.
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List of Turner Prize winners and nominees
: the venue for the Turner Prize.
This is a list of winners, and nominees for, the
Turner Prize
(named after the painter J.M.W. Turner), an annual prize presented to a British visual
under 50. It is organized by the Tate Gallery, and since its beginnings in 1984 it has become the United Kingdom's most publicised
Winners and shortlisted artists
Next to each winner's name is a sample work or a summary of their display.
The 1988 shortlist was not published at the time of the prize, and there was no shortlist as such in 1989, although a number of artists other than the winner were "commended".
1984 -
Malcolm Morley
, winner -
Farewell to Crete
(oil painting)
Richard Deacon
Gilbert and George
Howard Hodgkin
Richard Long
1985 -
Howard Hodgkin
, winner -
A Small Thing But My Own
(oil on wood)
Terry Atkinson
Tony Cragg
Ian Hamilton Finlay
Milena Kalinovska
John Walker
1986 -
Gilbert and George
, winner -
Art & Language
Victor Burgin
Derek Jarman
Steven McKenna
Bill Woodrow
1987 -
Richard Deacon
, winner -
To My Face No.1
(Plywood, vinyl and tinc in timber frame)
Patrick Caulfield
Helen Chadwick
Richard Long
Declan McGonagle
Thérèse Oulton
1988 -
Tony Cragg
, winner -
George and the Dragon
(Mixed media)
Lucian Freud
Richard Hamilton
Richard Long
David Mach
Boyd Webb
Alison Wilding
Richard Wilson
1989 -
Richard Long
, winner -
White Water Line
, (China clay and water solution)
Gillian Ayres
Lucian Freud
Giuseppe Penone
Paula Rego
Sean Scully
Richard Wilson
1990 - prize suspended
1991 -
Anish Kapoor
, winner -
(Sandstone and pigment)
Ian Davenport
Fiona Rae
Rachel Whiteread
1992 -
Grenville Davey
, winner -
Damien Hirst
David Tremlett
Alison Wilding
1993 -
Rachel Whiteread
, winner -
Commissioned by Artangel Trust and Beck's (corner of Grove Road and Roman Road, London E3, destroyed 1994)
Hannah Collins
Vong Phaophanit
Sean Scully
1994 -
Antony Gormley
, winner -
Testing a World View
(Cast iron, five pieces)
Willie Doherty
Peter Doig
Shirazeh Houshiary
1995 -
Damien Hirst
, winner -
Mother and Child, Divided
(Steel, GRP composites, glass, silicone sealants, cow, calf, formaldehyde solution)
Mona Hatoum
Callum Innes
Mark Wallinger
1996 -
Douglas Gordon
, winner -
Confessions of a Justified Sinner
(Video installation)
Craigie Horsfield
Gary Hume
Simon Patterson
1997 -
Gillian Wearing
, winner - (Single channel video artwork in colour with sound.)
Christine Borland
Angela Bulloch
Cornelia Parker
1998 -
Chris Ofili
, winner -
No Woman, No Cry
(Acrylic paint, oil paint, polyester resin, paper
, map pins, elephant dung on canvas)
Tacita Dean
Cathy de Monchaux
Sam Taylor-Wood
1999 -
Steve McQueen
, winner -
(16mm black and white film, video transfer, silent).
Jane and Louise Wilson
Steven Pippin
Tracey Emin, whose
My Bed
got the most media attention
2000 -
Wolfgang Tillmans
, winner -
Installation view from the Turner Prize exhibition 2000
Glenn Brown
Michael Raedecker
Tomoko Takahashi
2001 -
Martin Creed
, winner -
The Lights Going On and Off
(Installation at Tate Britain, 5 seconds on / 5 seconds off)
Richard Billingham
Isaac Julien
Mike Nelson
2002 -
Keith Tyson
, winner -
Installation view from the Turner prize exhibition
Fiona Banner
Liam Gillick
Catherine Yass
2003 -
Grayson Perry
, winner
BBC Online
- vases
Jake and Dinos Chapman
Willie Doherty
Anya Gallaccio
2004 -
Jeremy Deller
, winner -
Memory Bucket
(documentary about Crawford, Texas – the hometown of George W Bush – and the siege in nearby Waco)
Kutlug Ataman
Langlands and Bell
Yinka Shonibare
2005 -
Simon Starling
, winner -
(a shed that had been turned into a boat and then into a shed)
BBC news
Darren Almond
Gillian Carnegie
Jim Lambie
2006 -
Tomma Abts
, winner - abstract paintings
Phil Collins
Mark Titchner
Rebecca Warren
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[[Image:tate.britain.arp.750pix.jpg|thumb|[[Tate Britain]]: the venue for the Turner Prize.]] This is a list of winners, and nominees for, the [[Turner Prize]] (named after the painter [[J.M.W. Turner]]), an annual prize presented to a British visual [[artist]] under 50. It is organized by the [[Tate Gallery]], and since its beginnings in [[1984]] it has become the [[United Kingdom]]'s most publicised [[art]] award. ==Winners and shortlisted artists== ''Next to each winner's name is a sample work or a summary of their display.'' The 1988 shortlist was not published at the time of the prize, and there was no shortlist as such in 1989, although a number of artists other than the winner were "commended". * 1984 - '''[[Malcolm Morley]]''', winner - ''Farewell to Crete'' (oil painting) **[[Richard Deacon]] **[[Gilbert and George]] **[[Howard Hodgkin]] **[[Richard Long (artist)|Richard Long]] * 1985 - '''[[Howard Hodgkin]]''', winner - ''A Small Thing But My Own'' (oil on wood) **[[Terry Atkinson]] **[[Tony Cragg]] **[[Ian Hamilton Finlay]] **[[Milena Kalinovska]] **[[John Walker (painter)|John Walker]] * 1986 - '''[[Gilbert and George]]''', winner - ''Coming'' (photo-piece) **[[Art & Language]] **[[Victor Burgin]] **[[Derek Jarman]] **[[Steven McKenna]] **[[Bill Woodrow]] * 1987 - '''[[Richard Deacon]]''', winner - ''To My Face No.1'' (Plywood, vinyl and tinc in timber frame) **[[Patrick Caulfield]] **[[Helen Chadwick]] **[[Richard Long]] **[[Declan McGonagle]] **[[Thérèse Oulton]] * 1988 - '''[[Tony Cragg]]''', winner - ''George and the Dragon'' (Mixed media) **[[Lucian Freud]] **[[Richard Hamilton (artist)|Richard Hamilton]] **[[Richard Long (artist)|Richard Long]] **[[David Mach]] **[[Boyd Webb]] **[[Alison Wilding]] **[[Richard Wilson (installation artist)|Richard Wilson]] * 1989 - '''[[Richard Long (artist)|Richard Long]]''', winner - ''White Water Line'', (China clay and water solution) **[[Gillian Ayres]] **[[Lucian Freud]] **[[Giuseppe Penone]] **[[Paula Rego]] **[[Sean Scully]] **[[Richard Wilson (installation artist)|Richard Wilson]] * 1990 - prize suspended * 1991 - '''[[Anish Kapoor]]''', winner - ''Untitled'' (Sandstone and pigment) **[[Ian Davenport]] **[[Fiona Rae]] **[[Rachel Whiteread]] * 1992 - '''[[Grenville Davey]]''', winner - ''HAL'' (Steel) **[[Damien Hirst]] **[[David Tremlett]] **[[Alison Wilding]] * 1993 - '''[[Rachel Whiteread]]''', winner - ''House'' Commissioned by Artangel Trust and Beck's (corner of Grove Road and Roman Road, London E3, destroyed 1994) **[[Hannah Collins]] **[[Vong Phaophanit]] **[[Sean Scully]] * 1994 - '''[[Antony Gormley]]''', winner - ''Testing a World View'' (Cast iron, five pieces) **[[Willie Doherty]] **[[Peter Doig]] **[[Shirazeh Houshiary]] * 1995 - '''[[Damien Hirst]]''', winner - ''Mother and Child, Divided'' (Steel, GRP composites, glass, silicone sealants, cow, calf, formaldehyde solution) **[[Mona Hatoum]] **[[Callum Innes]] **[[Mark Wallinger]] * 1996 - '''[[Douglas Gordon]]''', winner - ''Confessions of a Justified Sinner'' (Video installation) **[[Craigie Horsfield]] **[[Gary Hume]] **[[Simon Patterson (artist)|Simon Patterson]] * 1997 - '''[[Gillian Wearing]]''', winner - (Single channel video artwork in colour with sound.) **[[Christine Borland]] **[[Angela Bulloch]] **[[Cornelia Parker]] * 1998 - '''[[Chris Ofili]]''', winner - ''No Woman, No Cry'' (Acrylic paint, oil paint, polyester resin, paper [[collage]], map pins, elephant dung on canvas) **[[Tacita Dean]] **[[Cathy de Monchaux]] **[[Sam Taylor-Wood]] * 1999 - '''[[Steve McQueen (artist)|Steve McQueen]]''', winner - ''Deadpan'' (16mm black and white film, video transfer, silent). **[[Jane and Louise Wilson]] **[[Steven Pippin]] **[[Tracey Emin]], whose ''My Bed'' got the most media attention * 2000 - '''[[Wolfgang Tillmans]]''', winner - ''Installation view from the Turner Prize exhibition 2000'' **[[Glenn Brown]] **[[Michael Raedecker]] **[[Tomoko Takahashi]] * 2001 - '''[[Martin Creed]]''', winner - ''The Lights Going On and Off'' (Installation at Tate Britain, 5 seconds on / 5 seconds off) **[[Richard Billingham]] **[[Isaac Julien]] **[[Mike Nelson (artist)|Mike Nelson]] * 2002 - '''[[Keith Tyson]]''', winner - ''Installation view from the Turner prize exhibition'' **[[Fiona Banner]] **[[Liam Gillick]] **[[Catherine Yass]] * 2003 - '''[[Grayson Perry]]''', winner
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1. A class that can offer support in either healing or shielding or grants auras that give + ac or -atk.
2. Be able to do decent DPS nothing great but good dps would be nice.
3. A class that is somewhat "tanky" I don't like being very "squishy".
4. This last thing isn't really a make a break but if the class could do Multiple attacks per round that would be nice as well.
Summary: A Defender with support skills heals/auras/shields etc.. but who still has Good Dps. Being able to do multiple attacks per round would be a bonus.
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Swordmage/Warlord, Swordmage/Bladesinger, Swordmage/Bard, Swordmage/Paladin, Paladin/Bard, Paladin/warlord.
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I'll move up and select the Linear Dimensioning tool and I'll select this endpoint and this one and then I'll pull out my dimension. I will then select this dimension. I'll grab the text grip and I'll push this value up slightly. Now, while I do this, I'm going to hold down my F3 key so my object snaps don't get in the way. There we go. When I'm finished I'll press Escape. Now I'm sure you'll agree that with everything else going on in this drawing my dimension is a little difficult to read. To fix this, I'm going to select the dimension and then I'll open up the Properties palette and inside the text group I'll click right here in the Fill color area. I'll click again to open the fly-out and I'll select Background.
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Peter McGuire | Posted 12.04.2014 | UK
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Those who devote their energies to stopping same-sex marriage may very well be motivated by a genuine, albeit misplaced, fear over child welfare. If child welfare really is such a concern, perhaps they should review the evidence and direct just a fraction of their energy towards creating a more equal society...


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Question: As we know (1) the macroscopic spatial dimension of our universe is 3 dimension, and (2) Gravity attracts massive objects together and the gravitational force is isotropic without directional preferences. Why do we have the spiral 2D plane-like Galaxy(galaxies), (or more common than), instead of spherical, 3D ball or elliptic like galaxies?
Input: Gravity is (at least, seems to be) isotropic from its equation of force law (Newtonian gravity). It should show no directional preferences from the form of force vector $\vec{F}=\frac{GM(r_1)m(r_2)}{(\vec{r_1}-\vec{r_2})^2} \hat{r_{12}}$. The Einstein gravity also does not show directional dependence at least microscopically.
If the gravity attracts massive objects together isotropically, and the macroscopic space dimension is 3 dimension, it seems to be natural to have a spherical or ball like shape of massive objects gather together. Such as the Globular clusters, or GC, are roughly spherical groupings Star cluster, and its Wiki picture:
However, my impression is that, even if we have observed some more-spherical or more-ball-like Elliptical galaxy, it is more common to find more-planer Spiral galaxy? (Is this statement correct? Let me know if I am wrong.) Such as our Milky Way
Also, such as this NGC 4414 galaxy:
Is there some physics or math theory explains why the Galaxy turns out to be planer-like (or spiral-like) instead ball-like or spherical-like?