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"Wilson!" I can still hear Tom Hanks' screaming across the ocean to his soccer ball, pagan god and best friend, Wilson. Marooned on an island and then adrift at sea, Chuck Noland found his way... read more
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The GQ Review: Tom Hanks is The Second-Best Thing About Captain Phillips
The actor we once knew as Tom Hanks has been MIA for the better part of a decade. Oh, sure, he's kept busy—starring in, for instance, The Da Vinci Code and its sequel, Angels... read more
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When Pretty Woman Met Forrest Gump
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HIV between two hiv-negative people?(HIV TRANSMISSION BETWEEN TWO HIV NEGATIVES)is there a way hiv can develop through a hiv-negative person's vaginal fluid on a hiv-negative's small cut(ripped hang nail) through clothed mutual masturbation?...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,Here we go again! I find it shocking how often the question of "can two HIV negative people transmit HIV to each other?" comes up! And I find it disheartening to see this question now coming up in the context of mutual masturbation!... Read more »
hiv question (HIV TRANSMISSION BETWEEN TWO HIV NEGATIVES) (HIV FROM TWO HIV NEGATIVES, 2009)can you get hiv if you bleed during unprotected sex but both people are unifected?... Read more »
blood to blood (HIV TRANSMISSION BETWEEN TWO HIV NEGATIVES) (HIV FROM TWO HIV NEGATIVES)If you're having unprotected sex and both of you bleed, can this cause HIV to form, or if... Read more »
UN Report: More Than Two Million People With HIV Across Latin America, CaribbeanAlmost 200,000 new HIV cases were reported in Latin America and the Caribbean over the last two years, and together the regions have some 2.1 million people living with HIV/AIDS, according to a UN report released Monday. This year, there have been... Read more »
Two in Three Young People With HIV Are Female, UNICEF FindsIn India, brochures about the correct use of condoms are distributed to students at a school in Mundavar village, Behror district. © UNICEF India/2007/Sandeep Biswas UNICEF UK has highlighted that insufficient attention is being given to... Read more »
Colorado Lasik Vision Doctor Accused of Refusing to Perform Surgery on Two HIV-Positive PeopleThe Legal Center for People with Disabilities , a Colorado-based not-for-profit advocacy organization, has claimed that the Lasik Vision Institute and its Glendale, Colo.-based doctor Paul Cutarelli refused to perform eye surgery on two... Read more »
Ending AIDS In Black America: Step Two -- HIV-Positive People Must Come OutLast week I called on HIV-positive people to be more public about their HIV status, and for all of us -- HIV positive and negative alike -- to work to create an environment in which it's easier to do so. An estimated 1.1 million of the roughly 300... Read more »
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Posted by Anonymous, 3 RepliesIs it safe for 2 people who both have HIV to have sex. Can having sex make HIV worse if the other person has it too.
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There are flaws here, however, staff are empowered to suggest and help implement changes to improve the environment. The time reporting, knowledge management system is very difficult to navigate. There needs to be more diversity in the management team. Collaboration across pratice areas occasionally creates tension with regard to project "ownership".
Bring more women and minorities into the management team. The firm management needs to better reflect the markets that it serves
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Each dev house seems to be a silo. They don't communicate with one another, and different rules and standards apply to different offices. In Montreal, you have a Win7/whatever-the-latest-thing-from-microsoft house. In other dev offices, ITS limits hardware and software to windowsXP or 2003. There's no consistency.
Consultants drive the business, but often with unrealistic requirements/expectations, and without communication of a bigger picture. This leads to a lot of one-off solutions that are largely redundant.
There's no real communication from the top-down. The company expects you to tow the PCG line and have the cult-of-pcg mentality, but they don't inspire or encourage the way you have to in order to foster that environment.
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Share the love. The company is profitable in spite of itself. Reward good people. Hire good people. Don't hate on individuals because they don't tow the line. Don't sideline people because of who they've been associated with. We've got a lot of people, and some of us have good ideas.Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookDisapproves of CEO
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You may have a lot of flexibility and independence
Good and high performers will get generous bonuses
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There aren't many company methodologies to follow.
Information sharing is poor. As a result, we are always recreating the wheel.
Smaller to medium sized Projects are underbid and staff are over worked as a result.
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Many of to your "seasoned" managers are not qualified to lead. Pay more attention to what managers are doing Or not doing.
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New 'Domo,' 'Ben 10′ Games Launch on iOS
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Jimmy got locked out of the house so he took his jiblet out and peed in the back yard
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The horrible little dry low quality bony bits of chicken you find hidden under the delicous legs and breasts at the end of a kfc family bucket.
I have had three pieces but theres only shitty jiblets left.
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The definition of a person, who is unusually prone to mistakes and makes them often
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Bill Frist in his 2009 memoir "A Heart to Serve" recounted meeting his future wife in 1979 when he attended to her at a clinic while he was working as a resident at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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Vancouver, British Columbia-based Baja, which owns a 15.7-percent stake in the project through its Minera y Metalúrgica del Boleo joint venture, posted a net loss of $17.6 million for the three months ended March 31 vs. a $30.2-million loss in the same period last year. Baja did not report any revenue in either quarter as its flagship mine is still under construction.
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The Sarasota County Board of County Commissioners will rehear the Villages of Lakewood Ranch project Wednesday.
Sarasota County commissioners will conduct a public hearing to reconsider their rejection of two of the five comprehensive plan amendments sought by Schroeder-Manatee Ranch for its proposed Villages of Lakewood Ranch. Commissioners originally considered the amendments on June 9.
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How do you keep your kitchen towel handy while cooking?
- fldhkybnva Oct 11, 2012 03:43 PM
I love my cooking towels, but I haven't yet found a good way to keep them handy while cooking. I seem to always need to search for them on whatever counter they have been thrown on and when things get hectic I have to remember to of course not put them too close to any open flames. Do you do the wasteband tuck? Not sure, why I haven't figured out a solution to this. I keep a few stored on the handle of the oven and usually fold them up after cooking for storage, but folding and putting them back everytime they are used while cooking is somewhat impractical.
re: tracylee
i use the same method - over my left shoulder because i'm right-handed.
re: tracylee
that's it, just where I need it.
re: tracylee
Me too. Works great, except for the multiple occasions when I'm looking all over the kitchen for it because it's not in its usual resting place (hook next to the sink).
re: fldhkybnva
Not really. I usually use a sponge for wiping counters and stove-top. Mostly the kitchen towel is to wipe my fingers or dry them after rinsing, since I hate stuff on my fingers. I wear my grubbies around the house, so I don't worry about them getting dirty.
re: tracylee
When I was 15, attending a well known cooking school in Paris, the drill was:
1. Apron on an tied correctly, with the towel folded into the RIGHT waist area of the apron.
2. The towel is to be folded NEATLY twice, before tucking it into the apron..
3. The smock, hat, apron, and towel are to be kept CLEAN at all times.
4. A good cook or Chef creates good food, but NEVER WEARS it.
This was the marching order barked at us, and maintained by the Executuve Chef, who also insisted his flatulent pet dog be allowed to stay in the kitchen at all times. Over the years, I can no longer remember name of the Chef, but amongst my fellow galley slaves we quietly called him " Fido, Baskerville, or Tintin."
And that is when we were being kind.
Today at home, no hat, rarely a smock, 99 % clean, and only Nr. 1 still applies. Alas, no dog.
re: Duppie
In restaurant kitchens, we always tied our aprons in front, which gave us a handy towel- hanger.
It's been a while, but I still do it.
I'm messy in the kitchen, so I generally wear an apron.
re: pippimac
Yeah. I should know better. It was drilled into us also in school but I don't usually wear an apron and after 5 minutes draped over my shoulder....it tends to migrate to other parts of the house.
re: pippimac
this ^ from pippimac. I tie the apron in front, tuck one towel in the front, and another in the back, in case I need 2. I always wear an apron- I feel naked in the kitchen without one.
re: Duppie
Exactly, "seemingly everywhere but where you need it." Yesterday, I found the "lost" towel on the couch...
re: fldhkybnva
Exactly! I had been missing a salad plate (I only keep a set of 4 of everything out), and it was driving me crazy. I was looking at my gadget shelves, deciding what could be stored in labeled boxes to clear room, and finally "saw" the plate on the top shelf with various random hardware pieces on it.
re: biondanonima
Yes, I had never really thought about it, but I've been using the right-side front belt loop in jeans as a loop for a kitchen towel for years and years.
re: mpjmph
Mine too.
Fridge - A white towel on the fridge door which I use to pull the open door and to wipe my hand.
Oven - A white towel on the oven door for wiping and cleaning. A black towel on the oven door as a pot holder.
White is for wet and can be easily bleached when washed.
Black is to be kept dry since steam hurts when using a damp towel to grab a hot handle or roasting pan out of the oven.
re: Marusik
same here.
re: Marusik
I've got three hanging there. One sometimes gets draped on my right shoulder depending on the task at hand. But usually left on the oven door handle.
Fridge door handle. Used to use the oven door, but dripping water from wet hands collected at the drawer handle on the stove and eventually caused rust. New stove, no towel hanging!
We ONLY use towels for drying wet things, not for mopping up other stuff. We have a clean, soapy dishcloth for crud and cleaning.
re: iL Divo
GAWD this is so me. I've also noticed that the counter I've dropped it on is always on the opposite side of the kitchen from where I'm at when I need it, too.
Two towels are on the oven door handle. One is used only for drying clean dishes. The other is a general use/hand towel. We recently replaced the old vinyl floor with a wood laminate and now we keep another hand towel near the sink to dry hands so we don't drip on the floor.
I hang them on oven handle, which is right there by the stove. and I often put one over my left shoulder, even though I am left handed. and despite these good options, I still find them scattered on various counters at all time.
re: PotatoHouse
Yup, I feel naked without a towel on my shoulder when I'm cooking!
Solution,not me.
One over the shoulder and two strategic stacks of four,fresh,clean.I don't use pot holders so having several clean,dry and handy is the habit.
I keep several towels draped over lower cabinet doors. So, wherever I step in the kitchen, there is always a towel handy. I also keep a small towel (with velcro fastener already sown in) on the oven door handle. The towels get washed frequently and sometimes I forget to reposition them. If I reach for one and it's not there, I feel disoriented. It's not great for the woodwork but I'm gonna get my cabinets redone in a year or two. As an aside, my son now follows my example and has towels draped over the lower cabinet doors in his kitchen too.
I always wear an apron tied in the front but alas, I never remember to tuck a towel in it.
I have a LOT of kitchen towels, they live in a drawer near the stove, and I might go through several in one meal. Whatever towels have been partially used in cooking usually finish the mopping up of the kitchen counters, wiping of knives, etc. (Depending on how used they are) and then everything gets thrown in the wash.
re: Savour
Same here, and they live in the same place relative to my kitchen, too.
I keep two towels hanging on the oven handle just in case I use one and leave it on the counter. I'm pretty good about putting them back.
I know I'm going to end up asking myself why I can't just keep my mouth shut and go on about my business, but... since you asked... '-)
This thread has forced me to do some thinking. I've never considered myself "germophoic," or anything even remotely close, but... I HATE dishtowels! With a purple passion I hate dishtowels. I use disposables! Paper towels! Dishtowels are ALWAYS wet when I need them to be dry. I always picked them up by the spot on them I used to wipe up spilled things like gooey sticky honey, or staining chocolate syrup, or wiped up liquid from a drained can of tuna. And then I'd wipe floury (NOT flowery!) hands on the dishtowel, and well... You get the picture. Perpetual ick! Something about me and dishtowels is fully incompatible. So a few years back, I gave them all to someone who was looking for a sponge or something to wash their car. The only condition was that they NOT bring them back. It was around a dozen large white dishtowels, nicely folded and fresh from the dryer just waiting to make me miserable. Bye bye!
I do use a cellulose sponge, and it goes through the dishwasher daily for sterilization. My countertops are black granite, and Windex and Bounty make them shine like sponges and dishtowels could only dream of. I use the Bounty paper towels that tear off in half sheets. I feel defensive about admitting to this "extravagant" use of paper, BUT... I still consider myself a "Friend of the Planet." I think I only have one or two incandescent light bulbs left in the whole house, and they're in closets upstairs. Oh, and the need-a-firetruck-to-change-the-light-bulb chandelier in the stairwell is still incandescent, and god knows who will change that bulb if it ever burns out. I have not used an aerosol spray since the 1970s, though I do use a hand pumped atomizer for "Pam" type cooking oil. I primarily cook with induction, and cool/heat my house with heat pumps, and we recycle. But I DOOOOOO use paper towels...!
Now I can start ignoring this thread again without feeling too guilty. At least I've confessed! '-)
re: Caroline1
I've hoarded all the incandescent light bulbs I could purchase....stacked the boxes in the garage and hope they'll last a few years. I hate the others.
Having said that I use more water, per household I'm sure, to keep the rotation going with my, at least 20 dishtowels from William Sonoma that are in a continuous rotation in and out of the washing machine. I'm like you....if someone dries their hands on my dishtowels? It's in the machine even though their hands are clean. I'm completely anal about my dishtowels...and every other towel in the house. I also use Bounty next to my sink hoping one day my husband will use one of them to clean up his messes. He doesn't. He uses my dishtowels. In the machine they go.
I don't use sponges...I use bar towels that get the same treatment as my dishtowels.
re: latindancer
And if Bounty was his only option, he'd use....?
Yup. I'm proselytizing! '-)
re: Caroline1
Great question...it's one of those 'I pick my battles' sort of thing :).
I have a question too....do you dry your pots and pans and knives with paper towels?
re: latindancer
Basically, yes with modifiers. Only my knives that live in the knife block are hand washed. All the rest go through the dishwasher. Pots and pans are scoured when required, then go into the dishwasher. Cast iron is "scoured" with salt, using a paper towel to drive the salt. When I was still using dishtowels, I was using three to five fresh dishtowels per day from a stock of about a dozen or so. That meant laundry every two days. Between me and my housekeeper, a roll of paper towels -- we use Bounty, the kind that tears off in half sheets -- lasts one or two days (ocasionally more) depending on whether Emmy polishes the stainless steel appliances, or cleans the chandelier. She is a compulsive housekeeper, and I love her for it!
When it comes to over-all environmental impact, I think we have a smaller "foot print" now than we did when doing laundry every other day, even though I do have a front-loading Energy Star washer. Financially? Tide and Downey are lasting a LOT longer now. I haven't actualy scrutinized the budget that closely, but off the top of my head, I think it's pretty much break even, or better if Bounty is on sale.
re: Caroline1
I think this where we differ.
My housekeeper (and I) prefer the micro clothes for cleaning and polishing....there always seems to be a residue from the paper towels....maybe it's my OCD kicking in and the fact I love rags...for everything.
I have a front loader/energy user also but I'm doing laundry every day anyway and so I don't know if it's even relevant financially or environmentally.
I do like your idea of putting pots and pans in the dishwasher...I've done it with scrutiny from people who've watched me do it and I've really never understood the thinking.
re: latindancer
With a little add-on....
I'm a little more nuts when it comes to napkins. I have at least 100 white linens that are used for every meal. This requires washing with a soap from Europe that has no yellowing agent and starch and ironing every day.
re: latindancer
Okay. Now you've made me cry. I USED to have gorgeous linens, mostly white linen damask from Ireland. Four sets in different sizes and patterns. And a lovely Battenburg lace tablecloth from Italy, with 12 napkins. And a wonderful hand embroidered tablecloth my father brought from Panama at the end of WWII, and that the family ate Thanksgiving dinner on every year thereafter. Then, about thirty years ago, a much treasured and beloved housekeeper retired and moved back to Mexico, to live with her sister in Guadalajara. I drove her to the Depot and helped with her luggage. Then, when I got home, I discovered ALL of my linens were in those damned suitcases, along with some jewelry and several very expensive fountain pens. I have spent the last thirty or so years hoping that she was mugged and robbed before she ever got to her sister's house. Does that make me a bad person?
re: Caroline1
Surely your beloved housekeeper, after all the years she worked for you, knew that your jewelry and fountain pens and linens belonged to you and not her. Did she actually believe you gave her all that was in that suitcase?
She basically stole from you. A call from her from Mexico asking you if you'd made a mistake was all it took. She didn't do it. It's really hard to get over things like that when you, undoubtedly, were very generous with her all those years. It's such an act of betrayal.
re: latindancer
Betrayed is exactly how I felt, but I hardly think about it any more. Obviously, I remembered it when reading of your linens. I can't deny missing them, but normally about the only time I think about them is during the holidays when I'm setting the table. But at my age, I don't entertain that much any more, so it's no longer that big a deal. 79 and counting does have some advantages. Hopscotch may no longer be on the agenda, but there are some positives! '-)
re: latindancer
Residue from paper towels? I suspect you're using the wrong brand. I use Bounty, and they NEVER leave ANYTHING behind! It's why I use them. But I have used other brands that were nightmares. I try to avoid them!
Pots and pans in the dishwasher require a pre-inspection. If there is ANY reside from cooking anything in the pan, it must be scrubbed out with SOS before going into the dishwasher, otherwise it comes out washed, dried, and baked on! Nasty. But crust or no crust, they do come out of the dishwasher sterilized. Hand washing can't touch that!
re: Caroline1
Now that you mention it I'm not sure what they are that I'm using. I purchase them by the dozen and stack them in my pantry. They're not individually wrapped and so I'm not sure. Now I'm curious and will go to the market and purchase the Bounty.
I'm anxious to give it a try.
re: latindancer
So now I can bite my nails worrying whether they will work as well for you as they do for me! God, I hope so...!!! '-)
I really do like them.
re: Caroline1
You should do a commercial for Bounty :).
You're right....I went out, based on your recommendation, and purchased 12 rolls. I've spent several hours polishing my kitchen, along with my favorite kitchen wax, and Bounty paper towels. The result is magnificent and it's much easier, faster and I think nicer with absolutely no fiber residue.
Thank you, Caroline1.
re: latindancer
Hey, ya think if I send Bounty a copy of this thread they'll send me a couple of rolls free? Glad they're working as well for you as they do or me! '-)
re: Caroline1
I try to limit the number of paper towels that I use but I do admit that there are some jobs that the kitchen towel just doesn't measure up.
re: Caroline1
Caroline1, I understand. It is clear in my house that if ANYONE uses ANY towel to mop up anything but clean water from freshly washed things, they are in BIG trouble. One towel is for freshly washed dishes, the other is for freshly washed hands and counters!!!
Am I the only one wondering here if the meaning is to clean gunk with towels?
re: Caroline1
My sponges go in the microwave for microbe-zapping.
re: Caroline1
A Friend of the Planet side note... Paper towels are compostable.
In the Seattle area, paper towels and food can be thrown in the compost bin.
Sanitary issues aside..my hands and such are almost always involved in mixing or cleaning, but it;s only family. We have a "high" chair in the kitchen for sitting/reading/eating at the counter. There is a towel on the back of it always that I use for my hands............5 to 6 times a day. It gets washed every night (or at least replaced).
The drying towel goes in a loop holder that is stuck over the sink with a suction cup, so it's at eye level right behind the sink. We also have a hand towel that is hung on another suction cup holder, this one a hook, on the wall. Our kitchen is a very narrow galley kitchen, so between the two of them we're basically always in arms reach of a towel.


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Google farewells apps in spring clean
Mac users, it seems, haven't embraced the ability to sync to Picasa to any great degree, with Google removing the platform from its Picasa service in its latest round of app spring cleaning. Picasa Web Albums for Mac and Picasa Web Albums Plugin for iPhoto have both been unplugged from the machine-that-goes-ping, along with a …
...nothing in that announcement about withdrawing Picasa for Mac, unless I've missed it?
It's been withdrawn for Linux, and the Picasa Web Albums Uploader withdrawn, but nothing about the main app (not that its loss would be a great worry).
Give it 6 years and they'll remove gmail for all but paying customers too. Mark my words, you heard it here first.
idiot alert
What you fail to grasp, is that all the stuff being retired is being done because there are better alternatives.
In the case of Picasa, it's G+ photo storage, in the case of GTalk mobile, it's GTalk for Android and so forth.
Whilst the spin doctors may be pretending this is all useful stuff, it's not, it's all redundant...
Re: idiot alert
Picasa for Linux has really been dead for years already: Only old version available, problems running on up-to-date distros. There also are as good or better native Linux applications for the same thing, so few people will miss it.
Re: idiot alert
As far as better alternatives go... on the Mac, i think you'll find it's called 'iPhoto' and comes with every Mac and integrates seamlessly.
Picasa for Mac *not* withdrawn
From the Google blog post: "we strongly encourage people to download Picasa 3.9 for Mac, which includes upload and iPhoto import features". This Reg article is below the usual high standard - needs editing (some missing words) and fact-checking.
Why not go Open Source
...and just give the code to the community? Then they could correctly crow about their commitment to Linux. You know, dance with who brung ya. They did create their business using Linux, otherwise they would have gone broke paying all the license fees for their server farm.
Re: Why not go Open Source
Because picasa for linux was just a windows app that was tweaked to behave under wine.... if you know that, you see that it is easy to try to upgrade to a more recent version ;)
Other than that, boooooo at google for not supporting linux...
Re: Why not go Open Source
That's your solution to everything!
How can anybody now justify using Google APIs?
You put all your eggs in somebody else's basket, what do you expect?
I'm looking at moving all my calendar data off google to my NAS for synching - takes the data out of the belly of the beast...my email is already with a non gmail provider.
Other APIs? I'm not touching them with a bargepole - Microsoft did it with Silverlight, Adobe did it with Flash, Google do it to their APIs, best thing to do is avoid the lot - IT changes so quickly is it really worth getting up to speed with these things if they have THAT limited a lifespan? Better things to do with my time (like comment of the Reg).
Re: How can anybody now justify using Google APIs?
Yeah, do you even know how HARD it is these days to find a computer that can read my backups on 5 1/4'' floppy disks? Without even talking about my punch cards...
Re: How can anybody now justify using Google APIs?
I can lend you a disk drive. But you'll have to source whatever software and OS you used yourself. Now PCK tape would be a bit trickier.
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Doral Woods House Rental Photos and Description
House, 4 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 8-10)
This 4 bedroom pool home is located on a 1/4 acre corner plot in Doral Woods, a small, rural and tree lined development off Poinciana Boulevard, Kissimmee that is free from the overcrowding associated with many of the new short term rental locations around the Orlando area.
The Property is well equipped, clean and comfortable, a great place to either rest at the end of a hard day at a theme parks or simply hang out and relax all day by your own pool, or use the on site Tennis courts and community pool.
Many visitors return to Doral Woods year after year - We have 12 properties to rent in Doral Woods - of all the areas we rent in Kissimmee - Doral Woods books up first.
No Pets - smoking allowed only out by the pool/patio screend in area.
The home has been furnished to accomodate all of a vacationers needs, built on a large lot, plus the pool has privacy lanscaping, and a lanai (so you don't have to be out in the sun all the time), Patio furniture, loungers and gas BBQ. The pool can be solar heated or elcetric heated for the cooler months.
The decor is light, stylish and color co- ordinated. The home is under a 24 hours management program, licensed by the state of florida.
We have a second 4 bedroom 3 bathroom pool home home in Doral Woods - again has 2 king bedrooms, queen, 2 x twin ( kids theme) many upgrades - games room with table football, Darts, playstation etc - e-mail Michelle for info on this home
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- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
Guestbook comments from the manager
We really like the location. Doral Woods is a quiet, clean & pleasant neighborhood and close to the supermarkets, fitness center, and "natural areas" where we can walk. It's also close to the theme parks which is nice when our family comes to visit. The house itself works well for us. The kitchen is a convenient one to work in and we love the pool & the pool area. The people of Behlor Realty are very accommodating and wonderful to work with!


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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday apartment in Bansko - Apartment A4 Kandahar Complex
Large (73M2), Ski storage facilities in apartment, Internet, Parking, Cable TV
Apartment A4 is located in the Kandahar complex which is just 4 minutes walk from the main ski lift (150m).
It is spacious, warm, bright and fully furnished measuring 73 m² , 1 bed & pull down sofa.
Located on the 1st floor, with lift access, it comfortably sleeps 4 adults, has full cooking facilities, free WIFI Internet Cable TV, and Ski / Snowboard Storage.
It boasts large ceiling to floor windows in the living room area with a south west facing balcony off the bedroom giving fantastic views of the Pirin Mountains.
Located at the top end of town in the Gramadeto Area of Bansko, there are an abundance of restaurants, supermarkets and bars all within 5 minutes walk of the apartment.
There is also an English run creche, ski & snowboard school/rental (Method Snowschool) and Bar (Harrys' Bar) all located within the complex on the ground floor. (please scroll to the bottom of this page to read more and also find out information about airport transfers and pre-booked ski lift pas
Please view: http://www.apartmenta4.com for more details about the accommodation and area.
As well as 24hr security and free wireless internet, the Kandahar complex houses the locally well known 'Harry's Bar'. The bar serves food throughout the day, hosts regular themed nights as well as Live Sporting Events and is open till late. But don't worry, A4 is situated on the other side of the building to the bar on the 1st floor so you can sleep soundly at night!
METHOD SKI / SNOWBOARD SCHOOL and CHILDREN'S CRÈCHE:
Also within the Kandahar complex is the English run Blue Kangaroo Crèche (bluekangaroo-creche.com), and Method Ski and Snowboard School (methodsnowschool.com) where you can book ski or snowboard lessons and rent equipment. Please see (methodsnowschool.com) for equipment rental prices and lessons.
Underground parking is available at 10Leva per day, or street parking outside of the complex free of charge.
Bansko is 2½ hrs from the Capital of Bulgaria, Sofia.
Return Airpot Transfer can be arranged from Sofia to the apartment - please enquire when booking.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm


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|Kearse: Chip on his shoulder now boulder of motivation
|Written by Admin
|Wednesday, 14 May 2008 11:20
He can't sneak into a restaurant for a quick bite or a store to pick up something without people recognizing him and letting him know just how happy they are to see him back with the Tennessee Titans.
Not that Kearse minds.
The player cut by Philadelphia in February is determined to revive his career after a serious knee injury in 2006. It's with the same team that took a chance on a player described as a tweener coming out of Florida back in 1999 - too small to play defensive end and too big for linebacker.
``Back in '99, I had a chip on my shoulder,'' Kearse, a defensive end, said after a minicamp practice. ``Ten years later, that chip turned into a boulder, so now I've got a boulder on my shoulder. So, WOW!''
Determined to prove doubters wrong, Kearse had 36 sacks in his first three seasons, was a two-time All Pro and won Defensive Rookie of the Year honors. That helped him earn an eight-year, $66 million contract with Philadelphia in 2004, when he was too costly for a Tennessee team forced to rebuild by salary cap woes.
Now his motivation is proving that he is the defensive end who had four sacks in two games in 2006 before he tore multiple ligaments in his left knee during Philadelphia's overtime loss in Week 2 to the New York Giants. Kearse returned in 2007, but struggled with swelling in the knee. He had only four sacks in 14 games.
Now, Kearse says he's feeling fine.
``It's just a chance for me to prove to everyone no matter the speculation on whatever they've been hearing or what they thought had been going on through that stuff up in Philly. I'm still the same player. That scheme of things were different up there. All I've got to say is the proof is in the pudding, so I can't even talk about it. Just watch and see,'' Kearse said.
Philadelphia's loss is Tennessee's gain.
The Titans, desperate to fill the free agency losses of ends Antwan Odom (Cincinnati) and Travis LaBoy (Arizona), signed Kearse to a two-year deal worth $6 million.
Coach Jeff Fisher denied it was nostalgia. This team took a similar chance on defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch in 2005 after he had torn both his anterior cruciate ligaments, gave him a one-year deal and watched him become a two-time Pro Bowler.
Vanden Bosch knows recovering from knee injuries can take up to two years. So far, he likes what he has seen from the man nicknamed the ``Freak'' for his speed and long arms. He thinks Kearse is as fast and explosive as anyone currently on the roster.
``Jevon's come in with a good attitude. He's been working hard. I can see some of the things he had here in the past ...'' Vanden Bosch said. ``He can really present problems for offenses once he gets used to the way we're doing things here and gets back to the way he used to do things. I think he'll be an effective player.''
The Titans gave Kearse his old No. 90 jersey and the same corner locker. Assistant coach Jim Washburn, who coached Kearse during his first five NFL seasons and acted as a father figure, remains in the same job. In the locker room, only five players still remain who Kearse played with before.
Kearse has been a regular during the offseason program, hoping to prove to his teammates that he's still got it. For now, Kearse is planning on playing every down and won't even comment on the chance he could be a pass rush specialist.
He gave a glimpse of his old self on the first play of a team drill last week, scooping up a fumble. He hasn't forgotten what to do with such a ball when the games count.
``I'm going to pick it up and take it to the end zone,'' he said, ``and let everyone know I've still got these wheels.''


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