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Stuckgowan House
Sleeps 19 – 21 in 9 Bedrooms including 2 Ground Floor Bedrooms
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Detailed Description
Stuckgowan House is a unique Grade A listed house situated overlooking Loch Lomond. It has been lovingly restored with great care and attention from being almost derelict to probably one of the finest holiday houses in Scotland. The views from the house are simply stunning and the owners have put great thought into the renovation of the house to provide everything you may want from a holiday home, either for a relaxing family vacation, special occasion or for a weekend break. The house has a 7 seater hot tub, a cinema room, a games room and a small gym.
The house is a constant condradiction; almost 200 years old with thick granite walls yet somehow delicate, light and modern. The extensive 34 acres of grounds and woodlands are home to a variety of rare trees. A 45 meter Sequoia is the joint tallest in Scotland. The bedrooms have been named after trees found within the estate.
The house is within easy access of Glasgow airport and there are trains from the airport which run to Balloch Station, approximately 16 miles away. There is also a train station in Tarbet, 2 miles north of the house, which has trains from Glasgow central station traveling north, through Tarbet and up to Fort William.
Ground Floor
Study / Library – Sink into the luxrious chesterfield by the wood burning stove to enjoy the views of the Loch or the grounds. Or while away the hours at the games table with a selection of board games, playing cards and books.
Chestnut – Ground floor twin bedroom with solid teak sleigh beds and en-suite bathroom with shower, teardrop bath, double sinks and w.c.
Sequoya – King-size four poster bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower, sink and w.c and bath which is unique in shape, designed for two people to bathe side by side.
Sitting Room – with a magnificent open fire and panoramic views over the Loch through three sets of gothic windows within a large bay.
Dining Room - again with views over the Loch, towards Ben Lomond, a grand solid teak table and bespoke chairs to seat 20 and a wood burning stove.
Kitchen - breakfast bar for approximately 14 people plus 4 on window seats. A "breakfast zone" is set up with 2 kettles and 2 four-slice toasters, sink, fridge and a dishwasher. The "cooking" area hosts a large Everhot range with 4 ovens and 4 hotplates, sink and, for the Everhot novice a 4-ring induction hob The Everhot can be individually controlled for ease of use.
A wall mounted Smart TV enables work or pleasure from a relaxed setting.
Directly from the kitchen is a:
Pantry / Service area – This has been designed to act as a service area for the main dining room holding all the cutlery and crockery. It has a double door fridge / freezer, double sinks and 2 dishwashers so there should be no arguments as to who's turn it is to wash up!
First Floor
There are two staircases, one which is located near the kitchen and this leads to:-
Rowan – A twin room with 2 solid teak beds.
Lime - A double bedroom with a king-size double bed.
These two bedrooms share a bathroom with bath, hand held shower, wash hand basin and w.c
The main staircase which leads to a wonderful galleried landing provides access to the remaining bedrooms. At the top of the staircase you will find hidden away a "tea and coffee alcove" with a fridge, kettle and tea and coffee making facilities so if you can't get out of bed in the morning before your morning 'cuppa' – no need to go all the way to the kitchen.
In this part of the first floor you will find:-
Silver Birch – A double bedroom with lovely silver framed king-size bed plus a chaise longue / childrens' bed.
Douglas Fir – A double / twin bedroom with a king-size bed and a single bed.
Cooper Beach – A double bedroom with a huge 8ft circular bed set under the fabulous angles of the ceiling.
Oak – A double bedroom with a king-size bed and a small chaise longue / childrens' bed.
Monteray Pine – A Double bedroom with a king-size bed and a large chaise longue / childrens' bed.
Please note the chaise longue / childrens' beds are for children to sleep on only, they are less then 5ft in length and therefore not suitable for adults.
On this floor you will also find two shower rooms with large walk in showers wash hand basin and w.c as well as a bathroom with shower, teardrop bath, wash hand basin and w.c
Lower Ground Floor – The Entertainment Zone!
A windy wet weather day? No problem! Head downstairs to the lower ground floor here you will find:-
The Cinema Room and yes this is a proper cinema room! It boasts a 126 inch screen with full cinema surround sound, an extensive film library of DVD, Blu Ray and 3D movies, X-Box, Kinect with multimedia play and interactive games access, mood theme lighting system, comfy sofas and bean bags – the perfect room for young and old.
The Games Room / Bar with pool table and hand built bar offer a perfect place to relax.
The Childrens' Play Room - this is stocked with various toys, games and a table and chairs where children can draw and play. There is also a sink and an extra 'overflow' fridge.
The Gym – for those dedicated folk!. Be it cross training, power plate, free weight or a Pilates workout, this room will meet your needs.
Mud Room – for all your boots and outdoor clothing.
A large terrace area with outside dining for 16 and the sunken 7-seater Hot Tub with mood lighting and intergrated 'Sonos' sound system.
34 Acres of land home to The Coast Redwood – the joint tallest tree in Scotland and the Monterey Pine to name a few.
A vast expanse of woodland area. Electric entrance gates and plenty of parking.
Full central heating plus open fires in the sitting room and wood burning stove in the dining room and study.
Free Wifi.
Integrated surround sound system throughout the principle room, lower ground floor and hot tub with the facility to dock your own IPod or smart phone and all controlled through our controller or through any IPhone / Ipad with the 'Sonos' app for unlimited music downloads.
Cinema Room with X-Box, Kinect and an extensive film library.
7 Seater hot tub with stunning views towards Ben Lomond.
Large oven, hob and induction hob
3 Dishwashers
5 Fridges
'Nespresso' Coffee Machine
2 Cots, 2 High Chairs, Changing mat, bottle warmer and baby food processor.
Stairgates at the top of both staircases are available.
Hairdryers are supplied in all rooms
The house is supplied from a genuine Highland Spring.
Map & Places of Interest
Location & Places of Interest
History of Stuckgowan
In Search of Stuckgowan – A Taste of History
In scanning the history of this stretch of the highlands along Loch Lomond we hope to inform newcomers and help the curious find their way into the historical hinterland.
This was an area troubled for centuries by feud and dispute until, out of the Industrial revolution and political turbulence, there emerged a beautiful house which enhanced it's marvellous setting.
The house dates from before 1820 and was built with elegant lancet windows and arched doorways as Gothic and Norman references but above all with grace and balance.
Its environment, however, has its darker side with a history of clan battles, cattle lifting even brigandry. Sir Walter Scott's novels rushed off the shelves bearing stories inspired by the history of the area. Local rumour suggests that Rob Roy was penned in part in the House. We have found nothing to suggest that this is correct but see later.
We have started on a collection (more a miscellany) of appendices which we hope are of interest but also with links to the area.
Warning – names, be it of place or family, change over the years.
Since the early 13th century a sweep of the western side of the Loch, (including what we grandly still call The Stuckgowan Estate) has been owned by just 5 families.
1235 to 1718 – The MacFarlanes –
The MacFarlanes were warriors, but occasional cattle lifters and brigands, often living outside the law and feuding with their neighbours, the Colquhouns. Outlawed by parliament and beset by debt, the MacFarlanes fell on hard times and in 1718 the Stuckgowan lands were sold. Later in the century the remainder of the Macfarlane lands became part of the Colquhoun Estate.
1718 -1799 – The Simes –
John Simes, a butcher from Edinburgh, bought the Stuckgowan lands. Little is known of the family but they eventually sold to John McMurrich (possibly together with his brother Malcolm).
1799 – 1879 The McMurrichs
Little is known as to any previous dwellings but John McMurrich (1758 – 1847) came to be known as the creator of Stuckgowan house. The early 19th century saw vast changes. John, a merchant from Glasgow, was clearly the driving force responsible for the graceful property we can enjoy today. Add to that the beautiful gardens, glimpses of which remain even after years of neglect and lodges built with style and we can start to measure the extent of his achievements.
As was the practice at that time, the lands were settled in a form of trust and on his death James McMurrich became the Life Renter and Laird. Not withstanding the sale to the Colquhouns, it seems he continued to live on the Estate until his death.
1879 – 2011 – The Colquhouns –
Sir James Colquhoun left instructions in his will to purchase the Stuckgowan Estate if ever it came on the market. That wish was realized in 1879. The Colquhoun lands now ranged all along the side of the loch. The Stuckgowan Estate merged into the Colquhoun lands and, bit-by-bit sales diminished the mix of properties that had been assembled by the McMurrichs.
In turn the house was a home, a small hotel and then, in 2011, the shell of the old Estate House, including the gardens, north lodge and 34 acres of wild highland hillside was sold to the current owners.
With the framework of extended stewardship by these families there is a range of stories that hover between folklore, fable and real history.
Two of the best known are:
- 1592 – The murder of Sir Hugh Colquhoun. One of the best fireside stories with many twists and uncertainties with revenge for infidelity, clan feud, and fratricide amongst the motives. Each version has the MacFarlanes heavily involved but it was Sir Hugh's brother who was executed in November.
- 1603 – The Battle of Glen Fruin engaging the Colquhouns with a range of foes including the MacFarlanes. The Colquhouns suffered a massive defeat but it was the political consequences on their adversaries, which seems to have had a lasting effect.
In the 18th and 19th centuries the savagery of the past slowly gave way to an explosion of wealth, scientific and technical advances, tourism, architecture and literature – all seemed to touch Stuckgowan.
Glasgow's wealth grew out of trade and industry. John McMurrich was a Glasgow merchant - we believe a wood merchant and along with many of his contemporaries he 'moved' to the country. Whether he foresaw the tourist boom that followed is uncertain. It seems likely that he continued some 'wood merchant' dealings from Stuckgowan.
David Napier one of the creators of steamship travel pioneered some of the important scientific and technical advances in steamship design and bought his paddle steamer 'Marion' to Loch Lomond in 1818. Napier and John McMurrich eventually became partners and Tarbet prospered on the tourist trade. Marion's success and Napier's wider foresight and business drive played no little part as seed corn for the worldwide changes as sail gave way to steam.
As it happened the steamers promoted Loch Lomond as a tourist attraction.
Stuckgowan itself became a place to visit.
1839 Lumsden
"…Here the stranger previous to proceeding on his journey may visit the romantic pleasure grounds of Stuckgoune belonging to Mr McMurrich who has afforded every facility for the lover of nature to enjoy her in her wildest moods"
Over the years there has been a procession of complimentary references including…
"Shortly before reaching Tarbet, there is seen a pretty white mansion with woody recesses leading up to the mountains behind, and umbrageous lawns spreading gently downwards to the brink of the lake. This is Stuck Gown — pronounced …stugoon"
2010 Louis Stott's Blog
"Not far south of Tarbet a splendid regency cottage, Stuckgowan, is exquisitely situated above the A82. In its architecture it is one of the finest houses in the National Park….."
So notwithstanding her age the house has retained her charm born out of her architectural excellence. This in-turn raises one of the questions to which we have sought an answer.
If there was an Architect, who was he or she?
We will happily play Watson to any architectural Sherlock.
Whoever was responsible, the house has not just charm but a unique quality, which more than merits its Grade A listing.
The mystery of the Architect's identity is just the first of the questions that remain unanswered including when exactly was she built and is there any basis for the local rumour that Sir Walter Scott wrote part of Rob Roy in the house.
Ross Priory rightly lays claim to close connection with Sir Walter. Was Stuckgowan built by the time he visited the Loch in 1817? Even Ross Priory was probably ringing to the sound of Masons hammers at that time. Certainly Sir Walter's research for the book included a trip to the head of the loch and he would have passed Stuckgowan but we cannot say whether he stayed or even visited. However a clear link with Sir Walter comes later through Frances Jeffery (later Lord Jeffery) who stayed in the house nearly every year between 1821 and 1838. He was an editor, critic, poet, lawyer, politician and later a judge. Sir Walter refers to him as 'my particular friend'. Hector Buchanan of Ross Priory was a friend and close associate of Sir Walter and it would be strange if their common interests in literature, publishing, the Loch, their friendship and mutual profession did not draw these three together at Stuckgowan.
Whilst we cannot say many of the 'great slept here' Lord Francis and David Napier must rate as important men of their time.
Perhaps the guest book starting in 2013 will be of greater interest to future historians but it is not just the famous who should raise our interest in the past.
The Appendices will we hope become a growing miscellany of interesting snippets. They already include 'The Stuckgowan Estates Act 1879' a tipping point for Stuckgowan and one which anticipated the important changes in Land Law just three years later.
Somehow we hope those who are interested will end with an overview of the sweep of history which includes savagery, lawlessness, financial ruin, amazing progress, cultural changes, decay and now, through to a time when the fabric of the house is refreshed and she takes her charm on a new adventure.
The North Lodge will be restored and with it a more domestic history – an office, possibly the home for the 'Robinson the fox killer' keeper of the highland terriers, a refuge perhaps for second world war evacuees (are they still alive?) and a mini architectural gem with Norman arched diamond paned frontage windows, but sadly no more the driveway sweeping up from the loch edge to set off its humble excellence.
Slowly we hope to recover the history of the 'Gardens' by returning them at least in part to their former glory, but for now, the battle of the rhododendrons continues.
Please enjoy the house with all its facets.
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Finger Buffet
Perfect as an informal light meal at lunch or in the evening-as a welcome to your holiday or event- enjoy with a chilled Sherry or Champagne
Please choose from the Selection below to create your own Finger Buffet-
Any 6 items from the menu will cost £15.00 per person
Any 10 Items from the menu will cost £22.00 per person
Olive, cheese and Lemon grass Prawn skewers
Hot Griddled bacon parcels of pheasant livers
Chilled Gazpacho Shot
Goats Cheese and tarragon tartlets
Bradan Rost with Salsa Verde and fresh Rocket
Chicken liver parfait on melba toasts
Baby asparagus parcels with hollandaise
Wild mushroom with garlic bouches
Smoked mackerel mouse with beetroot and horseradish
Smoked Argyll Salmon and crème cheese blini
King prawn skewer marinated in lemon grass with plum tomato
Mixed Leaves Salad with French Dressing
Tomato, mozzarella & torn basil towers
Selection of Home made Artisan breads
Mediterranean couscous with fresh peas and broad beans
Chocolate Brownie
Caramelized Lemon tart
Glenalmond butter Shortbread- delicate and exquisite
Hog Roast Menu
Ideal for special informal parties- indoors or outdoors- twenty firsts, Family parties or corporate team building- the Hog Roast creates a special atmosphere all of its own. We roast the Hog in our purpose built hog roaster oven and carve direct to your guests, usually Buffet style with a selection of delicious accompaniments according to your individual preference.
Three Course Sit Down Dinner
To create your own bespoke Menu, please choose one first course, one main course, and one pudding. Coffee and Tea is included.
Waiter service included £43 per person
Platter of Scottish Cheeses with fresh Pears and Oatcakes please add £6.50
First Courses
Salmon Ceviche, red onion and chilli
Cullen skink
Griddled Pheasant and bacon parcels with colcannon and grand-mere sauce
Risotto of Winter vegetables, fresh garden herbs, lemon and parmesan
Salad of celery, apple and toasted walnuts with Dunsyre blue dressing
Tobermory hot- smoked salmon, lemon and caper sauce with watercress-Beetroot, spring onion, apple salad
Perthshire free range chicken liver parfait, redcurrant syrup and Florida salad
Salad of Loch Rannoch smoked chicken and smoked venison, pickled carrots and horseradish
Traditional Cock a Leekie Soup
Grilled goat cheese with roast Mediterranean vegetables, beetroot sorbet and mixed leaves
Main Courses
Steamed fillet of cod with a wood mushroom risotto, grilled baby leeks and a vermouth and mushroom sauce
Andhra lamb – a traditional regional Indian curry with cinnamon, fennel seed, cloves, mustard-with fresh Pineapple, Yoghurt, Mango and banana, Basmati Rice and Poppadums
Chicken Scallopine with Fontina Cheese and Roasted fennel
Wild Mushroom and Chive Risotto, with roasted pistachios
Steamed salmon fillet in parcel with confit cherry tomatoes, crushed potatoes, caper and lemon hollandaise
Spice crusted heather fed leg of Scottish lamb, roasted with Rosemary
Fillet of Beef (Aberdeen Angus from Ballater or Isle of Jura Highland) in Claret with caramelized shallots, wild mushrooms and double cream
Main courses accompanied as desired by salads or roasted root vegetables, steamed green vegetables, and a potato dish of choice: Dauphinoise, Rosti , Boiled or Roasted, Colcannon, Fondant, Galette.
Puddings or Desserts
Fresh Fruit Compote with Vanilla pod and Creme Fraiche
Bitter chocolate and pecan nut tart
Raspberry Meringue Roulade
Very dark Chocolate Roulade, Greek Yoghurt
Brioche bread and butter pudding with orange and Drambuie syrup
Hot ginger and carrot pudding with Butterscotch sauce
Banoffi Pie
Coffee and Tea
Celebration Menu
Perfect for Weddings, Birthdays, Anniversaries and other Special Occasions
Sit Down formal style, includes Canapes, any 3 courses, Coffee with petit fours or Shortbread
Choose one dish for each course to create your own bespoke Menu. Variations can be accommodated to suit individual taste and dietary requirements
Waiter Service included £63 per person
Canapes ( please choose 4 canapes from selection below for your bespoke menu)
Chilled Gazpacho Shot
Hot Griddled bacon parcels of pheasant livers
Goats Cheese and tarragon tartlets
Bradan Rost with Salsa Verde
Chicken liver parfait on melba toasts
Baby asparagus parcels with hollandaise
Wild mushroom with garlic bouches
Olive, cheese and Lemon grass Prawn skewer
Smoked Argyll Salmon and crème cheese blini
Devils on Horseback
First Courses
Pan-fried duck liver with oriental salad, roasted apples, orange and hazelnut dressing
West Coast Prawns, Parmesan Rosti cake, wild mushrooms, Perigord truffle
Red mullet, broad beans, spring onion and radish salad, soy and orange sauce
Warm salad of Perthshire pheasant, crisp leaves with hazelnut vinaigrette
Chanterelle mushroom soup with tarragon & Madeira
Salad of brown crab and shellfish served with hazelnut mayonnaise, apple and cucumber
Oysters Charentaise – freshly opened oysters with hot, spicy sausages with a glass of cool Muscadet
Rosti Salmon Sea-Cake with Lime butter sauce
Melon, Grape and passion fruit compote with champagne sorbet
Fresh hand dived Scallops-from Argyll- Stornoway Black Pudding mushy peas with sauce balsamic vinaigrette
Main Courses
Noisettes of Scotch Lamb with fettucine of Vegetables and Jus of rosemary,
Roasted Roots and Pommes Dauphinoise
Fillet of Beef (Aberdeen Angus from Ballater or Isle of Jura Highland) in Claret with caramelized shallots and wild mushrooms and fresh cream
Brewlands duck with pak choi, glazed apple, celeriac cream, honey and peppercorn sauce
Ragout of Scottish Shellfish-
Seared peppered loin of venison served with creamy cabbage and vegetables, confit red cabbage and red onion, game crisps and a bramble jus
Roasted sea bream and pancetta with garlic and pearl barley risotto
Parma Ham wrapped monkfish tail with mediterranean spiced cous cous and cherry tomatoes
Fillet of Sea Bass en Papillote with Tomato and thyme with roasted pepper, capers, shallots and green olive oil mayonnaise.
Wild Mushroom baked Roulade with Spinach and leeks, pine nuts and Nutmeg and black bean and pistachio salad.
Loin of wild venison with port-pickled red cabbage, game sauce with bitter chocolate
Pan Fried Breast of Pheasant with Fondant Potato, Puy Lentil and chestnut casserole with smoked paprika.
Indonesian Seafood Curry with Monkfish, Squid and Prawns.Served with pilau rice and a green bean and grated coconut salad with crisp fried shallots, garlic and chilli.
Scottish Lobster Thermidor and Salad Nicoise
Scottish, Italian and French Cheeses with fresh pears, oatcakes and Crackers
Hot Passion Fruit Souffle
Spiced wine plums served with stem ginger ice cream
Floating Islands-Poached Meringues creme Anglaise with nutmeg
Fresh Kaffir Lime and Coconut Posset with Cardamom Biscuits and Mango Salsa
Frangipane and Fig tart, served warm with clotted cream.
Caramelized Lemon and Lime Tart with fresh Perthshire Strawberries, Italian style
Almond Panacotta with fresh Brambles
Coffee with Petit Fours
Buffet Party Menu
Ideal for an informal gathering. Please choose 3 main courses and 3 Puddings to create your own Buffet menus £38 per person
Cheeseboard and Coffee included
Andhra lamb Curry- a traditional regional Indian curry with cinnamon, fennel seed, cloves, mustard-with fresh Pineapple, Yoghurt, Mango and banana and Basmati Rice
Coronation Chicken- a chilled dish of chicken with spices, chicken and fruit with curried mayonnaise served with hot new potatoes
Cold Poached Dressed Salmon with new potatoes
Spanokopita- a Greek dish of Spinach, Feta Cheese with Pine nuts topped with Puff Pastry
Slow Casserole of Pork with Prune and Apple with new potatoes
Salads( all included)
Greek salad (vine tomatoes, spinach, feta, olives, anchovies, garlic, basil)
Mixed leaf summer salad with crunchy apple and celery
Home made fresh coleslaw
Mayonnaise, French dressings, salsa verde
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German Translation
Stuckgowan House, ein Unikat beinahe 200 Jahre alt mit einem wunderschönen Blick über Loch Lomond. Es ist liebevoll und hochwertig restauriert, um jedem Wunsch gerecht zu werden. Has Haus ist fantastisch ausgestattet und ist besonders geeignet für einen entspannten Familienurlaub, ganz besondere Anlässe wie runde Geburtstage oder nur um ein herrliches Wochenende zu genießen.
Zur Verfügung stehen auch:
Jacuzzi für sieben Personen
Bar mit 'Pool Table'
Und ein kleines Fitness Centre.
Das Haus verbirgt viele Widersprüche. Die dicken Mauern sind aus Granit jedoch zierlich, hell und modern. Es steht inmitten etwa 13 Hektar Wald und damit einer Vielfalt seltener Bäume , wie zum Beispiel Schottlands höchster Mammutbaum (45m).
Die neun Schlafzimmer sind nach Bäumen benannt, die wir auf diesem Gut finden.
Versinken Sie in einen gemütlichen Chesterfield beim Holzfeuer und lassen Sie Ihren Blick über das Anwesen bis hin zu Loch Lomond schweifen, Sie können Brettspiele oder Karten spielen oder einfach mal die Zeit nehmen, ein gutes Buch zu lesen.
Zweibettzimmer, en Suite Badezimmer, separater Dusche, Badewanne, zwei Waschbecken und W.C.
Großes Doppel/Himmelbett, en Suite Badezimmer mit Dusche, Waschbecken, W.C. und einer außergewöhnlichen Badewanne, in der zwei Personen nebeneinander Platz haben.
Großer, offener Kamin. Von hier hat man wiederum eine wunderschöne Aussicht durch gotische Fenster des Erkers über das bewaldete Grundstück und Loch Lomond.
Dieses Zimmer hat einen Holzbrennofen und einen Esstisch aus Teak an dem bis zu 20 Personen Platz haben. Von hier sieht man auch Ben Lomond.
Sofort fällt Ihnen die Frühstücksbar ins Auge an der 14 bis 18 Personen (inklusive Fensterplätze)
sitzen können. Es gibt auch zwei Wasserkocher, zwei vier Scheiben Toaster, Waschbecken, Kühlschrank und eine Geschirrspülmaschine. Im Kochbereich ist ein Kochfeld mit vier Backoefen und vier Wärmeplatten, einem Becken und einem Induktionsherd mit vier Platten.
Damit es nicht langweilig wird, haben wir einen 'Smart' Fernseher an der Wand angebracht. Gleich angrenzend gibt es den…
Hier findet man Besteck und Geschirr fürs Esszimmer sowie eine zweitürigen Kühl/Gefrierschrank, zwei Becken und noch zwei Geschirrspülmaschinen. So muss niemand streiten, wer heute den Abwasch macht.
Nahe der Küche gelangt man über dieses Treppenhaus zu…
Ein Zweibettzimmer. Die Betten sehen aus als würden sie schweben und sind wieder, wie die meisten Möbel dieses Hause, aus Teakholz.
Ein großes Doppelbett
Diese beiden Zimmer teilen sich ein Bad mit Badewanne, Handdusche, Waschbecken und W.C.
Ein großes Treppenhaus führt zu den weiteren Schlafzimmern rund um eine Galerie. Dort befindet sich auch eine kleine Kochnische in der sich ein Kühlschrank, Wasserkocher und Tee/Kaffeezubereitungsmoeglichkeit verbirgt. So hat man den Weg in die Küche gespart.
Hier gibt es fünf weitere Schlafzimmer.
Doppelzimmer mit großem, silbernen Doppelbett und Chaise Longue – Kinderschlafplatz.
Doppelzimmer mit großem Doppelbett und einem Eizelbett.
Doppelzimmer mit einem noch größerem , rundem Bett unter schrägen Wänden.
Doppelzimmer mit großem Doppelbett und kleinem Chaise Longue/Kinderbett
Doppelzimmer mit großem Doppelbett und großem Chaise Longue/Kinderbett.
(Die Chaise Longues sind nur für Kinder geeignet, da sie nur etwa 1m52cm lang sind).
Auf dieser Etage befinden sich auch zwei Duschräume mit großen, begehbaren Duschen, Waschbecken und W.C. sowie auch einem Badezimmer mit Dusche und ein tränenförmigen Badewanne, Waschbecken und W.C.
Ein regnerischer, windiger Tag? Kein Problem! Hier gibt es viel zu tun und zu genießen.
Ja, es ist ein richtiges, kleine, kuschliges Kino mit einer 2m70cm großen Leinwand, Surround Sound, einer Bibliothek von Filmen, DVDs, 3D Filmen, einer X-Box KInect etc. etc.
Es gibt Stimmungsbeleuchtung, bequeme Sofas und Bean Bags….DER ideale Raum zur Entspannung für jung und alt.
Ausgestattet mit einer Vielzahl von Spielen, Spielzeug, Tischen und Stühlen an denen die Kinder
malen und spielen können. Ein Waschbecken und ein kleiner Kühlschrank sind auch vorhanden.
Für die Gäste, die Fitness einfach im Blut haben oder für die, die ein wenig fitter werden
möchte. Es gibt Cross Training, Power Plate, freie Gewichte oder Sie können Pilates machen.
Dieser Raum macht Sie ganz bestimmt fitter.
Auf einer großen Terrasse haben etwa 16 Personen zum Essen Platz. Außerdem gibt es einen versunkenen Jaccuzi mit Stimmungslicht und integriertem 'Sonos' Sound System. Hier entspannen Sie sich in mitten 13 Hektar National Park, in dem unter anderem die Riesen
The Coast Redwood und Monterey Pine wachsen.
Die Auffahrt ist durch ein elektrisches Tor gesichert und es sind genügend Parkplätze vorhanden.
- Zentralheizung plus offener Kamin und Holzofen in Esszimmer und Bibliothek
- Wifi ist gratis
- Integriertes 'Sonos' Sound System in der Grosszahl der Räume und Hot Tub.
Man hat die Möglichkeit, das eigene I Pod oder Smart Phone anzuschließen. Alles läuft durch einen Kontroller oder durch jedes I Phone/ I Pad mit der 'Sonos' app für unbegrenztes herunterladen von Musik.
- Kino mit X-Box Kinect und einer großen Auswahl von Filmen
- Jacuzzi für sieben Personen mit wunderschönem Blick nach Ben Lomond
- große Herde und Induktionsfelder
- Drei Geschirrspuelmaschinen
- Fünf Kühlschränke
- Nespresso Kaffeemaschine
- Zwei Babybettchen
- Zwei Hochstühle
- Wickelmatte, Flaschenwärmer, Zubereitungsstelle für Babynahrung
- Sicherheitsgitter oben und unten an beiden Treppen sind vorhanden
- Ein Föhn in jedem Zimmer
- Eine Highland Quelle versorgt das Haus mit frischem Wasser.


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Faculty News
Professor Cross Presents Trademark Remedies in JapanPosted February 19th, 2013 by James Rosendale
In attendance were the Hokkaido University Faculty of Law, certain graduate students and invited guests from universities and industry in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. Professor Cross spent three days in Sapporo where, in addition to the lecture, he met with several graduate students concerning their Ph.D. theses.
Find New Books on TwitterPosted February 13th, 2013 by Virginia Mattingly
Did you know the Law Library has a Twitter profile @lawlibnewbooks that you can follow to alert you when new items have been added to the collection?
There are two convenient ways to access this feature.
1) Log into your personal Twitter profile, then visit https://twitter.com/lawlibnewbooks and click the Follow button.
2) If you don't have a Twitter profile, you may still subscribe to the RSS feed by visiting https://www.law.louisville.edu/aggregator/sources/657 and clicking on the orange RSS icon in the top right hand corner.
If you're interested in learning more about social media, attend the Social Media Workshop for Faculty and Staff on April 11.
If you have any questions about social media, contact Virginia Mattingly. If you have questions about the Law Library's collection, contact Scott Campbell.
For more tips like these, visit the Law Library News for Faculty Archives.
Law Professor Lisa Nicholson to Speak at McKinney Law SymposiumPosted February 12th, 2013 by James Rosendale
One of the panels slated for that day will examine the potential for the law to prevent the next financial crisis. Professor David Herzig of Valparaiso School of Law will moderate a panel made up of Professor M. Todd Henderson of the University of Chicago School of Law, and Professor Lisa Nicholson of the University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law. Professor Henderson has private sector experience counseling clients on business and regulatory strategy, and he will speak about new strategies for regulation. Professor Nicholson has securities and commercial litigation experience and will speak on the subject of corporate governance.
Former Indiana Senator Evan Bayh will present the keynote address to kick off the event. Senator Bayh's lecture will focus on his experience with the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs during the financial crisis.
The symposium is sponsored by the Indiana Law Review, a legal periodical edited and managed by students of IU McKinney Law that publishes scholarly articles by professors, judges, and practitioners from throughout the country. Andrea Kochert is editor of a special issue of the Law Review that will contain the proceedings of the symposium.
Congratulations to the Tax Moot Court Team!Posted February 11th, 2013 by Anonymous
Congratulations to Brandeis School of Law students Ahmed Safeeulah and Laurie Beth McTighe on their stellar performance at the Florida Bar Tax Section Moot Court Competition. They went 1-1 after the first day, with their loss coming to the fourth place finisher, to advance to the second day. On the second day, they narrowly lost to the University of Florida, last year's runner-up and one of the top tax programs in the nation. They received rave reviews on their performance from both competitors and coaches.
Law School Alumnus, Randal Seago, RememberedPosted February 7th, 2013 by James Rosendale
Randal K. Seago, 56, died at his residence Jan. 29, 2013. Mr. Seago received his bachelor's degree from Davidson College in 1979, and received his JD in 1985 from the Brandeis School of Law. He was admitted to the North Carolina Bar Association in 1988, the same year that he began his affiliation with the North Carolina Academy of Trial Lawyers. Mr. Seago earned a reputation as an attorney wholly devoted to and passionate about defending the rights of his clients. Mr. Seago was also a member of American Association for Justice. He has been involved in many high-profile cases in his career, including appellate work that resulted in a significant interpretation of the law in favor of his clients, and was recognized as one of the leading trial attorneys in Western North Carolina. He developed a passion for defending people accused of capital murder, and was a featured speaker last year at the annual seminar devoted to those dedicated to saving people from the death penalty. Despite sometimes incredible odds, he never had a client sentenced to death. Mr. Seago also broke new legal ground in the early 1990s with the use of DNA testing to prove paternity to allow the rightful heir to inherit. He was universally respected in the legal community, and mentored countless younger attorneys how they could learn to be zealous, yet ethical, advocates.
Click here for more information about the funeral arrangements.
Legal Writing Prof Blog is Fans FavoritePosted February 4th, 2013 by James Rosendale
With a whopping 101 votes, the Legal Writing Prof blog, for which UofL Law Professor Judith Fischer is contributing editor, won the ABA Journal Fan Favorites poll of top legal blogs.
Professor Fischer is a frequent presenter on professionalism in legal writing. She often shares her expertise about legal writing in articles such as "Is It Good or Bad to Repeat Words?" which was published in the January 2013 issue of Kentucky Bench & Bar Magazine.
Congratulations Professor Fischer.
How to Connect from HomePosted January 30th, 2013 by Virginia Mattingly
Some of the library's electronic journals and databases are restricted to campus use only. However, many of the law school's digital collections and the University of Louisville Libraries' resources may be accessed remotely from your home computer or mobile device.
Visit the library's website and click "Connect from Home". On the next page, enter your ULink ID and password. Contact a librarian if you'd like assistance.
For more tips like these, visit the Law Library News for Faculty Archives.
Tori Murden McClure, '95 honored by Center for Women and FamiliesPosted January 29th, 2013 by James Rosendale
On February 13, 2013, The Center for Women and Families will honor five "Women of Distinction" at its 26th anniversary Celebration of Service & Survival.
One of this year's honorees is our own alumna, Tori Murden McClure, '95, president of Spalding University. She will be honored as a long-term role model for women and girls in Kentuckiana. Previously, she served as director of the Women's Center of Volunteers of America, a residential center for homeless women. At Spalding, she supports scholarships for women who are underprivileged and marginalized.
Murden McClure was honored by Brandeis School of Law in 2011 as a Distinguished Alumna at the Annual Brandeis School of Law Alumni Awards Banquet.
Professor Shelley Santry, who was this year's recipient of the Mary K Bonsteel Tachau Award, received the same honor in from the Center for Women and Families in 2011.
For information or reservations for this years event, please call 502-581-7207.
Sharing, With Sadness, the Passing of Lee Ann Webb, '97 Law GradPosted January 28th, 2013 by James Rosendale
It is with sadness that we share the news of the death of Brandeis School of Law alumna, Lee Ann Webb.
Webb, the wife of Frank Nussbaum, passed away on Wednesday, January 23,2013.
Born in Lexington March 14, 1969, Lee graduated from Henry Clay High in 1987 and attended Oberlin College. In 1990 she attended the School of International Training and spent a semester in Ecuador where she developed a deep appreciation for Latin American culture. She received BA's in Spanish and in Latin American Studies from UK and earned her JD from the U of L Law School, where she was Outstanding Woman Law Graduate in 1997.
Upon graduation, she clerked for KY Supreme Court Justice Janet Stumbo. She became an attorney at Stoll Keenon Ogden in Louisville in 2000. Fluent in Spanish, Lee performed pro bono work in both Spanish and English for refugees and recent immigrants and founded the Latino Legal Clinic of Louisville. She was on the Board of the National Society of Hispanic MBA's and on the board of the Hispanic Latino Coalition and of the Hispanic Latino Business Council. She was an early member of The Women's Network, Advocates for Democratic Principles. She was a participant in the Leadership Louisville-2012. (Source: Courier-Journal)
You may read her obituary from the Courier-Journal
UofL Law ABA Arbitration Team Competes in NationalsPosted January 28th, 2013 by James Rosendale
Brandeis School of Law ABA Arbitration team, Brad Johnson, Darick Crumbly, Derek Miles, and Emily Harris, competed in the ABA National Arbitration Competition on January 25, 2013.
As regional finalists in the Illinois Region ABA Arbitration Competition they were one of only ten teams, out of sixty-two teams nationwide, in the national-level competition.
They competed in front of nine arbitrators, and the written comments of one of those arbitrators best sums up their performance. He stated that the team, "did an excellent job on all aspects of [the] case." Their coach, Professor Ariana Levinson, is most proud of the team's professional and ethical presentation. The team received complements repeatedly from the other team members, coaches, and judges on their professionalism and courtesy. They would also like to thank their facilitator, Courtney Pawley, for all her hard work, and Mark Gray and Matt White of Gray and White Law and Grover Potts of Wyatt Tarrant & Combs LLP for the financial support that made their trip possible.


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When singer Hanna Olivegren volunteered last spring at the New Perspectives Festival for creative music in Vasteras, Sweden, she wasn't expecting to fall into an opportunity to begin collaborating with musician Asa Osborne of Zomes, and formerly of Lungfish. Olivegren, who has a background in jazz and improvisational vocals and has studied at numerous music schools in Sweden, improvised some vocal melodies over one of Osborne's instrumental performances during the festival. She told Osborne and the two liked the idea so much that he invited her to perform with him at another place in Sweden, and later at a show in New York City. The rest, as they say, is history.
The two shared their ideas and kept up regular communication via Skype while living on separate continents. And in the fall of last year, Olivegren made the trek to Baltimore to record Zomes' latest release, Time Was. "Most of the things that happen on the album came to us during the recording session," says Olivegren. Time Was is the first Zomes release to be recorded in an actual studio, and also the first time Osborne recorded as Zomes as a duo. Now out on tour in support of the new album, Olivegren hopes to continue her role in the band, adding another dimension to Osborne's drone-y, hypnotic instrumentals with her well-oiled vocals.
Olivegren enjoys contributing to the music, and says both she and Osborne write the songs' lyrics. As for the melodies, Olivegren says she finds them through messing around with improvising, keeping things fresh while embracing the collaborative spirit. Olivegren began singing at the age of 3, and began studying music at the age of 9, and found her knack for improvisation soon thereafter at Sodra Latin High School, before she went on to Skurups Folkhogskola, a music boarding school. "Within the improvised genre, I love exploring sounds through different vocal techniques," she says. It's these techniques that make Zomes and Time Was stand out from the crowd, as the record feels both free and purposeful.
Time Was is currently streaming on Spotify, and we recommend giving it a listen before you check them out tonight at BAR with Puma Simone. The show starts around 9 p.m., and it's free, and also, the pizza, so good.
Zomes and Puma Simone, April 17, 9 p.m., Free, BAR. See manicproductions.org for more info.


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How To Enable Multiple HTTPS Sites For One IP On Debian Etch Using TLS Extensions
Submitted by archerjd (Contact Author) (Forums) on Fri, 2007-11-16 16:24. :: Debian | ISPConfig | Apache | Control Panels
How To Enable Multiple HTTPS Sites For One IP On Debian Etch Using TLS Extensions
This how-to is Debian specific but could be ported to other distributions since the concept is the same. In order to use TLS Extensions we have to patch and recompile apache2 and recompile OpenSSL with the enable-tlsext directive. Since TLS Extensions are relatively new, some internet browsers will not work so the apache2 server will deliver just the default site as http 1.0 does on an http 1.1 server.
This how-to assumes you have followed the perfect_setup_debian_etch to completion.
1. Preparing pbuilder
Install pbuilder.
apt-get update
Next edit /etc/pbuilder/pbuilderrc on line 11 to reflect a site closest to you. This is the site that apt will use to resolve dependencies.
In the same file go to line 20 and set DISTRIBUTION=etch
Finally create your pbuilder image.
pbuilder create --distribution etch
2. Patching and recompiling apache2.
First we must create a directory to store the sources in and download them.
mkdir /usr/src/apache2
Copy and save this patch to /usr/src/apache2/apache2-2.2.3/httpd-2.2.3-sni.patch
cat > /usr/src/apache2/apache2-2.2.3/httpd-2.2.3-sni.patch
Use ctrl+d to exit
cd apache2-2.2.3/
Change the version.
cd debian/
And modify lines 1-5 so it looks like this:
Recompile the source package.
cd ../..
Compile apache2 with pbuilder.
pbuilder build apache2_2.2.3-4a+etch.dsc
3. Compiling OpenSSL-0.9.8g
Edit /etc/apt/sources.list with your favorite editor and add a new line using sid for the distrobution
apt-get update
Edit the file /usr/src/openssl/openssl-0.9.8g/debian/rules and add enable-tlsext on line 22 so it looks like this:
cd openssl-0.9.8g/debian/
Change the version on lines 1-5 so it look like this:
Recompile the source package.
cd ../..
Compile OpenSSL with pbuilder.
pbuilder build openssl_0.9.8g-1.dsc
Installing the newly built packages.
cd /var/cache/pbuilder/result
Run this command to fix any dependencies.
apt-get install –f
4. Configure ISPConfig to allow multiple secure websites on one IP address
Edit /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/classes/ispconfig_isp_web.lib.php and search for the following:
Comment it out so it looks like this:
Search again in the same file and comment those out.
Create a default secure site that users will see if they are using a non RFC 4366 compliant browser.
mkdir /var/www/sharedip/ssl
Be sure to enter your own password.
Edit /etc/apache2/apache2.conf and place this above Include /etc/apache2/vhosts/Vhosts_ispconfig.conf
Test creating multiple sites with SSL enabled.


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Traveling makes a man wiser, but less happy.Thomas Jefferson
The more sinful and guilty a person tends to feel, the less chance there is that he will be a happy, healthy, or law-abiding citizen. He will become a compulsive wrong-doerDr. Albert Ellis
I never did anything according to what anyone else wanted. That's why I think I am happy. I do everything 100% even my stupidest missteps. I know when I'm getting ready to mess up, I'm going to do it full-on.Sandra Bullock
Brotherhood is not just a Bible word. Out of comradeship can come and will come the happy life for all.Heywood Broun
There will be no real content among American women unless they are made and kept more ignorant or unless they are given equal opportunity with men to use what they have been taught. And American men will not be really happy until their women are.Pearl Sydenstricker Buck
I lean against the wind, pretend that I am weightless, and in this moment I am happy.Brandon Boyd
The surest defense against Evil is extreme individualism, originality of thinking, whimsicality, even if you will eccentricity. That is, something that can't be feigned, faked, imitated; something even a seasoned imposter couldn't be happy with.Iosip Aleksandrovich Brodsky
I went home very happy, with a heart brimful of complacency for myself, and overflowing with love for Eliza.Anne Bront
I'm gonna be a happy idiot and struggle for the legal tender. Where the ads take aim and lay their claim to the heart and the soul of the spender. And believe in whatever may lie in those things that money can buy, though true love could have been a contenderClyde Jackson Browne
If ever two were one, then surely we. If ever man were loved by wife, then thee; If ever wife was happy in a man, Compare with me ye women if you can.Anne Bradstreet
There is no record in history of a happy philosopher.Henry Louis Mencken
Philosophers, for the most part, are constitutionally timid, and dislike the unexpected. Few of them would be genuinely happy as pirates or burglars. Accordingly they invent systems which make the future calculable, at least in its main outlinesBertrand Russell
My advice to you is to get married. If you find a good wife you'll be happy; if not you'll become a philosopherSocrates
Philosophers, for the most part, are constitutionally timid, and dislike the unexpected. Few of them would be genuinely happy as pirates or burglars. Accordingly they invent systems which make the future calculable, at least in its main outlinesBertrand Russell
Sorrow happens, hardship happens, the hell with it, who never knew the price of happiness, will not be happyYevgeny Yevtushenko
It is never too late to have a happy childhood.Tom Robbins
A happy childhood is poor preparation for human contacts.Sidonie Gabrielle
A happy childhood has spoiled many a promising life.Robertson Davies
No more talk of gloomy Angel, though. Only happy thoughts. Sunshine, picnic, that spell we did last night. With the oil?Amber Nicole Benson
Let us be grateful to people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossomMarcel Proust
Everyone thinks I'm Jewish. I'm not. Last year I got a call: "Happy Hanukkah." I said "Ma, I'm not Jewish."Joy Behar
Money doesn't make you happy. I now have $50 million but I was just as happy when I had $48 millionArnold Schwarzenegger
If (the) empire of superstition and hypocrisy should be overthrown, happy indeed will it be for the world; but if all religion and morality should be overthrown with it, what advantages will be gained? The doctrine of human equality is founded entireJohn Adams


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Interview with Dina BroadhurstDesigner, Interviews
It is my pleasure to welcome Dina Broadhurst – interior designer based in Australia – amazing talent, stylist, blogger, world traveler and lifestyle editor for Pagesdigital magazine. Enjoy!
How would you describe your style?
Strong use of natural materials with favourites being stone, marble and raw brass. Love the aging process and the character, rather than being precious about these materials I like them to age and show their character. Also using strong colour or graphic black and white palettes with lots of texture is a signature of mine. And I love the furniture and art to be the stars of my spaces and I believe in quality in the detail such as hardware, handles, power points, light fittings and custom made items.
What inspired you to get into design?
It's something I have always been involved in personally, renovating my first apartment adding on a second story in the roof space when I was 21 years old. After numerous requests from friends and neighbours I decided to take a course and it went from there.
How did you get your first assignment?
My first assignment that was properly paid was an old neighbour of mine who wanted a replica of my apartment next door to him for himself. I did the job in full including project management while he lived in another city. Prior to that I renovated an apartment buildings common areas and gardens within which I lived, as all the neighbours voted me to take on the job at the metting after seeing my apartment interior design. I had also done a hair salon for an ex boyfriend, turning an old office into a 8 station hair emporium.
Some designers believe that the first piece for any room is the rug or a painting that sets up the colors palette. What is your first source of inspiration?
Absolutely, I will find a piece of furniture or art and just fall in love and base a whole room around it. Other than that it may be a single colour that I am obsessed with at the time or a single image from a magazine that I use for my inspiration.
How do you achieve a good scale? Scale is a really interesting and difficult topic.
Scale is hugely important and very hard to learn, it is innate, like style. I love grand proportions and oversized pieces and less is more, statement pieces rather than lots of clutter. And surprising the opposite of what you expect, for small spaces a few larger pieces is better than lots of small scale pieces.
What do you enjoy most in your work?
Visiting the factories and seeing the craftsmen at work, like going to the marble supplies and the brass workshops, and I also love the hunting and gathering, having the freedom to slowly gather pieces that you love rather than rush and buy what you need all at once is always the best situation.
What is the biggest mistake people make when they decide to decorate their own homes without the guidance of a designer?
Not having a unified look, not knowing where to spend and where to save, managing a budget, picking the right tone, a couple of shades off can make all the difference, and having the resources to find unique pieces and the experience of materials and how they perform once they become used and part of your environment. Also how to use materials is new and exciting ways.
What do you love to do when you are not designing?
Art galleries, travel, eat, the beach, collaging, writing and updating my blog, yoga, spending time with my son and my family, photography, hanging out and brainstorming with my super creative boyfriend.
Who are your favorite artists?
Interior design: Kelly Wearstler for her brave mix of materials. Le Corbusier. Art: Australian artist Dale Frank and contemporary art. I love so many artist it depends on my mood: Yves Klein, Damien Hirst, Basquait, Andy Warhol, Tracey Emin. Photographers: Cindy Sherman, Andreas Gursky and Bill Henson. I LOVE ART.
Your favorite books?
Art and photography books, I love collecting coffee table books, I can never have enough and I have to have every issue of Spanish AD interiors magazine, it's always fantastic and different.
Your favorite places in Australia?
The White Rabbit gallery in Chippendale for the best contemporary Chinese art. Seans Panorama and Fratelli Paradiso for Food. Blood Orange for fashion. Michel Road Auctions for furniture hunting.
What does success mean to you?
Freedom and knowing that you inspire people.
My signature question – what are the most important design elements?
They are also so important but shape, value and colour are my top priorities… and texture, you can't get colour right without considering texture.
photos: Felix Forest, Alina Gozina
8 Kommentare zu "Interview with Dina Broadhurst"
Tim H. am
10.10.2012 um 08:27 Uhr
classiq am
10.10.2012 um 14:38 Uhr
Less definitely is more and I liked what she said about preferring statement pieces instead of many small ones. And seeing the craftsmen at work, that must be such an exciting part of interior designing.
Vivian am
10.10.2012 um 15:44 Uhr
wow! wonderful interview! w o n d e r f u l!
Dawn {The Alternative Wife} am
10.10.2012 um 17:22 Uhr
Such a fabulous intereview! I absolutely love her style. I'm redesigning my living room and looking for a signature piece to base it all around. Also looking for fewer grand pieces rather than more small ones xoxo
Jonas am
10.10.2012 um 19:19 Uhr
wonderful work, Dina!
Tereza am
11.10.2012 um 13:16 Uhr
Hi, Maria!
Trabalho fantástico, eu ainda não conhecia esta interior designer, bela entrevista.
La Boheme am
11.10.2012 um 20:46 Uhr
Thank you for the introduction Maria, I wasn't familiar with Dina's work and her blog, but I'm out to check out more now. Great interview! x
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A few years back I was waiting in line at the grocery store. All along the aisle was chocolate bunnies. I wondered what Jesus would think about the Easter Bunny. At the time I was illustrating a set of 'Business Icons' that used almost a Fisher Price™ figure style in them. I adapted that format and created this image.
Of course I emailed it to my Mom and her only comment was "I don't think that's funny at all." Which of course made it hilarious.
So with that said I hope your Easter is a good one!
Apr 14, 2006
Jesus Wins!
Posted by Vonster at Friday, April 14, 2006
Labels: Character, Commentary, Funny, Rants
3 comments:
- Mary said...
hahahaha, von, that is so great!
- Tuesday, April 18, 2006
neat!!!!! how did u do it....
- Saturday, April 22, 2006
I think that's hilarious!!
- Friday, July 07, 2006
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In this blog I come down pretty harsh on Evangelicals, Fundamentalists, Republicans and Creationists. I don't mince words and I have called them "idiots, morons, hypocrites, unpatriotic" and have even questioned their intelligence, or the lack of it. Relax, this is not a porn site...it is safe to open at work...the only reason for the warning is because I use profanity on certain cases because I believe that profanity is the salt and pepper of the otherwise bland English language stew.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
"Drill, baby drill"
The American Dream…
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
At times, the movie is raw and emotional, regardless of Moore's politics. There is a story of a family that loses their house in foreclosure and then is paid $1,000 by their lender to clean out their belongings. It's a job usually left to a private contractor but the family needed the money. Or the story of how Wal-Mart Stores profited from a life insurance policy it took out on a young woman who died unexpectedly leaving behind her young family. The family of course got nothing, not even to pay for the funeral.
The movie is supposed to expose the suffering caused by the Wall Street profit machine, which had been facilitated by systematic and pervasive deregulation during the Reagan, Clinton and Bush administrations. The final insult was the financial rescue of 2008, which Moore says was a ploy to enrich the likes of Goldman Sachs, led by former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and with the help of the Congressional Democrats, who stoked fear there would be mass chaos if taxpayers didn't shell out billions of dollars for the banks.
There is absolutely nothing I didn't know that Moore exposes in this movie. It is a harsh, only one sided view of a very complex problem that we are facing in our country. There are other mitigating circumstances and equally valid reasons for the economic meltdown like the irresponsible home buyers who took out mortgages they could not possibly afford.
What I got out of watching this film is that Moore's message is something hopeful, that the American people will somehow find it within themselves to gain strength and fight with their votes and their ability to muster up grass root organizations to assert their superiority over the rich and the corporations. But I say: good luck; the rich and the corporations are not going to let go of their teat and will continue to suck that cow until it is dried up and falls over dead from dehydration.
The way our society has been functioning is to take away from the poor and the middle class, the rich will continue to take action to protect themselves from the rift-raft trying to deprive them of their ill gotten riches. In some cases they will be cruel and ruthless. We now have a new Supreme Court decision that gives the corporations the right to spend unlimited amounts of money on political campaigns. We also have the involvement of religious organizations not only providing funds for this or the other political causes or candidates, violating the long held concept of the separation of Church and State.
The movie leaves you with some hope that perhaps with the election of President Obama things might be changing. But one year into his Presidency we see that the realities are very different. President Obama has fought one of the most energetic and vilest fights ever seen in American politics just to pass one piece of legislation that ended up being watered down and imperfect. In his desire to be inclusive and bi-partisan, he gave in to the many demands from the opposition and got nothing in return, on the contrary, all he got was more obstructionism and opposition and the promise of more obstruction to come from Republicans.
I really don't see how we can have even effective government if the premise that the opposition has is that "the best government is that which governs the least" and "government is the problem" a long held Reagan idieology like "trickle down economics" which is flawed and erroneous. I really don't see how Obama and the Democrats will be able to fight again and again for much needed legislation. We are tired and we are sick of gridlock. We are disgusted with the Republicans and with the Tea Baggers. Some of us on the liberal progressive side unfortunately have a very bleak outlook for our nation.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
What the Constitution says
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Freedom of speech and the press in Venezuela?
Anti-Chavez TV channel owner arrested in Venezuela
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The owner of a Venezuelan TV channel that takes a hard line against President Hugo Chavez has been arrested for remarks authorities deemed offensive, sending a powerful signal to government opponents that they should watch their words.
Opposition leaders and human rights groups condemned Thursday's arrest of Guillermo Zuloaga, the owner of Globovision, who was detained on a warrant by military intelligence agents and released hours later after appearing in court. Critics called the case a major setback for freedom of speech, saying it shows the government is growing increasingly intolerant and authoritarian as its popular support has slipped.
How long has it been since the former Cuban Minister of the Interior arrived in Venezuela? Do you think that there is any connection? Nah, that is just what the anti-Chavez reactionary right wingers are saying.
Maybe we could do the same here in America and arrest Beck, Limbaugh and the FOX NEWS owner…do you think it might work? Or are we to continue our tradition of freedom of the press and speech?
Friday, March 26, 2010
DON'T ASK DON'T TELL? Don't tell me…you are a homophobe
We heard recently from this asshole that the reason that a massacre took place in Bosnia (from retired Gen. John Sheehan's at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., on Thursday)
Sheehan claimed that Dutch military leaders had called the presence of gay soldiers in the army "part of the problem" that allowed Serb forces to overrun the Srebrenica enclave in Bosnia in July 1995 and kill some 8,000 Muslim men.
Nor can we ever forget for whom we fight this battle because each and every day service members pack up their uniforms for the final time due to nothing more than being who they are. It does not matter if you are a Jen Kophstein or Mike Almay or Victor Fehrenbach, honorable and courageous service is quickly tossed aside when the investigative services begin their work. That is why when it comes to this fight, all of us are fighting like hell to secure votes every day.
Patience is a virtue, we are told. Sometimes, in the course of a struggle, the need is always to know when and how to strike. Lt. Dan Choi and James E. Pietrangelo's decision to handcuff themselves to the gate of the White House was, according to many, the wrong thing to do. Indeed, there are signs that it has undermined the resolve of some Don't Ask, Don't Tell supporters and strengthened the hands of men like retired General John Sheehan who, that same day, uttered a slanderous, inaccurate, and outright false accusation which caused a minor diplomatic incident with the Netherlands. On a day when the story should have been the lengths at which homophobes such as General Sheehan will go to in order to prevent gays and lesbians from serving openly in the military, the story became about how two men in uniform chose to, in the eyes of LGBT critics, disrespect their service.
I think the main reason why there is a misconception among the military is because they operate in an atmosphere of a machista culture. You are a warrior, a fierce and ruthless son of a bitch and you have to be devoid of compassion. They have bought into the stereotype of the weak, flamboyant and effeminate homosexual, incapable of defending himself let alone his country.
But we all know that this is an erroneous generalization since most gays are neither flamboyant nor devoid of compassion. Most of us fall somewhere in between but the fact that we can defend our country and love our country just as much as any heterosexual can has not dawned on these people. Or are we to believe that only if you stick your dick into a dirty cunt you can join the military and serve your country?
It's not going to make the military soft or anything. I mean, they're soldiers. We're talking, yea, they're gay, but we're not talking Ru Paul, Elton John gay, we're talking "Brokeback Mountain" gay.
- Wanda Sykes regarding "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Our brave soldiers are capable of compassion too.
A word of advice to retired Gen. Sheehan: Don't underestimate what an angry, flamboyant drag queen can do with high heels and a purse.
Rupaul is quite capable of defending him/herself and us too because he/she has more balls than you do general.


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Thread: Who Needs Naming Help?
October 12th, 2013 02:25 PM #1
Who Needs Naming Help?
[FONT=Arial Black]Do you need inspiration?[/FONT] [FONT=Georgia]Are your combos feeling bored, tired and commonplace?[/FONT]
[FONT=Lucida Sans Unicode]Are you unable to sleep for the niggly name thoughts haunting your mind?[/FONT]
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I am feeling like helping people with some naming stuff. Not even real babies [or maybe?] or the combo you just can't get right but isn't really thread making worthy. Just leave a challenge for me to sort out and I will do my best.[ Ingo Julius ][ Igor John ][ Samson Hugo ]
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Nickname names: Ferry (Ferelith) & Sibby (Cybele)
October 12th, 2013 02:48 PM #5
I'm trying to create combos for the names in my sig. Can you help? Thanks!~Emily
Annabel, Carlotta, Tamar, Jubilee, Lorelei, Lola, Josie, Alice, Indira, Claire, Liliosa, Vivienne, Ella, Abigail, Ivy
Jameson, Samuel, Archer, Dominic, Barnaby, Paul, Henry, Oliver, Jadon, Isaac, Harrison, Lawson, Ezra, Rhys
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October 12th, 2013 03:06 PM #7
@hanbow Why thank you. Could you be a bit more specific? What would you actually like me to do with the names? To start though I will give my opinion: Silver is beautiful but you would have to be careful with the middles as it could get too descriptive eg. Silver Elizabeth would sound like Elizabeth is silver coloured. Maybe it would work better in the middle. I would also leave Paddington to the middle as most would think of the bear. It is absolutely adorable though and you could call him Paddy while he is young.
@dramagrl19 Your combos are being created[ Ingo Julius ][ Igor John ][ Samson Hugo ]
[ Ottilie ][ Emeline ][ Anwen ][ Grace ][ Esther ][ Hope ]
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@whirligig- Sorry! I just wondered if any combinations jumped out at you. If you think that Silver and Paddington sound the best in the middle then do you have any first name suggestions? Thanks XEulalie December & Lysander James
Nickname names: Ferry (Ferelith) & Sibby (Cybele)


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