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Carson Kressley Thinks Elisabetta Canalis Will Win 'DWTS'
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Dancing With The Stars competitor Carson Kressley has revealed who he thinks is going to walk away with the Mirror Ball trophy on the upcoming season of the show. Here's a hint: It's not himself!
According to In Touch Weekly, Carson believes that George Clooney's ex-girlfriend, Elisabetta Canalis, has a good chance of taking the coveted trophy. He said, "She probably could win. She has long legs, and she's gorgeous – of course she's going to be able to move!"
He also revealed that he's got his eye on another competitor, Ricki Lake. He said, "I think people are discounting Ricki because she is older, but I believe she's going to be great. She has a musical theater background, so I think she is going to be a hidden threat!"
Carson added that he's not threatened by David Arquette's talent, but by his good looks. He said, "I have a little 'man crush' on him. He's like the male version of Demi Moore to me!"
Who do you think has a good shot of winning the Mirror Ball trophy on Dancing With The Stars? Sound off in the comments!
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NCIS Review: Shell Shocked and Awedby Mary Powers at . Comments
While NCIS has been a primarily character-driven show, "Shell Shock Part I" was a exception, with the focus on the case. It was a very good one, too. Captain Westcott appeared to be suffering from severe PTSD, attacking a random person for no reason.
But there was more to the story, as the person he attacked was one of the men in the ambush in Afghanistan that made him into the damaged man he is today.
"Shell Shock, Part II," meanwhile, was unique in that the case was still fantastic, but we also enjoyed a good deal of the episode focusing on the characters as well, primarily Gibbs.
I've watched NCIS since the beginning of the series, and we don't often get to see an emotional side of Gibbs. The man is brilliant, solves cases, rarely smiles, and gives Dinozzo head-slaps on a regular basis - but that is it. This episode was an exception.
While his focus continued to be on tracking down Cursey and neutralizing his plans, he became just as devoted to Westcott and making it clear to him that he's not alone; there are people who care about him.
This was especially important because Wescott's own father doesn't even given a damn, and his primary concern is just leaving so that he can get back to work. Gibbs truly cares.
As he said himself, he used to be be on the other side and sent men like Westcott home all the time, hoping that they would be okay. This time, he had the chance to help. And he did.
Abby's ittle virtual reality experiment didn't help much in jogging Wescott's memory, but Gibbs was pure genius in his interrogation of Cursey when he got him pissed off enough to spit on Westcott's team member's picture, throwing Westcott into a rage and triggering the memory that Cursey's girlfriend is the accomplice.
That then triggered the memory that Cursey didn't drag Hall away with Hall begging his Captain for help. Westcott pulled Hall out of the line of fire instead. He didn't make it, but he certainly wasn't the coward he had always thought he was.
Harmon did an absolutely excellent job in this episode, as it shed a light on a part of the character that we rarely see. The only other recent episode I can remember where we get to see this side of Gibbs was the Season 6 episode "Broken Bird," where Gibbs helps Ducky deal with the trauma of knowing that he euthanized a man out of mercy while being in the military as a physician. As cold as Gibbs may seem at times, there is truly a big, warm heart underneath.
And, don't worry, Tiva shippers, I haven't forgotten about you. "Beach picnic, impromptu dancing, and the Opera" - the big three.
DiNozzo was just obsessed to find out who Ziva is going to the opera with. After enough harassment, she finally revealed she was going alone to honor her deceased sister because she loved the opera so much, and it was her birthday.
The downside was the opera being out. What DiNozzo did next should tell us all that he truly does have deep feelings for Ziva. She didn't get tickets to that opera, but he made a CD of it for her to listen to, making it like she was there. Now, that's real chemistry going on there.
Some say this is going to be the season for Tiva, and I can't wait to find out!
I want McGee!!!!! McGee and Abby together - I miss them so much..
I loved this episode. I too was crying at the end. It was espeically special ending for me cuz I lost my mom 21 years ago on Nov. 22 which was the friday before thanksgiving and this year its on thanks giving. The show and everyone connected to it get better and better and touch on alot of subjects that are relevant today.
This episode had me crying so much by the end.My Dad's a peacetime veteran,but his father was a German POW in WWII,and he refused to ever even talk about the experience.Dad's a member of the American Legion,and we've read many articles in their monthly publications about the effects of PTS.Not nearly enough is being done by our government to help this situation,so I think it's absolutely wonderful that a mainstream network show such as this is shedding light on this very serious issue.Here's hoping more people will pay attention to the problem,and donate to charities that are trying to help.
I loved the moment between Tony and Ziva at the end.However,I'm also one of those people who would prefer that they remain dear friends rather than lovers.I've never understood this need that others seem to have to see characters become romantic.I like the idea that a man and woman can have a platonic friendship and show that they love and care about each other w/o it becoming a romance.
Can't wait to see what's next for Tony and Ziva as this is indeed the Year of TIVA!
I was really moved by the PTSD storyline in the 2 parter! Nicole and Gina really did their research when they wrote the scripts. The guest stars were awesome in their roles as returning veterans dealing with PTSD. Mark Harmon did such a wonderful job as Gibbs when he wondered if he had sent the men under his command home from war in a similar state of mind. That he set out to do right by Westcott and brought in an expert on PTSD so that he wouldn't interfere with Westcott's recovery was very powerful. I wasn't expecting the twist of Kersey's girlfriend being his accomplice at all….very excellent job of throwing me off my game, Gina! As for Tony and Ziva….wow is all I have to say! This was such a huge step for them, opening up to each other in ways they haven't done in the past, and when it really mattered, Tony manned up and showed Ziva just how much he cares by bringing the opera to her! Can't wait to see what's next for Tony and Ziva as this is indeed the Year of TIVA.
haven't watched this ep yet, but thanks for up up-chuck scene coming between tony and ziva...i'll have my remote ready to fast forward thru it and be sure not to each beforehand, so i don't lose my lunch.....
Awesome episode!! Great story and the way they told the story was perfect. I cried when Mark and Pauley spoke at the end. And, this Tiva shipper was smiling and crying at the same time. That was the most wonderful scene between Ziva and Tony. I have loved the idea of them together since Ziva walked in the door but that moment was the best. My former fav scene of them was from the season 7 premiere. "Couldn't live without ya I guess". Keep the Tiva going, this fan is loving it
Loved the TIVA moments in these last two episodes!!! Both episodes with them opening up to each other were really sweet!! Can't wait to see what else will come for them of course as I am a all time TIVA shipper!!! Loved both episodes for the storyline as well!!! The case was great and I loved how Gibbs was trying his hardest to help Captain Westcott with his PTSD!!! Always great to see Gibbs in action and showing emotions!!!
I LOVED the end to this episode, it really showed that Tony cares for Ziva, and it was touching that she honors her sister every year by listening to opera. That was just nice work on the part of the actors and the writers.
And to the reviewer, it was spelled, I believe, KERSEY, not "curse-y", which is how it sounds phonetically.
I thought the PTS storyline came together a bit too fast at the end, but I felt it was important to have this episode in a show that lionizes the military.
Viewers need to see the consequences of sending young men off to war and finding them coming home broken. Gibbs did a great job in this ep, and I thought Ducky did, too, but then I love Ducky and Abby, as they always do a great job...loved Abby's mention of caffiene-coated green beans! LOL
I miss bad ass Gibbs I don't like this weak push over gibbs I got to say I really im getting sick of Character development of Tony and Ziva seem like their always rewritting their backstory. Abby really need to grow up you think after 10 year of being on the show she would show a little bit more mature towards a case. Poor Mcgee just keep fadding away,Season 10 so far has been a real let down with only one good episode so far Shell Shock could of been so much better but it really drop the ball, What happen to these bringing back the stuff from the season opener. Gone looks to be better I hope it is I don't know about you guys but I'm getting sick of these standalone episode they are so outdated I can understand when we were back in season 1 and 2 but its now season 10 we WANT storylines,One reason I stop watching Law and Order was because I got sick of the Standalone episode. Happy Thanksgiving Everyone and Happy Thanksgiving to Our Hero and Savoir God

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When the blogosphere doesn't see Jane for a time, I've learned to wonder what she's up to.
Once, it was the Firedoglake.com membership program. Great! FDL got me through the Bush administration. Now, members can help it stay independent, while nurturing its online community. Count me in.
Then, it was Occupy Supply. Could I help by meeting FDL's Kevin Gosztola to reconnoiter needs at Occupy Albany, NY? So those two projects of Jane's had me hurtling west for a couple of hours on Tuesday through the winter-bare Berkshires. Albany was the final stop on Kevin's current Occupy tour. His bus would come in at 2:30.
From station to Occupy Albany was less than a mile. OA is in the shadow of the state house, in the section of Lafayette Park that the City of Albany owns. This was about Kevin's 20th Occupy encampment. I've read Occupy news from the start and watched Occupy videos obsessively. But, in person, this was my first.
Approaching the tents, we saw signs. General Lafayette, on prancing horse and with American flag (so many stars already?), to tri-corn-hatted Continental militia: "Show me what democracy looks like!" Soldiers: "This is what democracy looks like!"
On a blowup of, I think, the Great Seal from a dollar bill: "E Pluribus Unum does not translate as every man for himself." And, on a small piece of brown cardboard: "Where is this curfew posted?" Good question, as we later learned.


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|Period: ___________________
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 8.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Azaro is kidnapped during a fire and riot in his family's living compound, who tells him to run for his life?
(a) A woman.
(b) A cat.
(c) Another little boy.
(d) One of his kidnappers.
2. On the journey, Azaro and the "guide" come to what place with ever changing colors?
(a) A forest.
(b) A corn field.
(c) A shallow pool water.
(d) A valley.
3. After the celebration, many drunken men who were asleep on the floor had to be carried out, but the landlord awakened and demanded what?
(a) His hat.
(b) Food.
(c) Drink.
(d) The rent.
4. The police officer's home has several spirits and even more come; then, during a huge storm the house catches on fire from what?
(a) Lightning.
(b) Thrown torch from upset rioters.
(c) A dropped match.
(d) Cooking fire embers.
5. Who chases Azaro when he runs from the bar?
(a) The spirits and Madame Koto.
(b) Madame Koto and the women from the village.
(c) His father and Madame Koto.
(d) The landlord and his father.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who comes to visit Azaro's father during his recovery, but leaves because other visitors make this person feel uncomfortable?
2. Who distracts Azaro's father during his fight with the man in the white suit?
3. What is the name of the boxer that disappears after Azaro's father defeats him near the swamp?
4. As Azaro goes back to the bar he sees Madame Koto counting a large amount of money. When Koto sees him, she calls him what?
5. Who runs naked in the rain?
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2nd Asteroid prospecting company to start prospecting in 2015
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Also, as I've suggested before in this forum, it will make use of 3D printing to
replicate new robots.
need to start reading the articles you link. Or at least comprehending them.
Besides, they have the usual problem that half of these companies have - No bucks, no Buck Rodgers.
Eventually, the goal is to feed the company's "MicroGravity Foundry," a new type of 3-D printer that uses nickel-charged gas to print with metal in space. The company claims the metal components would be stronger than those made with traditional sintering methods, which would use low-melting point metals. Ultimately, the foundry would supply a deep-space factory making a wide range of parts, according to the company. It could print new parts for Mars missions, components for new outposts that would replace communications satellites, and even space stations that can beam power back to Earth. Like other asteroid-mining hopefuls, the company says asteroids could also become fuel sources for satellites.
The foundries will need to produce robot spacecraft to create the outposts, mars missions, etc. They're not doing all that with Earth launches. This is pretty clear.
PRI has lots of backers, I don't see competition as anything but positive, and backers are easier to find than ever for DSI.
It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring. Carl Sagan
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London Fashion Week SS15 highlights: Day 3
Yesterday was my favourite LFW day in terms of the designers I love. Preen, Toga, Topshop and Margaret Howell all rank high on my radar.
Preen veered off on an ultra-bright tangent compared to the monochrome minimalism of some of the shows we've seen so far. I liked the starker, print-free pieces, especially these jackets with the primary-coloured zips…
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London Fashion Week AW14 highlights day 3
As much as we all love a Pilotto print or a Kane curveball, for day-to-day most editors I know are happiest in a Margaret Howell sweater or the perennial favourite 'crisp white shirt'. These we got this morning (in *gasp* – a new, bigger venue) with corduroy tailoring and full skirts, accessorised with calf length socks and midi heels…
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Film Review: 'A Single Man'
Date: January 20, 2010
by: Pam Nadon | Film critic
Every so often a career-defining performance by an actor is an unforgettable experience. Think Dustin Hoffman in "The Graduate" or Robert De Niro in "Taxi Driver." In the new film, "A Single Man," think Colin Firth.
It's a sunny day in November 1962 and the Cuban missile crisis is on the minds of most Americans. It's an important day for professor George Falconer (Firth) because he's decided that it will be his last. The pain over having lost his lover (Matthew Goode) of 16 years eight months ago has become unbearable. That coupled with juggling his private life and public persona has ceased making any sense to George. His long-time friend, Charley (Julianne Moore), is the only person with whom he can share his grief, but her growing neediness has become suffocating.
A glimmer of hope appears on the horizon in the form of an admiring student (Nicholas Hoult) late in the day. Could it be the salvation that George so desperately needs? Or is it simply his overly active imagination running away with him?
The creative designer for Gucci, Tom Ford, makes his directorial debut in "A Single Man," and it's stunning on all levels. Expectedly, impeccable attention to detail drives the visual, while a knack for casting couldn't have been more astute. Ford also co-scripted the engaging screenplay with David Searce.
Perhaps, the fact that Ford is openly gay is why the film is so vividly insightful. His use of lingering close-ups on Firth are so emotionally charged one would think the guy's been at it for years.
I've always thought of Colin Firth as a strong supporting actor in such films as "The English Patient" and "Bridget Jones's Diary" yet was never much impressed with him in leading roles (i.e."What a Girl Wants" and "And When Did You Last See Your Father?"). But his work in "A Single Man" absolutely floored me. The depth of his talent is exquisitely exposed in this heart-wrenching and beautiful film. I smell Oscar if George Clooney doesn't manage to pull it off.
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KANPUR: Suspecting his wife's character, a man from Barra killed her on Saturday. The Barra police have registered a case of murder and further investigations are on.
The woman has been identified as Shubha (32). Her husband Rajendra went to the Barra police and surrendered. The couple has three children.
According to the police, the incident occurred at around 12 noon and the accused reached the police station at around 2.30 pm to surrender.
The cops reached the spot and sent the body for post-mortem examination.
Though the motive for the murder is yet to be ascertained, we think that the man suspected his wife's character and decided to eliminate her, police said.
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Canadian Greyhound Beheading
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- Anonymous said...
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Pun del Cel (Bridge to Heaven)
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Farmhouse | 4 bedrooms | sleeps 10
|Key Info
Pun del Cel is situated in the middle of the green hills 3 miles from the 12th century fortified city Cordes-sur-Ciel, a characteristic renovated farm house (1800) that together with four other farm houses and a water mill forms part of the tranquil hamlet Magot.
This spacious family house sits on a peaceful and secluded 6,000 sq m (1.5 acre) ground, located on a south slope of a hill with a lovely view over the bottom situated valley and brook, woods and fields. The garden has peach, apricot, apple trees and wild orchids. Lavender, thyme, rosmarijn and other herbs are planted around the house. The house has been renovated recently, retaining many of its original features such as oak beams, exposed stone work, large open fire place and chimney, the French windows and doors. The furniture is largely antique and traditional and the house is decorated with various paintings.
|Sleeps up to 10, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Lac de la Roucarie 12 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|4 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Toulouse 85 km, Nearest railway: Cordes Vindrac 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|CD player, Telephone, Table tennis, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Shower rooms
|Single beds (6), Double beds (2), Cots (2), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 8
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Trampoline
|Further details indoors
The 200 year old farm house has a surface area of approx 300 sq m (3,300 sq ft) is arranged over two floors. The main entrance is in the middle of the house. On the ground floor, east side of the house is the kitchen and a separate dining room located. The kitchen is cosy and has all common equipment such as fridge, cooker, dishwasher, microwave, coffee-maker, toaster etc. Next to the kitchen is a bathroom with toilet, washbasin and shower. The bathroom is electrically heated.
The dining room has dining table and chairs, a massive original fireplace with wood stove and is well furnished. There is satellite TV, CD/DVD/Ipod player/audio, telephone (please inquire) and ADSL internet access (fixed line and wifi).
The groundfloor west side of the farmhouse has three compartments.
A separate living room is situated next to the central stairway. This living room has open fire place, couch and easy chairs to relax. French double garden doors lead to the south side terrace and garden.
Next to the lounge is a utility room with the washing machine, clothes dryer, freezer, extra fridge, table tennis, storage for playing toys, garden furniture and the like.
From the main entrance hall, a wide stone stairway leads to the first floor.
On the east side one finds one double bedroom and two triple bedrooms (with baby cot). On the west side one finds the other double bedroom, a bathroom (washbasin, shower) and separate toilet. The west side also has a library with wood stove. This room has a full mixture of books, including books, guides and leaflets regarding the region, its culture, history, architecture, villages, cities and (sport) activities. There are also children's books, games and toys for the odd rainy day as well as road and hiking maps.
|Further details outdoors
An outstanding feature is the covered eastside terrace. Sitting under a traditional wooden structure of 7 x 5 m (24 x 16 ft), wonderfully shaded when the midday sun is at its hottest, with view on the garden, hills and pool, this place is ideal for 'al fresco' breakfast, lunch and dining . The long table and chairs are extremely convivial. The terrace is close to the kitchen and has a wood-oven for pizza's, breadmaking and other dishes and a fire place cum barbecue.
There is another wide terracotta tiled terrace on the south side of the house and for those who seek some peace, a quiet hide-away seating with a panorama view on top of the hill.
It is an ideal place to experience the French rural scene. The forests and fields surrounding the house accommodate a variety of wildlife such as deer, wild boar, bird of prey (hawks, buzzard, falcon, owl), stone-marten, butterflies and other animals. A drive or walk over the winding roads around the house at dawn or sunset (with spot light) will almost certain yield an encounter with the local wildlife. A heaven for nature lovers.
Perhaps the most important for the holiday-makers is the private swimming pool of 11 x 5 m ( 36 ft x 17ft) with roman steps, surrounded by a large sun terrace with wooden sun loungers and chairs, a big parasol and various pool toys. The pool has a safety cover (approved security system AFNOR standard: NF P 90-308) and an automatic robot cleaner, a bubble cover for spring and autumn when the nights tend to cool the pool down. The pool can be lit at night.
In front of the swimming pool is a lawn with a badminton field and trampoline. In one of the sheds is a table tennis table and a footbal table. In addition visitors can use the tennis court in Cordes, please inquire with the home owner at booking!
The house has an assortment of garden furniture. There is a open fire place in the garden where one can sit at night, watch the magnificent stars and hear the owls.
Trampoline (14 ft diameter)
Badminton field
Football goal
Varous games (badminton, jeu de boules, football)
There are tennis courts in Cordes.
Wood is made available and charged at Euro 95/m3
|Further details
The care taker will welcome you upon arrival and show you the house, pool and garden. The care taker maintains the house, pool, the garden, equipment and machinery. The care taker can be contacted when necessary.
In case of a malfunctioning or breakdown of the equipment or utilities, the care taker can be contacted. He is just 10 minutes away from the house.
The Midi-Pyrénées region
The Midi-Pyrenees is the largest region in France, running from the Pyrenees south of Toulouse, bordering Languedoc-Rousillon to the East, the Limousin & Auvergne to the north and the Poitou-Charente & Aquitaine to the west. The Midi Pyrenees is a mixture of many cultures and is often claimed to be the region with the best life-style. Famous for its innate festive feel, the region enjoys a very sunny climate, perfect for appreciating the constant spectacle of its landscapes. The towering peaks of the Pyrenees Mountains, nature parks, cool mountain rivers and scorching cliffs, the wild Aubrac mountain plateau all threaded through with hundreds of miles of paths, the gorges du Tarn and Averyon, natural forests. Visitors to the Midi-Pyrenees are often surprised by the friendly spontanity they encounter. The region is full of things to see and do during your stay - spend some time in Toulouse basking in the warm glow of its famous red brick buildings or perhaps Albi to meet Toulouse-Lautrec. Discover the delicious local produce (foie gras, cassoulet, Roquefort cheese, wines, visit the medieaval castles or follow the route among fortified towns (Route de Bastides) marked by the events of history and home to typical small markets. You will find picturesque Romanesque and Gothic memories. The region has a variety of interesting cities such as Toulouse, Albi, Cahors, Millau, Mountauban, Carcasonne, Espaillon.
Magot / Cordes-sur-Ciel is part of the Department du Tarn with Albi as capital city. Various rivers - the most important being the Tarn, the Avyeron and the Viaur meander through this Department. The natural landscape includes the gorges du Tarn and Aveyron, large areas of unspoilt natural (oak) forest, roling countryside with vineyards, sunflower, lupine and grain field, mountainous areas and plateau's with their typical vegetation (causse). An afternoon trip by canoe through one of the the famous gorges with their magnificent rough landscape with steep walls and leanover rocks is considered a "must" by nearly all guests. Whatever the time of the year you will be well placed in Pun Del Cel. Our region has so many wonderful things to show you and so much to tell you.
Hiking / flora, bird and wild life watching
At the house you will find detailed hiking maps and a booklet that describe and detail the sign-posted routes of these Randonnees de Pays that can be walked in the area.
Climing (tree and rock)
On a plateau near St. Antonin Noble Val (D958 to Carê¥), professionals teach you to clime and glide along cables from tree to tree at a height of 20 to 30 ft. It's real fun for children (>8 years) and adults alike. Rock climing is also available under profesionnal guidance.
Cycling and mountainbiking
Bycicles can be rented from the family Guibert in la Faurelles 10 mins from Pun. The beautiful scenery of the rolling countryside with its winding lanes and the mountainbike tracks in the forests provide a heaven for enthusiastic cyclists of all standards. Alternatively one can take the 2003 Tour de France route which went through our area.
Equestrians venturing here are spoilt for choice around Cordes . The areas bridle paths take visitors across a wide variety of terrain. Many of the public GR and GRP footpaths are open to horse-riders and the less-steep hill routes are of particular interest. And you don't have to be an expert rider to take advantage of this compelling landscape to explore on horseback.
Near Monestié³ (10 min drive from Pun) there is lake with sand beach (la Roucarie) where one can swim and sail. Of course there are many places along the rivers Aveyron and the Viaur were one can plunge in the water to cool down. Closer to home ( 5 min drive) flows the stream the C鲯u. There is a municipal swimming pool in Cahuzac sur Vè²¥ and a waterpark at Les Cabannes both 10-15 mins drive from Pun.
Canoeing / rafting
Experience Frances natural wonders first hand through exhilarating canoeing trips of the gorges du Averyron. Starting point at any of the renting companies at St. Antonin Noble Val, 25 min from Pun. A 3-4 hour adventure along the magnificent cliffs of the Roc d' Anglars. The trip -through rapids and over dams- is not difficult and children can join. Take food and drinks for a stop-over on the banks of the river and jump from a 20 ft cliff into the water.
For the adventurous, try the wild water rafting in the Gorges du Tarn north-east of Millau. The gorges and surrouding plateau's provide a breathtaking scenery. With outdoor pursuit centres and an abundance of professional instructors, catering for the novices through the experienced paddles. For those who admire man's ability to build structures, view- at Millau- the just completed highest bridge in the world with central columns that are higher than the Eiffel tower. Make it a day trip and leave early. The drive to the gorges du Tarn is 2-3 hours.
Fishing can be done in any of the nearby rivers and streams. In the neighbourhood there are also a couple of commercial fish ponds.
The house is member of a tennis club in Cordes and visitors can use the court free of charge.
Golf is available at Albi (18 hole delightful course), where there is also a water-park for children (20 min drive).
Painting (oil and aquarelle)
The Tourist Information Bureau in Cordes can provide you with addresses of painting courses in the region.
Nearby (within 20-60 mins drive) there is a wide variety of beautiful, historic towns and villages to visit. The largest city in the vincinity of Pun is Albi.
Albi -known as the red town due to its largely brick built building- is the capital of the depatment du Tarn and has 60,000 inhabitants. Dominating the town is St. Cecilia's Cathedral, a somewhat austure building from a distance showing the eastern influences brough back from the Crusades. However as you get closer the striking decorated gothic additions become apparent, the highly decorated interior provides further contradiction to the rather plain facades. The catherdral is the largest brick building in Europe that took two centuries to build from 1282 to 1480. It was built by Christian loyalists as a defence against the Cathare Heresy starting in the 13 th century. Adjacent is the Episcopal Palace known as the Palais de la Berbie. This palace-fortress is one one the most completely restored and most impressive in French Midi. Visitors can enjoy the magificent gardens of the Berbie along with wonderful views of the Tarn and the Pont-Vieux, a 151 meters bridge build in 1035. The museum of Toulouse-Lautrec is housed in the palace.
The city centre has an attractive shopping area and good restaurants. On the outskirts one can find the hypermarkets such as Le Clerq, Casino, Intersport etc.
Other beautiful and historic towns and villages in de region are Monesties on the river Cerou, Najac with the medieaval castle for imaginative children, St. Antonin Noble Val on the river Aveyron, Laguepie on the river Viaur, Bruniquel on the river Aveyron, Penne with its castle ruin on the escarpment, Cahuzac, Salles and Puycelci. All of these villages have been very tastefully restored in the past decade.
Most towns and villages have interesting and colourful weekly markets
Cordes has a market on Saturday morning with a wide assortment of regionally produced foods (cheese, honey, fruit and vegetables, foie gras, meat, bread, mushrooms, herbes, truffels) and drinks (wine, eau-de-vie), clothing and craft.
St. Antonin Noble Val has a market on Sunday morning, held under the 18 century covered market-hall.
The market at Laguepie is on Wednesday and Sunday morning.
At regular times antique - brocante markets are organized in the region. Please check with the Tourist Information Bureau.
Cordes is situated in the Gaillac wine producing area. Wine lovers can spend their days exploring the Gaillac vineyards and enjoy the tours and tastings that are offered by the local chateaux and caves.
Cordes-sur-Ciel is 3 miles away from Pun del Cel. It was built by the count of Toulouse in 1222. It is a very beautiful small town, in the summer frequented by tourists. The village is situated on a steep mountain top. Cordes is the earliest and largest fortified town and forms part of a ring of the Bastides. The medieaval town has beautiful houses built by wealthy traders and noble families, an old market place and -at the top of the village- a stunning view over the valleys surrounding the town. There are many craft, antique and painting shops, bars and restaurants in the town. Cordes has a wide range of shops for your daily necessities. There are three banks, a post-office, a book shop, hairdresser, clothing and shoe shops etc. Cordes has a Tourist Information Bureau for the village and region.
In the summer most of the towns and villages in the region -including Cordes- organize festivals with a fair, dancing, theater and lots of fine food and drinks. Don't miss them.
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5 Nov 2013
"Paradise, we did not want to come home!"
Our stay at Pun del Cel was magical. We were there from mid June to mid July a chance to experience a range of weather from late spring to mid summer. The surrounding fields were ripe with harvest. We… More
19 Aug 2013
"Idyllic situation"
Pun Cel Cel did not disappoint, we loved the setting which was quiet, beautiful and within a few minutes drive of Cordes sur Ciel. Many other towns and villages are within an easy drive. Thick stone w… More
20 Aug 2012
We stayed at Pun del Cel for one week during August and found it to be an excellent location from which to explore the region.....secluded and overlooking rolling fields and farms. The villa is about 8 mins by car from the centre of the bastide village of Cordes and the larger St Antonin is some 32km away. A very good boulangerie is available in the centre of Cordes. The villa is very spacious and well laid out, catering well for larger families or groups. The accommodation is of a good standard and the kitchen although small, is more than adequate for self catering purposes. There is an excellent outdoor covered patio area with log fire and pizza oven and the swimming pool is an excellent size. There are also 2 shaded areas available by the poolside. The villa could do with more sun loungers for around the poolside as there are only 2, but augmented by some small canvas camp beds and a trampoline which can also be used to lie on. Overall an excellent place to base yourself to explore a stunning region of France!
23 Jul 2012
"Heavenly Stay"
We have just returned from a glorious week at Pun del Cel and are still in mourning! We all (husband, sisters, nephews and father) had an amazing stay in this beautiful rustic farmhouse in the middle of the beautiful countryside and were so sad to leave. It was exactly what we were after - much of our time was spent in and around the glorious pool (which is perfectly positioned overlooking the countryside) and everything else that was on offer was thoroughly appreciated too. The trampoline was frequented by us all at some stage or another and the bonfire that was all set up ready to go gave us all a magical last evening. We used the pizza oven (third time lucky) and the bbq which also proved entertaining and the outdoor seating area was perfect for the long boozy dinners each night. Table tennis and babyfoot was also a bonus along with the cows in the field at the bottom of the lane who became good friends.
The house itself was beautifully traditional and just how we like it. We loved the rustic kitchen (with fantastic cooker) and beautiful stone staircase.
Cordes sur Ciel itself is absolutely stunning and we wish we had been able to have more days exploring there. The 360 degree views are out of this world. If you are travelling with the less agile, the train that goes from the bottom (I think every 20 minutes) is a great way to get up to the top. If you are after a reasonably priced meal, I recommend Le Bistrot Cordais at the bottom of Cordes (which still has breathtaking views). It is very relaxed - perfect for children, and in a beautiful setting. There is also an evening market on Tuesdays which is great for stocking up on local wine and foie gras. You can also eat at the market and there is live music and a wonderful atmosphere with Cordes in the distance.
The one thing that we might have changed would have been to have a few more loungers around the pool (a pregnant sister and ageing father unfortunately meant no room for negotiation on sharing the two that are there!). However this is the one very small criticism and we wouldn't change anything else.
I would thoroughly recommend Pun del Cel to anyone wanting to soak up true France. It really was an unforgettable holiday and we hope very much to go back one day.
Dear Colette and Family,
Thanks for your lovely review! I'll write a good instruction how to use the pizza oven. It took me some years to to improve my firing skills and a perfect pizza crust! We'll also buy some more loungers, certainly now our pool terrace was broadened this spring.
Hope to have you again as our tenants.
24 May 2012
"Great house in the land of the Catharists"
Nice house for a group of close friends or big families. Also fit for elder people (handles in bathroom, possibility to sleep at ground floor). Nice walks in direct surrounding. Interesting historic sites nearby (Cordes, Albi)
5 Jan 2012
"Enjoy the good life in Pun del Cel"
Pun del Cel is s spacious family house which sits on the south slope of a hill with a lovely view. It's situated 3 miles from the 12th century fortified city Cordes-sur-Ciel. We found Pun del Cel every thing it promised to be: a nice house on a beautifull spot. So all we had to do is enjoying the good life this part off France has to offer.
Many thanks for your stay, hope to see you again. Cheers Stefan
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Last year, sheriff's deputies responded to 746 calls for service ranging from minor disturbances to felonies, according to city officials. Arpaio said he plans to step up enforcement in the area with more patrols and posse members.
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Mad Men Review: Down For the Countby Dan Forcella at . Comments
The down and out life of Pete Campbell was interesting to witness during "Signal 30," especially when comparing it to how content Don Draper was at this given point in time. It is best summed up by the words of Ben Hargrove...
It might have been living in the country that was making him cry. It was killing him with its silence, and loneliness, making everything ordinary too beautiful to bear.
I'm not sure which combination of living in the suburbs, growing tired of his wife, an increased work load or simply wanting to be like the ad men he has watched over the years forced Pete into this type of behavior... but I'm glad it has happened.
Without his downward spiral, we never would have been able to watch Lane knock him the heck out. How great was that fight scene in the conference room? Between Roger aggressively wanting to see the fight and later claiming he had money on Lane, Don quietly closing the blinds and Pete actually hitting the floor, it was the most entertaining scene of the episode.
It was Pete's moment of shame and defense in the cab that had me most intrigued, though. He was angry at Don, or was he embarrassed? He was just having himself a good time at what Don calls a "whore house." Mr. Draper of all people should have no right to look down on him, Pete thought.
Unlike the audience, which has known of Pete's unhappiness for a while, Don though Pete was quite happy with Trudy, which is why he was giving him stern looks in the cab. Don gives Pete advice – don't ruin a good thing – which is something Don thinks that he has.
That question of "is cheating just a part of Don, or was it Betty who forced him to it?" was answered by the man himself. He claimed that if he had met Megan first things would have been very different, but do we believe him? He's off to a very good start, and I want to buy that he is not going to cheat on her, but only time will tell. Can a tiger change his stripes?
Meanwhile, Lane was starting to feel as worthless at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce as Bert Cooper actually is. After failing to succeed in his dinner with the Jaguar guy, he found out that Pete and the boys ruined everything by taking the man to the whore house. His frustrations led to the beat down of Pete Campbell, but taking it all out with his fists didn't help the cause.
When given a bucket of ice by Joanie, and being told that he was indeed important to the company, Lane went in for a big smooch on Joan. Way to go, Lane. Get yours, my man. Sadly for him, it was just another rejection. ortunately, though, Joan was great in acting like nothing even happened. I'm sure he was still humiliated, but a move like that could have made things a lot worse for Lane.
"Signal 30" also gave us a deeper look into Ken Cosgrove's short story writing, a dinner party in which Megan hilariously blurted out Ken's wife's name, Ryan from Suburgatory stealing Pete's prospective mistress right out from under him and Lane Pryce pretending to love him some football at a pub.
What did you all think of the episode? Did you like that the hour centered mostly on Pete? Can you blame Lane for knocking Campbell to the ground? Has Don changed? And wouldn't you like to get your hands on a short story by Ben Hargrove?
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Pete's my favorite character and I loved this hour of television. It was so sad to see him so devastated. Excellent work by Vincent Kartheiser.
I have never like Pete and now he is playing a Don Draper want to be which I really don't like. He is so full of himself. I love the fightscene. Felt sorry for Lane and how the rest think so little of him. I don't like the Megan character and feel she is wrong for Don. I miss Betty and her perfectness.
I meant to say - I didn't see the remark as meaning everything was Betty's fault. And as for Pete - reminded me of a Grateful Dead song, Fire on the Mountain: "The mercies of business, I wish it for you, and more than just ashes when your dreams come true." (I really did run too long before.)
I'm a big Megan fan. And I don't see the remark about "if I'd married her, maybe I wouldn't have ... " whatever. I think Don married Betty because she represented something he wanted, a higher, better place than where he was brought up. I don't think he meant her harm, but it wasn't really love. It was want. And the wanting never stopped. Betty was somebody who has always been acting a part. Perfect daughter, perfect wife, perfect mother - no, not like perfect mothers of today, but making certain her children look and act the way they should. She's lost when she doesn't know which part she's supposed to play, and she has no idea why she's so unhappy. I don't know if Megan is actually "love," but it's the closest thing he's known, I think. It was spontaneous, at least. Not calculated. And she is something new - she represents some of what's coming. She doesn't think like Betty. She isn't playing a part. I think she's intending to play for real. Pete - sorry for going on so long, but I just watched it - There's a Grateful Dead song, Fire on the Mountain, with these lines: "The mercies of business, I wish it for you, and more than just ashes when your dreams come true."
I liked this episode, too -- not as much as 'Mystery Date', but still... pretty dang awesome. The Pete Campbell storyline is just brilliant, and so is the actor. It's like watching a Cheever story write itself (which apparently is what Ken Cosgrove is doing in the last scene). Love the dynamic between all the office mates: Pete, Ken, Peggy, Lane, even poor emasculated Roger. But for me one of the most intriguing ongoing plotlines is the unfolding of Don and Meghan's marriage, and finding out if their relationship isn't much more of a freak show than it appears. I, too, miss the "old" Don -- though I think I saw a bit of him on "new" Don's face as he avidly drew the conference room drapes before the fight scene. It's interesting to hear viewers speculate on whether or not Don's earlier womanizing was Betty's "fault" and if he'll be faithful in his new marriage. Lots of folks want to believe he's changed. I don't know what the show's writers think about these things, but in real life, behavior like that doesn't change overnight. If we were talking about a drunken fling, or a bad decision made at a rocky moment in a marriage ... hey, it happens, and with some help, it can be resolved. But Don's level of mirthless cheating? It was positively Herculean! Olympian! World-record shattering! And, may I add, pretty much unrelated to Betty. Please Mad Men writers, please, acknowlege human nature and keep this storyline interesting! And make Meghan into exactly the wife that Don has earned :)
"I know cooler heads should prevail, but am I the only one who wants to see this?"
Bravo! Kudos! Well played Roger!
The fight scene, absolutely the best in a long time.
Frankly I find the show pretty boring except for the occasional, infrequent brilliance. This series is like panning for gold. Buckets and buckets of tedious mud, dashed hope after dashed hope, then maybe, just maybe, payoff! However the infrequency of actual gems makes it easy to forget to watch the show in the first place.
BTW did they have to pay poor Alison Brie extra to wear those 30 layers of petticoats? Those skirts were darn near horizontal.
"Chewing gum in his pubis!" I was rolling on the floor. I was captivated by this episode. The characters are so rich that it is just delicious to watch them.
And Don's sport coat... Can't believe Megan got him to wear it. But this one was about Pete. His trophy wife, his dissatisfaction, his wandering eye at driving school, his choice of scenario in the "whorehouse", he wanted to be treated like a king. And for heavens' sake, he still has the gun. To shoot gophers...right.
Love it all.
I'm shocked at how many people don't like this season. They're getting into great areas; race, serial killers/ more violence in the news, focusing on other characters, and not all Don Don Don. The storylines could go anywhere at this point. And Betty was a whining bore, to me. I first thought Don and Megan were contrived but now I like how it's playing itself into a sexy marriage. Who knows if that'll last. I thought Sunday's episode was fantastic! It was primarily about Pete, and they seemed to be reaching for the high art; bracketing the show with the sound of dripping water, just like the dripping ineffective personality of Pete; using Beethoven music, Ben's lofty literature, Don ripping off his shirt to fix the faucet that Pete tried to repair, and then ending with a hilarious and fun denouement, the big fight! It seemed like they were characters in a grand Opera with sex, infidelity, sadness, humor, drama and violence all in one hour of entertainment
To my mind the series so far has been a huge and disappointing departure to how it last was. There were a number of directions it could have taken from the last scene of the last season when Don was left in bed contemplating his spontaneous decision to marry Megan. Unfortunately so far it hasn't gone anywhere interesting. Peggy's sassy dialogues with Roger in the last episode are so forced and serve only to give the "Peggy fans" some cheap titters. The fight was pantomime, and had a point that could have been made much better if the writers were doing their jobs. The socio-analysis of men indulging in mid-life crises has been done before, is jaded and is a cop out. Last night's show ending with Pete leering over a young boy sticking his hand up the girl's skirt was trying to be something, but was unnecessary (not because I am a prude) and plain odd. Where is the meat? There could be another season in this because there is money to be made. But unless this show takes a sharp turn, shows the adventurousness of plot, the classiness and originality of it's writing that has made it so compelling, I can see it leaving behind a regrettable legacy.
I'm not liking don this season. Since when would he come to work together with his wife, then meet her for lunch, let her drive the car, let her tell him what he wears..etc. Also, I was disappointed they didn't even address that strangulation dream don had last time. Also, I was waiting to see if lane went to the mistresses house of the man whose wallet he found and ended up keeping her picture in his wallet..or maybe have lanes wife find the pic. I also think Megan and Peggy will have to come to blows and don will have to pick a side...maybe redefining who he really is... Just some thoughts.


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As I read news sites across the toobz and see the occasional cable talking heads populated by the Beltway Village
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(Reuters) – The U.S. labor market is finally improving, just when many of the other economic indicators are wavering.
Jobs are considered a lagging indicator. They typically recover many months after the economy comes out of a recession, and this cycle was no exception. So will troubles in Japan, Libya and elsewhere push up U.S. unemployment later this year?
Friday brings the March employment report, and economists polled by Reuters are looking for growth of about 188,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 8.9 percent.
Any bets on how the headlines Friday will include some variant of "economists surprised"? I'm betting right now that the 188K figure will be way high for the entire economy. Of course, since the BLS jobs numbers will be first out this month ahead of the ADP Jobs reports on private sector jobs created for the previous month which appears the first Wednesday of each month, my bet will also be that the ADP report will be more positive than the BLS report so that will get all the good publicity next week and folks will forget the reality of the BLS report.
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When the Obama administration awarded $10.4 billion for high-speed rail projects last year, Florida was a big winner, scooping up 20 times as much money as Massachusetts. But now that Florida's new governor has rejected his state's $2.4 billion for political reasons, Massachusetts officials are racing to make another pitch to Washington.
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