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I recently purchased a HD-ready LCD widescreen TV and am gearing up to writing a review on it. I've been reading TV reviews around the site, but would like to get some input on what makes a very good review in this category.
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One thing I wanted to discuss was if I need to set up a gaming test of the TV for ghosting, etc. to evaluate how good it is for gaming. As I don't play at all, I'd have to sit my son and his friends down and get their opinions. This is not a problem to do, but is this something that most buyers need/want to know when making a purchase decision for this kind of TV? If I didn't include it, would the review be seen as lacking? (I have lots of other questions, but I'll stick to this one right now!)
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Hi, I actually need some nursing insight about clinicals! I am making my girlfriend a care package for Christmas to survive clinicals, but I was wondering if anyone could give me ideas for little things you wish you had during... Read More
- 0Dec 20, '12 by JazziepantsClipboard, Chapstick, black pens the clicky kind, hemostats, dressing scissors, a water bottle, a pen light with a pupil gage, mints, shoe insoles, nice socks, lotion, hair ties. Pricey gifts pulse ox, thermometer with probe covers, blood pressure cuff, stethoscope.
- 0Dec 20, '12 by JazziepantsOh oh a pack of sharpies too!
- 0Dec 21, '12 by Sadalasmall bottles of hand sanitizer. I ended up giving away like five of those to fellow students.
One of those pens that writes in four colors (why do they want us to have one? I DONT KNOW. They just do).
I covet one of those flouride bandage scissors that isn't supposed to stick but they cost around 11 bucks and I can't afford it.
A cute insulated lunch bag (and maybe a couple of small reusable ice/gel packs for it). A nice tervis or similar cup with a lid.
My penlight quit mid semester, so one with a battery would have been cool (good if it has circles on the side that show the size of the pupils in mm).
A cheap calculator (don't know about other programs but we all have to have one at our school and we can't use any that are complicated or use a lot of functions - so basically, one that costs a dollar or so).
calendar with enough room to write assignments and schedule would be awesome.
thin white knee high socks (if you can even find them)
white shoe polish
clip on ID badge holder (but nothing retractable or that has a lot of crevices to get contaminated).
We had to have a plain (silver or gold colored), small watch with a minute hand and a flexible band and the face had to be less than an inch across. Only cost about 10 bucks at walmart.
Either spray starch or real starch if she has to starch and iron her whites for clinicals. I've gone through a ton of that stuff.
mechanical pencils/Black pens. Never have enough of those.
Bobby pins in roughly her hair color if she needs to put her hair up for clinicals.
Note cards, hi-lighters
does she drive far? a pre-paid gas card, even in a small amount, would be great.
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2005 Mercedes-Benz S430Setting the bar for the perfect blend of quality and class
Just about every manufacturer has a "flagship" or "halo" vehicle that showcases the best that automaker brings to market. For some, there are even several vehicles, depending on whether your taste runs to sedans, sports cars or SUVs. And when it comes to prestigious sedans, few can come close to the luxury flagship of Mercedes-Benz, the S-Class.
While it's been with us now for five years in its current form, the S-Class still remains one of the most desirable and capable cars in its class. And the company it keeps has become quite competitive, including the Audi A8, BMW 7 Series, Lexus LS 430, Jaguar Vanden Plas and the all-new Volkswagen Phaeton. To take on the best of the best, the 2005 S-Class is offered in a formidable lineup of vehicles, starting with the luxurious S430, the muscular S500 sedan, the immensely powerful and smooth S600 featuring a twin-turbocharged V-12 engine, and the S55 AMG, a high-performance muscle machine motivated by a supercharged V-8 engine. We tested the S430 sedan.
When the current S-Class was introduced in 2000, it was a radical departure from the previous model. Where the elder S was large, squared off and, honestly, a bit ostentatious, the new model was smooth, rounded, muscular and very modern. It also showed the way for many of the other Mercedes vehicles to follow. This is a design that has aged extremely well, especially when compared to the current edition of key competitor BMW's 7 Series, which has polarizing looks; you either love it or you hate it. But in the stratified air that the S-Class flies, many prefer approving glances to outright stares and, to our eyes, the S-Class is the perfect blend of quality and class. Our tester was equipped with the optional AMG Sport Package, which adds extremely handsome 18-inch AMG wheels, an aggressive front end with mesh grilles and sculpted side sills. We like the overall effect because it adds just the right amount of muscular menace to the sedan's refined lines.
The S430 may be the least powerful S-Class, but don't be fooled-it's an excellent performer. The 275 horsepower V-8 is silky smooth, with a wonderfully restrained growl as the revs rise. Helping make the most out of the buttery V-8 is the industry's first 7-speed automatic. With this many gears, the transmission can keep the engine in the meat of its powerband-which frankly is pretty meaty to begin with-for sparkling acceleration and relaxed, near-silent loafing at freeway speeds. This transmission also has Mercedes' touchshift, that lets you have manual-style control by simply nudging the shift lever to the left or right. It makes for a very sporty experience, one perhaps you might not expect in a super smooth luxury sedan. Those wanting more muscle can opt for the S500 with 302 horsepower, or your choice of the supercharged V-8 S55 AMG or twin-turbocharged V-12 S600-both of which produce a jaw-dropping 493 horsepower.
The handling of the S-Class proves equally inspiring. The S430 features Mercedes-Benz Airmatic air suspension that gives a choice of modes for either an ultra creamy luxury ride or a pleasantly surprising Sport experience that really firms things up and makes the S great fun for attacking your favorite twisty road. For those who wanting an added serving of security, the S-Class is also available with Mercedes' 4Matic full-time all-wheel drive. Optional on the S430 and S500 and standard on S55 and S600 is Mercedes' Active Body Control (ABC to you and me), the only true fully-active suspension system currently available. Mercedes says that by using a system of sensors and electronically controlled high-pressure hydraulics, it instantly counteracts the forces of vibration, pitch, dive, squat and roll. We say that hustling a big sedan around with virtually no body lean in turns is truly impressive.
No matter which mission you ask of the S-Class, you'll be impressed by the vault-like solidity of the chassis. You get the impression that 20 years from now, this Mercedes will feel as solid as the day it rolled off the factory floor. And with our experience of this premium brand, that's probably not far from the truth. The S430 is certainly a car whose comfort will impress for decades to come. The interior immediately strikes you with the high quality of materials, and the apparent care that was taken to put them in. The leather is soft and supple; the calyptus wood on the 430 creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Offering a more traditional look, burl walnut is standard on all other models. Befitting its premium sedan status, we found the rear seats offer plenty of legroom and excellent support. It begs the question; better to be in back or behind the wheel?
To lure you to be pilot in command, the S-Class features Mercedes' all-in-one COMAND system that manages everything, including the standard DVD-based navigation system and audio controls. In the past we found this system a little difficult to sort out, but Mercedes has simplified it and it now works quite well. We've noted other manufacturers struggling with varying degrees of success with systems to offer control of the major convenience functions, and find the S-Class to be among the best in its class. We also like the elegance of the electroluminescent gauges that seemed to float in the instrument panel, and the easy location of all the important switchgear.
Even though the S430 is the entry-level S-Class, your left wanting for little, with standard amenities including dual-zone climate control, premium leather, dual 14-way power front seats with memory, Bose CD sound system, DVD-based navigation system, moonroof, keyless entry system, side airbags and head protection curtain airbags for front and rear, heated outside mirrors with memory setting, that creamy V-8, the 7-speed automatic, Airmatic air suspension, alloy wheels, even rain sensing wipers. The S430 carries a sticker price of $75,300. Our tester with the AMG Sport Package just nudged past the $80,000 mark-pretty competitive, especially with its long-time rival, the BMW 7 Series.
We do need to note, however, that for 2005 maintenance is no longer included in the initial purchase price of the vehicle. However, Mercedes does offer a choice of plans as optional equipment. Along with a maintenance plan, the S430 offers up some tempting options including heated front and rear seats, a heated steering wheel, a keyless entry and ignition system (cleverly called Keyless Go) and cruise control that automatically adjusts to keep a preset distance from the car in front. For those wanting a bit more on all fronts, you can step up to the S500, which gives the added oomph of a 302 horsepower V8, and a sumptuous interior, including butter-soft Nappa leather, burl walnut trim, heated front seats and bi-Xenon headlamps. The S500 comes in at just under $84,000.
Two other very special S-Class models also deserve mention here. The S55 AMG is perfect for the well-heeled enthusiast, with a hand-built 493 horsepower supercharged V-8 that even carries the signature of the craftsman who assembled it. For the true plutocrat, look no further than the twin-turbo V-12 S600, which pumps out an astoundingly smooth 493 horsepower and 590 lb.-ft. of torque. They're priced at $112,000 and $125,000 respectively. We play Lotto, and we hope.
While time doesn't stand still, the 2005 Mercedes-Benz S-Class manages to fend off its competitors, and to look quite unruffled while doing it. With its elegant looks, strong performance, extensive luxury, and beautiful build quality, the S must still be considered the Class of its class. Supremely so. (www.mbusa.com)
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Saturday, 18 October 2014
Parenthood and Marriage...
Most days despite being overly sensitive and moody myself, I am able to cope and be creative in my thinking to tack the sail of sweeping raw emotion that overtakes his little soul when: He's hungry? Tired? Overstimulated? Bored? All of the above? I've given up trying to guess. We just try to keep him fed, proteins definitely help, stay away from sugars for the most part and computer screens, try to exercise outside as much as possible and sleep, well sleep...
The nap/ no nap is a huge issue at the moment. Its reassuring that it might be that Z. is transitioning out of having naps but some days may still need one, which is where we are now leaving his schedule somewhat inconsistent which also can lead to the cranks big time. We are trying to keep a penny jar to reward him for good behaviour and to deduct them from the jar for bad behaviour. So far its working pretty well, the immediate gratification of earning a penny is obviously satisfying for him and on the flip side having one taken away feels like enough of a punishment for him to have him reconsider what ever bad behaviour he's engaging in for the most part.
There are so many sides to parenting that before you become a parent you may consider but until you are in the throes of the same problems with your own children you can't really imagine. And something I never considered is the the toll it takes on the relationship with your spouse when you have different methods of approaching problems with your children. We keep trying and are not perfect, with our children, with each other, with ourselves. I feel so lucky that despite the fact that we can be proud and stubborn and sulky with each other, when our egos get in the way of clear thinking, that we blow up and retreat licking our wounds when we can't get it together, we are ultimately each others biggest cheerleaders and supporters and we are in this journey together unquestionably.
These years are perfectly imperfect with all the moments of love and joy we experience and try to gather up with our arms and treasure when the black mood of childhood without its reason or logic throws over the table and everything on it. And we as the parents scramble to gather what was lost, damaged, spilled and set the table back again and again.
As we approach the last month of my pregnancy and embark on the next chapter of parenthood with another addition to our brood, I've never been so happy that I'm married to the man that I am. He who understands and loves me and our children unconditionally even in the midst of the chaotic beauty that is our unrefined life at the moment. And as unsteady as it can sometimes be he is the anchor for us all.
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Labels: family, Love, Marriage, Motherhood, Parenting, Positive Discipline, Pregnancy
Wednesday, 1 October 2014
Autumn Arrives...
I've slowed down considerably in the last few weeks. It's amazing how quickly the transition is from being pregnant to being *!)*$^%£# PREGNANT!!!! In the second trimester I've always felt like I can conquer the world. Now I just want to crawl back into to bed and stay under the covers. Of course it corresponds to the change in seasons which effects me tremendously. And the growing baby and my growing body. Its exhausting just carrying around the extra weight let alone everything else which comes with the final weeks of pregnancy. And the baby is currently head down!! Meaning natural birth? We'll see but I am faintly optimistic until my next dr.'s appointment.
And all this and trying to work when I can, extracting children from apron strings as I carry my computer bag out the door. We've also are rethinking our business plan for S.'s business all the while tackling the extra responsibility which school brings - thankfully it's only two day a week for now but its a commitment for the whole family isn't it? And this is only preschool and only the FIRST MONTH. I am chaperoning Z.'s first class trip tomorrow, we are going apple picking - of course we are, this is New England. We've got class pictures and open houses and fall festivals and parent teacher conferences and so.much.paperwork...not to mention the snacks and the lunches and the thing to bring in on Tuesdays for show and tell and I was so thankful Z. chose a pinecone, A PINECONE!!! Instead of Buzz Lightyear or Spider-Man like from weeks past.
I am trying to slowly tackle all the small projects which I would like to have finished before the baby arrives. Some things we've cut corners on. The small cabinet we've put in the boys room which we meant to strip of the old paint of and then repaint properly, you know with a primer and then the final coat of paint, we ended up not stripping and just spray painting the final colour. It's fine. I actually didn't mind it the way that it was given to us, slightly aged with paint rubbed off in some places. We still have to set up a crib, buy a stand for the newborn carseat so that we can remove it from the car without having to re-strap in into the car every time we need to take the baby out. Car culture it's a new experience for us. Also, our station wagon is suddenly looking a little small as we moved Z. into a booster seat. Not sure I'm ready for another car search but we do need another car and eventually yes, a bigger car (swallow, minivan?)
We've also managed to get out and do a few more walks before the leaves are replaced with snow. We tried to do a walk to a falls close to my parents house this past weekend and that was an EPIC FAIL. It was my fault. The hike was too long for our boys and also not the road that I had remembered it being. It was also a tourist trap on an Indian Summer day in the Berkshires. 3/4th of the way to the falls M. hit a wall and was unable to recover. S. had to carry our hysterical baby all the way back to the car without seeing the falls. Needless to say that about 5 minutes into the car ride back to my parents house he fell deeply asleep. I was reminded that the last time I did that particularly hike I was 10 years younger and without children. So my memory of it was a little different from the reality...
The walks around our local pond are proving to be the best, we can swing back around the beginning once the tireds set in and there is enough going on in the woods to let them walk/ run without fear of them falling down a steep hill of rocks. They impress me all the time though as they are still very little but love exploring and adventuring into the wild, discovering all that the woods has to offer. I can't wait to see how they are going to be in a few years. Naturalists. All of us.
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Labels: Baby, Boys, Breech Baby, Brothers, C-Section, Childbirth, Childhood, Fall, family, Hiking, Love, Parenthood, Parenting, Pregnancy, S.'s Pictures, School, Second Hand Furniture, Sons, Toddlers, Work
Monday, 15 September 2014
Embracing the Seasons...
Finally the other day he admitted that America isn't so bad. Maybe it's not bad after all. I knew once he got into school and things in the house and our routine settled a bit more he would let go of his grudge against America. As lovely as it is here I'm sure that it hasn't been easy, the upheaval from the only life he knew. A new baby on the way. Children are resilient and our kids have it easy compared to most but I know that we shouldn't underestimate the effect change has on small children just as a change of season has on me.
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Labels: Apples, Boys, Country, Fall, family, Halloween, Harvesting, Home, Motherhood, New England, Parenting, Pumpkins, S.'s Pictures, Summer, thanksgiving, Toddlers, Utopia
Friday, 5 September 2014
A Walk and a Swim and a Picnic, sort of...
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Thursday, 4 September 2014
As expected Z. walked in and never looked back. I thought we'd at least stay until they started their circle time but as the seasoned preschoolers parents started to file out we composed ourselves, gathered up his little brother (who had no intention of leaving) and silently hugged Z. with our souls as we quietly made our exit trying not to disturb the game the teachers had so expertly involved all the children in, leaving us parents incapable of making a scene...
He led his classmates out the door later in the afternoon and one of his teachers said that he was a great leader. His father and I beamed with pride. She also said that he had shared toys with other kids without being prompted 4 times... I know that everyday will not as good as that but as a first day it was pretty near perfect for us all. Z. was never happier.
As a neurotic first time mom of a preschooler I came across this article from Wired's blog, the science of which I've heard before but found interesting none the less. Particularly this part:
There are two lessons here. The first lesson is that upper-class parents worry too much. Although adults tend to fret over the details of parenting — Is it better to play the piano or the violin? Should I be a Tiger Mom or a Parisian mom? What are the long-term effects of sleep training? — these details are mostly insignificant. In the long run, the gift of money is that it gives a child constant access to a world of stimulation and enrichment, thus allowing her to fulfill her genetic potential. The greatest luxury we can give our children, it turns out, is the luxury of being the type of parent that doesn't matter at all.
The second lesson is that stunning developmental inequalities set in almost immediately. As Tucker-Drob demonstrates, even the mental ability of 2-year-olds can be profoundly affected by the socioeconomic status of their parents. The end result is that their potential is held back.
Its an eye opening understanding of the inequalities of two families; one without means and one with. The family without the kind of access a middle class family has, unwillingly sets their kid on a path where they cannot fulfil their potential if they don't have preschool access. So in other words, I say to myself chill the fuck out mama, your kid has got this. And while maybe preschool won't get Z. on a faster track to whatever greatness he is already destined for, I can see how he's going to benefit by just being independent from his inner family, not to mention all the new skills he's going to master and social interactions he'll encounter. He's going to rock it, school. World look out.
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Wednesday, 20 August 2014
Here We Go Again...Baby Sideways Stories...
I should have a belly picture of my giant ballooning sideways baby tummy but as these days I spend more time tracking my kids no selfie at the moment. Also if taken today my bare tummy would show evidence of a purple circle of a bite mark given to me this AM by my baby no baby M. Yesterday Z. kicked me. I'm not sure if they feel my vulnerability and are taking advantage of it for a power play or they just want ALL my attention or they are just plain pissed off but its got to stop. The kick - which has never happened before - came after telling Z. no to something and the bite after I turned my attention away from M. to his father. School, although only two days a week for Z. comes the week after next and not a moment.too.soon. for us all...
So, sideways baby R. I was so psyched when the scan a few weeks ago showed she was head down. I really thought this time would be different - and it still could be - but it feels just a little too familiar. I've felt so awkward these past few days and it's all because she's got her big head lodged on my right side, my centre of gravity is completely off kilter. I feel like I have to start doing the inversions again to realign her at least to breech for the comfort of the rest of my pregnancy because at the moment she doesn't feel like she's budging.
S. asked me this AM if I was okay about having another c-section, as if I have a choice to be okay or not if this baby isn't in position. But I am okay with it. I'm not scared, although after my last experience I have reason to be (the spinal failed and therefore my level of sensation during the operation went from uncomfortable to downright painful). But my first c-section was perfect and so I know that things can and do normally go smoothly for scheduled sections. I am most discouraged about the recovery of the surgery and not being able to be 100% directly after the baby is born and having to manage 2 toddlers and a newborn while sleep deprived and healing. I also although have let go my ideal water birth, etc., etc. at least hoped for a vaginal birth so that I could experience labour and all that comes with a normal natural birth and was hoping that if I was able do it perhaps breast feeding would be a little easier this time around as well as some women on the VBAC pages have noted.
Whatever comes, comes. We can't afford to go through all the acupuncture, chiropractor route this time - not that it worked for me in any case - and I refuse to obsess about it like I did with my other two pregnancies. I will start doing regular inversions and should walk more and do more yoga in any case and whatever after that happens will happen. Our third and final miracle baby will get here however she is destined to we hope in the healthiest way possible for her and me whatever that may look like.
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Compact or DSLR
by Sue0808 - 3/21/09 3:33 PM
In Reply to: Should I go with digital compact or a digital SLR camera? by Lee Koo (ADMIN)
If your wanting to get bird photos it would be best to buy a DSLR, with a couple of kit lenses, all the major brands have slr's with these kit lenses. The same goes for your macro photography. I have a Pentax K10 slr that came with a Pentax lens, I have since added a Sigma 500mm zoom and will be adding a macro to the collection. The slr cameras and lenses are more expensive but in the long run you have more options and will get better photos. I hope this helps.


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By Troy E. Renck
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SandRidge Mississippian Trust I Announces Distribution Of $1.07 Per Unit
SANDRIDGE MISSISSIPPIAN TRUST I (NYSE: SDT) announced today that its distribution for the period from January 1, 2011 through May 31, 2011 will be $1.068461 per unit. The distribution is expected to be distributed on or before August 30, 2011 to holders of record as of the close of business on August 15, 2011. The Trust was formed by SandRidge Energy, Inc. ("SandRidge") in late 2010 to own royalty interests in oil and natural gas properties owned by SandRidge in the Mississippian formation in Alfalfa, Garfield, Grant, Major and Woods counties in Oklahoma and is entitled to receive portions of the proceeds attributable to SandRidge's interest in the sale of production from the properties. As described in the Trust's filings, the amount of the quarterly distributions is expected to fluctuate from quarter to quarter, depending on the proceeds received by the Trust as a result of actual production volumes, oil and natural gas prices and the amount and timing of the Trust's administrative expenses, among other factors. Although there is no assurance of any minimum distribution in any quarterly period, during the subordination period (as described in the Trust's filings), holders of Common Units will be entitled to receive an amount equal to the "Subordination Threshold" (which varies from quarter to quarter) prior to any distribution being made for that quarter in respect of the Subordinated Units. SandRidge is the holder of all of the Subordinated Units. If the amount available for distribution in any quarterly period is sufficient to distribute an amount equal to the Subordination Threshold to the holders of all units (including the Subordinated Units), any additional balance is distributed to holders of all units, up to the amount of the Incentive Threshold for the quarter. Common units are entitled to receive 50% of any amount in excess of the Incentive Threshold for the quarter.
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U-Pick Pesticide Free Cherries in Brentwood
Does any one know where to go to pick pesticide free cherries? I went to Enos Family Farm last year, and they had the most amazing, juicy, delicious organic cherries. Sadly, they have something on their website saying that their cherries are all grown conventionally. I tried searching old posts and on the web, but haven't had any luck.
re: wolfe
their u-pick festival is this weekend.
I just got an email from Bacchini's saying that the sour cherries are late this year, should be ripe in three weeks.
I just went to Pease Ranch to pick cherries and berries yesterday, they currently have at least 2 types that are ready for picking, one is Champagne Corals and the other is lighter in color, I can't remember because I didn't pick those. Some people on Chow called them last year and they said they don't spray, maybe you can call them. (925) 634-4646
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Telephone: (925) 759-6735
We went to both Pease Ranch and Salvador Family Farms last year and Salvador had our favorite Bings, but they are sold out this year.
This year, our favorite variety at Pease Ranch were the Utah Giants. We went about 2 weeks ago, so not sure if they still have much. The Rainiers we had there weren't ready when we tried them, so maybe they're at their peak now.
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In this Nov. 16, 2006 AP file photo South African singer Miriam Makeba performs on stage at the Avo Session in Basel, Switzerland. (AP Photo/Keystone/Georgios Kefalas)
Miriam Makeba, the South African singer who wooed the world with her sultry voice but was banned from her own country for 30 years under apartheid, died early Monday after a concert in Italy. She was 76.
Often referred to as "The Empress of African Song" and later as "Mama Afrika", Makeba's career began her singing career in Sophiatown, a cosmopolitan neighborhood of Johannesburg, South Africa, that was a cultural hotspot in the 1950s before its black residents were forcibly removed by the apartheid government.
After she teamed up with fellow South African jazz trumpeter Hugh Masekela — later her first husband — her rise to international prominence started when she starred in the anti-apartheid documentary "Come Back, Africa" in 1959.
When she tried to fly home for her mother's funeral the following year, she discovered her passport had been revoked. It was 30 years before she was allowed to return home. In 1963, after appearing before the U.N. Special Committee on Apartheid, and South Africa immediately banned the sale of her records. Her music fell further out of favor after she married black activist Stokley Carmichael and eventually moved to Guinea.
After three decades abroad, Makeba was invited back to South Africa by anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela shortly after his release from prison in 1990 as white racist rule crumbled.
Makeba announced her retirement three years ago, but despite a series of farewell concerts she never stopped performing. When she turned 75 last year, she said she would sing for as long as possible.
She was a woman of courage and distinction, a recording artist and writer who brought the evils of apartheid to the world view and will always be revered for her music and sense of humor.
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Up a winding private driveway, flanked by maple trees lies this beautiful quiet and secluded mountainside post-and-beam home. Surrounded by 30 acres of forest, with views through the trees, the house sits high above the valley floor. The trees, birds and wildlife serenade you by day, while the quiet solitude lulls you to sleep at night. Large deck, living room and separate family room, plus private office with computer. Extensive private hiking/snowshoeing trails from just outside the back yard. All amenities, casually but tastefully furnished.
More Details: The house is located about 1/3 of the way up and into a 30 acre property, which means you are deep in the woods with no one else around. The land slopes up reasonably steeply to where the house is, and then flattens out above it. You could walk out of the house, and hike for 10 miles without seeing another person or house (I've done this).
The house itself is a post and beam three level house. The first level has two bedrooms, laundry room, and a playroom that includes a couch, TV and DVD player, and a video game player as well.
The playroom opens up and out onto the hillside, and the driveway as it snakes down to the town road. A slate patio sits outside, along with a grassy hillside.
The second level has a bathroom with shower, an office (where the crib is). The rest of the second floor is wide open, the living room soars up 2 stories, the dining area is encased in glass above and on 2 sides, and the open kitchen is well equipped.
More Details (cont..): In the living room are a large couch, a second smaller couch, a 24' TV, and a DirecTV video system.
On the second floor, a large deck wraps around the house. The deck overlooks the hills, the trees, and really makes you feel like you are living in a tree house. A table and chairs are there for outdoor dining, along with two other chairs and a gas weber grill.
On the third level - a master bedroom with king size bed, a full bathroom with tub, and another bedroom with a loft bed - queen size, and underneath a smaller couch, and room for either an inflatable bed, or the crib.
The house itself is all built in wood. Huge hand-hewn pine timbers are exposed in post and beam style. The floors are wide pine planks, while the walls and ceiling/sloping roof is painted white sheetrock.
Wildlife abounds. Birds chirp and flit about. Owls hoot and hunt at night. Turkey, deer, chipmunks and many other animals are all around. A nice hiking trail loops around from outside the back door
Testimonials: Jim, thanks for a wonderful time in Vermont. The house was lovely. The snow was beautiful. Peace and solitude. .............and those alpacas were the best (there is a one week old baby now too!)
Randall and the Thanksgiving gang.
Sue and I just spent 5 wonderful, cool and relaxing weeks in this beautiful house. We were surrounded by woods and greeted daily by the songs of birds.
The house felt like home and our two sons could visit with their families and find spacious bedrooms - even toys for the grandchildren. Our young grandchildren loved the deck because they were able to go in and out of the house at will and play without getting into trouble or falling. Our sons want us to do this again next year.
Check out this link for details on the location
Beautiful post and beam house sits high above the valley floor. The expansive porch and windows make it seem like you're in a tree fort in the summer, and on top of the world in the winter. Then step out of the front door and onto your very own private hiking/snowshoe trail that snakes through our 30 wooded acres. In the middle of rural southern Vermont, but close to great restaurants, outlet shopping and even Lake George. 35 minutes to Bromley, Killington and Stratton; 20 minutes to Manchester. 10 minutes to Lake St. Catherine and the shops and restaurants of historic Dorset. A perfect place for family and friends to get away and enjoy beautiful Vermont!
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Christmas Holiday
Dec 20 2014 - Jan 5 2015
7 night minimum stay
Jan 7 2015 - Dec 18 2015
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
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7 night minimum stay
|$100 + Tax
|Property Damage Protection
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$900/week, $2,900/month
Inquire about full season Winter / Summer rental - heavy discount
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
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Ljubljana Airport Car Rental
Customer Reviews About Sixt
- Natalia K. | 10.10.2014 11:22 Natalia K.: I was very glad to receive a better car than I booked because maybe it wasn't available at that moment. The price wasn't changed for me. Everything was so easy and professional during renting the car as well as giving it back. Thank you to your staff at Ljubljana Airport outlet.
- Debjeet S. | 03.10.2014 05:25 Sen D.: Forgetful, stupid me, totally mixed up the date of my booking and when I arrived at the rental car station in Ljubljana Airport, the young man manning the station was serving his last customer of the night before leaving. In spite of the fact that I was solely responsible for messing up my reservation, the gentleman was able to...
- Jean-Michel B. | 01.09.2014 13:57 JEAN-MICHEL B.: J'ai lou� pour la 1�re fois un Yaris Hybrid : super !!
- Charlot P. | 30.08.2014 17:38 CHARLOT P.: I hope that sixt cars are available in all countries within the EU. I am very happy about the service provided and for being transparent with prices. There were no hidden costs.For sure I will use sixt next time I rent a car
- Janez S. | 02.08.2014 09:28 JANEZ S.: Great experience of car booking in wonderful sLOVEnia! Can only recommend SIXT.
- Franc G. | 31.07.2014 19:45 FRANC G.: I visit Slovenia every year or two. This was the second year I rented the vehicle from Sixt. I live in Canada and am used to driving Volvo which is reasonably well built car. You gave me Audi A3 to drive and I was very happy with the vehicle and mileage.Next time I'm in Europe and need a vehicle I will definitely stop by your...
- Richard W. | 18.07.2014 10:33 RICARDO W.: 2nd time I've rented from sixt. Both have been efficient, good value and no problems.
- Milan H. | 22.06.2014 20:38 Milan H.: Special thx to Mr. Miklavcic Jure,keep up good work. See you next year....You are welcome to post my comments. Thanks again Milan
- Mark M. | 22.05.2014 18:21 MARK M.: I found the whole rental experience simple and hassle free. I commend Sixt for its quality vehicle hire combined with professional customer service.
- Klavdija C. | 08.05.2014 17:53 The staff are also always very friendly, and in general there is nothing but simplicity in renting with Sixt at the Ljubljana airport.
- Jose Mauro E. | 28.04.2014 14:40 ANDREA V.: Solo agradecimiento por hacer me estancia en Eslovenia mas placentera y sin ning�n problema de transportaci�n.
- Martyn G. | 18.04.2014 17:33 MARTYN G.: Excellent service. I would not hesitate to use Sixt again and recommend them to friends and family.
- Stanislav G. | 25.01.2014 21:18 Rosemary G.: Thank you SIXT- it was a very easy and pleasant experience. We certainly would use this company again.
- Anton M. | 01.01.2014 16:30 Anton M.:I had great experience in Ljubljana airport. This process was great. I will do it again in July 2014 when I will come to Slovenia again.
- Roman F. | 25.11.2013 11:27 Roman F.: Zelo prijazno in korektno osebje, zlasti zaposleni, pri katerem sem avto prevzel in ga vrnil.
- Safet N. | 13.10.2013 17:14 Safet N.: You are simply the best !
- Pero L. | 14.09.2013 05:50 Pero L.: Everything is nice, easy and simple, it was a pleasure
- Belma B. | 12.09.2013 13:46 Belma B.: I can't say enough how good my rental experience was. From the time I picked up the vehicle, to the time I dropped it off. The simplicity of picking the car up and taking it back.
- Akseli K. | 03.09.2013 16:06 Karri A.: Nothing to complain. Everything went very well. We booked Opel Astra or similar size, and we got Opel Insignia. Thank You !
- Aki A. | 20.07.2013 14:30 Aki A.: Most of all, I am satisfied that I was trusted when returning the vehicle. I didn't notice the hit in windscreen when I was receiving the car, it was not mentioned in the delivery form too. I rang to Sixt Slovenia(?) office after one hour drive and told this. I have red about different cases too. Really, the hit was not got...
- Breda M. | 03.07.2013 20:32 Breda M.: Very friendly staff, the Slovenian boys are a rear find in customer service.
- Sergej P. | 21.06.2013 07:49 Sergej P.: The vehicle I originally booked was not available, so I got a free upgrade to the next category. The vehicle was new, clean, and the service was first class both on collecting the car as well as upon return. Over the years I booked a car with most car-rental firms, but 3 years ago I "discovered" Sixt, and in future I will...
- Aysin D. | 17.01.2013 00:00 Damir A.: Many thanks to company and staff for perfect service!
- Iza C. | 06.12.2012 00:00 Iza C.: Very friendly service, many thanks to the team at Ljubljana airport where I usually take Sixt car!
- Victor M. | 29.11.2012 00:00
- John S. | 20.09.2012 00:00 John S.: we received very friendly and professional service upon arriving at the airpot SIXT rental office. all of our questions were answered. the car was clean, performed well throughout our trip and returning the car was also a very smooth procedure. your staff deseves wondeful credit.
- Alexander K. | 26.08.2012 00:00
- Henrique D. | 09.08.2012 00:00 Henrique S.:I am very pleased to say that I had one of the best services with Sixt rental cars. Congratulations!
- Nigel Keith W. | 14.06.2012 00:00 Nigel W.: Helpfull Staff , Quality Cars , Good Price
- Edwin B. | 11.05.2012 00:00 Edwin B.:Professional and flexible service, thank you!
- Jennifer S. | 23.02.2012 00:00 Very helpful staff, good vehicle. Price reasonable, future rentals will always depend on cost, but good service this time will influence too! J.S., GB
- Marko J. | 01.09.2011 00:00 It helped that I got a free upgrade but I must also praise your friendly and helpful staff (car related and return process details thoroughly explained when I asked) and a quick paperwork process.
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|4210 Brnik SI +386-4-2382414
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|08:00 - 22:00
|Bank holiday
|08:00 - 22:00
|24 h pickup
24 h return
Welcome to the Ljubljana Airport Sixt rent a car office
Rent a Car with Sixt at Ljubljana Airport (Brnik Airport), Slovenia
Sixt car rental at the Brnik airport allows you to take advantage of great car hire deals and discounts, as well as a large selection of economy and luxury car hire vehicles to choose from. This ensures that you can enjoy cheap car deals that gives you the perfect city car to make traveling around the beautiful area of Brnik much more enjoyable.
Convenient car hire and Brnik Airport (Ljubljana Airport)
Brnik is an international airport and is located near the village of Brnik, in the north of Slovenia. It was built in 1963, and hosts over one million passengers a year. To hire a car at the Airport is both easy and convenient. The car hire services on offer allow you to save both time and money, and it gives you the perfect mobility to make travelling much easier and enjoyable. The car rental offices are situated directly across from the airport in the parking garage building. You can either rent a car online or at the car hire office, and your vehicle will be available directly after your flight lands.
Wonderful places to visit
With Sixt car hire, you will be able to enjoy driving around town and the surrounding areas in luxury, and there are many beautiful and interesting sites to see. The airport of Brnik is a great starting point to see the many landmarks found in Slovenia, and with the great car hire services, flexible options and unlimited mileage, you can visit many wonderful places to make your trip more enjoyable. Some of the unmissable sites to see include the historic John the Baptist Church, the beautiful Lake Bled, the imposing Celje Old Castle and a lot more.
Location details
Opening Hours
|Mo. - Su.
|08:00 - 22:00
|Bank holiday
|08:00 - 22:00
Contacts / Lost & Found
SIXT # Ljubljana Airport LJU
|Zg. Brnik 130 a
|4210 Brnik
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Location plan - how to find us
The Sixt branch is located in the car park, next to arrival/departure hall. The entrance to the car park is indicated with Rent a Car sign.
Parking area is located in the car park. Use the far left ramp to enter rental car parking area and find SIXT logo for designated area.
Out of hours pickup & return
Pick-up out of opening hours is possible for an additional charge. Please provide your address and credit card details, e-mail address, flight and mobile number.Out of hour return possible.
Return out of opening hours is possible for an additional charge. Please provide e-mail address, flight and mobile number. keybox available
Categories and services at this location
- Cars & vehicles
- Sports cars & convertibles
- 4x4 / SUV
- Truck
- Choose vehicle using iPhone for pick up
- 24 h pickup
- 24 h return
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Men's Tennis Gets 12 Wins at FGCU Fall Invitational
Schmitz falls in singles Draw A final, while Van Cott twins claim doubles consolation Draw
Men's Tennis Heads to FGCU for Fall Invitational
Five members of the Green Wave will participate at the third annual FGCU Fall Invitational
Jao Claims ITA Southern Regional Consolation Draw
Green Wave sophomore Chi-Shan Jao won three singles matches on Sunday to claim the ITA Southern Regional Consolation Draw
Men's Tennis Gets Four More Wins on Friday at ITA Southern Regional
Alex Van Cott and the doubles team of Dominik Koepfer and Constantin Schmitz advanced to the Round of 16
Men's Tennis Enjoys Successful First Day at ITA Regional
Alex Van Cott and Constantin Schmitz reach the round of 32 in singles
Went 9-11 in singles and was 7-10 in doubles action...Had a string of four straight singles wins in March and won seven of 10 over a 30 day stretch...Was 3-2 in Conference USA matches, including a three-set victory in the match against No. 72 Rice...Teamed with Rodrigo Rappaccioli to post seven doubles victories, including four straight in early March...Won three matches against C-USA foes.
Posted a 6-5 singles record and went 5-3 in doubles...Claimed the consolation championship of the Gene Stallings Draw at the Crimson Tide Championships...Also won the consolation doubles title with Rodrigo Rappaccioli in Alabama...Went 3-1 in doubles with Rappaccioli and was 2-1 with his brother Ian Van Cott.
Ranked No. 1 in Eastern Section for boys 18s...Ranked 22nd for prospects by tennisrecruting.net...Advanced to the semifinals of the Easter Bowl in doubles with brother Ian...Won numerous section and national doubles championships with brother Ian...Graduated from Laurel Springs High School.
Born Alex Hopkins Van Cott on April 14, 1994... Son of Susan and Craig Van Cott...Has three siblings, including twin brother Ian, also a member of the Green Wave tennis...Also has a brother, Leif (33) and a sister, Zoe (36).
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Fox had no further comment.
David O. Russell indicated earlier this year that he was looking to cast Lawrence as inventor-entrepreneur Joy Mangano. Lawrence said last month on "Live With Kelly and Michael" that she was interested in the project.
Russell directed Lawrence in "Silver Linings Playbook" and "American Hustle."
John Davis and John Fox are producing for Fox-based Davis Entertainment along with Ken Mok. The script has been written by "Bridesmaids" co-scribe Annie Mumolo.
Mangano, who invented the Miracle Mop and Huggable Hangers, is the president of Ingenious Designs and appears regularly on the Home Shopping Network.
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"As this was the first time to attempt Tiramisu, I was very disappointed. There was too much liquid. Obviously I did not have the correct kind of lady fingers. The ones I purchased from my local Meijer store were very soft and soaked up all of the expresso and rum. The whole recipe ended up in the garbage disposal.""