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A Casa di mamona in Corsica
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Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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A Casa di mamona.
My Grandmother's house.
Traditional Corsican house in center of small typical village, in mountain, 6 Kms from the beach.
3 Restaurants where you can taste local food and Corsican wines.
You will find the ethnological museum (ADECEC), the beautiful cathedral (St Erasme) and go to listen to polyphonies (corsican songs). You can find in this village all you need, Post, Pharmacy, Doctor, Bakery, Grocer…
Cervione is located 50 Km from bastia, 85 Km from Porto vecchio and 85 Km from Calvi. It's a good geographical localization to visit the entire island.
Reservation one week minimum, Saturday/Saturday from mid June to mid September.
Rates : 15% to 30% réduction for 2 weeks and more (not incluted on the present price).
There is a separate kitchen equipped with everything you need including a Washing Machine. The living room has a good size sofa, 2 lounge chairs, a coffee table, and a desk with internet computer. There is a television in each bedroom with satellite foreign channels. The flat has one shower room. There is also a fireplace for a chilly winter nights!
About the apartment:
Entrance on ground floor, windows on the first floor.
2 beds : 120/190 - 160/200 and a sofa bed 70/190
Internet - wifi - sattellite TV
Cervione in Costa Verde, true green setting, offers an ideal geographical situation. Bordered with 17 km of fine sandy beaches, this destination which also offers a marina is open to everyone. It offers a vast number of activities and faces: from its beaches with gentle slopes, to big thrills with extreme sports, as well as a varied and protected heritage, everyone will find means to get satisfaction in this region possessing unsuspected treasures.
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Prunete 6 km |
Will consider | House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car essential, Wheelchair users |
Nearest Amenities | 200 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Bastia/Poretta 30 km, Nearest railway: Casamozza 25 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Log fire, Internet access |
General | TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Shower rooms |
Furniture | 1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Dining seats for 5, Lounge seats for 5 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace |
Access | Wheelchair users |
The Corsica region
Island of Corsica
Cervione in Costa Verde, true green setting, offers an ideal geographical situation. Bordered with 17 km of fine sandy beaches, this destination which also offers a marina is open to everyone. It offers a vast number of activities and faces: from its beaches with gentle slopes, to big thrills with extreme sports, as well as a varied and protected heritage, everyone will find means to get satisfaction in this region possessing unsuspected treasures.
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We spent a most most enjoyable and relaxing week at Casa di Mamona. We were greeted by Dumenicu who was absolutely charming, explained the history of the place and gave us much appreciated information… More
31 Aug 2014
"Immersion dans cervione"
Idéalement placée dans cervione : commerces, restaurants, la plage de prunete à 10 min. Nous avons passé un superbe mois de vacances à cervione. Tout le confort pour nous 4. Il y a beaucoup de ch… More
12 Aug 2014
"hübsche Wohnung in liebenswertes Bergdorf, 10 min zum Meer"
Die Kommunikation mit dem Vermieter war unkomplziert und schnell. Sehr gute Ausstattung der Wohnung mit schönen alten Möbeln. Toll die Bäckerei und 3 Restaurants gleich um die Ecke zu haben. Kurze … More
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Offering free Wi-Fi and a cable TV in every guest room, this Grand Rapids hotel is 3 miles from Gerald R. Ford International Airport. Free coffee is provided in the lobby 24-hours a day.
Air-conditioning is offered in every room at Red Roof Inn Grand Rapids. All rooms include a small refrigerator and a microwave.
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The furniture was a little dusty in some areas, but overall very clean conditions.
The price.
Room smelled like smoke. Comforter had cigarette burns. HVAC unit made loud noises all night so I couldn't sleep. Parking lot was loud all night.
Staff were very professional & accommodating during our stay!
Close to restaurants, little road noise
No adjoining room, not even next to each other. No bfast.
I liked how nice it looked
I didn't like your shower pressure or how hot it didn't get .
Room needs to be fumigated for bugs. Centipede like bugs seen twice during stay.
The staff were friendly and helpful. Half or more of the cost of downtown hotels, yet easy to get downtown for events. Nice to have a fridge in the room! I like that they accept pets. We didn't travel with one this time, but when we do, we'll look for a RRI!
No towels in the room when we got there. A housekeeping oversight that was quickly remedied by a call to the front desk.
Very clean. Great access to freeway!
Minor, but bathroom needs painting. I do wish that the air/heat mechanism was no so invasively loud.
Our room was modern and spotless, the location was perfect, lots of retail and restaurants close by. Price was a good value.
Maybe it could be quieter at night, but we slept just fine.
Beds were comfortable and clean.
Found bugs on the floor, had to tell the front desk, that there was a big gaping hole in the bathroom door, did not want to get charged for it.
Newly remodeled rooms with laminate flooring. Everything is new in the room and clean.
Noise of water running in nearby room.
Close to airport. Free shuttle to airport. Close to food, restaurant, petrol station, target, etc.
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There were several areas around the property with piles of building supplies and junk. The concrete floors and walkways ALL need to be cleaned and painted. The exterior of the building is sad looking. In general, the property looks dirty and unkempt. Needs a SERIOUS once over!
Rooms were not cleaned! ! Linens and bed sheets still there from previous occupants. Towels scattered in the bathroom!! Poor communication and poor service, so sorry for the staff who had to deal with all the mess the last shift did not take care!!
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The plaster in the bathroom was falling off the walls and ceiling. Broken vanity faucet. Beds and linens OK but rest of room not that clean and nonsmoking room reeked of cigarette smoke. Entire motel needs repair and remodel!
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Wifi was terrible l booked the hotel because of the free airport shuttle but was unable to use it because my flight was delayed They need to be clear about shuttle times before someone books
In today's economy, you typically have to drop $100 to secure a clean, comfortable room. Red Roof Inn provided such a room, and better than most, for less than $70! Upon arriving, my wife and I were upgraded for free to the best room due to overbooking. The staff was incredibly nice and curious about our trip. The exterior was beautiful, and our room was better. We slept through the night without hearing a single sound from another room (and we were on the bottom floor!). We were so impressed with this hotel chain that thrives at working with a budget! They do ALOT with a little! Make this your next stay; even if you run into some minor issues, your stay will still be excellent :)
We enjoyed everything!
Room was nice.
They had the reservation booked at a higher price than the one I booked on booking.com. They charged my credit/debit card for $86.24. The room was booked at $64.99. When I went to check out, the girl went to look for my reservation, and said she couldn't find it, that some other girl had misplaced it. She took care of the mistake, but said the incorrect charge wouldn't come off my card for 5 to 7 days. When I checked in the night before, I noticed the price was wrong, and showed it to the guy checking me in. He said it would be fixed by the time I checked out. Didn't happen. The impression I got was that the management at this motel were incompetent, didn't care, or both. Absolutely ridiculous.
The location was good and the price was good.
The room appeared clean but after we walked on the floor our feet/socks were filthy. After we showered we picked up the bath mat and it was black from dirt underneath. Along every wall and in every corner was dirt that had not been vacuumed in quite a while. I would say the floors hadn't been mopped in weeks to accumulate that much dirt and the corners could not have been cleaned for weeks either. I would not stay there again.
Very nice for an economy hotel. Clean and comfortable.
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Citing a list of egregious entanglements between the military and religion — such as USAF's mandatory religious oaths, ship-wide prayers in the Navy, chaplain proselytizing, "bible-peddling" by officers, and "spiritual fitness" testing — FFRF concludes: "You've been fighting for our secular Constitution and our freedom — let us fight for you."
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Dissenting was Justice William Hood III, joined by Justice Gregory Hobbs Jr., who warned "we turn a deaf ear to citizens" who have concerns about religious freedom. Hood wrote that the court is confusing "the issue of when an individual's claim should be heard with when it should prevail."
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In 2011, the conservative 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals threw out FFRF's standing.
"We thank our all-important state plaintiffs. We're indignant on their behalf that courthouse doors are being slammed shut against citizens whose freedom of conscience is being violated so blatantly by theocratic elected officials," Barker added.
Richard L. Bolton served as litigation attorney. and noted that the high court ruled only that the plaintiffs lacked standing and not that the governor's practice is constitutional.
FFRF sues Wisconsin over open records violation
The Freedom From Religion Foundation has filed its first lawsuit over a violation of open records law, after a track record of taking more than 60 Establishment Clause lawsuits.
In a suit filed Dec. 17 in Dane County Circuit Court, FFRF charges that Wisconsin open records law was violated by the state Office of the Commissioner of Insurance and Commissioner Theodore Nickel. In addition to FFRF, Staff Attorney Patrick Elliott is a plaintiff.
Elliott made a series of open records requests of the Office of the Commissioner after a reported agency decision that Wisconsin's contraceptive mandate, known as the Contraceptive Equity Law, would no longer be enforced because it was preempted by the June 30 Hobby Lobby ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.
FFRF and many other observers disagreed, since the Religious Freedom Restoration Act under which the ruling was decided applies only to the federal government, not states.
On July 21, the right-wing news outlet MediaTrackers quoted J.P. Wieske, OCI legislative liaison and public information officer, as stating the Contraceptive Equity Law was "pre-empted." MediaTrackers reported that the state would not enforce the law. Legitimate news sources then piggy-backed on MediaTrackers' story.
Elliott first made a records request July 22 about OCI's enforcement of contraceptive coverage requirements, including Nickel's authority to disregard state law. Elliott followed up July 25 with further requests.
When more than a month had lapsed, Elliott again contacted the agency on Aug. 25. Although that resulted in 16 pages of documents, much of the requests were denied or not responded to. Elliott contested the denial in an Aug. 29 letter, which also was not responded to, then requested records from the Office of the Governor, including any communications with the OCI related to Wisconsin's contraceptive mandate.
Although Gov. Scott Walker's office made two denials, it otherwise yielded 36 pages of documents, including some communications with OCI that OCI had failed to provide to comply with FFRF's request.
The law says responses must be provided "as soon as practicable and without delay." FFRF charges that OCI violated numerous portions of the law and seeks an order directing the defendants to produce the requested records, award reasonable attorneys' fees, damages of not less than $100, punitive damages and other actual costs.
"Let there be sunlight," said FFRF Co-President Annie Laurie Gaylor, who thanked the firm of McGillivray Westerberg & Bender for representing FFRF.
7th Circuit throws out 'parsonage exemption' challenge on standing
FFRF Co-Presidents Dan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor said they will continue to seek a way to bring down the discriminatory "parsonage exemption" after an appeals court on Nov. 13 overturned a district court ruling, saying they had no standing to sue.
"You'll hear from us again," the plaintiff couple promised, after criticizing the 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, one of the country's most conservative appellate courts, for "timidity" in refusing to confront "this blatant preference for ministers and churches."
The panel, in a unanimous decision written by Judge Joel Flaum, vacated a favorable ruling a year ago by U.S. District Judge Barbara Crabb for the Western District of Wisconsin, declaring unconstitutional 26 U.S. C. § 107(2). The 1954 bill's sponsor, Rep. Peter Mack, argued ministers should be rewarded for "carrying on such a courageous fight against this [godless and anti-religious world movement]."
The generous law allows "ministers of the gospel" to be paid through a housing allowance that can be excluded from taxable income. Ministers may use the untaxed income to purchase a home and, in a practice known as "double dipping," deduct interest paid on the mortgage and property taxes.
"It's important to note," said attorney Richard L. Bolton, who handled the litigation, "that the court's opinion in no way reflects that the housing allowance is constitutional." As Flaum himself noted, the court did "not reach the issue of the constitutionality of the parsonage exemption."
In fact, the court seemed to acknowledge that the law is discriminatory, saying "the mere fact that discrimination is occurring is not enough to establish standing."
FFRF sets aside a portion of the co-presidents' salaries as a "housing allowance," which, under the IRS code, the couple is not eligible to claim, as they are not "ministers of the gospel," but instead espouse atheism, freethought and secularism.
Gaylor and Barker took issue with the appeals court's cavalier assessment that they have suffered no concrete injury, since they must pay taxes on their housing allowance, while ministers are rewarded, simply for being religious leaders, with a unique and substantial tax benefit.
"We'll continue to challenge this indefensible favoritism for religion in other forums until the issue cannot be circumvented," Barker promised. Barker is a former minister who was rewarded with this subsidy when he was "Rev. Barker" the believer, but is now penalized as "Mr. Barker" the freethought leader.
Virtually all major denominations and many minor congregations weighed in, with amicus briefs against FFRF's challenge to religious privilege, including Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Unitarian and Muslim. "The entitlement and privilege which religion and its leaders demand is discriminatory, and clearly signals governmental preference and subsidy for the promulgation of religion over nonreligion," Gaylor charged.
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No tax break for Ark Encounter
A proposed Noah's ark theme park in northern Kentucky won't get about $18 million in state tax incentives, said a Dec. 10 letter from the Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet.
According to the Louisville Courier-Journal, the letter said Ark Encounter intends to discriminate in hiring based on religion. The state's development authority gave preliminary approval in July but wanted written assurances on nondiscriminatory hiring practices.
"State tourism tax incentives cannot be used to fund religious indoctrination or otherwise be used to advance religion," Tourism Secretary Bob Stewart wrote. "The use of state incentives in this way violates the separation of church and state provisions of the Constitution and is therefore impermissible."
FFRF contested the proposal from the start and asked its members on Dec. 12 to write Gov. Steve Beshear and Stewart to thank them for standing up for the rights of non-Christians. Evangelist Ken Ham's Answers in Genesis, the park's developer, wants to keep 25% of the sales tax it collects for 10 years. Ham said he's considering a lawsuit now.
Okla. school district rejects Hobby Lobby bible class
Thanks to FFRF's efforts, Mustang Public Schools in Mustang, Okla., is canceling plans to conduct a bible course developed by Hobby Lobby President Steve Green, a zealous evangelical Christian.
Superintendent Sean McDaniel emailed in November that "the topic of a bible course in the Mustang School District is no longer a discussion item nor is there a plan to provide such a course in the foreseeable future."
The district's announcement came in response to a follow-up open records request to the district from FFRF Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel, in conjunction with Americans United Senior Litigation Counsel Greg Lipper, ACLU of Oklahoma Legal Director Brady Henderson and Daniel Mach of the ACLU Program on Freedom of Religion and Belief.
FFRF led the charge against the proposed class in April when the school board voted to approve Green's curriculum. Seidel researched the curriculum, entitled "The Book, the Bible's History, Narrative and Impact of the World's Best-selling Book," and pointed out numerous flaws with the course, which the billionaire Green wants to be implemented in schools around the country.
Americans United and ACLU later also wrote letters and joined FFRF's most recent records request.
McDaniel said two "non-negotiables" the school had requested from Hobby Lobby were not met, namely that the district be permitted to review the final curriculum before introducing it and that Hobby Lobby commit to providing legal coverage to the district.
Through its first records request, FFRF learned that the curriculum contained heavy Christian bias. FFRF also criticized Green for encouraging the school board to circumvent open meetings laws by inviting school representatives to meet at Hobby Lobby headquarters in nearby Oklahoma City on the same day in two different groups at different times.
Hobby Lobby's first commitment, according to its website, is "Honoring the Lord in all we do by operating the company in a manner consistent with biblical principles." The company brought a challenge resulting in a 5-4 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that said corporations with religious objections could defy the contraceptive mandate of the Affordable Care Act. Green is also planning an $800 million bible museum to open in 2017 in Washington, D.C., clearly intended to influence Congress.
"This development is a victory not only for reason and the law but for the inviolable right of a captive audience of students to be free from indoctrination in a public school setting," commented Annie Laurie Gaylor, FFRF co-president.


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After letting Houston wipe away an 11-point deficit in the first half, the Thunder regained control with a 14-1 surge just before halftime and kept pouring it on.
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Changing the University of California, Berkeley, to make it more like a business organization will make the school much worse at innovation and research, says a U.C. professor who has analyzed the process.
U.C. Berkeley has been struggling to find ways to save money as California cuts its budget, and it recently paid Bain & Co. $3 million to help it figure out how to save $75 million a year.
Chris Newfield, a U.C. Santa Barbara professor, says in a report that Bain's recommendations are outdated and apply better to big businesses than to a university, which needs a looser, distributed management structure to do what it does -- innovate.
"A university is more like an open source software development community than it is like a production line," Newfield says.
Aside from the fact that Cal will have to spend $50 million to $75 million in one-time costs over three years and then $5 million a year after that to save the $75 million a year, Newfield says the Bain recommendations need to be turned "upside down" or they'll likely wreck the freedom that university departments, staff and faculty need to support research and teaching.
It's true, a major research university needs a free environment so creative thinking and work can flourish. But it's also true that a huge organization like U.C. Berkeley needs bureaucracy (though it's a dirty word these days, bureaucracy was created to do things that simply can't be easily done otherwise).
The question is what is the right kind of bureaucratic organization for the school? Anyone who has dutifully filled out the university's colored reimbursement forms and waited weeks or months (or forever) to be paid back for something they've bought (as I and other people I know have done) will agree that some things could be improved.
Trying to change it, as the Bain report advises, towards a flatter management structure and an "audit culture" (i.e. "more measurement of employee output"), will ruin the bottom-up, decentralized culture necessary for academic work to be done.
"The core activities range from computer engineering to studio art and cannot be standardized, nor can their administrative support be standardized," Newfield says.
Even the seeming "no-brainer" of vendor relationships (the university buys things from some 18,000 different sellers) can't be easily changed, Newfield says. Sure, at first glance, it seems crazy that Cal would buy from so many vendors. But different departments need wildly different things, even different types of computers (those with great graphics for art students, for example), and having the flexibility to buy just what they need is important for teaching and research quality.
Newfield writes that "centralized, functionally uniform service centers not only lack the kind of local knowledge that makes the unit's activities efficient, but will define the overriding of local knowledge as part of their job."
Universities by nature have a lot of bureaucracy, and state university workers, who are government employees, complain about their jobs quite a bit, as the comments on Newfield's article show. But he makes a good point when he says putting staff in place who are more loyal to cutting costs and meeting "pan university" goals than they are loyal to the niche departments they work for will hurt faculty and ultimately hurt teaching and innovation.
Still, the university has to save money, a lot of it. It will not be easy. Even figuring out how to try and save money is costing it a lot.
Response to comment below: Dear Claire: Thanks for your comment on this story. If you follow the link in the second paragraph, you'll be taken to my story from April where I did, indeed, read the entire Bain & Co. report and write about it and its recommendations. That report was written by people, as you say "who are actually working on this effort." I didn't take this blog at face value without doing my own research and asking my own questions. I read the blog and thought it was an excellent analysis of the situation and saw that a number of UCB employees (some of whom I've met) had commented on it and clearly were interested in what the author had to say. I understand that everyone wants to save money without hurting teaching and research. But, as I say, it ain't easy, and no one is sure exactly how best to do it. This story is part of the conversation about how to do that.
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In keeping with the liberal practice of granting awards to those who least deserve them, Bill Clinton, best known for humiliating his family by having a sordid sexual affair with a woman young enough to be his daughter, has been named Father of the Year:
The National Father's Day Council, which has been giving out such an honor for 72 years, has named Clinton one of its recipients for 2013. …
The not-for-profit group awards Father of the Year to "contemporary lifestyle leaders of our culture" …
Slick Willie certainly is a contemporary lifestyle leader of our culture. His disgusting behavior while in the White House — compounded by the shamelessness with which Democrats defended it — was a major milestone in our decay as a civilization.
Past winners of this award include Dem presidential candidate John Edwards, who fathered a love child with a bimbo while his wife was dying of cancer. No, I'm not kidding.
This isn't any more ridiculous than granting the Nobel Peace prize to a terrorist pervert, a communist dictator, a snake oil salesman, and even Barack Hussein Obama.
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Michelle McAfoos — head of M&I's private banking operations in Kansas City — has been named as the new regional director of private banking for M&I Wealth Management, a part of BMO Financial Group.
In the newly created position — overseeing the Central States Region — McAfoos will manage the company's private banking offices in the Kansas City, Indianapolis and St. Louis markets. She'll oversee operations, business development and client relationships for three private banking teams, and remain based in Kansas City.
McAfoos has 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. She's been at M&I for 10 years.
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