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"We were up to 20,000 acres, now we're just below 10,000, and at one point I thought we'd bottom out around 8,500," he said. "It could easily see us coming up a little bit."
No that he was complaining about it, but Hodges said demand was so strong out of the gate for Michigan asparagus, it was a struggle for Michigan shippers to keep up.
"It's hard for Michigan, as small as we are," he said. "There's not enough to go around."
Import deals could play a role in how long demand for Michigan asparagus remains strong, Hodges said, but he was optimistic.
"We'll have to keep an eye on whether Mexico wants to cut early, and I've heard Peru is loading some boats, but it should remain fairly strong throughout."

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TODAY: Dtox (by Flywheel) Grand Opening!
Flywheel and DryBar have always been a dynamic duo in the West Paces shopping center – I mean, what better than a chi chi la la butt-kicking workout, followed by a professional blowout? I mean, I can't think of much.
Until I learned that my FAVORITE healthy juice joint opened up right in between them. It's basically the best day of my life.
Even better still – they are having a party to celebrate the opening…TONIGHT!
Dtox #2 Grand Opening this Thursday 5-8pm!
Including big giveaways from Urban Body Studios, Sally B's Skin Yummies, Chaos Conditioning Studio – Interval Fitness Evolved, 2U Medical, Skin IQ Medspa & Store, Buckhead and MORE!
Congrats, Dtox! Can't wait to visit you in your new digs!
xx, L
102 W Paces Ferry Road between Drybar and Flywheel Atlanta.
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So, we joined CrossFit
I literally drive by this place at least twice a day every. single. day. It was mocking me.
Today was the day that G and I signed up for this particular brand of fitness torture. Whelp, let's see how this goes. Day 1 = done. We really liked it and bonus: we did not die…success!
However, if I EVER post my "WOD" or some weird Paleo-propaganda on Facebook or this blog – you have my permission to unfriend/unfollow/call my mom. Thanks in advance.
xx, L
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My New Fav lulus…
lululemon has gone polka dot! And I'm totally obsessed. Particularly, I'm coveting my new A Go Go Crops. Check 'em out, ladies:
Luxtreme legs with a built in luon light fabric skirt. <3
I'm going to wear the heck out of these at Exhale. Visit your local lululemon to check out all the super cute polka dot outfits!
xx, L
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Tomorrow: Launch Party for Pure Health Girls!
Attention ladies! One of my all-time favorite instructors at Exhale is launching an amazing new blog called Pure Health Girls and it looks awesome.
Here's the Q+DD on Pure Health Girls: it's a blog dedicated to all-organic non GMO food, healthcare, skincare and bodycare set out to educate us on the dangers of pesticides, hormones, GMOs and more and support a healthier lifestyle.
It gets even better. There's a party.
TOMORROW (05/04) from 6-8:
It's a party to celebrate the launch! Live DJ, demos with natural/organic products, shopping, free samples, lite bites, raffle tickets (for giveaways) and the $10 entry fee donated to Open Hand Atlanta.
Pure Health Girls Launch Party
Saturday 5/4 6-8pm
433 Bishop St. Atlanta, 30318
Get your glow on, girl.
xx, L
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Addiction: Lulu
So, lately I've been attending the "free"* yoga classes held at Lululemon Buckhead on Sundays with our buddy Gorms. The Q+DD is this: Lulu hosts a new yoga studio each month with the intention of introducing blossoming yogis to different in-town studios. Gorms and I have taken class from Lime Tree and Tough Love so far and I think I speak for both of us when I say: yoga is not for sissies.
*In case you were wondering, I put "free" in quotes because each trip has cost me a pretty penny in merch. How am I supposed to quiet my mind with all the amazing clothes surrounding me?
Among some of my latest purchases: the Lululemon Vinyasa Scarf. I pretty much have not removed it from my body since I acquired it.
(FYI – mine is bubblegum pink and white striped and my Barista at Starbucks last weekend told me the pop of color made her "happy to look at me." Just go with it. I did!)
It comes in all different colors and patterns (I have my eye on the navy and white chevron print right now, in case anyone feels like getting me a pressie.) and apparently there are a zillion ways in which to wear it.
The ever-helpful team at Lululemon Buckhead directed me to the YouTube video which demonstrates several uses. I will save you the Google search and embed it below.
For your viewing pleasure:
All great ideas. HOWEVER: last night, after Exhale Power Flow (and ok, perhaps a glass of vino. Detox/Retox anyone?) I came up with a few more innovative uses for the scarf.
May I present… THE MYSTERY, THE DOGGY BJORN, THE BOOTY WARMER, and THE TURBO TURBAN:
Lulu, you are welcome as I am pretty sure these ideas are earth-shattering. FYI: I am available for freelance opportunities and am willing to be paid in clothes.
xx, L
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I can't believe it will be 6 months before I will be able to plant a new flower I just had to have..! It's also hard to believe another flower gardening season has past me by...sigh. I can see, many a late night spent in front of my computer screen, looking through my flower garden photos,
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jerriedee..... Your yard is just beautiful....I really like the way the woods transition to your mixed border...the layering effect....I like your choice of plants, colors and the way your put it all together....The view where you have your chairs with the sounds of the water and the firepit looks like a wonderful place to sit and relax. Paul |
You have beautiful gardens Jerriedee, I especially love the way you use all the different colored foliage. That makes for an interesting garden, even when there isn't much in bloom. Your photos are great. Thanks for sharing. Jan |
Thanks so very much for the kind words!! Three quarters of my yard is surrounded by trees so I have to do alot of shade gardening. I'm also crazy about bright colors, so I have to rely on alot of brightly colored foliage plants to give me the colors I crave in the shade. Thanks ! JerrieDee |
I echo the others, how very beautiful. This must give you alot of satisfaction looking at your pictures and sitting out there and enjoying the fruits of your labor. I'll bet you get complements from all of your visitors. I love your colors. Leslie |
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What a serene beautiful oasis you have created. I felt very peaceful just viewing your pictures. What are the white spikey flowers on the right side of your red arbor? FlowerLady |
I agree with all the others about your gorgeous garden - such exciting combinations! Stunning! I have also felt bereft at the onset of winter, knowing how long it will be til I can "play in the dirt again." So this year I'm going to try wintersowing (there is a forum for it here). I've met one of the forum members and visited her garden filled with wintersowed plants. It really sounds simple - and the wonderful thing is it will let me go right on gardening in the dead of winter!! I sure hope that next year my garden will look a lot more like yours! |
Thanks again everyone, I was nervous about posting my pics ! You guys are the first people to see my yard, besides my family and a few close friends.I live at the end of a long dirt road,on my parents farm. The only neighbors I have are my brother, and about 39 head of cattle. Now, to answer your question flowerlady, that shrub is called spiraea cantoniensis.It starts to bloom in March before the leaves open,and blooms for about 3 to 4 weeks,in that time the leaves fully open. It is just finishing up it's blooming cycle in that photo. |
- Posted by willy-nilly(gw:willy-nilly) onFri, Nov 3, 06 at 21:51
WOW !!!! You have a beautiful garden and landscape. I would go nut's knowing I could not get dirty out there for 5-6 months too ! We are in Zone 9 so we don't have the hard winters here but we do have to move some plants inside from time to time. |
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Friday, August 25, 2006 - Page updated at 12:00 AM Movie Review "Heading South": Sex, struggles and oblivion in HaitiSpecial to The Seattle Times Sexual rapture and cultural exploitation merge into something quite horrifying, almost gothic, in "Heading South," an unsettling drama by the director of two other remarkable films about class illusions, "Human Resources" and "Time Out." French filmmaker Laurent Cantet sets his new work in late-1970s Haiti, when the country was violently ruled by Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier. While ordinary Haitians are routinely harassed, waylaid and murdered by Duvalier's privileged thugs, sexual tourism thrives for oblivious North American women at a tropical resort. There, Brenda (Karen Young), a 48-year-old divorc�e from Savannah, Ga., arrives in hope of reconnecting with one of the local gigolos, 18-year-old Legba (M�nothy Cesar). Three years earlier, the then-married Brenda experienced her first orgasm with Legba and has pined for him ever since.
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"Heading South," with Charlotte Rampling, Karen Young, M�nothy Cesar, Lys Ambroise. Directed by Laurent Cantet, from a screenplay by Cantet and Robin Campillo, based on stories by Dany Laferri�re. 105 minutes. Not rated; much sexual content, strong language, nudity, suggested violence. Partially in French, with English subtitles. Varsity. But Legba is also the favorite of the resort's visiting doyenne, Ellen (Charlotte Rampling), a 55-year-old, single professor at Wellesley. Ellen is both delightful and venomous, clear-eyed but confrontational. She has been sleeping with Legba for some time and instantly engages in a power struggle with Brenda over his attention. A couple of other characters at the resort figure into the story, though somewhat awkwardly, not really having an impact. One of them, Albert (Lys Ambroise), the resort's headwaiter, comes from a line of patriots who fought the U.S. occupation of Haiti. Addressing the camera in an ill-fitting monologue sequence (a misstep by Cantet), Albert makes clear that despite his polished deference to the hotel's white visitors, he is ashamed of his work. Then again, every Haitian we meet in "Heading South," including Legba, is making compromises to survive political realities on the island. The life Legba leads away from the resort, in the streets, is perilous, provoking both his fatalism and pride. Brenda and Ellen, clutching at him out of need, know next to nothing of this. The tragedy is that it won't make any difference in their vacation plans. Tom Keogh: email@example.com Copyright © 2006 The Seattle Times Company
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Carl Judge. While Carl Judge, the well known journalist, the owner and editor of the Beverly Tribune, at Beverly, Kansas, could ill be spared from the newspaper profession, there are other lines in which he was trained, and in which he would have undoubtedly gained recognition had he chosen to pursue them. Mr. Judge was


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Lightning in forest has fire crews ready to spring into action
Glenwood, NM (KTSM) — An upper level storm system from the west mixed with a cold front from the east delivered dry lightning late last week, keeping fire crews vigilant and ready to take action.
Several fire lookout towers reported lightning strikes in a variety of locations across the forest, including the Black Range, the Blue Range Wilderness, and multiple locations in the Quemado Ranger District.
Limited amounts of rain and hail were reported across the forest as well.
Another concern of the forest is the number of abandoned campfires that are being found in the Bear Mountain area.
The Gila National Forest strongly encourages everyone to practice fire safety while out on all wild lands.
Never leave any fire unattended, and always have a shovel and water on hand to extinguish their campfire.
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Making pancakes on Sunday morning has been my tradition ever since I left home more than 30 years ago. I fairly quickly settled on this recipe, which I'm sure I've made more than 1000 times by now. I had the pleasure of making a batch of pancakes for our friends Jim and Claudia this morning, and Claudia's parents who are visiting from Germany. Since they asked for the recipe, it seems like time to share.
First mix together the dry ingredients:
3 T sugar
1.5 cups of white flour
1/2 t baking powder
3/4 t baking soda
1/2 t salt
then add the wet ingredients:
3 T vegetable oil
1 egg
2 cups buttermilk
Use a whisk to combine the wet and dry ingredients. Do not over work the batter. A few lumps won't matter, they will disappear during cooking. I find it is easier to get everything mixed nicely if I use only about 3/4 of the buttermilk at first, and then I add the rest until the consistency is just right.
In some places, like here in Quinson, buttermilk (lait fermenté) can be difficult to find (don't try to use lait caillé, I made that mistake once, it's way too thick). Satisfactory results can be obtained using runny yogurt, probably thinned with some milk to get the right consistency. Or you can curdle milk by adding some vinegar. But it is important to use some sort of sour or fermented milk product. The combination of the acid and the baking soda gives you the nice fluffy bubbles you want.
The temperature of the pan is quite important. You want it reasonably hot, and evenly hot. A cast iron pan or griddle, or a teflon coated crepe pan works well. Pour some batter in the center of the pan, and spread it out so it's not too thick. Cook on one side until the bubbles are popping and staying open afterward, then flip over and cook on the other side (not very long). With a teflon pan no oil or fat is needed for cooking. In a cast iron pan I use a thin coating of vegetable oil. While it is often said that you should plan to throw away the first pancake, these mistakes come from either having too much oil or fat in the pan at first, or having the pan too hot or too cold. With enough experience you can avoid these mistakes.
This will make about a dozen full-sized pancakes. Stretching the recipe is a bit of an art -- doubling works well enough, but in-between quantities using 2 or 2.5 cups of flour are tricky, because you basically have to use either one egg, or two. One egg will stretch out to handle 2 cups of flour well enough -- beyond that, use 2 eggs and scale the other ingredients accordingly.
Serve hot, with butter and real maple syrup, or honey, or jam or compote. (Fake pancake syrup is an abomination.) If you heat the toppings, that's really nice.
How could I have forgotten to mention variations? Blueberries are my favorite -- just throw some in each pancake after pouring out the batter in the pan. Some mushed banana or applesauce can be added to the batter itself -- with applesauce, reduce the milk somewhat, and be careful because applesauce will cause the pancakes to lose some of their structural integrity and they'll be difficult to cook through. Chocolate chips? No, I don't do that.
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The Zippo Blu
Michael Moretti
Posted: May 29, 2007
For 75 years Zippo has been a celebrated name in American manufacturing and a benchmark in lighters. But the Zippo name does not carry the same resonance with cigar smokers. The lack of a butane flame in the company's product line has caused a majority of cigar smokers to steer clear of the traditional Zippo lighter because of the powerful scent produced by its lighter fluid. Finally, after an initial failed approach, Zippo is primed to release a new windproof butane torch flame lighter called the Zippo Blu.
The Blu looks like a close cousin of the windproof traditional Zippo lighter, with the same box-like shape, except its edges are rounded off, and it is slightly larger. The lid makes the familiar "click" when you open it, and there is the flint wheel ignition system for which Zippo is known. The big divergence is, of course, the blue torch flame that takes the place of the wick and lighter fluid flame used in the traditional Zippo model. The Blu is being released specifically with cigar smokers in mind, said Zippo chief executive officer Gregory Booth in a recent interview with Cigar Insider. What makes it even more attractive for a cigar smoker is the lifetime guarantee, which comes with all Zippo lighters. In the event something goes wrong, you can send it back to Zippo directly and they will fix it for you.
The flame cannot be adjusted, which can be frustrating. During in-office testing, we also experienced some flutters in the consistency of the flame. The entry-level Zippo Blus are set to retail for $39.95. Combined with the lifetime guarantee (and American craftsmanship) it's hard to ignore the value of that product. Other Zippo Blus will retail for much more, depending on the style of finish and type of metal plating, and a gold lighter will retail for $3,000.
Look for the Zippo Blu on local retailer shelves starting in September or go to www. zippo.com.
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mat santa — October 18, 2011 12:26am ET
burns through butane very quickly and tough to light at first
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Movie Review By Jeff Shannon
The film's producers can crow all they want about "not wanting to copy the original" a 1987 hit that's been keeping its legion of fans swooning ever since but of course that's what they've done with this play-it-safe "next chapter." And, in this case, repeating the formula turns out to be a pretty good idea. Alas, Baby and Johnny (from the '87 original) are nowhere in sight. Jennifer Grey got a nose job, and her career took a powder. Actor/dancer Patrick Swayze (emphasis on dancer, please) makes an unpaid cameo here as a dance instructor, not so much to pay homage to "Dirty Dancing," but to leverage co-financier and Miramax honcho Harvey Weinstein into considering a Swayze-starring remake of "An American in Paris." (Dream on, Patrick.)
So, what we've got here is a remake dipped in habanero salsa, relocated to Havana, Cuba, on the eve of Castro's takeover in late 1958. It's driven by Afro-Cuban and Latin music including a flamenco riff on the original film's Oscar-winning hit "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" and unfolds in sweltering nightclubs full of grinding hips and glistening cleavage. The standard-issue romance ignites on alien territory for 18-year-old Katey (Romola Garai), but it's turbulent home turf for Javier (Diego Luna), an amiable Cuban kid who's more than happy to lure an American bookworm out of her shell. Of course, Katey's WASP-y parents (Sela Ward, John Slattery) would disapprove if they knew their little girl was dirty-dancing with a slinky waiter, especially since they're former ballroom-dance champions who sacrificed everything to climb the corporate ladder (dad's just landed a lucrative Chrysler job in Havana). But the kids are in love, and, with a little help from Swayze, good-girl Katey is about to give everyone a big surprise when she partners with Javier in a Latin ballroom dance competition. (Turns out Castro's got an even bigger surprise in store; this movie shares its historical climax with "Havana" and "The Godfather, Part II.")
What isn't so predictable and what the producers undoubtedly prayed for is the effortless charm and chemistry shared by the appealing young stars. Garai and Luna (having proven their talents in "I Capture the Castle" and "Y Tu Mamá También," respectively) seem genuinely drawn to each other, and their characters are just dimensional enough to hold the rickety plot together. Castro's the party pooper here, but these kids look like they're having you guessed it the time of their lives. Jeff Shannon: email@example.com
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Holiday Accommodation - Aberdovey Apartments
Self catering accommodation in Snowdonia, North Wales with holiday homes and cottages for rental in Aberdovey
Cottage in Aberdovey, Gwynedd, North Wales, UK
Sleeps 4. 2 bedroom quaint, compact fishermans style cottage. There is also use of an external drying/store room, perfect for drying waterproofs or wetsuits, or storing bikes or surfboards. Located in the heart of this picturesque seaside village. 2 minutes level walk from the 4 mile sandy beach and all village amenities. A free parking pass is provided for the main car park.
Chateau / Manor House in Aberdovey, Wales
Sleeps 19. Sleeps 17, 10 bedrooms The property is situated 3 miles from Aberdyfi on the hillside overlooking the estuary. Otters, buzzards and red kites are all frequently seen from the terraces, and a wide array of waterfowl, waders, and seabirds are visitors at each low tide. Each of the five luxuriously appointed apartments has a large south-facing terrace with wide reaching views of the stunning Dyfi Estuary, an RSPB and UN...
Chalet in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, Wales
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Sleeps 4. 2 bedroom chalet, situated one mile above Aberdovey harbour with stunning views over the Dyfi estuary and sea. Sleeps 4 (king size bed and two twin beds). Approximately 20 other chalets in the park which are maintained to a very high standard with lots of space around the property to kick a ball or play bowls etc.
Welsh Longhouse near Aberdovey and Machynlleth
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Sleeps 12+. Luxurious 6 bed 5 bath renovated longhouse, in the Dovey Forest, 3 miles from Pennal (Inn) 10 miles to Aberdovey (beach) 6 miles to Machynlleth (market & shops) 3 sitting rooms with wood burning stoves and free firewood. Free Wifi. 2 SKY LED TV's. AGA. Several acres of mature gardens, water features, patio with spectacular views and no neighbours. Ideal for multi-family holidays. Birdwatching, night stars, owls. Mountain biking rte 8, coastal path. Cadair Idris 12 miles.
Apartment in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, Wales
Sleeps 4. 2 bedroom harbour view apartment. Within a listed building, possessing a great deal of character and has many original features. It's high ceilings and sky lights to provide a light and airy atmosphere. Centrally located, directly opposite the beach and yacht club on Aberdovey seafront. Only a short walk to all local amenities, shops, bars and restaurants.
Cottage in Rhoslefain near Tywyn & Aberdovey, Mid Wales
Dolau, is a really lovely cottage style bungalow surrounded by gardens & fields, in the heart of the hamlet of Rhoslefain. This delightful 3 bedroom property sleeps 6 in comfort and is tastefully decorated to a very high standard, with all the comforts of modern living. Including central heating and double glazing. There is plenty of parking off road. Set on the edge of The Snowdonia National Park, Dolau is ideally situated for whatever type of holiday you want.
House in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, Wales
Sleeps 14 comfortably in 7 bedrooms; Rhowniar has 2 king four poster bedrooms en-suite. 1 double four poster bedroom en-suite. 1 double bedroom. 1 super king or 2 twin single bedroom. 2 twin single bedrooms. Rhowniar is a large country house set in 10 acres of grounds over looking the sea, only 2 miles from Aberdyfi & Tywyn.
Cottage in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, North Wales, Wales
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Sleeps 5, 3 bedrooms. Fully central heated and modernised end terrace cottage with garden and magnificent sea views - arguably the best views in Aberdovey. It boasts views to the village, beach and open sea and across the estuary and bay to Borth and Aberystwyth. It is only a short walk downhill to the village and beach. It is situated within Snowdonia National Park with its outstanding natural beauty and attractions.
Chalet in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, North Wales
Sleeps 4. 2 bedroom chalet located a few miles from the picturesque village of Aberdovey, situated on a hill side over looking the Dyfi Estuary and enjoying spectacular views.Peace and tranquillity rule here. An ideal romantic getaway for couples, far from the pressures of everyday living where you can truly relax , unwind and re-charge your batteries. Enjoy the varied water front restaurants and pubs in Aberdovey, or picnic in the sand dunes if the weather is kind.
Cottage in Aberdovey, Wales
Sleeps 15. This stunning period house affords splendid mountain, countryside and Cardigan Bay from almost every room. The house is impeccably furnished and decorated to create well-equipped accommodation of exceptional quality and style. The property has eight en-suite bedrooms, two of which are a lovely family suite and a self-contained suite with a twin bedroom, wet room and open-plan living area which is ...
Holiday Home in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, North Wales
Sleeps up to 11. Morlais is a warm family sized house.Situated in the unspoilt Welsh fishing village of Aberdovey, which is in the south of the Snowdonia National Park, facing the river Dovey estuary and the sea. It sleeps up to eleven people.
Cottage in Aberdovey, Wales
Sleeps 4. Ty Gwyn is a terraced cottage close to the centre of the seaside village of Aberdovey in Mid Wales. The cottage sleeps four people and has one double bedroom, one twin room and a shower room. On the ground floor is an open plan living area with a kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area with a woodburning stove. Outside is a small courtyard with outdoor furniture. Just a five minute walk from the...
Farmhouse between Aberdovey and Machynlleth, Snowdonia National Park, Gwynedd, Wales
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Sleeps 8. 4 bedroom farmhouse - 2 double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, 1 children's room with bunk beds. (Travel cot available for baby). Upstairs and downstairs bathrooms, both with showers and downstairs with bath. Large farmhouse kitchen and table seats 8; dining room with dining table seats 8. Sitting room has large comfy sofas. Also large Jotel wood burning stove. Utility/games room with table football and electronic darts, washing machine and tumble dryer.
House in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, Wales
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Sleeps 11. 6 bedroom house. There are 2 bathrooms and an outdoor shower (for when returning from the beach), a reception room and dining room on the ground floor (with a dining table that can seat 12) and on the first floor, a large living room with TV and DVD player.
House in Aberdovey, Snowdonia National Park, Wales
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Sleeps 9. 3 bedroom house. High Mead is a homely, detached family house located at the western end of Aberdovey. It occupies an elevated, south facing position with extensive views across the Dovey estuary and Cardigan Bay, with easy access to Aberdyfi's beautiful beaches. High Mead offers ideal accommodation for the holiday maker with children; provision is made to sleep up to nine in three bedrooms with private parking for up to three cars.
Mid Terrace Cottage in Aberdovey, Gwynedd, Wales
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Sleeps 4/5. 3 bedroom mid terrace cottage in a great location. Ideal for all holiday parties, families, couples, walkers and sports enthusiasts. Excellent connections by train and also adjacent to one of the main car parks, so getting to this cottage is very easy!
Cottage in Aberdovey, Wales
Sleeps 4. Ty Gwydr is a ground floor terraced cottage in an elevated position in Aberdovey in Mid Wales. The cottage sleeps four people and has one double bedroom, one twin and a family shower room. It also has an open plan living area with a kitchen, a dining area and a sitting area. Outside is roadside parking, a rear garden and a front decked terrace with stunning sea views. Perfect for a family holiday ...
Cottage in Aberdovey, Wales
Sleeps 8. Tyr Heulwen is a fantastic, upside down cottage a short walk from the centre of Aberdovey in Wales. The cottage can sleep eight people, offering two ground floor double rooms, one with patio doors leading into the shared garden, a ground floor adult bunk room and a ground floor shower room. On the first floor you will find a well-equipped kitchen and a sitting room with a dining area, a double so...
Luxurious five bedroomed house which sleeps up to twelve people with stunning views over the Dyfi estuary and Cardigan Bay, elevated position set in secluded grounds in the seaside village of Aberdovey. This property has a large kitchen/dining room, sitting room, games room and outside Breeze house.


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Good News Translation (GNT) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 We may make our plans, but God has the last word. | 1 To man belong the plans of the heart, but from the LORD comes the reply of the tongue. |
2 You may think everything you do is right, but the Lord judges your motives. | 2 All a man's ways seem innocent to him, but motives are weighed by the LORD. |
3 Ask the Lord to bless your plans, and you will be successful in carrying them out. | 3 Commit to the LORD whatever you do, and your plans will succeed. |
4 Everything the Lord has made has its destiny; and the destiny of the wicked is destruction. | 4 The LORD works out everything for his own ends-- even the wicked for a day of disaster. |
5 The Lord hates everyone who is arrogant; he will never let them escape punishment. | 5 The LORD detests all the proud of heart. Be sure of this: They will not go unpunished. |
6 Be loyal and faithful, and God will forgive your sin. Obey the Lord and nothing evil will happen to you. | 6 Through love and faithfulness sin is atoned for; through the fear of the LORD a man avoids evil. |
7 When you please the Lord, you can make your enemies into friends. | 7 When a man's ways are pleasing to the LORD, he makes even his enemies live at peace with him. |
8 It is better to have a little, honestly earned, than to have a large income, dishonestly gained. | 8 Better a little with righteousness than much gain with injustice. |
9 You may make your plans, but God directs your actions. | 9 In his heart a man plans his course, but the LORD determines his steps. |
10 The king speaks with divine authority; his decisions are always right. | 10 The lips of a king speak as an oracle, and his mouth should not betray justice. |
11 The Lord wants weights and measures to be honest and every sale to be fair. | 11 Honest scales and balances are from the LORD; all the weights in the bag are of his making. |
12 Kings cannot tolerate evil, because justice is what makes a government strong. | 12 Kings detest wrongdoing, for a throne is established through righteousness. |
13 A king wants to hear the truth and will favor those who speak it. | 13 Kings take pleasure in honest lips; they value a man who speaks the truth. |
14 A wise person will try to keep the king happy; if the king becomes angry, someone may die. | 14 A king's wrath is a messenger of death, but a wise man will appease it. |
15 The king's favor is like the clouds that bring rain in the springtime - life is there. | 15 When a king's face brightens, it means life; his favor is like a rain cloud in spring. |
16 It is better - much better - to have wisdom and knowledge than gold and silver. | 16 How much better to get wisdom than gold, to choose understanding rather than silver! |
17 Those who are good travel a road that avoids evil; so watch where you are going - it may save your life. | 17 The highway of the upright avoids evil; he who guards his way guards his life. |
18 Pride leads to destruction, and arrogance to downfall. | 18 Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall. |
19 It is better to be humble and stay poor than to be one of the arrogant and get a share of their loot. | 19 Better to be lowly in spirit and among the oppressed than to share plunder with the proud. |
20 Pay attention to what you are taught, and you will be successful; trust in the Lord and you will be happy. | 20 Whoever gives heed to instruction prospers, and blessed is he who trusts in the LORD. |
21 A wise, mature person is known for his understanding. The more pleasant his words, the more persuasive he is. | 21 The wise in heart are called discerning, and pleasant words promote instruction. |
22 Wisdom is a fountain of life to the wise, but trying to educate stupid people is a waste of time. | 22 Understanding is a fountain of life to those who have it, but folly brings punishment to fools. |
23 Intelligent people think before they speak; what they say is then more persuasive. | 23 A wise man's heart guides his mouth, and his lips promote instruction. |
24 Kind words are like honey - sweet to the taste and good for your health. | 24 Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones. |
25 What you think is the right road may lead to death. | 25 There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death. |
26 A laborer's appetite makes him work harder, because he wants to satisfy his hunger. | 26 The laborer's appetite works for him; his hunger drives him on. |
27 Evil people look for ways to harm others; even their words burn with evil. | 27 A scoundrel plots evil, and his speech is like a scorching fire. |
28 Gossip is spread by wicked people; they stir up trouble and break up friendships. | 28 A perverse man stirs up dissension, and a gossip separates close friends. |
29 Violent people deceive their friends and lead them to disaster. | 29 A violent man entices his neighbor and leads him down a path that is not good. |
30 Watch out for people who grin and wink at you; they have thought of something evil. | 30 He who winks with his eye is plotting perversity; he who purses his lips is bent on evil. |
31 Long life is the reward of the righteous; gray hair is a glorious crown. | 31 Gray hair is a crown of splendor; it is attained by a righteous life. |
32 It is better to be patient than powerful. It is better to win control over yourself than over whole cities. | 32 Better a patient man than a warrior, a man who controls his temper than one who takes a city. |
33 People cast lots to learn God's will, but God himself determines the answer. | 33 The lot is cast into the lap, but its every decision is from the LORD. |
Scripture taken from the Good News Translation - Second Edition, Copyright 1992 by American Bible Society. Used by Permission. (The Good News Translation - The Holy Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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View on mapAbout Me: River Cottage Canteens showcase the very best of what the South West has to offer with freshly cooked, fabulous food in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. At the Axminster Deli you'll find a range of River Cottage book and gifts as well a drinks, preserves, cured meats, pies and cheeses.
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these are an accidental doubles, because when i found this film in my jacket i thought that is clear, but it wasn't... but nevermind, love the results soooo much anyway! :)
This photo was shot on film. Taken by emkei with a Horizon Perfekt loaded with Fuji Neopan 400 film in Smolenice, Slovakia. These tags describe this photo: 35mm, slovakia, snow, winter, emkei, smolenice, trnava, rodinal, neopan, fuji neopan 400, perfekt, horizon, lomography, lomography horizon perfekt, doubles, and accidental doubles. Date: 2013-01-18. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the album horizon / neopan 400.


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Ampeg PF-115HE Bass Enclosure - Combines vintage styling with the performance of a modern 450W cab.
The dual stamped frame ceramic Eminence® 10" drivers push out true Ampeg tone, with the ability to dial in the right amount of highs via the Ampeg L-Pad attenuator.
The poplar cabinet is extremely rugged and looks great with Ampeg's black diamond tolex and classic B-15 grille cloth. And since it's a Portaflex, you can attach the PF-350 or PF-500 head to the top and flip it inside the cab for the ultimate portable Ampeg rig.
Ampeg PF 115HE 1x15 Bass Cab Features:
- Vintage Portaflex flip-top cabinet design
- Black diamond tolex
- Vintage B-15 grille cloth
- Rugged 15mm poplar ply enclosure
- 450W RMS power handling @ 8 ohms
- 1 x 15? ceramic Eminence® LF driver
- 1? HF compression driver w/L-Pad level control
- Frequency response: 44 Hz – 17 kHz
- Sensitivity: 99.5 dB SPL @ 1w/1m
- Dimensions (H x W x D inches): 23 x 21 x 14
- Handling weight: 45 lbs / 20.4 kg