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Property type | house |
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La Capanna is a converted barn set in a couple of hectares of private land, with rows of olive and fruit trees. If you are looking for peace and quiet, this is for you. The house is shaded by trees, with views over gentle rolling hills. The spacious interior is open plan with fully fitted kitchen, dining area and lounge. High ceilings make it cool in summer. Sunny terrace and garden for dining, relaxing, playing. The house sits in the hills behind Moiano, a small village between Chiusi and Castiglione del Lago. Citta della Pieve, Montepulciano, Siena, Perugia, Cortona, are all within easy reach, making the house an excellent base for exploring the sights of Tuscany and Umbria, especially the medieval towns around Lake Trasimeno. Dip into the Italian renaissance, or browse the markets. You can go walking in the nearby woods and country lanes, collecting blackberries. Swim in the pool, or go sailing and windsurfing at nearby Lake Trasimeno if you are looking for something more active.
Many potential clients ask me if there is another property in the garden, or if the pool is shared. The house stands alone in the garden, and if you choose La Capanna for your holiday you will be the only one swimming in the pool.
Chère Lynn,
Nous tenions à vous remercier pour le beau séjour que nous avons passé dans votre maison, nous nous en souviendrons longtemps. Nous nous y sommes vraiment bien plus. La maison était vraiment très agréable, bien équipée et magnifiquement située... Sans oublier la piscine qui a fait le bonheur de nos enfants (et de leurs parents).
Nous avons également apprécié le beau parasol que vous avez installé. Il est magnifique et très pratique.
Encore merci pour votre flexibilité et votre gentillesse.
Au plaisir de séjourner à nouveau dans votre belle maison une prochaine année,
Ps: Nous avons beaucoup apprécié la rencontre de Luc avec qui nous avons passé de chouettes moments.
La Capanna is perfectly situated - you can have peace and quiet at home, walk through the woods, or you can head out to explore the medieval hilltop towns of Tuscany/Umbria.The local town of Citta delle Pieve is a delight and you will go back often. Step back in time as you wander through narrow streets before dining at a local restaurant. Moiano, just 2 kms away has all you need: bank, pharmacy, supermarket, bakery, gelateria, pizzeria. Lake Trasimeno, 15mins away, offers a range of sporting activities, or simply relaxing by the lake. Take a boat to one of the islands from Castiglione del Lago. Rome and Florence are 1 and a half hours by train. Perugia, Siena, Assisi, Cortona are all within an hour's drive.
Other Activities: Children's activities organised on/around Lake Trasimeno in summer
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29 Mar 2015
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exit clean | €50 |
Refundable Damage Deposit | €250 |
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The rental rate includes linen and bathroom towels.
There is an exit clean charge of Euro 50.00 - 75.00, depending on the number of guests. A small charge will be made if pool towels are required, to cover the laundry costs. Linen change after first week is charged at E.10,00 per person. Additional charges apply for heating in Autumn and Winter. A 40%deposit is required to confirm the booking. The balance is due 30 days before the booking date. Guests will be asked to sign a contract and provide passport details for each guest. A security deposit of Euro 250.00 must be paid when you make the second payment. This security deposit is fully refundable, within 14 days, providing there are no damages. |
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Andrew MarchandIf our own Jim Bowden is correct, Joe Girardi isn't going anywhere. Bowden goes over all the possible moves for Giardi and ultimately decides Girardi will choose to stay in the Bronx -- because of his family. While a fierce competitor, Girardi ...
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War Of The Worlds
As Earth is invaded by alien tripod fighting machines, one family fights for survival.
™, ® & © 2013 Paramount Pictures. All Rights Reserved.
Tom Cruise, Dakota Fanning, Justin Chatwin, Miranda Otto, Tim Robbins, Rick Gonzalez, Gene Barry, Yul Vazquez, Lenny Venito, Lisa Walter
Paula Wagner, Colin Wilson, Colin Wilson
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Rotten: Overall, the film is too lacking in feeling to provide a recognizably human experience.
- Andrew Sarris, New York Observer, Thursday, July 14, 2005
Rotten: This is Spielberg at his unabashedly commercial worst %u2014 bland, unimaginative, and more interested in his bang than his brain.
- Brandon Fibbs, BrandonFibbs.com, Thursday, June 24, 2010
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With War of the Worlds director Steven Spielberg proves that he is one of the top directors working with huge tentpole type Hollywood films of today. Here is a blockbuster that defies all the expectations of it's kind and manages to be scary, poignant, entertaining and visionary at the same time. There is definetly more than meets the eye here and Spielberg has much more in his sleeve that on the surface would seem. This time you can forget the friendly aliens of Close Encounters of the third Kind, or that sweet and good natured E.T who won over the hearts of millions of people around the world. Spielberg has gone into more darker waters and presents his aliens as a blood drinking doomsday machines with nihilistic need of destruction. Their only purpose seems to be killing and taking our world over. What surprised me the most is the clever way that Spielberg makes direct political references to holocaust and 9/11 with his film. Grey ash filling the air, people running for their lives in a panic and everyone desperately trying to survive from the mass scale butchering reminds me a lot of Spielberg's own Schindler's List. In a way War of the Worlds is as much a holocaust film as Schindler's List is. Therefore i found it as much as political film as it is sci-fi-film Brutality of this level might come as a surprise for some viewers, but those more familiar of Spielberg's work should not be surprised. With films like Empire of the Sun, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler's List or Minority Report and A.I., he has glimpsed more darker side of his mind before and now War of the Worlds joins among those films as a one of the most darkest, if not even the darkest, of his films to date. Actually this is the closest that Spielberg has ever come to horror genre and when you think of it, this is pure horror film at it's core. There were moments when i was absolutely terrified and on the edge of my seat while watching it's horrifying beauty. From the point when Spielberg let his bloodthirsty aliens free, the film never let it's viewer off the hook and keeps us riveted till the credits roll. He has abitlity to create menace without showing too much for the viewers. There are many more terrifying moments in this film than we are used to see in other of todays horror films and Spielberg handles them with his assured hand. War of the Worlds is technically and visually undisputed work of art. Janusz Kaminski's camerawork is simply outstanding and together with Spielberg he creates fantastic set-pieces that are outstanding to watch. For example there is this great moment when we see the main characters driving in a car and the camera swoops around them with a one long take creating a wonderful suspense into that moment. John Williams, who is also one of the most important work partners with Spielberg, delivers one of his most effective and darkest scores to date. Spielberg himself instead show many other directors how to do this kind of film. He is one of those rare directors who can make us in the audience care about his characters even when the whole world is getting blown away by tripods. When it comes to acting, Tom Cruise delivers believable and complex performance as a flawed father here. Dakota Fanning and Justin Chatwin are very good as his children in jeopardy. Together they all three form a family which is authentic and one that audience will most certainly root and care for. There is also Tim Robbins in a disturbing role as a man who has lost his himself in the middle of all the desperation and destruction. If you love sci-fi or horror or just enjoy great entertainment overall, then here is a perfect film for you. It might not be nothing new or original but it is pure, if a bit hollow, entertainment made with skill.
- emilkakko, Wednesday, January 9, 2013
This was a good movie. But I disagree with a lot of things about it. First of all. Why do we follow a bumlike man who's not on good terms with his children....and why does everything look so grey and just dead? It's the war of the worlds. As it is displayed for me...I just feel that....go a head and destroy us all...it's a hell hole anyway...It's us against them...try showing our good side....then we can turn on eachother when times are though. Another thing I disagree with is that the aliens make there first apperance way too early....come on....build the drama....did Planet of the Apes teach you nothing? Now...we see them at the start of the movie....And about half through...it's not interesting anymore...Cause the first halft was good...the second....I couldn't care less...And as far as Spielberg goes....I just wanna say that he did some really good things in this movie....but he did some bad stuff to.....so...it's not really a bad movie...but the whole overall feeling is just bitter..and I wouldn't really recomend it recomend it. And Tom's son should have died...that was the best part of the movie....but no...we can't have that in a Spielberg film
- TheGame90, Sunday, February 12, 2012
It(TM)s rewarding to see director Steven Spielberg return to the alien studies for which we know him best. His earlier films CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND and E.T.: THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL were classic (and much less intense), but seeing him revisit such a marvelous concept is phenomenal. The running up satisfier about this adrenaline-heavy thriller is that it is not merely an adaptation of H.G. Wells(TM)s classic novel; it is a 21st century twist, narrated reverently by Morgan Freeman. It was also one of three versions of the story in 2005 (!), all remakes of the 1953 film THE WAR OF THE WORLDS. Full Review: http://wp.me/p1Urcx-zz
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No one ever said playing the game of thrones was easy. Certainly no one in HBO's hit fantasy drama, aka The Show Where All the Nice People Die. From backstabbing politicians to would-be kings to countless rebel counter-factions, it's hard to know whom to trust, so it's no wonder that nearly every character in the HBO's new Game of Thrones toy figure series — including the wolves and dragons — seem to be giving you the side-eye.


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(Los Angeles, CA) -- Los Angeles police have a man in custody after responding to a report of an armed suspect in the L.A. "Times" building. The LAPD said someone in the building received a text advising people to leave due to a person on the third floor who had threatened to begin shooting. One woman reported that a co-worker had shown her a bag of bullets and said he was depressed. No shots were reported fired. The man is not an employee of the newspaper, but works for a business that rents space in the building.


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And Now, A Bio-Pic On Punjab's Legendary Poet Shiv Kumar Batalvi, To Be Shot In Pakistan
Are you 30-ish , Punjabi and with a penchant for passionate poetry? A hunt is on for the ideal individual to play the legendary Punjabi poet Shiv Kumar Batalvi in a bio-pic to be directed by Mudazzar Aziz.
He died at age 36 of a broken heart. The legendary Punjabi poet Shiv Kumar Batalvi wrote immortal love poems but couldn't get the woman he loved.
And now Batalvi's love and poems will be a part of a feature film to be directed by Mudassar Aziz.Once known as Sushmita Sen's boyfriend Mudassar is today struggling to establish a foothold among the fraternity of filmmakers in Mumbai.
The producer Sunil Bohra says he will be travelling to Pakistan to get the correct face for the part. He will also be shooting the film in Pakistan. However there is a problem with the travel across the border. Bohra is phobic about air travel. He will therefore be traveling to and fro between the Indian border and Pakistan by train and bus with his unit.
Bohra says he chose Mudassar because the young director has felt the pangs of love and what it feels to lose it.
Says Bohra, "I wanted someone with a wounded heart. Batalvi spent his entire lifetime writng the most exquisite love poems. He wrote about love because he couldn't get the woman he loved. His lines are sung, hummed, chanted and used in everyday language. There's a Batalvi Diwas celebrated among NRIs Punjabis in the UK and the US."
Bohra has spent the last three years of his life researching Batalvi's poetry. "To me the man is the poetry. The hero of my film will be the poetry. I've gone through all of it. We've sifted through his entire body of work. Believe me, to go through Batalvi's poetry is to be born again as a humanbeing. His lines are life-changing.I am using his poetry for the lyrics. And the composition and voices would be by musicians from India and Pakistan."
Interestingly Bohra wants to shoot the film in Pakistan. "Yes, a part of the film will be shot in Pakistan. Batalvi was born in Sialkot district which is now in Pakistan.We are in the process of getting the relevant permission."
In the meanwhile Mudassar Aziz is going ahead full-throttle with his pre-production.
Says Aziz, "This is a film that a far experienced filmmaker should have made.It is the most incredible story. It has romance, passion, pathos and above all, poetry.And all in larger-than-life shades. I will have to travel all over Punjab and to Pakistan. If I am making a film on Batalvi I want it to be a work that would do him proud."
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Quite a while has past since there's been any Android-related news for Galaxy on Fire fans. The developers of the series that showed many gamers just how beautiful space could be and let them explore it on their mobile devices surprised a few folks when they said that the next entry would deviate from their action-oriented roots and transition into a strategy-focused MMO. Excuse me, make that a free-to-play strategy-focused MMO.
Welcome to the latest entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our regular news rounds. Consider this a quick update for the dedicated gamers who can't wait for our bi-weekly roundups, and don't want to wade through a whole day's worth of news just to get their pixelated fix. Today we've got an ambitious MMO in beta, an endless runner that will give you the Tremors, a card-based tower defense game, an old-school space shooter, and an unconventional puzzler.
Welcome to the latest entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our regular news rounds. Consider this a quick update for the dedicated gamers who can't wait for our bi-weekly roundups, and don't want to wade through a whole day's worth of news just to get their pixelated fix. Today we've got an interesting online turn-based RPG, another pixelated adventure from Nostalgic, and a game that brings both the wub-wub and the unse-unse.
To say that Koreans get into video games more than most of us would be an understatement. Sure, we may stay up til midnight to play a sweet new game, but these guys build friggin' stadiums to play them in. Starcraft isn't the only game that's taken off in Korea, though. Ragnarok Online has been a huge MMORPG in the country that spread worldwide and is now landing on Android.
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Fans of Spacetime Studios - the firm behind Pocket Legends and Star Legends - make ready your thumbs, because the company has released a limited beta version of its newest game, Arcane Legends. For the time being, the game is only available to users in Australia and Canada, but is expected to be released to the masses sometime around the week of November 19th.
It appears that Linux Tycoon, "the world's premier 'Linux Distribution Building Simulation Game'," will be gaining online play soon, and (more importantly) is officially headed for Android (and iOS).
In a blog post earlier today, Lunduke announced both of these exciting developments, and explained just how the game's new online capabilities will work: the mind behind "the nerdiest MMO ever conceived" will be releasing Linux Tycoon Server, allowing players to run their own "world" for online play separate from the official server, and also allowing for customization of the play experience including gameplay settings and Package lists.
Recently, I picked up Little Empire, and while it does have a few technical issues, I can't seem to put it down. In fact, I normally get bored of new games pretty quickly, but I've probably logged a solid 5 hours of gameplay within the last 2 days. Being a ruthless king is hard work, you know.
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Camel Games describes this game as the "World's first LBS (Location Based Services) mobile MMO." While I can't be entirely sure this is actually a world first, it definitely is worth mention.
Pocket Legends developer Spacetime Studios has lifted the VCAST-exclusive barrier on its latest game, Star Legends: The Blackstar Chronicles, and dropped the full version in the Android Market as an open beta for all to enjoy.
Star Legends is a Sci-Fi MMO that takes place in the depths of space, where you're immersed in a world of space ships, asteroid fields, and all other sorts of galactic habitats. You can choose from three different types of characters, all endowed with their own specific abilities: Commando, the rough-and-tough warrior type; Operative, a fast gun-slinging destroyer-of-all; or Engineer, a support-based character, ready to buff and heal the team.


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Hello everybody! I just wanted to let you all know, if you don't already, that I've been seeing lots of really good looking hoyas around lately in grocery and big box stores. The varieties I've seen recently are: lacunosa, rubra, hindu rope, and carnosa tricolor. One lacunosa even had a cute little flower on it in the grocery store! They were all EA brand, in small hanging baskets. I assume all chains of those stores will have similar selections, but I guess that's not always the case. The stores I've been to lately that had them were HD and Hannaford. |
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Fanny, I was at my local Lowe's a few days ago and found a big pot (8") of 'Krimson Princess' (aka rubra) for $12. I got rid of my old one a couple years ago after it had almost completely reverted back to green, so I was happy to get a new one in such good condition. I do despise that EA soil, though, and did my best to get rid of the lower half of the soil and replace it with my own. It's hard to repot those big plants that consist of a bazillion cuttings, but the roots looked in excellent shape. It's nice when you can find them before the store employees destroy them with their "care"! Denise in Omaha |
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I agree, it must be Spring nursery shipments or something like that. Several wks ago I saw 3 pots of H curtisii at a local HD. Maybe 6-8" hanging pots full. But they were SOAKING wet & I was already carrying several other things, so I couldn't do it. I've been meaning to get back there, haven't yet. The small curtissi I've had for yrs. finally pooped out a winter or 2 ago. Have been wanting a new one & $12 seemed OK. I'd been thinking I'd divide up the new pot of it into several smaller ones, I love the shape of curtisii leaves; several pots would be nice. Since I too detest the EA mix & always lose plants I leave in it, when I buy EA Hoyas, I know I'll have to do something. |
Very pretty Denise!! You definately got one That shows the variegated leaves well. Now everyone has got to stop!!!! Enough of this "spring delivery" stuff. Since I am going to SRQ in May I am trying really hard not to buy any Hoyas till then. And it is getting harder everyday not to run into Lowes right down the street!!! I don't know how many more pictures I can take. First it was Brad, Renee, Fannie, now Denise. Lol |
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Lol. Sorry Teisa - but they're so cheap! I'm sure you could just go and get one.... :) Sorry. I guess I'm an enabler. ;) Renee |
- Posted by greedyghost 5 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 21, 13 at 14:54
@ Teisa Haha. Stay strong! I know exactly how you feel. You can enjoy immediate gratification or hang in there patiently for a few more exotic species. I was on SRQ the other day and couldn't believe how many new plants she'd introduced. I can't even figure out her sources for many of them. It will all be worth it when you're there, because so many of those Hoyas look sooooo much more amazing in the flesh. You'll find yourself wanting to snatch up plants that had never excited you before and you'll need the reserve funds. At least that's what happened to me... I'm pretty sure I had the glazed crazy eyes of an addict. Although Joni was way too nice to make fun of me... @ Everyone else I wouldn't say no to a big pot of brevialata. xD |
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Three speeches that defined the 'Lion of the Senate'
Sen. Edward Kennedy had his share of verbal gaffes – some of them costly – but he will also be remembered as an impassioned orator.
Melanie Stetson Freeman/ The Christian Science Monitor
Along with a legislative record of historic scope, Sen. Edward Kennedy (D) of Massachusetts will be remembered for a legacy of words that glowed, at least in public.
He wasn't called the Lion of the Senate merely out of respect for his seniority or gravitas. Senator Kennedy roared his words. His classic speeches settled into a rhythm that flung perfectly balanced phrases at the far end of a union hall or Senate chamber.
But in private – or for the occasional all-important television interview – the other Kennedy showed up. That Kennedy could slip into a tangle of partial sentences, ums, and ahs, leaving listeners confused.
His rhetoric has, at the best times, won him admirers on both sides of the aisle as a straight and forceful speaker. At the worst, it cost him dearly in his bid for the presidency. But it was one of the quirks that defined him as a Kennedy to those that knew him best.
"Even his very best friends have noted for years that his method of speaking is a kind of shorthand in which, like other members of the Kennedy clan, they seem to understand each other very well but nobody else does," says Edward Klein, who wrote the 2009 biography, "Ted Kennedy: The Dream that Never Died."
Union lobbyist and friend of 40 years Bobby Juliano describes Kennedy as "a magnificent orator, but sometimes when chatting he can become a little bit wandering."
To Mr. Juliano, it was a sign "of a very fertile mind." But to some outsiders, the half-sentences and pauses fueled whispers that Kennedy was not as impressive as the bright people he hired to work for him.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Millennial Media (MM - Get Report) plunged in after-hours trading Monday after the company reported second-quarter earnings and issued third-quarter guidance that came up short of analysts' expectations.
The company's net loss widened year-over-year to $15.1 million, or 14 cents, from $3.1 million, or 4 cents a share. Adjusted net loss per share was 6 cents compared to net income of 2 cents in the same period one year earlier. Revenue increased 18.1% year-over-year to $67.3 million from $57 million.
The consensus estimate called for a loss of 12 cents a share on revenue of $73.2 million.
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Burn Stewart Distillers has unveiled the new Black Bottle Scotch Whisky heralding a return to the original Scotch, which the Graham brothers created in Aberdeen at the turn of the 19th Century.
Burn Stewart Master Distiller, Ian MacMillan, was charged with creating a product which would be more in keeping with its original north east recipe. The result is a slightly smoky taste that maintains the distinctiveness of Black Bottle.
Burn Stewart will launch Black Bottle in new packaging, re-introducing the black flask-shaped bottle which was the original inspiration behind the name of the brand. This iconic bottle was used by the Graham brothers up until the outbreak of the First World War when supplies from the German manufacturer ceased and they were forced to revert to a standard green glass bottle which has remained until the present day.
Black Bottle will be available to buy in the United States beginning in October 2014 in selected on and off trade outlets.
Recommended Retail Price $24.99, 40% ABV
The Glenlivet announces the first release of The Winchester Collection: The Glenlivet's first series of 50 year old single malt Scotch whiskies. "Vintage 1964" is the first release from this collection.
This October, the first bottle of Vintage 1964 – Bottle No. 1 – from The Glenlivet Winchester Collection will go on sale at Harrods in the United Kingdom. 100 bottles of this Speyside single malt, priced at $25,000 each, will go on sale around the world in limited distribution. An undisclosed number of further releases from The Winchester Collection will then follow, with "Vintage 1966" confirmed to be next in line.
Under the care and guidance of current Master Distiller, Alan Winchester – from whom the collection takes its name – that Vintage 1964 has been deemed ready to be enjoyed.
The Glenlivet Winchester Collection is available for private purchase. The next release from the collection will beVintage 1966, the launch date of which has yet to be announced.
Customers can join The Guardians of The Glenlivet program to find out more information. Visit www.theglenlivet.com/guardians.
New Limited Releases From Tomatin Distillery
The Tomatin Distillery Co Ltd has announced some new limited editionreleases with an emphasis on Sherry.
The Tomatin Cuatro Series presents four limited edition expressions of Tomatin Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky.
All distilled on the same day, the whisky was matured for nine years in traditional American Oak casks and was then transferred to four different types of Sherry butts for a period of over three years. As a result each of the four expressions have developed their own unique characteristics. The range includes: Fino, Manzanilla, Oloroso and Pedro Ximenez.
With its Spanish sherry inspiration, the name "Cuatro" is fitting as the Spanish word for "four".
There are 1500 bottles of each expression available and each is expected to retail at £49.99.
Staying with the Sherry theme, the company has also added to its
Cù Bòcan brand range with another limited edition: the Sherry edition. With the standard edition comprising Sherry, Virgin Oak and Bourbon casks, this is the first of three limited editions highlighting the flavours derived from each cask type.
Fully matured in first fill Sherry butts. There are only 6000 bottles available and it is expected to retail at £49.99 in specialist retailers.
Jura introduces Brooklyn Single Malt
In 2013, Jura brought together 12 Brooklyn artisans to co-collaborate on Kings County's first single malt Scotch whisky.
Jura Brooklyn has been aged up to 16 years in American White Oak Bourbon, Amoroso Sherry and Pinot Noir casks. Jura Brooklyn retails for a suggested price of $79.99.
Jura's Master Distiller, Mr. Willie Tait, traveled across the Atlantic to the streets of Williamsburg, Park Slope, Bushwick and every neighborhood in between, with one objective: to craft a world-class single malt Scotch, chosen by and for the people of Brooklyn.
Tait met with his hand-picked team (Bedford Cheese Shop, Brooklyn Winery, The Richardson, Post Office, Fine & Raw, New York City Food Truck Association, BAM, Brooklyn Brewery, Noorman's Kil, Vimbly, Buttermilk Channel and Brooklyn Magazine) in New York's famed borough, armed with six different cask samples each reflecting the distinctive flavors of Brooklyn's heritage (such as BBQ, Egg Cream and Artisanal Chocolate). During a series of blending sessions held in Brooklyn, the collaborators tasted different whisky marriages paired with fried chicken, artisanal cheese and fine chocolates, finally arriving at a whisky by Brooklyn, for Brooklyn.
About Jura:
The Isle of Jura is nestled off the West Coast of Scotland. It's only 60 miles as the crow flies from Glasgow, but takes a wee while to get there. It's just one road, one pub, one distillery and one community. Jura whisky is a part of the Whyte & Mackay single malt portfolio.
Highland Park Announces Dark Origins
Highland Park Single Malt Scotch announces the launch of a new core expression inspired by its founder, Magnus Eunson.
Establishing a secret bunker in the hills of High Park in Orkney, Magnus 'Mansie' Eunson became a famed dark distiller back in the late 1700s, creating whisky for the people of Orkney.
Dark Origins, a non-chill filtered single malt with an ABV of 46.8%, will start to appear on shelves in July and roll out internationally throughout autumn 2014. It uses twice as many first fill sherry casks than in the classic Highland Park 12 year old resulting in a naturally darker, richer flavor.
Highland Park is one of the few distilleries not using distiller's caramel and so Dark Origins takes its natural color from the interaction between spirit and cask.
Dark Origins will be available from specialist independent whisky retailers, at the Highland Park distillery and www.highlandpark.co.uk at an SRP of $79.99.
About Highland Park:
Established in 1798 on Orkney, Highland Park is one of the most remote Scotch whisky distilleries in the world. For over 200 years, the distillery has been creating 12, 15, 18, 21, 25, 30 and 40 year old single malts.
On my visit to Edinburgh last week I noticed that there are a lot of wonderfully weird ingredients on cocktail menus, so I thought I'd put them together here.
To read more about the bars, check out yesterday's post on the Best Cocktail Bars in Edinburgh.
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Anchor Distilling Co. & The Glenglassaugh Distillery introduce five new single malt scotch whiskies to the U.S.
First opened in 1875, Glenglassaugh Distillery stands at the east end of Sandend bay overlooking the North Sea in Scotland's Speyside region. Originally built by local entrepreneur and businessman James Moir, Glenglassaugh returns to its glory under the current guardianship of whisky veteran Billy Walker and the BenRiach Whisky Company, which purchased the distillery in 2013. Through U.S. importer, Anchor Distilling Company in San Francisco, Americans will get their first taste of Glenglassaugh expressions with the introduction of five single malt whiskies: Revival, Evolution, Torfa, 30 Year Old, and 40 Year Old.
Glenglassaugh boasts a history of whisky production that, like many of its kind, includes dark days when the distillery was mothballed due to the vagaries of the whisky market (which came to an end when production restarted in 2008). In his quest to bring back some of Scotland's iconic distilleries, Walker returns Glenglassaugh to its glory days, producing complex whiskies full of character that reflect the brininess of the barrels garnered from the location's sea air. The Glenglassaugh selection also reflects older as well as new expressions that don't carry an age statement.
The Glenglassaugh 'Revival' is the first Single Malt Scotch Whisky from the re-born Glenglassaugh distillery. The Revival is matured in combination of red wine casks and ex-bourbon barrels, finished in first-fill Oloroso sherry butts for a period of six months. Non-chill filtered and of natural color, a Highland Single Malt. Strength: 46%ABV. Suggested Retail Price: $64.99.
Evolution is an exclusive series from single variety oak cask styles. This expression was matured in first fill ex-George Dickel Tennessee Whisky barrels. Bottled at natural color and non-chill filtered. Strength: 50% ABV. Suggested Retail Price: $79.99.
Glenglassaugh Torfa is a unique expression with its peaty, phenolic nature, and is quite different from the usual style of whisky produced in the Highlands. Torfa, referring to the Old Norse word for peat, is a brooding, edgy character, whose personality is to be found at the darker end of the spectrum. Non-chill filtered and natural color. Strength: 50% ABV. Suggested Retail Price: $74.99.
Glenglassaugh 30 Year Old Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky is the first expression released by the new owners, and was fully matured in refill Oloroso sherry butts. Non-chill filtered and natural color. Strength: 44.8%, ABV. Suggested Retail Price: $499.99.
Glenglassaugh 40 Years Old, specially selected by Master Distiller Billy Walker, is an outstanding representation of this rare and enduring Highland single malt. Maturation includes a mix of ex-bourbon barrels, European oak hogsheads, Pedro Ximinez sherry puncheons and Oloroso sherry butts. Non-chill filtered and natural color. Bottled at 42.5%. Suggested Retail Price: $3,000.
For more information on Glenglassaugh or distribution, visit AnchorDistilling.com


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It will be here soon, too. With all the people you have sucking off the government and other taxpayers while screaming for 'security' and a fair share, it will not be long before you have government enforced Eugenics against those who are gifted with Oppositional Defiant Disorder rather than those who were formerly labeled as retarded because their development was retarded due to genetics or environmental poisons. Not only do they want security and a fair share, they want you to admit publicly that you think they are right in living the way they live. F&^k the Constitution, I want my check even if you have to rob someone else to provide it. Communist/Progressive/Socialist/Liberal is just one big dog turd that stinks no matter by which end you hold it. Having executed more than 220 million of their own citizens -and no I am not including casualties of war or collateral damage in that number - I can only surmise that those who find themselves on the Left spectrum listed at the beginning of this paragraph have no more respect for humans with whom they disagree than a butcher does with a cow in the slaughter house. Interesting thing is we are not cattle and we can argue the point rather strenuously when it comes down to it. I see no way that it will avoid coming to that point because those who want to rule INTEND TO RULE NO MATTER WHAT. There is only one way, really, to deal with such insects. One positive take away is that those who vote for such things have to live their entire lives being ground under the boots of those for whom they voted.


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Reviews for: Holland Farm CSA
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Best CSA in the area
By: eden gallant (Dec 17, 2011)
For your money, you can't find a better CSA in the area, or a more educated farmer than Marcy O'Connell. She comes from a farming family and has the education and more importantly, she LOVES what she is doing. Her CSA is is more than just picking up vegetables....its about her communication with her customers and she goes out of her way to make sure she grows the best produce for her customers. Her farm stand is always clean, and fully stocked at all times, her hours are flexible and she also has self serve for eggs daily. It's a family oriented CSA where customers kids can see and pet the goats and gather eggs and help pick beans, peas, etc....
She grows all her own vegetables and does not "buy in" as other CSA's do. Holland Farm is a great CSA and once you stop by, you will see for yourself. You will want to join. And you will be very happy you did. If you want to buy local and know where your food is coming from (pesticide free), Holland Farm CSA is the best in the area. Well worth the money.
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Kudos to Holland Farms
By: amy fenton (Sep 6, 2009)
We joined this year (our first CSA), and we've loved it. My husband and I purchased a full share with my father and stepmother, and it has worked out beautifully--lots of hands to do the pickups if you tend to have busy schedules. The variety of veggies is wonderful! It was one of the primary reasons for our choosing Holland Farm, and we weren't disappointed. We've even had watermelon (which didn't last a day in my house...). The variety, coupled with the wonderful herbs that they grow, has motivated us to eat better, and forced us to learn to cook with more creativity--exactly what we needed, as a family that grew up on processed foods. It's also great to be able to Pick-Your-Own of some things, like wax beans and tomatoes. I'm making homemade tomato sauce for the first time today because of it! We've also bought eggs and corn while we were there. Both were delicious. (I hope this isn't too hard a sell, because it's completely sincere). We will be buying in again next year, and this time, I'll have more recipes prepared!
I recommend CSA's to all my friends and family now, and I would highly recommend Holland Farms to anyone.
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good communication; excellent food and service; great value
By: Rebecca Allen (Jul 6, 2008)
We bought a half share at the farm (two adults and a toddler seemed not enough to eat a whole share) and were happy to get e-mail telling us when the pick-ups would be. At least this early in the season, there's not a lot of difference between a full and a half share. The greens have been wonderful (and plentiful); we've also bought eggs and some elk. Great experience! Hard to believe this is their first season.
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Great Start!!
By: Judy (Jun 28, 2008)
My first visit to the farm was an off-pick up day and I found Marcy out in the field, her hands covered in dirt, a big grin on her face as I approached. I had missed the email about pick ups for members and had missed the first two! Marcy let me play catch up and as I filled my tote with fresh peas,radishes, lettuce, kale, spring onions, and summer squash, and then got fragrant bunches of basil and parsley, I could just tell everything there had been grown with love. The flowers offered out front were outstandingly bright and lovely. This farm is off to a great start carrying on a farming tradition that began in that spot in Colonial times. Well done!
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Gestational trophoblastic disease
Gestational trophoblastic disease
Gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) is a group of conditions in which tumors grow inside a woman's uterus (womb). The abnormal cells start in the tissue that would normally become the placenta, the organ that develops during pregnancy to feed the fetus.
A baby may or may not develop during these types of pregnancies.
There are several types of GTD.
- Choriocarcinoma (a type of cancer)
- Hydatiform mole (also called a molar pregnancy)
Goldstein DP, Berkowitz RS. Gestational trophoblastic disease. In: Abeloff MD, Armitage JO, Niederhuber JE, Kastan MB, McKenna WG, eds. Abeloff'sClinical Oncology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2008:chap 94.
McGee J, Covens A. Gestational trophoblastic disease: hydatidiform mole, nonmetastatic and metastatic gestational trophoblastic tumor: diagnosis and management. In: Lentz GM, Lobo RA, Gershenson DM, Katz VL. Comprehensive Gynecology. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 35.
Braunstein GD. Endocrine changes in pregnancy. In: Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, Kronenberg HM, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 12th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 21.
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Arikkadukka Stuffed Mussel Fry Malabar Snack Recipe
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his video explain how to make Kaiveeshal. Kaiveesahal is one of the easiest and tastiest snacks from Malabar. You can serve it in Ramadan time also. We can prepare it with minimal ingredients.
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Honolulu, HI Pet Friendly Hotels
With gorgeous year-round weather, relaxed, sandy beaches and the outdoor playground that is Hawaii, Honolulu is a great place to relax with Fido. Pet-friendly hotels in Honolulu provide comfortable space for all the members of your family, including your pets. With roomy suites and a family-friendly vibe, the Grand Waikikian Hotel by Hilton Grand Vacations Club, one pet-friendly hotel option, fits the bill as a place for everyone. ... Read more »
Top 5 Pet-Friendly Honolulu Activities
Make sure your puppy gets plenty of rest in your Hawaii pet-friendly hotel, because these activities are sure to wear him out:
- Take your pooch to McInerny Dog Park, an off-leash park with scenic waterfalls and grounds
- Spend the day playing in the surf at one of the many dog-friendly beaches, including Kaalawai Beach and Waimanalo Beach
- Hike the Makapu'u Point Lighthouse Trail with your furry friend and enjoy the beautiful ocean views
- Follow the Maunawili Falls Trail with its jungle hike, waterfall and pet-friendly swimming hole
- Give your pet a resort-style playcation at the Love Them and Leave Them Pet Sitting Service while you sightsee pet-free
Outdoor cafes are ubiquitous in Hawaii; many offer water for your pet, a nice plus for holidaymakers in need of pet-friendly places in Honolulu.
Honolulu Pet-Friendly Cafes/Restaurants
- Mix Café
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- BluWater Grill
- The Fat Greek
- Nico's at Pier 38
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Please see this event opportunity from a community partner
The Resource Innovation Group (TRIG), in partnership with the The Sanctuary Institute, is offering two Transformational Resilience (TR) workshops this November in Portland, OR. The TR program helps private, public, and non-profit leaders recognize and enhance their natural capacities to cope with traumas and chronic stresses of many types, including those enhanced by climate change, and use those adversities as catalysts to make values-based choices to learn, grow, and enhance well being. More information can be found here: http://www.theresourceinnovationgroup.org/tr-workshops
The workshops are co-sponsored by: Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare, City of Portland Department of Planning and Sustainability, City of Portland Bureau of Emergency Management, Clackamas County Health, Housing, and Human Services, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon, Multnomah County Department of Mental Health and Addiction, Mulnomah County Office of Emergency Management, Multnomah County Department of Aging and Disabilities Services, Multnomah County Office of Sustainability, & The Resource Innovation Group.
November 13-14: Leaders Self-Care Workshop
This workshop is designed to help leaders learn how to care for themselves as they care for others in the midst of stress and adversity. The resilient GROWTH© model will be used to teach participants simple neuroscience-based presencing skills to calm and center themselves by countering their body's natural psychobiological reaction to adversity. Participants will then learn simple purposing skills to make values-based choices to guide their actions in the midst of ongoing stress and trauma.
Location: Plaza Conference Room, World Trade Center, 121 SW Salmon, Portland, OR
Cost: $185 per person (a limited number of scholarships are available)
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To cope and thrive in the midst of stress and trauma, including the direct and indirect adversities generated by climate change, organizations and communities need to become psychological and emotional Safe Havens for employees and stakeholders. Yet, many organizations react to adversity by unconsciously adopting self-protective mechanisms that further stress and traumatize people. The Safe Haven TR workshop will help senior and mid-level executives from public, private, and non-profit organizations understand the differences between a "trauma-organized" and "resilience-enhancing" organization and assess the degree to which their organization is trauma-organized. Using the Sanctuary Model as a guide, the principles and practices of resilience-enhancing organizations will then be explained. Participants will then learn how to develop and implement systems-based change strategies and develop a customized strategy to transition their organization to a resilience-enhancing Safe-Haven.
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Cost: $95 per person (a limited number of scholarships are available)
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An archive of meeting minutes and documents of all Planning and Sustainability Commission meetings are available at http://efiles.portlandoregon.gov/webdrawer.dll/webdrawer/search/rec?sm_class=uri_7223&count&rows=50.
Innovation in Sustainability nominations open through September 30, Go Green begins October 15.
Innovation in Sustainability Nominations - open now through Sept 30!
Is your organization using groundbreaking ideas, technology, business models or products to advance the definition of sustainable business? Portland Business Journal (PBJ) wants to highlight your work through the Innovation in Sustainability Awards. Nominees can be a business, local government, advocacy group or individual.
This year PBJ has opened up the awards, removing specific categories so that it's easier to share your story through the nomination process. Award winners will honored at an evening ceremony on November 20, and will be featured in the Portland Business Journal.
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What do these global metropolises have in common? This week C40 and Siemens honored these cities for leadership in tackling climate change.
Portland is among 10 worldwide honorees to receive the 2014 City Climate Leadership Awards due to the Portland Plan Healthy Connected City strategy. The Awards honor cities all over the world for excellence in urban sustainability and leadership in the fight against climate change.
Siemens and the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group — or C40 — announced the winners Monday evening at a ceremony in New York City.
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"Portland stands proudly alongside the global megacities that make up the C40," Mayor Charlie Hales said. "We're delighted to have the honor and recognition that the Portland's Healthy Connected City approach has proven to be a powerful carbon-reduction strategy."
Eduardo Paes, mayor of Rio de Janeiro and chairman of the C40 group, praised the honorees. "I commend the winning cities for their leadership and commitment, and am confident that their knowledge and experience will help drive other cities to implement on-the-ground solutions faster and more efficiently. Through cooperation and collaboration, cities continue to deliver the results that are having a global impact."
Hales praised Susan Anderson, director of the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, and Michael Armstrong, senior sustainability manager, along with outside partners ranging from Metro to Multnomah County to the state government. He said the private sector plays a huge role in the honor as well.
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The Portland Plan also calls for offering new housing opportunities so even more residents can live in complete neighborhoods. And then connecting these neighborhoods with low-carbon transportation options.
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BPS Director Susan Anderson has worked in the built environment industry for 30 years. This week, Oregon's Daily Journal of Commerce presented Susan with a 2014 Women of Vision award for her leadership. The Women of Vision Conference recognized 45 women in Oregon and Southwest Washington who are leaders in architecture, engineering and construction as well as in fields related to the building industry.
Portland's first lady, Nancy Hales congratulated Susan, "Susan is responsible for many of this city's great plans, including the first city climate action plan in the US. But what's more impressive are her results. Susan's efforts have helped the city reduce carbon emissions by ten percent!"
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This site is hosted by me (Greg, GRATS, Groog, Garg, Grog, grets, or greggrats, I get called all of them, frequently.) on my servers, that I built. I host many tiny sections (mostly private) for people to learn, test web and database code they create. I am a big fan of learning pretty much everything I can get my hands on.
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When do children typically start CCD class? When is it "required" to make sure they are on track for 1st Communion etc.
Our parish has a great schedule for CCD classes, including classes on Sundays (which is great for us working moms). They also have a Kindergarten class but only on Monday afternoon (though still doable).
DS Zayden will start Kindergarten next year at his school (private but not Catholic). His birthday is not until November though so he will be young. His school allows him to start K as long as his bday is before December while most other schools here have a Sept cut off. Soooo, he will be younger than other kids in the CCD class if I let him start next year.
I am kind of torn, while I think it would be great for him to start some formal Catholic training, I am not sure how he will do. I obviously won't have to make a decision for a bit so we can wait and evaluate him as it gets closer. I don't want to NOT start him though if by 1st grade he will be behind in the curriculum.
Is CCD for K more optional or do many kids start at that age.
First off -- it is good to see you back!
I believe that Kindergarten level is *typically* optional but you may wish to contact your religious education director and ask what the requirements are for children to receive the Sacraments. Some parishes now are requiring two years of "religious instruction" prior to receiving Confirmation for example. The First Communion class at our parish typically has kids brand new to the CCD program. Also, some may accept religious education that you provide at home if you wanted to do Kindergarten level on your own. Again it just varies.
If you are looking for religious ed curriculum for preschool / K level -- there are several wonderful ones available that you can do at home. I can't remember if I have shared those for you already but let me know if you need any recommendations that you can do now.
Thanks Missy! Its good to be back. Between the holidays and now 70 hr weeks at work, things have been kinda nuts!
I went back and looked at their web site, it looks like do require two years of preparation for Communion but they are doing it in 1st and 2nd grade so K would probably be optional. For awhile, he was doing "Sunday School" which was daycare for 4-6 year olds during mass that included religious instruction but lately he has decided he wants to stay with me for mass. While that is okay (assuming he behaves and he has been pretty good) he isn't getting much instruction given at his age level.
Missy, if you have some preschool/K resources I WOULD LOVE THEM! If you shared them before I apologize, but really could use them.
With Zayden and his November bday, we are going to have ongoing...not issues but irregularities? His school has encouraged us to move him to K next year as he is more than ready, but how to factor that in to being younger than his grade peers in all other activities I don't know. At church, like I mentioned, they have "daycare" for 4-6 yos and then at 6 they leave mass for the children's liturgy. It looks like they start 1st communion prep in 1st grade but even then he will only be 5! We have the same challenges for scouts and summer camp when they are grade based instead of age.
I think for now I will work with him at home and then speak with the educational director as we get closer to next year to see what would be appropriate for him.
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But the trio's energy and tenacity in the second period helped pull the Ducks out of the first-period funk as they turned the game's tempo in their favor for good, helping slow down the high-octane Capitals in an eventual 2-1 overtime victory.
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"They turned the tide for us, there's no doubt about it," Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf said. "They went out and worked. That's the energy we need from young players all the time.
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Bonino won 5 of 6 faceoffs, had a blocked shot and landed two hits in nearly 13 minutes of ice time. McMillan played 14 minutes, 15 seconds and Sexton logged nearly 14 minutes. All three had an even rating.
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Before the game, Carlyle said the line is developing with each game but will be tested further as they get deeper into the schedule.
"I think they've shown they've got more confidence," he said. "The real test comes on the road. Because then the matchup doesn't always fall your way. They have to play against higher lines than they normally would in our situation at home where we work hard to get our matchups."
Hot road streak
All of a sudden, the Ducks have won three of their last four road games and have recorded 11 of a possible 16 points in their contests away from home dating to their Nov. 9 overtime victory at San Jose.
With that 4-1-3 stretch in that road span, the Ducks are now a more-respectable 6-7-3 away from Honda Center after losing their first four road games. It is an encouraging sign for a team that started a run of seven consecutive away games.
Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller said it's a group effort, like they displayed against Washington, that's been the difference.
"If you want to win a road game, especially against such a skilled team like Washington, you have to work together," Hiller said. "It's not working if somebody does it by himself. Everybody has to bring his best to the table.