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Great views in this well-equipped mini-penthouse. Central, overlooks the rolling hills of Tibidabo. Bordering the Old Town and Sant Antoni, 5-10 mins to 3 metro stations. Modern, yet comfortable. Everything has its place. Elevator, Wifi.
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Lovely interior designed studio in the heart of Barcelona. Great little terrace with sunset.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Located on the border of the old town, right in the centre of Barcelona. This area is one of the best kept secrets - with many hidden places to discover in a very multi-cultural community. It is only two blocks to the new part of town called Eixample - but far enough from it's traffic and cars! The apartment is near big supermarkets, fruit/veg markets, public transport and the tourist attractions.
The area is safe and only 12 minute walk to the Ramblas and the Boqueria Market, 15 minute walk to Gayxample, 25 minute walk to the beaches. There are loads of restaurants, bars, cafes and vegetarian options within minutes. All of the convenience without the fight with the other tourists!
TRANSPORT: 5 mins to Metro Parallel/Funicular to Montjuic, 8 mins to Metro Sant Antoni, 12 mins to Metro Liceu, 12 mins to the Aerobus (stop Urgell), 5 mins to Bus 64 to beach, 15 mins by taxi to airport (27-32€)
PARKING: parking is available at around 10€ per day, pre-booked with ParClick
THE BUILDING AND AREA: The west-facing apartment is a little building on top of the roof (atico). It is very private, and overlooks the rolling hills of Tibidabo, and you can even see the Sagrada Familia in the far distance. The apartment is newly refurbished in a building built in 1803, and has a new elevator. The area has been re-urbanised and the streets have been made pedestrian, but good planning has retained a lot of local eccentricities and character. It has a village feel, right in the middle of the city.
LIVING AREA: wi-fi, air conditioning, central heating, Comfy sofa, HDTV / MP3 speakers / USB chargers / DVD movie library of Spanish, English and adult films, Sky satellite TV (limited channels), local TV, extendible table for four. (note: new smaller HDTV installed, not the TV in the photos. The apartment has been refreshed since the photos, and there is new artwork reflecting Barcelona street life!)
KITCHEN AREA: oven, hob, extractor fan, fridge, freezer, microwave, citrus juicer, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, cooking and crockery. Nespresso machine, filter coffee machine and Italian cafetiere for caffeine addicts.
We have an honour bar (tasty treats, drinks, extra Nespresso capsules, and emergency essentials available at a reasonable price).
Everyone gets a free welcome breakfast pack: (water, juice, milk, coffee, tea, yoghurt).
SMALL TERRACE: triple patio doors. table for two, washing machine, tumble drier, clothes air drier, remote control blackout/privacy window blind, accordion security gates.
SLEEPING AREA: orthopaedic double bed (135cm x 190cm), storage above and below, mood lighting, bed linen, two foam and four feather pillows, feather and polyester duvets/comforters.
BATHROOM: thermostatic shower, constant hot water, electric hair drier, hot water bottle, 2 sets of towels, (plus 2 beach and 2 gym towels), hypoallergenic - shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, hand wash.
ENTRY AREA: Triple lock security door, entry phone from street, fire extinguisher, smoke detector, emergency flashlight, full length mirror and full length hanging space. steam iron, ironing board. shoe/luggage storage under bed zone. mini desk area with local area information, maps and games.
OCCUPANCY: The apartment is for 2 people sleeping in the bed (the sofa is not a sofabed and is not suggested for sleeping).
RECAP: Think of it as a nice boutique hotel room with a kitchen and outside space!
The flat is quiet with new sound insulation and double pane windows! Minimal traffic as this is a pedestrian area. It can be noisier on weekends, but it is quite muffled. The entire city is loud and late. Viva España!
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There is one flight of stairs that are a bit steeper and narrower than normal. Saying that, we have never had anyone have a problem with them.
There may be a late check-in charge of 30€ for flights arriving after 10pm (22h), please discuss your flights before booking. Super early guaranteed check-in and super late check-out may be available.
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Note about Pricing: our default price is for our last minute availability and low season, all other prices are seasonally adjusted per the calendar.
The Panoramic Atico is self-contained and has all of the comforts you would want. It is completely private. There is an lift, and one flight of stairs to the apartment.
We provide a thorough and personal check-in. We are then available if you have any questions or problems. We allow guests their privacy, the apartment is self-contained.
We love the neighbourhood for its location, and the fact that it is fairly free of the zillions of tourists. The area is multi-cultural - alternative - creative and yet traditional in it's roots. It is a very tolerant and liberal neighbourhood - always buzzing with activity. The area is safe, as it has more of a village feel due to the fact that many of the neighbours were born where they live.
We also love that the guide books and online guides still say that the area is dodgy - this is a nice filter to keep away the tourists that invade the rest of the centre of Barcelona.
You can walk to most places, but there are three metro stations (Parallel, Sant Antoni, Liceu) and the Monjuic Funicular within minutes. The Aerobus stop is a 12 minute walk. The Ramblas is 10 minutes away.
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- The apartment is strictly non-smoking inside, except for the terrace or balcony. - No house parties or social gatherings are permitted in the apartment. Local noise control laws must be abided by.
- The occupancy of the apartment is for two people, and is not suitable for toddlers or children under 14. We do allow babies under one year, but please confirm with us before.
- Fair usage of the wi-fi signal – no illegal downloads.
We strongly recommend that you take out travel and insurance to provide personal liability protection. For a small price, insurance will cover any unexpected events during your trip. The policy should include medical, baggage, curtailment and cancellation cover. We find WorldNomads are very good.
The provider of the accommodation, or their insurers, will not liable for any loss, damage or injury suffered by the client(s) in any way connected with the property. The safety and welfare of children is the sole responsibility of their parent or guardian.
We will try our best to help make your stay enjoyable. We kindly ask that you read all of the documentation that we provide, as it should answer most of your questions. If anything is not clear, please ask!
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It was a great place to stay in Barcelona, very close to everything and a top appartement with lots of extras that are superperfect for a vacation! Highly recommended!
Rod welcomed us on our arrival and gave us the pertinent information about the apartment, neighbourhood and local services.
The apartment was small, but everything one would need was there. It was such a smartly designed apartment that I took photos of the many great ideas incase I am in a position of planning a pied-à-terre at some point.
The neighbourhood felt very safe and was interesting. We enjoyed the view from our height, looking over the rooftops seeing the construction cranes and spire of the Sagrada Familia and the hills to the north beyond Tibidabo. A great place to stay!
Det er en dejlig lejlighed , som ligger centralt og i gåafstand til museer, kirker, restauranter og underholdning. Rod er den perfekte vært og lejlighedens indretning bærer præg af Rods sans for hygge og for, hvad der er brug for. Ved ankomsten fik vi en inspireret og grundig introduktion til både lejligheden og hele bydelen. Vi er ikke i tvivl om, at vi igen vil bo i Rods skønne lejlighed, næste gang vi besøger Barcelona.
The apartment is super cozy and cleverly designed and equipped, so it's got everything you could wish for. It is conveniently located and you can explore the city on foot from there. Rod and Stan are reliable and very friendly hosts, who made sure we had everything we needed; communication with them was always quick and easy. The neighborhood being lively and multicultural makes staying there a much more "local" experience, which--in our opinion--is a great way to get to know a city. There are several grocery stores close by, but also bars and restaurants, so you lack for nothing. All in all, this is a great "base camp" from where to explore beautiful Barcelona!
We stayed at Rod and Estanis's flat in January for 4 nights- it was amazing! Rod gave us a really friendly welcome and told us all we needed to know about what to see, where to eat and how to get around. He was very helpful and informative and always willing to help with anything we had questions about during our stay. The flat itself is great too. It was closely located to several metro stations and in a safe area where we felt completely at home. It is full of modern features and had everything we needed throughout our stay so would definitely recommend it and would very happily stay there again. You can get a lovely view of Tibidabo on a clear day from the balcony, and you can just about see the towers of La Sagrada Familia as well! We would definitely recommend the Mexican restaurant that Rod told us about, Rosa Raval, which is only about 5 minutes walk from the flat. Also just down the road there is a great bar called El Pachuco which does great nachos, quesadillas, tacos and the best frozen daiquiris as well! Make sure to see La Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila, Casa Batllo, Barcelona Zoo, Placa d'Espanya, Montejuic, and the National Museum of Contemporary Art where you can see the fountains and get a great view of the city. Camp Nou is also a great place to go even if you're not that fanatical about football!
We had a lovely stay here for 5 nights. We were warmly welcomed by a friend of Rod and Stan and given some ideas for places to visit. The flat was very nice and clean, and as everyone else says, everything has been thought of from providing basics in the fridge, honour system for other goodies to little notes around the place on how best to live here. We would love to come back to stay here if we come back to Barcelona.
This was probably my best AirBnB experience to date and I didn't even meet Rod and Stan! However, they arranged everything for a smooth check in and check out, even going the extra mile and providing us with detailed directions to and from the airport. The apartment itself was very clean, well organised, and chic. It had everything you could possibly want or need. The location was decent, within walking distance to the city center (or metro if you're lazy!). We felt completely comfortable and at ease and would highly recommend staying here!
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- 2-day train and coach trip to Belfast and coastal Northern Ireland from Dublin
- Journey by coach past the Glens of Antrim on Antrim Coast Road
- View the basalt wonders at the renowned Giant's Causeway
- Stop in Ballycastle and at Dunluce Castle for great photos
- Dare to cross the Carrick-a-rede rope bridge!
- Round-trip transport and 4-star accommodation with breakfast included
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October 2014
Beautiful tour along the coast! Our guide was very knowledgeable and personable and made the bus ride a great sightseeing experience. Giant's Causeway itself was beautiful beyond words. The Carrick-a-rede rope bridge was also a great site to walk around and explore the landscape. My only complaint about the whole tour is the lack of time to do things around Belfast. I had a great dinner at Crown Liquor Saloon, but I wish the tour had gotten in town early enough to take a Black Taxi tour or see the Titanic museum!
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October 2014
This tour was unbelievable. As promised, Brendan, our rail tour guide was there with his yellow jacket on to identify himself as our guide at the train station.
He gave us our itinerary and tickets and guided us to a car on the train. On the ride over, he sat with each of us in our group and gave us the rundown of what to expect in Belfast, as well as the Causeway tour.
The only thing I will add is that you will definitely need some British Pounds in order to transact any business while in Northern Ireland. That information was a little incorrect. So, ask the hotel desk about the nearest ATM to draw out some pounds.
The next morning, they corralled us all onto the coach. We had very nice seats reserved for the "railtour" people, and the bus accommodated our overnight bags--underneath.
Our tour guide for the day was Patrick, and I have to say that he was truly a one-man tourism guide of Northern Ireland. He even explained the "troubles" that occurred in Ireland years ago. It was an informative history lesson that I wasn't expecting, but gladly soaked it up.
Patrick was very kind and knowledgeable of all the surrounding scenery, villages, and historical markers.
This trip was especially wonderful for me as I got to ride in the front, beside the driver. As I was traveling alone, I enjoyed being up front and seeing the countryside change as we barreled along.
The Giant's Causeway was breathtaking. I can't even put into words how tremendous the site was to behold. The hike to the Carrick-a-Rede bridge and the crossing was also a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that I'm glad I didn't miss.
We stopped in Bushmills and had lunch at the distillery after the bridge hike. You can purchase a nice bottle to bring home there.
I'd definitely do this tour again--hopefully with Patrick as my guide!
Make sure you bring good hiking/ climbing shoes and a good windbreaker/ rain coat. The weather can be quite fickle and it's blustery on the cliffs and causeway.

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The Middlesex Genealogical Society holds five program meetings a year in conjunction with the Darien Library. Speakers make presentations on various topics of interest to all genealogists. Periodically, informal member discussion groups are scheduled for an hour before the presentations.
Meetings are in the Community Room on the first floor of the Darien Library, 1441 Post Road (at Hecker Avenue), Darien, Connecticut. Phone: 203-655-1234.
Meetings are held on Saturdays. Presentations start at 2:00 pm. Informal member discussion groups, when scheduled, start at 1:00 pm. Meetings are free and open to the public.
Vice President-Programs Len Christie welcomes ideas for future meetings.
March 14, 2015, 1:00 pm. Come Talk About Your Work. This is an informal one hour discussion session/round table where all are invited to participate. Think of the most important question or issue that you have about your genealogy. It may be a brick wall that you are facing with one of your ancestors, a question of wanting to know where to find a particular resource, or a success that you are dying to share with the rest of us. The goal is to share your experiences and to help your fellow genealogists and hopefully gain new insights.
March 14, 2015, 2:00 pm. "Putting Flesh on the Bones of Your Ancestor." Presented by Toni McKeen. "As soon as you tell someone that you are doing genealogy, the response is usually either 'How far back do you go' or 'How many people do you have on your tree?'" said Ms McKeen. While both are interesting numbers, it is equally important to tell the life story of one individual with stories, documents, charts, and photos." Toni Mckeen, who has over 2,000 hours of teaching experience, will take attendees through the process of recording another person's life with easy, step-by-step directions, with the end result being a book that will be treasured by future generations.
May 16, 2015, 2:00 pm. "Civil War Research." Presented by Laura Congleton. Laura has been doing family history research for more than twenty-five years. She is a member of Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, the DAR, and several genealogical societies. She has access to a number of excellent repositories, and is currently compiling a book about Civil War veterans from Owego, Tioga County, New York. She specializes in Civil War research and preparation of lineage society papers.
October 3, 2015, 2:00 pm. "Historical Newspapers." Presented by Janeen Bjork.
November 14, 2015, 2:00 pm. To be determined.
November 15, 2014. "Discover Your Polish, Ukrainian, and Eastern European Ancestors." Presented by Prof. Jonathan Shea and Matthew Bielawa. Handout. Also, see summary on page 4 of the MGS Newsletter for December 2014.
October 4, 2014. "Googling for Genealogy." Presented by Phil Hayes. Handout. Slides.
August 19, 2014. A Tour of the Godfrey Memorial Library.
May 17, 2014. "Case Study: Searching for Persons of Color." Presented by Virginia Banerjee. See summary on page 3 of the MGS Newsletter for September 2014.
March 15, 2014. "Finding Elusive Females." Presented by Toni McKeen. See summary on page 4 of the MGS Newsletter for May 2014.
January 25, 2014. "Fire Up Your Research...The Digital Genealogist Is Here." Presented by Philip Hayes. See summary on page 4 of the MGS Newsletter for March 2014.
November 16, 2013. "Difficult Case Studies." Presented by Tony Lauriano.
May 18, 2013. "Blogging Your Genealogy." Presented by Philip Hayes. Handout.
March 16, 2013. "Cruising Long Island Sound—Tracing Its Early Families with a Regional View." Presented by Fred Hart. Handouts: Some Resources for Long Island Sound Region Families; Political Affiliations of Towns in the Long Island Sound Region.
January 26, 2013. "Military Records Research." Presented by Tony Lauriano. See summary on page 4 of the MGS Newsletter for March 2013.
November 10, 2012. "Probate Records." Presented by Virginia Banerjee. See summary on page 3 of the MGS Newsletter for December 2012.
October 6, 2012. "Review of the 1940 Census, and Using the Steve Morse Website to Research Difficult Cases." Presented by Toni McKeen.
May 12, 2012. "Family History for the Whole Family." Presented by Virginia Banerjee. Handout 1. Handout 2.
March 17, 2012. "Exploring the 1940 Census." Presented by Christopher Zarr, Education Specialist at the National Archives facility on Varick Street in New York City.
January 21, 2012. "Letting the City Directories Work for You." Presented by Toni McKeen.
November 19, 2011. "Sources for Irish Records." Presented by Donna Moughty, a former president of the Middlesex Genealogical Society.
October 1, 2011. "Effectively Using Ancestry.com in Researching Your Family." Presented by Toni McKeen.
May 14, 2011. "Genetic Genealogy." Presented by Nora Galvin.
March 19, 2011. "Beyond Names and Dates: Uncovering Your Ancestors' Stories." Presented by Leslie Albrecht Huber. See summary on page 6 of the MGS Newsletter for May 2011.
January 29, 2011. "A Walk Through the New FamilySearch.org " - new and improved with images and new technology. Presented by MGS President Lloyd Sturgis.
November 20, 2010. "Research That Makes My Eyes Cross." Presented by Toni McKeen. See summary on page 4 of the MGS Newsletter for December 2010.
October 2, 2010. "How to Test Your DNA and Why." Presented by Peter Biggins. See summary on page 3 of the MGS Newsletter for October 2010. Slides. Handout.
May 15, 2010. The Story of DARIEN Connecticut. Presented by Kenneth M. Reiss. About the book
March 20, 2010. "Maximizing the Use of the Census." Presented by Virginia Banerjee. See Joan Rinaldi's summary on page 3 of the MGS Newsletter for May 2010. Handouts
January 23, 2010. "Uncle Sam Wants You! - 20th Century Military Research." Presented by Larry Fermi. Outline
November 21, 2009. "Navigating Ship Manifests: Researching Immigration Records Like a Pro." Presented By Toni McKeen. See Joan Rinaldi's summary on pages 4 and 5 of the MGS Newsletter for December 2009.
October 3, 2009. "Getting the Most Out of HeritageQuest and Ancestry." Presented by Toni McKeen.
May 16, 2009. "Crossing The Pond: Finding Your Immigrant Origins." Presented by Larry Fermi. Outline
March 21, 2009. "Effective Use of the Internet for Genealogy." Presented by Kathy Lenerz, Ph.D., Genealogical Lecturer. Slides
February 21, 2009. "Getting Started in Genealogy." Presented by Virginia Banerjee and Pete Kenyon, both members of MGS. Banerjee article


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EuropePope calls for peace in Easter speech Newly elected pontiff presides over mass at St Peter's Square marking holiest day in Christian calendar. 31 Mar 2013 17:57 GMT | Europe, US & Canada, Argentina, Lebanon, United States Pope Francis has offered his prayers for a "political solution" in Syria and for "reconciliation" on the Korean peninsula, in his first Easter message in front of tens of thousands of people gathered at St Peter's Square in the Vatican. In a special "Urbi et Orbi" blessing for Rome and the world on Sunday, Francis prayed for "dear Syria, for its people torn by conflict and for the many refugees who await help and comfort. "How much blood has been shed! And how much suffering must there still be before a political solution to the crisis will be found?" he said. Speaking in front of some 250,000 people from around, he also appealed to Israelis and Palestinians to end a conflict that lasted "too long". Francis delivered his message from the same balcony, where he made his first public appearance after his election on March 13. On the Korean peninsula, Fracis prayed that the two Koreas overcome disagreements and "a renewed spirit of reconciliation grow," a day after the North declared it was in a "state of war" with the South. Unlike previous popes, who usually delivered their Easter Sunday speeches in different languages, Francis only spoke in Italian. Before delivering his message, he presided over his first Easter mass, marking the holiest day in the Christian calendar. Al Jazeera's Hoda Abdel Hamid, reporting from the Vatican, said the "very joyous mood" during the mass reflected the excitement the Catholics feel towards their new leader. Our correspondent also said that the new pope is also making public outreach to the Muslim world. "He has only been pope for 17 days," Abdel Hamid said. "But there are already indications that he wants to rekindle relations with the Muslim world, that has gone a bit sour" during the reign of Benedict XVI. 'Desire for simplicity' Sunday's ceremony ends days of intensive Holy Week observance at the Vatican by the first non-European pope in nearly 1,300 years. At an Easter Vigil in St Peter's Basilica on Saturday, Francis reached out to non-believers and lapsed Catholics, urging them to "step forward" towards God. Francis also marked Good Friday with a traditional torch-lit ceremony around the Colosseum in Rome, presiding over the re-enactment of Jesus Christ's last hours and praying for Christians in the Middle East and for "our Muslim brothers". Brazilian, Chinese, Italian, Lebanese and Nigerian faithful took turns carrying a wooden cross around the Colosseum, where it is commonly believed that Christians were martyred. Prayers read out at the ceremony were written by a group of Lebanese young people. The Vatican has voiced concern over the fate of Christian minorities in many parts of the Middle East and the rise of radical Islam, as well as calling for an end to conflict in the region. Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi said the pope had shortened some of the lengthy Easter ceremonies as part of his "desire for simplicity". The pope, the former archbishop of Buenos Aires, was known in Argentina for his humble lifestyle, his outreach in poor neighbourhoods and his strong social advocacy during his homeland's devastating economic crisis. He began the most sacred season in the Christian calendar on Holy Thursday by washing the feet of 12 young prisoners, including women for the first time. One of the women is a Muslim Serb. Popes performing the ceremony, which commemorates the gesture of humility believed to have been carried out by Jesus for his 12 disciples at their last meal, have usually washed the feet of priests. Latin America's first pontiff has set a markedly different tone from his predecessor, with a more open and informal style that is unusual in the Vatican halls of power. Francis has already broken with several traditions, although he is yet to begin tackling the many problems assailing the Roman Catholic Church, including reform of the scandal-ridden Vatican bureaucracy and bank.Source: Al Jazeera And Agencies
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Frederick Brant Rentschler (November 8, 1887 – April 25, 1956) was an American aircraft engine designer, aviation engineer, and industrialist. A talented inventor of aviation equipment, Rentschler founded Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. which created and manufactured many revolutionary aircraft engines, including those used in the aircraft of Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart and James Doolittle. His is also the co-founder of United Aircraft and Transport Corporation, the predecessor of United Technologies Corporation.
Early life
Rentschler was born on November 8, 1887 in Hamilton, Ohio to German-Americans George A. Rentschler and Phoebe Schwab, whose family owned the Republic Motor Car Co. that built Republic cars from 1910 until 1916. They were also principals in Hooven-Owens-Rentschler. His brother Gordon S. Rentschler would become Chairman of National City Bank. He graduated from Princeton University in 1909 and worked in his family's businesses as a molder and machinist. When the U.S. entered World War I in 1917, he joined the United States Army. As a First Lieutenant and later Captain, he was assigned to inspect Hispano-Suiza aircraft engines manufactured under French license at the Wright-Martin plant in New Brunswick, New Jersey The armistice of November 11, 1918, ended the contract and caused the reorganization of Wright-Martin.
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Rentschler left the Army convinced that future aircraft would require lighter-weight engines with much greater power and higher reliability. His proposed design of an air-cooled engine flew in the face of conventional wisdom, which held that heavier liquid-cooled engines would power the future of aviation. Rentschler became president of the Wright Aeronautical Corporation and pressed for research into his idea. Unable to convince his board of directors, largely composed of investment bankers with little aviation knowledge, he resigned in 1924, and supported by old friend and Wright chief engineer George J. Mead, he developed a proposal for a high-powered air-cooled aircraft engine for the U.S. Navy. Admiral William A. Moffett promised to approve the purchase of such an engine.
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Rentschler approached the Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool Company of Hartford, Connecticut with his idea. On July 23, 1925, they agreed to fund its development, creating the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company in which Rentschler and Mead had a controlling position. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft's first engine, completed on Christmas Eve 1925, was named the Wasp by Faye Belden Rentschler, whom Frederick had married July 25, 1921. The 425 horsepower (317 kW) Wasp easily passed its official qualification test in March 1926 and the Navy ordered 200 engines. The speed, climb performance, and reliability that the engine offered revolutionized American aviation.[4] Over the next twenty years, from the original Wasp design the Pratt & Whitney Wasp series developed, approaching ten times the power of the 1925 engine. In 1929, Rentschler ended his association with Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool Company, but was allowed to keep the name Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Company. Rentschler, Vought and Boeing formed the United Aircraft and Transport Corporation. United Aircraft completed the first coast-to-coast passenger network in March of that year. In 1934, UATC was broken up, and its manufacturing interests east of the Mississippi River became United Aircraft Corporation, headquartered in Hartford with Rentschler as president. Rentschler turned to developing jet engines after World War II. Pratt & Whitney produced the J57 jet engine in 1953. The engine was used to power the first B-52 Stratofortress in 1954. Rentschler remained as president of United Aircraft until his death on April 25, 1956 in Boca Raton, Florida.[5][6] He is buried at Fairview Cemetery in Hartford.
In 1951, Rentschler was made an Officer of the Légion d'honneur "for his contribution to the progress of aeronautical science". In 1958, the United States Air Force presented him with the Civilian Service Award for Exceptional Service as a pioneer in the development, research and manufacture of aircraft engines.
Pratt & Whitney's former company airfield, located in East Hartford, Connecticut, was named Rentschler Field in his honor. The airfield was decommissioned in 1995, and the land it was on was donated to the state of Connecticut in 1999. A stadium, also called Rentschler Field, was built on the site and opened in 2003 as the home field for the University of Connecticut football team.
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by Dana Angelo White in Healthy Recipes, May 4, 2012I'm always looking for something to liven up brunch menus. Try these buttery bite-sized treats at your next get-together.
Nutrition Facts
An average size plain croissant has 310 calories with more than 50% coming from fat. Pile in sugary and high-calorie fillings and it will quickly sabotage your breakfast or brunch. Smart downsizing is the way to have the best of both worlds.
The Method
Puff pastry dough may seem intimidating but it couldn't be easier to use. Start with a good quality brand (we like Dufour). Roll it out, slice into skinny triangles, add fillings, roll and bake.
The Fillings
The measurements of fillings are minimal – which is nice because the calories stay that way too. Use thinly sliced pieces of fruit and ¼ teaspoon of wet ingredients like jam or honey. For hard ingredients like chocolate or cheese use a 1/8-ounce piece for each croissant.
Flavor-Packed Ideas
Choose any combination of flavors. Here are a few suggestions:
• Apricot jam, fresh strawberries and sliced almonds (recipe below)
• Dark chocolate-almond candy bar
• Pear and honey
• Dijon mustard, ham & Swiss cheese
• Fig spread and Manchego cheese
• Lemon curd and chopped pistachios
• White chocolate and orange zest
Strawberry-Apricot Mini Croissants
Makes 32 pieces
All-purpose flour for dusting
1 sheet puff pastry (14-ounces)
8 teaspoons apricot jam
8 large strawberries, thinly sliced
2 tablespoons sliced almonds
1 egg, beaten
Sparkling sugar (optional)
Equipment: pizza cutter, rolling pin, baking sheet, parchment paper
Preheat oven to 400-degrees F. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside. Place puff pastry on a floured board and cut in half. Roll out the half sheet into a rectangle that is approximately 15 x 9 inches. Using a pizza cutter, divide that piece in half lengthwise. Then, working from left to right, cut diagonal lines up and down to slice the dough into 4 triangles. Slice each triangle in half, leaving you with 8 pieces of dough. Repeat with remaining pieces of dough to finally end up with 32 pieces.
To assemble croissants, fill each piece of dough. Place apricot jam on the wider end of the triangle, top with a strawberry slice and 2 pieces of sliced almond. Gently roll up the dough towards the tip of the triangle and transfer to the baking sheet. Brush with egg wash and sprinkle with sparkling sugar, if using. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes until puffed and golden. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Nutrition Info Per Piece
Calories: 59
Total Fat: 4 grams
Saturated Fat: 3 grams
Total Carbohydrate: 5 grams
Sugars: 1 gram
Protein: 1 gram
Sodium: 43 milligrams
Cholesterol: 11 milligrams
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Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC, is a registered dietitian, certified athletic trainer and owner of Dana White Nutrition, Inc., which specializes in culinary and sports nutrition. See Dana's full bio »
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We've come to expect incredible movies from collaborations between Robert De Niro and director Martin Scorsese: Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, The King of Comedy, GoodFellas A even New York, New York had its moments. Expectations for Casino run so high that there's probably no way this Seventies saga of lust, greed, and betrayal under the scorching Vegas sun could have lived up to them. But damn if it doesn't come close.
At first Nicky's muscle complements Ace's brains perfectly, and the two old chums share a ride on an express elevator to the top of the Vegas heap. But with their dizzying ascent comes ego inflation, a problem further exacerbated by the shenanigans of Ace's unhappy hooker housewife Ginger (Sharon Stone), who sleeps with both men despite loving neither and succeeds in turning them against each other.
"Paradise," assesses Nicky of the trio's early days in Vegas. "We managed to fuck it up."
Scorsese rules his domain better than his star-crossed protagonists do theirs. He deftly transforms Nicholas Pileggi's Greek tragedy (the movie is based on Pileggi's book about real-life gambler-turned-casino-honcho Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal) into a cinematic morality play of the highest order. Scorsese's direction has never been surer; he seamlessly melds a variety of styles, colors, camera techniques, and music into one brilliant whole.
Casino falls short of the standard set by Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, but not by much. Those films are classics; this one is merely excellent. (Expect to hear a lot of comments along the lines of "GoodFellas goes to Vegas.") At nearly three hours in length, the movie is long but never boring.
This being a Scorsese film, you expect and receive bravura acting from De Niro and Pesci. What you don't expect is that Sharon Stone will give the best performance of her career, and that it will be on a par with the big boys. But she does, and it is. How you gonna beat Scorsese when long shots like that come through for him? You can't. His instincts are rivaled only by Ace Rothstein's.
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Life in the Fast Lane. At Millie Holloman Photography, the pace feels a lot like an exhilarating scooter ride: we zip, zag, zoom, and speed off in new directions faster than you can say "Green light!" Want to come along for the ride? Our blog will keep you up-to-date on our most recent photo shoots, our favorite finds, and our craziest shenanigans. Hold on tight. It's gonna be a fast ride!
MHP has been through a few changes over the last year. We said goodbye to a two of our wedding photography teams. Rebecca and her husband, Joel, are expecting their third child this Spring and they have pursued some of their dreams in other career paths. Lindsey has relocated to Charlotte where she is marrying this March and she is focusing on her design work. Renee plans to travel more this year to be with family and is no longer shooting weddings. We are incredibly happy for all that is taking place in their lives right now and wish them the best. Although we remain friends, we will miss seeing them around MHP on a regular basis.
With everything switching up a bit, this made room for a new associate at MHP and we knew just the guy for the job. Meet Matt! Matt grew up around the Holloman family. We attended the same church, hung out on a regular basis, and still to this day remain friends. Matt has pursued his career in photography for the past 13 years while traveling, getting married, and having a little girl. We are happy to have a local MHP associate join our team as Matt resides in Wilmington with his family. We've known for a long time that Matt would eventually join MHP, we were just waiting for the right time. We are excited to announce that time is now!
Please join us in welcoming Matt to the MHP family! Matt is available portrait and wedding bookings right away. Be sure to take a peek at his portfolio by clicking here, read more about him below and even get a glimpse of his adorable family.
A Caffeinated Creative with West Coast Style. Raised down South by a strong single mama, his love of cold rainy days, writing, and hot cups of coffee, took this Wilmington native to Seattle for a spell. He owes a lot to java—his photography career (13 years and counting!) was launched at a coffeehouse where he worked as a barista. Back in Wilmington, after travelling the world, he still roasts his own beans and makes a mean cup o' Joe. No one-trick pony, Matt also cooks. Carne asada with salsa verde, anyone? Sometimes works as an actor, but his favorite role is playing Prince Charming for an audience of one—his princess-obsessed daughter, Eden, whose daily attire often consists of full-length ball gowns and tiaras. On weekends, he and wife, Jen, lead a home-based church. (Matt went to ministry school, and pastored at a large church where he met Jen. Technically, he could marry you and photograph the wedding too!) Appreciates all things authentic; abhors the over-produced. Always on the lookout for new tunes that make him feel as good as the classics – Avett Brothers to Ella Fitzgerald. Packs light when traveling – his faith in his heart and some Rainbows on his feet.
Kc and Dana are getting married early next year and Brent and I could not be more thrilled to be sharing in their day! Not only are they amazing people in general, but they are crazy talented, beautiful and dear friends. Brent and I met Kc when we photographed her twin sister, Martine's wedding. We are so honored to continue to share in capturing this family's special moments and can't wait to celebrate!
Kc and Dana, you two are wonderful! We had so much fun talking, laughing and being transparent with you. Your wedding is going to be awesome and we can't wait!
Love these so much!!!
I first met the Lee family when Rawls, their first child was just a little guy. Now they are a family of four so it was a blast to finally get to meet Teague and work with these guys again. We started out the session letting them play with their grandfather's old trucks that he had when he was a kid. Then we played "tickle tackle" and headed out for a boat ride. We could not have asked for a better ending to this session. Loving the joy and energy in these shots! Love this family!
Jackie and Mike recently celebrated their big day on Topsail Island, NC. Though rain showers changed plans for the wedding, it didn't stop Jackie, Mike and all their guests from sharing some incredibly special moments.
Jackie and Mike, your day was full moments meant just for you. The support system you two have for one another and from all those around you is tangible. We consider ourselves privileged to be with you on this day. Much love to you both!
And to those who helped make Jackie and Mike's day wonderful, we thank you!
Design Coordinator: Hannah Gibbons with Design Perfection
Floral and Wedding Design: Design Perfection
Caterer: Middle of the Island
Entertainment: Active DJ Entertainment
Wedding Cake: Creative Cake Design
Transportation: Wilmington Trolley and Platinum Limousine
Hair & Make Up: Harbor Club Day Spa
Wedding Officiant: Michael Chandler
Interpreter: Susan Lanier
Photo Booth: TruthBooth
Rentals: Party Suppliers
These pictures are absolutely beautiful. They captured many wonderful moments that family and friends will never forget.
Beautiful Ceremony/Great Pictures of your special day!
All of these pictures are perfect! It's hard to pick a favorite. Thank you all for being such a big part of our day and helping us remember it for a lifetime!
You guys did an awesome job capturing every moment of the day. Great pictures!
This year's Shoots & Ladders holiday set is dressed to the nines! We are creating another set made almost entirely out of paper and it's even going to have a little gold sparkle. Bundle up and head down to our studio, we hope you will even consider dressing a little more formal for Tinseltown. Just think… if you and your family were going to a holiday party, what would you wear?
This session is for families and kids of all ages. Attention parents: we are making your life even easier because just like previous years, this session fee also includes 25 Christmas Cards, which we will have in your hands, ready to address by December 9th. Don't have kids? That's okay! You can play, too! Just read below for details.
This set is only three days of shooting and it's sure to fill VERY quickly (Christmas is always our busiest time for Shoots & Ladders and we sell out every year). So… book below right away!
$150 session fee includes a family photo and individual images of your children during a 20 minute mini session (up to 3 kids – $25 per additional child) + 25 5×7 Christmas Cards (complete with envelopes) – sign up by clicking here!
dates: November 17th, 18th, & 22nd. Choose the time and date for your session when purchasing your ticket. UPDATE – Saturday sold out so we have added a handful of sessions on Sunday. You can sign up for Sunday by clicking here.
location: 15 S 2nd Street. Wilmington, NC (must have an appointment, no walk ins)
dress: This year we are asking everyone to consider making their wardrobe a bit more formal. Our set will have lots of gold and white so a little shimmer in your outfit will help be sure you pop! Still not sure of what to wear. We've created a Pinterest board just for this set with loads of ideas, just click here to see what we have in mind!
We'll present the images (4-6 proofs) to you online on Monday, November 24th. To get your cards back by December 9th we'll need you to order these right away!
It's easy to sign up! Head over to our eventbrite page by clicking here, select your date and time, then pay to finalize your registration!
Join our facebook page for updates by clicking here!
Our Tinseltown set will take place in our downtown Wilmington, NC studio. Your session must be paid when booking. Payments are non-refundable. Choose your time carefully, once it's chosen it's reserved just for you. Be punctual. Showing up late gives you less time in our set, or could make you forfeit your shoot. Prints sold separately. No pets allowed.


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We visit often, always good service - good food and great cocktails and very friendly staff. Love the patio area during the summer months.
We visit often, always good service - good food and great cocktails and very friendly staff. Love the patio area during the summer months.
We visit often, always good service - good food and great cocktails and very friendly staff. Love the patio area during the summer months.
It's always great food and drink at this restaurant. I love the atmosphere and the people. Way to go.
Bahama Breeze is probably my favorite restaurant in Memphis. It has a varied menu dishes spiced with the tastes of the islands. The ambiance is great with outdoor seating, live island music and the drinks are delicious. The appetizers are huge and the menu prices are affordable. Great place for a romantic dinner with an island flair.
Stopped in late on our way home from a concert in Little Rock-Trans Siberian Orchestra. AWESOME! Ok so we were a bit tired and got seated in the bar just outside the main kitchen door. I asked the hostess for another table. Her attitude and quick response was very nice and accommodating. No negative reaction what so ever. We were... More
The claim chowder was perfect! The dessert was rich. The downside is 2 things.... 1) very pricey 2) not really a lot of options there's rum this new rum that
This is our first stop when we arrive in Memphis. Bahama Breeze is a caribbean food and scenic restaurant. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are huge. Our favorite wait staff is Jason who is actually the super duper bartender. We always ask to be seated in the bar area so Jason can serve us. He is so... More
Wonderfully authentic atmosphere of the Caribbean with food and service to match. The live steel drum music adds to the island experience. If there is a wait to be seated it will be much worth it!
Service was good - food was good too. Only downside was a dessert that came out with nuts on it and it didn't say so on the menu. Dealt with well though. Atmosphere was really nice too.
Service was great, sorry I don't remember her name. She was on time with drinks didn't have to wait once. Food however was average if not a little bit below average. For price and quality Cheddars is much better. Had the firecracker shrimp for app, it was ok------nothing special. Fish tacos were below average. Fish portions were small and had... More
Close to our hotel for our last night's dinner. Worth waiting for a table on the porch outside. The live music was fantastic and really made you feel like you were in the islands. The sunset added to the ambiance and all that was needed was the beach and the ocean (OK this is Memphis, I know). We had the... More
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I REAALLLLLY enjoyed your irony-free music! It's like if the Carpenters had a baby with a Unicorn & a rainbow in the Sunshine! But with a mezzo soprano with an icy, shimmering voice. The arrangements are sick! << Total Mind & Ear Cleanse >> I'd love to see you guys in a really cool video. Your music is so different.
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Thanks so much Egon. :)
Glad you like Alice Springs.
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Thanks so much Egon. :)
Glad you like Alice Springs.
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Sunday, January 01, 2012
Let's face it --- 2011 royally sucked.....
Don't get me wrong, there were some special moments during the year that did server to put a smile on my face, but as far as personally achievements, they were few and far between, and in many ways, there were more steps backwards than forwards.
My wife and I both graduated in 2011, but have not been able to locate work in our field--or any other field, so we've been doing PC repair and such out of our home. My little girl started middle school (which generated a few more grey hairs), and of course, due to the lack of money from jobs/economy, stress has been high...no wonder I've managed to gain back so much weight.
We had a pleasant New Years Eve, and ended the year with positive energy and fun, which I am hoping is a good sign for the year to come...any time you can start the new year on a positive note has to be good.
So on to 2012.....
I've spent this morning thinking a lot about what happened during the previous year, and what I would like to see happen in 2012, not just here on Sparkpeople, but also in other areas of life. What can I do, what can I change, and what is a reasonable amount of time to make/see the changes?
I want lose 70 lbs during the coming year. I was able to lose that much previously in just 3 months (back in 2010), but as I fell into depression over circumstances, some of that weight slowly crept back in. Why? Late night snacks (regardless of how healthy they were), and not following through on the exercising (at least as much as I could, and far less Cardio that I should have been doing). I want to feel less self-conscious about how I look when I go out to swim during the summer, and to not feel so claustaphobic when working on my networking (wiring closets are not the largest places to work).
If I truly want change in 2012, I need to create the change.
I will visit Sparkpeople everyday to record my progress
I will not snack after 8 pm at night. Drinks are ok, but not snack foods, etc.
I will exercise using a 60-40 approach. 60% Cardio/40% Strength, and will alter the program as needed to enhance weight loss.
I will find a fulfilling job, and succeed in certifying this year (Networking Certifications).
I will stop worrying about those things I can't change and focus on those I can.
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It's good to see you back. Checking in everyday to Spark, should help. It's the motivation that I need, hope it does the same for you. Best of luck!
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You can do it!!!
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Concerns like jobs/finances/kids schooling changes are enough set off old coping mechanisms that we have used in the past. I have moments when I feel like an observer asking why am I eating and then I realise that the stressful situation has set the behaviours in motion.
So glad you are addressing your health and fitness. It's when we do nothing that we won't get results. Be enthusiastic and persist with your fitness activities and healthy eating and you will see the results.
Best Wishes for a successful year in 2012 for you and your family.
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sounds like you have a good plan mapped out. i wish you the best in the coming year.
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You have a very positive attitude. I just wish the economy/job market was as positive. Unless you want to relocate, you just need to keep trying. Moving is a pain and very overrated.
Just do the best you can. If I could wave a magic wand and find you a job, you'd have been
employed long ago. Keep the faith and keep on SParking. Your efforts will be rewarded in ways you have never dreamed possible. HUGS!
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Monday, March 24, 2014
Reviewing LSU's spring at midway point
By David Ching
BATON ROUGE, La. -- We're past the midway point of
's spring practice with the Tigers' spring game on April 5 less than two weeks away.
Before the Tigers return to the practice field on Tuesday, let's recap some of the developments thus far this spring.
Sophomore Anthony Jennings has experience on his side in the Tigers' quarterback competition.
The QB race is on:
On national signing day, it looked like LSU might have five quarterbacks vying for playing time in the fall. With the announcements that
Stephen Rivers
Rob Bolden
will play receiver, the race was down to three before practice even started.
Anthony Jennings
Brandon Harris
appear to lead
Hayden Rettig
in one of the nation's most-watched spring quarterback battles. With 2013 playing time under his belt -- including a start in the Outback Bowl win over Iowa -- Jennings appears to be the more composed, polished contender on the practice field. But Harris possesses special passing talent. It should continue to be an interesting race throughout the summer and into the season.
The young quarterbacks endured many sloppy moments early in camp, to offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Cam Cameron's displeasure, but Tigers coach Les Miles said both players threw the ball well in Saturday's scrimmage. Perhaps they are starting to turn a corner toward being ready to face SEC competition.
Receivers are a mess:
Between frequent dropped passes and a spate of injuries, it has not been a banner spring for LSU's receivers. Early in the spring, they seemed to struggle to get on the same page with the quarterbacks. And by the end of last week, they only had a couple of healthy scholarship players available.
Redshirt freshmen
Kevin Spears
Avery Peterson
John Diarse
have all dealt with injuries, with those setbacks coming at a particularly inopportune time since the youngsters need to establish themselves before a talented group of signees arrives this summer. At last Thursday's practice periods that were open to the media, the only scholarship wideouts catching passes from the quarterbacks were
Travin Dural
Quantavius Leslie
Miles said last week that he likes what Dural and Diarse have accomplished thus far this spring, and Dural caught a long touchdown pass in Saturday's scrimmage. But the others still have a lot to prove, which might be why Miles predicted that all four receiver signees will have the opportunity to win playing time in the fall.
Defensive line coming together:
Miles seems pleased with the progress that several young defensive linemen have made this spring. In the last week, he has singled out redshirt freshmen
Frank Herron
Maquedius Bain
Greg Gilmore
for getting stronger and improving their games since they arrived at LSU last year.
He also complimented sophomores
Christian LaCouture
Tashawn Bower
after Saturday's scrimmage. LaCouture and Bain both had sacks in the scrimmage, and Bower had two quarterback pressures.
The defensive line competition won't generate a fraction of the national interest that the quarterback battle will, but that group's development might be just as important in gauging LSU's chances to contend in the SEC West this fall. With
Anthony Johnson
Ego Ferguson
both bolting for the NFL, the Tigers desperately needed some players to fill their void -- and Miles makes it sound as if they are developing some good options.
OL battle rages:
It's no surprise that LSU's coaching staff continues to weigh its options on the offensive line -- particularly at the right guard position.
Evan Washington
Fehoko Fanaika
have worked there, as has sophomore
Ethan Pocic
. It's clear that the staff likes what Pocic can do, because he has practiced at guard, center and tackle this spring. Fanaika has been strictly at guard and Washington has worked at both guard and tackle.
With a new offensive line coach, Jeff Grimes, coming on board this spring, it's obvious that he's experimenting with different player combinations to see what he likes best. That experimentation will probably continue beyond the spring game.
Linebacker shuffle:
As with the offensive line, LSU's linebackers are also trying some new combinations this spring.
Kwon Alexander
shifted from strongside linebacker to weakside linebacker,
Lamar Louis
went from middle linebacker to the strong side and
Kendell Beckwith
is now backing up
D.J. Welter
in the middle after playing mostly at defensive end last fall.
LSU's linebackers were somewhat mediocre for portions of 2013, so defensive coordinator John Chavis shook things up a bit this spring. Miles said Saturday that Beckwith's move to the middle appears to be a good one and that Welter has improved his play this spring with the talented sophomore now battling him for playing time.
The linebackers themselves seem excited about the speed and athleticism that their group possesses. It will be interesting to see whether the lineup shuffling affects the Tigers' overall defensive performance.


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