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Our speaker this month is Julie Hultgren, MSW. Julie is a licensed therapist, extensively trained in EMDR and hypnosis. She has developed an individualized process of intentional meditation using guided imagry and/or bilateral stimulation in helping clients identify and craft their own core healing of mind/body/spirit. This process has had tremendous success with people from the ages of 15 to 80, both male and female.
Her topic this month is "Are You Out of Your Mind? …Me a MESSENGER For Jesus?" Find out how after finishing her book, Confessions of a Closet Mystic: How I learned to Connect to Divine Love (and you can too), Julia Turner Hultgren MSW, discovered that there was nothing easy about presenting herself as a messenger for Jesus.
Guests Welcome! Networking opportunities. Bring flyers and business cards.
This event will be held at the IvyWild School • 1604 S. Cascade Ave.
From: 11:30am-1pm on Thursday, Feb. 19, 2015.
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twist.i want what you can offer, more than i want youand maybe that's the sad part,the fact that I have to pull myself together, for you,but see my insides break apart,break apart at seeing you,and knowing,knowing that the warmth the afterglow was too good to be truethat i was never really in, and i never really came closeto what could have been real, had i chased you,had i chased what i had wantedand prayed for but maybe that's all you are.i keep telling myself this, that i love your sweetness in my headand not your sweetness in my eyes, but you showed me up,broke my expectations, exceeded what my mind has conjuredbut it's all useless, anyway denial, i mean,because it is all for nought, and all you did waslook the other way, with your hands still outstretched towards me.but i'm not blaming you. and i'm not blaming me, either.it's not our faults that hearts were madepenetrable, but ceaseless.
-non-senseredlike the vibrant tone of violins in the backgroundorangelike the succulent-sweet notes of the guitaryellowlike the warmth of the tenorgreenlike the liveliness of the flutebluelike the chill-quiet of piano keysindigolike the sombre sound of the rain against the pavementvioletlike a scream-shout for tomorrow
jigsawyou have broken melike the shattered glass windowsand the fragile bonesbut you pieced me backlike thread to tattered clothingor dirt-blood clottingyou're an enigmathat i cannot uncoverand cannot figurebut you take your timein revelation, slowlyslip-sliding overi'm standing lonelywith destruction at my feetand you beside mebut never alonedo i face this crude madness:a world of strangers


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INSANE energy levels in this one. ;D freeform/orchestral; fans of Rose should like this.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
THis is a really good song
4 some reason this song made me feel good, this one is awsome i like it 5/5 from me ;)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Let's go again! Let's go again! XD
I LOVED Rose, so it should come as no surprise that you're getting nearly all 10s on this one. First, I have to say I loved that buildup, with the synth going down in tone, and then you enter the melody... your song explodes. =D make more! Make more! XD
My one problem with this is that it seemed a little too much like Rose... not that that's a bad thing, of course - but it seems you reused some instruments when you could have found some equally shiny and awesome ones to use.
I love that section that starts around 1:35 or so, though it's even better when you use the synth going down in tone for a second entrance into the melody.
I didn't like the ending so much, though - I think that instead, you could have added to the tempo and tension and gone out with a bang to keep with that insane energy levels idea.
This song made my day - I hope this review does the same for you! =D
Rated 5 / 5 stars
You weren't kidding...
When you said that fans of Rose would like this, you were not kidding. I loved this one. Vert harmonic melody about half-way through as well. Keep it up! You are #1 in Orchestral Trance no question.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Very suiting title. Amazingly fast
I'm not sure where to start. It's not so much the speed that impressed me as opposed to the fact that you still managed to hold together a great melody throughout the entirety of the track. Also, I like the brief slow-down in the middle. This was absolutely fantastic.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
o wow.
its your orchestral sexiness mixed with hard trance pwnage.
jeeeeesus this is a good one.
not quite as layered as seasons, but yeah.lol.
oooo piano.
bass seems a touch bit weak though.
5d and dled
Yea, I need to work on my equalizing a bit. Other than that, I'm really glad you liked it. I'm a junkie for those orchestral sounds. :P


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Farolitos and Luminarias- A New Mexico Tradition!
Christmas in Santa Fe, New Mexico is a beautiful time. With mild evening temperatures, outdoor celebrations have become holiday tradition! Lighting the way to a festive month in December -especially on Christmas Eve- luminarias or farolitos are found prominently on top of adobe buildings, lining quiet streets, and ushering friends to welcoming homes and businesses along walkways and doorsteps. So what are Farolitos? Luminarias? Simply put, these are" candles of light" which symbolize the way for the Christmas family to find warmth, comfort, and protection. These "candles of light" are carefully placed in sand inside a small brown paper bag, providing a warm glow at night. Generally found in prominence beginning the Friday after Thanksgiving at lighting of the Christmas trees on the historic Santa Fe plaza and enjoyed throughout December. Santa Fe infamous "glow of luminarias" throughout downtown, the historic plaza and surrounding neighborhood areas is truly a one-of-a-kind Christmas experience. Nighttime strolls in downtown Santa Fe are especially enchanting on Christmas eve when Canyon Road is lined with luminarias and spotted with farolitos (little bon fires) to provide warmth. Canyon road on Christmas eve creates lifelong memories for Santa Fe travelers as this famous holiday walk inspires carolers, hot chocolate vendors, good cheer, and warm greetings from friend and foe alike. Luminarias, lighting the way for Christmas strollers line the street, walls, and illuminate windows as well as walkways greeting guests, family and friends. A truly magical holiday community festival for all to enjoy is easy walking distance for guests of Pueblo Bonito b&b.
In the Beginning, Bonfires Led the Way
These little lights have their roots in the 1800's. Small bonfires, like the current day bonfires on the corners of Canyon Road in Santa Fe (Farolitos), were used to guide people to Christmas Mass. Quite often they were set out during the final night of Las Posadas, the symbolic representation of Mary and Joseph seeking shelter in Bethlehem walking from home to home before Jesus was born (replicated current day on the 2nd Sunday in December). In later days, children carried small farolitos as they reenacted Las Posadas with current "little lights" hung on trees in the plaza.
Use of Luminarias
Now a days people use luminarias to decorate the path to their door as well as outlining the roofline of their home with warm inviting electric luminaria lights. Historically, luminarias were a series of small bonfires lining the roads. As customs evolved from small bonfires to small paper bag lights, terminology has evolved as well and confusion as to what exactly a luminaria vs. farolito is. Farolito meaning small fire where as luminaria means small light. These two terms are now used interchangeably to describe the small paper bag lights that create a luminous wonderland in Santa Fe during December holiday season. Farolitos are much more risky as they are open fires vs. the small bagged light which are replicated for further safety by using small electric lights inside paper bags as can often be seen.
Making Your Own
Making luminarias, or farolitos, is fairly easy. Just purchase paper bags, votive candles and gather sand (dry). Crafty people may cut holiday shapes in the bags or textures on the top rim. Fill each bag with several inches of sand, then press a votive candle in the center of the sand so the flame does not touch the paper sides. We recommend lining your walk way and skip the more dangerous positioning of luminarias on your rooftop . Choose a dry night with very little wind so to prevent accidental ignition of bags. Luminarias usually burn about 4 hours before going out. You'll probably be headed for bed about that time! So decorate, invite your friends and enjoy the ambiance and enchantment of true Santa Fe Christmas by bringing New Mexico traditions to your holiday decorating.
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NOVEMBER – New Mexico Thanksgiving Vacation Delight!
Thanksgiving in New Mexico is a time for gathering with family and loved ones, expressing gratitude and, of course, eating- yes lots of eating! A truly memorable and one of a kind Thanksgiving vacation to Santa Fe wouldn't be the same without this all of the important aspect of tantalizing New Mexico cuisine! Over 150 restaurants to choose from in the downtown area alone provided plenty of options: creative, traditional, eclectic and more! Within a short stroll from Pueblo Bonito b&b you'll find (5 or less minutes) : Restaurant Martin, Galisteo Bistro, Rio Chama, Blue Corn Café; 10 minutes or less: La Casa Sena, Geronimos, The Compound to name just a few.
After dining with family and friends this holiday, New Mexicans can pay tribute to the spirit of the very first Thanksgiving by honoring Native American culture. The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts' (SWAIA) Winter Indian Market, held every year the weekend after Thanksgiving Day, features row after row of Native American art, handcrafted by more than 100 artists. (The larger Summer Indian Market, also run by SWAIA, features the work of more than 1,100 artists.) The fair, which dates back almost 100 years, also offers native cuisine, ranging from "Pueblo style oven bread and pies" to Navajo blue corn pancakes. Admission is free for this annual event, held at the Santa Fe Convention Center. November 24-25, Admission: $5.
Ski Santa Fe- The 2012/2013 Ski/Snowboard season is currently scheduled to open Thanksgiving Day. Since weather is one element mankind is unable to control, we hope that the "El Nino" weather pattern holds true for this season! An exceptional Family skiing experience begins in a city that has been in the top 10 tourist destinations for years. Ski Santa Fe appeals to snow enthusiasts who desire a great mountain experience and something more than a typical resort. Ski and snowboard in fresh powder all day, then take in world-class art, dining, and culture at night. Ski Santa Fe is conveniently located just 18 miles northeast of Pueblo Bonito b&b inn - Santa Fe (an easy 20-25 minute drive). Ski Santa Fe is in the Santa Fe National Forest; has a base elevation of 10,350′; peak elevation of 12,053′; vertical drop of 1,703′; average annual snowfall of 225″. Ski acreage is 660 consisting of 45 runs with 40% expert, 40% intermediate, and 20% novice. Snowboarding is allowed on 50% of trails. Lift lines are generally short and ticket prices affordable as compared to highly commercialized ski resorts.
The La Cienega Studio Tour. La Cienega is a lush valley about 15 miles from Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn and accessed from I-25. Once a Spanish land grant, this quaint little village is home to many different kinds of artists from painters, ceramic artists to sculptors and woodworkers. Thanksgiving weekend, these artists open their studios for tours and intriguing conversations! Nov 24, 25, 2012
Hiking! A year round family activity for which notable hikes near Santa Fe, New Mexico consist of:
*Aspen Vista Trail - Popular and easy trail in Sangre de Cristo Mountains located on Ski Basin Road at the 13 mile marker.
*Dale Ball Trails – A system of interconnecting trails for hikers that connect it to the Nature Conservancy Trail, the Dorothy Stewart Trail, and the Atalaya Trail.
*Atalaya Mountain Trail - Another popular trail leading toward the summit of Atalaya Mountain (9,000 feet elevation at the peak). This is a steep trail near the summit, and provides spectacular views of Santa Fe. Access is at the St Johns College parking lot which is less than a 5 minute drive from Pueblo Bonito Inn- Santa Fe.
*The Nature Conservancy Trail – One of the closest trails to Pueblo Bonito b&b- Santa Fe and access is from parking area on Upper Canyon rd. Ruins of an old dam are notable on this trail which runs along the original route of the Santa Fe river.
*Tent Rocks Trail – One of our favorites! A beautiful 40 minute drive from Pueblo Bonito bed and breakfast inn and located in Tent Rocks National Monument in Cochiti Pueblo. Prime viewing of exquisite rock formations await the moderately skilled hiker for which the park has been named.
A trail guide is available at the City of Santa Fe website.
Skiing Santa Fe, NM offers Overall Southwest Ski Experience Affordably.
Ski Santa Fe is nestled high in the beautiful Sangre de Cristo Mountains just 16 miles from the heart of historic downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. A convenient and short 20 minute drive straight up the snow capped mountain from Pueblo Bonito b&b's front door! With a base area elevation of 10,350 feet, Ski Santa Fe is among the highest ski areas in the continental United States. The Millennium Triple Chairlift takes snow sport enthusiasts to a new height of 12,075 feet which offers some of the southwest's finest skiing. Vistas atop Ski Santa Fe are unsurpassed and provide a gateway for thrills including steep bump runs, powder filled chutes, gladed tree-skiing, and plenty of groomers. Local patrons and visitors from around the world join together to enjoy beautiful scenery while participating in this wonderful winter sport centrally located in Northern New Mexico. All ages, skill levels and ability find something for their taste, whether a first time skier/boarder or seasoned veteran, Ski Santa Fe offer complete services for all level of participants. Ski Santa Fe is family oriented, but those seeking a challenge can find their place on our mountain. Ski lessons are available for novice to achievement, in groups or individual. Check out the most current snow accumulations and conditions at Ski Santa Fe here.
Combine a fun filled and exciting winter activity like skiing/boarding with the lure of historic, romantic Santa Fe and you have a ski vacation suited for honeymooners, anniversary celebrations, family ski vacations, spring break travel, or a quick weekend get-a-way. Regardless of the reason, your time skiing in New Mexico is sure to be remembered for years to come! Santa Fe's unique and diverse activities such as: shopping, dining, spa, museums, galleries, and arts provide that creative edge when designing southwest winter ski vacation. Fun is certain for the whole family. Romance and relaxation definite for the adult couple. Add the bonus that Ski Santa Fe offer FREE skiing to Seniors during the months of January and February! Ages 62 and over ski any day all day, all lifts during the months of January and February -for free!
Combine reasonable and varied ski ticket pricing of Ski Santa Fe with affordable Santa Fe accommodations at Pueblo Bonito b&b-and you have one of the most affordable and memorable winter ski vacation packages available in the United States! Winter visitors enjoy this historic, adobe pueblo-style b&b secluded within quite grounds and located in the heart of downtown Santa Fe- walking distance to plaza, restaurants, shopping, etc. Romantic kiva fireplaces highlight Santa Fe visitors experience nightly as these are a feature of every room or suite at Pueblo Bonito Inn.
Whatever your reason or goal you need to achieve- Santa Fe, Pueblo Bonito b&b Inn and Ski Santa Fe offer the most affordable packages to meet your Winter Fun in the Sun- Santa Fe Ski vacation needs. Come join us…. the skiing is great! 1-800-461-4599
Santa Fe, NM – Holiday Winter Travel & New Year Fun!
Santa Fe , NM- the perfect place to catch that indescribably festive holiday spirit that will ring true through the 2012 New Year. Northern New Mexico travel prior to Christmas and through New Years provides guests with many opportunities to experience a magical vacation get away. Santa Fe travel in the winter months avails festive Holiday performances, winter Art Markets, outdoor activities and more for New Mexico visitors such as:
December 2011- Santa Fe Farmers Market: Every Saturday: 8am-1pm.Fresh and yummy locally grown fruits, veggies, honey, eggs, cheeses, grass-fed meats, baked goods, body care and herbal products, and so much more.
Ski Santa Fe- Open till April 8th offers a family fun ski vacation for all skill levels. Skiers & snowboarders love the short lines and convenience this ski basin offers to Pueblo Bonito b&b which offers ski/lodging packages! Click here for free lift tickets!
December 7th: Sneak preview of PBS Billy the Kid documentary. Panel discussion with producers, authors and historians at Palace of the Governors- 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm.
December 9th: Christmas at the Palace. Enjoy an evening with hot cider, live music, entertainment, and a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Claus at the Palace of the Governors. Donations encouraged.
December 10th: Light Among the Ruins. The Ruins of San Jose de los Jemez Mission Church and Giusewa Pueblo will be decorated with hundreds of farolitos. The program will included Native American flute music, Jemez Pueblo dancers, and refreshments. Free Admission
The Met Live in HD: Faust at the Lensic (11:00 am)
December 11th: Las Posada en Santa Fe. Traditional Christ child play and candle-lit procession around the Plaza to the courtyard of the Palace of the Governors. Free admission.
December 12th : Pojoaque Pueblo "Our Lady of Guadalupe and Matachines** Dances". Various dances held on this Native American Pueblo only 20 minutes north of Pueblo Bonito Bed & Breakfast.
December 13th: New Mexico's Stumble to Statehood. Presented by The School for Advanced Research by Jon Hummer 505-954-7203
December 17 & 18: Rail yard Artisans Market Special Holiday Faire: wide variety of products from herbal beauty to handmade guitars. A family friendly event complete with live music, delicious food at the café. Saturday 3pm-7:30pm; Sunday10am-4pm, in the Market Pavilion in the Rail yard- 7 minute walk from Pueblo Bonito b&b inn.
December 18th: Royal Music. Enjoy the sounds of the season at this annual free concert featuring the Santa Fe Symphony Chorus and Brass with special-guest choral director Linda Raney. Lensic Performing Arts Center, just a 5 minute walk from Pueblo Bonito Bed and Breakfast inn.
December 21st: Edgar Lee Hewett and the Southwest's Monumental Ruins- Join Adam Johnson as he speaks on "Preservation in the Early 20th Century: Edgar Lee Hewett and the Monumental Ruins of the Southwest," at noon at Palace of the Governors. Free
December 24th: Christmas Eve Concert at the Lensic @ 5:00 pm held by Santa Fe Concert Association. A Christmas Eve program featuring Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, the Shostakovich Piano Concerto No. 1, and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4. Don't show up without a ticket! 505-988-1234
Santa Fe's Canyon Road Farolito Walk. The streets of the Eastside Historical District are lined with farolitos, luminarias, carolers, cheerful holiday celebration and good cheer. A must do once in your lifetime event for all ages to enjoy. Canyon Road Farolito Walk is less than a 5 minute stroll from Pueblo Bonito b&b.
Kewa Pueblo (formally Santo Domingo) Christmas Eve Mass at midnight preceded by traditional dancing 505-465-2214. Kewa pueblo is a 25 minute drive south from Santa Fe off Hwy 25 toward Albuquerque.
December 25th: Ohkay Owingeh (formerly San Juan Pueblo) and Picurus Pueblos- Matachine** dancing. **The Matachines dance (Spanish matachin, or religious dancer) is very popular in Mexico and Northern New Mexico. The Matachine dance is a religious dance intended to venerate either Mother Mary, a saint, Christ, or God the Holy Trinity. Dressed in festive Native American costume, the chief characters are El Monarca, the monarch (Montezuma); the captains (Montezuma's main generals); La Malinche, or Malintzin, the Indian mistress of Hernán Cortés; El Toro, the bull, the malevolent comic man of the play is dressed in buffalo skins with buffalo horns on his head. Characters also include Abuelo, the grandfather, and Abuela, the grandmother. The Matachine dance portrays the desertion of his people by Montezuma, Malinche luring him back with her wiles and smiles, the final reunion of king and people and the killing of El Toro, who is supposed to have made all the mischief. The most basic symbol of the dance is good vs. evil, with good prevailing. Montezuma and la Malinche represent good, and the bull represents mischief. Hernan Cortes, represents Satan or evil. Costumes, rattles, arches and bows are all blessed by a priest.
December 25-28th: Christmas Harvest Dance on Laguna Pueblo follows a 10:00 am mass at Laguna Village.
Christmas Celebration – Zia Pueblo
Holy Innocents Day (Children's Dance) on the Picurus Pueblo on December 28th.
December 29 & 30, 2011: Brandenburg Holiday, Santa Fe Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra at St Francis Auditorium. Thomas O'Connor, conductor; J.S. Bach The Six Brandenburg Concertos
December 31st: New Year's Eve Concert at the Lensic @ 5:00 pm Sponsored by Santa Fe Concert Association. Relax, enjoy and surround yourself with the joys and memories of the past year with anticipation of the New Year yet to come. A perfect beginning to an exciting future! 505-988-1234
Fire and Ice New Years Eve Celebration in Los Alamos. An evening of cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and a small fireworks show at the Valles Caldera National Preserve.
Celebrate NEW YEARS EVE! Book 3 night -complimentary bubbly!
January 6, 2012: 47 Stars: Mark the Centennial. The New Mexico History Museum commemorates New Mexico's 1912 entry into the Union with 47 Stars, a collection of exhibits that includes the officially unofficial 47-star flag. 47 Stars includes long-term exhibits and a tongue-in-cheek front-window installation to help celebrate the state's Centennial.
Grand Centennial Ball -Once-in-a-lifetime, black tie ball to celebrate New Mexico's Statehood. "Take a Step Back in Time for the Future of New Mexico." All proceeds from the ball will help establish the Centennial Children's Legacy Fund.
January 7: Shoes for Santo Nino- an expression of the fabric of northern New Mexico, its culture and its traditions. A story written in the 1930s by NM author Peggy Pond Church is brought back to life with full-color illustrations by Santa Fe artist Charlie Carrillo @ Lensic.
Illuminating the Word: The Saint John's Bible: An epic work of art. Features portions of the first modern-day Bible entirely handwritten and illuminated in 500 years. World-renowned calligrapher Donald Jackson, senior scribe to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's Crown Office at the House of Lords, serves as the project's artistic director from his scriptorium in Wales. Also on exhibit will be a page from an original Gutenberg Bible. A series of lectures, musical performances and calligraphy workshops accompany the exhibit. New Mexico History Museum- 10 min walk from Pueblo Bonito. Thur April 7, 2012.
January 15: Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus: Viennese Joy at the Lensic. Guest Conductor Guillermo Figueroa and soloist (TBA); Strauss, Pizzicato Polka; Waldteufel's Les Patineurs, Strauss' Blue Danube and more…Pre-concert lecture at 3:00 p.m.
January 27: CLASSICAL WEEKEND: BRAHMS- Santa Fe Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra at St Francis Auditorium. Thomas O'Connor, conductor; Cecile Licad, piano Felix Mendelssohn Hebrides Overture; Beethoven Symphony No. 4 in B-flat Major, Op. 60; Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1 in D Minor, Op.15
January 28: CLASSICAL WEEKEND: Classical Recital @ Lensic
January 29:CLASSICAL WEEKEND: MENDELSSOHN @ Lensic Santa Fe Pro Musica Ticket Information/Times: (505) 988-4640
January 28: Santa Fe Souper Bowl XVIII. Come, decide which of Santa Fe's finest restaurants has the best soups! A benefit for The Northern New Mexico Food Depot. Guests will thrill in the competition, grab fabulous silent auction items and have an opportunity to buy a cookbook featuring soup recipes from Santa Fe's finest chefs.
Santa Fe, New Mexico – "Top 10″ US Travel Destination 2011
For the 20th year in a row world travelers who subscribe to Condé Nast Traveler magazine have voted Santa Fe, New Mexico as one of their favorite travel destinations in the United States. Santa Fe, NM was selected as the third most popular travel city in the U.S. after Charleston and San Francisco! Santa Fe joined many desirable travel towns in this years 2011 Readers' Choice Awards. Santa Fe held the third spot as well in 2010. More than 28,000 reader's voted for thier favorite travel cities, islands, hotels, resorts, airlines, cruise lines, and other travel-service providers from around the world for the magazine's 24th annual poll.
"All Santa Feans should be proud of this recognition," said Santa Fe Mayor David Coss. "The annual poll is generated 100 percent by the magazine's readers, meaning that each of the city's restaurants, lodgers, retailers, galleries, performers, attractions, and service providers have a hand in the award."
Cities were rated on Atmosphere/Ambience, Culture/Sites, Friendliness, Lodging, Restaurants, and Shopping.
Santa Fe has been included as one of the top U.S. travel destinations by the poll each year since 1992 when Santa Fe was just a write-in candidate but received enough votes from the magazine's readers to be chosen the number one travel destination in the world!
The "Top 10 US Cities" as ranked in the 24th Annual Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards:
1. Charleston, SC
2. San
3. Santa Fe
4. Chicago
5. Honolulu
6. New York
7. Savannah
8. Carmel
9. Seattle
10. Boston
The results of the poll will be featured in the November Condé Nast Traveler, which goes on newsstands later in October, and appear on the magazine's web site.
November Travel to Santa Fe – Thanksgiving is on it's way!
History Lovers delight in Santa Fe's rich past. As New Mexico celebrates its Centennial (1912-2011), more than 400 years have passed and the oldest capital city in the United States, Santa Fe, NM continues to offer vibrant and intriguing glimpses of past lifestyles and eras. Steeped in history -Santa Fe visitors walk historic streets, visit museums boasting history lessons on the occupation of ancient Anasazi, Spanish conquistadors and missions, the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe railroad boom, the wild west, and 20th century innovations like the Manhattan project, Espionage, and Artistic influences of the southwest. Visitors are able to explore ancient Native American ruins filled with petroglyphs, a living history museum devoted to Spanish Colonial life, centuries-old adobe and European-style churches, a historic working railroad, and the distinctive architecture of old downtown Santa Fe. With such a layered and diverse history, its no wonder Santa Fe draws visitors back year after year to uncover the fascinating past and experience the unforgettable present. As 2011 draws to a close, exciting events continue to bring opportunities to enjoy this delightful historic city. Come and join us… won't you?
Santa Fe, NM November 2011 Calendar of Events:
Santa Fe Harvest Festival: Nov 1-23 Food lovers prepare! A culinary extravaganza featuring cooking classes at over 40 restaurants; chef and bartender competitions; as well as the Restaurant Relay (Nov 5) where servers race around the Plaza with loaded trays. Proceeds go to Cooking with Kids Children's Charity.
Santa Fe Photographic Workshop: Travel Photography Intensive: Capturing the Essence of a Place November 4 – November 6, 2011 Capture the essence of the culture, landscape and character of stunning Santa Fe. Great for amateurs to advanced amateurs.
Land of Enchantment Centennial Special: Union Pacific's vintage steam locomotive No. 844 will be steaming through New Mexico in honor of the state's 100th anniversary of statehood November 4-9.
Dixon Studio Tour November 5,6, 2011, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm; 30th Anniversary!
Nestled in the beautiful Embudo Valley, Dixon is home to a lively group of more than 50 artists who open their studios for the annual art studio tour. Painting, photography, jewelry, stoneware, wearable art, herbal bath, beauty products, handmade chocolates, local wines and roving musicians.
Santa Fe Art Auction: November 12, 2011, 1:30pm at Convention Center in downtown Santa Fe, NM- less than a 10 minute walk from Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn! Auction Previews: 11th (10 am – 8pm); 12th (9am – 1pm). The Southwest's Largest Auction of Classic Western Art presented by Gerald Peters Gallery.
Ski Santa Fe Nov 24- March Opening Thanksgiving weekend! New for 2011/2012 Season "Richard's Run". A Black diamond run accessible from Highline into Highline Glade, then crossing over Sunset Trail. One of the best kept secrets- this is a top notch ski area offering lessons for all ages and skill levels, child care, equipment rental, and snow!
Enjoy an exciting month of November travel in Santa Fe at Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn with great winter specials- just in time for these exciting Santa Fe events and activities. November & December 2011- Pueblo Bonito is offering $99 Queen rooms, Sunday thru Wed evening; $109 Thursday and $129 Friday and Saturday. Just one reason we were recently voted "2011 Guests Favorite" Santa Fe Bed and Breakfast by bnbfinder.com! Offering a great value in Santa Fe lodging to make your Santa Fe visit experience the best it can be Call today 1-800-461-4599 or visit our website at www.pueblobonitoinn.com (Celebrating 25 years of serving Santa Fe visitors- Pueblo Bonito b&b inn).
Making Your Santa Fe Vacation Memorable.
Popular day trip suggestion for our Santa Fe vacation visitors who enjoy staying at Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn is to enjoy a visit to one of the nearby natural hot springs. A short scenic drive to access one of the following natural hot springs is worth the time alone, but when coupled with the therapeutic, relaxing energies these waters provide, a special and memorable experience occurs that can only be experienced when taking an enchanting New Mexico vacation.
Please note many of these springs are located in remote destinations and may require a certain amount of hiking, climbing or other physical activity to reach. You should always check with the Forest Service or local ranger station before attempting to access these pools.
Ojo Caliente, located in the foothills of the Carson National Forest, in the town of Ojo Caliente, between Santa Fe and Taos. Five different springs with different temperatures and mineral content; indoor and outdoor pools with temperatures ranging from 85-106F. Bathing suits required.
Montezuma Hot Springs, located northwest of the town of Las Vegas on the grounds of the United World College. Three clusters of concrete soaking pools of various sizes and temperatures. Bathing suits required.
San Antonio Hot Springs, located west of Santa Fe, north of the town of Jemez Springs. It is about a 10 minute walk from where you can park. Ask locals for directions. A series of rock pools built along the hillside of San Diego Canyon. The hottest pool is about 105 F with the lower ones progressively cooler. Clothing optional.
McCauley Warm Springs, located west of Santa Fe, north of the town of Jemez Springs. Accessible from either Battleship Rock (5 miles north of Jemez Springs on highway 4) or Jemez Falls Campground (14 miles north of Jemez Springs). Park at either location for the roughly 2.5 mile hike in to the springs. Large, shallow, warm pool that flows into several smaller, deeper pools with temperatures 85-90 F. Clothing optional.
Soda Dam Hot Springs, located west of Santa Fe, north of the town of Jemez Springs. A cluster of small hot spring pools with spectacular scenery not great soaking.
Spence Hot Spring, located west of Santa Fe, north of the town of Jemez Springs. An easy short hike. Ask locals for directions. Several sand-bottom pools on a steep hillside on the east side of the Jemez River. Water temperature between 100 –– 110 F. Clothing optional.
Giggling Springs Hot Springs Jemez Springs, Bathing suits required. Reservations strongly recommended. Pool temperature is 102-104.
Jemez Springs BathHouse, located in the park on the main street of Jemez Springs.
Santa Fe, NM- A Great Historical Travel Destination.
Several Pueblo Indian villages dating back between 1050 and 1150 originally inhabited Santa Fe, the capitol of New Mexico. One of the earliest known settlements, considered today as downtown Santa Fe, was a cluster of homes centered on the location called "the plaza". Named Ogapoge, this Native American village spread for half a mile to the south and west. The Santa Fe river - a seasonal water way – was once a year round stream until the 1700's. The river was recognized in 2007 as the most endangered river in the United States according to the conservation group American Rivers.
The name "Santa Fe" literally translated from Spanish means "holy faith". The full name when founded was "La Villa Real de la Santa Fe de San Francisco de Asis"- translated means "The Royal Town of the Holy Faith of St. Francis of Assisi".
In 1851, Jean Baptiste-Lamy arrived in Santa Fe and began construction of Saint Francis Cathedral and establishing El Colegio de San Miguel. This centrally located church, recently renovated is still a vibrant ministry of the catholic community in Santa Fe. El Colegio de San Miguel took 7 years to recruit Christian Brothers from France. A solid Catholic education was highly sought after by affluent young men from throughout the area- one of which was William H Bonney (aka Billy the kid). In March of 1862, the Confederate flag of General Henry Sibley flew over Santa Fe for a few short days until defeated by Union troops.
Santa Fe was originally envisioned as an important stop on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. However, as tracks were laid into New Mexico, civil engineers concluded it to be more practical to go through Lamy (a small village south of the city of Santa Fe). A branch line was completed from Lamy to Santa Fe in 1880. Three original conductor homes made from red brick were erected for Railway personnel and still stand on the corner of Galisteo Street and Manhattan just across from Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn. Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroads extended a narrow gauge, called the "Chili Line" from the nearby city of Espanola to Santa Fe in 1886. The result of bypassing Santa Fe however created a gradual economic decline. This economic decline was reversed in part when the creation of a number of resources for the arts and archaeology occurred.
Santa Fe became the headquarters for the School of American Archaeology mainly because the historic Palace of the Governors was provided for its homebase. The Museum of New Mexico was then established in 1909 as an agency of the school. Thus through the museum, the school took an early interest in promoting and preserving the artistic traditions of Southwestern Indians. Edger Lee Hewett (director of the school) and Kenneth M Chapman (an artist hired by Hewett), provided extensive support for Indian artists by offering studio facilities, as well as collecting and exhibiting their work. In 1922, the School sponsored the first Southwest Indian Fair, precursor of today's world-renowned Santa Fe Indian Market which consistently features renowned artists like San Ildefonso black potter Maria Montoya Martinez.
1912 New Mexico became the 47thstate of the United State of America with Santa Fe as its capitol city. From1942-46, Los Alamos (40 minutes north of Santa Fe) was base to the Manhattan Project. Santa Fe assumed a vital role in providing support to non-essential military personnel with services, housing, provisions and entertainment. Manhattan Avenue (named after the project) is approximately three blocks south of Santa Fe's plaza and connects to the rail yard district. This provided families with secure and convenient downtown Santa Fe housing while taking up residence in New Mexico and guarding Los Alamos. Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast located at 138 W Manhattan was at that time apartments which provided George Sanders (Robert Oppenheimers personal body guard), his wife and infant daughter a comfortable home (see photos).
Today Santa Fe, NM is a well known center for arts that reflect the multicultural character of its inhabitants and the city. Santa Fe is generally considered to be the second largest art center in the United States after New York City. The city and surrounding areas have a high concentration of artists, which have come over the decades to capture the natural beauty of the landscape and essence of Native American culture. A well known New Mexico based painter was Georgia O'Keeffe, who lived in Santa Fe, but primarily in Abiquiu (a small village 50 miles from Santa Fe in Northern New Mexico). The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in downtown Santa Fe is devoted to exhibitions of her work and associated artists or related themes. Opened in 2006, it holds over one thousand of her works in all media and is funded by a private foundation. O'Keeffe's friend, well known western nature photographer Eliot Porter, died in Santa Fe.
Canyon Road, just a 5-minute stroll from Pueblo Bonito Inn is notorious for the large number and high quality of art galleries all within a mile stretch. Described by Santa Fe visitors as "an art lovers Disney land" this is a major destination for collectors, tourists and locals. Canyon Road Art Galleries showcase a wide variety of styles from contemporary to Southwestern to experimental and include but are not limited to European, Taos, Masters, and Native American pieces. Breath taking outdoor sculptures line the street and galleries feature notable sculptors connected with Santa Fe like Allen Houser, Doug Hyde (studied under Houser), and Glenna Goodacre. Is it a wonder that Santa Fe is a designated UNESCO Creative City, and is considered one the best places in the world to shop specifically for Native American Indian arts and crafts?
In 2011 Santa Fe, NM was voted #2 Destination by Conde Nast reader's choice award and #5 Most Popular North American Travel Cities by Travel+Leisure Magazine for the 10th consecutive year.Santa Fe is undoubtedly one of the most unique US travel destinations offered to New Mexico visitors. Santa Fe tourists enjoy numerous activities and events including high quality arts and culture, top notch native cuisine, breathtaking natural beauty, nationally ranked spas and museums, world history, US history and New Mexico history just to mention a few. Nick named "the city different" for a reason, its a unique place every American should experience at least once in their lifetime. Be warned however, the lure of the relaxed, laid back "manana" culture is intoxicating. How else better to experience the old world charm of historic Santa Fe than in a 150 yr old adobe pueblo-style compound turned Santa b&b- Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn. Call us today 1-800-461-4599 for a memorable historic Santa Fe vacation visit!
Credits: wikitravel.org as directly connected to pages from hot links provided; Santa Fe Countys Talk of the Town (Sea Bird Publications inc).
Santa Fe Labor Day trip to Pecos Wilderness.
Next, you'll pass the Pecos Fish Hatchery (in partial operation) which is off to the left and on your way to Dalton Canyon. The Dalton gang (four brothers) were some of the boldest and most feared outlaws in the southwest and were last sighted in New Mexico after attempting train robberies in California. Watch for the signs and turn right into Dalton Canyon. You will find a delightful backdrop of colorful canyon rock splashed smooth by the Pecos river water and pooled to create a local favorite swimming hole. Take a splash or make a splash by skipping a smooth river stone across this peaceful, neck deep swimming hole. Regardless the degree of your wet & wild enjoyment, this area provides a great photo moment.
At this point, one can begin the journey home to Santa Fe or head to Cowles, NM and hike the Cave Creek Trail (an appropriate family hike, 6 miles out and back if the caves are the turn-around point). Heavily used by hikers and horses, this trail is lined with large, aged Douglas firs, aspens and wildflowers. Left to the trip planner's final designs, this day trip from Santa Fe is truly a delightful experience for the mind, body and soul compliments of Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn.
Santa Fe Daytripping through Abiquiu
This exciting day trip can easily include an optional hike, so bring proper shoes, bottled water, sun hat and screen and a map. An easy hour plus drive north from Santa Fe's Pueblo Bonito bed & breakfast inn, takes you to one of the most beautiful red rock areas of Northern New Mexico. This naturally beautiful area was much of the inspiration for famous southwestern painter Georgia O'Keeffe. Begin this New Mexico day travel adventure, with your first stop at Bode's General Store and pick up a few items for a picnic lunch. Great sandwiches are hand made at this well known locals general store. Phyllis- our resident Abiquiu expert highly recommends the BLTAT (bacon-lettuce-tomato-avocado and turkey- quite a mouthful if by name alone!). As sandwiches are prepared, take a quick gander across the street and up the hill where lies the Village of Abiquiu. Take time to stop and meet Napoleon Garcia, the official "area welcome center". This colorful gentleman is an interesting story teller for as a child Napoleon worked for Georgia O'Keeffe. Sharing many a memory or tale about this intriguing woman and her life while he was a boy, you may gain a new perspective on Georgia. Next, hopping back in the car to continue down the road (toward the dam) to Abiquiu Lake. You will come upon a great picnic spot overlooking this 4,000-acre lake on the Chama River. A scenic high walled canyon of the Chama River runs above the main body of the lake which is about 3 miles long.Enjoy that tasty Bodas picnic lunch amongst the quiet, pristine beauty of this enchanting area. Don't forget a photo or two as memories like this just aren't available every day! After lunch head off to Ghost Ranch.
Hikers need to check out information on Chimney Rock, Box Canyon, Kitchen Mesa, or Piedra Lumbre hikes available at the Reception Desk of Ghost Ranch. Don't want to hike? Then visit the living museum! A exhibit of conservation, ecology and heritage immortalized by the painter Georgia O'Keeffe. As you begin your return travel toward Santa Fe, don't miss Echo Amphitheater. This natural stone amphitheater was hollowed out of sandstone by ages of erosion and is just down the road from Ghost Ranch. Still looking for more? Try the Christ in the Desert Monastery who's church, meditation garden, gift shop and restrooms are open till 5:00 pm (take 151 and go about 15 miles). Now your day should be winding down so you need to head back home to Pueblo Bonito Inn for warm hospitality and some refreshing afternoon tea. This day trip provides a full or half day of exploration, beauty and New Mexico enchantment. Enjoy!


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(BARCELONA, SPAIN) -- Private Media Group Inc. (NASDAQ: PRVT) a worldwide leader in premium-quality adult entertainment products, services and Internet content, today announced its results for the first quarter of 2005. The company reported a decrease in sales of 2.6 million euro, to 7.4 million euro for the three months ended March 31, 2005. Net income was 0.7 million euro for the period, compared to 0.8 million euro for the same period last year, a decrease of 0.1 million euro. DVD sales decreased 1.1 million euro, or 22%, to 4.1 million euro. The decrease in DVD sales was primarily due to one month's loss of sales of new releases equal to approximately 1.0 million euro. The loss of sales was the result of our DVD duplicator suffering a logistics and delivery breakdown in February 2005. In addition DVD sales were affected by our outsourcing in the Us where we now report sales net of agent's commission. Although the outsourcing in the Us has a negative effect on sales, we expect the restructuring to increase operating profit in 2005 when compared to 2004. The negative impact of reporting Us sales net of agent's commission was 0.5 million euro. Video sales decreased 0.7 million euro, or 86%, to 0.1 million euro when compared to the same period in 2004. This decrease in sales was the result of a general industry decrease in video sales due to the migration from video to DVD. Magazine sales decreased 0.2 million euro, or 14% to 1.3 as a result of fewer issues released during the three month period. Internet sales decreased 0.3 million euro, or 20%, to 1.0 million euro as a result of the closing down of our third party payment processor for Us transactions. Subsequently, we temporarily transferred our Us transactions to our payment processor for European transactions, however, this did not compensate sales. As of May 2005, we have a new payment processor for Us online transactions and we expect sales to return to regular trading levels seen prior to the closing down of this third party supplier. Broadcasting sales decreased 0.2 million euro, or 17%, to 1.0 million euro as a result of lower content licensing sales in the period. Easter, which historically has a slow-down effect on retail sales, took place during the first quarter of the year compared to the second quarter of the year in 2004, and had an overall comparable negative impact on sales of magazines and DVDs. In the period, we realized a gross profit of 3.0 million euro, or 40% of net sales compared to 5.3 million euro, or 53% of net sales for the same period last year. The decrease in gross profit as a percentage of sales was the result of sales mix and the effect of amortization of our library, which does not vary with sales. Our selling, general and administrative expenses were 3.5 million euro for the period compared to 4.5 million euro for the same period last year, a decrease of 1.0 million euro, or 22%. The decrease is primarily the result of reductions in bad debt expense and depreciation, and the outsourcing of distribution in the United States, offset by non-recurring expenses of 0.5 million euro relating to a weekly publication which was launched and discontinued during the period. We expect selling, general and administrative expenses to continue to remain lower in each quarter in 2005 compared to 2004. During the period we sold the remaining part of our real estate property in Barcelona, Spain at a profit of 1.3 million euro. The consideration under the agreement was 6.9 million euro, of which a 10% down payment was received upon signature. The 6.2 million euro balance of the consideration due will be received in two installments, which are expected to take place no later than June and November of 2005, with the first payment to be not less than 2.85 million euro. Part of the proceeds from the sale will be used to repay the 2.3 million outstanding balance on the loan related to the building. Repayments on the loan will be made in proportion to cash received from the sale. Operating profit. We reported an operating profit of 0.7 million euro for the three months ended March 31, 2005 compared to 0.7 million euro for the same period last year. Although gross profit decreased 2.3 million euro, it was compensated by 1 million euro in savings from SG&A and 1.3 million euro from gain on sale of building, thereby keeping operating profit on the same level as in 2004. Berth Milton, President and CEO of Private Media Group, said: "I am pleased with the overall restructuring of our business, particularly in the US where operations now are up and running and where, in the second quarter, we expect operating profits in this region to exceed those of the same quarter last year and to continue to grow steadily. "Furthermore, we expect DVD sales, and related margins, to grow in the second quarter as a result of having doubled our releases of new content from three to six titles per month compared with last year. In addition to the increase in new content released in the second quarter, it will be the first full quarter where our reporting will include the distribution of Pure Play Media's titles in Europe and we expect this to have a positive impact on our operating profit as well. "In terms of cash-flow, the real estate property sale is going to give us additional liquidity to pay off costly loans and to fuel the increased investment in our premium content library. A library that will continue to play a key role, enabling us to further capitalize on the new technology developments that are one of the cornerstones to our future growth and that are now erupting into the market with strength: A case in hand is multimedia mobile content, where the consumer roll-out of 3G in Europe is solidly underway, and where we, as both a white label and a branded content provider, should be able to grow and fortify our market share. In this respect, we have recruited sector expertise to build on our management skills in this arena. Another example with respect to new technologies, is video-on-demand, both online and via traditional broadcasting, where we expect to see business developments and growth this year and where brand and quality of content is key. 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Our eight course dinners draw rave reviews. Under the guidance of Chef Stephen Hunter, our second year Culinary Arts students are responsible for creating and preparing exciting gourmet tastings on these very special nights.
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Rockets move up to second in 9-man poll
The New Rockford-Sheyenne High School football team moved from third to second in the latest 9-man state media poll, released Wednesday.
The Rockets even garnered three first-place votes, though they remain behind top vote-getter Divide County, which moved up from second place to first after North Star's loss to TGU. The Maroons received 10 first-place votes.
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NBC Universal released an Olympics television schedule Tuesday that with broadcast, cable and broadband offers more coverage of competition from Beijing than all the previous summer Olympics combined.
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30/01/2009 | Sid Verma
The international financial crisis has reshaped the investor base, pricing levels and market functioning of the emerging corporate bond market, experts said this week as they grappled with the systemic changes to the asset class.
But, with emerging market equity investors increasingly attracted to corporate bonds, market participants at this weeks Emerging Markets Traders Association (EMTA) forum in London hoped that liquidity in the asset class could improve in the coming year.
Emerging corporate bond prices fell steeply last year in keeping with losses across all credit markets. High yield corporate bonds in JPMorgans bond indices were down 35% at year-end with emerging Europe the most affected, losing 43%.
The Institute of International Finance predicted this week that net private capital flows into emerging markets this year will drop by 65% to $165bn, contrasting with $929bn of inflows in 2007.
As a less liquid asset class, emerging market bonds are more prone to precipitous price drops and one investor noted that as accounts were selling to deleverage, bonds dropped off overnight on a daily basis following the mid-September collapse of Lehman Brothers. Some emerging European corporate bonds have dropped from 80 cents to 20 cents on the dollar in recent weeks, as the market rapidly and unexpectedly repriced risk.
Given this negative market backdrop, investors, traders and credit analysts at this EMTA corporate bond forum in London, predicted a collapse in corporate debt supply this year.
Victoria Miles, co-head of EM corporate research at JPMorgan, predicted there will be between $35bn to $40bn in new cross-border issuance this year following last years $57bn. That compares with the 2007 bull-run of $150bn.
Investment grade and quasi-sovereign issuers will be the only deals this year, as has been the case so far in January. Miles suggested that there was potential for cash-strapped lower tier credits to issue if there were big reverse enquiry offers and the deal was small, between three to five years in maturity and provided extremely tight debt covenants.
"But getting any significant traction out of the non-investment grade corporate market is highly unlikely," she said. Investors overwhelming agreed.
One fund manager argued that government revenues in Latin America and eastern European countries from 2009 to 2010 might significantly undershoot national budgets. As a result, more sovereigns may come to the market to address public borrowing needs and to provide local and foreign-currency liquidity to help companies refinance.
For all the news of the death of crossover accounts and reduced proprietary trading at investment houses, there is evidence of increased liquidity flow from a new profile of investors.
Eric Jayaweera, an emerging market trader at UBS, observed that equity-focused investors are increasingly snapping up Latin and Asian corporate paper. The investment case is made more compelling considering the expected earning yields for emerging equities is 10% for 2009 compared with the 11% returns that investment grade corporate bonds are offering.
He said local Russian banks have been buying dollar-denominated cash bonds for domestic credits such as Gazprom and VTB. This is because the economy has become increasingly dollarised over the last few months as retailers and corporates shun roubles and park US currency in bank deposits. A few Russian banks are, therefore, taking credit market positions as an outlet to absorb excess dollar liquidity.
Russian risk retreats
A disproportionately large number of new deals over the past few years have come from Russian issuers taking advantage of cheap credit. However, the overleveraged private sector is now dealing with low oil prices, retreating foreign investors and a falling currency.
As a result, new issue premiums are above acceptable pricing levels for even the elite of Russian issuers. But in recent weeks, there have been rumours of a Russian government guarantee programme to help strategically important corporates re-enter the Eurobond market.
Max Wolman, portfolio manager at Aberdeen Asset Management, said any new deal under this scheme could offer an attractive pick-up to sovereign prices and attract investor interest.
In addition, new deals may fulfil the credit requirements to be included in bond market indices such as JP Morgans EMBI, which would allow a broad range of investors to buy the paper.
However, Polina Kurdyavko, portfolio manager at BlueBay Asset Management disagreed. She said there was an oversupply of Russian risk in the market with outstanding Gazprom, VTB and Sberbank deals offering double-digit returns. "Why would you want to go into a new issue with a government guarantee that will price tighter than the quasi-sovereign straight? This potential exercise wont be successful."
Investors generally agreed that there was a risk that US high-grade credit offered more attractive pricing levels compared with emerging corporate bonds, which further suffer from weak regulatory regimes in the event that debt covenants are broken.
However, Kurdyavko argued that emerging corporate debt comprises of simple capital structures from lower-leveraged credits that are at a different stage in the economic cycle than the West while offering an extra yield to compensate for EM risk.
In any case, investors are increasingly differentiating between countries as well as credit fundamentals. "You cant take a bottom-up approach anymore. You have to be a lot more macro-based. You would want to avoid countries where there is a lack of political will to help corporates refinance," said Wolman at Aberdeen.
Africa has been on the cusp of mainstream capital markets for years. While the continent made a breakthrough in the variety of issuance it produced in 2012-13, 2014 looks like it will be the year when African borrowers finally become established
The head of the Asian Development Bank yesterday insisted that he was not "scared, threatened or cornered" by the emergence of a slew of new infrastructure banks and alliances that are springing up around the world.
Rising US interest rates should in theory lead investors to withdraw money from emerging economies so those in Latin America suffering weak growth. But leading debt bankers feel that the party has some time to go.
Falling commodity prices have hurt Mongolia's economy, which relies heavily on its abundant natural resources. Improving relations with China are helping it through the squeeze but the country has yet to show its true potential to global investors
Pakistan has had an impressive year under new premier Nawaz Sharif. But the government needs to keep up its reforming zeal to get the South Asian state's finances back on track.
Women's participation in the labour force still lags men's by 12% even in developed economies. In the MENA region it can be up to 50%. That is a wasted resource - and best practice examples show countries and companies that tackle the problem outperform
On Ebola: "The World Bank stands as the pivot of that effort to marshal money from the rich world and direct it towards the poor. We need to appeal to the world and to the top 1%."
Kaushik Basu, chief economist, World Bank
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Tired of new dominion map
Why riot does nothing about it if we all want the old TT
Not that cheap copy of dominion? I feel that a riot does not care community simply want money (I hope this message will not be banned for the third time) how to win in this map 1- Teemo 2- Darius 3- Cho'gath GG |
Teemo? - 250 gold (oracles extract) = Screw teemo.
Darius - A little bit harder to handle, but it's not impossible. Cho - Don't feed, get some mobility, avoid his spikes, harras him early game, don't feed or focus later. As, for JAX... I don't know how to handle that op raping machine so good... |
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I hate when people compare this map to dominion, or call it the new dominion.
The ONLY thing even remotely close to resembling dominion is capturing an altar. You don't cap it the same way, and altar capping isn't the objective like it is in dominion. It is a stupid comparison. Stop making it because you deal with a little change. I also pretty sure there are OP champs on every map in LoL. |
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Located a 10-minute walk from the Blackcomb Excalibur Gondola, this Whistler hotel features suites furnished with kitchenettes. An outdoor pool and a hot tub are available on site.
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The location, the studio was very clean and comfortable and handy.
There is no lobby on site (had to go to creekside to check in and out).
Excellent location, in the heart of the village. Fully stocked kitchen, which is a big bonus.
Queen pull out couch was garbage -- filthy and extremely uncomfortable. The double murphy bed was comfortable for our daughter. The pillows were stuffed in dresser drawers, the blanket that was provided was not clean and reeked. Unit was extremely hot; felt odd to rely on air conditioning in October.
The room was hot!! When we opened the door to our room, we were hit by a wave of hot air. We were on the top floor, portable a/c was off, the only set of windows (tiny) were closed. It was literally like walking into a sauna! Sofa bed was broken, had to fix it with duct tape to keep the mattress from sagging at the foot of the bed. Stains on carpet and toilet bowl. Unit was poorly kept. Would not book with them again.
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For maybe the 6th+ time since the winter started I've gotten sick. None of the times are severe and they all are about the same thing but I'm wondering if I can get better faster and/or prevent it.
I keep getting a relatively bad sore throat followed by (after maybe a day to three days) nasal congestion and fever for a couple days, and I don't feel completely normal for usually over a week after I started getting sick. It just keeps coming back. I might be overtraining but most of my lifts have been improving. My rest is usually 8 hours of sleep a night, though due to lacrosse away games every now and then I'm a little short.
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