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Family Practitioner
27 years of experience
Accepting new patients
27 years of experience
Accepting new patients
8930 W Sunset Rd
Ste 190
Las Vegas, NV 89148 Phone number & directions
Ste 190
Las Vegas, NV 89148 Phone number & directions
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The overall average patient rating of Dr. Alina Garcia, Family Practitioner is Good.
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Dr. Alina Garcia, MD is board certified in Family Medicine.
- She has special expertise in 3 areas:
- Age-Related Problems
- Hot Flashes
- Menopause
Education & Awards
Dr. Garcia graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago.
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Paradise found!
Paradera Park was like an oasis in the middle of a beautiful island. The property is spotless and the gardens are lush and perfectly maintained. If you are looking for the services of a +++* resort but want absolute tranquility and privacy - this is the place to be. Our room was well appointed and the apartment is central to the island. A car is a must and provides so much more opportunities to explore the island with freedom. It was a wonderful service, which Paradera Park arranged for a driver to meet us at the airport, take us to the property and then on to the car rental location. We were out of the airport and sipping wine by the pool in less than an hour. Debby has a very good understanding of the local restaurants (and seems to be able to work magic with reservations). We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would, without hesitation, recommend this spot. Say hello to Jamie, the resident beagle who provides great entertainment. Enjoy your stay,,,,,Susan and Paul, Ontario Canada
Paradera Park Rocks!
Paradera Park Apartments rocks! We had a great time in Aruba.
We trusted others on this site to advise us on where to stay in Aruba. What folks have already written came true for us as well. Just to add on to the past 10 reviews:
Our flight was late and after dark. Despite this, the rental car folks that Debby set us up were there at the airport waiting. They led us directly to Paradera Park Apts. where Debby had stayed up on a Saturday night to greet us (with a Balashi beer!). She answered a ton of questions and gave us great local tips right then. This start paved the way to a great vacation. Posted office hours are just 18 hours/week, IIRC, but Debby and Henk will go out of their way for their guests.
Our studio apartment on the second floor was clean, comfortable and the perfect size for the two of us. We were out on our balcony quite a bit, fruity rum drinks in hand, looking over the beautiful courtyard and even a bit of unusually green countryside.
We didn't really cook in the kitchen - too many great restaurant choices on vacation. Our kitchen didn't have an oven, but did have a toaster oven. The coffeemaker works well; get your own ground coffee and basket filters.
The compimentary beach set was great! Load up the cooler with beverages & ice, jump in the rental car and hit the beach! We went everywhere.
Debby managed to get us on the Tranquilo with a last-minute busy-season reservation. It was just as described by the Paradera Park Apartments review on December 6, 2005. We'd recommend it. I'm no snorkeler, but the advanced drift snorkelling was easy and there were beautiful schools of fish. Anthony and Gregory were very good to us. Did I mention they have Balashi & rum punch on the boat?
We brought the bug spray, but it stayed in our luggage.
Debby and Henk are very happy to have been listed in the Top Values of the Caribbean by this web site. They are also very deserving. It was wonderful and we're going back - soon!
Paradera was Great
We spend a week at the Paradera Park Apts. over the New Years Holiday. We couldn't have been more pleased. Of course, the apartments were very clean and attention had been paid to the detail. They are not like the luxury all inclusive hotels, but that's not what we wanted.
The pool and garden were lovely. The owners were extrememly helpful with dinner reservations and sight seeing trips.
We have visited Aruba several times and will return again to the Paradera Park Apts.
A great place to stay
We just returned from our honeymoon in Aruba and the Paradera Apartments was a true find. Debbie and Hank are the perfect hosts. Mary, the housekeeper, keeps the rooms and the grounds very clean. The studio was plenty of room for 2 people. The kitchen had anything you would need for vacation cooking.
It is a very calm and relaxing place. All the action and sites of Aruba are close at hand with a car.
They arranged a rental car for us, suggested wonderful places to eat and at our request, made reservations before we even arrived for 2 of the best restaurants on the island.
It was a friendly, clean, comfortable, reasonably priced place to stay. But it is the little details that are so well thought out and delivered in such an unfussy manner that make the place special.
Just a general note on Aruba: bring bug spray if you tend to get bit!
The raves are true!
I spent 6 nights here at the beginning of November, based entirely on reviews posted here. I can only echo all the positive comments. The hosts were marvelous--very friendly and full of practical information. The grounds are beautiful and well kept; especially loved the pool. Stayed in a studio with my boyfriend, and there was plenty of space for two. The beach chairs and cooler provided allowed us to explore more isolated beaches in comfort. You'll need a car, but it's worth it to enjoy the less-developed areas of the island.
Insofar as Tranquilo cruise, recommended by another poster, our trip was at capacity, about 14 people. Sail is pleasant, but there's only half hour stop for snorkeling, with an additional 20-minute "drift dive" for the more advanced. Paradera Park, however, is tops and an excellent value, too.
The best week in Aruba
We have booked our trip to Aruba in August and read all the wonderful reviews from other visitors about Paradera Park Apartments. We were very excited. Well, it was all true and more! We were greeted by Debby, Henk and immediately felt at home away from home. The studio was more than enough for the two of us. It was always clean. We loved having our own little kitchen and ate our breakfast every morning on the patio overlooking the beautiful palm trees where lots of birds and iguanas live. They provided us with hours of entertainment. Our hosts were full of knowledge about the island and gave us excellent tips on what to see, where to go to the supermarket, and what restaurants would suit our desires. For the 6 days that we lived at Paradera we just felt so relaxed and taken care of which is exactly what we wanted to feel on our vacation. Debby and Henk (and Jaime) we thank you for a wonderful, extraordinary experience and we will be back one day! (probably with lots of friends and family members so get ready).
It's in very good hands
Ingrid and Frank have passed on the management to their lovely daughter Debbie and gentleman Hank with excellent results.For four weeks I enjoyed all the comforts of Paradera Park with the added benefits of thoughtful and highly motivated owners.The rooms are very confortable, cleaned daily by a honest and consciencious maid and located in a safe and user friendly section of Aruba.Although a car is mandatory you are centrally located(10 minutes) to all the beaches and much closer to the other intresting tourist destinations.The place is quite with a very inviting pool, surrounded by lush palm trees and plants.It is great to have a safe in the room and 24 hour internet access.The price is much better then other places who try to trick you with a price that is actually per person double occupancy. This price is for the room regardless if there is one or two people.You will enjoy the feeling that your vacation is most important to them. When I return to Aruba I wouldn't go anywhere else.
Just Returned From 10 Day Stay
Just got back a few hours ago from a ten day stay in Aruba at the Paradera Park Apts. What a great place and a wonderful value!
As mentioned in previous reviews, you DEFINITELY need a car when staying at this place, but that becomes one of the strong points. In the ten days we were on the island, we got to see more of it than those we met who were staying at either the high rise or low rise areas. Ingrid runs a clean and relaxing place. (She helped with the car arrangment, as well as several excursion and restaurant reservations. More on that later...) Plus, we were able to save $$ not only because Paradera Park Apts. are already a great deal to begin with, but we utilized the kitchenette and cooked several meals ourselves. There are plenty of nearby supermarkets where you can stock up on food.
The deck and pool area were clean, quiet, and top notch. Every room had a balcony also where you could relax. All rooms had a kitchenette, TV, phone, safe, etc. Daily maid service except on Sunday. The only small drawback is that I would have preferred a slightly firmer mattress.
But here is the best review I can give for the Paradera Park Apts... We only booked one week at Paradera Park, with the intention of getting to the island and checking out some of the beachfront places for the last three days. After seeing what was available (as well as the outrageous prices, even in the current low season, ) we decided to extend our stay at Paradera Park the extra three days, (as well as the rental car,) and spend the extra money on more excursions and fine dining. Great choice on our part!
Excursions: We did the following and I highly recommend each:
1) Scuba Diving: We went diving with S.E. Aruba Fly n'Dive, located at Havana Beach near the airport. Great diving off a Zodiac. Jane C. wreck was beautiful and uncrowded. The second dive was the reef near the Jane C. Awesome.
2) Helicopter Tour: A must. A bit pricey (like, $99 with coupon for 1/2 hour tour,) but worth the $. Try to go during the beginning of your trip so you can see the entire island and decide where you want to go.
3) Tranquilo Sailboat Tour: This was an Ingrid recommendation, and I still can't get over it. 6 hour tour, including lunch and snorkelling at Anthony's private island. Don't be fooled by the big snorkel tours advertised throughout town. THIS is the one you want. We had a total of six people on this wonderful boat, and the big boats had about 75+ people on them.
4) Madame Jeanette: Another Ingrid suggestion. Beautiful fine dining. We had the lobster, steak, and shrimp combo. Delicious.
5) Museum Tour: We had a personal guide. Great small museum. Very informative.
We did tons more. Email if you have specific questions
So much better than downtown!
My husband and I went to Aruba to work and vacation! We forgot to print out the directions.....so we were lost for about an hour ....but we had fun just being lost! People wanted to help but there is really no rhyme or reason to the addresses in Aruba....even the locals can't figure it out! But we finally found our way....Ingrid gave us a map and a quick lesson on "how not to get lost"! (We still got lost....I am not a very good navigator!)
Our room was clean and we loved our private patio. We stay for 4 nights and then transfered hotels to the RENAISSANCE....to be closer "to work". We missed Paradera Park Apartments. The renaissance was everything it is suppose to be - but in our opinion it was more fun to stay in Paradera and go to the "local" beaches, get away from the hustle, and just enjoy being in Aruba!!! If you are going for the nightlife stay downtown - if you are going to relax and just "get lost" go to Paradera it's perfect!!!!!
Absolutely the best
We recently spent two weeks at Paradera Park apartments. having been to Aruba 15 times before and having always stayed at the large hotels, this was a hidden gem. About 8 minutes by car from both Eagle and Palm beaches, Paradera Park is a small (14 unit) two story building. The grounds around the pool were beautiful. Ingrid will go out of her way to help you with any of your requests. We must also put in a thanks to Mary the housekeeper who works non-stop. The rooms were always immaculate. Mary added nice touches to our balcony by adding seat cushions and tablecloth to the table and chairs on the balcony. As well, the price is right! Around $105 including taxes per night. The only drawback is you must have a car. Ingrid can arrange rentals for $199/week through Value Car Rental.
But don't let that bother you. The driving is easy in Aruba, at least easy to get around. It's hard to get lost.
All in all, we would highly recommend this establishment. If you want peace and quiet and not the constant din of the larger hotels, this is the place.
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2 chemin vert
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Cottage / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
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Cottage / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
Our three bedroomed 'fermette' has been updated with modern comforts but retains the traditional charms of beams, Godin stoves and original ceramic floors. If you like houses with character and a homely feel, we're sure you will like 2 chemin vert.
Our cottage is set in unspoilt countryside on the edge of the Seven Valleys, a beautiful area at any time of year but particularly so in the warmer months when every town and village is ablaze with flowers. We are close to places of interest for both adults and children. The area is full of history from the mediaeval battlefields of Agincourt and Crecy to the more recent ones of two World Wars. Children will love the beaches of the Cote d 'Opale and particularly the steam train ride around the Baie de la Somme.
Gouy itself has a population of only 170 but with its own school, town hall and lively Salle des Fetes (village hall). The residents are predominantly French and extremely welcoming to visitors. The village is about 10 minutes drive from the small town of Frevent and about 15 minutes from the larger town of St Pol. Hesdin itself is about 35 minutes away. There is a good selection of supermarkets, restaurants and bars in both Frevent and St Pol. A mobile shop selling bread and other basic food items visits Gouy most weekdays.
Our cottage stands on a corner, next to a field where rabbits, hares and other small wildlife abound. There is little daytime noise apart from the occasional tractor or the peacocks and other animals on the nearby farm and only the owls at night. Here the absence of neon means you can stargaze to your heart's content.
Our cottage and garden are on three levels with one step between kitchen and sitting room and two steps between sitting room and lounge. The garden has short flights of steps from the parking area and within the garden itself. If you or someone in your party have severe restrictions on mobility you will wish to consider whether this layout would be a difficulty.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Berck 80 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|10 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest railway: St Pol sur Ternoise 10 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, DVD player
|CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 7
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
The cottage has been updated by installing two bedrooms in the roof area, one very large with a double bed and the other smaller with two singles. Because of the sloping ceilings, we have provided hanging rails rather than wardrobes but both rooms have sets of drawers and other storage. There is a third smaller bedroom downstairs with a double bed, wardrobe, en suite toilet, shower and hand basin. This together with a full size family bathroom with shower over bath, makes for less queuing in the morning as well as being particularly suitable for those less mobile or who have difficulty with full flights of stairs. For chilly nights, there are wood/coal burning stoves in the kitchen and lounge, electric radiators for all other rooms and electric heaters in both the bathroom and ensuite.
The living accommodation consists of a well equipped kitchen/diner with gas oven, separate ceramic hob, a microwave and seating for six. The kitchen opens directly on to a patio area in the garden, at the top of the garden is a large permanent BBQ which makes outdoor catering a relatively simple affair. Alongside the kitchen is a utility room with fridge/freezer and washing machine. There is small sitting room seating three/four for reading, PS2, games or just peace and quiet, and a lounge seating six with satellite TV, Blu-ray/DVD player and iPod docking station. We have provided a good supply of DVDs, PlayStation 2, books and board games to keep both adults & children entertained.
There is also Wi-Fi access to keep the children entertained or to work if you're not lucky enough to leave it behind!
|Further details outdoors
There are three sitting areas, all of which have their own bench or tables and chairs (so you won't need to move your seat to follow the sun!) the largest set of which is directly outside the kitchen door and which accommodates six very easily.
At the top of the garden is a permanent BBQ to make outdoor cooking enjoyable and easy.
There is parking for two cars at the end of the house.
|Further details
We provide all bed linen and towels for weekly lets. Towels & bed linen is available for nightly lets at £10 per person per stay.
Pets are charged for at £30 p/week, please request permission for pets at time of enquiry.
There is an additional fuel charge of £40 per week for Autumn & Winter lets
In our absence, the house is cared for by English property managers who live in a nearby village and who will be available to help with any problems.
For children under 5 please be aware that there is an opentread staircase & the garden has some steps and is on different levels.
About this location
The Nord-Pas-de-Calais region
Until recently Pas de Calais was regarded as that part of France holidaymakers sped through on their way further south. Not surprisingly, this is no longer the case and in recent years more and more English visitors have come to appreciate the wonderful taste of French lifestyle and cuisine available on their doorstep.
The Pas de Calais area is one of rolling hills, woods and rivers, perfect for walking, fishing, cycling and picnicing. The spring and summer months tend to be slightly warmer than in the UK. Much of the food is produced locally and you can sample seafood landed that very morning or local specialities such as carbonade flamande (beef in beer) often washed down with more beer brewed on the premises.
The area offers an enormous number of attractions for a range of diverse interests and ages. Some examples are:
La Baie de La Somme - bordered on each side by the contrasting resorts of St . Valery and (our own favourite) Le Crotoy. The former has sheep that graze the salt marshes resulting in the famous 'salt' lamb, a mediaeval citadel with Jeanne d'Arc connections, expensive yachts and upmarket shops; and the latter, the only south facing beach in northern France, seafood stalls, boat rides to see the seals and glorious views across the bay, much loved by painters because of the clarity of the light. The steam train ride round the bay with the ritual greeting of passing trains at Noyelles is a 'must' for all ages. The three hour guided walk across the bay is for the more adventurous, involving a good deal of mud and requring a good sense of balance and an even better sense of humour.
Parc du Marquenterre (near Le Crotoy) - 200 acre bird sanctuary with over 200 species. You can walk the six kilometres of trails or enjoy a leisurely ride on a horse drawn carriage.
Agincourt and Crecy - The former has a fascinating museum (with commentary by the actor Robert Hardy, a longbow expert) and a coffee shop nearby. You can walk round the field of the famous battle in about 45 minutes. Crecy has less to commemorate it other than a tower with descriptive diagrams overlooking the site of the battle but is still worth a visit.
Arras - birthplace of Robespierre and renowned for its beautiful Flemish architecture. The town hall with its underground tunnels used most recently in the First World War as a hospital and resting places for injured allied soldiers makes for an interesting visit.
Amiens - Famous for its Gothic cathedral, claimed to be the biggest in Europe. There is Son et Lumiere here in the summer months. You can also visit les hortillages (floating gardens) by boat with a guide, on foot or by canoe/kayak. Here, a large festival in June includes a floating market. The waterfront area is particularly attractive with its large selection of bars and restaurants alongside the Somme.
Montreuil - A picturesque town where Victor Hugo wrote Les Miserables, which is celebrated every July with a Son et Lumiere production.
War cemeteries at: Arras, Vimy Ridge, Thiepval, Albert etc etc . Also battlefields at Arras, in the Somme and Ypres.
Near Amiens also are Naours, a subterranean city dating from the Third century, and Samara, a pre-historic exhibition centre.
There are several botanical gardens in the area.
For children - seaside towns including Berck, Merlimont, and Le Touquet. The Sealife Centre at Boulogne, water park at Le Touquet and the maze at Buire-le-Sec.
Paris and Lille are both easily accessible by train from St Pol via Arras. There is free long term parking at St Pol station.
La Coupole - the German V2 rocket launch site.
St Pol has a market on Mondays
Bicycle hire
Formula 3 motor racing circuit
There are frequent concerts and other events, eg beach volleyball in the summer, which are publicised on the indicator boards by the traffic lights
There are swimming pools in both St Pol and Frevent
Further afield, there are numerous festivals and local attractions, eg Arras 'giants' in August to commemorate the end of Spanish occupation in 1654, the annual parade of William the Conquerer in St Valery in July, the vintage car rally in Bethune in September and herring festivals along the Cote d'Opale thoughout the year.
There are tourist information centres in St Pol, Frevent, Hesdin and most other towns.
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10 Oct 2014
"A lovely comfortable cottage"
We had a lovely week in this charming French cottage. It is located in a charming small french village and it has everything that you need. It is ideally located for visiting WW1 sites and the Aginc… More
19 Sep 2014
"A perfect escape to the country."
Really enjoyed our week's stay here. The cottage is well equipped and very comfortable. The location is peaceful yet not too far (by car) from many small and large towns. Can recommend Hesdin … More
2 Sep 2014
"what a great cottage"
Just wanted to thank Jan,what a great cottage to stay in.Plenty of room, great rural quite village.The cottage is very well equipped and we wanted for nothing.We found the area very scenic and travell… More
28 Apr 2014
"Wonderful family holiday to be remembered"
First time we had stayed at this cottage and we loved every day. We were away with the in laws and 2 teenage boys and the holiday suited all. The cottage is very French and romantic, everything you wo… More
Thanks for taking the time to write your lovely review. We're glad to hear you had such an enjoyable stay & look forward to welcoming you back.
10 Apr 2014
"Lovely Cottage in lovely surroundings"
I recently stayed at this cottage with my wife. The property is a typical old french property with many original features. The cottage has every thing you need to make your stay comfortable including … More
24 Aug 2013
"Good value for money"
Had a really enjoyable week staying in this typically French cottage in quiet countryside.Within a short distance of Arras and only just over an hour from the coast.Everything provided for your holid… More
17 Aug 2013
Upon arrival the garden was overgrown and the downstairs was not very clean as infestation of flying ants, so set about cleaning. I will say that the lady who managed the property did come and apologise with a bottle of wine as there had been crossed wires about our arrival with her and the owners
I am very sorry for this guest's experience. I have email evidence that notification of their booking was sent to France. Unfortunately, it wasn't received and it was only when my property manager saw signs of occupancy that she 'phoned me. This meant that the property wasn't prepared to the standards I would have expected and I apologised to the guests for the confusion at the time of refunding their deposit and before this review was submitted. On a general point, it is difficult to maintain gardens properly during periods of back to back bookings (guests often prefer not to have interruptions) and when there has been rain previously. Most importantly, the conditions attached to our booking contract specifically ask guests to contact us during their holiday if they are dissatisfied in any way SO WE CAN PUT THINGS RIGHT. A short text will do the trick. We heard nothing from these guests during their stay about the state of the garden or any other issue.
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Just how passe are valences?
Ok so once again I learned something after the fact because I joined this club too late. On another thread I just read that valences are passe. Just HOW passe are they?
I have enough crown material to remove and redo it. I would probably need to switch to two lights above the sink because there's a joist in the way above. Of course it would cost me, but I know my contractor would be reasonable. I personally like the continuity that it adds, but if it's screaming "outdated" I might consider the change.
I have noticed that a valance seems to be gone on many new kitchens. However, I still like them and have no intention of leaving it off when we reno our kitchen. Yours is simple and your wood is gorgeous! Just beautiful. If you like it, leave it. If it bothers you, change it.
We used tumbled travertine for our backsplash. It is *so* passe. Too bad, we like it. Same for your valence - you like it, so who cares if it isn't the newest, hot item? This is your kitchen and presumably you'll be the one living in it for the foreseeable future, and, as it turns out, 90% of the country doesn't know valences are passe. Gorgeous wood, by the way.
(mumble, mumble...if 90% don't know it's passe, is it really passe? If a tree falls in the forest....)
I would be hard pressed to take that valance out, it looks to be done well and work in that space. Someone else might feel that valences in certain situations are passé however as you can tell from this thread there are also people who feel valances work depending upon the style and other factors involved.
Screw the Passe Police. :)
All those who tut-tut and shudder over your hopeless ignorance over what is Now and Happening? Will they ever actually enter your house? I didn't think so.
I have a valance over my kitchen window. It's fabric and I made it myself and it might just possibly be my favorite thing in the entire kitchen.
Do you like yours? Do YOU like it? Passe schmasse. Leave it alone. Don't let others tell you what you should like or have in your kitchen. If YOU don't like it--be honest with yourself--then yes, you have options.
Let's face it....most of us cannot afford to replace and redo with every new trend that comes up. I say do what you like and what you can afford and let go until it's time to redo again...then you will get what's current at the time and it too will be "passe" in a few years. You can't keep up unless you're Daddy Warbucks!
I agree with the others, "passe", or "dated" or "trendy" terms make me wonder how many people actually do what they want, or just what they think is "in"?
I like your valance, and it serves a practical purpose.
Talk about passe, I have a knotty pine cabinets and love them....
I think your wood is beautiful (cherry?) and the valence is neat, covers the light. I like how it is recessed, which added a lot of time.
If it is passe, then my KD should be fired. He suggested I get a simple one over kitchen sink. I hope mine looks half as nice as yours.
We just finished our remodel and we just added a valance. It perfectly frames our window and I find it beautiful.
I still see lots of valances on Houzz and in magazines but they're not the trend which is fine by me.
Yours looks really beautiful and compliments your kitchen well. Good luck!
I think it's more that scalloped valances are currently "out". Yours and sanjuangirl's are not scalloped. They both look fine - I wouldn't remove them.
But, even if they were scalloped and you liked them, I'd tell you to keep them - they're your kitchens!
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Due to some major problems re-routing the plumbing that was in our soffits, we are ending up having to have a cabinetry valance built over our window, connecting our upper cabinets, to hide our 2nd floor plumbing.
I was really bummed about it, especially after reading the threads about how they're considered outdated. And really bc outdated or not, I just didn't want to pay for one and I'm afraid its going to block the light coming in from my window. From the sketch they gave me though, I think they did a good job of keeping it in the style of my cabinets/kitchen & I'm hopeful it turns out OK.
Anyway, yours is definitely NOT passé at all, (imho of course)its tastefully done, serving a purpose and obviously quality materials were used. Its small too, I hope mine looks half as good as yours! Don't even think about taking it out! Unless YOU really don't like it.
I never was one for trends- I think of that aspect as kind of a sheep mentality. To valance or not is just one of a multitude of personal choices to be made in a kitchen remodel. I personally think not having one looks a bit "plain jane", but I suppose those who choose not to have one are happier without.
I too was a little concerned about blocking some light, so DH built ours- it is an arched frame with inset panes of old fashioned striped glass. I think it is the best of both worlds. I love it, and I'm sure there are some who would never consider putting something like it in their kitchen. To each their own.
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DOYLINE, La. (AP) — Authorities are slowly moving some of the 6 million pounds of explosives improperly stored at a munitions recycling facility because they feared a chain reaction blast could have spread through corridors packed with explosive materials, the sheriff of the threatened area said Tuesday.
A voluntary evacuation order for Doyline, a town of 800 people near the site and about 25 miles east of Shreveport, was expected to remain in effect until at least Friday while the material was moved to a safer location elsewhere on the sprawling Camp Minden grounds.
Webster Parish Sheriff Gary Sexton said Tuesday that the buildings operated by Explo Systems Inc. are several hundred yards apart but connected by above-ground corridors wide enough for a fork lift to shuttle materials between them.
He said state police who discovered the storage problems found the corridors stuffed with explosives, including a propellant called M6 that is used in artillery shells.
"We were concerned that an ignition in one building would spread from building to building," he said.
Dozens of workers at the Explo site were cautiously moving the materials to safe bunkers located on the former Army base. Officials were watching the weather, and would halt work if thunderstorms threatened. One of the corridors had been cleared by Tuesday, Sexton said.
The evacuation was requested over the weekend because authorities were unsure what would happen if the explosives were ignited.
"If you did have something go bump in the night, whether a fire, explosion or gigantic roman candle, we don't know what would happen and the professionals don't either," Sexton said.
Sexton said authorities have not been able to contact the owners of Explo Systems, who are thought to be returning from overseas, but are working with an on-site manager.
"The everyday workers with the company have been extremely good," Sexton said. "They are working to segregate the product for movement. But no one has had any luck contacting the higher officials of the company," he said.
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The Oculus Rift VR techonology originally came about thanks to a very successful Kickstarter campaign. Now that the company has been bought by Facebook, the backers of the campaign are less than pleased. They've flooded the Kickstarter page with a bit of rage.
"You selling out to Facebook is a disgrace. It damages not only your reputation, but the whole of crowdfunding. I cannot put into words how betrayed I feel by this."
"A sell out is a sell out, and it means the end of VR Gaming. Welcome your Social VR overlords."
"I would have NEVER given a single cent of my money to Oculus if I had known you were going to sell out to Facebook. You sold all of us out.
I hope this backfires horribly for Oculus and Facebook. I will personally discourage absolutely anyone I know from buying what was once an indie dream and is now a soulless corporate cash cow.
God, I want a refund so badly."
The point of the campaign was to get the company started, so the backers do not have ownership of the company, but it's easy to see why they're still upset. They believed they were investing in an independent company to remain that way, independent. It may be disappointing, but at least they didn't sell to King.com.
|Mar 26 2014, 08:21 am EDT
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|Mar 26 2014, 11:15 am EDT
IF the purchase by Facebook was for reasons of promotion and financial contribution then i see the reason behind it and support it.
the hatred behind it all is based on the supposition that FB will be a permanent integration into the system creating some sort of google glasses bullshit that vomits constant encouragement for "social interaction" in your face.
i had the same feeling of aversion towards Dragonage 3 when news of FB and Twitter integration surfaced.
the fear of people with desire to make profit by breaking immersion and any sense of enjoyment in any medium consumed haunts the mind of those like me.
the plethora of ads in TV shows and movies on TV is testament of that.
imagine if books had that, i dare say the more "mature" and elderly of consumers out there would understand the horrible transgression.
|Mar 26 2014, 12:03 pm EDT
While Oculus was always seen as a a great gaming setup, this could open up far more avenues for it, so long as FB keeps its involvement to that side of the line.
Its only natural they would want a piece of this, its the next progression of what they have. To have VR conference meetings and such within a FB environment I can see happening.
Gaming is a different issue... Im not looking forward to my FB friends list being attached to my game list, plus FB isnt a game publisher or creator (they have others that do that for them, some good some bad, very bad...) So if they stay out of that its all good.
And all those worries about privacy?... If your on the net your info is already pretty much out there so thats not a big whoop
Also with this kind of backing we might see a VR rig coming out thats affordable on regular salaries and in markets sooner than expected (so long as that doesnt include Ad placement)
Kickstarter, well as far as I see that it was to get the project started for a sleek working prototype to attract other investors. It worked.
We can only hope that 2 Billion goes into the project and not pockets because I can only see good out of that.
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7 Ways That Republicans Fail Politics 101
It's frustrating enough that the Republican Party shoots itself in the foot over and over again, but it's particularly aggravating that the ones who do it always seem to think of themselves as the smartest people in the room. Well, if they're so smart and know what we have to do "to win," then why is it that they do so many selfish and stupid things? Even if you set ideology completely aside, how much sense does it make for Republicans to make elementary mistakes like…
1) Join "gangs" to help Democrats achieve THEIR policy goals:: Do you ever notice that Barbara Boxer, Chuck Schumer, and Harry Reid don't ever join any "gangs" of Republicans that are trying to undermine Democrat policies? You're never going to see a "Gang of 8″ or "Gang of 12″ that's trying to help pro-lifers or defend the 2nd Amendment. So how much sense does it make for Republicans to join "gangs" of Democrats when the only question is how badly conservatives are going to lose out
2) You don't bend over backwards to help the other side:: Hey, Chris Christie, when your state is hit by a hurricane near the close of a presidential election, you don't do everything humanly possible to make Barack Obama look good at the expense of Mitt Romney. When there's a shutdown fight, Republicans like John McCain, Lindsey Graham, and Peter King shouldn't be publicly telling the world that the Republican Party is at fault. When that sort of open sabotage is rewarded, it pumps rat poison into the veins of the GOP.
3) Republican politicians shouldn't trash the grassroots:: There's not a Republican politician alive who should have a single negative thing to say about the Tea Party, big conservative groups, or conservative radio talk show hosts. Politicians can state their own position on an issue or politely distance themselves from controversial comments, but a politician shouldn't trash a person or group who's important to the party unless he or it is DEAD TO THAT POL AND THE GOP. If they matter, then mind your manners or expect to get figuratively slapped in the mouth until you do.
4) You don't lock out conservative groups:: Can you imagine the SEIU having a hostile relationship with Harry Reid or Planned Parenthood having to publicly criticize Nancy Pelosi to get her to fight for abortion? Of course, not. Yet, the GOP has a TERRIBLE relationship with powerful conservative groups. The GOP leadership doesn't listen to big conservative groups, it doesn't strategize with them and it generally treats them like interlopers instead of organizations that represent tens of millions of conservatives. We've gotten to the point where the buffoons at the NRSC are even publicly attacking the Senate Conservatives Fund and then these geniuses are eternally baffled as to why conservatives don't trust them. If you consider yourself a "leader" in the Republican Party, then you have a responsibility to work with groups that represent people you want as followers.
5) Any Republican staffers who work to undercut Republican politicians should lose their jobs:: It's inexcusable for Republican staffers to work overtime to try to destroy Republican politicians. Yet, we have staffers trashing other Republicans to the press, handing the press opposition research, and doing everything they can to help liberals in the press tear down conservatives. These staff losers should be treated like a case of the mange and permanently blackballed from politics.
6) The Republican Party shouldn't be involved in contentious primaries:: The RNC, NRSC, NRCC and politicians in D.C. shouldn't be involved in competitive primaries. That's doubly so since they've shown such incredibly bad judgment in the past. After the Republican Party has backed disloyal leftists like Arlen Specter, Lincoln Chafee, Dede Scozzafava and Charlie Crist, it's only common sense to question whether the Republicans have any idea of what they're doing.
7) You don't lie to your base:: If you're for a pathway to citizenship, Marco Rubio, you don't tell the world you're against it during your primary, criticize your opponent for supporting it, and then turn right around and lead the charge for amnesty. It's bad enough that politicians lie to anyone, but when they betray their own base on issues that matter (Read my lips, no new taxes), they DESERVE to get the Benedict Arnold treatment.
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Plenty O peppers!
Burning bush
Wow, alot of nice peppers.
You sure that is a burning bush? The pods look different.
Here is a link that might be useful: Burning Bush
Well, at least you got something good out of it. Those are still nice pods and hopefully they are some kinds of superhot or habanero .
I once bought some red habs from a nursery, and they turned out to be orange habs. It wasn't as label error that time. The label was on the side of the package as well as inside the cells. I bet it was the supplier that F**** over the nursery. Luck of the draw I guess.
I have a plant that looks EXACTLY like that. same color and same shaped pods. Mine's 3 years old (move it in the house when too cold) I have two 3 year old Habs and i honestly cannot remember which is which (one is a Big Sun and the other come out a dark red). Both are loaded but the pods are all green so I wont know which is which till they change


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Mean Girls actress Rachel McAdams has revealed that she thoroughly enjoys playing a variety of different characters, rather than just being typecast for the same roles. In her new movie Midnight In Paris, Rachel plays the very level headed and somewhat passionate wife of Owen Wilson, Inez.
Talking about her latest change of character, McAdams said "If I had made her likeable, it really wouldn't have worked, so she was a necessary foil. I was happy to play into that." Rachel then added, "She was outrageous at times and could be quite extreme, I liked her practicality. I liked that she didn't pretend to be swept away and she was quite honest about that."
Rachel McAdams has recently been reported to be dating Michael Sheen with whom she co stars in Midnight In Paris. Sheen was full of praise for Rachel calling her one of the most talented actresses he has ever had the pleasure to work alongside.


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Hrbitov a kostel Nejsvetejší Trojice / Cemetery and Church of the Most Holy Trinity - Kourim (Central Bohemia)
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Kourim municipal cemetery is hiding under trees Church of the Most Holy Trinity (kostel Nejsvetejší Trojice), a very interesting building connecting in its architecture Renaissance expression with some more archaic Gothic elements...
posted by: Dorcadion Team
location: Stredocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 3/28/2015
last visited: never
St. Mary Anne's Episcopal Church Cemetery – North East, Maryland
Cemetery surrounding historic Episcopal Church in North East, Maryland
posted by: BruceS
location: Maryland
date approved: 3/19/2015
White Clay Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery – Newark, Delaware
Cemetery surrounding historic Presbyterian Church near Newark, Delaware.
location: Delaware
St. Mary's Anglican Church Cemetery - Bridgetown, Barbados
Surrounded by a cemetery, St. Mary's Anglican Church is located next to the Jubilee Garden and the Old Town Hall on Cheapside Road in Bridgetown.
posted by: denben
location: Barbados
Bessunger Kirche - Darmstadt, Germany
Alte und unterschiedliche Grabsteine an der Bessunger Kirche *** Old and differeing headstones at the church in the district Bessungen in the city of Darmstadt
posted by: 4spring
location: Hessen, Germany
date approved: 3/16/2015
St. Georg Cemetery - Rum, Tyrol, Austria
posted by: luzzi1971
location: Austria
date approved: 3/13/2015
last visited: 3/13/2015
Cimetière de St-Jacques-La Chapelle-devant-Bruyères-Lorraine,France
A village cemetery just beside Church! Le cimetière du village juste à côté de l'église
posted by: gemeloj
location: Lorraine, France
last visited: 3/22/2015
Fairview Baptist Church and Thurmond-Fairview Cemetery - New Fairview, TX
The Fairview Baptist Church, the Thurmond-Fairview Cemetery, and the old Fairview School are at 969 Illinois St (FM 407), New Fairview, TX, all on land donated by J.F. Thurmond.
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Holy Trinity Church Cemetery - Hadley, Telford, Shropshire
This Cemetery is located in the churchyard of the Holy Trinity Church in Hadley, Telford, Shropshire.
posted by: GCMTWood
location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
date approved: 2/20/2015
Hrbitov v Prední Kopanine / Cemetery in Prední Kopanina (Prague)
Romanesque church of St. Mary Magdalene (Kostel svaté Márí Magdalény), landmark of Prague' suburb Prední Kopanina, is surrounded by a small picturesque village cemetery used probably from the 12th century...
location: Hlavni mesto Praha, Czech Republic
date approved: 2/18/2015
last visited: 2/27/2015
Bazette Baptist Church and Cemetery - Bazette, TX
The Bazette Baptist Church and its adjoining cemetery are located at 11009 NE CR 3090, Bazette, TX.
date approved: 2/15/2015
St Peter's Church Cemetery, Wrockwardine, Telford, Shropshire
This cemetery is located in the St Peter's Churchyard in Wrockwardine, Telford, Shropshire.
date approved: 2/9/2015
Holy Trinity Church Cemetery - Oakengates, Telford, Shropshire
This Cemetery is located in the churchyard of the Holy Trinity Church on Holyhead Road in Oakengates, Telford, Shropshire.
date approved: 2/6/2015
St Benedict's Cemetery - Bindoon , Western Australia
An old Catholic Cemetery in Bindoon
posted by: blingg
location: Western Australia, Australia
date approved: 2/3/2015
St Lawrence Church Cemetery, Little Wenlock, Telford, Shropshire
The St Lawrence Church Cemetery is located in the village of Little Wenlock, in Shropshire.
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Cemetery - Newburg, AL
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Cemetery is located behind the historic Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church.
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location: Alabama
date approved: 2/2/2015
St. Paul's Lutheran Memorial Marker - Millersville, PA
No headstones. Grassy area with stone memorial and metal plate to those buried at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Millersville, PA.
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location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 1/28/2015
Paradise Valley Cemetery - Bonners Ferry, ID
The Little White Church stands to the west of this cemetery along Paradise Valley Road 3 miles south south east of Bonners Ferry in Boundary County, Idaho.
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location: Idaho
Igrexa de San Xoán de Cambeda - Vimianzo, ES
This cemetery is around the parish church of Cambeda in the municipality of Vimianzo.
posted by: razalas
location: Galicia, Spain
date approved: 1/22/2015
Osa Churchyard Cemetery - Osa, MO
A large, well-kept churchyard cemetery in far northeastern Barry County, Missouri
posted by: MountainWoods
location: Missouri
date approved: 1/20/2015
last visited: 1/18/2015
Bowling Chapel Churchyard Cemetery - Crane, MO
A small churchyard cemetery at a non-denominational church in rural Stone County, Missouri
Gedächtniskirche - Bad Homburg, Germany
Neben der Ev. Gedächtniskirche befindet sich das Grab der Stifter *** On the ground of this church is the grave of the two donators of the Ev. Gedächtniskirche.
date approved: 1/17/2015
Immanuel Episcopal Church on the Green Cemetery - New Castle, Delaware
Cemetery surrounding historic Episcopal Church in New Castle, Delaware.
St Dunstan-in-the-East Churchyard - Idol Lane, London, UK
The church, that was originally built around 1100, is located to the north of Lower Thames Street. The tower, with spire, is intact but only the walls remain of the rest of the church and this, with the graveyard, has been turned into a garden.
posted by: Master Mariner
location: London, United Kingdom
date approved: 1/15/2015
Shiloh Cemetery - Prairie View, TX
Shiloh Cemetery is located in the churchyard of the old Shiloh Baptist Church a few miles north of Prairie View in rural Waller county, TX.
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