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The Philippines has been hit once again by torrential rain which has led to widespread flooding. This is the third significant storm to hit the country in the space of just two weeks. The one consoling factor is that on this occasion the worst conditions did not occur across northern Luzon as was the case when Typhoons Nesat and Nalgae hit the country recently.
On Tuesday, Tropical Depression 23 brought torrential rain to central parts of the country. Most areas had around 60 to 80 mm of rainfall in 24 hours, with many places enduring heavier downpours still. Surigau had 126mm of rain, with Maasin to the southeast of Cebu getting 147 mm of rain in the same period. This has inevitably lead to widespread flooding with some mudslides over the higher ground.
The system has now moved out into the South China Sea and has now strengthened to become Tropical Storm Banyan. It will strengthen further over the next few days as it moves across the warm waters. Concerns will then re-focus, yet again on southwestern China and northern Vietnam. These two areas were hit by the previous storms, and it looks like Banyan will follow a similar path as it tracks towards mainland China. Even ahead of the storm, this already saturated region, is still suffering heavy downpours, typically, around 60 mm a day. Even as far east as Hong Kong we had 63 mm on Tuesday, and, as far south as Hue, we had 141 mm rain on Monday.
Further afield, Hurricane Jova is now making landfall in southwestern Mexico, it is quickly weakening in terms of wind strength and it will soon be downgraded to a tropical storm. Thankfully, it is also a relatively small storm so the heaviest rain will not be as widespread as it might have been. However, there will still be some flooding and mudslides are likely as it moves over the higher ground.
Meanwhile, the higher ground of Europe has also seen some mudslides this week. Days of heavy rain in southern Switzerland have swollen many of the Alpine streams to record levels causing landslides and some roads have also been washed away.
The Defense Ministry declared on Tuesday that the army has been deployed to the Bernese Highlands and the Valais region in the south to help evacuate people and livestock from villages cut off by the severe floods. So far, there have been no reported fatalities.
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I know this is an old thread but this coming up season you may want to try the state land on red pine drive in Kent county, for squirrels. Make sure to say hi to me .
North of Sparta or east of Kent City/Casanovea area. Do a Google search of the Rough river State game area. Its maybe 15 20 minutes from GR, depending on how you drive. I will be the guy dressed head to toe in camo. I get harassed about it but I walk out with more meat then any of the other hunters.
There is Coyotes, squirrels, last year a guy got a black bear. many of us have seen a mountain lion. you will recanise the tracks because he/she is only uses 3 legs. The right rear leg is crippled. As far as I know nobody has gotten a shot off and I hope they never do. Stear clear on dear season opener, its a war zone every moron with a firearm shows up there.
Any luck finding the rouge river state game area? its a very productive area with very active squirrel activity, which make it some what of a challenge. I enjoy hunting there very much. Another good place is the state game are noth of Baldwin east down 4 mile. Little far but I go there once a year and am never disappointed. It has all manner of game.
If you are having trouble finding the rouge state game I can draw you a map with the most active trails marked.
I'm in southern Michigan and there's really only one okay state area here between Three Rivers and Constantine. I'm been blessed with an employee who's dad owns 600 acres of mostly wooded land just outside of Three Rivers though that let's me hunt anything but deer there though so I'm counting myself pretty lucky.
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NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: GREENWICH VILLAGE; A New Loft Scene? Word of Mouth, B.Y.O.B. and Jazz
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Published: October 10, 1999
In the mid-1970's, a profusion of jazz groups plied their trade in lofts and galleries in lower Manhattan in a phenomenon that became known as the loft movement. It fizzled in the early 80's, but two New Yorkers have recently stepped into the breach with a weekly jazz party they call ''Sunday sessions.''
Every Sunday night at 10, a parade of artists, filmmakers, designers and students streams from a rickety elevator into a 2,200-square-foot loft space on Hudson Street that Farshad Shahrokhi, a 31-year-old native of Iran, and Justine Harari, who is 32 and from South Africa, call their ''interdisciplinary design studio.''
For $5 -- guests bring their own refreshments -- they listen to jazz standards and schmooze. ''It's the coolest jazz thing I've ever been to,'' said Geoff Dyer, the author of ''But Beautiful: A Book About Jazz'' (North Point Press, 1997).
John Scribner, a visual artist, described the events on Hudson Street as ''a funny throwback to a kind of Greenwich bohemianism of the 1950's or 1960's.''
The parties started two years ago when Mr. Shahroki, an architect and a jazz drummer, invited a few friends over to jam and eat brunch. From there it evolved, mainly by word of mouth. ''Ultimately our events here are about taking the music, the design, the politics of socializing, and combining them in a way that makes us think about new possibilities,'' he said.
A house band plays at the sessions, and guest musicians regularly take the stage. Brian Smith, a member of the band, said that when he came to New York in 1976, the loft movement was in full swing. ''Sessions wasn't that far-fetched for me conceptually,'' he said. ''I dug it.''
Mr. Shahrohki and Ms. Harari view the jazz sessions as an extension of projects they pursue during the week, including film and photography, in addition to their architectural design business. ''We are always in the midst of some project here,'' Mr. Shahrohki said. ''Someone is editing a new film and they will project that at sessions. Or a friend will photograph people and hang the shots the next week, so memory and nostalgia come into play.''
Asked what the future holds for the Sunday night sessions, Mr. Shahrohki's eyes lit up. ''We might do an Iranian ritual sacrifice of a sheep, skinning it and feeding the people,'' he said. ''Now that would be an interesting performance, right at the turn of the millennium.'' STEPHEN KOSLOFF
Photo: No, it's not a nightclub, but a weekly happening at a Hudson Street loft. Guests pay $5 to schmooze and hear jazz. (Steve Hart for The New York Times)


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DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — With security heightened in Damascus and thousands fearing rebel attacks in other cities, Syria holds an election Tuesday in the middle of its bloody civil war — a vote that President Bashar Assad is expected to win easily and that critics have denounced as a sham.
Assad's re-election to another seven-year term would show the tenacity of a ruler who had only a tenuous grip on power just over a year ago. In the past 12 months, his troops have clawed back to regain lost ground and significantly strengthen his position, giving him little reason to seek a political compromise in a conflict that has killed more than 160,000 people.
Still, the Syrian government has gone to great lengths to present the vote as a way to resolve the crisis and move forward. For the first time in more than 50 years, more than one candidate will be on the ballot. Assad faces two government-approved challengers in the race, Maher Hajjar and Hassan al-Nouri, both of whom were little known in Syria before declaring their candidacy in April.
The Syrian opposition and its Western allies have dismissed the vote as a farce, questioning the credibility of an election taking place during a raging civil war. Much of northern and eastern Syria is in rebel hands, and polling will only be done in government-controlled areas.
Ahmad al-Jarba, the leader of the Western-backed Syrian National Coalition, described the vote as "theater written with the blood of Syrians." He urged his countrymen to stay home, alleging that Assad was planning to bomb and shell voting centers in order to blame the opposition.
Campaigning officially ended Monday, and workers across central Damascus took down banners, posters and pictures of the candidates. Blue and yellow tents were set up to shade the crowds expected at polling stations from the sun.
Hajjar and al-Nouri gave several interviews and turned up at election events during the race, but Assad has not made any public appearances in recent weeks. Still, the president remained a ubiquitous presence.
A gigantic banner with a smiling Assad stretched from the upper stories of a Damascus university building proclaiming, "The students are with you." Another banner, spangled with tiny Syrian flags, hung from a government ministry and proclaimed its support for the president.
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In about 9 days I am leaving for San Ramon, Costa Rica. I will be in Costa Rica for five months as I spend a semester studying abroad. I have always dreamed of studying abroad and knew it was something important for me to do. While it is going to be hard to leave my family and the people I care about I know that this adventure will allow me to grow as a person. I am eager to improve my spanish skills and experience the culture. I will be leaving January 16th! I will ...
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... The mistake caused my flights from Louisville and Charlotte take off at the same time, instead of three hours apart. The airline had rebooked one of the flights in October but my travel agency hadn't notified me or fixed the issue. I called my travel agency but quickly realized that they weren't going to be much help when they told me that it wasn't possible to get me to Africa on time, even as I told them I was looking at flights that ...
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... br> While Andrew didn't enjoy his dinner of fresh sweet potatoes and avocado last night, he DID enjoy his prunes tonight! He ate them with the family while we all enjoyed our meal.
Then Andrew enjoyed his bath on the counter top.
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Last Day in Charlotte
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James Hubert Pierce belongs to that special fraternity of athletes-turned-actors -- exemplified by Johnny Weissmuller, Buster Crabbe, and Bruce Bennett (aka Herman Brix) -- who were very popular with action film audiences in the early- to mid-20th century. He also shared a component of his career with all of the aforementioned actors, as they all… More Bio:
James Hubert Pierce belongs to that special fraternity of athletes-turned-actors -- exemplified by Johnny Weissmuller, Buster Crabbe, and Bruce Bennett (aka Herman Brix) -- who were very popular with action film audiences in the early- to mid-20th century. He also shared a component of his career with all of the aforementioned actors, as they all portrayed Edgar Rice Burroughs' lord of the jungle, Tarzan. And, along with Herman Brix, he shared the unusual distinction of having gotten the imprimatur of Burroughs himself for the role.
Pierce was a former All-American football player at Indiana University and he was working as a coach at Glendale High School in 1926, when he was noticed by Burroughs at a celebration for the author's daughter being given at his home. The author declared Pierce to be the most perfect realization of the Tarzan character that he'd ever encountered and he arranged for a screen test for him at FBO (Film Book Offices Studios, the precursor to RKO), which was planning a new Tarzan movie. Pierce passed his audition and was cast as Tarzan in what proved to be the last silent Tarzan feature film, Tarzan and the Golden Lion. Released in May 1927, it was a modest success, and it logically might have led to a follow-up film but for the fact that two Tarzan serials, Tarzan the Mighty and Tarzan the Tiger, both starring Frank Merrill, went into production at Universal during the closing years of the silent period.
Tarzan and the Golden Lion was also to be Pierce's only leading role, he later played villains in Westerns, as well as police officers, doormen, and other small roles in mysteries and comedies. He also occasionally appeared in major films (Wings, Horse Feathers, Northwest Mounted Police, My Favorite Brunette) well into the sound era. The party that he attended at the Burroughs home, however, was to have a much more important and beneficial effect upon Pierce's life than any agent or producer could have predicted -- a romance blossomed between Pierce and Burroughs' daughter, Joan, and the two later married. He desired to play Tarzan again -- in a talkie -- and his father-in-law had a clause requiring that Pierce be cast as the jungle king in the production agreement that he made with producer Sol Lesser in 1933 for the movie Tarzan the Fearless. By then, Pierce was no longer in as good condition as he had been six years earlier and he was beaten out for the role by Buster Crabbe, a champion swimmer from the 1932 Olympics. Ironically, the biggest role that Pierce ever had in talkies was as Prince Thun, the leader of the Lion Men of Mongo, in the 1936 Universal serial Flash Gordon, Space Soldiers, starring Buster Crabbe. Pierce was a startling figure in that chapterplay, with his six-foot-four frame clad in armor, sporting a thick mane of shoulder-length hair, and leading an army of Lion Men against the palace of the Emperor Ming.
Even more ironic is the fact that Thun, the Prince of the Lion Men, is the only role for which Pierce ended up being remembered. Tarzan and the Golden Lion is essentially a lost film, unaccounted for since the 1940s. Pierce gave up acting after 1947, instead focusing on his family life. He and Joan Burroughs were married for 40 years, until her death in 1972.
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Classic Shooters Heretic and Hexen Released Under GPL 74
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If I've learned anything from my time on Slashdot, it's that there's a community for everything. No matter how weird or insignificant a software project is, there will be a dedicated community around it.
The source is really the important thing here. I believe you can still buy all of those games still as part of a collection or second hand.
Having the source means that the software needed to run the game files can be ported to whatever platform is necessary and fixed. It also means that freeware level packs are useful even without paying for the game.
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Music Theatre International best describes this delightful musical: Middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd trades his soul to the Devil (aka "Mr. Applegate") for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. Light, fast-paced and devilishly clever, "Damn Yankees" is a home-run hit featuring all-American subject matter and an irreverent sense of humor!
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Henrico's Top Teachers – 2012
Profiles of 20 teachers who make a difference
Teachers do not seek out publicity or acclaim for what they do, but we believe they deserve to be recognized for their efforts. In our second annual 'Henrico's Top Teachers' issue, we tell the stories of 20 outstanding Henrico County teachers.
This year's class includes teachers from throughout Henrico County who teach grade levels from preschool through high school and GED. They were nominated – along with more than 200 others – by readers during the month of November.
The volume of nominations received for this section – more than double the number received for last year's inaugural issue – was overwhelming. Nominations came from parents, grandparents, colleagues, administrators – even students and former students. Paring the number of candidates to just 20 was no easy task.
We're proud to present profiles of these teachers, who were selected for inclusion in this issue based on their professional successes and their personal touches. Each one has, in his or her own unique way, touched hundreds of lives and helped mold the future of Henrico County.
(Click on a teacher's name to read his or her profile article.)
Andrew Baker, Glen Allen H.S., social studies
Allison Bartholomay, Johnson E.S., third grade
Karen Bowles, Hermitage Technical Center, veterinary science
Danette Brady, Jackson Davis E.S., third grade
E. Scott Broderick, Ridge E.S., fourth grade
Ragan Collins, Ratcliffe E.S., second grade
Kenneth Davis, GED program
Tyler Hart, Springfield E.S., third grade
Krista Hodges, Rivers Edge E.S., first grade
Catherine "Kitti" Huber, Skipwith E.S., second grade
Shahidah Jackson, Wilder M.S., physical education
Sharon Johnson, Weinstein JCC, preschool
Linda Korpics, Echo Lake E.S., second grade
Nancy Niedermayer, Glen Lea E.S., kindergarten
Lynne Norris, Deep Run H.S., Center for Information Technology
Robert Rice, Elko M.S., social studies
Pat Rogers, Glen Allen E.S., fourth grade
Kenyatta Smither, Rolfe M.S., instructional aide
Taylor Snow, Moody M.S., social studies
Evelyn Thomas, Three Chopt E.S., second grade
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Morgan and Stackhouse, who became engaged last fall on the day marriage equality became the law in Virginia, have been together for 16 years. They were selected from among 40 couples who registered for the contest. The winners were announced at the Say I Do! Dessert Soiree at the Renaissance in Richmond in February. > Read more.
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The event was created to honor Michael Healy, a local businessman and community leader who died suddenly in June 2011, and to endow the Mike Healy Scholarship (through the Glen Allen Ruritan Club), which benefits students of Glen Allen High School.
Healy served as the chairman of Glen Allen Day for several years and helped raise thousands of dollars for local charities and organizations. > Read more.
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Pick-up will be at noon, March 14, at the Richmond Heights Civic Center, 7440 Wilton Road in Varina.
To place an order, call Mike at (804) 795- 7327 or Jim at (804) 795-9116. > Read more.
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A wide variety of events are taking place within Henrico County this weekend! Whether you're a newcomer or veteran to homeschooling, the 2015 VaHomeschoolers Conference and Resource Fair is the place for you. Theater buffs will enjoy CAT Theatre's production of "Now Then Again" and 5th Wall Theatre's presentation of "The Human Terrain." Other performances include Bolshoi Ballet's "Romeo and Juliet" and Abraham.In.Motion's dual performance of "The Watershed" and "When the Wolves Come In" – all taking place at the University of Richmond. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen will celebrate its 16th anniversary this weekend with "A Date with Frank & Marilyn," an evening of fun and entertainment designed to raise funds for the center's three outreach programs. Another celebration, Halligan's Hooligan's Annual St. Paddy's Day Bash, starts tonight and continues for five days! If you're in the mood for some music, Lynne Mackey will give a piano recital at River Road Church Baptist; the Westminster Schola Cantorum will be at St. Michael Catholic Church; and Junior Sisk and Rambler's Choice will perform at the Shady Grove Coffeehouse. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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... were now sat on the beach, the oldest was around 40, maybe the offspring of one of the original group, all the others were younger, once a year a hippy festival is held here.
After dragging ourselves away we drove back to Heraklion, we plan to visit the Minoan Palace at Knossos tomorrow and want to be there early, we hoped there would be a car park at the site where we could stay, sure enough there ...
Day 169
... resort of Tsoutsouros The harbour has three fishing boats, one speed boat and one nice cruiser moored in it. We took a walk along the promenade passing several tavernas where locals were enjoying a drink in the last of the sunshine.
There are plenty of cats in the harbour that are keeping Logan on his toes, they really do drive him mad!
We watch the coming and goings of the local men checking their boats before it goes dark, we suspect they only fish in them in 'the ...
Day 168
... clouds on the mountains and on the way back to camp the sun disappeared, however it didn't rain. The whole of Crete seems to be picking olives at the moment, as we have been driving around we have noticed groups of migrant workers standing in strategic places in villages, outside the church seems to be a favourite. They must hang about waiting to get hired. Every so often there are ...
The wind has dropped quite considerably overnight, but the noisy sea has kept us awake, I am craving some peace and quiet! We are heading for Zakros gorge today, an easy 7 kilometre walk, if the river isn't too full! It's well signposted and we parked up at car park A, next to another camper from Austria. The owners were inside and waved to us. We made a packed lunch, got out our rucksacks and set off. The oath ...
Day 165
... and not very welcoming. We found a small cove to park for the night, there is definitely a storm brewing, the wind us getting stronger and there are occasional showers. The cove is very nice, there is a long beach in a tight curve with steep mountain sides at each end, the centre area is all olive trees leading up a gentle incline to the village which us about 5 kilometres away. There is one taverna which is closed up for the winter which has a small lake behind it and at ...
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"great, great, great!"
I can't say enough positives about this place! The staff is wonderful, the rooms are large and clean. I had a wonderful balcony and view of the Tuscan countryside. The food was great too. I went here alone without a car. So for small surcharge the staff would drive me to the closest train stop abt 5min away. Buses run very often so it's easy to get […] into Florence or other cities at that point. The staff helped me with researching train times. Also free Wi-Fi! Loved it!!! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great place"
Amazing views, great atmosphere. Great price for what you get. Only issue was air conditioning didn't work- it was comfortable if you left the windows open, but then there were mosquitoes. I liked the place enough to overlook this, I'd stay again for sure.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Beautiful hotel in the Tuscany hills"
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Hotel Villa La Malva. The location in the Tuscany hills is unmatched. The hotel was clean, staff were very courteous, and they even had a pool which we really enjoyed in the warm weather. No complaints!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel in private setting"
Very small quaint family owned and operated hotel in a beautiful setting. They were very accomodating and helpful. The dinners were outstanding. It is out of the way and I highly recomend only if you have a car and GPS system. We will definitely stay there again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Lovely little hotel"
Having had a tiring few days in Rome, this lovely little hotel was an oasis of tranquility, in a pretty village in the beautiful Tuscan countryside, not far from Florence. The owners and staff were very friendly and helpful, providing maps and booking our entry to the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, saving us hours of queuing. The room was finished to a […] very high quality and we had a lovely terrace overlooking the Arno valley. Breakfasts were delicious with plenty of choice but it hadn't been clear to us when we booked that they weren't included in the cost of the hotel. It would have been better if they had been as it would have been unlikely we'd have gone elsewhere for breakfast. We had dinner at the hotel on 3 nights. The food was great but limited and we could have done with some vegetables! Also, we had to pay for extras such as water and bread, but didn't realise this until we came to settle the final bill. This should have been made clear upfront. The hotel was well placed for exploring Tuscany, though one road back to the hotel was scary to say the least! All in all, we had a lovely stay at this charming hotel and would strongly recommend it if you're considering visiting this part of the world. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great views and friendly people."
Overall I had a good stay and found the people helpful and friendly. The whole feel of the hotel was positive and the negative comments following only affected the first day. Unfortunately, on arrival, I had to search the hotel and get help from other guests to find the check in person. A notice said to ring the bell for reception but nobody answered […] either that or the phone. The appropriate person was busy with other duties and thought all guests were already checked in. He was quick to help when finally contacted. Late in the same day I had to ask twice for the canned music playing by the pool to be turned off (at about 1030pm). It had been left on by mistake after the pool closed and the speakers were facing my room. Both these things were dealt with and there was much else to commend. The restaurant for example is very pleasant and the food is good even if rather light on vegetables. The breakfast terrace is great with a tremendous view. Information in the room could be improved. It doesn't mention that breakfast and dinner are taken in different places for example and it would have been good to be given the wifi code without asking. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Cute hotel but very remote"
This hotel looks adorable from the outside but is very far away from everything so I do not recommend unless you have a car. Dinner was also very expensive and not worth it. Rooms were a little outdated and the air conditioning did not work. We informed staff of this and they told us they would come and check it out. We waited hours and they never did […] so we suffered through 2 very hot and stuffy sleepless nights. Do not recommend if you prefer a cooler, air conditioned room in the summer for sleeping. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great view !"
This hotel was at part 2 of our honeymoon, it is located in a beautiful and secluded Italian town, the hotel is very nice, clean and pretty. The staff were very nice and helpful ! One little problem though, this hotel is very close to nature (which is great) and therefore in the mosquito season we couldn't use the pool. The breakfast is highly recommended […] - they serve one of the best cappuccinos we had in Italy. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Wonderful time"
We had a wonderful time. Gorgeous views, lovely room, staff were great and we really enjoyed the restaurant.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great value for money"
Great villa in a wonderful location...would highly recommend.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Lovely Tuscan hill hotel"
Great hotel which feels deep in the Tuscan hills yet only a 20 minute drive from Florence. Very clean and great friendly staff. Would suggest you do need a car. Nice pool and terrace area. Driveway steep and gravel covered meaning lots of wheel spinning trying to get outGenuine Expedia guest review
"hotel la malva"
this small hotel is pleasant enough, ditto the owner, with lovely views of the Tuscan countryside, but falls down on three points:- 1. the heating is only turned on remotely by the owners at approx 7.30 pm and this is unsatisfactory on cold rainy April late afternoons, 2. much of the premises is an unfinished building site (the owners are creating 8 […] extra bedrooms plus swimming pool), and 3. the candle-lit dinners available on the two evenings we unwisely decided to dine in were served in a cold dining room and consisted of unappetising pasta & sauce, 'plastic' meat whether chicken or pork, straight out of the deep-freeze, which we were too hungry not to eat on our arrival & which we left mostly uneaten on the second occasion Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Siisti hotelli kauniilla paikalla."
Oli mukava tulla rauhaliselle hotellille turisti tungosten jälkeen. Kiva kylä, yksi ravintola ja pieni kauppa josta sai herkkuja Toscanasta. Omistaja 20 vuotta sitten muuttanut ruotsista. Hän osasi neuvoa kullanarvoisia paikkoja ja autoi maksamaan sakkoni.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Schöne kleine Unterkunft mit super Ausblick"
Das Hotel ist nur mit dem Auto zu erreichen (über enge Bergstraßen), was aber ok ist. Abenteuerlich wird es dann, wenn man versuchen muss auf einer stark abschüssigen mit Rollsplit versehen Hotelzufahrt zu parken bzw. zu wenden. Wenn das geschafft ist, hat man aber einen umso schöneren Blick auf das Arnotal (insbesondere bei den Zimmern mit Balkon oder […] Dachterasse). Für den Pool gilt dasselbe. Sehr zu empfehlen ist auch die hoteleigene Taverne, in der wir sehr gut gegessen haben. Wer viel unternehmen will kann auch bequem von Signa (nächstgrößere Stadt 10-15 Autominuten entfernt) mit dem Zug viele bekannte Ziele (Florenz, Pisa, Siena, etc.) schnell und günstig erreichen. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Bon hôtel dans sa catégorie"
Très bon petit-déjeuner sur la terrasse avec belle vue. Belle piscine. Très bon accueil.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Lille dejligt hotel i lækre omgivelser"
Dejligt lille hotel, der ligger med en pragtfuld udsigt i lille charmerende Carmignano. Vi blev modtaget med åbne arme (til trods for at vi kom 3 timer før indtjek startede), og vi blev straks budt på frokost, selvom dette skulle være booket i forvejen. Lille og ok morgenmadsbuffet til billig penge. Personale og ejere storsmilende hele tiden. Poolområdet […] er indbydende og lækkert. Helt sikkert ikke sidste gang vi har været der! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hotell med pool och utsikt"
Mysigt hotell på landet. Bil ett måste. God frukostbuffé på terrassen med underbar utsikt. Stor pool, dock ibland med lite väl hög musik. I övrigt ett perfekt familjehotell för dagsturer i Toscana.Genuine Expedia guest review
"très bon accueil"
très bon accueil en français,hotel parfait dommage qu'il y est 1 aile en construction .les indications pour trouver l hotel sont pratiquement inexistantesGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"gute Lage für Florenz-Besuch(e)"
in 3,5km Entfernung liegt Signa mit Zuganbindung (2,50€ nach Florenz) ausreichend kostenlose Parkplätze am Bahnhof. Betreiberfamilie sehr freundlich , Abendessen mit gutem Preis/leistungsverhältnis. sehr schöne fasst unturistische Gegend. Bilder der Homepage stimmen.Genuine Expedia guest review
"fredeligt hotel med god udsigt"
dejligt hotel. flinke og rare hotel ejer og stab, god service hjælp til turer, nemt med tog til Firenze. minus, ingen betjening mellem 11 og 16Genuine Expedia guest review
Wir waren nur eine Nacht da, aber können zusammenfassen: geräumiges Zimmer, sehr großer Pool, alles sehr sauber, tolles Frühstück. In 30 Minuten ist man in Florenz. Check-in erst um 15.00, falls vorher jemand da ist (war bei uns der Fall), wird Zimmer aber prompt fertig gemacht.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Schönes Hotel im Florentiner Hinterland"
Sehr schönes Hotel mit Panoramasicht auf ein kleines Tal. Die Gastgeber sind äußerst höflich und zuvorkommend. In der Villa La Malva befindet sich ebenfalls eine urige Taverne in der man lecker zu Abend essen kann und guten Wein bekommt. Das Hotel eignet sich sehr gut um Florenz und Umgebung zu erkunden. Allerdings ist man auf ein Auto angewiesen und […] abends lädt in der unmittelbaren Umgebung kein kleines Städtchen zu einem Bummel ein. Wer darauf verzichten kann und eine schöne Unterkunft nach einem "anstrengenden" Ausflugstag sucht ist hier aber genau richtig! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Hotel in schöner Lage, unweit von Florenz (20Min)"
Das Hotel ist sehr schön gelegen, ruhig, im Grünen, die terrassenförmige Anlage besonders. Das Hotelpersonal, besonders an der Rezeption sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Schön die Möglichkeit, das Frühstück auf der Terrasse einzunehmen. Ein sehr schöner Pool gehört ebenfalls zur Anlage. Das einfachste Zimmer, Kompakt, ist OK, klein, aber mit einem schönen […] Bad. Zu jedem Zimmer gehört ein Tisch mit 2 Stühlen, wo man gemütlich draußen sitzen kann mit einem schönen Blick. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"simplecidade e conforto"
Ficamos 4 dias hospedados neste hotel simples e confortável. Seus proprietários sào amáveis e solícitos. A janta feita especialmente prar nós estava maravilhosa! Recomendamos!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Really beautiful place, big swimminpool and fantastic water. Magic atmosphere"
02/04/15 Jonathan c Greater London, United Kingdom
Magic place, really beautiful swimmingpool and fantastic water, very friendly and professional staff , very good homemade food, the rooms are clean and the place are near Florence and the price are very good .
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"Excellent hotel"
12/11/14 Margareta K Sala, Sweden
An excellent hotel...welcoming staff, clean and cozy room, delicious homemade dinner with a very tasty glass of wine...what can you more ask for. I will definitely be back this summer for a swim in the swimming pool.
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"Excellent hotel with beautiful views"
11/15/13 Caroline H Sala, Sweden
I just stayed at the Hotel Villa La Malva, too short. A lovely villa with marvelous views. I had a very tasty dinner in the restaurant, completely decorated with stone walls and chestnut beams. I was served and exquisite pasta with local mushrooms, stewed boar and a bottle of their own house wine. The room was very clean and cozy, just as shown on the photos. In the morning, one can open the curtains and see the sun rise above the hills in front of the hotel. I had the beautiful swimming pool area just underneath my room. The area is equipped with sun chairs and decorated with palm trees. Fresh bread and croissant, among many other things, were served at breakfast. One can choose either to sit inside or outside on the panoramic terrace, enjoying the breathtaking view of the Arno valley. Very professional and welcoming staff. Will definitely be back as soon as I can.
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"Villa La Malva: 'home' in Tuscany"
07/22/13 D-2000_2013 Belgium
If you want to visit the beautiful region of Tuscany by car and return 'home' every night, Villa La Malva is the right choice! The hotel owners are extremely friendly and helpful. Breakfast, which was elaborate enough for Italian norms, was fresh every morning. We very much liked the fact that it was served outside. We asked for early breakfast twice, which was no problem at all. Kristina prepared it almost an hour early for us, two days in a row. There is also the possibility to have dinner at the villa, we did so twice and we did not regret it! The prices for a three-course meal are very reasonable, and it is home-cooked. Furthermore, it is no problem to ask for seconds (or extras)! Our room was spatious and had a renovated bathroom. The room did get quite hot during the day, however, as the A/C only started working at 7 p.m. We had to leave it on all night, which was rather noisy. Moreover, we only had a bath (no shower) and it took a long time for the bath to fill up, as the water pressure was quite low. But we didn't let this bother us: we were able to cool off in the amazing pool, which was as clean as it was large, with a wonderful view of the hills. One other tiny point of criticism: it is difficult to park at the villa. But you can easily park in the village and walk five miunutes towards the hotel. Poggio alla Malva is a very small town, with only one little shop, owned by very friendly people. The hotel, then, has a quiet location. On our first night, a group of teenagers did disturb the peace, but fortunately they were gone afterwards. We agree with one of the previous reviews that this must have been an isolated incident. Considering the fact that Tuscany is an expensive region to stay, we were very happy with the value of the hotel, i.e. we got what we were looking for when we booked, a quiet and charming place to return to and relax after visiting the area. We would definitely recommend Villa La Malva, for its excellent location to visit the wonderful cities of Florence, Pisa, Siena, Lucca, San Gimignano and Vinci (don't be afraid to go there by car - all of the important cities have large car parks outside the city walls), and even more so for its wonderful owners! When we return Tuscany, we will defitely stay at Villa La Malva again!
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"Quiet and charming hotel"
07/17/13 Dana B Brussels, Belgium
We stayed at Villa la Malva for a week in July. The owners of the hotel are VERY helpful and friendly. You feel right at home there. The rooms are spatious and clean, the bathroom is completely renovated. Breakfast is served outside, which is very nice. You can have dinner there every evening (if you like): the dinner is great. It's simple, but good and home-made food. The pool is absolutely amazing: it is very clean and really big (with an amazing view over the hills!). We had the pool to ourselves most of the time. The location of the hotel is good: you can visit all the important cities by car. Poggio alla Malva is a quiet town. There is a small grocery store near the church: they sell almost anything and you can taste (and buy) great cheese, ham and wine. I would strongly advise you to visit the store, you won't regret it! If you want to visit Tuscany by car and rest in a charming hotel, go for Villa la Malva!
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"Started a bit rocky, but Kristina made it worthwhile!"
07/12/13 Melissa S Troy, Missouri
We stayed at Villa La Malva for two nights. We arrived on a Monday and were pleasantly surprised when they let us check in early. Since most places in the area were closed on Monday, we made reservations for dinner at the hotel. They have a beautiful pool, which we enjoyed until it was invaded by teenagers who took it over and basically forced all the hotel customers out of the pool. We believed them to be guests at the hotel at first, but at dinner, we began to think differently. We ordered a bottle of wine and proceeded to eat our dinner when the raucous group of 18 teenagers in swimsuits and towels descended on the small dining room. There was no longer a nice leisurely dinner because no one could hear the person across the table from them speak. We were paying for this dinner, and it was made highly unpleasant by this group of teens we think were there for a birthday party thrown by perhaps the child or relative of someone from the hotel. We felt the planning was simply poor. They forsook the guests' comfort to cater to these people who were not paying guests (as far as we could tell). After they ate dinner, they took over the pool again until 10 p.m. After this first evening, I was prepared to write a terrible review of my stay, but the next morning, I met Kristina, who was not present the previous night. She catered to our every need at breakfast, went above and beyond to make a reservation for us at a winery, and did everything she could to make our stay pleasant. I should also mention that a young girl working reception the day we checked in was also extremely helpful and kind too. She printed train schedules for us and did everything she could to answer our questions. So while our first night was somewhat unpleasant, the kindness of Kristina and the other young lady made up for the loud and unenjoyable meal. The room was nice and the view was wonderful. I'm sure the teenage crowd is an isolated incident and the rest of our stay was pleasant.
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"A very enjoyable holiday on the whole"
10/24/12 Jennie S Ystrad Mynach,Caerphilly, United Kingdom
Good size room, very clean, large balcony with stunning views. I would not recommend staying here without a car as it is quite rural and about 4 miles on narrow twisty roads from the nearest train station at Signa, Kristina and Gabrielle who run the hotel were very helpful. Kristina speaks excellent English and nothing is too much trouble. The restaurant served very acceptable food cooked by Kristina's mother-in-law. The swimming pool, a recent addition, looked very inviting. Would recommend using the train from Signa to visit Florence, Siena and Lucca. Downsides:the plumbing in our room was not ideal, it was impossible to have a shower as the water pressure was low and the bath took ages to run. The hot tap needed a new washer and dripped excessively, although a plumber was promised early on in our stay nothing happened. This is not really a hotel for small children, or anyone with mobility problems as there are flights of steps up to the breakfast room/bar and down to the restaurant, no lift.
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"Some real positives but missing a few tricks"
08/29/12 DevonAnon Devon
The rooms in this hotel are really good, a large size, clean with nice furniture. We had a very enjoyable stay although this is further from Florence than we orginally thought because of the winding roads. Taxis overcharged when they were ordered by the hotel but we managed to get a better deal from Florence when the train was cancelled. The restaurant at the hotel served homecooked food which was nice but the restaurant was very hot and the wine was poor. There is a lovely pool at the hotel but be aware this is not included in the price of your room. The owners charge 10 Euros per person per day. The hotel is currently going through some work which will look really good. However I feel that they are missing out on a few easy things to do. For example drinks/dinner by the pool. Whe we asked for drinks to have in our room on the balcony they looked very surprised and ofetn there was no one at the bar to serve you. When we asked for a recommendation for another restaurant locally they refused to tell us. Views from the hotel were lovely and the balcony was a real bonus.
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"Fantastic - don't think twice, just book it!"
08/28/12 meme2709 Glasgow, United Kingdom
We have just arrived back from a week long stay at the Villa La Malva - it was wonderful. The owners are so friendly and helpful, waiting up for us to arrive late on our first night and rustling up a delicious pasta dish with wine and dessert. I would say that it is not that hard to find, the village Poggio all Malva is signposted and the hotel easily spotted if you've seen the photos before arriving - the villa sits impressively down a hill over looking the valley. Our first time driving in Italy (and on the "right" side of the road) and we managed fine - the roads are steep and windy but follow the locals (toot your horn when approaching blind corners) and you'll be fine. The room was large with generous balcony (with table and chairs) over looking the hills and valley. Breakfast is served on the roof terrace and there is a delightful restaurant downstairs - our only regret is that we did't eat there more often. The pool is AMAZING and definitely worth the extra charge - even with Florence on our doorstep it was still so difficult to drag ourselves away from the pool and its view. You do need a car to stay at this hotel (and enjoy the breathtaking scenery a short drive further up the hill) but I would thoroughly recommend it as a base to drive to Florence, Lucca, Pisa etc... and don't be afraid to drive into these cities, despite what the guidebooks say. They all have buses/trams/trains to take into the centre of the city if you find spaces on the outskirts for 5-10 euros parking per day. We even found FREE parking in Lucca 10 mins walk from the entrance to the walled city. My only tip is install google translate on your phone (for the signs - that way you won't miss anything!) and read up on where you can/can't park (white bays are free in some places, for residents only in other places. Blue spaces are chargeable but void on road cleaning days.) Above all - this hotel was great, and a perfect memorable place for me and my boyfriend to stay during a romantic trip to Florence that ended with a proposal in Fiesole at sunset. Don't think twice, just book it! (but remember to book your car too!)
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"Thank you! A wonderful place to stay."
09/28/11 Lyn_Norwich Norwich, United Kingdom
Kristina, you made our trip to Tuscany everything I hoped it would be - and more! La Malva is a clean, charming, friendly hotel.Yes, getting there is an "interesting" journey if you are not used to small,twisty roads but well worth the effort.(you do need a car) Our room was quiet, comfortable, well furnished and overlooked the valley with the rising sun to greet us from the balcony every morning. Breakfast was super(the kettle for my morning tea was always ready!) and there was always a friendly greeting. Everyone had a warm, helpful manner. Kristina had maps, train times and even booked tickets for us for a museum trip. We enjoyed 2 evening meals with great local wine in the hotel restaurant.I would love to return some day when the pool is completed and wish La Malva continued success.
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The cab driver was detained and questioned by two policemen, while on his way to drop a group of women employees
The family of a person who committed suicide in his house in Nanmangalam near Tambaram on Friday evening has sought videography of the post-mortem.
The body is currently in Tambaram Taluk Government Hospital.
On Sunday, parents and other family members of 29-year-old G. Rajiv Gandhi approached the Pallikaranai police to conduct an enquiry into the events leading to his suicide.
They alleged that two policemen had acted extra-judicially in detaining Rajiv on Thursday evening, when the cab driver was on his way to drop a group of women employees at their homes in and around Medavakkam.
Madipakkam traffic police investigators and the Pallikaranai police said Rajiv had consumed liquor prior to driving the car.
However the contention is over whether the two policemen were within their rights to detain and question Rajiv.
His family alleged he felt humiliated because of the nature of the enquiry and took the extreme step.
Rajiv's father Govindan said one of the policemen was on casual leave and the other was a station writer.
Technically, neither of them had the right to detain and question Rajiv.
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Adorn the tables at the party with Mickey Mouse printed plastic table clothes that burst with brilliant colors and portray the Disney characters Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and Goofy. Mickey Mouse featured paper plates are made in three sizes: lunch, dinner and dessert. Matching napkins, come in two sizes either lunch or beverage. Cutlery is available in coordinating colors of red, black and yellow. Paper beverage cups showing Mickey Mouse and Goofy's face can be purchased. Toss some Mickey Mouse confetti's on the table to add a unifying dimension to the display.
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Mickey Mouse is a classic children's party decoration theme. This beloved Disney character sets off nostalgic memories for every child and adult. There are numerous types of decorations available in a couple different styles of the character. Choose from vintage Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse friends or just the mouse himself. Make your guests eyes light up with joy and appreciation by trimming the party with this magical mouse.
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text: Hey guys so a couple of days ago my rear diff stripped so I found a working diff and filled it with some fluid I use on my emaxx (just the rear not the front) . Then I get it working then i go outside and doing some speed runs and jumps and BAM something striped. Take it apart and Im like ok so its the back diff, nope, front diff, nope, take out one little screw to check the spur and its a broken spur. Then Yesturday I go the the hobby shop and buy 2 spur gears and pop it inside, reassemble it, go outside again in my back yard and was having my yellow lab puppy chase it around and then after 20 minutes it breaks again, so I check the spur and BAM its broken again. Im not going to wast the extra gear i bought. So the Question is why are my spur gears stripping?


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I have been going to Tamarindo for over 12 years. I have stayed in a variety of hotels. This is my favourite. The location is ideal, especially if you surf. The grounds are beautiful, and its hard to believe that you are in the middle of town because you feel so secluded. And taken care of, the staff are attentive and friendly. I had a technical issue happen to my room, not their fault, but they compensated amazingly. Denis and Norma were really helpful. The balcony and view from my room
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