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Historical Traveler Reviews Loews New Orleans Hotel
Awesome hotel, great location!
I was at this wonderful hotel in Feb. and I can't say enough about this hotel, everyone was very friendly, the service was 5 star.
Their restaurant is great, awesome menu!
Sara at the concierge is the best! Knows the best places for everything in new Orleans, and very helpful planning any tours or recommending other places to eat and drink.
I can't wait to go back in November....
See you soon Loews!!!
Our Family LOVES LOEWS!
We were lucky to be guests at Loews Hotel in January of 2004, less than one month after they opened. We arrived on a rainy afternoon by taxi, and were immediately met with large umbrellas to shelter us on the way in. That set the mood for our entire stay! The doormen (especially Stanley, who really made an impression on our son), the concierge, the pool staff, the manager - everyone there was top-notch at guest-pleasing. We wanted a swamp tour so that our son could see alligators in their natural environment, and even though it was January, and that was a nearly impossible task to accomplish, the concierge found us a tour with a guide who didn't stop until he found an alligator, and even caught it and let our son hold it! We were taking a cruise out of the Port of New Orleans, and we woke up on the morning of our departure to see our Royal Caribbean Ship right out our river- view window. The rooms were spacious and clean, the service was five star, and we would DEFINITELY stay at Loews again. This was our second Loews stay, the first being in Orlando at Universal Studios. Keep up the good work. We'll be back!
Wonderful Hotel
This was my first trip to New Orleans and we had a wonderful experience. The hotel was beautiful and the service could not have been better. Everyone at this hotel went out of their way to make our stay pleasurable. The beds are so comfortable and they provide you with many different pillows to choose from. Unfortunately during our stay, our car got broken into, but it turned out for the better because we got to stay an extra night in this fabulous hotel and the hotel ended up paying for our extra night and for our broken car window. You get more than what you pay for at this hotel, it was definately worth a broken car window.
Great Service and Beautiful Surroundings
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay and would definitely stay at the Loews next time I visit New Orleans. I stayed at the Loews while in town for a very big convention. Loews was one of the hotels listed as a conference hotel and I was a little concerned that the hotel would have the congested and hurried atmosphere when accommodating so many people. I was very pleasantly surprised that at no time during the stay did it feels like conventionl chaos.
I travel frequently and am VERY particular about my surroundings and the level of service that I receive. From the moment I arrived at the hotel to my departure, I was completely impressed by this establishment. The rooms are spacious and beautifully decorated. One small flaw was the lack of a full length mirror. When I brought this to the attention of the front desk, they had a full length mirror in my room by nightfall. The bathroom is very nice as well. All the staff in the lobby are warm and welcoming from the bellman to the valets. I felt really valued as a guest.
I had a massage at the spa and was most impressed as well.
I have stayed in many New Orleans hotels and this is the one I would definitely select in the future.
Exceeded Expectations! Would stay again!
Glad I picked Loews. I'm a harsh critic when it comes to hotels/travel but I spent 2 wonderful nights at Loews. Grand luxury king room - very large room, plush bedding w/goose down comforter and pillows, 2 TVs, soaking tub with separate shower, free in-room coffee each day (no charge), good location - 1 block from Riverwalk, Riverfront Streetcar line and Mother's restaurant; 2 blocks from Canal Streetcar line, Shoppes at Canal and French Quarter. Loved the bathroom! Fitness center and pool were very nice. Beautiful lobby. Problem with double charging of daily Internet access, which was immediately rectified.
Yep, they wanted me to pay for extra coffee
I stayed here on a business trip, was impressed by the rooms and service, but was horrified by the coffee policy -- once you have used the one small bag in the room they want $4 for an extra one. The night porter clearly thought it was an idiotic policy as well and slipped me a few bags for no charge. I won't be staying at a Loews when I have to pay for the room.
Clean, beautiful, service fantastic
I couldn't have asked for better. Rooms were spotless, beds were Divine with down comforters and 8 pillows per bed. Pool was splendid! Only bad point was a puzzling test fire alarm at 8 am. They gave me a credit on my bill for it. By the way, service was out of this world wonderful. We'd ask for towels, toothbrushes, and more soap on separate phone calls and get them within a minute. Location is about 5 blocks away from the Quarter, right across the street from the casino, wonderfully quiet (except for the test fire alarm). I booked it for a whole party and everybody loved it. The annual tradition is now that we'll definitely stay here. Oh! Forgot to mention: decor of lobby, knock your socks off beautiful.
Inconvenienced and nickel & dimed to death
I arrived about 12 A.M. and I was checked in by a clerk who had only worked at the Loews for 1 month. I told him I did not want the free newspaper delivered to my door, and I did not want housekeeping service - I wanted no one in my room except me. I asked him if I could place something in the safe-deposit box behind the counter, and he told me there was a safe in the room. I said I know there's one in the room, but most upscale hotels also have boxes behind the counter for guests to use. He insisted the only safe-deposit boxes were in the rooms. He said to make sure, he'd go ask his manager. When he returned, he said he was wrong, there were safe-deposit boxes behind the counter, but they were all in use. I was placed in a smoking room although my reservation specifically said non-smoking. The bellman brought my bags into the room but did not offer to set up the suitcase rack and place my luggage on it, he just set all the bags in one spot and left - with a tip! I had to place my $5000 cash in the room's safe and I felt uneasy about it every time I left the room. The following morning, I opened my door to find a newspaper. A short time later, housekeeping knocked on my door. I spoke with the assistant manager, Lisa, about these things and was told she would take care of it and from now on nobody would be entering my room. I went out to dinner and returned to find that someone had come into the room to turn down the bed and had also turned on the radio and lamp. I called the hotel's manager, Steve Ferran, and left a message. The following day he said all the problems were caused by the new clerk at the front desk who did not pass my requests on to the proper personnel. He apologized for all the inconveniences and said if there's anything he could do, to just ask. He even offered to pay for a meal in the restaurant. That same night, I called the front desk to request a pack of coffee for my in-room coffee maker. I had used the first one and since I'd had no housekeeping service, I was out. I was told that the first pack for each room is free upon check-in, but I'd have to pay for any additional coffee packs. I was stunned by this, as I have NEVER had to pay for extra coffee; Not at a Motel 6 or Best Western, and I certainly didn't expect to have to pay for it at a 5 star hotel with rates beginning at $199 per night!! She insisted that was hotel policy. I went up to my room and called the night manager who also said that was hotel policy. He did offer to bring me some coffee after I told him that Mr. Ferran had offered to take care of any needs I may have. I told him he better just hang on to that coffee because I didn't want to bankrupt the hotel by getting a free pack of coffee. That was the last straw for me! This hotel wants to nickel & dime its guests for everything - $1 for local calls, in-room movies are about 8 bucks, and having to pay for extra coffee?! NEVER AGAIN Will I stay at a Loews! I don't usually stay at 4 & 5 star hotels, but Harrah's casino was putting me up. I usually stay at budget or mid-priced properties. I always get free local and toll-free calls and if I ask one of the housekeepers, I get extra coffee. FREE!
Big Easy Hospitality
I recently returned from this new Loews hotel located on the edge of the French Quarter. Having 2 dogs, my wife and I stay in Loews pet friendly hotels almost exclusively with some mixed reviews. However, I am pleased to say this one did not disappoint. Each member of the service staff was pleasant, helpful, and interactive. Even during Jazz Fest, when the place was mobbed with guests and other partiers, the staff kept its cool. An indoor lap pool and spa are available as well as on site parking (which, like everywhere in N.O. was pricey at $27 per 24 day). Our corner king room was large with a separate tub and shower and a window. All staff members were eager to please if not a little "green". I will say they were a bit understaffed, particularly at the bar but this seemed to be the trend all over N.O.. If you're interested in the N.O. experience but don't want to stay in the French Quarter, this hotel would be a great choice.
No warm welcome at this place
Arrived at 2:30 am after a red eye flight. Hotel did not have us arriving untill the following evening due top an error made by Southwest Airlines Vacations. Was sermoned by the person checking me in for 10 minutes on how they did not have me arriving until the following morning. I showed my documentation proving that I was paid in full for my stay along with the travel dates. I also called the hotel twice prior to confirm my reservation, also on the same evening of check in to let them know my plane was delayed. Yet I got the lecture "this hotel is fully booked". My room was fully pre-paid! Very unfriendly reception. I finally got one room key for the both of us and no mini bar key. I was afraid to ask for one, as we may have gotten lectured again. Once we checked in the room we noticed furniture was out of place and a used washcloth was on the bathroom counter along with a dirty towel hanging on the back door. The room was not cleaned properly for the entire 6 nights- once the used ice cube bowl was left in our room and we were left without TP on two occasions. And we still tipped $3 per day hoping that would get us better service. Now on to in-room dining. Bad food outrageously overpriced. 9 dollars for a slice of cheesecake. We ordered fruit plates each morning at breakfast. On day 3 our fruit arrived on a 5 inch plate and they tried to charge us $10 for it, the same price for the large plate we received the past 2 mornings.
Had to wait 10 mins for another replacement of course. This is a small part of many inconsistancies during our stay. The hotel's grand opening was on the final night before check out and the owner was there with free champagne. I expect better service at a Motel 6. The greeter at the door was very friendly as was staff during the day but the rest of the stay was a huge disappointment. And did I mention that we were erroneously charged $269 for our room that first night on our check-out bill? Save your money and find a better spot in a great city.
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Billecart-Salmon Champagne Tasting
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There are many ways to spend a Monday evening after a dreary day at the office, but we reckon spending it with a glass of sparkling wine from the oldest continuously family-owned Champagne house in France is near the top of the list. Clement Calleja, Billecart-Salmon's brand ambassador, was kind enough to spend his evening with us, sharing the story of the label and the family behind it. Billecart-Salmon Brut Reserve and Billecart-Salmon Brut Rosé have long been staff favorites, and from the turn out, a lot of you enjoy it just as much. Until next time, here are some pictures to tide you over. Try not to get thirsty.
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Marc Mondavi Wine Dinner at Oliver's Restaurant
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Borrowing directly in two scenarios only
Your fund can't directly borrow money, except in two instances: if you need cash to pay a member's benefit, or if you need cash urgently to settle a share transaction.
1. Borrow to pay a super benefit
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The latest 'hot' trend in the SMSF world is the opportunity for a SMSF to indirectly borrow to purchase fund assets using a limited recourse borrowing arrangement.
In plain English, such an arrangement enables your fund to purchase an asset using borrowed funds. Your fund makes an initial payment, your fund then pays interest and after a period of time, the fund has the option to eventually repay the full amount and received full ownership of the asset. The super fund secures beneficial ownership of the asset from the very start.
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Winners & Losers
07/02/07 at 03:26 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Scott Morrison of the CBC,
The likes of New York, Colorado, Detroit, Toronto, Philadelphia all had their cheque books out on the first day of free-agent shopping. And almost all got goofy with not only the dollars, but the terms in the contracts. Five, six, seven, even an eight-year deal, the values from $6 million to seven and change on average. And two players will earn $10 million next season.
All of which has prompted more than observer of the game to ask aloud: And what exactly was the lockout suppose to accomplish?
Well, the spending is linked to revenues, so there is overall control. That's what the NHL wanted.
more and who won and lost on day 1 of the UFA signings…
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Jagr Disappointed With Nylander Loss
07/02/07 at 03:13 PM ET | Comments (0)
Roman at eNHL.cz (not translated) has a quote from Jagr regarding the loss of Nylander…
Jagr: "I am little disappointed the Rangers were not able to keep Nylander on the team. It was really good for me to play with him.
We played together for 2 years with the Rangers and 1 year in Washington. We worked well together and knew what to expect from one another."
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07/02/07 at 02:42 PM ET | Comments (0)
For the next week, NHL players Steve Montador and Andrew Ference will be in Tanzania, Africa, as athlete-ambassadors for the humanitarian organization Right To Play.
While in Tanzania, Montador and Ference will be able to read your support of their charitable efforts here:
In addition, Ference will be writing a journal and posting pictures when he returns home on July 8, and will be able to respond to any questions or comments you post.
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Manny Makes Sense
07/02/07 at 02:39 PM ET | Comments (0)
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There's that knee injury that pretty much put Fernadez out of action after January. Even though he was scheduled this week to be medically cleared by Wild doctors to resume play, there's something a little unsettling about hearing a player say he sprained a knee ligament, and then ''tore it three more times.''
There's that $4.33 million salary cap figure this year and next, which may knock Boston out of the running for any current free agents of significance.
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Risk, of course, is part of every trade, but there's so much logic built into this deal that general manager Peter Chiarelli couldn't pass it up.
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07/02/07 at 02:22 PM ET | Comments (0)
From Rob Rossi at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review,
Crosby is entering the final season of a three-year, entry-level contract he signed shortly after the Penguins made him the top pick in the 2005 NHL draft. All he has done since signing that deal—which, with performance incentives, has paid him well (almost $4 million annually) over the past two years—is halt the Penguins' six-season playoff drought, become the youngest athlete to lead any North American professional league in scoring and win acclaim by both his peers and the hockey media as the league's most valuable player.
He will turn 20 on Aug. 7. The Penguins can start talking today to his agent, Pat Brisson, about a lengthy contract extension, under terms of the league's collective bargaining agreement.
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from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
Under this CBA the rich get richer AND get to pick off the better players. The less rich will have to raise ticket prices in some markets just to get to the floor and in other markets just to be able to pay for arbitration awards that will be rising because of the new contracts being handed out to players who are jumping to teams with more cash on hand.
Imagine hiking ticket prices after you've just seen your best player bolt for a bigger market and you've got nothing in return.
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Good Job Dale
07/02/07 at 01:15 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Chicago Blackhawks,
The Chicago Blackhawks announced today that General Manager Dale Tallon has been given a 2-year contract extension. Tallon became the 8th General Manager in the team's storied history back on June 21, 2005.
"I'm very excited that the Blackhawks have given me the opportunity to continue to work toward our goal of winning the Stanley Cup," said Tallon. "We are continuing to put together the pieces of the puzzle that are going to make the Blackhawks a very competitive team. We are getting closer to where we want to be and when we get there we are going to stay there for a very long time."
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Bad Business
07/02/07 at 11:40 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Bucky Gleason of the Buffalo News,
For some reason, such as arrogance, the Buffalo Sabres figured they could get away with trying to muscle co-captains Chris Drury and Daniel Briere when, in fact, General Manager Darcy Regier and owner Tom Golisano didn't have an ounce of leverage. Apparently, they thought they were smarter than legions of people who have wailed all season to get something done. Boy, they really taught Drury and Briere a lesson, didn't they?...
One more time: Drury and Briere would have stayed in Buffalo for less money than their market value had the Sabres shown genuine interest. The Sabres' gross miscalculation concerning this situation will cost them plenty of fans, which translates to plenty of money. It's bad business.
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Wait And See
07/02/07 at 11:34 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Edmonton Journal,
Oilers fans may well adopt a "show-me" attitude about the deal Lowe made. At least until the painful irony of watching Smyth sign with divisional rival Colorado for the same numbers—five years for $31.25 million US—that Pronger agreed to in Edmonton not so long ago, wears off.
Lowe said he called Smyth's agent (Don Meehan) first thing Sunday morning to put in Edmonton's bid. Lowe never received a call back.
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A Few Bits
07/02/07 at 11:18 AM ET | Comments (0)
Kevin Allen was on WDFN radio in Detroit this morning and few bits from Kevin.
-Shanahan signing with the Rangers will be very tight (cap wise).
-He feels Niedermayer will come back and play.
-Hudler RFA) may get more money playing in Europe than signing with the Wings.
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14179 version 3 11-Jul-10 1 of 3 DRAMA STUDIES Explore the universal purposes of masks level: 2 credit: 6 planned review date: December 2003 sub-field: Drama purpose: People credited with this unit standard are able to: research the cultural use of masks; create an original symbolic mask; and demonstrate use of mask through performance of a devised ritual. entry information: Open. accreditation option: Evaluation of documentation by NZQA. moderation option: A centrally established and directed national moderation system has been set up by NZQA. special notes: Although a ritual may be devised by an individual or as part of a collaborative process, the unit standard does not assess this aspect. New Zealand Qualifications Authority 2010 14179 version 3 11-Jul-10 2 of 3 DRAMA STUDIES Explore the universal purposes of masks Elements and Performance Criteria element 1 Research the use of masks in different cultural contexts. Range: masks from two cultures. performance criteria 1.1 Research establishes designs and materials used for the masks. 1.2 Research includes examples of symbolic representation by masks. Range: three masks per culture 1.3 Research includes examples of uses of masks. Range: three per culture; may include but are not limited to examples of - ceremonials, warfare, revelry. 1.4 Research includes examples of protocols associated with the use of one particular mask. element 2 Create an original symbolic mask. performance criteria 2.1 Mask design suits the symbolic representation of a selected universal theme. Range: universal themes may include but are not limited to - love, war, greed, fertility, wisdom. New Zealand Qualifications Authority 2010 14179 version 3 11-Jul-10 3 of 3 DRAMA STUDIES Explore the universal purposes of masks 2.2 Mask is constructed to meet the design plan. Range: must include - consideration of the practical use of the mask. element 3 Demonstrate use of mask through performance of a devised ritual. performance criteria 3.1 Devised ritualistic representation is sustained throughout the event. 3.2 Demonstration evidences effective mask use in relation to the ritual. 3.3 Demonstration respects group ritual intentions. Comments on this unit standard Please contact the NZQA National Qualifications Services firstname.lastname@example.com if you wish to suggest changes to the content of this unit standard. Please Note Providers must be accredited by the Qualifications Authority or a delegated inter- institutional body before they can register credits from assessment against unit standards or deliver courses of study leading to that assessment. Industry Training Organisations must be accredited by the Qualifications Authority before they can register credits from assessment against unit standards. Accredited providers and Industry Training Organisations assessing against unit standards must engage with the moderation system that applies to those standards. Accreditation requirements and an outline of the moderation system that applies to this standard are outlined in the Accreditation and Moderation Action Plan (AMAP). The AMAP also includes useful information about special requirements for providers wishing to develop education and training programmes, such as minimum qualifications for tutors and assessors, and special resource requirements. This unit standard is covered by AMAP 0226 which can be accessed at http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/framework/search/index.do. New Zealand Qualifications Authority 2010
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Malta, Naxxar
"Naxxar" () is a village in the central north of Malta, with a population of about 11,947 people (Nov 2005). The Naxxar Church is dedicated to Our Lady of Victories. The feast is celebrated on September 8. Naxxar was formerly known for the Maltese International Trade Fair Grounds.
The Naxxar Locality is spread over an area of eleven kilometres squared and has a population of over eleven thousand persons. The whole locality comprises the Naxxar centre, Sghajtar area, Santa Marija tax-Xaghra, San Pawl tat-Targa, Birguma, Maghtab, Salina, Baħar Iċ-Ċagħaq and part of Madliena.
Naxxar is famous for its cart ruts (cart tracks) that curve and twist down the Great Fault escarpment.
rigin of the villag
It is not easy to determine when Naxxar started to become a village. What is sure is that thousands of years ago, there already existed some form of habitation in Naxxar. This is evidenced by the caves at Tal-Qattara and at Ta' San Brinkaw; megalith remains of the Bronze Age period at Tal-Qadi and at Qaliet Marku; the cart ruts which start at Salina up to it-Targa and appear later on near the Ghadira tal-Wej and which are probably of the Bronze Age; Punic tombs at the Naxxar Primary School and it is said also in St George Street and Leli Falzon Street; as well as the Catacombs at Salina and Maghtab.
rigin of the nam
According to tradition, the people of Naxxar were amongst the first to help the shipwrecked, including Saint Paul, when the ship he was on went aground on the rocks. For this reason many connect the name Naxxar with Nassar (Nasra) which means "conversion to Christianity". Others insist that the name comes from "Nsara" or "Nazaroei" which means "those who believe in the teachings of Christ who came from Nazareth and thus "Nozri"". Others say that the word Naxxar means "one who saws, separates or cuts" – it might be worth mentioning that in Naxxar there are a lot of stone masons. Magri, in his book says that the word naxar comes from "nazar" which in Jewish means "chosen for him" or else "one who keeps to himself". This is because in the vicinity the Arabs had formed a village that they called Hal Muselmiet, which means "the village of the Muslims". For this reason the Christians started another village – that of the Christians and so the name of Naxxar.
Although it has never been clearly explained from where the name Naxxar originated, it is a clear fact that there is a close tie with the tradition that the people of Naxxar were the first converts to Christianity. In fact the Parish of Naxxar was the first in the Maltese outskirts, after that of the Cathedral (Mdina) and that of Vittoriosa. This is borne out and further evidenced by the village motto – Prior Credidi – meaning the First To Believe.
he parish churc
The Naxxar Church was made a Parish by Bishop De Mello in 1436 and the villages of Mosta and Gharghur were subject to it. In fact Bishop De Mello had listed it as one of the ten parishes of Malta and it was the first parish dedicated to Our Lady after that of the old Cathedral. In 1575, the matrix of Naxxar had under its control a total of 36 churches – 14 in Naxxar, 5 in Gharghur, 12 in Mosta and 5 in the neighbourhood of these villages. The church, as we know it today, was built between 1616 and 1630 when there were 1200 inhabitants in Naxxar and it was felt that a larger church was needed. The design was made by the architect Tumas Dingli, one of the best architects of the time, whilst the Parish Priest was Father Gakbu Pace. The choir and the area around it was redesigned in 1691 on the design of Lorenzo Gafa", the same architect who had designed Mdina Cathedral. The Parish Church was solemnly consegrated by Bishop Alpheran on the 11th December 1732.
nisja tan-Naxxa
The church has a choir, two transepts and a nave and is long. The width of the transept is and the nave . The large bell was made by the founder Toni Tanti in 1840 and cost £225. The façade of the church has two clocks, one showing the actual time whilst the other is a painting and shows the time as a quarter to eleven (11.45).
The main painting shows the Birth of Our Lady which is attributed to the school of Mattia Preti (1613-1699) whilst at the side there are two paintings by Stefano Erardi (1650-1733) which show the Flight to Egypt and the Adoration of the Magi. Other paintings which show the Madonna and Child, St Cajetan, St Aloysius Gonzaga, Our Saviour and Our Lady of Sorrows are the work of the Maltese painter Frangisku Zahra (1680-1765). In the sacristy hangs the antique painting showing Our Lady of the Rosary which was painted on wood by Gio Maria Abela in 1595.
l-Festa tan-Naxxa
The main door, which is made of bronze, is dated 1913 and is the work of Pio Cellini. The door is made up of four main panels depicting the coat of arms of Our Lady, Patroness of Naxxar; the village coat of arms; the coat of arms of Pope St Pius X and the coat of arms of the family Zammit who were the benefactors of this door. In 1952 this door was dismantled, and renovated and cleaned by the blacksmith Mastru Lucens Agius. The expenses involved were once more paid for by the same family Zammit.
The statue of the Vitorja, which feast is celebrated on the 8th September, was imported from Rome whilst the statues of the Good Friday Procession are the work of a Maltese craftsman. Naxxar was one of the first villages which had the statues of the Passion of Our Lord and in fact it is believed that the procession started being held just after 1750. On the 9th November 1787, the body of the martyr St Vittorio was brought from the cemetery of St Calepodio of Rome and is found in the altar in the choir. Some of the sculptures and façades were made by Angelo Quatromanni
an Pawl tat-Targ
In the Naxxar area, there are various chapels, including the chapel of the Immaculate Conception which was built in the 18th Century; St Lucy's chapel; the chapel of the Shipwreck of St. Paul situated at San Pawl tat-Targa; Church of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist; the chapel of St James the Apostle; Santa Maria tax-Xaghra; the Assumption of the Virgin in Maghtab which was built in the 18th Century; the Annunciation of the Virgin at Salina which was built in the 16th Century; the church of St. Michael the Archangel in Salina; that of St John the Evangelist and that of St Mary of the Angels in Bahar ic-Caghaq.
The actual area where the village of Naxxar is built offers a natural shelter to its inhabitants. In fact, in early times the village was used to reconnoitre the movements of the enemy. Because this height has a plain which goes right down to the sea, we find that three forms of defence were built through the ages – those along the sea such as towers, trenches, batteries, redoubts and beachposts - as a physical resistance to those attempting to land from the sea; inland defences like pillboxes – to hinder the advance of the enemy if they were successful in landing; and the fortifications on high ground.
alazzo Parisi
Palazzo Parisio was built by Marquis Giuseppe Scicluna. Before, this site was occupied by a summer residence by the Jesuit Community. After buying the property in 1898, Marquis Scicluna altered it into its present state, purchased more land at the back and converted it into a big garden. All this was done between 1898 and 1906.
ones in Naxxa
*Baħar iċ-Ċagħaq
*Bajjad, limits of Magħtab
*Bingjala, limits of Magħtab
*Ġebel San Pietru, limits of Magħtab
*Ġjovadu, limits of Magħtab
*Għallis, limits of Magħtab
*Għallis Island, limits of Magħtab
*Ħatba l-Bajda, limits of Magħtab
*Il-Widna, limits of Maghtab
*Mejjieli, limits of Maghtab
*Qalet Marku, limits of Bahar ic-Caghaq
*Qasam San Ġorġ
*Salina Bay, limits of Salina
*San Ġwann Evanġelista, limits of Bahar ic-Caghaq
*San Mikiel, limits of Salina
*San Pawl tat-Tarġa
*Santa Katarina, limits of Maghtab
*Santa Marija tax-Xagħra
*Ta" Alla w Ommu
*Ta" Ħammud, limits of Magħtab
*Ta" Latmija, limits of Salina
*Ta" Luċija, limits of Magħtab
*Tal-Qadi, limits of Maghtab
*Wied Anġlu, limits of Magħtab
*Wied Bordi
*Wied Filep, limits of Magħtab
*Wied il-Faħam, limits of Bahar ic-Caghaq
*Wied il-Għasel
*Wied Ta" Kieli, limits of Magħtab
*White Rocks, limits of Bahar ic-Caghaq
axxar Local Counci
The current Naxxar local council members are:
*Deguara Maria Fatima (Mayor - PN)
*Galea Clifford (PL)
*Pierre Sciberras (PN)
*Anne Marie Muscat Fenech Adami (PN)
*David Bonello (PN)
*Pauline Miceli (PL)
*Victor Agius (PL)
*Mario k/a Marlon Brincat (PL)
*Clinton Sammut (PN)
laces of interes
*Palazzo Parisio
and Club
*Peace Band Club (L-Għaqda Mużikali Paċi)
*Victoria Band Club (L-Għaqda Mużikali Vittorja)
axxar Main Road
*Misraħ Toni Bajjada (Tony Bajjada Square)
*Pjazza Vittorja (Victory Square)
*Telgħa t"Alla u Ommu (T"Alla u Ommu Hill)
*Triq San Pawl Tat-Tarġa (San Pawl Tat-Tarġa Road)
*Triq iċ-Ċikk
*Triq il-Ħaddieda (Blacksmiths Street)
*Triq il-Kbira (Main Street)
*Triq il-Knisja (Church Street)
*Triq il-Kurradu
*Triq il-Forġa
*Triq il-Fortizza tal-Mosta (Mosta Fort Street)
*Vjal il-Labour (Labour Avenue)
*Triq il-Markiż Scicluna
*Triq il-Mosta (Mosta Road)
*Triq il-Parroċċa (Parish Road)
*Triq il-Qoton
*Triq is-Sgħajtar (Is-Sgħajtar Road)
*Triq it-Tuffieħ
*Triq Jules Verne (Jules Verne Street)
*Triq l-Amerika (America Street)
*Triq l-Emigranti (Emigrants Street)
*Triq l-Ingilterra (England Street)
*Triq Leli Falzon (Leli Falzon Street)
*Triq San Ġorġ (St George Street)
*Triq San Pubilju (St Publius Street)
*Triq Santa Marija (St Mary Street)
*Triq Stivala (Stivala Street)
*Triq Tal-Balal (Tal-Balal Road)
*Vjal il-21 ta" Settembru (21 September Avenue)
*Triq Andrea Debono (Andrea Debono Street)
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"Birkirkara" or "B"Kara" is a city of 21,775 inhabitants (as of November 2005) in central Malta. It is the largest and most populous city on the island and consists of four autonomous parishes: St Helen, St Joseph, Our Lady of the Carmel and St Mary.
"Birkirkara" or "B"Kara" is a city of 21,775 inhabitants (as of November 2005) in central Malta. It is the largest and most populous city on the island and consists of four autonomous parishes: St Helen, St Joseph, Our Lady of the Carmel and St Mary.
"Birkirkara" or "B"Kara" is a city of 21,775 inhabitants (as of November 2005) in central Malta. It is the largest and most populous city on the island and consists of four autonomous parishes: St Helen, St Joseph, Our Lady of the Carmel and St Mary.
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HVX from municipal compost?
Yard waste is picked up by the municipality, composted, and sold/given back to gardeners. Assuming that a gardener might dispose of infected leaves/scapes/plants in yard waste rather than in the garbage (that's a Canadianism for 'trash'!), is it reasonable to think there is a possibility of acquiring HVX that way? (Somewhere I read advice to not use municipal compost since dear knows what is in there, but lots of people do.)
I dare say "it depends". Imagine, HVX probably only reproduces while inside of a living hosta, so the amount of HVX in the compost would be limited to the amount of actual diseased hosta material that was incorporated into the compost. I doubt that even .01% of municipal mulch is comprised of decomposed hostas, let alone diseased hostas.
Then, there's a matter of the temperature that the compost reached while decomposing. I'm not sure how hot the pile gets, or what temperature is needed to kill HVX, but it's something else to consider.
Actually, HVX is still present even in dead tissue, but then has to transmit to an actively growing plant. If you are cutting into dead leaves, even in the middle of winter for example, you still get HVX on your tools. There just aren't any actively growing plants around to transmit it to...
As for municipal compost, it typically gets a lot hotter than your backyard compost pile, so that will help to kill some of the virus. And as mentioned, the amount of dead hostas within all of that yard waste has to be extremely low, leading to an even lower possibility for transmission.


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