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Romantic Cabin in the Woods, on the Water, with Ultimate Privacy. There are no next door neighbors, you are sharing this amazing location with the wildlife and an occasional canoe gliding by. Beautiful views any time of the year!
There is a 6 page article about this house in Cabin Life Magazine Feb 2015 issue. Was also in Destination Fabulous TV Show to represent the Adirondacks.
We are almost fully booked spring and summer (see calendar for availability), however we have another cabin nearby very similar in style that we just purchased so has lots of spring and summer available dates. See our other listings or send an email and we will send a link to it.
This cabin sits right on top of the lake with 500 feet of private waterfront, dock and boathouse. The cabin has many oversized windows to capture the beauty of the natural surroundings, so the views are stunning, even at night! We turn on the fire, turn off the lights, and enjoy the reflection of the moon off the lake...just beautiful. The sight of the fog lifting in the early AM is worth the early rise.
Sleeps up to 4, but this is the perfect romantic spot for two! Great year round destination for couch potatoes and adventurers alike. No need to leave the comfort of the sofa to experience the beauty of the local wilderness, and those who do care to venture out have plenty of hiking opportunities to lakes, rivers and mountain tops, we supply local books for exploration opportunities.
Cathedral ceilings create an open, airy main room with kitchen, dining and living area with gas fireplace. There are 2 bedrooms, one with queen bed, one with a double bed. There is a separate TV room for watching movies, reading or enjoying that mid afternoon nap. Great lake views from this sweet little room as well.
We have one bath (shower only), an outdoor hot shower in the warmer seasons (sweet!), an indoor fireplace, outdoor firepit, full kitchen with lots of amenities, weber grill, wifi, 40' flat screen for DVD movies (but no cable), land line phone (no cell service in this neck of the woods) and outdoor speakers to enjoy your iPod while grilling or chilling.
Need to work while here? We have a desk right up against the window so you can write that novel or email your client while observing the wildlife on the lake.
SPRING, SUMMER and FALL
Comes with 4 good kayaks and one canoe in warmer weather. Life preservers and lake floats provided. Our Lakefront Boathouse provides very easy access to the kayaks, no need to carry them anywhere. Watercraft available May 15-Oct 15 only.
This is a kayak haven for both beginners and the more experienced. Kayak 10 minutes to the right, you are on beautiful Piseco Lake. Kayak 30 minutes to the left (for the experienced kayaker only) to the more remote wilderness of Big Bay Lake. Lots of natural wild shoreline and wildlife to explore right out your front door! Most of our waterfront is too shallow to swim, except for one deep swimming hole, but you can kayak to the lake and enjoy the clear water and sandy bottom of Piseco Lake.
This cabin is like living inside a snow globe in the winter...there are so many windows you are simply surrounded by the snowfall, it's a beautiful sight! A unique feature here is that the slightly moving water out front does not freeze, so there are water views and wildlife sightings year round. Very special spot.
Many winter hiking, snowshoeing and x-country skiing adventures to be found locally. Great winter fishing right out front. There is a small downhill ski mountain, Oak Mt in next town over. Gore ski mountain is a 50 minute drive. We supply 2 sets of adult snowshoes and one child pair.
This is snowmobile country - hundreds of miles of groomed trails through the woods and across the many lakes here. Stop in to a local pub for lunch and a beer - and head out to the next lake. Local rentals, lessons and guides available.
But our favorite activity in winter is sitting by the fire with a hot cocoa and observing the wilderness and the weather from the comfort of the sofa :)
An all wheel drive vehicle is necessary to navigate the snowy dirt driveway in winter. It is plowed regularly but can be tricky in icy weather. The other option is to leave your car at the end of the driveway and walk in.
This is a no parties, no smoking, NO PETS (sorry!), allergy sensitive household. Due to our close proximity to the water, we have limited well and septic capacity. As a result, we can have no more than 4 persons here at any time, so this is not the place for family reunions or if you intend to invite friends over.
We do our best to keep a pristine home, we are sure even the most discerning guests will be very happy here. We love that we can share this very special spot with responsible and considerate guests.
This is a very private, secluded property, however it is not remote. It is easy to get to, we are down a private 200ft dirt driveway directly off Rt 8. There is a small bridge nearby that separates the outlet (where we are) from Piseco Lake, and you can hear the cars going over the bridge from the property, which is the only thing we wish was different.
This is a great home for self reliant, independent travelers looking for very comfortable, pristine accommodations in a unique and special spot to get away from it all. Piseco and the surrounding area are beautiful, but have limited entertainment venues other than nature hikes, mountain views, lakes and rivers. We supply information on local hikes, restaurants, etc.
David and Maura spend lots of time in the Adirondacks year round. We swim, flat water and white water kayak, paddle board, hike, downhill ski, cross country, snowmobile and simply chill up here.
Maura has a family camp nearby, has been coming to this area forever. We live and work in NYC, it's a 4 hour drive, just put in a book on tape, and in no time we are in paradise. Dave and Maura both work for themselves, and are working hard towards an early retirement to the Adirondacks.
Maura purchased this cabin in 2012
Why this property? It is so very rare to find this kind of privacy on the water, and with such a stunning view...we fell in love the second we saw this location.
We are the third owners. It was a seasonal summer camp since the 40's, using lake water as the water source. The second owners (contractors) started the renovation by securing the foundation, renovating the shell and putting in all those fabulous windows. By keeping the same footprint as the original cabin they were able to keep this amazing waterfront location - you are no longer allowed to build this close to the water.
We finished the home by having it winterized it, put in a year round well for water, put in all knotty pine ceilings and walls, wood floors, decorated and opened her doors to our first guests in August 2012.
As far as we are concerned, this is the perfect retirement spot. Until that time, however, we are sharing the house with guests, so far everyone has been just as thrilled as we are!
Privacy! Views! Open floor plan, immaculately clean and very easy house. It is in a very naturally beautiful and rustic setting, with lots of wildlife. We (or our guests) have seen loons, mergansers, ducks, herons, fox, coyotes, skunk, tons of fish, otter, owl, bald eagles, tons of birds, deer, fawn, a buck, a mama and baby bear!
First person to see and photograph a Moose (note: not a mouse!) from our property gets one free night stay!
Beautiful Place that we Enjoyed Fully. Did lots of kayaking, hiking & fishing. Gorgeous views from inside (and outside) the house, very fun to watch the weather roll in over the water.
Saw evidence of bears, out front there were blue heron, loons, mergansers and deer. In the water we spotted pike, small & large mouth & rock bass, fall fish, yellow perch and sunny. Beautiful drives & exploration off Rt 10.
Thank You!
We really had a wonderful winter experience here the place is so beautiful!!! We strongly recommend this place to anyone who wants to have a nice and romantic stay. We went for snow tubing to oak mountain and have a blast. We will definitely come back for summer!!!!
Wonderful...we will be back.
We were so excited about the cottage from the moment we stepped out of the car and then even more when we walked in. The cottage is great, bright and cozy, and the views are amazing. We couldn't stop just sitting and staring at the lake and the beauty.
We did many Adirondack hikes including Ampersand Mountain (hard, but amazing) Castle Rock, and Panther/Echo Cliff with views of Piseco Lake. The views and colors from the cottage and the yard were amazing in the fall, we picked the most perfect time to be there. We had Piseco Lake to ourselves on a perfectly calm afternoon kayak, it was amazing with everything reflecting in the water.
There is not much in the area, but most of what you would need in Speculator if necessary. We made dinner in every night so can't say anything about the immediate area restaurants, but if you drive to Lake Placid it is a cute town and Outdoors at Dancing Bears had great food and a nice view of Mirror Lake.
I highly recommend the cottage to anyone visiting the area. The only problem was that we didn't have more time to spend there, it was so hard to leave!
WOW! WOW! WOW! I cannot say enough about how wonderful our stay was or how beautiful this cabin is! The first moment you walk in the door you are greeted by the pleasant scent of fresh wood - the cabin is immaculate and the owners have thought of everything. This was the first time either of my husband or I have had the pleasure of visiting the Adirondacks and it was truly a wonderful memorable vacation. We did quite a bit of kayaking and canoeing, climbed Panther Mountain, and visited some of the local site seeing attractions. It was my idea of paradise! As amateur photographer, I took 1441 pictures of the area!
We had a fantastic time at the cabin celebrating my dad's birthday. the cabin was exactly as described, with awesome views throughout the house. We enjoyed the kayaks and canoes and spent plenty of time sitting outside overlooking the lake. For a quick hike, hit up Panther Mountain - amazing views.
The cabin was clean and the kitchen provided everything that we needed for a perfect stay. We all said we hope to come back in the future, thanks again, Matt
Words cannot do justice to this place. It's stunning!!! The views are to die for, the house is gorgeous and immaculate. We were there for a week over New Year's Eve. The cabin has everything you can possibly need, it's beautifully decorated and immaculate. It was ridiculously cold outside but the heating was great inside, you could sit by the fire and look at the stunning winter wonderland right outside the huge windows. The area is great for winter lovers, skiing, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, all is there together with great casual bars and restaurants within 15 min to half an hour"s drive. The cabin is equipped with a full kitchen with every gadget and utensil you can need, the lounge is stunning with a beautiful gas fireplace, books and blankets to make it cozy, the TV room has comfy sofas and Netflix for those cold nights, it's all beautiful and amazing. Maura and David were fabulous hosts, getting back to us immediately to sort out any issue and answer every query. We had a fantastic time and we hope to return soon. Thank you so much!!!!!
For hundreds of years the Adirondacks has been a destination location. Set in the Southern portion of the 6 million acre Adirondack Park, located in Hamilton County, Piseco is surrounded by beautiful mountains and pristine lakes.
Some of the most picturesque flat water and white water kayaking and canoeing can be found in this region. Waterfalls, stunning hikes with views, white water rafting, fishing and hunting are popular activities. The lakes are not crowded in the least, bring your boat and enjoy water sports.
This area is infamous for it's well maintained snowmobiling trails that go for hundreds of miles, all the way to Canada. Local rentals available.
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
May 1 2015 - Jun 11 2015
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $10 per night, per additional guest
Summer and Fall
Jun 12 2015 - Oct 11 2015
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $10 per night, per additional guest
Late Fall
Oct 12 2015 - Nov 22 2015
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $10 per night, per additional guest
Nov 23 2015 - Nov 30 2015
5 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
Holiday rates are higher, please inquire
Summer Rentals are M-F for short stays, or F-F for weekly. We use it most weekends, inquire about weekend availability
Watercraft is available for use May 15-Oct 15 only.
No entertaining at this cabin...no more than 4 people on property at any time.
Gorgeous in Winter! Need an all wheel vehicle to navigate woodsy driveway in snow however.
50% to reserve by check
50% due 30 days prior to arrival by check
Last minute reservations require deposit or full payment by credit card to our PayPal account
Credit card payments via PayPal (instead of check) are accepted plus the 3% it costs us to accept payment this way
$500 security is refunded within 10 days of departure assuming no damage to property or watercraft
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
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NCAA discussing possibility of losing teams in bowls
With 35 bowls, there might not be enough teams with 6-6 records or better
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April 2010: NCAA approves record 35 bowls
Number of bowl-eligible teams
2005: 69
2006: 73
2007: 73
2008: 72
2009: 71
Source: Bridgepoint Education Holiday Bowl
The NCAA has begun discussions about the possibility of having teams with losing records play in bowl games this season -- a possibility that some say isn't good for college football.
In April, the NCAA approved an all-time high of 35 bowl games for the 2010 postseason, up from 34 last year. At the time, the NCAA said it would later address what would happen if there weren't enough teams with the minimum six wins necessary to fill those 70 spots.
No contingency plan has materialized yet as NCAA officials hoped it wouldn't be necessary. But now some factors have arisen that may make it more likely that teams with losing records might be needed to fill all the bowl games.
"It's early, but sure there's concern, absolutely," said Bruce Binkowski, executive director of San Diego's two bowl games.
The decision will be made by the NCAA's football postseason licensing subcommittee, chaired by Nick Carparelli, associate commissioner of the Big East Conference. Carparelli said Tuesday discussions are "ongoing" and no timetable has been set to form a contingency plan if fewer than 70 teams have 6-6 records or better. In the meantime, at least two factors likely will drag down the number of bowl-eligible teams.
--There are fewer chances for teams from the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) to get "easy" wins. FBS teams each year schedule teams from the slower, smaller Football Championship Subdivision in order to increase their chances of getting the minimum six victories for a bowl berth. Last year, FBS teams were 89-5 in such games. By season's end, there were 71 bowl-eligible teams for 68 bowl berths.
This year, FBS teams are 63-6 against the FCS, according to the NCAA, with 21 more such games left on the schedule. That means, at most, FBS teams will have 84 "easy" wins, down from 89 last year, when there were just enough teams eligible to fill the 34 bowls.
--USC has been to a bowl game for nine straight seasons but won't play in one this year. In June, the NCAA penalized USC with a two-year bowl ban after finding former running back Reggie Bush had accepted improper cash and benefits in 2004 and 2005. USC is now 3-0. The more the Trojans win, the more wins they take away from other teams trying to reach six victories.
Meanwhile, Carparelli's subcommittee is rooting for parity. It's mathematically possible that all 120 teams in the FBS could finish 6-6.
"I think there's more parity this year," Carparelli said. "That would be working in our favor. If everybody was 6-6, we'd have (that many) bowl eligible teams, which obviously is an unlikely extreme. But the more parity there is, the more bowl-eligible teams you might have."
Only eight of 120 FBS teams have started 0-3 and made their bowl chances already appear dim. But hope might not be lost for them if they only need 5-7 records this time.


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Series 8 2006
The one with The convertible people carrier
The boys chop the roof off a people carrier to make a convertible, Richard drives an embarrassing Micra and James marvels at the new Honda Civic. We also wave goodbye to our Suzuki Liana.3 Video Clips
The one with The drive time radio show
Jeremy drives a 'Vette, Richard races a jet-powered canoe and all three of them host a drive time radio show. Gordon Ramsay pops back for a lap in our new reasonably priced car4 Video Clips
The one with The amphibious cars
The legendary first attempt at a channel crossing in our home-built boat cars, plus Jeremy's race in a Lotus against Stig in a Mustang and Life on Mars star Philip Glenister in our car.
The one with The Red Devils
Can Hammond cover a few miles in a Porsche Cayenne before a crack parachutist can drop 10,000 feet? We find out. Plus, Clarkson designs a car interior using wing-backed chairs and bookcase.4 Video Clips
The one with The car football
Richard's VW Foxes take on James' Toyota Aygos in our own little version of the FA Cup. Kind of, anyway. Jeremy is nearly sick in a Prodrive Subaru and we use a Citroen as a camera car at the races.
The one with The caravan holiday
It all ends in flames and tears as the boys go caravanning together. Stig, meanwhile, attempts a world record for driving indoors in a Toyota F1 car and Jeremy drives a Vauxhall.
The one with Stig getting arrested
The boys try to build a Caterhan faster than Stig can drive one from Surrey to Scotland – and Stig gets arrested. Steve Coogan returns to our track and Clarkson buys a Lambo Gallardo.
The one with All the vans
JC and the boys each buy white vans to complete various challenges in, while Ray Winstone and Jenson Button both turn up for a lap of our track. We also have a go at being roadies for The Who.


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2008 CFN All-Americans
CFN 2008 All-Americans and Top 25 Players
2008 Preview |
Quarterbacks |
Running Backs |
Wide Receivers
Tight Ends |
Off. Tackles |
Guards |
Defense Def. Ends |
Def. Tackles |
Safeties |
Punters |
Kickers |
Kick Returners
2008 CFN Preseason First Team All-Americans
LB James Laurinaitis, Ohio State
Could he be on the list of one of the greatest linebackers of
all-time? He could submit his name for the list is he has another season
like his previous two. He might not be a freak of athletic nature, but
he's always around the ball, he's always making plays, and he has the
utmost respect from the rest of his team. Don't blame him for the loss
to LSU; he had 19 tackles.
LB Rey Maualuga, USC
and 250 pounds, Maualuga is a human wrecking ball at middle linebacker,
coming off his second straight First Team All-Pac-10 season. He had a
career-high 79 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss, and six sacks, but
numbers tell only part of the story. Maualuga is an intimidator,
whose bone-jarring hits make receivers think twice about crossing the
middle and backs step out of bounds to avoid being punished.
2008 CFN Preseason Second Team All-Americans
Scott McKillop, Sr. Pitt
In his debut
as the starting middle linebacker, McKillop replaced H.B. Blades
about as well possible racking up a nation's-best 151 tackles,
nine tackles for loss, three sacks, and seven passes broken up.
A no-brainer on the All-Big East First Team, he's instinctive,
fundamentally flawless, and one of the hardest workers on either
side of the ball. Almost as good in pass defense as he is at
stopping the run, the 6-2, 240-pounder could be targeting an
All-American campaign now that he's not such a well-kept secret.
Gerald McRath, Jr. Southern Miss
McRath is
the next in a long line of Southern Miss linebacking assassins.
The reigning Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year, he had
a team-high 139 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, and 4.5 sacks. At
6-3 and 220 pounds, McRath has the quickness and instincts from
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2008 CFN Honorable Mention All-Americans
(in alphabetical order)
Jasper Brinkley, Sr. South Carolina
The bad news was that Brinkley missed almost all of last year with a bad
knee injury, making 21 tackles, two interceptions and a tackle
for loss in four games. The good news is that he's back after
being given a year of eligibility. Listed at 6-2 and 275 pounds,
although he's working on getting a bit lighter, he's one of the
nation's best middle linebackers with the ability to get into
the backfield on a regular basis and the speed to be all over
the field. The former star JUCO transfer missed all of spring
ball, but he's expected to be back and ready to roll by the
start of the season. He might not be quite the same player, but
he'll still be one of the SEC's best if he's at 80%.
Brian Cushing, Sr. USC
From the strongside, Cushing is one of those freakish athletes with
outstanding upper body strength and the 4.5 speed to make plays
all over the field. A natural pass rusher at 6-4 and 240
pounds, he's as scary on the blitz as he is defending the run.
He had nagging injuries throughout 2007, so don't put much stock
in his modest numbers, 25 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss, and a
Zack Follett, Sr. California
The senior will line up at strongside, but
can play all three positions, and makes his presence known in a
multitude of different ways. A high-energy, high-impact athlete
at 6-1 and 238 pounds, Follett has had 12.5 tackles for loss and
5.5 sacks in each of the last two seasons to go along with eight
career forced fumbles.
Rico McCoy, Jr. Tennessee
The star of the defensive front seven is the 6-1, 215-pound McCoy, a tremendous all-around playmaker who
finished second on the team with 106 tackles and 4.5 tackles for
loss with five broken up passes. Overshadowed by Mayo last year,
he was able to do a little bit of everything on the weakside and
often cleaned up plenty of messes. He's huge hitter with
tremendous speed and toughness. Even though he's an All-America
caliber linebacker, he'll be a strong safety at the next level.
Tyrone McKenzie, Sr. USF
McKenzie will be back at
strongside unless the coaches feel a need to move him inside.
In his first season removed from Iowa State, the 6-2, 235-pound
senior rung up 121 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, and two fumble
recoveries, en route to a spot on the All-Big East team.
McKenzie is the next in a growing line of star USF linebackers,
a complete package looking for his third straight season with
more than 100 stops.
Brandon Spikes, Jr. Florida
It's salary drive time for Spikes, one of the five best pro linebacking prospects in college football and a special
all-around leader for the front seven. The 6-3, 245-pound
tackling machine cleaned up everything for the SEC's top run
defense with 131 stops and a whopping 16.5 tackles for loss.
Always around the ball, he recovered three fumbles and broke up
seven passes. Quick like an outside linebacker with the strength
of a defensive end, he'll do it all.


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An international collaboration involving Inserm has revealed how the measles virus leaves the body of an infected person to contaminate another individual. The researchers have identified a key receptor, located in the trachea, which allows the virus to spread through the air rapidly from one organism to another. The receptor, nectine-4, is also known to be a biomarker for some cancers.
This research appeared in a letter, dated 2 November 2011, published in Nature.
The measles virus is one of the most highly contagious human pathogens and can cause serious, sometimes fatal, complications. It is mainly transmitted when an infected person coughs or sneezes, sending droplets through the air to another individual. This explains why the virus spreads so rapidly through at-risk populations (i.e. persons who are not vaccinated or improperly vaccinated), obstructing world vaccination programmes that seek to eradicate it. Every year, this virus infects more than 10 million children and causes 120,000 deaths in the world. France also faces a measles epidemic that is giving cause for concern. While only forty or so cases were reported in 2006 and 2007, numbers have risen sharply since 2008 (14,600 cases have already been reported since the beginning of 2011) .
The discovery published in the journal Nature explains why this virus spreads so quickly. Viruses generally use cell receptors to initiate and spread the infection throughout the organism. This is the case of the measles virus, which infects the immune cells in the lungs to enter and spread through the body. For the first time ever, this study shows how the measles virus uses another receptor (nectine-4) to 'leave' its host. Nectine-4 is located specifically in the trachea, a part of the anatomy that is 'ideally' suited to airborne contagion.
Interesting prospects for cancer treatment
Nectine-4 is a biomarker for certain types of cancer, including b
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Dar Ettouahen is a beautiful, elegant, light and airy, newly refurbished riad on a quiet street within the walls of the historic Medina of Essaouira. It is just two minutes walk from the bustling souks, outdoor cafes and candlelit restaurants, and seven minutes from the beach. Cosy enough for two, but well-equipped and spacious enough for a whole family or group of friends, Dar Ettouahen has traditional stone arches, tadelakt (marble-dust walled) bathrooms, tiled floors, high thuya wood ceilings and a open log fireplace.
The ground floor is a wonderful spacious open-plan living space, and upstairs there is a cosy salon and four large bedrooms. On the roof are fantastic sea views - there is a large sheltered terrace with plenty of room for eating, drinking and relaxing and a second smaller upper terrace provides the perfect setting for watching the sun set over the waves crashing on the rocks below.
During your stay, you will be looked after by Fouad, our local caretaker who is there to make sure that you have a great stay. Not only is he able to help with any problems you may have (e.g. finding a doctor), but he can also give lots of advice and organise excursions for you, including transport to the airport (from 600 dhms) or your next destination. He will meet you when you arrive in Essaouira, take you to the house, and lend you a local mobile phone with which you can call him if you need him during your stay. He is kind, honest and very reliable.
The house is cleaned weekly and in between guests. Khadisha, our excellent cook, is also available to make delicious breakfasts and traditional Moroccan dinners for you at very reasonable prices. These meals are often described by guests as a highlight! She will also provide additional cleaning and washing for you on request for a small charge.
If you are travelling with young children we provide stair gates, a high chair, a travel cot (with additional mattress and cot bedding) and a baby bath. We are also able to organise babysitting during the evenings.
We're a family of five with three young children. We bought the riad in 2006. We love Essaouira and we go there several times a year. The rest of the time we rent out the house. It's great to talk to our guests about Essaouira and Morocco, and it's really nice to see so many guests wanting to come back to our house.
Johan and Clare purchased this house in 2006
We loved the house, its location was quiet and secluded up a little alleyway. The house was comfortable with plenty of great beds and even a chill out space for the 4 boys who loved the TV and the wifi. Roof terrace much used despite the wind. Kadisha cooked a wonderful meal. Fouad did all he could to make our stay all that we wanted with help and advice and arrangements for transfers. We would love to come back.
Unlimited toilet paper, bin bags and some bottled water there for our arrival would have been generous.....but we managed once we worked out where to get things. The advice in the folder was really helpful. Thank you
We had a wonderful time in Essaouira. Essaouria was very relaxing after a few days in Marrakech. The house is lovely and very clean, everything you need is there. Everything was very well arranged for us, the taxi from Marrakech, the camel riding, the quad trip and the massages. Fouad was very helpful and Khadisha is a wonderful cook. We enjoyed Essaouira very much and would certainly recommend the city and the house to other visitors!
Jan, Gerda and 3 daughters (18, 16 and 14), Nijmegen, The Netherlands
We spent two weeks in this lovely place. Just open the door and you are in the middle of the Medina. On the 4 th floor you are far away and you can enjoy the view of the Atlantic sea and (when it is not too windy) relax in the sun. We filled all the beds (8 adults and 1 smaller child) but enough space to have different activities. Kadisha and her daughters made very nice traditional food and big breakfasts on demand. The house owner was very helpful and we felt everybody wanted us to have a pleasant journey and stay. And we had!
We stayed for 3 nights in Dar Ettouahen with 3 children aged 9, 7 and 2. The house is amazing,and took out breath away when we arrived. As with the previous reviewer, our kids loved the covered seating area on the roof and also used it as a den! The space was more than ample for us, with large bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all beautifully decorated.
The house was close to all we needed, food, souks and beach, and although we got lost once, it wasn't difficult to find our way back!
Johan was really helpful, and made the travel arrangements for us to and from Marrakech, which was a brilliant help.
We had a fantastic stay in Dar Ettouahen and will definitely return!
Our stay at the riad was extremely carefree and relaxing. The house is very clean and well-maintained. There is a first shock for those new to Morocco and its cities as one enters the extremely small alleyway which is the "quiet street" on which the house is located. However, it is very easy to orient oneself in Essaouira and fears about the alley were ungrounded.
The caretakers make sure that you are met upon arrival and taken to the property so as not to lose your way. Madame Khadisha comes to make breakfast and even dinner if you wish to stay in. We only used the breakfast option and enjoyed taking our coffee up to the upper terrace to sit in the morning sun watching the sea. Obviously, you have to have no problem with steps if you want to stay in a Moroccan riad.
The house is extremely quiet, especially at night.
Johan and Clare were very helpful in the reservation stages and always answered our questions promptly. The whole process was amazingly easy and unbureaucratic. Their tips in the documents found in the house are very helpful.
The only criticisms we can think of is that the showers could be better (the mounting for the hand-held showerhead came loose while I was showering). The house mobile phone could also not be used even if we bought a card because it needed a pin number that no one seemed to have. Also there is in fact no TV reception, but we did not need it anyway.
In Essaouira we liked to take long walks on the beach, wander through the souks, visit the harbor, climb on the ramparts. We had a nice dinner at the Patio, had drinks upstairs at Taros and listened to music there, had a great grilled chicken sandwich from one of the stands near the main square.
We very much enjoyed our stay and would definitely repeat it on a return visit to Essaouira.
We had 5 nights in Dar Ettouahen with our 4 children aged 14, 10, 8 and 3. The house is stunning, from the fountain in the living room to the roof terrace. The children loved the covered seating area on the roof and used it as a den. The bedrooms were all large, airy and tastefully decorated, and I loved all the traditional Moroccan lights and fabrics everywhere. The house was cleaned daily by the housekeeper who worked tirelessly to make sure everything was lovely for us. There were a lot of stairs but even our 3 year-old found them easy enough to negotiate.
Although the house is tucked away in a little alleyway it was only 2 minutes' walk from the hustle and bustle of the town, with lovely shops and places to eat nearby. If you don't fancy going out to eat, the housekeeper Khadisha cooks amazing meals and breakfasts too - we felt well and truly spoilt!
We had a truly wonderful stay in Dar Ettouahen and would love to go back sometime!
Essaouira is a small historic fishing port on the Atlantic coast of Morocco, renowned for its laid-back and friendly atmosphere, souks stuffed full of local art and craftwork as well as local produce, its long sandy beach and its well-preserved old walled medina, named by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 2001.
The weather is temperate and warm year-round and the bracing sea winds make it an attractive spot for windsurfing. The long sandy beach is also home to daily local football and basket ball games and at the south end are the ruins of Borj el-Berod, mythically said to have been the inspiration for Jimi Hendrix's 'Castles made of sand'. The old medina ramparts are a great spot to watch the waves crashing onto the rocks as the sun goes down over the 'Ile de Mogador', a group of tiny islands which offer sanctuary to Eleanora's falcons.
Inside the medina, the narrow streets (from which cars are banned), are filled with bustling fish, spice, vegetable and pottery markets, art galleries exhibiting work of local artists, souks selling carpets, ironwork and local thuya wood craftware and children playing. Stop and stare in one of the local cafes or patisseries, selling strong coffee, Moroccan mint tea and freshly squeezed orange juice. Evenings are happily wiled away in one of the numerous restaurants, steeped in atmosphere and warmth, which serve traditional Moroccan fare: tagines, couscous and Moroccan and French wine.
Within Essaouira, you won't need a car (the medina is pedestrianised). You might want to take short trips around Essaouira, but taxis are cheap and easily organised through Fouad (our caretaker). It is also easy to hire a car by the day in Essaouira if you would like to explore more independently.
Other Activities: camel-trekking, kite-surfing, kayak, quad-biking, hamams.
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Summer 2015 half term
23 May 2015 - 31 May 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
July and Summer 2015
4 Jul 2015 - 6 Sep 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
October 2015 half term
24 Oct 2015 - 1 Nov 2015
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Christmas 2015
19 Dec 2015 - 3 Jan 2016
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
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We ask for an additional £10/nights for groups of seven or more people.
Breakfast and dinner is optional and costs 30/75 dirhams per person.
Taxi to and from the airports can be organised.
Babysitting available.
Our caretaker can help organising excursions.
Discounts may be available on last minute bookings and for long stays.
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It's hard to imagine any actors other than Frederick Neumann and Ruth Maleczech bringing such abandon, humor, and sexiness to the scene. The two downtown virtuosos have shared a stage for more than 30 years as members of Mabou Mines, honing a performance style that is at once ironic and unafraid of raw emotion, both intimate and unashamedly frontal. With a slight tremble of the fingers or an insouciant fling of her red hair, Maleczech can convey Edith's anxiety or hubris even as she implies a depth of feeling and range of context far beyond what the character knows about herself. Neumann summons Harold's pathos when he stands in still, dumbfounded silence; he offers both a filled-out character as well as a layer of commentary as he waxes pompously through Harold's philosophical discourses on the meaning of love. Both actors are fearless, trusting each other like trapeze artists.
Charles L. Mee's First Love, a surprisingly sweet and slender play compared to his grand adaptations of Greek tragedies and his disparaging political dramas, must be pure pleasure for Maleczech and Neumann. Though the work climaxes with a door-slamming, dish-smashing, lung-straining fight that's as dark as it is funny, First Love's couple is never so abrasive or desperate as the atomized lovers Maleczech and Neumann played nearly two decades ago in Franz Xaver Kroetz's Through the Leaves. In that primal tragedy of working-class yearning, Maleczech hacked raw meat onstage as the spiritually hungry Annette, confessing in diary entries her hopes and disappointments; as brutish Victor, Neumann was both understandable and repellent, unable to think past his own rough pleasures. The performance was devastating: an experience of brutality between a man and woman in social circumstances that admitted no alternatives.
Mee's couple is far more articulate and self-aware, and he's less interested than Kroetz in their class status or stifling social options. (And Erin B. Mee's direction of First Love is far more fanciful.) Still, the play reaches beyond a miniature portrait of two besotted seniors. Amid Klara Zieglerova's surrealist set, where a red tree branch perches on a wall like antlers and painted puffy clouds decorate the floor, we are definitely not on Golden Pond.
Edith and Harold meet when she shoves him out of his nap on a park bench so that she can sit down. After a few curmudgeonly exchanges, they bond quickly over a shared nostalgia for a dissident time. "We lost a lot when we lost Communism," Edith sighs. Harold understands at once, answering in lefty shorthand, "Castro! Castro!" Soon they are reciting lines from Ginsberg's "Howl" in a declamatory union as intimate as sex.
If the play's space is seamlessbarbecue, refrigerator, grand piano, and couch all sharing a single settingtime is even more unmarked. There's no telling how many days or months or years pass from scene to scenesimply as long as it takes for the romance to spark, deepen, collapse, and resolve. It's as if Edith and Harold are in their own bubble, its contours both cozily embracing and distorting their lives. That membrane is punctured by the occasional sudden appearance of a tart young woman (Jennifer Hall). She pops up first as a waitress to deny Harold the dessert he craves, then to croon out a sappy version of "Dream when you're feeling blue," and finally to stir Harold's fantasies as an apparition of chippy femininity, gliding across the stage.
These interludes seem overly calculated, even gratuitous. Edith and HaroldMaleczech and Neumann, anywayare more interesting without a third party between them. It's clear enough, though, why Mee would want to embody something of a lover's inner life, which always remains independent of the relationship: He's interested not only in the astonishing fact of falling in love at any age, but also in the unanticipated passions that might drive one out of it.
Mee's language is playful and sharp, best of all when Edith and Harold fight. Bringing the same sort of attention to her partner's obsessions that she brought to their lovemaking, Edith digs right into Harold's deepest doubts when they argue: "No wonder your family won't speak to you," she accuses. "You're like a baby with a switchblade."
As enjoyable and disturbing as the battling becomes, Mee allows his characters to become generic, man and woman from Mars and Venus. He forgets, for instance, the radicalism that attracted them to each other, which would surely find wicked expression in the heat of argument. For old lefties like the ones Mee paints in the first scene, the justifiability of the Soviet invasion of Hungary, say, or the guilt of the Rosenbergs remain bitter differences, always worth appealing to when recrimination is called for.
Still, their reproaches are as delicious as their flirting, courtship, and discovery of mutual comfort. Maleczech and Neumann bring them all to panting life, always as if for the first time.
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"Las Flores del Campo" : New mural in Puerto Rico
"Las Flores del Campo" -This is a mural I painted recently in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, near San Juan.
This is the highest up I've painted before (A few stories higher than "María de la Reforma" in Mexico City) The challenge was not fear of heights, but the fact that it was such a prohibitive, time-consuming process to get up and down from the wall, which meant I didn't work on it with as much perspective as I'd like. It also would have been nice to have a bit more time to work on it (and maybe a few less rain showers), however overall I'm happy with how it came out. The figure almost seems to be using the wall as clothing, which felt appropriate as the tug-of-war between Nature and Civilization seems to be very visible on this beautiful island.
The mural was made possible by the Los Muros Hablan mural festival. Thanks to Emil, Paloma, Pablo y el resto del equipo LMH, Kim, Polina, David Joseph Perez, Celso + Calma, Daniel San, Alexis Diaz, Bad, etc
March 29, 2015
"Ánimo Sin Fronteras" : New mural in El Paso + video
Once again, gracias a don Melchor y los otros participantes de la Caravana por permitirme tomar sus fotos..and thanks to Grave y la familia Herrera, Ari Bracamonte, Eric Heights, Ricardo Fernandez, Ahern Rentals, Chris Fisher, Mitsu Overstreet, Marina Monsisvais + KTEP, The Tap, Culture Strike, and anyone else that helped or supported in any way.
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1, 2, 9 by: Federico Villalba
4, 5, 6, 8 by: Eric Heights
7, 10, 11, 12 by: Vallarie + Arturo Enriquez
This video was shot and edited by Eric Heights. It's always tough to hear myself talk, but I sound extra slow and out of it due to the effects of nearly two straight weeks of nonstop painting until the late hours and not enough sleep. Actually, I've probably been sleep deprived from working late for most of the interviews I've done so far...these murals are hard work
March 26, 2015
"Juarense y Poderosa" : New mural in Ciudad Juarez
Last December I painted murals in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuaha and El Paso, Texas as a sort of independent binational public art project that I'd been planning for a few years with my friend David 'Grave' Herrera.
In 2012 I photographed participants in the Caravan for Peace with Justice and Dignity (Caravana por la Paz con Justicia y Dignidad) when it passed through El Paso. The caravan was made up of people who had lost family members to the violence, corruption and injustice that has plagued Mexico for the last near-decade.
"Juarense y Poderosa", the mural I painted in Ciudad Juárez, was based on photos I took of a young woman from there named Diana who lost her mother to kidnapping. "Ánimo Sin Fronteras", the second mural, painted on the other side of the border in El Paso, was based on my photos of a man named Melchor, whose son was disappeared by corrupt police. Both Diana and Melchor represent countless others who've lost and suffered in recent years.
I felt a responsibility to paint these murals, to create images of inspiration and empowerment. In my own small way, with my own voice and platform, I hope to honor those that have suffered the effects of this ongoing injustice.
I lived for a short time near El Paso/Juárez in the mid-90s, and developed an appreciation for that border region. I met Grave there through graffiti back then and without his help these murals would not have happened. Grave coordinated much of the logistics and ground support for these murals, and also painted the background designs for the Cd. Juárez mural. This mural is located at the CEHLIDER building: Calle 20 de Noviembre #4305, Col. El Colegio
Gracias a Diana, Melchor, y los otros participantes de la Caravana por permitirme tomar sus fotos.
Thanks to Grave y la familia Herrera, Ari Bracamonte, Eric Heights, Jellyfish Colectivo, Ricardo Fernandez, Amor Por Juarez + Juarez Contemporary, Marina Monsisvais + KTEP, Culture Strike, and anyone else that helped or supported in any way.
All of the above photos by Eric Heights.
Photos of the El Paso mural to follow..
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"To the Future" mural video
Here's a new video from Eventscape documenting the creation of "To the Future" in Toronto last year with Kwest and Stare..
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August 22, 2014
"To the Future" : New mural in Toronto
This is a new mural I just painted in Toronto titled "To the Future". The background was painted by KWEST of Toronto and STARE of Montreal, two of the most talented and respected graffiti artists in Canada, it was a pleasure to work with them on this. I've painted in Montreal a few times over the years, but this is my first mural for Toronto, so I was excited to explore the city a bit and paint there. The image is an homage to one of my favorite artists, Alex Colville, referencing his iconic 1965 painting, "To Prince Edward Island". Colville, who passed away last year, was one of Canada's best artists. I've been a fan of Colville's work since I first saw it as a kid, and felt it would be appropriate to paint this mural in Toronto, the city of his birth. His work often elevated and mythologized the commonplace, something I strive for in my own art. He also put a great deal of time and subtlety into his paintings, an aesthetic I share, which is at odds with our modern culture of increasing speed and decreasing attention spans. Describing his painting process, Colville said:
"It's a very unspectacular business, laborious, as I think it is with writers too. Every day you do a little bit and you hope it'll all come into focus."
This mural was commissioned by Eventscape, and is located on the roof of their building facing the Gardiner Expressway. The owner of the business is a patron of my work and there had been discussion of this mural project for the last few years. This was the first large mural project outside of the US that I've taken on since recovering from health issues last year, and I'm grateful it finally worked out so well. Many thanks to Gareth, Celeste and everyone from Eventscape for all their kind support in making this possible. Thanks to Kwest and Stare for contributing their expert flow to this mural. Merci a mon buen compa Louis Coupal + Yves Laroche gallery for facilitating another fun Canadian mural project.
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April 12, 2014
"The Anonymous Farm Worker" : New mural in Coachella's Pueblo Viejo
Thanks to the supportive gente & farmers of the Coachella valley, Medvin of Mid City Arts + the Academy of Street Art in Los Angeles, and mis hermanos del desierto Carlos & Armando of The Date Farmers for organizing this project.
Thanks also to the neighborhood kids that provided artistic commentary and Panaderia Las Tres Conchitas for the daily pumpkin empanadas.
Nice LA Times article about Coachella Walls HERE
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MANILA, Philippines — With a second temporary restraining order sought against the league this season, UAAP said on Friday that it would likewise be respecting the legal steps taken by swimmer Mikee Bartolome and his father Vic.
Earlier this August, UPIS' player Joshua General secured a court injuction which allowed him to play for 20 days after the UAAP ruled him ineligible to suit up in the juniors' basketball division.
"Just like Joshua General's case (who also secured a TRO on his disqualification), the UAAP would be respecting the steps undertaken by the swimmer's father and honor the orders of the court," said league in a statement.
The 17-year-old Bartolome, represented by Vic, her father, filed a TRO and a permanent injunction against the UAAP's controversial two-year residency rule on Thursday after she failed to get a release from her former school, University of Santo Tomas.
Under the rule, a highschool graduate enrolling in another UAAP member school in college will need to sit out two years unless issued a release.
Bartolome, who also sought the help of the court to order UST to release her, is now enrolled in University of the Philippines as a Sports Science student.
Hearing for Bartolome's case is scheduled for Monday at 2 p.m. before the Quezon City regional trial court.
"And because a legal case has been filed, the UAAP legal counsel, Attorney Rene Ma. Villa, takes over the handling of the issue," the statement also said.
"Atty. Villa would only be discussing the merits of the case after Monday's hearing. Similarly, the UAAP Board, specifically Ms. Malou Isip, would abide by their legal counsel's advice."
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Crescent Neptune and Triton
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Gliding silently through the outer Solar System, the Voyager 2 spacecraft camera captured Neptune and Triton together in crescent phase in 1989.
The above picture of the gas giant planet and its cloudy moon was taken from behind just after closest approach. It could not have been taken from Earth because Neptune never shows a crescent phase to sunward Earth.
The unusual vantage point also robs Neptune of its familiar blue hue, as sunlight seen from here is scattered forward, and so is reddened like the setting Sun. Neptune is smaller but more massive than Uranus, has several dark rings, and emits more light than it receives from the Sun.
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The 2016 Toyota HiLux is sport utility vehicle-inspired and promises to be more family friendly when it arrives here in October.
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LONG distance triathletes often talk about having a strong "engine". An Hyundai helping power Ultraman Australia this weekend.
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1. Pick up the wrong statement? A refrigent should have
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Sarode who rushed to the spot with initial team is working tirelessly at the spot and is chipping in whatever way he can. He has been involved in pulling out the Rudra Machhindra Lembhe (3 months) and Pramila Machhindra Lembhe (age 30) from the debris. It was after the rescue team heard the voice of the mother under the debris that they rushed and digging the debris pulled out the mother-son duo.
Interestingly, the medical team, rescue team and the NGOs as well as voluntarily working youth from the adjoining villages are claiming that they were instrumental in bringing out Lembhe mother-son from the debris. Sarode who was involved in the action did not wait for claming any credit and it was after a few local activists that we came to know about his contribution. The local villagers told that Sarode is known for his self-less dutifulness and was involved in taking out 6-7 dead bodies from the debris.


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Book One (The Rise of the Phoenix) now in progress (50,000 words down, 30,000 to go). Stay posted for excerpts and more information
Book Two (The Flight of the Phoenix) is planned
Books Three (and hopefully Four) will be upcoming as well
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This topic disgusts me, but not for the reason you're probably assuming while reading this sentence.I can't believe on a site full of perverts that people would piss all over someone else's kink.The question was for those who like golden showers, not for those who don't; so why the need for all the negative remarks which could only serve to make someone feel bad about their kink? Seriously, I swear that people are still stuck with grade school mentalities.I don't have this particular kink I know quite a few who do. Even though I don't share this kink with them, I would never ever say nasty things about them or their interests. This kink hurts no one, but brings a lot of pleasure to those who like/love it. If you don't like it, at least be respectful to those who do.How would you feel if a bunch of people said your love of oral sex was "disgusting", "ewww", "yuck", etc because putting your mouth near "those things" was dirty and nasty? See my point?Keep your comments respectable or keep em to yourself next time Damned children. 100% agree with your comment. This site is full of subjects 'the general public' don't think is 'normal'.Live and let live people, a sex site with people mocking a sexual desire shared by many people Even funnier is that these nay-sayer clicked on the topic to begin with so perhaps have more of an attraction to the fetish than they are even able to admit. Classic. Don't like it, don't click.
There is a moment, when you are so completely turned on and filled with absolute, pure lust that a golden shower is not at all connected to urine or what you attribute to use of the toilet at all, it is an extension of your lover, a naughty extension of their body and a feeling of them turning them self over to you with abandon. You want to eat them, drink them and feel them in every possible capacity and the wet warmth provides you with a graphic display of their own wanton lust for you at that moment. At that moment their are no boundaries and if there are you want to break them violently, passionately and deliberately.That being said, I have never had one. Just fantasized many times about it. ;-)
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My guess would be that most B&BW are not so good.
I know for a fact that they have artificial colors and fragrances. I get headaches and dizzy from the fragrance alone, if I'm exposed to it for too long, and DD2 reacts (unpleasant behavioral reactions) from the colors touching her skin. We're both unusally sensitive to colors and fragrances, though.
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