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Beautiful apartment situated near the authentic Rue Daguerre. This typical French market street has not been invaded by big retailers yet (and I hope it never will) and still features real small neighborhood shops and tiny trendy boutiques.
People from all over Paris come to this pedestrian street for their food shopping, enjoy a glass of wine on a terrace of a side-walk café or savor dinner in one of the many restaurants the Rue Daguerre offers.
This bustling street reflects old-time Paris and is the charm of this lively and wonderful neighborhood.
The light and sunny three-room apartment (57m2 or 614 sq ft), is suitable for 4 persons. Situated on the fourth floor of a quiet building from early 20th century. Furnished with beautiful antique furniture and equipped with a mobile air conditioner. Several buses and metros are also nearby and will lead you quickly everywhere in Paris.
Tourist attractions nearby are the Catacombs of Denfert Rochereau, le Jardin du Luxembourg, the Tower of Montparnasse, the Rodin Museum and La Fondation Cartier.
Montparnasse is known as the artists' quarter. In the 1950s, famous people like Miles Davis, Jean-Paul Sartre & Simone de Beauvoir and Ernest Hemingway (among others) spent much of their time here. Well-known places to visit are le Closerie des Lilas, la Coupole or le Dôme.
Arrival- and departure day is flexible, depending on the previous and following guests. It is always possible to leave your luggage upon waiting for your apartment.
Accessibility: The apartment is situated on the fourth floor. There is no elevator.
Thank you for your interest in my profile. I have the Dutch and the French nationality and I came to Paris to work in 1981. With my husband and two children, I have been living in the quarter of Montparnasse for many years now and I still enjoy every minute of it. Now that my children are studying, I have time to take care of the rental and the guests. It is great to receive visitors from all over the world.
Elisabeth purchased this apartment in 2005
The building in which the apartment is situated was built by the great-grandfather of my husband in 1911. The great-grandmother said to the great-grandfather: 'But why are you building in the country side?' as there were just farms, cows and chicken around. The building was finished after WWI when the apartment was let to Mr and Mrs Robbe-Grillet. They were the parents of Alain Robbe-Grillet, the famous French novelist and filmmaker. Until recently, his sister Anne-Lise rented the apartment.
The area around the apartment is quiet and safe but lively at the same time. The Rue Daguerre is, as so many guests mention, an oasis of food shops, restaurants and sidewalk cafes. I live in the same building as the apartment and I am always available to give information and help if needed.
Very nice 2 bdrm 1 bath apartment just off Rue de Guerre. Owner very accommodating, good communication. Only caution - no lift, 4 flights of stairs. Metro, food, shopping all close by. Enjoyed our stay...
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This traditional Parisian apartment was comfortable, spacious, clean and well equipped. The apartment is in a quiet location, yet is convenient for the shops and restaurants of the Rue Daguerre. The nearest metro is a five minute walk and the Jardin de Luxembourg is a twenty minute walk away. The owner was very helpful both before and during our stay and made us feel welcome. We highly recommend this apartment and hope to return soon.
My wife and two children were delighted with the apartment, its convenience, cleanliness and comfort. The owner, Eisabeth, was extremely helpful and made numerous calls for us to help recover my son's luggage that was lost at the airport. Unfortunately without success, we just ended up buying him some extra cloths in Paris. The bed, pillows and towels were equivalent to a luxurious hotel. And being located in a quiet neighborhood, we always enjoyed a good nights sleep. Also, everyone enjoyed walking through Rue Daguerre with its many small French speciality shops. If I make it to Paris again, I would not hesitate to stay at this property again. Thank you Elisabeth for your hospitality and kindness.
The apartment is beautiful and just as charming as it appears in the photographs. It is very comfortable, clean, and well stocked with kitchen equipment. We loved the friendly neighborhood with lots of interesting food shopping. It is close to the Catacombs and Metro/RER station. The owner is very helpful, friendly, and attentive. We will definitely return next time we have the chance to visit Paris!
This apartment is cosy, light and convenient - and was always a pleasure to return home to. The things which stand out are the high standards of its finish and facilities. In the middle of winter especially, you need good heating and good plumbing and this apartment provided both. Towels (good, big ones) were changed three times during our 2 week stay and linen twice. Combine this with the highest standard of cleanliness that we have experienced in 7 different rental apartments in Paris over the years and it is easy to see why this property gets such good reviews. We stayed over Christmas-New Year; a family of four. And made good use of the brasseries and bistros of Montparnasse, which were all a short walk away. In the months leading up to our rental, the owner Elisabeth was very responsive to our inquiries and requests, both by email and telephone - which is a comfort when you are renting a property thousands of kilometres away. And during our stay she was always ready to assist. We left the apartment 2 days ago and already our damage deposit has been refunded. Recommended highly!
The apartment is situated near the metro and RER station Denfert Rochereau. It is a direct line from Gare du Nord if you are travelling by Eurostar or by Thalys.
If you are travelling by plane, there is a direct RER rail link from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport and a direct bus from Orly airport.
The railway station Montparnasse is also nearby if you are coming from the west or from the south-west of France or if you wish to go further afield to Versailles or to Chartres.
Paris itself, not including the suburbs, is relatively small and from the apartment, you can reach most major tourist attractions in less than half an hour. The nearest metro stations are Denfert Rochereau and Gaîté. Denfert Rochereau is 550 m away and about a 6 minutes walk, Gaîté is 650 m away and about 7 minutes by foot.
Euro Disney is easily reached by RER B and A or by car (motorway A4).
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19 Dec 2015 - 5 Jan 2016
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|More than 3 months in advance and especially during school holidays, I prefer to accept reservations of 6 nights or more.
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-48 million Americans currently don't have health insurance. That's according to the Census Bureau.
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-If you're a small business owner with less than 50 employees, you're not required to provide coverage. However, if you choose to offer plans through the marketplace, you may be eligible for up to 50% in tax credits.
-Enrollment closes March 31. If you want your coverage to start on January 1, you will need to sign up by December 15.
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Many, if not most musical artists possess talents that can't be constrained to a single genre box—and Cryptic Wisdom is a case in point. To showcase the underappreciated diversity of his skillset, the Tucson emcee has selected, as his latest single, a joint that features no rapping whatsoever. Instead, Fall From Grace (a Booth-exclusive world premiere) finds him eulogizing a past love in a sung vocal style that straddles the line between R&B and alternative rock. Sinima Beats echoes his eclectic approach behind the boards, layering moody guitar riffs over a hip-hop rhythm and tying the cut together with a sampled female hook. Michael Shahin directs the accompanying visuals. X's & O'z is scheduled for independent release on August 5. Fans who pre-order the set now will receive instant downloads of three tracks: Talking to Myself, Problem and Man in the Mirror.
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Getty To Pay Flickr Users For Images
Users of the popular photo-hosting site Flickr are being given a chance to make some money from their snapshots.
Getty Images, for the past year, has been tapping into tens of thousands of photos taken by pro and semi-pro photographers who post on the site.
Now all users — nearly 40 million — have the potential to earn some money as Getty takes advantage of a library of four billion pictures.
"Flickr users are the eyes of the world," Douglas Alexander, Flickr's general manager, told BBC news.
"We have contributors from over 100 counties and images are coming in from every corner of the globe. This deal broadens the horizons and the global marketplace for commercial photography and gives our users the chance to make some money," he said.
No actual rates for photos were given by Getty or Flickr, but it is generally believed the average rate for an image is between $150 and $240.
The Getty agreement made with pro and semi-pro photos appearing on Flickr extends to the new deal, available to all Flickr users.
Getty's chief operating officer Nick Evans-Lombe said Flickr had been a great resource and inspiration.
The stock photography market has been mostly limited to North America and Europe in the past. But more people around the world will now have a good chance of getting paid for their photos.
Evans-Lombe said a great asset of the Flickr collection was that it was "more gritty" because the photographs are not shot for commercial services and therefore have more authenticity.
"The extension of this partnership is a testament to the talent of our Flickr community and we want to provide a platform for our members so they can get their work out there to the largest possible audience," said Alexander.
Hal Bergman dreamt for years of turning his passion of photography into a full-time career. He started posting photos on Flickr in 2006 and said the partnership he has with Getty has been a fruitful one for him.
"I have been doing this for six years on the side and a year and a half ago I gave up my day job in website development," he told BBC.
Although he would not say what he actually earns, Bergman told BBC News he makes a good living from photography.
"I am working as a freelance and getting a lot of commission work and I would say this deal brings in about a third of my income which is pretty good when you consider I have 200 images on the Getty site and a further 2,500 on another site," he said.
Bergman said while he is managing to get himself established, he is concerned about how the opening up of this partnership will affect him.
"This deal helped me get my foot in the door with Getty, something I had been trying to do for years. And while I am concerned about opening up the floodgates, I am going to take it as a challenge. But I am really not worried because I like to think I am good at what I do," said Bergman.
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Overview: The California Supreme Court just ruled that the names of police officers involved in on-duty shooting incidents are subject to disclosure under the California Public Records Act. The Long Beach Police Officers Association, the City of Long Beach and other California law enforcement agencies sought to prevent a reporter from revealing the identities of officers who shot and killed a 35-year-old man who pointed a garden hose nozzle at officers as if it were a handgun. The agencies claimed that revealing officers' names would subject them and their families to possible reprisal because contact information can be obtained readily from the Internet.
The Court disagreed, rejecting the "blanket polices" and "vague safety concerns" used by a growing number of police departments to bar disclosure. The Court held that protecting an officer's anonymity was justified only if "essential" to "peculiar duties," such as those of an undercover agent, or based upon specific evidence that an officer's safety would be imperiled. Otherwise, the Court stated, the "public's substantial interest" in discovering the names of officers involved in the shooting outweighed the officers' personal privacy interests.
Training Points: This decision makes it much more difficult for law enforcement agencies to withhold the names of officers involved in critical incidents. Those responsible for handling Public Records Act requests for their department must ensure that each request is handled on a case-by-case basis to determine whether sufficient justification exists to withhold the name of any officer involved. For example, if an involved officer works or worked in an undercover capacity, or if releasing the name directly compromises officer safety or the safety of their family members. Even if particular articulable circumstances justify withholding the names of officers, the department's response to the request must be in writing and must state the grounds upon which denial is justified and warranted. Because there is no clear and concise criteria to justify withholding a name, it is likely that litigation could ensue whenever the name is withheld. Agencies should consult with counsel when deciding to withhold names and written policies should be followed consistently in every such instance.
Summary Analysis: In Long Beach Police Officers Ass'n v. City of Long Beach, a Los Angeles Times journalist requested the names of the Long Beach police officers who shot Douglas Zerby and the identities of all officers involved in on-duty shootings in the past five years. Police groups sought to bar disclosure, citing the confidentiality of personnel records and the need to protect officer safety. The Times, joined by media and ACLU groups, responded that the public had the right to know the names of officers who used lethal force.
The Court balanced the competing interests and sided with the Times, finding that the names of officers involved in the shooting incident were not confidential under California law and had to be disclosed. Significantly, the Court distinguished confidential records linked to officer "appraisal or discipline" from incident reports of on-duty shootings, which did not qualify as "personnel records" exempted from the Act. Citing the potential for abuse of power, the Court concluded that the public interest in police conduct outweighed any personal privacy interests.
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Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi, who is facing multiple cases for his alleged "hate speech", was today taken to a government hospital in Hyderabad for medical examination after he failed to appear before police and sought more time citing ill-health. A police escort team reached the MLA's house at Banjara Hills and took him to the Gandhi Hospital here, Deputy Commissioner of Police (West Zone) G Sudhir Babu told PTI.
Earlier, this morning the Nirmal rural police at Adilabad district issued a notice to Akbaruddin to make himself present for the medical examination.
Investigating officer A Raghu had found Akbaruddin fit enough to face police inquiry in connection with the case filed against him for the alleged provocative speech. However, the MIM legislator had informed that he was suffering from pain and had sought four days time to appear before the Nirmal police for questioning. After this, the police had last night decided that he will be subjected to medical examination today.
"In view of his medical examination police issued a notice to him to come to the Gandhi Hospital where government doctors will carry out his medical examination. Once the medical test is complete, a certificate will be issued and based on it further course of action will be taken," another senior police officer said. For security reasons, a police escort accompanied him.
Akbaruddin has already been issued notices to appear before Nizamabad Police today and also before the Osmania University Police on January 10 in connection with the further probe into the cases registered against him.
Owaisi has already approached the Andhra Pradesh High court seeking to quash all the FIRs registered against him at different police stations in the state.
Meanwhile, mild tension prevailed outside the Gandhi Hospital as scores of supporters of Akbaruddin Owaisi assembled near the premises and raised anti-government slogans.
Additional security forces were also deployed in parts of the Old City as a precautionary measure following speculation that Owaisi would be arrested after his medical tests.
Gandhi Hospital Superintendent Dr S Mahbub said medical examination of Akbaruddin was conducted by a team of five doctors.
After the tests are over, a team of doctors will discuss and prepare a report which will be ready by this evening and then it will be handed over to police, he said.
"A bullet is there on the lower side of his back," the medical superintendent said. A rival group "attacked" Akbaruddin in April 2011 over a land dispute issue in Barkas area in Hyderabad. He had sustained bullet injuries in the attack.
Meanwhile, protests and demonstrations continued by BJP workers and VHP members at Indira Park and Alwal in Hyderabad and in Adilabad and Nizamabad districts demanding immediate arrest of Owaisi.
BJP Nizambad MLA Lakshmi Naryana led a demonstration in Nizamabad and alleged that government was going soft in initiating action against Akbaruddin.
Police removed the tents from the dharna camp in Nirmal town when BJP activists tried to hold a dharna.
In a related development, Nizamabad Police imposed prohibitory orders in Nizambad town as Owaisi was supposed to appear before them today following issuance of notices in connection with the case booked against him by Nizambad II Town police for his alleged provocative speeches.
One of the counsels of Akbaruddin made a representation to the Nizamabad Police and handed over a letter seeking four-day time for appearance of his client before them, a senior police officer said, adding the request has been sent for legal scrutiny and further decision will depend on it.


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Costa Del Sol
Family-friendly Benalmadena
Whoever said you can't have it all hasn't been to the Costa del Sol. Skirting Spain's southern coast, it packs in the full spectrum of beach holidays. Take Benalmadena, for example. What families can't do in here isn't worth mentioning. The super-sized stretch of sand is the big draw, and then there's the Sea Life Centre and theme park to think about. There's no shortage of bars, shops and restaurants, either. And you can go traditional in its cobbled old town, Benalmadena Pueblo.
Up-tempo Torremolinos
Torremolinos is another classic beach resort. Its sandy sweeps are dotted with 'chiringuito' bars, and the town itself is choc-full of shops and restaurants. The place really comes alive at night. For something a little more slow-paced, head for the old district, El Calvario, and you'll find traditional markets and countless tapas bars.
Authentic Spain and City Life
If traditional Spain is high on your agenda, try the seaside town of Estepona. It's still a pretty big resort, but it's held tight to its whitewashed, Andalusian charm. Wander its steep cobbled streets and you'll come across no end of unusual shops, pavement cafés and tapas bars. The original fish market is still going strong, too. And if you're up for venturing away from the coastline, Andalusia's big three – Granada, Seville and Cordoba – are all within daytripping distance.
Things to See and Do in Costa del Sol
With a name that translates as the Sunshine Coast, you can guess that this place does a nice line in beaches. All along the coast, from Nerja in the east to Estepona in the west, you'll find wide ribbons of sand bordered by palm trees and swimmer-friendly waters.
The Big Beach
If we're talking popularity contests, Torremolinos' Playacar Beach would win hands down. Come summer this place is packed with sun-seekers. The slate-coloured sands stretch along the coast for a kilometre, though, so there's always room to lay out your beach towel. There's pretty much everything you could need here – sunbeds, showers, watersports, and even a playground for the kids. And when lunchtime rolls around there are shedloads of chiringuitos and beach bars serving up fried fish and ice-cold San Miguels.
The Secret Beach
If you prefer your sand with a bit more of a 'do-not-disturb' feel, Nerja's Playa Carabeillo is a good shout. It's a small, sand-and-shingle bay fringed by palms and bookended by jagged cliffs. It tends to stay pretty empty, as most holidaymakers settle down at Burriana Beach, Playa Carabeillo's famous neighbour. You won't find any noisy beach bars or cafés here, either, although there are a couple at the top of the cliff, so there's not far to go if you're peckish.
Designer Buys
Puerto Banus, a 20-minute drive from Estepona, is the best place in the Costa del Sol for designer shopping. Its streets are lined with the likes of Gucci, Dior, Armani and Bulgari. If your budget allows it, head to the Golden Mile just behind the marina for the pick of top-end shops.
Mid-Range Buys
Fuengirola, a 15-minute car ride from Benalmadena, is a great place for high-street buys. Its central square, Plaza de la Constitucion, rolls out big names like Benetton, Pull & Bear and Zara. Over in Benalmadena, Avenida de Consitución and the streets spinning off it are the place to be for on-trend clothes and shoe shops.
Bargain Buys
Two of the best markets in the area are at Torremolinos' Recinto Ferial and Estepona's marina. They're held every Sunday and you can pick up souvenirs like handmade jewellery, leather bags and even the odd antique. As with most markets, the prices aren't fixed in these places, so barter for all you're worth.
Laid-back evenings
The nightlife doesn't really get going 'til late on the Costa del Sol, so a quiet evening revolves around dinner and a drink in a bar. Estepona's old town has a good selection of bars that aren't too booming. Elsewhere, the La Carihuela area of Torremolinos still has a quiet, fishing-village vibe about it, with a slew of low-key bars and good restaurants along the prom.
Lively evenings
Although Torremolinos still wears the nightlife crown when most people think of the Costa del Sol, Benalmadena is actually livelier. In both places the clubs start late – they don't open 'til 11pm – and go on past dawn. In Torremolinos, head to Avda de Palma de Mallorca, and in Benalmadena go for the aptly-named 24 hour Square.
This rustic, tomato-based soup is packed with raw vegetables, garlic, vinegar and olive oil, and served with crusty bread. It was introduced to region in pre-Roman times and quickly became a favourite throughout the Spanish empire. Farmers used to eat it at lunch to cool off from the midday sun as, famously, it's served cold.
Like gazpacho, this soup is served cold, usually as an appetiser with grapes or melon. It's made of bread, crushed almonds, garlic, olive oil, water, and sometimes a splash of vinegar. You'll find it on menus all over Costa del Sol, with a few interesting variations to keep things interesting. In Granada, for example, they like it with baked potatoes.
Pescaíto frito
This is rumoured to be the inspiration behind British favourite, fish and chips, and apparently it originated in Torremolinos. The secret to its success lies in the batter – the fish is fried in a special mixture that keeps it nice and light. The type of fish may vary from place to place, but you'd be hard pushed to find a menu that doesn't offer it.
Huevos a la Flamenco
Flamenco eggs, as this is better known, is a big favourite in these parts. Onions, garlic, peppers, and chopped tomatoes are made into a thick sauce and used as a base to poach the eggs in. It goes down well with crusty bread and a hearty red wine.
This alcoholic drink is a bit like sangria, but simpler. It contains an even mix of red wine and gaseosa, a low-sugar, lightly flavoured lemonade. There might sometimes be a dash of rum or a slice of lemon added, but the locals love it however it comes, especially on warm summer afternoons.
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Set on the Costa del Sol in the south of Spain, Torremolinos was one of the first holiday resorts to draw sun-hungry Brits back in the Sixties. Today, around 3.5 million holidaymakers come here for their annual blast of warmth, whether it's in the summer or the winter. As a result, the town has quite a British slant, with familiar places serving pints, roasts and fry-ups.
Benalmadena has carved itself a big slice of the Costa del Sol, with a whopping 20 kilometres of coastline to its name. And it's divvied up its spoils well. Up in the old town it's all whitewashed houses and narrow streets, while the main centre packs in the bars and restaurants. And down on the seafront, you've got back-to-back beaches and a marina that looks so hot it's won awards.
Estepona is the most westerly resort on the Costa del Sol. Backed by the Sierra Bermeja mountains, this smart spot gets its own microclimate, with 325 days of sunshine a year – and its Blue Flag beaches make the most of it. The place mixes things up nicely – you've got modern bars and boutiques plus an old town packed with Andalusian charm.
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Malaga Festival
This week-long festival is one big hats-off to culture of the Costa del Sol. Throughout the week, the paving stones of Plaza…View details »
San Juan Festival
This festival is held in honour of John the Baptist. It begins at midnight when fireworks are let off over Benalmadena Beach.…View details »
Discover Alhambra Palace
Some people call it the 8th wonder of the world, others refer to it as a pearl set in emeralds. But one thing's…View details »
Snorkel and snack at Santa Amalia Beach
Santa Amalia is the most popular beach in Fuengirola – and the town's main watersports hub. At the marina you can sign up…View details »
La Boveda Del Flamenco, Plaza De La Constitucion
This quirky little bar used to be the village jail, but today the wall photos and warm lighting make the place cosy and inviting,…View details »
Find souvenirs in Mijas' crafts boutiques
Mijas has a vibrant arts-and-crafts scene – it's one of the best places in Spain to buy traditionally made ceramics, linen,…View details »
Pop a cork on Puerto Banus' east beach
A manicure, an oversized pair of designer sunglasses and a kaftan will make you feel at home on this nipped and tucked stretch…View details »
Oscar's Tapas Bar, Plaza De La Constitucion
Dishes of aubergines in garlic, broad beans with tomatoes, chorizo and ham, meatballs, seafood salad and Spanish cured cheese…View details »
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|fess up, do you like the last person you kissed?
Naw A Luv Um
what would your last name be if you were married to the last person that kissed you?
last picture comment was from?
Think It Was Nichola No Sure Tho
is anyone in your top friends a virgin?
ever walked in on your friends having sex?
Nopee Heard Them Tho
ever kissed a friends crush?
Dnt Fink So :S
ever kissed in the rain?
how was your day overall?
ever had a best friend of the opposite sex?
is there anyone who doesn't like you?
Yip Bt Who Cares Coz A Dnt Pmsl
how's your heart lately?
No Bad
are you sarcastic?
when was the last time you smiled?
Like 2 Mins Ago
what's your current problem?
Ehmm Cramp n Tooth Ache
do you think you are an argumentative person?
did anything weird happen in the past 3 days?
Nope Just Ma Dreams
what are you thinking about?
Ma College Interview
could you cry right now?
Nopee Im Happy
will this weekend be good?
Nah B The Usual
if your girlfriend/boyfriend broke up with you tonight, what would you do?
Get The Meat Cleaver Oot ko Probs Just Cry
could you go the rest of your life without doing any drugs?
what are you wearing on your feet?
last dream you had?
A Was In Kilwinning Hostel pmsl N A Was In The Same Room A Was In Before And A Battered This Mad Lassie Coz She Flung Water On Ma Bed
was last night enjoyable for you?
what is the first letter of the last name of the last person you kissed?
do you change your phone background a lot?
who makes these questions?
A Dunno
if you were being chased by an alligator, what would you do?
Sprint Like A Race Horse
what have you done all day?
Just Sat n Played Gta
are you happy?
do you want to tell someone how you feel?
?Nah He Knows
ever gave a really long apology?
Ayee Wan Eh They Wans Ye Stert Greetin n Shit pmsl
where do you think your best friend is right now?
Fk Knows
has anyone told you they don't ever wanna lose you?
how many hours of sleep did you get last night?
Oaft Bout 12
who did you last yell at and why?
Chris Coz He Was Daein Ma Heed In
where was the last place you fell asleep other than your bed?
has anyone ever called you a bitch?
Aye Aw The Time pmsl
can you go in public looking like you do?
what was the last thing you ate?
Macaroni Pie Naw A Yorkie pmsl
last time you laughed so hard you cried?
Eh The Er Night Coz A Realized How Stupit I Actually Am
what movie did you last go see? and with who?
Afew n Ma Sel
do you know anyone named matt?
who did you last go out to eat with?
what smiley face do you use often?
? lol
honestly, have you ever eaten raw cookie dough?
have you consumed alcohol in the past 24 hours?
who were you with Saturday?
what is bothering you?
Cramp n Tooth Ache
what's your favorite kind of ice cream?
Depends Ma Mood
are you friends with your ex?
is there a difference between the word 'best friend' and 'friend'?
Yeahh xx
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The bifurcation of the State only seems to have delayed the whole process
In spite of having a cosmopolitan city as its capital, Andhra Pradesh seems to be the least favoured in the list of Kejriwal and co. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has till date announced 242 candidates for the Lok Sabha constituencies from across the country but without a single name from the State.
In the six lists announced from time to time, candidates from 22 States and four Union Territories have been finalised.
However, those that are awaiting some kind of announcement include AP along with five other States. The bifurcation of the State only seems to have delayed the whole process with the local unit of the party busy with setting up regional committees and in the process facing dissidence from some members.Lack of 'good' contestants
Running out of time, the AP unit of the party has now decided to contest 10 parliamentary constituencies and 60 Assembly seats. According to some members, the hindrance has also been the lack of 'good' contestants in many constituencies as the screening process has not yielded much.
Even as the party is yet to begin canvassing, there is not much clarity regarding the funding for the local polls as no formal announcement has been made in this regard to the people of the State.Members upbeat
The members are upbeat that everything will fall in place once the candidates are finalised.
"The list will be announced in a couple of days. Delay is because elections are being held in the State in the last phases. Mr Kejriwal and other important leaders may also tour the State in April and hold meetings here. We have been getting good response from the public," said B. Ramakrishna Raju, convenor, State campaign committee, Aam Aadmi Party.
Keywords: AAP, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Seemandhra, operations, political party, Delhi, Kejriwal, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Arvind Kejriwal,


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Neutrogena Oil-Free Makeup Remover is strong enough to remove waterproof mascara without tugging the delicate skin around the eye. The extra-gentle dual-phase formula activates when shaken. It contains aloe and cucumber to soothe skin, and is 100 per cent oil-free with no greasy residue. It is dermatologist developed and ophthalmologist tested. Safe for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.
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Rating: Apr 3, 2015 5:47pm
Best make up remover ever!
This is amazing! I've used Clinique, body shop, Garnier, you name it! I've used it! This is by far the best, doesn't sting eyes, effectively get that waterproof mascara off and has no nasty smells so it. Leaves a bit of residue but I always cleanse my face/clairsonic afterwards so that doesn't matter to me.
Put on a cotton pad and start wiping!
Ideal for
Waterproof make up melts away with this!
Rating: Feb 10, 2015 2:16am
great basic eye makeup remover
This is a great basic to have. Easily removes all eye make up with one swipe. I love that its by phase too as i find that these types of removers work best with my makeup. It glides on perfectly without pulling or stinging my skin. There is no perfume. only down fall of this product is that it stays a little oily on my eye area for a fair while after I use this. Maybe its just me but it happena every time i use it.
Blot eye with clean cotton pad after using to soak up any excess oil from product
Rating: Nov 17, 2014 10:04pm
Great price
This is pretty effective at removing all traces of eyeliner and mascara. It is oily, though, in spite of its claims, but I always use it before washing my face so it doesn't bother me that much. I wear contacts so I only use it at the end of the day not if I'm redoing my make up for any reason in the middle of the day. - it says it's safe for contacts wearers but I think it's much too greasy to risk it. For the price , I think it's a really good product, and as long as you've remembered to shake the bottle properly it's very effective. I will buy this again
Rating: Nov 7, 2014 7:22pm
Love It
i really love this product, i use this to remove only my eye makeup and it does a great job. it will easily remove waterproof/non-waterproof mascara, liquid eye-liner and the layers of eye primer/base/shadow i put on, it all comes off with minimal effort. there is a slight oily residue left behind by this product but it is easily removed with a gentle dab from a small towel/face washer and doesn't bother me at all. i am nearly finished with my first bottle of this and have already bought a backup, i wont go without this any more. would reccomend it.
Rating: Oct 25, 2014 4:52pm
Way too oily and greasy
This product does not live up to it's name. Oil-free? More like oily!
While this may be great for removing waterproof mascara, it has definitely left my eye area feeling quite dry. I also notice that once it has dried there were eye patches area around my eye from it. Would not repurchase!
I would recommend the Garnier Clean Sensitive 2 in 1 gentle make up remover. This product definitely lives up to its name as a gentle make up remover that easily takes off all your eye make up without a greasy and oily feel like the Neutrogena product.
Rating: Apr 15, 2014 5:11pm
Not a fan
This remover is really effective when it comes to getting rid of waterproof make-up on the eyes, however I don't know if it is my sensitive skin or not but this products seriously dries out the skin around my eyes when I use it.
It dries my skin out to the point where it feel like rough sandpaper and even when I apply moisturiser after washing off the residue it leaves behind, a couple of hours later and the next day the skin around my eyes will still be dry and irritated. Like I said though, it could be just my sensitive skin reacting to the product, won't be re-purchasing.
Rating: Apr 14, 2014 12:06am
easily removes waterproof makeup!
This remover has two immiscible layers - an oily layer and a water layer. When shaken, soak a pad with the solution and press onto the eyelid. The formula is very effective in removing EVERY TRACE of waterproof make up on my eyes (this is the only type of make up I wear!). All of the make melts and disintegrates off my eyes without needing to rub, scrub and irritate my eyes. The formula also doesn't sting my eyes - another bonus!
Leaves an oily residue due to the effectiveness of its removing power - I recommend cleansing your face straight afterward to remove this nasty layer!
Great price for a makeup remover that actually removes all waterproof makeup! Definitely recommend to those who regularly wear waterproof makeup, but cleanse your face straight after you remove your makeup to remove the oily residue!
Rating: Mar 28, 2014 9:11pm
Great but not amazing
This is great for removing waterproof eye makeup, the only downside is that it leaves a oily residue around my eye area which isn't the best feeling and some of the small amount of makeup that is left over spreads because it's so oily. Good for the price but I think I will keep using my Dior Instant eye makeup remover.
Rating: Feb 13, 2014 2:18pm
The only eye make-up remover I use!
I use this all the time and have gone through bottles and bottles of this stuff, it is amazing!
It takes off all of my day to day eye make-up even waterproof mascara like a breeze. It even takes off all of my heavy stage make-up and makes me look normal again.
I just put a little of this onto a cotton pad hold it on my eye for a few seconds then swipe away and it all comes off. If I have any stubborn make-up on then I will gentle wiggle the cotton pad back and forth to shift the make-up and get it off. It is really gentle on your eyes so if you do get it in your eyes it doesn't sting or burn which is a plus. I will even use this to get my false eye lashes off and they literally swipe off with the cotton pad. It helps to loosen the glue so you don't get the pulling on top of your eyes when you remove them by pulling them off.
Rating: Nov 29, 2013 2:13pm
Effective, Gentle, great price.
The title says it all. It has a two phase system (so it needs to be shaken before use), is affective at removing all makeup. It has very little smell. Easy to use- no more harsh scrubbing or repeatedly washing face to remove all makeup. I use this before washing my face.
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A's Birth Story
I was convinced my baby girl would come early. I was due June 16th and this pregnancy felt so different than my pregnancy with H; I threw up only in the mornings, and generally felt really good! I had a strong feeling you were a she. As I grew bigger and carried you all in the belly, I started wonder if I might be wrong; After all, I was a vegetarian when I was pregnant with H and had become rather carnivorous since, so maybe that's where the difference came from?.... I went and spent $4 on cute little baby girl hats anyway.
Since the safety of ultrasounds has never been proven, and knowing that you were mine to keep no matter what issues may or may not have been present inside, we chose not to have an ultrasound at all. I was quite content to assume you were a happy, healthy baby in there. Daddy really wanted to know if you were going to be a baby boy or a girl, but I won this one.
Throughout the pregnancy with you, we were living in a one bedroom apartment and assumed we would stay there for your first year of life while Daddy finished up his last year of school. We hadn't been looking, but sometime in April, our home came on the market and we bought it. We moved in June 1st and I stopped working then (it had been a HOT June and I was so swollen I could barely fit my feet in shoes anymore...and I was convinced my little girl would be here early. After all, this pregnancy was so different, and H had been 10d ays "late").
We settled in to our new home quickly and waited for you to join us. June 16th came and went and Grandma reminded me on one of our walks, that with all six of her kids, none of us had come any sooner than 10 days past-due. At that point, I decided to resign myself to the fact that I would likely be pregnant for another couple of weeks. We went to J&N's birthday party on the 16th and to a street party at S's.
I was getting contractions through the night on the 19th of June, about every 10 minutes and strong enough that I found it difficult to sleep. I called the midwives in the morning to let them know that you'd likely be making your appearance today. H went to school with a friend and Daddy went to work, and contractions kept on coming. I sat on the birth ball listening to my "Hypnobabies" tracks and walking around the house, stopping to lean and sway up against the fridge or wall when contractions got powerful.I couldn't sit. When they grew closer together I called the midwives again to let them know things were progressing, and they headed out and suggested I call Daddy to come home now too (just after lunch).
Daddy got home and got busy setting up the pool in the living room when the midwives arrived. A student midwife checked how open my cervix was and it was at a piddly 2 cms. They suggested since I hadn't slept well the night before that I take some gravol, have a bath, and try to get some rest; I'd call them when things progressed even more or when my water broke. Once I got into the bath my water broke. Daddy called the midwives and they turned around and came back. (I wonder if that cervical check led to the breaking of the waters. In retrospect, I should never have consented to it.)
The midwives confirmed there was meconium present in the waters and we discussed where to go from there. There was a 96% chance that things were fine and you simply had to poop. There was a 4% chance that you pooped because you were in distress and would need deep suctioning when you were born or else things could go very wrong very quickly. They said it was protocol to transfer to the hospital in this situation and we talked about the benefits and risks involved both ways. I really didn't want to go and asked for a few minutes to process things. We decided to move our homebirth to the hospital and I was surprisingly at peace with that decision given how much I dislike hospitals, especially when it comes to such a natural thing as birth. We calmly grabbed a laundry basket and threw in supplies we might need if our stay extended through the night (labour lasted 36 hours with H). I insisted that they not let me "wuss out" (believing that if you don't want drugs during labour, you shouldn't go where they're offered. I didn't want to agree to something in a moment of weakness that I didn't actually want).
We followed the midwives to a Hospital out of town, since that's where they have the best working relationship with staff and they have Respiratory Specialists to do the deep suctioning if need be. I was expecting to tolerate the drive only by remaining on my knees facing backwards in the car, but the drive wasn't as intense as I'd imagined it would be. I managed to keep my seatbelt on the whole way!
We arrived, entering in through the ER entrance, but the midwives used their cards and passes to get us in without the need to speak to anyone at all. We stopped once while I put my arms around Daddy's neck to make it through a contraction as a waiting room full of people looked on, but otherwise I put my head down and stayed in my birthing fog and made it to the room without the need to speak with anyone (which I was very thankful for- no nurses, no doctors, no one new).
The midwives wanted to hook up the Electronic Fetal Monitor and I agreed. I hated it though. Even though it was remote, I hated the pressure and just the idea of it being there. I knew you were fine.
I remained on my knees facing the back of the bed which was all the way up to support me when I wanted. After their 20 minutes of monitoring I conveniently needed to pee. So monitors came off, and I hid out in the bathroom for a good long time, continuing to labour monitor-free on my own in the bathroom. Daddy came in to check on me and upon his exit, claimed to the midwives that they weren't getting me out of there (and he was right. I was not willingly going back on that bed with monitors). They offered the shower in the room next door and I now we were talkin'! They asked me to sit down before we left the room to draw some blood as policy but I couldn't even imagine putting up with that formality in the middle of labour, so refused and headed for the door.
The shower was nice, but labour was picking up in intensity. It was just Daddy and me in the room with the shower. I had Hypnobabies tracks playing from my phone, but they were difficult to hear and focus on. Mostly, I just kept in my own head and talked to you. After a couple of hours in the shower (on the ball, leaning on the ball, hanging off grab-bars, and kneeling) I resorted to coaxing you out with the fact that there's room to move and boobies on the outside if we could just get through this together. I pleaded with my body to "open" and did my best to relax my mouth and allow things to soften and open and progress to help guide you out. I eventually got little urges to push and was feeling done with the shower.
We made our way back into our room. The midwives intermittedly held the monitor to my belly and I HATED it. I would push them away each time they tried. Even that little intervention pulled my head out of the birth space. Near the end of things, L said to the student midwife that she thought I might kick her if she tried again.
I stared at the Lake from the window and found the water calming. I tried to imagine each contraction as a wave. I couldn't bear to be sitting or lying down, so I continued to labour on my knees facing the back of the bed. The student midwife checked my progress once again and claimed I was at 7 cms. The urge to push kept getting stronger and grunting/pushing through contractions felt so good. In the back of my mind I was thinking of cervical lips and trying to take things slow so there wouldn't be any swelling or damage to work against, but I was getting tired and it felt so good to try and move you down.
I really appreciated L's re-assurance that my body knew what to do and to listen to it, because it was saying "push!!!" and the idea that you would be here soon was very appealing to me. I didn't hold back or worry about any cervical anything with her encouragement. All of a sudden I claimed "oh, that feels different!" and the respiratory team was called in and you were born 2 pushes later at 7:27p.m., just 15 minutes after being told I was at 7 cms. Easy-peasy, and no tears...yay!
The midwives informed me before the transfer to the hospital that with the presence of meconium, they would cut the cord quickly and take you for suctioning (neither being my Plan A; I wanted the cord to remain attached until it had ceased pulsating and for you to remain skin to skin with me). You came out screaming (which was a good thing since the concern would be the state of your lungs) so I asked if they could leave the cord and leave you where you were on my chest since you came out so lively. Apparently that wasn't an option since the cord was cut and the respiratory team took a quick look at you. Some shallow suctioning was done and you were returned quickly to me (about 45 seconds later). So, in retrospect we probably would have been fine to have had you safely at home, but we made the best decision we could with the information we had at the time.
In the midst of that somewhere, L had said "let me see his cord" at which point I exclaimed "HE?!?". H would be so happy to hear he has a new little brother (he had claimed if he got a sister he'd be throwing it out the window). I couldn't believe you were a boy.
It's hospital policy to wait 3 hours before discharge, so we hung out skin-to-skin and you nursed like a champ while the midwives did their paper work. Daddy kept asking if we could go home now, so the let us squeak out a whole 10 minutes early (which by the time we got packed up was probably right on time).
H had been with Grandma and Grandpa, so we called to let them know we were on our way home and to put a quiche in the oven since we hadn't had dinner. We were back home and all cozy in bed by midnight; a new little family of 4!
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GEORGE TOWN: The Penang Deputy Chief 1 position will remain vacant for now to give de factor Pakatan Rakyat leader Datuk Sri Anwar Ibrahim more time to resolve internal issues, said Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng on Wednesday.
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said while he was disappointed by the delay, he fully understood the various political pressures that Anwar was facing in making the recommendation.
Lim said that, therefore, the position of the DCM 1 remained vacant, although the announcement was supposed to be made Wednesday.
"Even though I have the prerogative as the chief minister to appoint the DCM 1, I believe in consulting and waiting for Anwar to recommend who should fill up the empty position.
"As a genuine coalition ally in Pakatan Rakyat I have chosen to stand together in solidarity with Anwar in facing to these pressures.
"I will give him more time to resolve the internal issues involved,'' he said in a press statement issued to reporters by his press secretary after Lim handed out mock cheques to representatives of the 28 Tamil schools in the state in Komtar.
Lim refused to answer questions pertaining the issue, and told reporters that he was rushing to the airport to catch a flight to Kuala Lumpur to attend the swearing-in ceremony of the Yang Di Pertua Negeri Tuan Yang Terutama Tun Abdul Rahman Abbas at Istana Negara.
It was reported on April 13 that Lim would name the new DCM 1 on Wednesday, although Anwar had asked until Sunday (April 12) to make a decision.
The post was left vacant after Penanti assemblyman Mohammad Fairus Khairuddin resigned, and Lim has said it was up to Anwar to choose the best candidate since the post belonged to a Malay PKR assemblyman.
Anwar confirmed that two names had been proposed.
They are state executive councillor Abdul Malik Abdul Kassim, who is also Batu Maung state assemblyman and Sungai Bakap state assemblyman Maktar Shapee.
Lim further added in the statement that he was confident that Anwar would answer and explain fully all questions after he had decided on whom he wanted to recommend to be appointed to the position.
Lim said the best person for the job would be appointed in accordance with the state's competency, accountability and transparency philosophy.
"For the time being the various portfolios held by Mohammad Fairus will be handled by me and assisted by the other Exco members where necessary.
"I am sure Anwar knows that the public are puzzling over the difficulty in selecting a replacement, and questions such as if the delay is caused because Anwar is arranging for a by-election for Penanti are lingering in peoples' minds,'' he added.
After the cheque presentation ceremony, a delegation from the Henan province paid a courtesy call on Lim to discuss on trade and industry partnerships especially on the Halal industry.
Also present was Abdul Malik, who is the Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs committee chairman.
After the function, reporters ambushed Abdul Malik asking him why was there a delay in naming the person to take over the DCM 1's position.
He said that that question should be posed to Anwar, and since the appointment was not a small one, Anwar should be given time and not pushed.
Asked if the party was facing internal issues, and therefore the delay occurred, Abdul Malik said he could vouch that there was no such thing.
"We want to make the best decision for the people,'' he said, adding that he was not upset with the delay.
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It's not totally awful by any means, and I can certainly see what you're going for, but two things strike out like a sore thumb:
1. You have CRF on a ship without cannons
2. Your Eng/Sci slots are a bit of a mess. Ditch both the Sci/Eng teams and consider EPtS, RSP (invaluable on a BoP), Polarize Hull, TSS or TBR. The tractor beam is good to have around though.
I would also personally consider taking a Com. Sci and running Lt. Com/Lt. Tac instead, this plays more to your strengths as a Sci cappy since you can take Rank 3 versions of skills like Photonic Shockwave, Viral Matrix (this one is really nasty with DOffs) and Scramble Sensors.
Generally speaking I've never had problems using stealth so long as I keep my aux preset (a power setting with auxiliary cranked up to max) on and don't wander too stupidly close to any Fed sci ships. Since you're a Sci in a B'rel no less, you should really have your aux primed at 125 all the time anyway since it not only helps with stealth but gives you a noticeable buff to your SNB and Sensor Scan. You could swap the stealth consoles out for something like a Borg console (gives that little bit extra crit chance) or some particle generators for PSW.
Did I put CRF? I meant CSV, but still, I know. Most of my BOFFs were just carried over as-is from my Vo'quv. What would you recommend I put in it's place though? I would guess a Mine pattern, or an Attack pattern.
That is true, I need to fix up my eng/sci slots. I mostly had to sci team to counter other SNB users, AMS, etc.
I'm thinking...E-power to shields 1, Aux to structural 1 still, along with Tractor Beam 1, and HE 2. A couple hull heals, both of which will be helped by my high aux, along with a shield heal for those times I might need it.
I do keep my aux high a lot of the time, but it's set at 90, not 100. Partially because of Warp Core Potential (as her spec stands atm), but also because of a blue Technician I have from owning the DS9 bundle, which gives me 15 Aux while cloaked. This lets me put more into engines. I do have the Borg console, which I wouldn't mind using, but with my Stealth consoles, skill, and high aux, I'm barely ever seen by anyone unless an ability manages to knock me out of it (CPB, Warp plasma, etc), or I fire torpedoes or use an ability on someone else.
My other DOFFs are quite crummy, mostly some torpedo reducing ones, and the Technician. Again, no cash to buy better ones atm.
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After two crazy weeks in the women's draw we now get to see two players who have never won a Grand Slam face off for their chance at the Wimbledon Championship. Marion Bartoli of France will meet Sabine Lisicki after both won their semifinal matches on Thursday. Bartoli hasn't lost a set in this tournament, but also hasn't had to face any top players due to the myriad of withdrawals, and early round losses. Lisicki beat a tough Radwanska in the semifinals, but even more impressively she took out Serena earlier in the tournament. Even though these two are not the big names we are used to seeing, it is well worth tuning in to see some great tennis and a new Grand Slam winner.
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You can now contribute to the Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery automatically, just by shopping on Amazon.
FISH is participating in the AmazonSmile program. The AmazonSmile Foundation will donate .5 percent of every purchase you make via smile.amazon.com to FISH. This allows Amazon customers to support FISH at no extra cost.
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The Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery is looking for an energetic individual with a supportive outgoing personality as its next volunteer coordinator.
The part-time position begins July 1; send applications by May 31. Successful candidates will have experience as a volunteer or a volunteer coordinator, demonstrated commitment to the environment, be at least 21, and have excellent oral and written communication skills.
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Lee has lived in Issaquah since 1985, except for two years when she lived in England. She first became a volunteer with FISH in 2002. In 2007, she began assisting with coordinating the volunteer component of the FISH program and assumed the role of volunteer coordinator in 2009.
Lee has brought wonderful innovations to the volunteer program including interviews to help place volunteers in the most appropriate position, and a mentor program that helps new volunteers get off to the best start.
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March 11, 2014
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Sitting in a ray of sunshine in his "hooray for me" room in his Cougar Mountain home, Randy Harrison paused while discussing his book "West From Yesterday."
From the window seat in the room (a Southern nickname for a room full of mementos from one's life), the first-time author said he had shared the manuscript with family and friends before self-publishing it through Amazon.com. They'd realized the tale of Tucker, a post-Civil War-era plantation owner who journeys West in a bout of self-discovery, sounded a lot like someone they knew.
"They said they found a lot of me in Tucker," Harrison said. "I realized both me and Tucker were from a Virginia family, had come from a life of privilege only by birth. And we both felt a sense of obligation that we had to earn what comes from that gift of privilege."
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Oregon-based muralist Larry Kangas was a one-man show with a paintbrush.
He had the innate ability to tell the story of a community with paint, ladders, a large blank wall and an unrivaled imagination.
Kangas died of cancer Nov. 25, 2013, but his memory lives on in the more than 1,000 murals he crafted across the Pacific Northwest, a few of which grace Issaquah walls.
"Larry never had any children. He was a great uncle for many kids, but he called his murals his kids, his legacy," said Sandy Kangas, Larry's wife.
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These days, Ava Frisinger, when not volunteering her time on various councils and boards, is spending a lot of catch-up time with her grandchildren. She won't say which role is harder, being Issaquah's longest-serving mayor or that of grandmother.
"But being a grandmother is a very satisfying job, rewarding as well," Frisinger said. "It's neat to watch kids grow, encourage them to do what it is that they want to do."
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Finley and Gillda, the two Issaquah Salmon Hatchery mascots, turned in for the night after New Year's Day, and slept so soundly that they were not awakened by an anonymous overnight visitor with a delivery.
If they have ever yearned for an addition to the family, that wish was being fulfilled while they dreamed.
When the two steel sculptures awoke the early morning of Jan. 2, they had a new buddy, 5 feet tall, made of a wooden log, with "Issaquah" carved in its base. The obvious intention was of it being a new permanent artistic attraction for local residents and annual Salmon Days visitors to enjoy.
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Oct. 5 and 6 will see coho, chinook, sockeye, kokanee and many festivalgoers make their way to the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery for a weekendlong celebration full of events, activities, food and music.
The homegrown event celebrates the return of local salmon as they make their pilgrimage from the Pacific Ocean back to the spawning grounds of Issaquah Creek and the hatchery. Approximately 180,000 people attended last year's event, which was met with sunny, mild weather.
The Grand Parade will kick off the weekend beginning at 10 a.m. Oct. 5. It will wind its way down Front Street to the hatchery in a bright display of community spirit and appreciation of the surrounding environment.
FISH hosts Public Officials Day Sept. 25
September 24, 2013
The Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery is hosting a special event to educate local elected leaders and the public about the importance of the hatchery and salmon conservation.
Officials from the area have been invited to a special presentation at 2 p.m. Sept. 25. FISH's board of directors has invited City Council members, school district directors, water district commissioners, Metropolitan King County Council members, and state lawmakers from cities and districts that surround Lake Sammamish.
The purpose of Public Officials Day is to acquaint those who make decisions within the Lake Sammamish watershed with the value of this historic and active facility in their own backyard.