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"18 Year Old with a Huge Nose!!!..."
I have always been self conscious about my nose. It has a big hump and a bulbous tip. I knew people talked about it but no one said anything out loud to me until freshman year of high school. I got in a fight with a group of friends and they immediately started making fun of me for the size and shape of my nose. It made me sad, because there was nothing i could do. But I did not like the idea... more
"Dr Hecht of Scottsdale Az ruined my..."
This is the story of how Dr. Hecht ruined my nose for my lifetime... My breathing is still compromised after all these corrective attempts. Had surgery in june 2008. Immediately after splint was taken off there were 3 irregularities on my right side, one was VERY obvious was part of the ear graft he used and was sticking out (protruding out of the skin) two, was the entire graft you could see... more
For years I have been thinking about cosmetically enhancing my nose. I had a hump and wide nostrils. I looked all over Arizona for the most qualified physicians and selected Dr Hecht. The provider is dual certified in cosmetic and ENT work with many years of experience to support his practice. This doctor also specifically specializes in rhinoplasty. I am in my one week post operative phase... more
I have always wanted to fix the issues with my nose as far back as 4th grade. My mother had a nose job when I was growing up and I saw how much she gained from it and I wanted the same for me. When I was a teenager I had my nose broken. That fracture cause my nose to be crooked although most people say they couldn't really tell. When I went in for a consult with my surgeon he said that my nose... more
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I had consultations with 4 different surgeons before choosing Dr. Hobgood. Out of all of them I felt like only Dr. Hobgood really spent the time with me to explain my issues and concerns and walk through the details of what would be done. I didn't feel any pressure to go through with any of the procedures and several times he mentioned that one of the options was to do nothing or only deal... more
"22 Year Old Rhinoplasty to Remove..."
I had a very big bump right on the bridge of my nose, it didnot fit my face at all. After searching mulitple doctors online I came across Dr. Josh Olson and went in for a consultation. Everyone in his office was extremely nice and helpful. Dr. Olson answered all of my questions and any concerns I had about my nose and the procedure. I decided to go ahead and have the procedure done with him.... more
"Dr. Shapiro is an Amazing..."
I found Dr. Shapiro on the internet and went to him based on other patient reviews. Dr. Shapiro was really confident in his technique and his procedures, which was really reassuring because I was really nervous and scared to have the procedure done. He definitely will take the time to go over all the details of the procedure with you. I would definitely call him a perfectionist. I had my... more
"21 Years Old Finally New Nose -..."
I looked a lot at different doctors in arizona and one of my consultations was dr. Kotoske. After reviewing his work on rhinoplasty I felt he was the doctor with the most dramatic changes, but I still had to go to a consultation to confirm he was going to be the one. My waiting time was longer than I expected but I figured it was a free consultation and him being busy must be a good thing.... more
"Rhinoplasty and Turbinectomy Removal..."
I just had my surgery the 6th of this month to remove a bump and straighten my nose. My Dr. also removery a portion of my turbinates to help me breathe better. I can smell and taste great now, however after getting my cast off, I wasn't too pleased. I feel like my face looks flat now and my bruises are still very apparent. My family and friends say to give it more time because it is still... more
"Amazing Surgeon! - Scottsdale, AZ"
I wanted to give praise and a huge thank you for Dr. Flint. I just recently had rhinoplasty and a deviated septum correctly. First, let me tell you about myself. I am terrified of needles and pain. But, who really likes that? I have been talking to Dr. Flint about this issue for over 6 yrs and I finally did it. She was patient, caring and explained as much as I could handle (don't care for... more
"21, Rhino/Septo/Turbinates. -..."
Hi everyone! My rhino/septo is scheduled for August 1st and I'm ecstatic! The stories on RealSelf have really helped me gain the confidence to go through with this, so hopefully I can pay it forward. :) I have wanted rhinoplasty since I first noticed my nose was crooked in grade school. It's pushed towards the left side of my face - in terms of skiing, Dr. Hobgood described the left side as... more
"Keep Going Back and Forth on Doing..."
Like a lot of you ladies on Real Self, I have been obsessing over changing my nose most of my life. I have hated it ever since middle school. It looks like a small lump when you look at my profile, I do not like it at all. Over the last year or so, the obsession has become so strong to change my nose that I am now looking into consults with surgeons and I'm pretty much ready to proceed with... more
"Rhinoplasty, Chin Implant, & Fat..."
I've been thinking about my nose for a while. I just had a little bump it's been bugging me for a while so I decided to see what I could do about it. My mom was just looking up surgeons and found Dr. Shapiro. We decided to just come in and see how it went. He was our first and last choice. I had a rhinoplasty, chin augmentation and then fat injections in my lips. I did really well with... more
"36th Birthday Present - Scottsdale, AZ"
Since as far back as I can remember I have known that my nose is big. When I was a little girl (before I ever knew about plastic surgery) I would pray before I went to bed and ask God to make my nose smaller while I slept. It seems so silly that as a child I was conscious of my nose being disproportionate to my face, but it is and I always knew that. I wasn't bullied,in fact I was pretty... more
"Rhinoplasty with Terrible Result :("
Terrible!! I've always hated my nose and saved up the money this. Two days after the splint came off I already felt a bump on the bridge of my nose. 3 months later still a bump and discolored pigment over it. And on top of that my nose barely looks different. Definitely need revision and already looking for new doctors. But I do have a few friends who have had great rhinoplasty results... more
After years of putting it off and always complaining about my slightly bumpy hook nose, I finally went through with getting a nose job. After months of research I had it narrowed down to 2 surgeons, after visiting with Dr. Meger and the other surgeon I decided Meger was the right choice. Not only did he and his staff make me feel welcomed and extremely comfortable but I also felt like Dr.... more
"Amaizing Results - Scottsdale, AZ"
I got my rhinoplasty done on Thursday 05082014, it's been 2 weeks since.. I had a bump that I wanted to remove , and after searching the Internet for 2 months, trying to find the best doctor, but also an affordable one as well, I found Dr Remus Repta, an amaizing Dr. He knows how to interact with Patients, to make them the most confortable, listens to them, and...etc. I saw him for a consult... more
"25 Year Old Woman - Phoenix, AZ"
Well i had my rhinoplasty done 3 weeks ago and i like the shape of my nose but not the scar that is on the columella (idk if thats how you spell it) but its the middlle part of the nose it seems like i have a small ball of tissue will this go away or stay like it is im super worried does anyone know? I'm one year post op and im very happy with the results the small bump on the columella has... more
"Have Waited So Long for This -..."
So I have been following a lot of peoples updates on here and it has all been very helpful and informative, so I have decided to start posting my experiences to hopefully help someone as well in the future. I have always had a problem with my nose. Although I am really happy with the front view of my face I have always hated my profile. No one has ever made fun of me or anything, it's just... more
"Should have done it years ago -..."
Been troubled by my wide nose. at 54 yrs old finally got the nerve to have rhinoplasty. no discomfort whatsoever. medical and nursing staff , excellent. thank you for job well done. I followed all my pre op and post op instructions. I brought a picture of my wished nose-shape but with realistic expectations. my doctor was very attentive and i felt that he will do his best to help me... more
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BOISE -- In recent years, the relationship between playing football and concussions has been a huge sports story. Some scientists say the risk of getting a concussion on the field could be reduced by choosing certain football helmets.
For the last few years, researchers from Virginia Tech and Wake Forest University have rated professional-grade football helmets, which high school and college athletes use.
The research and ratings system the scientists developed go beyond the national pass-fail tests every helmet in high school and college play would have a sticker certifying. Those tests, by the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE), have been around since 1973.
From 1 to 5-stars, Virginia Tech ranks football helmets
Now, the Virginia Tech researchers say their method using acceleration tests can show how much certain helmets can reduce force on a player's head.
NOCSAE will tell you all helmets are the same under their standard, and we say that's not true, that the differences are dramatic, said Dr. Stefan Duma, Virginia Tech Center for Injury Biomechanics.
The ratings system is on a 5-star scale, with five being the best and one being the worst. The ratings equate to best available (5-star), very good (4-star), good (3-star), adequate (2-star), marginal (1-star), and not recommended (no stars awarded).
Since 2003, Duma and others placed sensors in helmets to learn about the type of impacts football players encounter on the field. Then, they took the measurements and recreated the scenarios on 18 helmets to look at acceleration changes.
Acceleration is what affects the mass of the brain, and the higher you accelerate it, the more the mass lags, and that's when you start to stretch it and get injuries, Duma said.
Researchers: Top-rated helmets can drastically cut G-force impact to head
The researchers measure impact in terms of G-force measurements of acceleration. At rest, Duma says people face around 1G; doing jumping jacks puts people around 5Gs.
When we talk about football helmet, impacts that are around concussion level, that's around 100Gs. So you go all the way from a 5G jumping jack to a 100G is about the impact that we see concussions, Duma said.
When Duma and other scientists test the helmets, they slam them into a hard surface in different ways equivalent to what players may experience in a game. The better a helmet does reducing acceleration, the better star rating it gets. Duma says the difference between helmets, according to his research, can be huge.
The difference in acceleration is dramatic between the one star and the very good 4 and 5-stars, Duma said. To put numbers on that, I can take for one drop test a 1-star helmet, and I'll get 150Gs. Replace that with a 5-star helmet, I can cut that in half to 75Gs. Our fundamental point is there is a huge difference between 150Gs and 75Gs.
Alabama teen sues helmet manufacturer after traumatic injury
Tim makes a big tackle on a young man who was running the ball, and he didn't get up. I saw him moving, but he didn't get up, Evelyn McGhee, Timothy Robinson's mother, recalled.
A few years ago, Alabama high school football player Timothy's life changed forever when he went for a hit and suffered a severe brain injury during his school's homecoming game.
I remember running down those bleachers, those stairs, in a panic. Trying to get there, McGhee said. All I could say was God don't take my son.
His head injury left Timothy wheelchair bound and he can barely speak. Robinson's family sued Schutt, which manufactured the helmet Timothy wore that night. The company settled.
I think it was due to the liability and with the number of injuries that may have happened due to the helmets, McGhee said.
Timothy's helmet was a Schutt Air Advantage, which Virginia Tech rates at 2-stars, or in the adequate category.
5-star rating system has critics in the research community
While it may seem obvious to simply outfit every high school and college football player with a 5-star helmet, there are more factors to consider. In fact, there are critics that say the ratings don't equate to reduced risk at all.
The merits of the science are actually reasonable. The merits of the conclusion are, in my opinion, unreasonable, said David Halstead, Southern Impact Research Center, Knoxville.
Halstead says while certain types of impact are researched, some of the other factors, like different head placement during a hit, can't and aren't being fully considered.
Where I find that there's a problem, is where they say, 'This helmet is a 5-star rating and will result in fewer concussions than this helmet is a 4-star,' there is zero science to support that. And it is a leap of faith that I think is premature, Halstead said.
How to check your player's helmet
Where there is agreement across the board is more information about concussions and how they happen is critical. Timothy's mother says she wished she'd have known more earlier, and she believes a better rated helmet could make a difference.
For me, I don't think enough is being done. I think there is more that can be done. For me as a parent, I know more now about helmets than I did then, McGhee said. I didn't ask the questions, and I knew better. I should have checked the safety of the helmet.
Click here to see a chart of the helmets tested by Virginia Tech. This poster is from the NFL, which says it posts the information in every locker room.
On Wednesday night at 10:00, KTVB will further examine this issue with a direct look at what helmets Idaho's high schools are using. Additionally, a head football coach (who's also an athletic trainer), local helmet dealer and concussion doctor will give their perspectives on the ratings and what parents can look for.


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on 9/6/2012 12:24:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I bought this after reading all the rave reviews here. I hate to be the dissenting voice buuuutttt..I don't quite like this. However, I'll finish using it. (I'm left with 1/4 jar after about 3 months of almost-daily usage). It makes my skin oilier, hence foundations/bb creams slide off my face when it's humid :-/ (all melted off in ugly "pools" at my nose region and chin except my HG Maquillage UV stick foundation. My skin is normal btw.) And pore coverage is okay but it's not the best. Doesn't really hide bigger pores. If you want something fantastic that controls oil, covers pores and doesn't make your foundation slide, Cle de peau's primer is much better. And CDP's one lasted me a long time (1 year?) because I only needed a little bit each time. I will not buy this again...I think it only suits dry and super flawless skin types.
on 8/24/2012 10:12:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
Wonderful stuff, have bought it about 4 times now - might seem a little expensive at £24.50 but I've found a pot lasts almost 2 months despite the fact that I use it every day (and sometimes twice a day) to 'smooth' the skin under my eyes and on my nose. As others have said, you don't have to wear foundation over it. Nicely packaged with a neat little stick to help eke it out, and then scrape the last bits from the pot at the end.
Edit: have now moved over to the Garnier 5 second Blur because so much cheaper whilst also being more effective (and easier to use on the move)
on 8/24/2012 10:01:00 AM
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This is my second favorite primer (after Givenchy's Acti'Mine)
but i only use it whenever i feel like my skin is too DRY!!!
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it's my mom's favorite one as she likes the fact that it smooths out her expression lines. All in all it's a good primer
on 8/5/2012 9:47:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Eyes: Hazel
I have repurchased this about 5 times already. I adore this primer, it fills in my lines ridiculously well. Personally, I do not have terrible fine lines or wrinkles as of yet, but if I apply foundation or concealer under my eyes, I look much older. This totally fills in my lines and cancels the effect concealer has on me. I don't really have large pores, but I find that this does not do much to fill what pores I have, personally... It definitely helps my foundation last longer and apply more smoothly though. Since this is a rather thick product (it doesn't feel terribly heavy though), you should definitely wait a good amount of time before applying makeup over it. I know this is probably a deal breaker for many, but even if I rush in the morning I find it works /almost/ just as well. I would also recommend applying this to areas where you need it, and not ALL over your face if you don't feel like you need it. I usually apply a decent layer to my undereye area (gently, of course) and use whatever is left over to cover my cheeks and nose area. This certainly has never aggravated my skin, or caused any pimples or excess oil. Love, love, would highly recommend.
on 7/17/2012 10:16:00 PM
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I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product. You don't even have to wear foundation over it, just pat it on T-zone and pores just disappear, and it leaves a matte finish.
For daytime, you could pat a little on nose, cheeks, chin, and forehead, add a little concealer to spots. Makes my face look naturally flawless!
on 7/11/2012 4:52:00 PM
Age: 44-55
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I brought this after buying the Clarins moose foundation but just used it under loose powder and it was wonderful. Just like the foundation it creates a velvety canvas for your makeup. Much better than Lóreals studio secrets primer although it was a lot more expensive. As the moose foundation already has this primer added you don´t have to use the two in conjunction so I just use this when I don´t want to wear foundation. It comes in a red 15ml jar which should last a long time as you only need a small amount. The same goes for the moose foundation, a tiny amount is needed to cover the whole face so it should last for ages with daily use.
on 7/9/2012 10:18:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
What a huge disappointment...
It didn't make me oilier or clog my pores, but it simply just didn't do its job of smoothing out skin and filling in pores! It does absolutely nothing.
on 6/11/2012 4:25:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
i have the sample which is quite big in size, great great product, i sampled studio secrets, they kinda look alike, but this one is sooo much better ( was dissapointed in studio secrets Loreal)
on 6/6/2012 9:25:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I was really excited when I purchased this, I have awkward combination skin. It can get very oily around the T zone but it's also easy for my foundation to look dry and cakey no matter how little I use. I use mac studio sculpt foundation, which seems to work for me so I know my issue is not the foundation; but this primer. I used it under my makeup the day after buying it and as soon as I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror at work, I wanted to run and hide from the public eye! I looked awful. Instead of minimizing my pores, it actually exaggerated them and made my foundation even more dry looking.
As if this weren't enough, when I gave the worst looking places, such as my chin, a bit of a rub in an attempt to even things out, my makeup slid right off under my fingertips! I had become more oily than I ever have.
Needless to say, this primer did NOT work for me. I don't like slagging products off, I know this product works wonders for some people and I'm not saying it's bad; I'm just saying it clearly doesn't work for everyone. And it is fairly expensive, especially if you only use it once like me, so do be careful.
on 5/25/2012 8:30:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
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Masai Ujiri got a bonus new job out of his most recent move. The Raptors general manager also became a member of the NBA's competition committee when he took on his role in Toronto and is to attend his first meeting of the powerful policy setting group here Wednesday. Ujiri replaces Bryan Colangelo on the 10-member board that comprises general managers, coaches, players and owners. There are two pressing issues the committee will have to deal with: stricter rules and fines against flopping and revisions to the in-game replay policy. Toronto Star
Ryan Wolstat: Masai Ujiri: "I'll take Bryan's input when I feel it's necessary, but basketball decisions are going to be my decisions. I'm sitting here on the hot seat." Twitter @WolstatSun
Mike Ganter: "There is no issue with Bryan Colangelo. None. Let's move on. - Ujiri Twitter @Mike_Ganter
Bryan Colangelo: "I still would say there's value in Andrea Bargnani as a player. I get the fact that a change of scenery is probably best for all sides. I've publicly acknowledged that but, again, the new guy is going to have to decide how to handle it and there are a few options. You can obviously move down different paths with Andrea now." Toronto Sun
Bryan Colangelo is still president of the Toronto Raptors, but he's no longer the club's general manager. The Raptors announced Tuesday that while Colangelo's contract as team president is being extended, a new general manager will be hired within the next 30 days. The changes were announced by Tim Leiweke, who is the incoming CEO of team owner Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Leiweke also said he is moving up his start date from July 1 to June 3. MSNBC.com
Bryan Colangelo is going to stick around as the Toronto Raptors president but will no longer hold the title of general manager. That job, hierarchically the lesser of Colangelo's two roles over the past seven years, will go to a person still to be hired by Tim Leiweke, the new CEO of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. A person who will have autonomy over basketball decisions and not be beholden to Colangelo, we are told, no matter how much he strains at the leash. NBA.com
"It's a unique situation for me to be in, but not an ideal one," said Colangelo, whose roots and passion for NBA front office work have sprung from basketball operations, given his GM job with the Phoenix Suns for 11 seasons before signing on with the Raptors in February 2006. In a teleconference call with reporters, Colangelo also said: "It's being portrayed as a non-basketball job, but we're in the basketball business." NBA.com
Michael Grange: Colangelo: "I'm not ticked off, more disappointed ... but excited for new role; don't feel like I'm being pushed off in a corner" Twitter @michaelgrange
Eric Koreen: Colangelo: "I never want to say no to a situation. Tim has afforded me the opportunity to say yes to an opportunity. I've got an NBA out…" Twitter @ekoreen
Eric Koreen: Colangelo: "Very few NBA jobs would excite me. But there are quite a few out there that would be exciting and thrilling." Twitter @ekoreen
Darren Andrade: Colangelo has inferred that his level of involvement will depend on eventual replacement. "If I get in the way I'm not gonna be around." Twitter @darrenandrade
Eric Koreen: Up to board to choose replacement, but BC says they have nice succession plan in place in Stefanski Twitter @ekoreen
Jeff Zillgitt: Raptors say search for new GM is underway, and Maple Leaf Sports/Entertainment president/CEO Tim Leiweke expects to name GM within 30 days. Twitter @JeffZillgitt
Bryan Colangelo will remain with the Toronto Raptors but as team president but has been stripped of his role as general manager, new Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment president and CEO Tim Leiweke announced Tuesday. The search is underway for a new general manager, a hire Leiweke expects to make within 30 days. Colangelo will report to Leiweke and the general manager will have "full authority on all basketball-related decisions," according to a news release. USA Today Sports
Darren Andrade: Leiweke: "Bryan is ticked off with me. This isn't his perfect world." Colangelo fought to keep job but if it doesn't work "we'll fix it". Twitter @darrenandrade
Mike Ganter: Leiweke said the decision to keep Colangelo as president was solely his own. No pressure from board members. Twitter @Mike_Ganter
Bryan Colangelo is out as the president and general manger of the Toronto Raptors but is being offered another senior management position within the NBA club. The Raptors have yet to confirm the move, but a source within the organization confirmed that the one-time NBA executive of the year will no longer be calling the shots when it comes to the team's future direction. Toronto Globe & Mail
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Villa Leonardo Apartments
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1 Bed Apartment In Private Villa With Swimming Pool, Near Beach, Mountains & Skiing, Free WI-FI, Stunning Location.
Stylish & modern apartment in private villa with one bedroom (2 persons). Perfect for couples or solo travellers. Secluded courtyard and pool! Rural location within walking distance to Bucchianico town which has a variety of bars, restaurants. Free Wi-Fi. 20 min drive to the beach, 35 minutes to Pescara airport, 30 minutes to the ski resort, 15 minutes to the Majella National Park. Perfect for the beach, hiking, biking, culture or for a skiing holiday. Private balconies with stunning views of the Majella and Gran Sasso mountain range. Sun terrace.
This apartment has a private entrance. One bedroom with king size bed. Large, open plan living room / kitchen area with patio doors to private balcony with bistro table and chairs. The modern kitchen is fully equipped and the bathroom is contemporary and stylish.
Free on-site parking. We are also happy to provide free wi-fi with each rental.
Plunge pool is open from the end of May until the end of September, weather permitting.
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|19 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|900 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Pescara airport 25 minutes drive. Rome airports 2, Nearest railway: Chieti Scalo Train Station 20 minutes
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 bedroom, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 3
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ
|Secure parking
The Abruzzo region
The stunning region of Abruzzo has til now thankfully avoided mass tourism. It has everything for the explorer and tourist: blue flag beaches, spectacular natural scenery, sparkling lakes, medieval castles and villages, monasteries, and Roman ruins. Two-thirds of the Abruzzo's land is mountainous with the rest being hills and coast. A third of the region is designated as national or regional parkland. All of the parks have great hiking and biking trails. The Majella National Park is host to a number of ski resorts including Passo Lanciano which can be seen from Villa Leonardo and is a short 25minute drive away.
Abruzzo's food, based on peasant dishes is hearty and inexpensive. Lamb and pork dishes dominate inland whilst on the coast there are many fish dishes.
Abruzzo's location and great transport links makes it easily accessible from Rome which is just a short 2 hour drive away.
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1 Oct 2013
"best holiday apartments ever"
just back from a really relaxing week in villa leonardo holiday apartments.Hosts layla the dog and buddy the cat made us so welcome.....oh and frankie and joe of course! Great place to stay with beaut… More
Thank you for your great review. It was a pleasure having you all here and we are so glad that the dog & cat made you feel so welcome!! It's great that you had a go at the local lingo ...that always helps! As discussed - hopefully we will see you guys in 2014!
26 Aug 2013
"Super accommodation in a beautiful area"
The quality of these appartments would be hard to beat. The location is very convenient for walking in the Majella, spending time at the beach - or sighseeing in the many interesting local towns. Frankie and Joe will do everything to make your stay memorable.
We are glad that you enjoyed & appreciated Villa Leonardo & the surrounding area. Hoping to see you again very soon!
13 Aug 2013
"Fabulous Hideaway"
This is such an excellent location, with wonderful views of the Gran Sasso and Majella National Parks. It's easy to get to, the kind hosts Joe and Frankie provide satnav co-ordinates which bring you to the door. Plus they have a wealth of stories and information about the area. Yes, a car is a pre-requisite, to explore the fantastic countryside along quiet winding lanes.
The accommodation is super clean and neat, and basic kitchen equipment to prepare full meals if required but there are plenty of restaurants of all types, within easy reach.
The plunge pool is fabulous and to sit in the cool water under the splendid Italian sun, gazing at the stunning views will give you the best holiday ever.
Thanks for your review! We are so glad you enjoyed your stay. We hope to see you again very soon.
5 Aug 2013
"Abruzzo at it's best"
If you are into the true Italy (not the tourist Italy like Toscana), Abruzzo is the region, it has everything, the sea, the hills and the mountains. It has excellent wines, particulary the white Pecorino, the food etc., etc. In this hidden and unexplored corner of Italy we arrived at Villa Leonardo one Saturday afternoon and discovered a very pleasant place to stay. We were received very friendly by an energetic and service minded irish woman, Frankie, her italian/english husband Joe, Leyla the dog and Buddy the cat. The apartment is superbly decorated and in a very good condition, it has marvellous views overlooking Abruzzo hills and both the Gran Sasso and the Maiella mountain areas. You can reach the sea in 30 minutes at Francavilla al mare, what more can you ask for.
We both regretted that we did not book for more than one week, it was a real pleasure staying there.
Kjell & Birgitta (Stockholm , Sweden)
Hi, thanks so much for your great review and comments. We always like to receive feedback and we appreciate your positivity about the service that we offer. Thanks to the two of you for being great guests!! We hope you are enjoying our olive oil and dreaming of Abruzzo...maybe next time you can extend your stay to more than one week! Thanks again, Frankie & joe
1 Jul 2013
"Unforgettable getaway destination!"
Apartments are beautifully designed and on the top floor of the building with access to a private balcony which is great for lazing in the sun! Everything you need in a holiday apartment is there or within easy access to. Views of mountain ranges on one side of the building and a view of the town on the other. Such a peaceful place.
Joe and Frankie are very friendly and offer suggestions of worthwhile places to visit in and around the area. If anything was needed, they were more than helpful.
Would recommend to anyone wanting a relaxing holiday.
Definitely on my list to visit again :)
Hi, Thanks for your kind review. We are so glad you enjoyed your stay with us. We are always seeking ways to improve our customers' experience so the next time you come you should have an even better experience as since your visit we have installed a scandinavian plunge pool and bbq in a private courtyard and acquired some geese and chickens for fresh eggs! We look forward to seeing you again very soon!
29 Jun 2013
"Lovely: place, folks, accomodations"
Had the basics for a traveler: clean, comfortable, friendly.
The room was lovely - clean, quiet, fabulous views of the countryside.
Very helpful and accommodating hosts who know the area well.
Were most informative with places to go and how to get there.
Looking forward to my next visit.
Yes, I have recommended this to friends who like to travel out of the major city and tour stops ~
We are so glad you enjoyed your stay. Thanks for your review. We look forward to seeing you again very soon!
18 Jun 2013
"So relaxing and with every comfort. Absolutely splendid location."
You couldn't ask for better hosts, better accommodation or better location. We were absolutely delighted with Villa Leonardo Apartments and wouldn't hesitate to return. Layla the dog is a darling and I even got to like the geese and ducks. It was great being able to pick our own vege and fruit from the garden and we were close enough to the town to walk in and try out the several really good restaurants. Loved the place!
Thank you so much for your positive review! we are glad your stay was enjoyable and hope to see you again in the near future.
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We enjoyed a one night getaway over Columbus Day weekend. The off season room price was very fair, and we were lucky to find a room last minute. The location is gorgeous; beautiful views from each room and all the common areas. Our room was bright and clean and good sized. Breakfast was good, but a hot entree would make... More
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Following speculation as to Patrice Bergeron's condition after yesterday's scary collision with Dennis Seidenberg [1] at mid-ice, General Manager Peter Chiarelli released a statement through the Bruins this afternoon. Bergeron sustained a concussion, received treatment and underwent testing at Mass General Hospital, and there is no timetable for the young center's return to the ice.
The 23-year-old will sit out at least a week per order of the NHL [2] rules on concussions, which mandates a seven day stay on injured reserve for all players with head injuries. This goes without saying, but expect the Bruins coaching staff to move slowly and deliberately on this one. Here's the Chiarelli statement:
"After first being treated at the TD Banknorth Garden [3] yesterday, Patrice was diagnosed as having sustained a concussion, and was admitted to Mass General Hospital under the care of Dr. Peter Asnis.
Since being admitted to MGH Patrice has undergone extensive testing, and all of the results have come back normal. When examined this morning, his condition had improved greatly over last night, and he was released from the hospital. There is no timetable for his return to the ice."
–In another bit of housekeeping, Aaron Ward [4] and Petteri Nokelainen were both placed on injured reserve — a hockey transaction made with an eye toward calling up players from Providence prior to Tuesday night's game against the New Jersey Devils [5]. The B's will have a two-day holiday break before heading back out onto the road for a three-game trip through Carolina, Atlanta and a Tuesday night special against the Penguins [6] at the Igloo.
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Rolled Sole Fillets With Dill Sauce
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|1 , cut into julienne strips
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|Half and half
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Light Cream)
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|All purpose flour
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|Dijon mustard
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Melt the 2 tablespoons butter in a wide frying pan over medium heat.
Stir in carrot, celery, and leek; cook for 2 minutes.
Cover pan, reduce heat to low, and continue cooking until vegetables are tender (about 5 minutes).
Let cool slightly.
Place a fillet, skinned side down, on work surface.
Sprinkle lightly with salt, pepper, and dill.
Place a small bundle of butter-steamed vegetable strips across one end of fillet, and roll fillet into a cylinder.
Repeat until all fillets are filled and rolled.
Without crowding, arrange fish rolls, seam side down, in a pan at least 3 inches deep.
If done ahead, cover and refrigerate for as long as 4 hours.
Pour enough water and wine over fish so poaching liquid is 1/2 inch deep.
Heat, uncovered, over high heat, just until small bubbles form.
Immediately reduce heat to low, cover pan, and simmer until fish tests done takes 10 to 15 minutes.
With a slotted spatula, transfer rolls to a platter; cover loosely and keep warm.
Measure 1 cup of poaching liquid (discard remainder) and combine with half-and-half.
To make a roux, melt the 3 tablespoons butter in a pan over medium heat; stir in flour and cook, stirring, until bubbly (about 1 minute); remove from heat.
Gradually stir in half-and-half mixture.
Return to heat and cook, stirring, until thickened.
Stir in mustard, salt, pepper, and dill to taste.
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7 days until the Republican convention 71 days until election day
The big political moment of the day comes when the president speaks at a press availability this morning in Crawford, gets the expected Swift Boat question, and decides in both tone and substance how to answer.
So, while we wait to see what those remarks do for the velocity and vector direction of all this, let's review the bidding on the story both campaigns claim (with some credibility) that they would like to see go away, and yet are powerless — so far — to stop:
—What the Los Angeles Times wrote last Tuesday is more true — not less true — after a weekend of reporting by several serious news organizations:
"What military documentation exists and has been made public generally supports the view put forth by Kerry and most of his crewmates — that he acted courageously and came by his Silver Star, Bronze Star and three Purple Hearts honestly. This view of Kerry as war hero is supported by all but one of the surviving veterans who served with him on the two boats he commanded." LINK
"None of the critics quoted in the ad actually served on the boats with Kerry. Some of them also have given contradictory accounts and offered conflicting recollections."
—There is no sign that the controversy has fundamentally affected the race (There is no dramatic change in the horserace number … ), but plenty of feeling that it can erode Kerry's credibility and tarnish his war record.
—This blind quote in the New York Times from a Democrat "close" to the Kerry campaign is very key: "When you're basically running on your biography and there are ongoing attacks that are undermining the credibility of your biography, you have a really big problem."
—There are smart Democrats who think this is all horrible for Kerry; there are ones who think an eventual backlash against the president and a focus on Kerry's war record will be good in the end. And there are smart Republicans on both analytical sides as well.
—There is no evidence that the Bush campaign is orchestrating the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, and the known ties between them are significantly less close than between John Kerry's campaign and the 527s supporting him.
—The traditional media has shown no capacity to resist the story — for a week and counting this stuff has been the dominant narrative of the presidential race.
—In the days left before November, name all news organizations who will devote more space and time to the health care proposals of President Bush and Sen. Kerry than to Senator Kerry's war record. (The answer: none.)
—If John Kerry can't build a campaign organization that can de-fang 250 guys spending a million bucks, how good a president could he possibly be?
—The greatest political effect all this will probably have on the outcome of the election is to give the conservative base many reasons to get all riled up in hating John Kerry the way the left hates George Bush — and, as Matthew Dowd will tell you, firing up the base is the way this election will be won.


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The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation is optimistic that with the opening of the stretch between Qutub Minar and HUDA City Centre (Gurgaon) there will be a sharp rise in the number of visitors to the monument.
The corridor is expected to open to public by June. A DMRC spokesperson said the Qutub Minar metro station will give an impetus to the area around Qutub Minar once the 14.47 km long corridor is opened.
?As this station is going to be connected from the Central Secretariat metro station on the one side and HUDA City Centre Metro Station (Gurgaon) on the other, it is expected that more than three lakh passengers, that also includes the inflow of domestic as well as international tourists from both the directions, will use the Metro daily by 2011,? said the spokesperson.
The Union Ministry of Culture has recently stated that Qutub Minar is the second most preferred tourist destination after the Taj Mahal with a revenue earnings of Rs. 10.42 crore compared with about Rs. 15 crore earnings from the Taj Mahal in 2009.
DMRC official are hopeful that with a seamless connectivity, which will be provided by the metro, the revenue earnings of the monument is expected to get a major boost.
?Owing to its vicinity to the historical monuments, the Qutub Minar metro station has been modelled keeping the heritage monuments around in mind. The station itself has Dholpur stone-cladding on the exterior to give it a fa?ade similar to the historical era of the Qutub Minar?s exterior. Hand-made tiles are being used; clay and other earthy colours and tones have been given to the building to match it up with the local landscaping of the area,? the spokesperson said.
While the platform will be at the first floor, the concourse is being constructed on the ground floor. Part of the station structure rests on a rock while the other part will be elevated at a height of three meters above the road level. The fa?ade/frontage of the station has been camouflaged with the natural rock structure on which a part of the station rests.
?The Qutub Minar station that has been built over 11,000 sq metres of area has also earmarked 2,200 sq meters of parking space especially taking care of the parking requirements of the tourists/visitors visiting this monument,? the spokesperson added.
Once the entire 27 km long Central Secretariat-Gurgaon corridor is opened for the public, it will form an about 45-km-long metro corridor connecting North Delhi (Jehangirpuri), South Delhi, and Gurgaon (HUDA City Centre) within a span of just 90 minutes from one end to the other end.
DMRC is planning to run a fleet of 60 trains on this line with a frequency as high as three minutes for passenger convenience.
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effect of fishing before curtailing effort, to demonstrating that fishing practices will not damage the stock, habitat, or other ecosystem properties before allowing fishing to increase (Dayton et al., 1998). Although progress is slow, management is moving toward multispecies approaches, and ecosystem approaches eventually may be widely applied in managing marine fisheries (NMFS, 1999). Finally, the concept of embedding fishery management in the broader context of coastal zone management is being debated. It is here that MPAs can make an important contribution to accomplishing integrated management of our nation's coastal resources.
Long-term, single-species area closures represent a move toward MPA-style management. Although they have some features in common with reserves, single-species closures lack many key conservation benefits of permanent reserves and their objectives are generally narrowly drawn. Few temporal closures are designed to address multispecies or ecosystem concerns; rather temporal closures are a tool for single-species fishery management. An exception is the closure of areas 10-20 miles offshore of haulouts and rookeries occupied by endangered Steller sea lions (Eumetopias jubatus) to fishing for walleye pollock (Theragra chalcogramma). Other time and area restrictions have been implemented for the pollock fishery within and outside critical habitat for Steller sea lions.
Many scientists believe that a primary cause of fishery management failures is the inherent uncertainty in stock assessments. This uncertainty contributes to ineffective or untimely management actions and the reluctance of fishers to accept the economic costs of reducing effort even when stocks are in decline or their status is uncertain (Ludwig et al., 1993). To provide insurance against stock collapse, scientists have proposed establishing fishery reserves when the lack of accuracy in stock assessments and lack of resolve to fish conservatively make it difficult to achieve sustainable fishing levels under conventional management. The specific causes leading to the collapse of a fishery are controversial because it is difficult to discern the relative contributions of fishing pressure and environmental forces. Also, management generally does not account for the effect of environmental degradation on MSY (e.g., Myers et al., 1996, 1997; Orensanz and Jamieson, 1998; Caddy, 2000). Fishing fleets are ever more efficient at locating and catching remaining fish aggregations, with the result that once the fishery collapses, it may require long periods of time to recover, on the order of a decade or more, even in the absence of fishing (Hutchings, 2000). Ensuring against collapse is a primary but elusive goal of marine fishery management.
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Clinicians' Attitudes toward General Screening of the Ashkenazi-Jewish Population for Prevalent Founder BRCA1/2 and LRRK2 MutationsShkedi-Rafid S.a · Ofer-Bialer G.d · Meiner V.b · Calderon-Margalit R.c
aDepartment of Human Genetics, Institute for Medical Research, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, bDepartment of Genetics and Metabolic Diseases, Center for Clinical Genetics, Hadassah-Hebrew University Hospital, and cHadassah-Hebrew University School of Public Health and Community Medicine, Jerusalem, and dMaccabi Healthcare Services, and Family Medicine Department and Medical Education, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel
Received: 1/10/2013
Accepted: 4/22/2013
Published online: 6/28/2013
Issue release date: August 2013
Number of Print Pages: 10
Number of Figures: 1
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Aims: Advances in genomics may eventually lead to genetic susceptibility screening of the general population, regardless of a personal or familial history of the disease in question. Yet, little is known about clinicians' attitudes toward such programs. We explored attitudes of family practitioners, medical geneticists and genetic counselors toward genetic screening of the general Ashkenazi-Jewish population for the common founder mutations in BRCA1/2 and LRRK2 genes (which increase the risk of hereditary breast/ovarian cancers and Parkinson's disease, respectively). Methods: Participants (n = 204) completed a specially designed questionnaire, distributed by e-mail, regular mail or in-person. Results: Slightly more than half (52%) were in favor of BRCA screening, while the vast majority (86%) opposed to LRRK2 screening. About two-thirds (68%) of the respondents supported pre-test genetic counseling. Attitudes were largely independent of professional background and sociodemographic characteristics, though a correlation was found with personal interest in genetic self-testing for the above genes. Adverse psychological impact and discrimination in insurance and employment were the major concerns cited by respondents with regard to screening programs. Conclusion: Our findings suggest that the availability of measures for prevention and/or treatment is a major factor in the attitudes of healthcare providers toward population screening for late-onset conditions.
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MANILA, Philippines—The Office of the Special Prosecutor has opposed the request of Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo to visit Japan again later this month.
The special prosecutor's office, which is under the Office of the Ombudsman, said Arroyo, the husband of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, had no valid reason to go to Japan.
"He is a private individual and has never held any position in government," the comment said, adding that the Japan engagement appear to be a "pleasure trip."
The government also said that Arroyo was not in a position to speak to the Filipino community as he was not supposed to be involved in government affairs when his wife was president.
In his request, Arroyo said he was invited to speak to a Filipino community in Japan on June 16-21. After Japan, Arroyo said he would fly to Hong Kong.
This was not the first time that Arroyo was invited to Japan by a certain Evelyn Prieto-Solis. The Fourth Division allowed Arroyo on the first invitation and let him travel from April 29 to May 14.
In his first visit to Japan this year, Arroyo said he was to meet Japanese businessmen who were interested in investing in renewable energy projects in the Philippines. But when he came back, Arroyo said the investors backed out of the project.
Arroyo, along with his wife, is facing electoral sabotage charges and was placed on the immigration watch list. He is currently out on bail.
Early this week, Arroyo and several police officials were haled to the Sandiganbayan by the Ombudsman over allegations of graft and corruption.
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CARSON CITY, Nev. A legislative plan to raise business taxes could increase taxes on independent contractors – prostitutes and newspaper deliverers, for example – who would be subject to the levy.
As lawmakers work out the details, some say contractors will be dropped from a proposal to increase payroll taxes, but left in another plan to increase business license fees. Depending on who gets swept up in the mix, all sorts of contract workers could end up paying higher taxes.
"It's an idea that has solid logic, but at the end of the day becomes problematic," said Jim Wadhams, lobbyist for a broad range of business clients including the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. "Sometimes you end up catching more than you intended."
Assembly Taxation Chairwoman Kathy McClain, D-Las Vegas, said the question of which independent contractors would be included has complicated decisions on the scope of the tax plans.
"The world's oldest profession?" McClain said with a laugh, when asked whether prostitutes would be included in the expanded tax. "That's part of the problem of putting something new like that in there. Who would it include?"
Loden, 29, a sex worker who declined to give her full name, is an independent contractor at the Moonlight Bunny Ranch east of Carson City, in neighboring Lyon County. She says additional fees or taxes for sex workers would be too expensive.
As a sex worker in a legal brothel, Loden is required by state law to undergo tests for sexually transmitted diseases once a week, costing about $70 each time. She said she gives half her income to the brothel, and still makes over $100,000 a year after the split.
"The thing that aggravates us is that we all pay astronomical fees on what we do health-wise," Loden said. "When you keep slapping on all these additional charges, I just have to say, don't persecute me because I love sex."
Some think increasing taxes on sex workers could force more to go underground and work illegally.
"There's good safety controls to begin with," Loden said. "You're your own boss. You don't have to do anything that you don't want to do."
In previous hearings, brothel lobbyists and sex workers have said they would welcome increased taxes to help solve the state's revenue shortfall. SB369, a bill that died earlier in the session, would have increased the taxes on services provided in brothels, and would have created an ombudsman for the industry that would have worked to improve safety.
"I have to admire (brothel industry lobbyist ) George Flint for getting up there and saying, 'Tax us,'" said Jan Gilbert of the Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada. "Why not? Nevada is known for gambling and brothels. I think they're so afraid of the national image. But what happens in Nevada stays in Nevada. Come on!"
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Audi's smallest SUV, the Q3, looks good, has a wide range of engines and the brilliant Quattro system to entice buyers in India
Audi has finally unveiled its latest offering in the SUV segment after much anticipation, the Q3. The smallest and most affordable SUV in Audi's stable is coming to India and has the BMW X1 firmly in its sight. The compact X1 has been the lone player in this segment. Audi wants the share of this pie and will expect the Q3 to sell in large numbers, especially because the Q5 and Q7 have given Audi the edge in the premium SUV segment and it would like to maintain that lead.
The Q3's design is governed by clean and sharp lines, Audi's current family styling cues. From the wedge-shaped headlights that are derived from the A6 and A7 to the familiar Audi single-frame grille, the Q3 is a concoction of elements from current Audi models. Even the wraparound tailgate resembles those of the larger Q5 and Q7 models.
Audi's baby SUV, like the BMW X1, borders on the lines of being a large hatch. The steeply raked rear and compact dimensions are clear evidence of this. While the BMW is slightly longer, the Q3 is wider and taller suggesting a bit more interior space. Big for its class, the 460- litre boot capacity increases to 1365 litres with the rear seats folded down.
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Audi will also offer a list of tempting options that includes adaptive light technology for the Xenon headlights, panoramic glass roof and an ambient interior lighting package.
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United We Step Flat
By Chelsea Crew
$44.99 $17.9960% off!
Details & Measurements
Details & Measurements
Summertime cookouts just aren't complete without your mom's famous pasta salad, a spectacular nighttime fireworks display, and these American flag flats by Chelsea Crew! Stars and stripes decorate the navy silhouette of these faux-suede loafers, adding a touch of patriotic prettiness to every step around the patio.
Final Sale: This item cannot be returned or exchanged.
- Man-made materials.
- Runs true to size according to Chelsea Crew brand sizing. Chelsea Crew brand shoe size 36 corresponds to US size 5; 37 to 6; 38 to 7; 39 to 8; 40 to 9; 41 to 10.
- Imported
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Twitter Files: The 10 Most Attention Slore-y Accounts On Twitter- By Bossip Staff Categories: Attention Slores, Multi, News
Biggest Attention Slores On Twitter
You want to know just how much of an attention slore your favorite celebrities are? Just check their twitter accounts. The amount of feuds, half-buff pictures and all-around sloriness they exhibit lets us know just how big of down-and-dirty slores they really are. It's kind of sad, actually.
We're on to these acts and quite frankly they're wearing thin on us. So without further ado, here are the biggest attention slores on Twitter. Join us in giving them the biggest S-M-H of all time.