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Gabriel Carmona is nearly 2,000 miles from the glam of Hollywood, California, but that's not stopping him from being an independent film maker from the grassroots of Nacogdoches. His company is called Nac Film Theory, and its first premiere back in April 2011 was called TINA; a derivative of the Twilight Episode "Talking Tina".
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New 'Systems Genetics' Study Identifies Possible Target for Epilepsy Treatment
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Former Food Network host Juan Carlos Cruz was arrested for attempting to hire a homeless man to kill his wife.
The homeless men he allegedly tried to hire to kill his wife claims he was told he had to "cut [a] woman's throat," according to TMZ. He reportedly said he wanted someone to do "dirty deeds done dirt cheap."
According to the homeless man, Little Dave, Juan Carlos gave him a box, which contained a box cutter, a disposable cell phone, gloves and a pocket watch.
He says Juan Carlos gave him half of the money he was promised, 10 hundred dollar bills, and promised to give him the rest after the "deed was done." He claims that Juan Carlos even gave him a photo of what is said to be his wife with the money.
He reportedly told Little Dave that he picked up his wife at a certain place each day, and "he wanted one of the homeless men to jump out as she got in her car and slit her throat," according to TMZ.
So how did it all go down? Little Dave got arrested on a loitering charge, and told the cop about Juan Cruz's plan. The next day, the cops got in touch with all the men that Juan Carlos tired to hire and asked for their cooperation in busting him.
They all showed up at a park to discuss the plan with Juan Carlos and one of the men was wired and another was videotaping the meeting. Cops were nearby during the meeting and he eventually got arrested on Thursday on charges of solicitation to commit murder. More details coming soon!


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Our freshly-redecorated Inn is conveniently located across the road from the Shelburne Museum, and surrounded by several great restaurants and art galleries, along with a quintessential Vermont country store and a local wine & coffee shop. We are a short-bike-ride away from Shelburne Farms, Shelburne Vineyards, Vermont Teddy Bear, and the beaches of Lake Champlain. A ten-minute drive will get you to downtown Burlington, and we are less than an hour from some of the best hiking & skiing in New England.
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5 on June 09, 2015
We stayed at the Heart of the Village in May of 2015. It was our first trip to the edge of Lake Champlain and the Burlington area and we could not have been more pleased. We stayed in a newly remodeled room in the "barn" area of the inn. The innkeepers are two fabulous people with a tremendous work ethic and a sense of humor that is second to none. Both of them are quite knowledgeable about the area and they were able to direct us to different sights around the immediate locale. We highly recommend staying at this charming B&B. The food is great and the keepers are well worth the visit!
4.8 on June 03, 2015
We decided to stay in this great venue while touring this side of the Vermont State. Our hosts were full of delicate attentions, like having a very complete menu with different choices and a little box of exquisite chocolates ! We even had the chance to select another room with the help of Rose, the host who greeted us upon arrival. Her husband even gave us some sound advice before we left for supper ! Definitely a must return place... If you have the chance to stay there, don't pass it by !
5 on June 01, 2015
The hosts were very welcoming, genuinely warm and responsive. Manager Anatoliy makes amazing breakfast! They are lovely and enjoy communicating with guests. Gave me great advice on walking trails around the area, best evening entertainment in Shelbourne, etc. Hotel is very quaint. Every room is different - there is one for every taste! Very central location, which is quiet nonetheless. Very relaxing. Will come again!
5 on May 30, 2015
Stayed for a long weekend and loved everything about the place. The suite was big enough for our family of four; the breakfasts were terrific and the innkeepers went out of their way to roll out the red carpet. The neighborhood oozes New England charm and the restaurants nearby are top notch. There are plenty of great wintery activities nearby.
4.2 on May 30, 2015
We stayed around New Years 2015 just as Rose and Toly began management of the property. Lovely place, conveniently located to very good local restaurants, Shelburne attractions, and to downtown Burlington. Chef Contos' cooking shop a block away is a highlight. Affectionately made breakfast with eggs, bacon or sausage, fruit and coffee exceeds expectations. Can't wait to make it back.
5 on May 30, 2015
When family travel brought us to Shelburne VT, we stayed at Heart of the Village. Anatoly and Rose were able to accommodate our family of four over the New Years Eve week. We had a lovely time and the breakfasts were fantastic. We will definitely return.
5 on May 30, 2015
On a scale of 1-10, we would rate staying here a 12
4.6 on April 22, 2015
The owners really try to make it a stay to remember! The best part is the breakfast: you place your order the night before and in the morning get treated like a king at a dinner table. The 1st day we were served "Vermont cigars" (sausages wrapped in bacon) along with mushroom omelet, and the 2nd day - eggs Benedict with salmon. All this properly sets you up for a day of exploring the area which has tons of attractions a short car ride - and some even a pleasant hike - away (Shelburne Museum, Vermont Vineyard, Champlain Chocolate Factory, Teddy Bear Factory, etc). We had 2 rooms which face a rather busy street, but there was still very little traffic noise getting inside. The hotel has a charming Victorian atmosphere, comfy beds, ample space in the rooms.We are planning to stay at the Heart of the Village again on our way to Cape Cod this summer.
5 on December 31, 2013
The entire experience was wonderful from the moment I first contacted the Inn until the time I had left. I recommend this place to any person looking for a place to stay while staying in Burlington. The house is beautiful. The rooms are well decorated and very clean. The beds are very comfortable. The people are incredibly friendly and dedicated to making your experience memorable. The breakfasts are absolutely wonderful. And finally, the inn is a 5-8 minute drive to downtown Burlington. I know where I will be staying on my next visit to Vermont!
5 on July 11, 2012
Our stay at the Heart of the Village Inn was fabulous. The staff was kind and helpful, the room was clean, quiet, and sunny, and the breakfast was absolutely delicious! Heart of the Village Inn even offers vegan breakfast options! My husband and I hope to return soon!
The Tracy Room offers an atmosphere of intimacy and timeless elegance, with its dark plaid wallpaper, rich wood-work, and antique furniture. It features a vintage metal sleigh style Queen size bed, an antique wardrobe, and an upholstered reading chair. Its private bath offers a pedestal sink and a modern walk-in shower. A double wide large window provides warm southern light and a view of the inn's carriage yard.
We have just finished updating our deluxe Barstow Suite! This 2-room Suite for 4 located on the ground level of the Carriage House is beautifully decorated with the original barn wood and earth tones. The Suite features a large bathroom with a full-sized tub and shower. The main room of the Suite has a deluxe King bed (can be split into two Twins upon request) and the TV, as well as a charming light fixture built by Conant Metal & Light. The annex room has two Twin beds (can be combined into a King bed upon request). A complimentary mini fridge will keep the cheese, wine, and beer you purchased from the local farms, wineries, and breweries nicely chilled. Perfect for families and friends. Limited disabled access.
Romantic luxuries of our honeymoon Webb Suite cannot be overstated! This stylish, intimate two-room suite now features a deluxe sleigh King size under skylights for stargazing... The inviting Jacuzzi room's soft sensual colors set up the tone for a memorable night in a two-person whirlpool bath. A cozy seating area, champagne flutes, a mini fridges to keep the bubbly chilled, candlelight - this is a perfect spot for a a romantic intimate getaway...
The Van Vliet room is a spacious second-floor guestroom, prominently located at the front of the house. Its three large windows offer three different views of historic Shelburne village. Warm glowing amber colored walls and delicate lace curtains on the West side windows create a lovely ambiance both at sunset and at sunrise. Van Vliet includes a deluxe King size bed, two comfortable chairs, and a mini fridge. This room also features a private bath with a shower over a full-sized tub.
Located on the front NW corner of the house, this quaint second-floor room overlooks the village intersection with the coffee and wine shop, and the Inn's garden. Features include a lovely Queen sized bed, antique rocking chair, and a painted corner armoire. The private bath is just steps outside of the room. This room can be combined with the Harrington room as a suite.
This large and stately second-floor room offers a deluxe King size bed and views of the Inn's garden through its North-facing bay windows. Cream-colored walls, dark blue curtains, and two large comfortable reading chairs give this spacious room its royal feel. The large private bath features a pedestal sink and an updated modern yet classic looking shower/tub. An unobtrusive mini fridge is a highly popular amenity. Harrington can also be combined with the Marsett room as a 2-room suite. Both rooms will have their own TVs and private bathrooms.
This bright, cheerful, cozy, and quiet room at the back of the Main Inn is decorated with light colored linens, floral wallpaper, and white wicker furniture. Deyett offers a lovely Queen sized bed and NE views of the Inn's garden.
Bostwick is our most spacious, luxurious, and quiet King room located on the ground level of the Carriage House. This deluxe room features a deluxe King size bed, a beautiful overhead light fixture, a flat screen TV, and a mini fridge for all your cheese, meats, wine, and beer purchased from the local providers! Two large uphosltered armchairs are perfect for relaxing after a long day of exploring the area or can be used as a mobile office for traveling professionals. The private bath has a full-size tub/shower. The Bostwick room provides an atmosphere of relaxed elegance. It also showcases the original barn wooden wall and window casings with signs of horses nibbling on them in the past.
Subtle light colors perfectly balanced by dark wood décor of this second-floor Carriage House room create a romantic haven that is relaxing and intimate. The Fletcher room now features a lovely deluxe King size bed, a skylight for stargazing, and original exposed beams. A mini fridge and a full bath add to the pleasant experience, and a glorious view of a well maintained neighbor's yard and a town's Cathedral in the background will be sure to please the eye!
This bright colored King guest room is located on the Southern side / ground level of the Main House and faces the Inn's parking lot. A lot of sun light, a large bathroom, and a mini fridge contribute to the comfortable experience of guests used to urban hustle and bustle.
This large and stately Suite on the second-floor of the Main Inn offers a deluxe King size bed in the Harrington room and a comfortable Queen bed in the Marsett room, as well as views of the Inn's garden through. Cream-colored walls, dark blue curtains, and two large comfortable reading chairs give Harrington its royal feel. The large private bath features a pedestal sink and an updated modern yet classic looking shower/tub. An unobtrusive mini fridge is a highly popular amenity. The 2nd room, Marsett, is quaint and cosy and overlooks the village intersection with the coffee and wine shop, and the Inn's garden. It features a lovely Queen sized bed, an antique rocking chair, and a painted corner armoire. Both rooms have their own TVs and private bathrooms (En Suite in Harrington and across the hallway for Marsett).
Mountains visible to the west & east, Village, Almost lakeside (Lake Champlain is 2 miles away), Airport, Countryside, Downtown, Lakefront, Lakeview, Mountains, Rural, Small town, Urban, Waterview, Wine country
Burlington, VT (BTV) 7 miles
From BOSTON: I-93 North to Concord, NH; I-89 north to exit 13 (I-189); south on Route 7, approx. 4.6 miles; Heart of the Village is on the left, across from the town hall. From NEW YORK: I-87 north to Exit 20, Lake George; Route 9N to Route 149E from Lake George to Route 4 at Fort Ann; Route 4 north to Route 22A; Route 22A north to Vergennes; Route 7 north from Vergennes to Shelburne; Heart of the Village Inn is on your right, across from the town hall. From MONTREAL: Route 10 for 12 miles (19 km) to Route 133 south for 28 miles (45 km); Cross the border at Highgate Springs; I-89 for 43 miles (69 km) to Exit 13; south on Route 7, approx. 4.6 miles (7.6 km). Heart of the Village is on the left, across from the town hall.
Antique Shopping, Art Galleries, Beach, Concert venue, Eco-tourism, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Museum, National/State parks, Nature area, Night life, Shelburne Museum, Green Mountian hiking trails, Vermont Teddy Bear Factory, Ben & Jerry's Factory Tours, Cycling, Boating on Lake Champlain, Outlet Stores, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, River, Ski area, Tours, University, Vineyard, Winery
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Coffee/Tea facilities, Conference Rooms, Ironing Board, Parking, Walk to mass transit, Washer/dryer , Local Vermont chocolates delivered to room daily, Free parking, Two-person jacuzzi tub in our romantic Webb Suite, mini refrigerators in all King guest rooms
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Converted into a 9-room inn in 1997, this gorgeous historic Victorian Vermont 1886 house is ready to host you during your stay in the Burlington area. Rose and Anatoly, the new owners with a passion for hosting and cooking, are excited to build on the Inn's success and to add their magical personal touch. We looked long and hard for the right B&B and look forward to hosting you at our place!
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The Chargers earned their first win since beating the Chiefs in week four. The effort of the win can largely be attributed to the superb play of the defense. Against the Chiefs they were able to force four turnovers, two of which were for touchdowns, and hold the offense to 289 total yards. They prove once again that they are an elite defense in this league and remain the glimmer of hope for the team. The Chargers will need to step up their run defense once again as they face a red hot rookie in Doug Martin. Martin is coming off a Sunday matchup of scoring four touchdowns and will be looking to do the same to the Chargers. Offensively, the Chargers did just enough to win a game. They made less mistakes, and are showing more mental toughness than in the previous weeks. However, the return of their receiving unit is going to become more and more vital as this season goes on. Vincent Brown, Eddie Royal, and Robert Meachem hopefully will all make a timely return this season with the hardest portion of the season coming fast. Philip Rivers will need to grow on what he accomplished this weekend and continue playing mistake free football. Norv Turner will get to keep his job for another week. He is aware that every game he coaches for this team very well could be his last depending on the outcome. Thoughts around the Twitter world indicate that fans are not quite ready to make nice with the Head coach just yet. But the win will quiet the 'Fire Norv' campaigners for at least this week. The Chargers head into week ten facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Florida and will look to build whatever momentum they've built up. Check out other great articles at Sports Media 101. var switchTo5x=true; stLight.options({publisher:''});
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Darren Barker is not a fighting man.
Yesterday on the gloves are off, you could tell he had ZERO desire and i strongly get the impression that he really doesn't give a **** about boxing. I give him credit for beating Geale, but he kind of lucked out.
He may be able to edge past Sturm, but i seriously doubt he will be World champion this time next year (unless they feed him Sainsbury's checkout operators)
I know all this makes me sound like i think i'm a mind reader, but it seems he has accomplished all his boxing goals by becoming champion. His eye is off the ball and all he cares about now is cashing out (he even admitted this).
His heart isn't in the game and he will retire after his next loss.
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He's a refreshing change to the wife beaters, jail birds and thugs that litter boxing
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Best of luck to the lad. Even though he's a Chelsea fan I wish him well.
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Did you miss that part where he said he really wanted to box Murray? :|
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You're just saying he's not interested because he wasn't boasting about himself being world champion or being arrogant and not wanting to rank the other fighters out of respect,but he can sit back and be a bit cooler than usual cause he's achieved the goal that everyone around that table wants, I think he's just a nice guy and not you're average boxer type who gloats about himself, and you took that as him not being a fighting man, that's all wrong in my opinion.
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he also said he is now boxing purely for the money which is what ol mucka eddie hearn will be plying him with
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I really like Barker, I didn't think he'd beat Geale butall credit to him.
I'd say don't judge others by your own standards or those you set for others.
Read up on how he tried to help out someone who was getting beat up.
He was hospitalised in this incident.He has also lost his brother.
All in he doesn't have anything to prove to me.
If he wants to make as much money and retire that's fine by me.
He is a humble guy who has achieved something of worth
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Martin Eklund, Zealand Denmark
Suzanne Hilton, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, Coventry University
Géraud Guilloud, NCP-Wallonie
Pierre Gein, Universidade Catolica Portuguesa
Benoit Abeloos, European Commission
HCO 1 – 2014) Innovation Partnership: Support for the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy AgeingLoukianos Gatzoulis, European Commission
HCO 2 – 2014) Joint Programming: Coordination Action for the Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) "More Years, Better Lives - the Challenges and Opportunities of Demographic Change"Horst Kraemer, European Commission
2 minute pitch of participants with interest in these topics
Silas Olsson, HealthAccess, Stockholm, Sweden
Amalia-Irina Vlad, European Commission
Paul Timmers, European Commission
Paul Timmers, Marnix Surgeon European Commission
Konstantinos Prilidis, European Commission
Chantal Mathieu, University of Leuven
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