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A new film about a legendary Cheshire concert by the Stone Roses is to be screened at this year's London Film Festival.
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As hard as it is for Creighton's Josh Jones to give up basketball, he says it's not worth risking his life to keep playing. Doctors advised Jones to stop playing after he underwent a procedure Dec. 18 to locate and correct an atrial flutter. He faces more procedures to treat the heart condition that caused him to faint before a game three weeks ago. He said he wanted to let their words soak in a few days before he made his announcement this week. ''My life is more important,'' he said Thursday as teammates practiced behind him at the Vinardi Athletic Center. ''The game has gotten me this far. I'm the same person with or without it. But right now, and maybe forever, I'm just stepping away from the game.'' Coach Greg McDermott said he sensed after he visited with Jones two weeks ago that it was doubtful Jones would return. Jones had an initial health scare in 2007, when he needed an infected heart valve replaced. Doctors said the first procedure revealed additional concerns with ...
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Phil Mickelson drew the loudest roars from the biggest crowd in golf history Saturday at the Phoenix Open.
Mickelson nearly aced the par-3 16th, hitting a 9-iron to a foot to set up a birdie on the rowdy stadium hole packed with nearly 20,000 screaming fans.
Estimated at 179,022, the third-round crowd broke the record of 173,210 set last year. The event has drawn 467,030 for the week and is in position to break the mark of 538,356 set in 2008.
Mickelson birdied the final four holes and five of the last six for a 7-under 64 and a six-stroke lead over Brandt Snedeker.
The 42-year-old former Arizona State star has led after each round, opening with a 60 and shooting a 65 on Friday. He fell a stroke short of the tour record for the first 54 holes, and matched the tournament mark set by Mark Calcavecchia in 2001.
Padraig Harrington and Ryan Moore were tied for third at 16 under.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Stephen Gallacher shot a 10-under 62 to grab a three-shot lead at the Dubai Desert Classic and break a three-round scoring record set by Tiger Woods 12 years ago.
The 111th-ranked Scotsman holed a bunker shot on 18 for an eagle to finish with a 21-under total of 195. That improved on Woods' tournament mark by a shot. Overnight leader Richard Sterne (66) is three strokes behind and Thorbjorn Olesen (67) was five shots back in third place.
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protection – With all of the skill talent on the offensive
side of the ball for the Cougars, the offensive line is often
thought of as, well, they're not really thought of at all. But,
the line returns three key starters from a unit that was one of
the biggest in the nation. Really big. Suffice it to say, they
don't move all that well and need Beck's quick release to avoid
half a dozen sacks a game. However, they'll lean on light
defensive lines, wearing them down by the fourth quarter to open
running lanes for Brown and company. Quicker edge rushers and
one-gap defensive tackles give the line some problems on passing
downs, but the pass protection improved throughout the season.
Adding Tom Sorensen, a transfer from Vandy, solidifies this unit
that much more. If this unit keeps the total sack number under
15, there might be no stopping this offense in 2006.
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oh, must've been dreaming. Well, what was it about? Man, kept
seeing #10 for Cal run for touchdowns and yards, over and over
again. We just couldn't tackle him. Coach, uh, that wasn't a
dream; that was the Las Vegas Bowl nightmare. Oh boy, is it
over? Hopefully. Although Cal's Marshawn Lynch ran over nearly
every team in his path last year, it was the nightcap in Vegas
when he ripped the BYU run defense to shreds that should worry
head coach and defensive coordinator Bronco Mendenhall. But, it
wasn't the first time that the Cougar defense was tapped for
over 200 yards on the ground. In the aggregate, the defensive
front actually gave up one fewer yard per game than in 2004, but
in BYU's biggest games, they got torched up front. It didn't
help matters that Lynch's performance was magnified in front of
a national television audience. Linebacker Cameron Jensen had a
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Crazy Colts Fan - And With the No. 24 Pick in the 2013 NFL Draft the Indianapolis Colts take... Last season the Indianapolis Colts surprised everyone by actually being competitive. This season there will be no surprises. The rest of the league is going to be ready for them--so they better fill some holes. The question is which one to fill--there's a bunch. Last season they were not particularly good at anything. They were okay at everything. So there are really multiple spots they could look to fill when their turn comes. The question will be which. Offensive line is the obvious pick. It is a miracle that Andrew Luck was upright as much as he was last season. Lucky for the Colts he happens to be as clutch as they come. No matter how much he was beaten up or how many guys were chasing him down he managed to get rid of the ball more often than not--and to someone on his team (gasp!). That kind of luck is not going to last forever for Luck. Some team is going...
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Many of college basketball's best senior players are in Virginia this week, participating in the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament.
Many, though, declined invitations for one reason or another. Arizona State's Carrick Felix was one of those players.
"It was more so my decision, my agent and my athletic trainer, just because of my knees," he said. "They're not banged up or anything bad, but we're just trying to take it on the safe route; just make sure I just do a little more rehab and strengthening and just be ready.
"It was a good decision, I think, just for the long run, longevity of my career."
The Portsmouth Invitational Tournament (PIT) is a four-day, twelve-game tournament in front of representatives from every NBA team.
Felix, however, is choosing to wait until next month to work out in front of pro scouts.
"Just continue to work out and get ready for Chicago (and the NBA Draft Combine) in May and then start working out for teams starting in May, too," he said.
In his senior season, Felix averaged 14.6 points and 8.1 rebounds per game. He was named second team All-Pac-12 and was selected to the Pac-12's All-Defensive and All-Academic First Teams.
Felix is back in the Valley after spending last weekend at the Final Four in Atlanta where he participated in the State Farm College Slam Dunk & 3-Point Championships. Felix was scheduled to play in the Reese's Division I College All-Star Game, but backed out for precautionary reasons after suffering a minor knee injury in the dunk contest.
He finished second in the dunk contest, losing to Detroit's Doug Anderson.
"It was fun going out there and just making up stuff," Felix said. "Atlanta was good. It was definitely a fun time for us seniors, being our last time in our uniforms. It was good."
His focus now turns to the draft.
"I'm counting down every day," he said. "I've got to get everything I can out of each day.
"My expectations are high. I definitely think I'm in a position to be drafted. I think I'm in a position to definitely make a name for myself, but the same time, I'm a little nervous. I really don't know what's going to happen. So, from here on until June 27 I've got to work. That's all that's in my mind right now is just working."


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Sicilian Meat Roll! Were you looking for a tasty meat preperation that you can serve for a dinner party? Then Sicilian Meat Roll is definitely the recipe for you. Sicilian Meat Roll is an extrenely filling dish that your guests will love.
|Tomato juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Soft bread crumbs
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Snipped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Dried oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Clove (5 gm)
|Ground beef
|2 Pound
|Boiled ham
|6 Ounce
|Mozzarella cheese
|6 Ounce
In a bowl combine the eggs and tomato juice.
Stir in the bread crumbs, parsley, oregano, salt, pepper, and garlic.
Add ground beef; mix well.
On waxed paper or foil pat meat to a 10x8-inch rectangle.
Arrange ham slices atop meat, leaving a small margin around edges.
Reserve 1 slice of cheese.
Tear up remaining cheese; sprinkle over ham.
Starting from short end, carefully roll up meat, using paper to lift; seal edges and ends.
Place roll, seam side down, in 13x9x2-inch baking pan.
Bake at 350° till done, about 1 1/4 hours.
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Jardin Ciervo Vigilante - UpstairsMexico, Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende
About This Listing
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Continuous access in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
Enter through the arched stone stairwell up into this sensorial "studio" room with two diminutive French doored balconies and a grand bank of North and West windows overlooking the garden ~ great light all day long! It is completely separate from the downstairs casita studio apartment. It has it's own private entrance and is basically a one room studio apartment with it's own bathroom.
It boasts of having "THE Most Comfortable Chair I Ever Sat In" chair and a VERY COMFORTABLE Trundle bed (twin beds - one pulls out from under the other). Free WiFi, a DVD player and Purified Water are included.
The space is perfectly suited for reading, relaxing, writing, painting, collage work and other creativity. Setting in front of the wall of windows is a six-foot long work table, stools, an easel (easel not shown in photos). There is an adequate hanging closet, a four drawer dresser and lots of shelf space. The very small kitchen area includes a compact refrigerator, sink, a stainless steel electric skillet, electric tea kettle, a crockpot, Cuisinart Toaster Oven, dishes and other necessary items to allow the preparation of small scale meals.
A sweet retreat.
I am located a block south of Parque Juarez. One of the photos shows a lady with a bucket of flowers on her head - she is headed down Prolongacion de Aldama (my street) toward the Parque. It is an easy level (as level as San Miguel gets - a slight incline for the last 200 feet) 4 1/2 block walk to the Parroquia/Jardin/Center of town. It is very close walk to shops/markets/great restaurants and taxi's are readily available (and unbelievably inexpensive).
For location, nearby attractions/tiendas (shops/markets), more photos of the garden and other details, see my other listing on same property -" El Jardin del Ciervo Vigilante". There are two maps below which you should be able to zoom in and out to get a good idea of where you would be located. The two spaces (upstairs and downstairs) can be rented together depending on availability - contact me for working out those logistics.
There are photos of the "Guest Bedroom" which is a room in my home - a completely separate building from the casitas. It is available for an extra guest visiting you and for short stays of 6 or less nights for $42 a night which would need to be figured out separately with an alteration to the fee. Please inquire about availability.
Guest Access
see listing for my other property
Interaction with Guests
see listing for my other property
The Neighborhood
Here is what I love about my neighborhood/neighbors - Everything. The (Mexican) people are full of content and joy (especially with their children/families) and it has a ripple effect. The colors of the buildings with the sun reflecting on them (especially at sunset). The views (but one needs to stop and look or you might step where a cobblestone may be missing or a window sill juts out). The walking/moving about at your own risk. The lack of fear/law suits. Parque Juarez a block away.
Getting Around
Taxis are readily available for a reasonable price. There are local buses for about 8 pesos.
Walking is the usual way of getting around. More on this in the guest guide which I send after booking.
Other Things to Note
Purified water from the tap
FREE WiFi
Free UNlimited calls to the U.S. (free local calls - 50 minute limit per month)
NOT AVAILABLE - Cable TV - see my other listing about this.
Please check house rules for more info.
smoking off premises only
sorry no pets
Monthly rates -
Rate per month is $723 ($29.10 a night)includes utilities (gas, electric, water (purified from the tap), linens, and for one month or longer stays the first four rolls of toilet paper are provided). Rates per week are $309 (or $51.42 a night). If you are staying 10 days for example the rate would be $528 (or $52.80 a night). These rates per night would include the cleaning/tax fee.
*The cleaning fee listed is for a month's stay- absorbed in this fee is the hotel tax, so it will need to be altered if your stay is for less than a month. For the longer stay- cleaning fee is negotiable if you wish to take care of the space on your own. If this is your choice, there will still be a fee of $51 for the final cleaning after your stay is over. Otherwise it is $51 a week (this includes taxes). When you book with Air B n B they will charge you the fee for the month even if you are only booking for a week so I will alter (reimburse) the appropriate amount to you after you have booked the space. If you are staying for longer than 2 weeks we can negotiate if you want to do your own house keeping.
I can be flexible about check in/check out times - just let me know.
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I spent a few days at Ciervo Vigilante while exploring SMA. The place is amazingly peaceful and comfortable. Everything was perfect and enjoyed meeting Barbara and truly enjoyed our chats. Of course Joey was an amazing co-host that would either come say "buenos dias" or "buenas tardes" every day. I truly recommend this amazing place
I found my "sense of place".
For two months I held the key.
The key was ambiance. It unlocked curated doors to an open, flexible space; the artful placement of furnishings loved, collected, across time, transmitted a sense of diligence, and, pure joy.
Daylight light, evening skies, danced in through tall banks of windows; yet, so, private, so, secure, I never lowered the shades.
The space and host invited me to play, create, unwind; to explore inward and outward self…others…places…things.
I dotted open shelves with personal mementos, colorful scarves, books… even cummerbunds.
My computer streamed uninterrupted (yes…work).
I played with easel, pencils, paper, pen…my yoga mat and props. I enjoyed the quality of sunrise as I opened double entry doors, sipped locally roasted coffees, artisan teas and breads.
Another door opened to the sounds of a fountain; water moved along a stream within the garden I viewed below.
In the afternoons west windows warmed my back as I read in a comfortable chair while north windows tempered the air.
I woke to a cacophony of birds, an exterior mural of the city; the sound of bells, dogs, people seemed like occasional notes across an atypical tranquil melody given such walking convenience.
I exited high walls to perhaps one, if not the best walking streets, affording my transition (fast or slow) to the building crescendo of central San Miguel (the Jardin).
And, the, meals…numerous cafes were close by, nevertheless, I created many slow cooked meals, recalling the art of stews and soups in a crock-pot, baking fish and meats gathered at organic farmer's and neighborhood gourmet markets, in a convection/bake/toaster oven…or the convenience of a blended smoothie to carry to swimming, meet ups with new friends, a day of my creation, unfettered.
My privacy was respected, yet Barbara was there with a generosity of spirit and knowledge to help guide me when needed…when ready (even if she had already explained it all in the Guest Guide sitting upon your long, historical work/play/whatever you want table…). Bravo Barbara…A+ for patience, breadth of spirit and much artful vigilance.
Can you duplicate this ambiance elsewhere? I personally don't know where I could find this sanctuary even in a coveted hotel around the corner where I did spend a night of interrupted sleep by constant service noise. So at the end of the day and many more dollars later I could not duplicate the ambiance I found here.
yes the description is exactly the experience
I loved my stay with Barbara at 17D on De Aldama...Lovely neighborhood that is uncharacteristically quiet for San Miguel.
Beautifully appointed studio with great light, gorgeous courtyard, original art and most importantly - a very comfortable bed. Purified water in the sink, shower etc made things so much easier...I drank water from the tap every day.
Fridge and small kitchen worked perfectly for my needs....The Studio is located two or three blocks from Saturday's organic farmers market - a huge benefit and convenience. I often picked up salads and vegetables...and ran into my new friends. Walking distance to great restaurants.
Loved coming home to a community...plenty of privacy and yet appreciated that I had an apartment mate below me and Barbara to ask questions.
Pleasant surprises....very comfortable writing desk, access to Vonage line that allowed me to call US at no charge, and WI-FI worked every day!!
Overall, the place and my host exceeded my expectations. I will stay there again on my next trip to San Miguel.
Oh how I enjoyed my time in the light-filled art nest high over Barbara's courtyard. It was so delightful. This spot is great place to base your adventures in San Miguel out of. I stayed for a month and could have easily stayed for a year. Perhaps I'll be back! I would definitely stay in this studio again. Great water pressure, lovely courtyard, comfortable bed and even more comfortable chair - the indefatigable Joey to greet you often - and to top it off Barbara led the way to take in some lovely live music. Sublime. Highly recommended all around.
Super-pleasant light-filled apartment in a great location. Close to town, the Instituto Allende, and the Saturday organic market. Lovely garden. Barbara is a nice person and pleasant hostess. I really enjoyed my nine-day stay!
I want to come back!
Barbara's place is as magical as SMA. Located in a safe, beautiful and very well located neighborhood, I had pleasure to spend time in the patio to write, share a glace of wine and rest.
I staid downstairs, where the design is beautiful, I felt at home. Everything was perfect and Barbara did her best to be sure everything was fine (it is more than pleasant to found a basket of fresh fruits at your arrival).
Aldama is one of the best streets in the town, and I had no issue in walking in the middle of the night after a dinner or party.
I hope I will have soon the opportunity to come back, share more times with Barbara and more than everything, feel the energy of SMA and its magic.
Many thanks, et à bientôt !
This host has 22 reviews for other properties.View Other Reviews
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In Keynote Speech, Obama Marks A Quarter-Century Of Polish Democracy
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President Obama is delivering the keynote address of his current trip to Europe in Poland. Earlier in the day, Obama is meeting with the president-elect of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko.


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