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Upon arrival in Sicily, although technically still in Italy, your senses tell you otherwise! This beautiful island's rich and colourful past, colonized by the Greeks, Normans, Romans and Moors (to name just a few), has given rise to an incredible land of contrasts – from the fascinating 'souks' of Palermo and the tuna fisheries of Trapanito the majestic Greek temples of Agrigento and the baroque treasures of the south east.
Only a two and a half hour flight from the UK, Sicily truly is the 'melting pot' of the Mediterranean and is its largest island, perfectly nestled between the toe of Italy and the North African coast. Sicily is blessed with a fabulous climate, summers are long with temperatures sometimes reaching 25°C even as early as March/April and as late as October/November.
Today's Sicily boasts a delightful range of accommodation, from characterful Moorish farmhouses, friendly family run three star B+B's to stylish four star boutique properties and luxurious five star palaces. Whether you wish to simply relax and indulge yourself in one of the many exquisite hotels we offer, or explore this magical island with a multi-centre holiday – or a combination of the two – we will be pleased to assist!
Due to its strategic trading location in the Mediterranean, Sicily was fought over and colonized during past centuries by the Greeks, Normans, Phoenicians and the Moors. Each of these civilizations left its mark on Sicily providing a rich collection of stunning Greek temples and sites, namely those of Segesta, Agrigento, Selinunte and Siracusa. Beautifully frescoed Norman churches can be found throughout Sicily (especially in Palermo) and the small baroque gems such as Ispica, Scicli and Ortigia which are simply breathtaking.
Sicily is a gastronomist's paradise! Take Italy's delicious cuisine and embellish it with wonderful local sun drenched produce, together with spices brought over by the Moors. Western Sicily's cous cous with fish, pasta dishes using fennel, pistachio and raisins, fresh seafood. Sicilian ice cream, probably the best in Italy, served up in a sweet bun (brioche) and the 'granita' (water ice) is simply divine. Wine production is now better than ever in Sicily with some excellent reds, such as the fruity Cerasuolo di Vittoria and fine whites such as Inzolia. We can even offer properties specialising in gastronomy with cooking lessons, so please do ask.
Spring in Sicily is a wonderful time to visit with beautiful yellow fields of wild flowers providing a striking contrast to rolling green hills and deep blue skies reflecting against the lovely Mediterranean sea. You may catch sight of some rare species of birds which pass through Sicily enroute to or from Africa – the wild Vendicari nature reserve in the South East is a good spot for this. Dolphins are frequently viewed both around the Plemmirio Marine Reserve near Ortigia and the stunning coastline of the Zingaro Marine Reserve between Scopello and San Vito Lo Capo.
Sicily really does boast a fine collection of both sand and pebble beaches, providing safe bathing and some excellent snorkelling. For those looking for the ultimate in beautiful, wide sandy beaches, San Vito Lo Capo is reminiscent of the tropics, with its fine white sand and crystal clear waters. Cefalu's sandy beach, with excellent bathing for children, is very close to both its lively resort centre and hotels. The Zingaro Marine Reserve has some lovely coastal walks and little pebble coves with superb snorkelling, as do the rocky inlets around Taormina.
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As some of you might have noticed from my recent postings I'm becoming more and more fond of my float tube, and this trip would be a tube one too. All my favoutite wading spots are iced down anyway. The weather here has been very cold lately and the fjords, which are normally the water of choice for the winter, are unfishable.

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40 CFR 60.452 - Standard for volatile organic compounds.
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Baltimore Orioles outfielder Nick Markakis was held out of the lineup for Wednesday's game against the Blue Jays with soreness in his right wrist. It's the first game he's missed this season. Markakis was injured on a swing in the ninth-inning of Tuesday's loss at Toronto. X-rays taken after the game were negative, but Markakis is scheduled to see a hand specialist and undergo an MRI in Tampa on Baltimore's off-day Thursday. The Orioles begin a three-game series against the Rays on Friday. Markakis said his hand and wrist were still sore when he woke up Wednesday. He's batting .256 with eight homers and 26 RBIs in 50 games.
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While you were out binging on tacos and tequila to celebrate Cinco de Mayo (don't tell me that was just me), this happened on the farm:
Las Vegas 7, Tacoma 5 (7 innings, completed after suspended on Sunday)
Vic Black struck out 1 in a perfect inning to finish off Sunday's game before the 51s played their regularly scheduled game Monday night.
Tacoma 3, Las Vegas 2
Noah Syndergaard struck out 8 in 5.2 innings, giving up 1 run and scattering 7 hits and 3 walks. Protecting a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the 9th, Jeff Walters faced 5 batters and allowed to reach base on 3 hits and 2 walks. Taylor Teagarden hit his 7th homerun of the season, but other than that the 51s managed just 4 singles.
New Hampshire 5, Binghamton 0
Tyler Pill falls to 0-5 on the season, although he was a little better, giving up 3 runs over 5 innings, striking out 3. Matt Reynolds was 2 for 3 with a walk, but the B-Mets managed just 6 total hits.
St. Lucie 5, Charlotte 2
Gabriel Ynoa was better after a rough April, throwing 6 innings and giving up 2 runs on 6 hits, walking 2 and striking out 3. Paul Seward threw a scoreless inning, and Beck Wheeler struck out 4 in 2 shutout innings to pick up the save. Jairo Perez was 2 for 3 with a double and triple. Aderlin Rodriguez was 2 for 4 with an RBI. Brandon Nimmo was 0 for 3 with 2 walks.
Savannah 5, Rome 1
Kevin McGowan continues to quietly put together a nice season, allowing just 1 unearned run over 5.2 innings on 6 hits and 4 walks with 5 strikeouts. Akeel Morris walked 2 and struck out 2 in 1.2 scoreless innings. Robert Coles also threw 1.2 scoreless innings. Neither Morris nor Coles has allowed a run this season in 16.1 and 13.1 innings respectively. Stefan Sabol was 2 for 3 with his 5th homer of the season. Dominic Smith was 2 for 3 with a walk, as he has 6 two-hit games over the last 10 games, with 5 doubles over that span. Gavin Cecchini was back in the lineup after he was removed from Sunday's game for not running out a groundball; he went 1 for 5 with a double, extending his hitting streak to 8 games.


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The well-known Japanese graphic artist, Shinzi Katoh, is developing designs for both Betty Boop™ and Popeye®, which will be licensed for products in Japan and subsequently by King Features and its agents throughout the world. King Features is the worldwide licensor for Popeye and, working closely with Fleischer Studios, worldwide exclusive licensing agent for Betty Boop. "When I was a child, I saw Popeye and Betty Boop for the first time on... Read More
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Attendees of this year's Licensing Expo are encouraged to stop by Booth D111 and learn more about what's happening with some of King Features' most popular licensed characters, including Popeye the Sailor Man, Betty Boop, Olive Oyl, Flash Gordon, Hägar the Horrible, Beetle Bailey and many more! This year's Licensing International Expo is taking place at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas from June 17-19, 2014. Licensing Show... Read More
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Sustainable Emergency Architecture
This official degree that prepares architects, urban planners and other professionals to develop and rebuild communities affected by the ever-growing impact of climate change, military conflicts, rapid urbanization and economic crises in both developed and developing countries. The one-year program provides students with the necessary theoretical and methodological background in order to develop an interdisciplinary approach and manage projects in cooperation and sustainable development ranging from the urban to the architectural scale.
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All of the courses include classes taught in English.
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The R/V Seward Johnson, namesake of HARBOR BRANCH founder J. Seward Johnson, Sr., is a 204 ft Oceanographic and Submersible-Support Research Vessel. Built in 1984, commissioned in 1985 and extensively rebuilt and stretched in 1994, the ship now displaces 1,282 tons. A 6,000 nautical mile range and a speed of 13 knots is delivered by two 850 hp engines. The vessel is capable of traveling and working in any of the world's oceans, while accommodating up to 40 people (29 investigators, sub crew, or technicians; 11 ships crew).
The R/V Seward Johnson is operated by experienced personnel, expert in surface oceanographic procedures and submersible vehicle launch and recovery, which are supported by in-house ocean engineers. The R/V Seward Johnson is part of the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS).
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Typical applications undertaken by the vessel include submersible/ROV support, large towed systems support, deployment and retrieval of moored devices, surface oceanographic/hydrographic applications, and diving support. The ship also has a CTD with a dedicated crew of technicians that operate this and other standard oceanographic instrumentation.
The R/V Seward Johnson is primarily a submersible tender designed to support manned sub operations, as well as ROV operations. Specifically, occasionally the Clelia, and most often the Johnson-Sea-Link (JSL) submersibles are operated from this platform. Researchers choose which sub to use based on the depth of their planned dives. The Clelia is suited for shallow dives (1,000 ft maximum), and the JSL is capable of deeper dives (3,000 ft maximum). An 18-ton, A-frame crane system mounted on the stern of the ship launches and retrieves these submersibles.
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Appleton crane, 10 ton capacity @ 38 foot outreach
Appleton lightweight crane 3.5 ton capacity with 21 ft. outreach, installed if required
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New England Trawler anchor windlass 2 anchors and 2 rope heads at bow
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The R/V Seward Johnson navigates using an integrated mission profiler/navigation system and employs a global positioning system for the ship, submersibles and ROVs. It also relies on a variety of compasses, radar and satellite system navigation tools. Most data and communications are transmitted via telephone, fax, e-mail, and a satellite system known as SeaNets Inmarsat (B High-Speed Data) link.
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I just bought a house and am moving soon. I'm purging the library and came across Fill Elmoar's book "Shorthand Empty Hand".
Now, I can't in conscience burn this thing and I absolutely cannot let it fall into innocent hands, martial plutonium that it is. I would rather like to get it out of my house because I think it's plotting against me.
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Yeah, I loved that his article rebutting my review *that he didn't care about* was longer than the review itself. And i actually predicted, in the review, his exact arguments (he implied first that I wasn't real and then that I must be a man and then that I must be ugly or a lesbian, can't remember which ). The fact that all three assertions were mutually incompatible didn't occur to him.Monkey Ninjas! Attack!


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Because it'syeah I know they changed this weapon system but why they
changed every planet to lvl 1..In my opinion its better if we get
some planets up to 5 on alpha and on beta up to 10. Only lvl 1
planets are boring + weapons befor the patch wasnt that useless on a
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flag designThe flag is based on a design used by the Revolutionary Front of Independent East Timor (Fretilin), the main group opposing Indonesia's takeover of East Timor in 1975–76. That flag consisted of a striped red-yellow-red field with a black canton along the hoist bearing a white star. Following Indonesia's withdrawal in 1999, East Timor was administered by the UN, and the UN flag flew over...
history of East Timor...the Ambeno enclave, thereafter remained in Portuguese possession until 1975, when one of the major political parties there, Fretilin (Frente Revolucionária do Timor-Leste Independente [Revolutionary Front for an Independent East Timor]), gained control of much of the territory and declared its independence (November) as the Democratic Republic of East Timor. The area was...
leadership of Ramos-Horta...in the independence movement. His activities brought the ire of the Portuguese rulers, and he was forced to flee to Mozambique in 1970. Returning in 1972, Ramos-Horta sided with the pro-independence Fretilin faction in the East Timor civil war. The Fretilin gained control of the government on November 28, 1975, and declared East Timor's independence; Ramos-Horta was named foreign minister....
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Mark Steyn's superb column on the economic implications of Tuesday's election gives voice to the image of the American electorate's recent behavior shown above. (The only inaccuracy in the image of Wile E. Coyote going off the cliff holding a pro-Obama placard is that it fails to show me, my family, and our posterity tied, very much against our wills, to the Coyote's back.)
Mitt Romney's defeat on Tuesday wasn't just the defeat of a particular candidate. It was the rejection of the values he represented — values that, I believe, were once widely shared, even typically American. And that's what really bothers me. A majority of Americans in 2012 chose compulsory redistribution of wealth by the State over freedom and responsibility. They plainly weren't bothered by sixteen trillion dollars in federal debt, by record unemployment, by incompetent government meddling in the economy, by the looming menace of Obamacare. Large majorities of Hispanics and blacks chose Barack Obama and Joe Biden despite enormous levels of unemployment in the black and Hispanic communities. And women went for Laughin' Joe and Mr. Obama despite record unemployment among women — apparently because (these themes were prominent in ads carefully targeted to strategic swing counties and carefully withheld from the nation as a whole) they feared that Mr. Romney, though he wasn't even talking about the subject, might impose some sort of limitation on their right to kill their babies and because of Mr. Obama's promise to compel devout practicing Catholics to finance their sex lives.
And yet the results of Tuesday's presidential election, when broken down by county, are fascinating. Essentially, those in the red counties — dismissed by some of the celebrating Obamaphiliacs I've been reading over the past few days as "flyover country," a cultural wasteland of rubes and semiliterates, and as "bubbleworld," because people living in them are supposedly unaware of the larger (!) world around them –will be paying for the voracious appetites of those in the blue counties. (And there are specific catastrophes plainly visible on the horizon: A good friend of mine, for instance, a Utah state senator, is morosely certain that, when California's continuing orgy of overspending and business-destroying overregulation inevitably leads it to third-world-style bankruptcy, citizens of more frugal and responsible states — such as my own adopted Utah — will be expected to cover the Once-Golden State's irresponsible debts.)
I've been feeling quite nostalgic of late. Last night, for example, I spent a couple of hours listening to my old flame, Joan Baez. "El Preso Número Nueve" is still a great song, and it's just one of many. But, today, I've been thinking about Ayn Rand. (Baez and Rand? "I contain multitudes," said Walt Whitman.)
When I was a teenager, I read a lot of Ayn Rand. I was particularly smitten with her libertarian treatises and with her novel The Fountainhead. But I haven't read her much since. I never did buy her moral theory, I found her militant atheism deeply off-putting, and, over the years, as I learned more about her as a person, I came very much to dislike her. However, I'm thinking, with the election and the map above in mind, of re-reading Atlas Shrugged. It seems uncannily relevant right now.


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The EPA's Power Grab
The climate campaigners play their trump card, but it may turn out to be a joker.
Dec 28, 2009, Vol. 15, No. 15 • By STEVEN F. HAYWARD
It is important to understand why the Clean Air Act worked on conventional air pollution so as to appreciate why it is an inappropriate policy tool for greenhouse gases--akin to wearing thick mittens to peel an onion. Greenhouse gases are not comparable to traditional forms of air pollution such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, lead, and ozone. Reducing conventional sources of air pollution was mostly a technological problem--such as removing lead from gasoline, improving combustion efficiency (a lot of air pollution came from evaporating or incompletely burned fuel), and capturing pollutants, as was done with "scrubbers" on coal-fired power plants to reduce sulfur dioxide. The EPA regulations might be excessively costly, but they imposed no constraint on the use of fuel or energy. To the contrary, the use of coal in the United States has doubled since the 1970s, while sulfur dioxide emissions from coal have been cut by about two-thirds. Likewise we have more than doubled our gasoline and diesel fuel consumption since 1970, but reduced auto and truck emissions more than two-thirds through reformulated fuel, catalytic converters, and better engine combustion technology. Emissions trading (cap and trade) has been one of the tools used to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions efficiently, but it is simpleminded in the extreme to suppose that just because sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide both end in "dioxide," cap and trade will work exactly the same way for CO2.
Carbon dioxide emissions are an energy use problem pure and simple, and not a byproduct problem like other forms of air pollution. As Ted Nordhaus and Michael Shellenberger, dissidents in the environmental movement, have written: "Global warming is as different from smog in Los Angeles as nuclear war is from gang violence." The only way to reduce CO2 emissions is to burn a lot less fossil fuel--ultimately almost none if the ambitious target of climate orthodoxy is to be met (an 80 percent reduction by the year 2050). With the partial exception of still unproven and hugely expensive carbon sequestration for coal, there are no add-on technologies to remove carbon dioxide from fossil fuel combustion, and there is no such thing as "low-carbon" coal, gasoline, or natural gas (comparable to low-sulfur coal and diesel). The EPA can only reduce CO2 by regulating fuel inputs in the economy--something it never did in regulating conventional air pollutants. In other words, this step promises to turn the EPA into an energy regulatory agency.
But differences between carbon dioxide and conventional air pollutants are only the beginning of the story. It is the peculiar way the Clean Air Act regulations operate that has business groups in an uproar now. There are several steps to the Clean Air Act process. Once a pollutant has been identified as harmful to human health, the next step is to determine its "safe," "health-based" maximum level. This will be a fascinating process to watch with CO2. The current ambient level of CO2 is about 390 parts per million (ppm). Climate orthodoxy per the Kyoto-Copenhagen process aims for CO2 to reach no higher than 450 ppm. If the EPA adopted 450 ppm as the U.S. ambient standard, then no part of the country would be in violation, which would greatly complicate the task of justifying regulation. The EPA could still propose regulations for CO2 under another feature of the Clean Air Act--"prevention of significant deterioration." More likely the EPA will arbitrarily designate an ambient CO2 level below the current level of 390 ppm; lately the most vocal climate campaigners, such as former vice president Al Gore, have been claiming that 350 ppm is the safe level we must somehow return to.
The next step in the process is to designate specific "non-attainment" areas around the nation--that is, areas where ambient levels of pollution are higher than the health-based standard. Most major metropolitan areas were at one time designated a "non-attainment" area for one or more pollutants over the last 30 years. This is important because regulatory measures are then tailored to match local differences in sources of pollution. Texas and Louisiana, for example, have pollution profiles different from the rest of the country because of the heavy presence of petrochemical refining, while the Northeast has a pollution problem from coal-fired power plants in the Ohio valley, and California suffers mostly from car and truck emissions. But large parts of the nation--rural areas and sparsely populated states such as Wyoming and Montana--are with a few exceptions not subject to Clean Air Act regulation and permitting requirements. But in the case of CO2, the EPA is likely to designate the entire country as a non-attainment area.


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- Private cruise aboard a Kettuvallam, a traditional Kerala houseboat
- Enjoy the beautiful scenery cruising the backwaters of Kerala
- Get a glimpse into the culture and rural lifestyle along the backwaters
- Feast on a delicious Kerala-style lunch
- Private tour from Kochi ensures a personalized experience
What You Can Expect
As you cruise along, witness life in the backwater villages of Alleppey. Travel down the canals dotted with houses, paddy fields, coconut trees, market places and temples. See local people engaging in a variety of activities from fishing to daily chores. Soak in the beautiful scenery from your thatched-roof boat and relish the serenity of this river town.
Enjoy a traditional Indian tea with snacks before disembarking your Kerala houseboat. Your private guide will drive you from Alleppey back to your Kochi hotel.
- Kerala Rice
- Sambar (vegetable stew)
- Avial (thick mixture of vegetables, curd and coconut seasoned with coconut oil and curry leaves)
- Vegetable Thoran (vegetables sautéed and cooked along with coconut)
- Vegetable Mezhukkupuratti (fried vegetable curry)
- Salad
- Pickle & Curd
- Pappad (South Indian wafer)
- Payasam (rice pudding flavored with cardamom, raisins, saffron, cashew nuts, and pistachios)
- Vermicelli
- Plantain
Customer Reviews
March 2015
The one day Back water cruise was excellent. Beautiful day to simply hang out and take in the sites. I liked that we were picked up from our hotel and then driven to the cruise. The on board staff were pleasant and cooked us a delicious meal. I would definitely recommend this Back water day cruise to others.
January 2014
It is a must and I enjoyed it a lot .The driver was good.


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San Andres - 3 bedroom villa - Golf Del Sur
from £75 /night help Price for guests, Nights approx:
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Huge main pool with lovely views and wide open spaces surrounded by golf course
Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
Availability Your dates are available
Villa / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
This self catering villa is very comfortable, light and open ... our guests say that they love the convenient position to the pool area whilst still having the luxury of privacy on the terrace with wonderful sea and golf course views. It is situated on the prestigious San Andres resort within Golf Del Sur.
The resort has 3 swimming pools. The main pool is one of the largest Serpentine pools in the South of the island and has a pool bar/cafe in the centre serving food and drinks from 10am everyday. The smaller pool and children's pool are both heated all year round. The resort also has tennis court, games room with pool and table tennis. There is a small mini market onsite and a great little bistro at the entrance to the resort serving food. There are always plenty of sunbeds and lots of wide open spaces and 'quiet spots' in the gardens dotted around the resort, so it never feels over-crowded even when it is height of season.
The complex is ideal for couples, families and groups of golfers and appeals to those who are looking for a relaxing holiday without the noise of the larger touristy areas but who are also within easy reach of the touristy areas for a wider selection of bars and restaurants in the evening.
GOLFERS! ....The Golf Del Sur, clubhouse is literally at the bottom of the road, within a 4 minute walk of the complex, so it is ideal accommodation for golfers. There's no need for a car when you have 27 championship holes on your doorstep! From the terrace of the villa you look over the fairway of the first on the north course, most of the links course, there's a wonderful view of the clubhouse and there is a huge view of the sea, it is really breathtaking.
You will be well looked after by the official property management company onsite, (San Andres Reception) whose office is located in the reception area. They will welcome you on arrival.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|10 minute walk 500 m
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Reina Sofia (Tenerife South) 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Children's pool
|Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Safe, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (4), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The master bedroom has double bed, fitted mirrored wardrobes, chest of drawers, large mirror, chair and door to ensuite bathroom. There is a ceiling fan and windows with shutters.
Has 2 single beds, fitted wardrobe, chest of drawers, large mirror, ceiling fan and double patio doors with shutters leading to the terrace.
The third bedroom has a skylight and bunkbeds .
Comprises bath (standard size) with shower, w.c and basin with vanity unit
Comprises, shower, w.c and basin
Comprises shower, w.c and basin with vanity unit
The living area is light and open with double sliding patio doors and shutters leading to terrace. There are 2 sofas and chair. Coffee table, side table with lamp and sideboard. The TV is a wall mounted 40in flat screen with over 20 channels including BBC, ITV, C4 and sports channels. There is also a dining table and 6 chairs.
The terrace is large with 4 sunbeds and there's a table with 6 chairs underneath a traditionally built covered area for days when you need a little shade. There's a lovely palm tree in the garden and a stone built Chimney BBQ perfect for eating outside...all this with wonderful views over the golf course towards the sea.
|Further details outdoors
San Andres has a very 'village like appeal' with long picturesque lanes edged with whitewashed villas with terracotta roofs and manicured gardens with hundreds of palm trees, three swimming pools, a pool bar/cafe on a central island in the middle of the main pool, a mini market, tennis court a gym and games rooms.
PARKING -There is parking on the complex at a cost of 18 Euros per week. You need to reserve this in advance as parking is limited on the complex.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX - this included in the weekly rental cost of the villa.
The Canary Islands region
Tenerife is located just 180km off the coast of Western Sahara in Africa and is the largest of the seven islands which make up the Canary Islands. It is part of Spain and last year recorded the most amount of sunshine (3,780hrs) in the whole of Spain...if you were looking for somewhere with guaranteed sunshine then Tenerife must be top of the list!
The south of the island is dryer ,with less rainfall than the lush north and the average temperature all year round is on a par with the Caribbean at around 23c ...YES!!...this means that all year round...October to April and on Christmas Day the beaches are full and the sea is warm enough to swim in.
Tenerife has something for everyone...whether exploring, walking, golfing, wine tasting or simply relaxing. Travel across the island at your own lesiure and expect wonderful hospitality from the local Canarian people.
Golf Del Sur
Golf del Sur is situated on the coast in the South of the Island with a few small beaches, these are either sandy/pebbly or pebble beaches. The area is quieter than Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas (thankfully) but it has a good selection of restaurants, bars, cafes, activities and shops and it is only a short walk (30 mins) to the fishing village of Los Abrigos which has a wide selection of restaurants of a really good standard including many great little fish restaurants. Most of the Bars and Restaurants of Golf Del Sur are all within a 15-20 minute walk from the complex of San Andres and there are always plenty of taxis in the area to explore other areas of the island.
The immediate area has tennis courts, mini golf, 27-hole championship golf course, submarine trips, yachting marina, big game fishing, jet skis, coastal walks, a selection of spa's and there is evening entertainment in The San Blas Commercial Centre (The Square).
Just a short drive along the coast (no more than 15 minutes)... is Los Cristianos, El Medano and Los Abrigos all well worth a visit.
We provide all our guests with a local guide to read through in the villa which highlights all the really good bars, cafes, restaurants and things to do all over the island when you are here.... and we are on hand should you need more local information on great drives, beaches, nights out etc.
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Pumpkins and Poker tickets are on sale in the Tom Clark lounge.
$15 gets you a player ticket, a P&P t-shirt, a drink ticket, 1 raffle ticket, & chips for play.
$7 is our non-player ticket and gets you 1 raffle ticket, and either a drink ticket OR a P&P t-shirt.
For $5 you may purchase an extra raffle ticket for door prizes.
At the event, player tickets will be $20 and non-player tickets will be $10. We'll also continue to offer raffle tickets throughout the night for $5.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/29/15346/
Makeup class for Professor Mira Ganor. Breakfast tacos and drinks will be served.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/30/15396/
The timely postmark deadline for 1Ls and out-of-state transfers students to submit their TX Declaration of Intention to Study Law to Study Law to the Board of Law Examiners (BLE) is October 1st.
All students (including 2L and 3L late-filers) who submit their Declaration by October 1st, 2012 are eligible to have their fingerprints taken on location at The School of Law on Tuesday, October 30th—Thursday, November 1st. The BLE will accept the fingerprints taken at this session, though it is after the 10/1 deadline.
Qualifying students who wish to participate must follow the registration instructions and arrive promptly for their appointment with their FAST form filled out and proper ID on hand. Only registered students will be admitted.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/30/14869/
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/30/15347/
Vanita Gupta, Deputy Legal Director of the ACLU and Director of the ACLU's Center for Justice, will speak on her life in the law. Lunch will be served. Co-sponsored by the William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law and Career Services Office. RSVP by Monday, October 29, on UT Law Symplicity by selecting the 'Events' tab.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/30/14633/
CHLSA will be holding a general body meeting at 6pm in room 3.127. Dinner will be provided.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/30/15061/
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presented by the Student Council on Re-thinking Diplomacy, in conjunction with the campus-wide Re-thinking Diplomacy Project
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/31/15354/
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Join a nationally-recognized faculty including senior IP counsel from major companies, patent prosecution and litigation experts, and leading academics at the Four Seasons Austin on November 1-2, 2012.
View program and register online at www.utcle.org/conferences/PT12
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/01/14572/
The Texas Water Law Institute brings together members of state regulatory agencies alongside water law experts and attorneys to examine and discuss current water law issues and updates. This year's conference features a wide range of renowned speakers and topics.
View program and register online at www.utcle.org/conferences/WL12
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/01/14574/
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The Federalist Society and the American Constitutional Society co-host a panel on Election Law.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/01/14899/
This year, Domestic Violence Survivor Support Network (DVSSN) is holding Pumpkins and Poker at The Ranch!
All proceeds from this annual fundraising event are used to provide assistance year-round to survivors of domestic violence in the Austin area. This assistance takes many forms (funds to help survivors relocate, pay past-due utility bills, past-due rent, etc.), but serves primarily to empower our clients and stabilize their lives.
Pumpkins and Poker includes a lively poker tournament and a raffle that continues throughout the night. Doors open at 9 pm, the tournament begins at 930 pm, and we'll conclude at 2 am.
Ticket sales will begin the week of Oct. 22nd in the Atrium:
At the event, player tickets will be $20 and non-player tickets will be $10. We'll also continue to offer raffle tickets throughout the night for $5.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/01/15285/
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The Honorable John F. Kerry, United States Senator from Massachusetts, will present a talk entitled "The Rule of Law in World Affairs." Senator Kerry will discuss promoting the rule of law in the Middle East at a time of transition, Iran and the utility of multilateral sanctions, and the role of treaties (New START and Law of the Sea) in keeping Americans safe and America secure. The lecture will be held on Friday, November 2, 2012, at 2 p.m. in the Lady Bird Johnson Auditorium on the University of Texas at Austin campus. A reception will be held after the lecture, at 3:00 p.m.
The event is sponsored by the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs and the School of Law at the University of Texas at Austin, and the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy at Rice University, under the auspices of the Law School's James A. Baker III Chair in the Rule of Law in World Affairs.
No rsvp or tickets required. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis. For additional information, please contact Teri Raeke at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/02/15244/
On behalf of the Board of Advocates and the Gibbs & Bruns Moot Court Tournament, I'd like to invite you to the Gibbs & Bruns Moot Court Final round to be held at 2:30pm, November 2nd, in the Eidman Courtroom. Gibbs & Bruns has kindly provided experienced attorneys to judge the round, who will be hanging around afterwards to chat with students.
This year's tournament has been based on an actual Texas Supreme Court case, Case No. 12-0047, scheduled for oral argument early next year. The case involves a dispute between a dog's owner, an animal shelter, and the calculation of damages upon the untimely euthanization of the family pet.
We hope you will be able to join us and support the competitors!
David Marcou
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/02/15444/
UT vs. Texas Tech @ Lubbock, TX
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/03/14892/
Please join us for a human rights happy hour talk featuring Jonathan Miller, Professor of Law at Southwestern Law School. Light refreshments will be served.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/06/14719/
UT Law's Fundamentals of Immigration and Nationality Law—ideal for new entrance to the field or as a refresher for experienced practitioners—includes an overview of immigration laws and issues, individual sessions on family immigration practice and employment immigration practice, and concludes with Practicum: Intake and Evaluation of an Immigration Case.
Continue on at the Conference on Immigration and Nationality Law for two full days of coverage of advanced issues and includes a special presentation from AILA, After the Election: News from Washington, a discussion of hot topics and issues—what to expect and what's next.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/07/15096/
Reception and Re-dedication of Hyder Collection
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/07/15236/
The Honourable Madam Justice Barbara Romaine, Justice of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta Canada, will deliver the University of Texas School of Law's John C. Akard Lecture at the Four Seasons Hotel Austin on Wednesday, Nov. 7 at 6 p.m.
Justice Romaine will speak on why cross-border proceedings between our countries work with relative ease and will share her thoughts about existing issues and the challenges to come.
ROOM CHANGE: The lecture, which will be presented in San Jacinto West room at the hotel, is free and open to the public.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/07/15277/
The UT Law School Foundation Board of Trustees will meet on November 8 and 9 at the Four Seasons Hotel.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/08/14695/
The Jay L. Westbrook Bankruptcy Conference is the leading bankruptcy program in the Southwest and one of the premier programs in the nation. The conference attracts a stellar national faculty of academics, judges, and practitioners, and addresses a mix of business and consumer bankruptcy topics at an advanced level.
View program and register online at www.utcle.org/conferences/BK12
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/08/14576/
Don't miss the opportunity to meet with and learn from nationally-recognized experts. Get to know your fellow practitioners from around the state and hear how they are dealing with tough issues.
The program includes sessions designed to leave practitioners with tools, forms, tips and guidance on key decision points and strategies in family-based immigration cases and employment-based immigration cases, and the increasing importance of removal and relief from removal.
View program and register online at www.utcle.org/conferences/IM12
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/08/14578/
The Texas Journal of Oil, Gas, & Energy Law will be hosting its annual Energy Law Career Panel featuring attorneys working in various roles within the energy industry discussing careers in energy law, in addition to answering students' questions. This is a great networking opportunity for anyone interested in the industry, particularly 1Ls who are considering summer employment in the energy sector. Panelists include Bill Kroger '89, Partner, Baker Botts L.L.P.; Creighton Smith '97, Partner, Vinson & Elkins LLP; Austin Lee '09, Associate, Bracewell & Giuliani LLP; David Leonard '11, Associate, Looper Reed & McGraw P.C.; Amy Maxwell '07, Chief of Staff and Legal Counsel to Railroad Commissioner David Porter; Cynthia Redwine '07, Principal, Clean Power Professionals, LLC; and Brandon Seale '08, Principal, Zaragoza Resources. Moderated by Brock Naeve, 3L, Editor-in-Chief of TJOGEL. Co-sponsored by the Career Services Office. RSVP by Wednesday, November 7, on UT Law Symplicity by selecting the "Events" tab.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/08/14900/
Sign-up at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, October 23 is on a first-come, first-served basis on UT Law Symplicity by selecting the "Events" tab. Space is limited! Back by popular demand! Participating students will have the opportunity to network one-on-one with legal professionals from a variety of practice areas, as well as fellow students, during several short (8-10 minutes) speed networking rounds prior to Cocktails & Conversation. We request that students commit to attend the entire speed networking portion of the event. Please arrive no later than 5:15 p.m. Free street parking and UT Shuttle (40 Acres) is also available. The AT&T Conference Center is located on campus at 1900 University Blvd. at MLK Blvd.
Then afterwards, join us for our 15th Annual Cocktails & Conversation in the courtyard of the AT&T for drinks and hors d'ouevres. Your RSVP for Speed Networking will also be noted for Cocktails & Conversation. Dress is business casual.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/08/15168/
UT Law students and alumni are invited to attend the CSO's 15th Annual Cocktails & Conversation networking reception, which provides the perfect opportunity to meet and network in a casual setting with UT Law alumni and friends. Student parking provided. Free street parking and UT Shuttle (40 Acres) is also available. The AT&T Conference Center is located on campus at 1900 University Blvd. at MLK Blvd. This is a great way to expand your network, so don't miss out! Dress is business casual. RSVP by Wednesday, November 7, on UT Law Symplicity by selecting the "Events" tab.
Sponsored by Lateral Link.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/08/15123/
Start your weekend and Bar Review early this Thursday with Sex-Ed Trivia at Fado's Irish Pub. See how well you learned (or successfully unlearned) the material from your middle school sex-ed classes at this free event, which is sponsored by Texas Law Students for Reproductive Justice. There will also be a raffle and door prizes provided by Forbidden Fruit and other local shops. Doors open at 7:30pm and trivia starts at 8pm. The event is open to all, and the first three teams to arrive get a pitcher of beer on us! Bar Review will follow at the same location. For more information, see the Facebook event page at https://www.facebook.com/events/434254779971048/
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/08/15452/
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UT vs. Iowa State @ Austin
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/10/14893/
Monday, November 12, noon to 1 p.m., Eidman Courtroom
Pizza to follow in the Pavilion
Moderated by Professor Willy Forbath
Presented by the Justice Center and the Rapoport Center
Co-sponsored by:
Chicano/Hispanic Law Students Association, Human Rights Law Society,
Public Interest Law Association, Thurgood Marshall Legal Society,
Texas Journal on Civil Liberties & Civil Rights
About Ramsey Clark:
William Ramsey Clark was appointed Assistant Attorney General of the Lands Division by President Kennedy in 1961, when Clark was only 33 years old. After his tenure as AAG, Clark served as Deputy Attorney General from 1965 until 1967, when President Johnson appointed him the 66th U.S. Attorney General. Clark served as the Attorney General until the end of the Johnson Administration in January 1969, and played an important role in the administration's civil rights agenda, including supervising the drafting of the 1968 Civil Rights Act.
Following his term as Attorney General, Clark worked as a law professor and was active in the anti-Vietnam War movement. He undertook two unsuccessful Senate campaigns in New York in 1974 and 1976. Clark became an antiwar and civil rights activist, founding the International Action Center, and speaking out against the United States' 1991 and 2003 military invasions of Iraq. He has served as legal counsel to many controversial figures, including Slobodan Milosevic and Saddam Hussein. In 2008 he received the United Nations Human Rights Prize.
Clark was born in Dallas. At the age of 17 he joined the Marine Corps, and served in Europe in the final months of World War II. He received a bachelor's degree from the University of Texas and a law degree from the University of Chicago. After completing his education, Clark joined his father's Texas law firm Clark, Reed and Clark, where he remained until he was appointed AAG. Clark's father was former U.S. Attorney General and Supreme Court Justice Tom C. Clark.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/12/15434/
Prof. Sokolow's make-up class
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/12/15446/
Bracewell & Giuliani will be hosting a workshop luncheon to discuss resumes and job applications. They will also touch on exam preparation and what to do now to get ready for finals. Lunch will be served.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/13/15390/
The Federalist Society will host Jack Kress who will give an interactive presentation involving videos and demonstrations about the decision-making process of police officers in the line of duty.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/13/15469/
Supreme Ct. Clinic is holding a moot court.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/13/15161/
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Please join us for a human rights happy hour talk featuring Keith Banting, Professor of Political Studies and Policy Studies and Queen's Chair in Public Policy at Queen's University. Light refreshments will be served.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/13/14720/
Law Students for the Arts will have 2 attorneys speak about their experience in the music industry, how they got into the field, and the Grammy Foundation's Entertainment Law Initiative's writing competition.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/13/15487/
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The Health Law & Bioethics Society will host a panel discussion on organ donation, specifically, creating a free market for organs. Our speakers will be Ms. Jody Gibson of the Texas Organ Sharing Alliance and Professor John Robertson. Topics covered will include federal law banning payment for organs, the organ donation process, and the implications of creating a free market for organs. Interested individuals will also be able to register as organ donors following the event. Open to students, staff, faculty and the public. Refreshments will be provided. Event sponsored by the William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/14/15468/
The Alumni Association is hosting a reception with Associate Dean Stefanie Lindquist for Atlanta area alumni on November 15, 2012 at the law firm of King & Spalding at 6:00 p.m.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/15/15254/
The Alumni Association is hosting a reception for Brownsville area alumni on Monday, November 19 in the home of Michael ('94)and Keely Rodriguez at 5:30 p.m.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/19/15298/
The Alumni Association is hosting a luncheon for McAllen area alumni on Tuesday, November 20 at 12:00 noon at the McAllen Country Club, 615 Wichita Avenue.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/20/15299/
UT vs. TCU @ Austin
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Delicious food will be served!
Human Rights Law Society is putting on, for the general body, their second educational event on the basics of Human Rights Law.
Daniel M. Brinks, Associate Professor at UT and Co-Director of the Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice, will be narrowing in on a category of Human Rights, talking specifically about Economic, Social, and Cultural rights.
Professor Brinks' research focuses on the role of the law and courts in supporting or extending human rights and many of the basic rights associated with democracy, with a primary regional interest in Latin America. Professor Brinks was born and raised in Argentina and practiced law in the U.S. for nearly ten years before turning to academia. He holds a PhD from the University of Notre Dame and a JD from the University of Michigan.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/26/15257/
The Thurgood Marshall Legal Society is having its last general body meeting of the semester. We will be wrapping up the year, discussing the upcoming regional convention, and eating with Dean Farnsworth.
Full event information: https://www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/11/27/15510/
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A recent article argued that 'biology and nature sway females away from science.'
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I stummbled on this article today, and I have to admit, I was taken aback. One of the main reasons I love Redszone and sports for that matter is most sport lovers ability to keep religion and politics out. Yes I realize lots of individiuals in sport will sometimes share their religious or political views, but for the most part a sporting event is a place all kinds can sit together and get along.
People can agree or argue with someone whose religious or political beliefs are opposite of their own, and not let that get in the way of the sports argument or agreement at hand. This actually allows people of different backgrounds, religions or political beliefs find common ground. I always think of the original "Major League" movie when Cleveland wins the big game, and they show the scene in the bar where the punk rock, mohawk guy hugs the blue collar construction worker guy. This bringing together of people seems to me to be one of the most beautiful things about organized sports.
So when I read this article, I wanted to share it with the board to get other folks reactions. And just to let people know this is going on, because I found it totally by accident and not on a baseball website.
Exerpt from the article in last June's The Nation:
In a remarkable article from Wednesday's USA Today, the Colorado Rockies went public with the news that the organization has been explicitly looking for players with "character." And according to the Tribe of Coors, "character" means accepting Jesus Christ as your personal lord and savior. "We're nervous, to be honest with you," Rockies general manager Dan O'Dowd said. "It's the first time we ever talked about these issues publicly. The last thing we want to do is offend anyone because of our beliefs." When people are nervous that they will offend you with their beliefs, it's usually because their beliefs are offensive.
As Rockies chairman and CEO Charlie Monfort said, "We had to go to hell and back to know where the Holy Grail is. We went through a tough time and took a lot of arrows."
Club president Keli McGregor chimed in, "Who knows where we go from here? The ability to handle success will be a big part of the story, too...There will be distractions. There will be things that can change people. But we truly do have something going on here. And [God's] using us in a powerful way.
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|Peeled and decerned frozen shrimps
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|Chinese rice wine
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|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Lean pork
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|Dark soy sauce
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|Chinese rice wine
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|Bamboo shoots
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|Chinese cabbage
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|Red in snow preserved vegetables
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Josephine Gautreaux Fonseca, 84, a native of Cut Off and a resident of Houma, died at 11:13 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2010.
Visitation will be from 6 to 10 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to funeral time Saturday at Chauvin Funeral Home.
Funeral services will be held at noon Saturday at the funeral home, with burial in St. Francis de Sales Cemetery No. 2. She is survived by four sons, Ronald "Fon" Fonseca and wife, Tania, of Houma, Robert "Neggie" Fonseca and wife, Gayle, of Houma, Larry Fonseca and wife, Loraine "Cochie", of Houma, and Eric Fonseca and wife, Connie, of Houma; one daughter, Cathy Fonseca Authement and Lenny Jr. of Houma; her daughter-in-law, Betty Fonseca of Houma; two sisters, Gertie Gautreaux Barrios of Harvey and Cathy Fonseca Authement of Houma; 13 grandchildren, Carl, Laurie, Chad, Rachel, Rhonda, Jason, Larry Jr., Blaine, Lenny III, Sadie, Roman, Johnathan and Matthew; 19 great-grandchildren; and 18 great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Emile Gautreaux and Amy Chaisson Gautreaux; one son, Claude "Johnny" Fonseca; five brothers, Elfier, Harry, Cleveland, Eddie, and Louis Gautreaux; and one sister, Bernice Gautreaux Vedros.
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New York Jets coach Rex Ryan has earned the dubious title as the National Football League's most overrated coach, according to a Sporting News poll. The poll consisted of 103 anonymous responses from 27 teams. Ryan received 35 votes, followed by New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, who had 16. Philadelphia Eagles Andy Reid was third with nine votes. "His coaching style is over the top," an AFC offensive player told Sporting News. "Some of the things he does in front of the cameras are way over the top. You put that with the New York media and he has a pretty big reputation, I guess. "I don't even know if you'd call him overrated anymore because it's gonna be a couple of years since he was in the AFC finals. He's pretty funny, and he's a pretty good coach. But not THAT good." Ryan is known for his over-the-top predictions, but the Jets missed the playoffs in 2011, and likely will be out again in 2012.
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Reds-Indians spring facility progressing
Shared project ready for Cleveland in 2009, Cincy in '10
By Mark Sheldon / MLB.com
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- One tumbleweed could be the spot where Jay Bruce takes batting practice. Another might be where Edinson Volquez warms up on a practice mound.
The Reds' portion of the new Spring Training complex to be built in Goodyear, Ariz., remains limited to the drawing board for now. It's just a desert patch located adjacent to the nearly completed site of their co-tenants, the Indians. Much of Goodyear, in fact, is still in the development stage.
The sprawl of the Phoenix metro area has started its expansion into Goodyear, about 20 miles west of the city center. Just off Interstate 10, there is your typical suburban commerce -- fast-food restaurants, shopping centers and gas stations. Signs for home builders are everywhere, and construction can be spotted in all directions.
Go about two miles south and the seeds of a Major League facility are sprouting on some flat desert between the Estrella and White Tank mountains. The only other major site nearby is a cargo airport with dozens and dozens of parked jumbo jets sitting right next door.
"You're not in the boondocks, but you need to have some vision of what it's going to look like down the road," said Dick Williams, the Reds director of baseball business operations. "Right now, our immediate surroundings are pretty bare."
The ballpark is just one quadrant of where progress is planned. Goodyear is expected to soon break ground on a new city hall, library and two college campuses in spots near the stadium.
As the Reds completed their agreement this spring to move to Goodyear, the Indians' part of the project was well underway. Construction of Cleveland's practice fields and a 43,000 square foot building that houses the clubhouse, weight room, press room, therapy rooms, conference rooms and offices was about finished on Friday. The batting cages and pitching mounds are ready for players now.
The Indians were moving in furniture, unpacking equipment and preparing to host players for fall instructional league baseball. The building has the look of Arizona architecture -- with metal material made to look rustic, synthetic woods that are environmentally "green" to help buildings breathe and exposed concrete.
After they break ground later this fall, the Reds will eventually have a similar-sized facility with similar accoutrements. They are watching the Indians closely to learn from their experience. They've already deviated from the Indians' blueprints in some places -- whether it's the weight room, adding an extra observation tower or the layout of the fields.
According to the Reds' blueprint, there will be a cloverleaf of four Minor League fields with an observation tower in the middle. There will be two more full fields for big leaguers and two half-fields and a field just for agility drills. Many of the Indians and Reds' fields will be open to use for residents when camp isn't in session.
During workouts, much of the Reds' area will be set up so fans can watch the players.
"Fans will have more access than they've ever had," Williams said during a tour Friday. "Our building materials will look like the Indians'. We borrowed a lot of their ideas for how they're building it and how they laid their site out. At the same time, we were able to learn from them and do a lot of improvements."
About a half-mile from both the Reds and Indians' site is the 10,000-seat main stadium still under construction. The distance from the main clubhouses is a little far to walk but not far enough for a car or bus ride. Williams said the city was responsible for figuring out a shuttle system that will move players and staff back and forth.
"The good thing is we'll get to see the Indians mess around with that for a year," Williams said.
The concrete seating bowl, which still lacks seats, was dug out and built entirely below ground level. When fans walk into the ballpark, they will be at the top of the concourse.
"They didn't want it to feel like this was a big stadium you go into," Williams said. They wanted people to stop in. It'll be open 24-7. The idea was to build as little up as you could so it's most accessible."
The main entrance will greet fans with a courtyard and sculptures -- still in the works. Above the concourse is a second level that will have the luxury suites, press box and a party deck. Completion is still about two or three months away.
The Indians will begin Spring Training this February, while the Reds are still over a year and a half away from moving in. Cincinnati will have its final Spring Training at Sarasota, Fla., in 2009. Many fans have bemoaned the Reds' relocation out of Florida. In Arizona, the weather is expected to be better, and the close proximity of the other Cactus League teams will significantly cut down on bus trips that often chew up 2-4 hours in Florida.
"The most important thing is that we don't have a lot of rain out here," Williams said. "We have favorable baseball weather. For playing games, the reduction in the commute time will be invaluable."
Once Cactus League games start, there will likely be games played at the new stadium daily. The Indians will always have the first-base dugout and the Reds will permanently get the third-base dugout.
"That way we'll get the friendly rivalry going a little bit," Williams said. "We'll get the fans into the idea there are two sides to the stadium. They [city officials] were pleasantly open to our input with the caveat where we didn't ask to redo the stadium. But they were like, 'You're going to be here for 30 years, too. If you have good ideas, let us hear them.' I feel like we had some input. Fortunately, they were already headed in the direction we agreed with."


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me and 2 friends bought 4pack. i have one spare copy to sell on stem. 9 eur via paypal. PM me if you are interested ;)
i have never traded games before, is it locked to EU region because of prices? game is actually cheaper in EUR than USD.
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This game is very much different from the first series, Spellforce Trilogy. The graphic is nicer, but the battle interface is less favourable than the first series.
The plot is still considered nice.
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