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ALBAYALDE - 3 bedrooms
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Townhouse / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
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Townhouse / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
Situated only a few metres walk for the Villacana beach front and commercial facilities. Also only short drive from the exclusive night-life of Puerto Banus and Marbella town. Is also a short walk over the footbridge to the vibrant village of Cancelada.
This property overlooks a private pool and garden area. It offers comfortable, bright and spacious living area with a fireplace. There are balcony terraces and a small garden with access to a community garden zone with an adult and children's pool. The kitchen is fitted and fully equipped.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|100 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Malaga 72 km, 5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Air conditioning, CD player, Satellite TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
This property is a south facing 3 bedroom town-house are on three levels.
GROUND FLOOR: Has a double bedroom with an ensuite marble bathroom. The sliding doors open out onto a small garden terrace area.
MIDDLE FLOOR: There is a separate, self-contained fully fitted kitchen area, with a small outside terrace. The kitchen leads through to the spacious open plan lounge / dining room. The sliding doors lead out onto a balcony terrace that overlooks the pool area & offers terrace dining for 4 - 6 people. Access to a guest shower room / WC can be found at the entrance hallway.
FIRST FLOOR: There are 2 twin bedrooms (one with its own private terrace), both have access to a marble bathroom on the landing.
|Further details outdoors
Albayalde is a secure gated community. The community pool and garden area can only be directly accessed by this town house and adjoining properties that overlooks this zone. A totally secure environment.
Within close walking distance to the beach-front, Villacana facilities and also the bars and restaurants in Cancelada Village.
|Further details
We have English and Spanish speaking staff.
There is a mobile telephone number available for emergencies only out of office hours.
We also cater for large groups, wedding parties and golf holidays. Please ask for details.
The Andalucia region
Spain has a wealth of historical, social and cultural delights that draw millions of visitors from all over the World every year to tourist attractions and activities. Blessed with bewitching countryside, stunning mountain scenery and nine hundred metres of dazzling coastline, Andalucia has developed into one of the favourite holiday destinations.
The infrastructure has vastly improved from the hazy "mañana" days of not so long ago. The new Motorway and Toll Road ensure that you can reach various locations between Malaga and Gibraltar in half the time it used to take. On the other hand, the old N340 Coastal Road is a more tranquil way of taking in the breath-taking seaviews and mountain ranges
For those of you yearning to experience the "Old Spain" and venture inland, there are various areas off the "beaten track" that are accessible from either the motorways and coastal road.
The miles of beaches, first class golf courses, excellent climate, choice of entertainment and wealth of culture makes this area an attractive option for visitors practically all year round.
This love affair with the region has blossomed over recent years, particularly with British visitors, and has made it one of the most popular Spanish regions for holidays and real estate investment.
Estepona, known as the "Pearl of the Costa del Sol", displays a number of natural qualities, it's own characteristics, which are impossible to find elsewhere. It's incomparable sea, the tremendous Sierra Bermeja mountain and it's climate form a unique setting for a town of white streets and enchanting little nooks where the kindness and friendliness of it's people constitute the best greeting possible for visitors.
Cancelada is on the mountain side of the main A7 coastal road, only a few minutes drive between San Pedro and Estepona towns and can easily be reached by footbridge from Villacana, Park Beach and Albayalde beachside resorts. Although it has much changed over the years from a rural community, with several new residential developments, apartments, town-houses and commercial centres, the village has managed to maintain its quaintness.
This sleepy village comes alive into a vibrant pueblo for celebrations of birthdays, weddings and fiestas either side of the traditional Spanish siesta period. There is a good selection of shops, bars and restaurants to entice you away for a pleasant change to the beach-side choices.
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The Puyallup Fair : Zorbing, Zip Lining, Target Shooting And More Fun
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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, March 26, 2002 Known for no-nonsense news briefings with Washington's notoriously tough press corps, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld recently answered some difficult questions posed by reporters representing the younger set.
Rumsfeld met in his Pentagon office March 23 with reporters Lori Savitch of cable show Nickelodeon's Nick News; John Kelly, The Washington Post KidsPost; and Time magazine's Alexandra Tatarsky for Time for Kids magazine.
The secretary spent more than two hours answering questions ranging from how he viewed his job to how he would assuage the fears of America's youth about terrorism. He also gave the reporters a brief tour around the Pentagon.
Before she interviewed Rumsfeld, Savitch, an adult, noted that Nick News "doesn't patronize" its 8-to-12-year-old audience. She said the group is often overlooked when it comes to talking about their concerns, such issues as "fear and fairness" regarding the war.
"They saw the (World Trade Center twin towers) buildings go down, and it scared them," she said. "They don't have the perspective that adults have."
Savitch, who did a previous "Nick News" segment about military commissions, said pre-teens, like adults, have questions about how the war against global terrorism is conducted.
"There's a lot of concern, like, 'Are we doing this right?' 'Is this fair?'" she explained.
Time's 12-year-old Tatarsky, a New York City resident and Time veteran of the 2000 Democratic convention, and the Post's Kelly interviewed the secretary together.
"What can we do to support our country right now?" asked Tatarsky, as she posed the first question to the secretary.
Rumsfeld noted that children across the nation have mailed countless cards, posters and letters to the Pentagon offering condolences for attack victims and lending support for the war. He later showed the reporters an American flag displayed in the foyer outside his office constructed of more than 1,000 red, white and blue paper cranes, donated by students and staff of Aikahi Elementary School, Kailua, Hawaii.
"There are youngsters who are sending dollars for kids in Afghanistan," the secretary continued. More than $4 million has been collected thus far, he noted.
To reassure America's children, and adults, about the course of the war against global terrorism, Rumsfeld pointed to the country's democratic government, ideals and traditions.
Democracy, Rumsfeld noted to Tatarsky, "is an important stabilizing fact in our society, which ought to give one confidence, regardless of their age."
If "one looks over the whole span of American history," the secretary added, "On big issues, within a reasonable period of time, we tend to make the right decisions as a country, and I think young people can have a lot of confidence in that."
Rumsfeld remarked to Tatarsky that when he was around her age in 1944, he wanted to be a Navy pilot like his father. The secretary did become a Navy pilot and would go on to serve twice as defense secretary.
"It never crossed my mind that I would be secretary of defense, you can be sure of that," Rumsfeld said. "I just wanted to fly airplanes."
Kelly asked if America's young people -- including those in Washington -- should be scared about events like the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the Pentagon, in New York City and aboard the airliner downed in Pennsylvania.
Rumsfeld told Kelly that he agreed with President Bush's assessment that it was good to be alert about possible new terrorist acts against Americans.
Recalling his youth and the heightened awareness during World War II, the secretary noted, "People can get comfortable and learn to live" while watching for enemy activity at home.
"What's important is the president and the Congress and the country have decided correctly that the only way we can live with terrorism as a threat is to go find the terrorists and to stop them," he said.
Rumsfeld said dozens of countries are cooperating with the United States around the world and in Afghanistan to stop terrorism.
"Some information was found in a house in Afghanistan that was analyzed, translated, transmitted to Singapore and was used to stop at least three terrorist attacks in Singapore in a matter of days," the secretary noted.
Cooperative nations are detaining and arresting suspects for good reason, questioning them and sharing information with other coalition members, just as the United States has, he said. The pool of information can "lead to the arrest of other people who are potential terrorists," he noted.
"We're able to close their bank accounts so they are having trouble raising money," he continued. "We're able to make it more difficult for money to be transferred to them. We're making it more difficult for them to communicate with each other.
"That doesn't mean you're going to find them all, it doesn't mean you're going to stop them all, but what it does mean is that it's going to be much more difficult for terrorists to operate," Rumsfeld emphasized.
Rumsfeld told Savitch that the United States and its allies "have achieved quite a bit" thus far in the global war against terrorism. This includes throwing out invaders who took over Afghanistan and used it as a haven and also to train terrorists such as those who attacked America, he said.
Savitch asked Rumsfeld what the hardest part of his job was as defense secretary, overseeing America's military men and women. It's "the tremendous responsibility" to make decisions that justify asking people to put their lives at risk, he answered, "that you have a very good reason, that it is an important reason for our country.
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Tatarsky seemed the most pleased with her interview. She said she'd heard "bad rumors about mean and snobby" government people.
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Coaching increases confidence to lead firms into growth
Posted: April 30, 2014|
George Cowcher, chief executive of the Chamber of Commerce for Derbyshire, talks about the positive impact that professional coaching can have on a business.
A RAFT of recent business surveys, economic data, employment figures and proclamations from politicians all point to the fact that the recovery has taken root firmly and the UK economy is heading back towards full health.
The emphasis now is very much on creating high-quality jobs for local people and ensuring wages keep up with the cost of living – an issue which is set to become one of the main battlegrounds ahead of next year's General Election.
At present, all the signs are good. We know that local businesses are facing increased demand for their products and services, their order books are filling up and they are having to recruit more staff to ensure they have the capacity to meet this upturn in demand.
It's a good time for ambitious businesses to look to expand. But while taking on more staff, moving into bigger premises or investing in better equipment or resources are important, there is another way for businesses to reach that next level.
Business coaching can help owners of small and medium-sized firms with their sales, marketing, management, team building and so much more. Most importantly, it can help a business stay focused on its main objectives to achieve the levels of success it desires.
Research proves that businesses which take up expert external advice and support tend to perform better, which is why firms really should consider some sort of coaching or mentoring programme to guide them along the way.
The chamber is working with a host of local partners including the city council, the University of Derby and East Midlands Business to deliver a free programme, entitled Derby Coaching For Success.
Funded by the European Regional Development Fund, it seeks to support businesses in the city to help them improve their performance and create new jobs.
Routes to growth include information and advice, one-to-one in-company coaching, free growth masterclasses and business surgeries. A network of professional business coaches will direct firms to expertise in the field in which they need help.
Funding for between 50 and 75% – worth up to £1,500 – of the cost of specific one-to-one counselling from qualified business growth coaches is available through the scheme. Coaching can help a business progress in countless ways.
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MONROE - Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen and State Representative Brett Davis met today in Monroe, Wisconsin with law enforcement leaders, community leaders, judges and public safety officials from throughout Green County and the surrounding area. The topics of discussion at the Law Enforcement Roundtable included DOJ's efforts to reduce the DNA backlog at the state crime laboratories, school safety, internet crimes against children initiatives, and illegal immigration. The officials also discussed cooperation among law enforcement agencies to achieve their common public safety mission.
"I thank Representative Davis for organizing this roundtable and inviting me to participate," Van Hollen said. "Today we discussed public safety matters of statewide concern, such as internet crimes against children, and of particular concern to Green County and surrounding areas. I was able to listen to local law enforcement and community leaders to assess how the Department of Justice can be of further assistance to address the concerns identified here."
"It's of utmost importance that local voices are heard and weighed heavily when state officials make decisions which concern us all," Representative Davis said. "That's why I'm so pleased the Attorney General was as eager as I was to listen to our local law enforcement and community leaders. Only by communicating openly and working together in a partnership can we make common sense decisions that have a positive impact on public safety and our daily lives."
Van Hollen praised the Representative's efforts and thanked those who attended. "Representative Davis showed tremendous leadership by organizing today's event, connecting local public safety leaders with one another and with state officials." Van Hollen said. "State government benefits immensely from meetings like this, and I am pleased with the quality of today's discussion."


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Recent water tests at the Cliffside Steam Station show traces of thallium coming from discharge areas at the plant.
According to the North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), samples from an inactive coal ash basin showed above-average traces of the toxic metal. DENR did report there were no issues stemming from the traces downstream in the Broad River.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) define thallium as a "bluish-white metal that turns gray on exposure to air." Additionally, the CDC's website said thallium has not been produced in the United States since 1984 and had been "used historically as a rodenticide, but has since been banned in the United States due to its toxicity from accidental exposure."
Susan Massengale, spokesperson for DENR, said the state does not have a water quality standard for thallium and they use the national criteria for water supply tests. She said the national criteria suggests 0.24 parts per million are acceptable levels of the metal.
She said, at the base of inactive coal ash basin No. 5, tests revealed 0.35 parts per billion at the toe drain. However, closer to the Broad River, the tests indicated 0.13 parts per billion of thallium.
DENR said no downstream municipalities have reported any issues meeting the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) drinking water standards.
"We are talking about an area where the sample had not met the river," Massengale said. "At that point, we saw those lower levels of thallium."
The tests come on the heels of a Feb. 2 spill of coal ash into the Dan River near Eden. That spill, from Duke Energy's station, released nearly 38,000 tons of coal ash into the Dan River, according to DENR.
DENR has conducted inspections of all 33 coal ash impoundments across the state. The tests also indicated levels of thallium at the Asheville Steam Electric Station. DENR said the levels of thallium were below "national recommended water quality criteria for recreational waters in three water samples collected."
While the tests at the No. 5 coal ash basin revealed thallium, Massengale said two other samples taken from the other four basins showed no indications of thallium present.
Duke Energy spokeswoman Paige Sheehan said Duke will respond to the state's tests.
"We routinely monitor groundwater around out plants and share results with the state," Sheehan said in an email.
She said it was important to note the state reported no issues from downstream municipalities from thallium.
The Cliffside Steam Plant has been the subject of monitoring by state officials after a tension pond which contained storm and wastewater overflowed to a secondary pond and into a corrugated pipe that failed, leaking the water into the ground. The Cliffside plant was also cited for issues at two of its "high-hazard" dams. Those issues ranged from improper vegetation on berms to seepage and corrosion in pipes lying at the base of one of the dams.
Duke has also been cited for a lack of mandatory storm water permits. Earlier in March, it was discovered that the Cliffside Steam Station had never applied for a storm water permit. The plant does have a wastewater permit but no storm water regulations are written into the wastewater permits.
Massengale said it was too early to tell if there were any long-standing effects of the thallium detection.
"We are still in the process of gathering information and we still have other information we need to collect," Massengale said. "We need to get all of our information together before we make a determination but the level doesn't look like it is affecting the river but I don't want to draw any conclusions.
"I'm sure our lab is working very diligently to get these results processed as quickly as possible. We went to all 14 facilities and it may take a little bit of time."


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By Dennis Clayton New Albany and Caledonia squared off in soccer at the Tupelo soccer tournament last week with the girls taking a 4-0 win and the boys falling 4-3. In girls action, New Albany used a strong start in the first half as they sprinted out to a 3-0 first half lead. Scorers for […]
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By Dennis Clayton Now we turn our full attention to the winter sports season with this week's previews of our local basketball teams and soccer teams. After the football game Friday night I was told that now I could "Go watch games in a climate controlled environment." Well yes, I guess I can and I […]
Bulldogs aim to be aggressive, high-tempo on court
By Jay Tidwell Special to the News-Exchange New Albany might have fewer veterans coming back this season, but that doesn't mean it will be intimidated. The 2013-14 basketball team plans to use its tenacity to make up for its youth. "We are very, very young and very inexperienced," said head coach Brad Gray. "We graduated […]
Doing the little things well, big results in store for Ingomar
2013 Ingomar boys basketball preview story By Jay Tidwell Special to the News-Exchange Ingomar understands what its head coach expects. "Definitely, defense is the main thing," said Matt Hale, one of the top returning players on this year's team. "Not letting our man get by us. We try to play as close man-to-man as we […]
West Union Eagles hope to see steady improvement
By Dennis Clayton Coach Tim Henderson has three players back from last year's team that saw a fair amount of playing time and will rely on these seniors lead the Eagles this season. "Hunter Jennings, Chase Cooper and Tyler Wooley saw a lot of minutes last year. Three guards, three leaders on the floor this […]
Urchins set sights on another post-season run
2013 East Union boys basketball preview By Jay Tidwell Special to the News-Exchange East Union's success in its football program has kept the basketball squad from being at full strength during the early part of fall practices. It won't take too much time for everybody to be on the same page. Head coach Tim McDonald […]
High-tempo Hawks reload at guard, stay strong inside
By Jay Tidwell Myrtle will play with the pedal to the floor, and new head coach Rob Browning wouldn't have it any other way. "The thing is, you can always draw back, and it's harder to amp up than it is to draw back," Browning said. "We can always pull that rein a little bit […]
New Albany Bulldogs look to replace leading scorer
By Dennis Clayton The New Albany Bulldogs will need to replace 54 goals as last year's leading scorer, Anthony Fernandez has departed. The Bulldogs return only one senior, but will look to a host of juniors and sophomores to fill the void. Coach Caryl Vogel's sole returning senior is Aaron Catt, who will play either […]
New Albany Lady Bulldogs return veteran team in soccer
By Dennis Clayton Coach Caryl Vogel will return nine starters from last year's team but must begin the year with a new keeper as last year's starter Shannon Goode has graduated as well as long-time starter on defense, Olivia Dunnam. Coach Vogel will again only have two seniors, with Hannah Anderson and Katelyn Watson being […]
West Union Lady Eagles have mix of experience and youth
West Union's Lady Eagles will put a team of three seniors, three freshmen and four sophomores on the floor for this season and first year coach Matt Thompson is hoping to the mix will produce a postseason playoff run for the team. Coach Thompson said "As far as the senior leadership, I expect a lot. […]
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He looks like a guy who can live up to the No. 1 pick billing.
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Her credentials are unassailable.
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He is currently out on bond.
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Hill told the police he was "in a hurry." I guess so.
Warriors trade Gerald Wallace to Philadelphia in exchange for Jason Thompson
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Neither guy is going to make a difference on the court for these teams. This was just moving some money around.
Trail Blazers guarantee Allen Crabbe's contract for next season
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Crabbe looked good in Las Vegas at Summer League.
Report: Hedo Turkoglu wants to play anther NBA season, Kings possiblity
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The Kings don't really have the roster spot for him.
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With sister Emily expecting a baby, it seems Zooey Deschanel is ready to expand her family as well – with a new pet.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 21, 2008 A day-long event Oct. 18, hosted by five branches of a major retailer, netted a plethora of items for Adopt-a-Soldier Platoon to pack up and ship to members of the New Jersey Army National Guard.
Food, personal care items, small electronics, entertainment items and cash donations were collected in bins placed in five Best Buy stores to benefit New Jersey units, said Alan Krutchkoff, Adopt-a-Soldier Platoon's president.
"We've found that people enjoy connecting with our troops, especially when their donations reach soldiers from the local area," he said. "Best Buy is helping us make that happen, and it's very exciting to partner with this community-minded organization."
The event was sponsored by the chain's "Women's Leadership Forum."
"The WOLF mission is to engage and inspire female employees and customers and create new opportunities for leadership, networking and community service," said Amie Gustanski, senior project manager. "Supporting [Adopt-a-Soldier Platoon] not only fits in with this mission, but also enables our employees and customers to feel engaged and provide valuable community service to our local soldiers and their families."
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Butler's Goal Gives Bearcats Another 1-0 Win
FOREST GROVE - Susan Butler's strike from close range in the 71st minute was all that Willamette needed Sunday for a 1-0 victory over Pacific in Northwest Conference women's soccer action at Tom Reynolds Field.
Butler (pictured left) was one of three players parked in front of the Boxer net after Brenna Hindman played the ball to within close range. Butler managed to pull the ball from the scrum and put it past Pacific goalie Shannon Tillman for the game-winner.
The goal came in an out-of-balance second half that saw Willamette(7-3-1, 5-2-1 NWC) outshoot the Boxers 9-2. The Bearcats out-shot the Boxers 12-7 for the match and held a 3-0 advantage on corner kicks.
Tillman came up with five saves in the loss, the fifth straight
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Boxers (4-6-1, 2-5-1 NWC). Willamette netminder Kari Woody made three
Willamette makes the eastern Washington road trip next weekend, facing Whitman on Saturday and Whitworth on Sunday in two key NWC match-ups.


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Houston-area spellers get to final stages of Scripps National Bee
Syamantak Payra was the only Texan among the 11 finalists selected from 42 semifinalists in the Bee. [Read More]
Friendswood seventh grader chases National Spelling Bee title
Update: Seventh-grader Syamantak Payra of Friendswood has been eliminated in the bee finals. Syamantak Payra, a 12-year-old seventh grader from Westbrook Intermediate School in Friendswood, Texas, aced the spelling of "pangandrum," a powerful personage or pretentious official, in the first round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee finals Thursday night. Facing a packed auditorium and national […] [Read More]
Friendswood seventh grader advances to National Spelling Bee final
Syamantak Payra, a 12-year-old seventh grader from Westbrook Intermediate School in Friendswood, Texas, nailed the spelling of "hepatectomy" (excision of the liver) and "lallation" (a speech defect) to advance to tonight's finals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee in suburban Washington. Shobha Dasari, a 12-year-old sixth grader at Leon Sablatura Middle School in Pearland, Texas, […] [Read More]
Two Houston-area contestants advance in National Spelling Bee
By CHUCK LEWIS and NICOLE NAREA Two spellers from Houston-area public schools — Shobha Dasari of Pearland and Syamantak Payra of Friendswood — advanced to the semifinals of the 86th annual Scripps National Spelling Bee Wednesday. Shobha, a 12-year-old sixth grader at Leon Sablatura Middle School, correctly spelled "mediocre" — as in low grade — […] [Read More]


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Posted by Frank H on 05/01/2014
I could not wait to try the food, I was so excited to get to NYC. The guy behind the counter was RUDE . The roast beef was beyond rare it was raw and the blood was soaked into the bread. When I asked to have the sandwich to go, the server looked at me and said "whatcha problem man" and walked off and someone else had to cut a wrap the sandwich. I am sorry that i waited in line to be so disappointed!
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Now I could platz. It took me 8 months to give Katz another try. I ordered through seamless asked for extra lean, tender cut and its what I gotit was the best. I'm glad I gave them another try.
Posted by newdeli on 01/06/2013
I don't know why most of the pastrami ended up north of 34 street so far from its downtown birth place. However when I found out I can get delivery from Katzs' it's a wonderful thing I thought. But is it just me I found the pastrami a little tough. I'll give them another try maybe I have to order lean. I hate going there in person without friends from out of town. The atmosphere can be rated a 0 or a 5 depending on where you live.
Posted by Eddie M. on 12/29/2012
About $18.00 for a sandwich, but if you can eat it all at one serving, you know it's really good. The sandwiches are so big that you can actually make 3 modest ones out of one.
Posted by transplanted palm beach jew on 12/22/2012
Anywhere in the city you get what you pay for ,afterall it is NYC. I've been here a few times and when I come back home I have to stop here. All I can say is, don't let this treasure get by you. The prices are a little steep but the food is great and the smells...well it gave me wood. Being a Jew ,I know good deli and this IS good deli, afterall ,just ask Billy Crystal
Posted by Anonymous West villager on 12/04/2012
Their attitude is an act mostly for the tourists - the only thing worth eating here is the pastrami on rye with mustard. The rest of their food is mediocre at best and this hasn't changed in the past 15 years that I have been going there.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/18/2012
My wife and I were in town for some sightseeing and the San Genaro Festival. We decided to stop at Katz's before hoofing it down to the 9/11 memorial. We had a pastrami and corned beef sandwich on rye, with a couple of pickles. It was the best either of us had ever had.


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25 Surprising Takeaways from an Apple Investor Conference25 Surprising Takeaways from an Apple Investor Conference
With a market value of $563 billion (as of March 20), Apple is the most highly-valued corporation in the world. It has made quite a few millionaires out of smart investors, and a group of investors gathered in Los Angeles last week to talk strategy about making money off the Apple juggernaut. Really, it's not a hard strategy due to the way Apple conducts itself. The company does not split its stock, and up until this past week, it never issued a dividend. The strategy for making money on Apple was simple: buy and hold, and don't panic on the dips, that's the time to buy more. There. That was easy. But of course, there's more to it than that, which is why EconomicTiming.com's Jason Schwarz hosted this first annual show, taking up two large rooms in the cavernous Los Angeles Convention Center. The gathering of speakers was impressive and worth price of admission. Most everyone in this audience was an Apple investor and was simply holding on to their shares and watching it go up up up. But there were some great takeaways from the event that even casual gadget aficionados could learn from. Here's what we heard from the speakers.


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You could already use Facebook to spam your friends' news feeds with the music you're listening to and the articles you're reading; now you'll be able to clog their news feeds with what you're watching as well. President Obama signed legislation Thursday that will allow video streaming services like Netflix to tell the world that you're so addicted to Breaking Bad that you watch four episodes in rapid succession whenever you have downtime.
After lobbying by Netflix, Facebook, News Corp and others, D.C. lawmakers have amended the Video Privacy Protection Act so that video providers are free to automatically share information about the videos you watch once you grant them that blanket permission, rather than having to get permission on a video by video basis. The privacy act was originally passed in 1988 after a video store leaked a list of the movies rented by then-Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork to a reporter. From here on out, enterprising journalists can just check out nominees' Facebook walls to see what they're watching. And this will surely make it easier for video providers to sell information about your watching habits.
Coming out of the Senate Judiciary Committee, the legislation included heightened privacy protection for your email, requiring the government to get a warrant to peek at it. However lawmakers stripped that out before passing the bill, making this one solely about
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Posted on 23 Feb 2012 by Jonathan Ward.
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Posted on 18 Feb 2012 by Chris G.
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Posted on 16 Feb 2012 by Jonathan Ward.
Jason Spezza has rediscovered his scoring touch this season in Ottawa. The Senators forward scored his first hat-trick of the season on tuesday night in a 4-0 win versus the Tampa Bay Lightning, netting his 23rd, 24th, and 25th goals of the year. Jason added 3 more points in a 6-2 win in Florida last night,as the Senators added back to back wins in the sunshine state. Early in his career, Spe...
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6 Teams that can land Rick Nash
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How to Keep Ruutu – Hurricanes Rebuild
Posted on 11 Feb 2012 by Johnny G.
Last we heard, Jim Rutherford was hoping to sit down with pending UFA Tuomo Ruutu in hopes of finding common ground on their mutual future. The discussion took place and many fans were pleased to find out that there is a mutual respect and interest in Ruutu staying in Carolina. The next step, Rutherford admitted, is finding common ground on the money and terms. Ruutu is 29 years old so this is ...
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The annual Every Goal series will run Monday to Thursday through July and August, remembering every goal scored by the Canucks, player by player. Today, we take a look at Sami "Han Shot First" Salo.
I'm probably not Sami Salo's biggest fan; after all, Chloe Ezra exists. But I loved the Finnish MacInnis all the same. He was a quiet and quirky character who went through some ridiculous struggles with injuries and yet never once complained. He was a steady presence on the Canucks' blueline for a decade and I am still sad that he's gone. And, by God, he could shoot the puck.
Salo left the Canucks as the franchise leader in powerplay goals from a defenceman thanks to his legendary slap shot that was repeatedly clocked at over 100 mph. In his farewell tour in the 2011-12 season, Salo added 9 goals to his totals with the Canucks, including a whopping 7 powerplay goals, which tied him for 4th in the league among defencemen. Salo was the go-to shooter in 5-on-3 situations, which he treated like a shooting gallery.
He may be pale as a ghost and look like Boo Radley, but Sami Salo could score. The following videos prove it.
The last thing a goaltender wants to see is Sami Salo striding into a slap shot from the hash marks. After a scrambled faceoff and a flurry on the near side, Cody Hodgson backhands the puck blindly into open space. Salo, like dark matter, filled that space and exerted a strong gravitational force on the puck to send it flying past Devan Dubnyk.
Salo's second goal of the season came in the same game and was one of only two that he scored at even-strength. Chris Higgins creates a turnover with a strong forecheck, allowing Mikael Samuelsson to pick up the puck and find Salo with it, who flings it past the screening Higgins and Dubnyk. It's important to note that this was the infamous Nugent-Hopkins "hattrick" game, which distracted from Old Man Salo's 2 goals and an assist that actually led to victory for the Canucks.
Salo is also the franchise leader in overtime and gamewinning goals for a defenceman as he passed Mattias Ohlund in both those categories. This unstoppable blast from the point on a 4-on-3 powerplay moved him past Ohlund for overtime winners.
Salo was so effective in 5-on-3 situations because he had so much room to load up his shot. This beauty rings melodically off the post and in past another Chris Higgins screen. I can hear Rob Scuderi desperately praying Please don't hit me, please don't hit me as he half-heartedly skates out to block the shot.
Salo's only other even-strength goal on the season almost looks like a powerplay goal, given how much room the Sedins and Burrows create for both Salo and Edler at the point. Rostislav Klesla plays the role of Chris Higgins, completely screening Mike Smith. This goal moved him past Ohlund for the franchise lead in gamewinning goals from a defenceman.
This slap shot is about placement more than power: Salo barely follows through on the shot as he ensures that he gets all of Henrik's fluttering pass, but he puts it perfectly over Price's port side on the powerplay.
This is, quite possibly, the worst clearing attempt in the history of killing penalties. Matthew Lombardi has a full 2 seconds (an eternity in hockey) to consider the best way to send the puck the length of the ice and lands on uselessly swiping at the puck like he's Robbie Turcotte. Predictably, after some pretty passing, Salo one-times a bomb past Jonas Gustavsson. Appropriate, considering Lombardi handled the puck like a grenade.
This isn't a typical Salo goal on a 5-on-3, but it shows just how savvy Salo truly is, as he sneaks down from the point while the Sedins and Kesler work the puck around down low. Unlike Shawn Horcoff, Henrik finds Salo in front of the net. I'm not going to lie, it makes me happy to see the Canucks score with Ben Eager in the box. Eager is a male nipple: a useless tit.
His final goal as a Canuck is vintage-Salo. After a nice zone entry by Henrik and Kesler on the powerplay, Henrik sets up Salo at the point with Burrows screening in front. Salo rips the puck through the traffic like a cab driver in Hong Kong. Trust me, I speak from personal experience: one of the most frightening experiences in my life.Tags: Every Goal, every goal 2011-12, Sami Salo


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We remember recording producer Cowboy Jack Clements, who died Thursday in Nashville at the age of 82. In the 1950s, he helped record Elvis, Carl Perkins and Roy Orbison when he worked at Sun Records in Memphis. He also discovered Jerry Lee Lewis and began a life-long friendship with Johnny Cash. Clement later provided the signature sound to one of Cash's biggest hits, "Ring of Fire."


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Reader Review: Three local galleries show 50 years of work in Bartek retrospective
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Omaha, NE – International Artist Tom Bartek, based in Omaha, is having a trio of gallery shows, including one in UNO's Art Gallery opening October 5th.Read More
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The Risk of Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy Under Biological Agents Used in the Treatment of Chronic Inflammatory Diseases
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Biological agents such as monoclonal antibodies and soluble cytokine receptors have taken on an expanding role in the treatment of chronic immune mediated diseases. Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML) is a rare central neurological disease caused by JC virus infection that has been described in the setting of conditions with severe impairment of immune surveillance, such as haematological malignancies, stem cell or solid organ transplantation and AIDS. This serious demyelinating disease has recently been described in patients receiving monoclonal antibodies for chronic inflammatory diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Crohn's disease, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus or psoriasis. We review here the disease of PML, the different biological agents used in chronic inflammatory diseases that are associated with an increased risk of PML (natalizumab, rituximab, efalizumab and alemtuzumab), and the potential mechanisms that may explain the development of PML. Based on current knowledge of the biology of the JC virus and on the mechanisms of action of these biological agents, we discuss currently available tools that may be helpful in evaluating the risk of PML in this patient population.
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Edward L. Morse was born November 12, 1928 in Rattan to Harry and Eva (Harper) Morse. He passed from this life December 9, 2011 in Rattan at the age of 83. Edward married Alma Ruth Davis on July 28, 1950 in Texarkana, AR. They were married 61 years. Edward worked as a livestock trader most of his life. He enjoyed fishing horseback, 4-wheelers, camping, playing dominoes, pitch, and working cattle. Most of all Edward enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, telling stories. Edward was preceded in death by his parents: Harry & Eva Morse; brother Audrey Morse; son-in-law: Tommy Tollett. He is survived by his wife: Ruth Morse, of the home; his children: LaVonne Tollett, Reba Harmon, Randy & Felicia Morse, all of Rattan; grandchildren: Eddie & Carla Tollett of Shawnee, Justin & Delinda Tollett of Ada, Lani Cranfield of Rattan, Jessi Southard of Rattan, Megan & Kyle Self of Durant; great grandchildren: Gracie Tollett, Alex Tollett, Tomie Tollett, Hanna Southard, Mariah Sanchez, Gabe Soto, Lexi Cranfield, Timber Young; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 12, 2011 at Victory Assembly of God with Pastor David Goff officiating. Pallbearers included Dee Hunt, Randy Morse, Kyle Self, Charley Self, Eddie Tollett, & Justin Tollett with Honorary Pallbearers as Billy Glass, Jerry Priddy, Warren Davis, Linda Glass & Doyle & Deon Duke. Interment followed at Rattan Cemetery. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com.
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Proposed budget authority for FY 2000-2005 reflects President Clinton's plan to make available to DoD $112 billion in additional resources, $12.6 billion of which was added in FY 2000. This would constitute the first sustained long-term increase in defense funding since the end of the Cold War.
Secretary Cohen said that the $112 billion increase would "meet the most pressing requirements identified by our senior military leadership." He added, "Although U.S. forces continue to accomplish their missions splendidly, there are warning signs of potential problems. Recruiting and retention are increasingly difficult, readiness harder to maintain, and weapons modernization tougher to fund sufficiently. This budget will address these warnings."
To improve recruiting and retention, the budget includes the largest military pay raise in a generation and restoration of the traditional military retirement benefit of 50 percent of base pay after 20 years of service.
The budget also includes $53 billion for procurement of more modern weapons in FY 2000. Procurement is projected to reach nearly $62 billion in FY 2001, surpassing the $60 billion goal previously set by the Clinton Administration. DoD leaders consider this higher modernization spending to be essential to the future readiness and battlefield superiority of U.S. forces.
Secretary Cohen stressed that the President's funding increases do not diminish the Department's resolve to shrink the portion of its budget consumed by infrastructure. To that end, he renewed his call for Congress to approve two more rounds of base closure and realignment (BRAC) for FY 2001 and 2005.
*QDR did not specify funding goals beyond 2001. For FY 2000, funding of critical readiness and personnel needs left DoD $1 billion short of the QDR's Procurement goal. However, in real terms Procurement at $53 billion is nearly 7 percent higher than the FY 1999 level, and it will grow another 15 percent in FY 2001. America's military preeminence depends on investments in new technologies. A high priority for achieving this is DoD's science and technology program, which funds research that should help field superior weapons and support systems at affordable prices. Also critical are advanced concept technology demonstrations (ACTDs), which link relatively mature technology with new operational concepts and enable us to expeditiously evaluate important innovations. Major Service Programs The ambitious DoD modernization program is especially critical for achieving the needed transformation of U.S. forces to reflect new technologies and other military-related trends. Transforming U.S. forces requires implementation of Joint Vision 2010, a new concept for how U.S. forces will fight and achieve what is termed "full spectrum dominance." Modernization of aviation forces includes DoD's largest acquisition program: the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF). The aim is a family of aircraft, with variants configured to meet several sets of requirements. The JSF will replace the F-16 in the Air Force, F/A-18C in the Navy, and F/A-18C/D and AV-8B for the Marines. The JSF will continue in its concept demonstration phase into FY 2001, in preparation for procurement to commence in FY 2005. The F-22 will replace the F-15C/D in the air superiority role and have substantial air-to-ground capability as well. Aircraft testing is continuing, and F-22 production is expected to build to 36 aircraft per year by FY 2004. The Navy's F/A-18E/F will provide much greater survivability and payload over earlier F/A-18 models. Initial operational capability is planned for FY 2001. For the longer term, the Navy plans to transition from F/A-18E/F to JSF procurement at a time based on the pace of JSF development.
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DAVIS, Calif. -- Dalton Turay's three second-quarter touchdowns is all UC Davis needed to gain momentum in a 37-13 victory Saturday over Weber State.
Turay's eight carries for 32 yards wasn't spectacular but the Aggies defense was, holding Weber State to 6 of 15 third-down conversions while forcing three interceptions, two of which came from Byron Gruendl, and two fumbles.
It was the Aggies' first Big Sky Conference home game in program history, and their first win within the new conference.
UC Davis (2-3, 1-1 Big Sky) was a perfect five-for-five in the red zone against the Wildcats. Kicker Brady Stuart had a good night for UC Davis, hitting all three of his field-goal attempts including a 40-yard try to put the Aggies out front 37-6 with 11:03 to go in the game.
Erik Walker for Weber State (0-4, 0-2) had three catches for 88 yards and a touchdown.


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Now that the entire Los Lunas boys basketball team has been practicing together for a few weeks, it's time for the Tigers to start playing like a team, according to their coach.
And with four Class 4A opponents on tap before district play, now would be a good time for team basketball. LLHS coach Travis Julian said his team didn't play as a unit when it lost 54-52 at home to Sandia Prep on Friday, and when it dropped a 57-48 decision at Mesilla Valley on Saturday.
The Tigers are set to host Los Alamos on Friday and Albuquerque Academy on Saturday. Both games are set for 7 p.m.
"It's not a talent issue; it's a chemistry issue," said Julian. "We are not playing team basketball right now. We're not executing. It's more like, 'It's my turn to shoot.' We have to keep trusting in the process."
In Friday's game, the Class 4A Tigers started flat against the 3A Sundevils, and spent most of the game trying to stay close. Los Lunas took the lead briefly a few times in the third and fourth quarters, but Sandia Prep hit enough free throws and the Tigers missed enough shots to allow the visitors to escape with the victory.
After a coast-to-coast layup by the Tigers' Ben Romero put LLHS up 43-42 with 3:23 to go, Prep took the lead for good on a putback to start a 7-0 run. Chris Sanchez and Aaron Saiz hit 3-pointers that kept the Tigers close in the final minute before a missed Sanchez layup and two free throws by Prep's Tyler Donner but the Sundevils (8-2) up 54-50 with 4.9 seconds left. Romero hit a long 2-pointer at the final buzzer.
Romero led the Tigers with 20 points. Jacob Holland had 14, but the only other three Tigers to score were held to a combined 18 points.
"Give credit to Prep," said Julian. "They made the plays."
The coach said that just as lack of execution and getting scores on consecutive possessions was a problem in the Prep game, getting back-to-back defensive stops was a struggle at Mesilla Valley. The Tigers were only down by three points at the half, and cut an 11-point lead down to about six in the fourth quarter, said Julian.
"Their 6-foot, 7-inch kid (Mesilla senior Devon Tourtilloutt) didn't hurt us earlier, but he had a putback that was a momentum-changer," said Julian. "There were some tough calls, including a charge on a layup that went in, and we didn't shoot well."
The Class 2A Sonblazers had three players in double figures, and only needed to make 5-of-10 free throws to win. Romero had 12, Holland had 11 and Chris Sanchez 10 for the Tigers.
After this weekend's home games, the Tigers are on the road for their final two pre-district contests. A 6 p.m. game is slated for next Tuesday's long trip to play Piedra Vista in Farmington, followed by a 7 p.m. game at Del Norte on Thursday, Jan. 17.
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Skype is a very popular app for calling and messaging. It becomes a must have app for every users who need to contact with his/her friends, family, clients and for official purpose. Skype is available for most of the platform and along with all the platforms Skype is popular on Android equally. Every Android users like to have Skype installed on their device and most of Android device get Skype per-installed. Every thing is okay about Skype but a very big problem which is there is no option to delete the Skype history like chat history, call history and so on. For the lacking of this option on Skype Mobile version users loose their privacy. In my case it happened the same. So, after researching a lot i find out some ways to delete Skype history on Android Mobile version. So, guys let the show the ways to delete Skype history on Android.
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Here are some ways to delete Skype History. Try these ways and get out of tension to loose your privacy.
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You can delete Skype History by deleting the application data to do so just go to Settings > Applications > Admin Applications > Skype > Delete data. After deleting Skype data you need to sign to your Skype account providing your username and password.
2. Uninstall Skype
There is another option which is to uninstall Skype from your device to do so go to to Settings > Applications > Manage applications, select Skype and then select Uninstall. After uninstalling Skype install Skype and sign to your account and every should be okay.
From this problem users have also contacted with Skype and Skype said,
Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to remove your chat history directly, but you can delete it by removing the Skype application and then downloading it again.
So, guys I think there have no other solution to delete Skype history other than the two ways I showed above.