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Question: I remember an old movie with Gary Cooper as a Texas Ranger in Canada looking for an outlaw. What I remember about the movie is that his Canadian friends kept introducing him as from the "Texas constabulary," to which he kept responding "Rangers!" Can you tell me the name of the movie, and if it's on DVD?
Answer: That's the 1940 film "North West Mounted Police," directed by Cecil B. DeMille. The cast also includes Paulette Goddard, Madeleine Carroll, Preston Foster and Robert Preston. And it's on DVD.
Q: As a young boy in the early 1970s, I have a vague memory of a scary movie from which I remember only one scene. I believe the movie was in black and white, but that may have just been the dreariness of the scenery. It is a scene in which a person is strapped down in a dungeon with a large blade slowly lowering as it swings back and forth over the captive. Any information you can offer on the movie and its availability would be appreciated.
A: Sounds like the 1961 film "The Pit and the Pendulum," based on the Edgar Allan Poe story. It's directed by B-movie master Roger Corman and stars Vincent Price, Luana Anders, Barbara Steele and John Kerr. And it's on DVD.
Q: When I was a little girl in the late 1950s, my favorite TV night was Friday. I remember watching two private eye shows. It seems like one had the word Hawaii in it and the other one Sunset. Can you tell me their names and if they are on DVD?
A: Those were two shows produced by Warner Bros. with suspiciously similar concepts — "Hawaiian Eye" was about a group of swingin' gumshoes in Honolulu and "77 Sunset Strip" was about a group of swingin' gumshoes in Hollywood.
"77 Sunset Strip" came first, and it ran on ABC from 1957 to 1964. Efrem Zimbalist Jr. played Stu Bailey and Roger Smith was his partner, Jeff Spencer. They were former government agents who ran a private eye business located on the Sunset Strip, next door to Dean Martin's cocktail lounge, Dino's Lodge.
Comic relief was provided by Edd Byrnes as Kookie, the jive-talking hipster who worked at Dino's parking cars and later became a gumshoe himself; and by Louis Quinn as Roscoe, an undercover operative who could usually be found at the racetrack.
"Hawaiian Eye" didn't run on Friday nights — it was usually on the ABC Wednesday-night schedule, and it ran from 1959 to 1963. The detective partners here were Tracey Steele (played by Anthony Eisley) and Tom Lopaka (Robert Conrad) and their agency, Hawaiian Eye, was on the grounds of the Hawaiian Village Hotel, where they also handled security. Their sidekicks included Cricket Blake (Connie Stevens), who sang in the hotel bar and doubled as a photographer; and Kim (Poncie Ponce), an undercover guy. Troy Donahue joined the cast as hotel social director Philip Barton after Eisley left the show in 1962.
Neither "77 Sunset Strip" nor "Hawaiian Eye" are officially on video, but there are bootlegs out there.
Q: I once saw a brief Laurel and Hardy bit on TV that has remained with me. I still laugh when I think about it, but I have never been able to find to find it. The circus they were working for was bankrupt. Since the owner could not pay them, he told them to take whatever they wanted. Hardy chose a very short ape wearing a tutu and Laurel chose a flea circus. I'd like to know the title and if it is on DVD.
A: That's the 1932 short film "The Chimp," and it is available in the DVD package "Laurel and Hardy: The Essential Collection."
Q: As a kid I loved those 45 RPM records on cereal boxes that you could cut out and play. My favorite was "You Are the One" by Sugar Bear and the Sugar Bears of Super Sugar Crisp Cereal. Who was the real rock group behind that hit, and where are they now?
A: The Sugar Bears recorded "You Are the One" and other songs nobody ever heard of back in 1972. A couple of group members would go on to bigger things, most notably Kim Carnes, who provided the voice of Honey Bear. She's best known for her mid-1980s hit "Bette Davis Eyes."
Another group member, Mike Settle, was a former member of Kenny Rogers and the First Edition.
And yet another, Baker Knight, wrote " Lonesome Town" for Ricky Nelson and "The Wonder of You" for Elvis Presley. Oh, and he wrote "You Are the One."
Q: I recently heard about a movie some years back starring Jason Robards. In it, he plays a man who admires trees and eventually decides to "plant" himself in the backyard. I believe he finally does turn into a sycamore tree. Know anything about it and is it on DVD?
A: Avoiding all possible tree puns only through exercising superhuman effort, the columnist said, with a straight face, "Why, yes, the movie is called 'Mr. Sycamore' and it was released in 1975. Jean Simmons and Sandy Dennis are also in the cast."
And it's not yet on DVD, although some people wood love to see it there. Oops.
Q: I remember many years ago Wayne Newton, at an early age, appearing on "The Lucy Show." He was dressed in overalls and had to be surrounded by farm animals in order to be comfortable and able to sing. My older friends say he was never on any Lucille Ball series. Can you prove to them that I am correct? Thank you!
A: Your memory is as right as rain. Newton appeared on an episode of "The Lucy Show" titled "Lucy Discovers Wayne Newton" that originally aired in late 1965, and has the exact plotline you recall. Newton sang — and this is true — "Bessie the Heifer, the Queen of All the Cows."
Newton also appeared as himself on two episodes of Ball's subsequent series, "Here's Lucy."
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Inspector Jimmy of Scotland Yard: The Case of the Missing Candy
By Mike Stevens
A Jimmy Tilford Tale
10 year old Jimmy Tilford was frantic; he couldn't find the candy bar he'd hidden in the bread drawer, behind the old 1/2-eaten loaf of wheat bread, that had been shoved behind the fresher loaf of white bread. He had hidden it there, because his older brother Tim, when he'd stop by to visit (he lived on his own) always seemed to eat Jimmy's favorite candy out of the usual candy drawer. Jimmy wished he was as smart as Inspector Jimmy (forgetting the fact he WAS Inspector Jimmy!):
Inspector Jimmy kept a close eye on the table full of suspects he had rounded up for questioning. He had been called in to try and solve a mystery; one of the six people here had eaten the expensive candy bar Mrs. Jefferies kept on display, almost like it was a piece of artwork (to be fair, it Was mighty beautiful!)
Never mind that it made no sense; Jimmy was controlling the daydream, and he wanted it to be about a candy bar!
One of six people, who were all proclaiming their innocence, had chowed down on the expensive, almost-a-work-of-art candy bar, and Inspector Jimmy WOULD find the culprit!
"Sir, where were you during said candy-chomping?" asked Inspector Jimmy, of a tall, thin man who was looking particularly guilty, at least to Inspector Jimmy.
"I was in the study."
"A likely story; well, if you were in the study, what subject were you studying? "
"I said, if you were in the stu---"
"I heard you; I just can't believe the question. It's not that kind of study; a library!"
Jimmy didn't know the difference, so it was time to play dumb,(forgetting the fact this was all coming out of his brain!)
"I knew that; I was hoping you'd slip up and say something incri--incri--bad!"
The next guiltiest-looking suspect was David Compost, a man who kept shifting his gaze every few seconds, a dead give away for deception, in Inspector Jimmy's book.
"Where were you, sir, during the candy caper?"
"I was in the living room."
"Did anyone see you there?"
"Not to my knowledge."
Inspector Jimmy asked Compost a few more questions; asked the other suspects some questions, then announced he knew the guilty person.
"I've been able to deduce which one of you is the guilty party."
His gaze touched briefly on 5 of the 6 possible suspects, before coming to rest on the 6th.
"You, sir, are the guilty one!"
David Compost looked around desperately at the other 5 suspects, and proclaimed, "You have no proof; I answered every question satisfactorily!"
Jimmy thought that was a word, but he was 10!
"Correction, you answered every question satisfactorily EXCEPT where you were during the theft of the candy bar."
"I'm innocent!"
"Oh no you're not!"
"I don't see how you could say that I did it, when nothing I said could possibly lead you to that opinion."
"Oh, it wasn't what you said; it was the chocolate all over your mouth!"
"What? I looked in the bathroom mirror just before coming out here for your meeting, and saw nothing!"
"Well, you must have missed several spots."
Jimmy snapped back to reality when he suddenly remembered he'd at first hid the candy bar in the bread drawer, before changing his mind and moving it to the back of the junk drawer. Sure enough, the candy bar was there. Jimmy said a silent apology to everyone in his family he'd suspected of the outrage, tore off the candy wrapper, and stuffed as much of it in his mouth as he could.
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I hope something horrible happens to France anyway.
Well they're staying in my town so it's most likely.
Also I think Bafanna Bafanna will win.
Ah also go Algeria!I don't think they got much hope, but still.
If it was egypt they would of went far. Since they lost to Brazil 3-2 (Brazil got a penalty at the last moments) and they beated Italy 1-0.
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London - It's an achievement which any true South African can recognise: to braai every day for a year come sun, rain, wind or snow.
And on Saturday expatriate Mat Hartley from Pietermaritzburg will accomplish just that in London when he lights a hog spit roast and throws boerewors on the braai to mark the 365th consecutive day of cooking outside in the unforgiving British outdoors.
Mat, 32, will join 300 other South Africans and other nationalities at a south London bar almost a year after he began the challenge set down by a group of friends in a pub.
Since then he has braaied every day, sometimes twice a day, whatever the weather and wherever he was.
He said: "I'm a South African so braaing is in my blood ever since my dad taught me how to do it. It's been a bit of a challenge, thinking up recipes and fitting it in with day-to-day life and work – but it's been fun."
Mat thinks he has braaied around 420 times over the past 12 months, using three bags of charcoal a week at a cost of R262 and an average of R175 a day on food.
"Like any true South African, I braai with charcoal or wood – you can't use gas, flicking a switch… where's the skill in that?"
On Saturday, while he enjoys one of the UK's hottest days of the year so far, he will reflect on the past 12 months, which have not been without their challenges. He has received criticism from animal rights campaigners via his website – catch him on www.braai365.com – for the amount of meat he eats.
He's had to braai early morning in the freezing cold before work and cook on a Paris hotel window ledge after being upgraded to a better room without a balcony.
"I had a few exchanges with people about all the meat, but I'm a South African and that's what we do. However, I did then try to source all my meat organically and ethically.
"Besides, part of the reason for the braai challenge is to raise money for rhino charities back in southern Africa.
"So far we've raised R122 000 and hope to get more, so they saw the other side of what I'm trying to achieve.
"The hotel ledge was maybe the most difficult. We'd gone to Paris in November to see the Springboks so I had to take a small foldaway braai and charcoal on the Eurostar.
"When we got to the hotel we were upgraded, which was great, but then it was to a room without a balcony so I ended up braaiing on the window ledge at 2am cooking broodjies and steak. Health and safety? None!
He was accompanied by girlfriend Michelle Campbell, 29, from Springs. "She's been pretty supportive and besides, I am the new cook in the house."
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Your business is looking to cut costs by improving productivity. You're thinking of investing in new technologies that encourage in-house collaboration -- perhaps software, Web conferencing tools, or PDAs.
But how can you make sure your employees -- perhaps in far-flung offices, and with different levels of technological savvy -- will really use it? Is simply training them enough?
"It can be a problem," admits Dave Kirk, business manager for RockTeam, a Malvern, Pa.-based online/on-site learning and computer training company. "People call and say, 'I've forgotten what I learned,' and then you find out they haven't used it in six months."
How can you make sure your employees will embrace the new technology you've asked them to use? Top IT training experts offer the following tips:
Identify your goals before buying technology
"Don't just go out and buy BlackBerrys for everyone in the office because they're cool," cautions Nick Schacht, CEO of Learning Tree International, a provider of IT and management training. "Think about what you are going to use it for." Pinpoint specific objectives, such as faster e-mail response times, and then look for specific products that will help achieve those goals.
Make the technology necessary
Experts say an employee's age or comfort level with trying something new aren't as significant to motivating them as one might think. The key is to show employees that the new technology is, from now on, crucial to doing their jobs. "If people must use technology to do a task, they will use it," notes Schacht. For instance, if a company starts using performance management software, it should require that employees produce performance reports using that software. "Managers need to make everyone conform to the format, and be consistent about it," he says.
Use training methods that ensure success
Whether training is in-house, through distance learning, or offered off-site, employees need a way to get their questions answered when they're actually back at their desks. RockTeam's solution is to offer a third day of hands-on training, says Kirk, to help employees think through how they will be using the technology. RockTeam also gives each of their students the e-mail addresses of their instructors to help them through any rough patches.
Colin Smith, director of corporate communications for WebEx, the Web conferencing provider, adds that the frequency of training is important, too. "Most people underestimate how important constant training is to adoption. If the technology is critical to your business, treat it that way and hold monthly or weekly sessions," he says, recommending live or recorded Web-based training.
Praise good behavior
Another tip could come right out of a parenting manual: praise and reward good behavior. "Take your early adopters and praise them in front of others," says Schacht. "Publicize their success. Before long, everyone else will follow suit."
Measure your results
To see whether the technology is really taking hold, it helps also to measure whether your business goals are being met, says Schacht. "If your goal is to improve project management, you could measure the number of overruns or schedule misses since implementing the new software," he explains. Or measure whether e-mail response times have improved. By measuring, you can track whether the technology is helping you reach your goals.
By following these suggestions, you may find that introducing new technologies at your workplace streamlines the workflow and helps your business reach its goals. That is, after all, the whole idea.


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So, a couple of months back, JD McGillicuddy's took over the space on North Wayne Ave which used to house The Boathouse, a great sports/family restaurant in Wayne. Well, I have been to JD's a couple of times since it opened and I can report that it is absolutely awful. First, the place has no crowd on two different trips; the wait staff outnumbered the paying customers. I will get back to the wait staff later. Second, the beer out of the taps was served in a warm/dirty glass. You should stick to bottled beer if you decide to check it out. Third, the food is terrible. Now, I am not a picky eater. If I am out for a couple of beers with friends or happy hour, normal bar food is fine with me, but what this place offers is barely edible. The potato skins came out cold covered in cheese whiz and the wings had more bone than meat. Now back to the wait staff. They seem to be more worried about hanging out with each other and who has a bigger hangover than actually serving the customers which, again, are few and far between. Bottom line, I would avoid this place at all costs. It is simply awful.


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The arts management major is an interdisciplinary program, combining courses from business and the arts. The major is designed specifically to prepare students for leadership roles through expertise in strategic planning, management, marketing and artistic planning. Students will ascribe meaning to the visual elements, in all their guises and combinations, recognize historic styles, and the cultural forces that shaped them. Students will also identify business opportunities within the art world and focus on planning, organizing, leading, and controlling the use of resources to accomplish performance goals in art organizations.
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This weekend I watched a documentary about Henri Cartier-Bresson and noticed, as he was thumbing through a bunch of prints (11x14, I think), they looked wavy along the edges.


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Metallica Plays One of the Year's Best Shows for Its 30th Anniversary at the Fillmore
Having not attended the entire week's worth of Metallica's fan club-only 30th anniversary shows at the Fillmore, I feverishly read everything I could about the total metal extravaganzas that they were (despite their foray into Lulu material). Needless to say, I was more than ready to drop everything and witness their final installment this past Saturday night. And guess what? San Francisco's lost sons didn't dare disappoint their once-upon-a-time hometown, playing as hard as ever and bringing out special guests such as Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler and Dave Mustaine of Megadeth.
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Are local rockers are in mass exodus? Both Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong and Metallica's Kirk Hammett have sold their surprisingly tame Bay Area cribs. Hammet's Pac Heights mansion has been on the market since 2005 and sold for nearly $9 million, while Armstrong's Oakland hills home sold for $4.8 within months its September listing. Each comes with a private recording studio, of course. Roadies not included.


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Ghoulies -- Bobbie Bresee
Boobies Bresee - Mausoleum
I intentionally went obscure with Bresee. I smell someone using imdb.
Mausoleum - Marge Gortner
I intentionally went obscure with Bresee. I smell someone using imdb. Mausoleum - Marge Gortner
I used wiki and rt.
Gortner - God's foods
I don't like looking movies up for stuff like this. If I don't know it, I don't answer.
Anyway. God's Food -- english title, Food of the Gods -- Belinda Balaski
Belinda Balaski - The Howling
The Howling - Robert Picardo
Robert Picardo - 976-EVIL
976-evil - englund.
Robert Englund - Galaxy of Terror
Galaxy of Terror - Sid Haig
What, no takers on the Haig man?
Sid Haig ~ Halloween
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Halloween - Tyler Mane
Tyler Mane - Halloween 2 (I would have said X-Men but it's not a horror movie )
^ lol, I thought that if you were the next up you'd have some fun with it.
H2 - Brad Douriff
Well, you thought wrong. I could go super obscure on this thing but that wouldn't be much fun for others, so I just try to keep the flow going.
Brad Dourif - Urban Legend
Urban Legend ~ Robert Englund
Robert Englund - Strangeland
Rewatched this one not too long ago. One crazy movie.
Strangeland - Dee Snider
Dead end. Snider hasn't been in any other horror movies.
Ahhhh....shoot, I ruined it huh? Thought someone could come up with something.
Ok...Try again...
Strangeland - Amy Smart
Amy Smart - Mirrors
Mirrors - Jason Flemyng
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PartSelect Number PS249286
This bake element is found on the bottom of the oven.
This part works with the following brands: GE, Hotpoint & Kenmore.
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Level of DifficultyEasy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
ToolsNutdriver, Screw drivers, Socket set
CustomerJason from Norwich CT
Unplugged the stove.Needed 1/4 inch socket to remove screws holding element and the back panel. Removed the electrical connections on the element and then removed the old element and replaced with the new element.Replaced screws holding the element in the oven.Replace the electrical connections on the element in the back of the stove.Replaced the back panel.Plugged the stove in and tested out.
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Level of DifficultyReally easy
CustomerTim from Conway AR
Removed 2 hex head machine screws. Picked up on the element and slid wires through. One wire became unattached. Removed back panel, pushed wire through the oven wall, and replaced the back panel. Wires connected with push on connectors. Pushed attachment assembly back through the oven wall and replaced 2 machine screws. Viola! Working oven.
Level of DifficultyA Bit Difficult
ToolsPliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
CustomerSamuel from Oviedo FL
2 screws removed holding element in. Wires are very short and after removing from the element one wire went back into the insulation. Had to remove the back from the range to get access to wires.
Time to do repair:30 - 60 mins
CustomerTimothy from Show Low AZ
Removed old baking element by removing two sheet metal screws inside the oven and pulling out the old element. When pulling out the old element, one of the wires was too short and popped back into the back of the oven. I then had to pull out the oven, take the shielding off the back of the appliance, gain some slack in the wire and push it back into the interior of the oven. I connected the new element and was finished with the repair.
ToolsSocket set
CustomerJuli from Lake City MN
First my husband removed the two screws that hold the element in place. Then pulled the element out and diconnected the two wires. The wires popped back in, so he took the shield off the back, I pushed the element in so he could see the prongs and hooked the wired back on. He then replaced the 2 screws and i was back to baking.Thanks
CustomerAdam from Charlotte NC
First- I slid the ove out and unscrewed the back metal piece/flap that covers where the element attaches to wires.Second- I unscrewed the two nuts/screws that holld the element in place-An appropriately sized socket wrench would have made it way easier.Third-Before pulling the element out, I disconnected the wire connection-the element tab just slid out of the connector.Fourth- Pull out the old element and replace with new one. Attach wires before screwing in the element place holders. Fifth-Replace back cover and screws. slide oven back into its nook,Sixth-Bake some cookies.
Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
ToolsNutdriver, Pliers
CustomerTed from Narberth PA
Simply remove it and replaced with new.
ToolsNutdriver, Screw drivers
CustomerMiles from Farmington KY
I removed the two screws that hold the element in place. I then pulled the element out about 3 inches and disconnected the two wires...)
ToolsPliers, Socket set
CustomerStacy from Aylett VA
My husband did the repairs so I don't really know all of those details. I do know that the replacement product was delivered as scheduled and because I had read all of the other repair stories, I knew to tell him not to let the wires slip back into the back of the oven. Thanks for all of you who wrote about your experiences. It only took him 15 minutes to fix my oven!
ToolsScrew drivers, Socket set
CustomerDorothy from Wapakoneta OH
irst I removed the two screws that hold the element in place. I then pulled the element out about 3 inches and disconnected the two wires...)
CustomerLouis from Dover DE
WELL I first took off the oven door and then took out the baking racks. Then I used my nutdriver without and bits in it, since the screws that needed to be removed were .25" hex tops and that is the same size as the hole one the end of my nutdriver that you put the bits in, to unscrew the 2 screws. I then pulled out the element, but I could only get one side to come out. So I pushed the right side back in and tried to pull the left side out. Then there was a very load clap, a lot of sparks and some smoke. I then checked to make sure the knob was in the OFF position and it was. Then I pulled the stove out and unplugged it, something I felt I did not need to do because the switch was in the OFF position. I then removed the middle section from the back of the stove and unhooked the old element, went back to the front and pushed the new one into place and tighten the 2 screws. Went back behind the stove and connected the 2 wires, put the back piece back on, plugged the stove back in, pushed the stove back into place, then turned the stove ON to make sure the new part worked and it did. I then put the racks back in and the door back on and it oven was ready to make dinner. And NO I did not learn my lesson about first unplugging electric things before working on them, that is usually falls between steps 2 to 4. Louis
CustomerBill from Bozeman MT
Turn off power at breaker 2.Remove two screws and pull out wire just about 3 to 4 inches so I could remove each side of clips. 3 clip the new bake unit to wires and screw the new unit back in to existing holes.4 Turn on breaker and start oven. I did it in less than 15 min it took longer to find my tools.
ToolsSocket set, Wrench (Adjustable)
CustomerLuke from Highlands Ranch CO
Read posts on this site by others who did the same repair and found that to be a great help especially since the part came with out instructions.From the posts I was expecting the wires to be short and had vice grips available to stop them from sliding back through the insulation. One still did though. I took off the back plate and pushed it back through. Piece of cake. The clips on the end of the wires were pretty loose and I used some needle nose to crimp them down. I also made sure to unplug the oven prior to starting.
CustomerClifford from Springboro OH
The repair was quite easy once, I knew what was behind the heating coil back plate.•Slide the range out from the wall•Remove the two sheet metal screws with a nut driver on the coil back plate and lightly pull on the heating-coil until the leads are visible through the insulation•Hold onto the leads and pull on the coil until separation•Remove the coil•Remove (4) metal screws with the nut driver on the long rectangular cover plate on the back of the oven•With assistance in the back of the oven, have them push on the leads separately so that you can grab and attach each lead to the coil. Otherwise, you will keep fitting to hold onto the leads and they will keep extracting back into the insulation.•Install the new coil•Once the leads are attached, replace the metals sheet screws with a nut driver on the coil back plate•Replace the (4) sheet metal screws on the rectangular cover plate on the back of the oven•Slide unit back into place making sure that the rear foot slides into the tip-over bracket•Finished
ToolsScrew drivers
CustomerJanice from Milton WA
My husband pulled out the stove, removed the center back panel, disconnected the old element, removed it, placed the new element in the oven, reconnected it, replaced the back panel onto the back of the stove and that was it. It took maybe 5 minutes and we saved about $10.00 purchasing the part from part select. We would definitely buy parts from PartSelect again.
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Does anyone have any songs by Isla Grant with the tablatures? if So please contact me
does anyone have the song lyrics and chords to all my life,all my love by eddie rabbit
Hey aprilbaby, check this thread.. http://www.cowboylyrics.com/forum/read. … 4793,64878
Red I think maybe you mean Drivin my life away? If so try this.. http://www.guitarandtabs.com/tab/326188.htm
I am looking for the chord charts for Out Of The Blue by Isla Grant - If anyone can help I would very much appreciate a copy with heaps of thanks - Edna
Hello I am looking for sheet music or the chord charts of any Isla Grant song.
Can anybody tell me where I can apply for or buy the sheet music of any of Isla Grants songs?
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Hi to all. I am looking for Music or chords and lyrics of Isla Grant. Could some one please help me as I want to play the music for people in retirement homes. My e-mail is..........firstname.lastname@example.com. It would be very much appreciated.


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When Y'all ride alone, do you carry a cell phone or anything? I was riding the other day, before they packed my bike, and I left my wallet and cell phone in my truck.
I was flying 'round this trail, aint been out in awhile, when I hit this jump thing or w/e going around 15-20 mph. It was a lot steeper than I thought, and it basically "bucked" me off. I landed 'bout 6 feet away on my front wheel, and then I ended up 25 feet (yes I went back a measured) away.
The handle bars had jabbed my right under my last rib, and if I would'f landed 'bout a foot to the left I woulda snapped my neck off a tree.
Anyone else ride alone and un connected like this?
I guess what I'm tryin' to say is you shouldn't ride alone without any form of Identification or communication, If I would have landed any other way, I'd probably not be talkin' to Y'all.
This happened last Wednesday, and I'm still feeling my left side, up underneath the ribs and my neck is still stiff.
Always, atleast tell someone where you'll be, and give them a time frame, so if you do have... an accedent someone will know where/when to come looking for you.
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Finally, we hit the grand opening of Club X at Tustin's The Barn. Iman, the promoter and president of Club X Records, had asked us to stop by and listen to the new single, "Y2K." Here is an excerpt from the message he left on our voice mail: "It's going to be huge; it could be on the level of Ricky Martin. . . . It's called 'Y2K,' so it will get a lot of publicity and a lot of promotion with all the news coverage of Y2K." Now, why didn't we think of that?
The coolest part of Club X is that it is all Persian, all the time. When's the last time you were surrounded by 300 Persian peeps? We never had been—and it's a testament to how subtly we self-segregate that it never even occurred to us to wonder where Persian people go on their off time. We talked to a group of nice young guys—Human, Human, Reza and Patrick—who said they came down from the Valley to represent and show some support, but then they asked, "What the hell is Y2K?" The answer, per the single, is"Y2K: It's okay!" And then they laughed and laughed. And though we saw several Porsches, we saw no porn stars. Or fluffers. We highly recommend Club X. Go out and mix it up, party people.Mix it up with Commie Girl at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Having spent my career as a Medical Social Worker and Elder Abuse Investigator it seems natural for me to share some insight for those family members and caregivers working with victims of Alzheimer's disease.
I will not take a Physiological and Psychological approach for delivering information. I will leave that to Physicians and Therapists. What I would like to share is some practical information that has proven helpful to my clients and their families and caregivers.
First of all, I will say that being with a loved one or patient with Alzheimer's type dementia is difficult if not heartbreaking. Seeing a person often familiar or most dear in an abyss of memory loss takes determination and strength. The greatest barrier to appropriate care is accepting the relationship must change and must become flexible. It is the burden of the caregiver to initiate these changes in order to provide safe and loving care.
The nature of this illness fluctuates and the direct caregiver would benefit from being able to do the same, emotionally and practically. Visualize the mind of the patient or loved one as a window. The window is often foggy, half open, closed or completely clear. There is no timetable that will report what is going on inside the window. The foggy window represents the normal goings on with the early or mid-stage person with Alzheimer's. The half-open state is the obvious fluctuations between clarity and confusion. It is during this phase that most agitation, suspicion, aggression and fear are displayed. This is the most difficult time for the caregiver and the most emotionally painful for the person being cared for. The closed or end-stage is the most painful for the caregiver. The person behind the window is no longer home and often recognizes no one or nothing around him or her.
Activity in the affected brain is erratic and therefore there are often periods of clarity, comprehension with appropriate behaviors and responses. Knowing how to respond to these changes can reduce the burden of care, increase the safety of the cared for and bring some peace of mind and acceptance for the caregiver.
In my next article I will address some basic strategies for coping with and managing the phases described above.
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Sherry Mahi, MSW has Bachelors Degree in Psychology and Human Behavior and a Masters Degree in Medical Social Work. She spent 16 years as a Social Services Director in rehabilitation hospitals working with the frail elderly, families, caregivers, Alzheimer's patients and providing counseling for the issues of death and dying. Sherry worked as an Elder Abuse Investigator in Monterey County California prior to her retirement. Travel and making art have been a passion and emotional leveler through out her professional career. Sherry now makes her home in the Central Plains, where she assists with the care of her own elderly parents. She and her husband of 30 years are sharing their love for great coffee by establishing an internet business selling the world coffees they developed a passion for while traveling the world. You are invited to their website at http://www.coffeeroutesuppliers.com where you can also enjoy some of Sherry's original photography


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I was wondering when this would be announced. I had so much fun in Philly last year. I plan to go to Chicago this year! Putting it on my calendar now. Thanks Deepika!
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Ohhhh, I want to go sooo bad. I was so excited when it was anounced that PR weekend was going to be in Chicago. That was, of course, when I still lived in Michigan. Now that in NC, I may not be able to go.
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There are 52 weekends in a year, and exactly 2 that are absolute no-go's for me. Can you guess one of them? I seriously could not be sadder...I've been looking forward to this since PR Weekend rotation started. *sigh*
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|This study evaluates the efficacy of our protocol using intra-arterial infusion of tissue plasminogen activator (TPA) on free flap salvage following venous thrombosis. A retrospective review was conducted of every free flap performed by a single surgeon since the beginning of his practice. Free flap salvage rates were documented following flap exploration, intra-arterial infusion of TPA, and revision of the venous anastomosis, with or without vein grafting. One hundred twenty-two free tissue transfers were performed from July 2003 through April 2006. Twelve anastomotic complications occurred in 11 flaps (1 arterial thrombosis, 11 venous thromboses). One free muscle flap failed due to arterial thrombosis. All venous thromboses were salvaged using the TPA protocol, although one revision thrombosed on postoperative day 1 and required a second venous revision, leading to its ultimate salvage. We believe that intra-arterial TPA is an effective adjunct in the treatment of microsurgical venous thrombosis and may increase salvage rates following anastomotic complications.
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Thursday, February 04, 2010
In many ways, it was like being in Vegas: there were no windows and no clocks, and time lost all meaning while Macro Man was there. There are important differences, of course; instead of piping in pure oxygen, the Lunar House ventilation system appears to emit methane. And at £1020 for the pleasure, it was certainly a costlier endeavour than your author's solitary visit to a Sin City casino.
Still, mustn't grumble, as the Brits say; the appalling bureaucratic waste at least has the benefit (viewed from the perspective of Whitehall) of keeping scores of people off the unemployment rolls. Despite this chilling example of "Soviet Britain" in action, however, Macro Man's labour market indicator for BOE policy still suggests an optimal nominal base rate that is negative- even with the recent improvement in the data.
It is partially for this reason that today's BOE meeting carrries some interest. Normally, one might posit that a central bank confronted with a return to real growth (however tenuous) and an inflation rate nearly high enough to merit an apologetic letter would be considering its exit strategy. Not so the for the Bank, however, as tepid M4 growth and the labour market slack could tempt Merv to take out a final piece of "recovery insurance" before he eventually swerves. If the BOE does anything (either expanding QE or cutting the deposit rate), this will be the month, as the quarterly inflation report will be released next week.
A further easing of policy would of course be a gamble for the Bank, given the likely trajectory of reported nominal GDP growth. If Merv does decide to roll the dice and ease policy, 'twould be a gamble worthy of a high rollers' table in Vegas or Mente Carlo. Hmmmm...perhaps Mr. King is angling to lead a renewed push to roll out supercasinos in the UK? Vegas-by-Thames, anyone?
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- Nemo Incognito said...
Assuming the house prices are going to deflate anyway a la Richard Koo wouldn't pushing rates even lower just be pointless? Certain parts of the CPI basket (housing) are going to go down anyway and other things with more obvious bottlenecks are going to run hard anyway. Unless you want to micromanage supply and demand in different asset markets rather than the aggregate supply of credit/money it seems pretty pointless one way or another.
- February 4, 2010 at 10:40 AM
- Cornelius said...
Model = MM forward-looking Taylor?
- February 4, 2010 at 10:55 AM
Silly me--I wondered why I had to stand in line for two hours to clear Immigration at Heathrow last fall. Apparently it has to do with a jobs program!!! :>)
Thanks for the insight, MM.
- February 4, 2010 at 12:34 PM
- Macro Man said...
Nemo- house prices are actually going up in a numbr of places. But the point of cutting the deposit rate would be to increase the opportunity cost of holding reserves for the banking sector, rather than lending it out. That M4 lending is what merv is really worried about...
Cornelius, it's a simple one factor (ie labour market) model that I devised about 5 years ago. Does a pretty good job of explaining BOE reaction function both in and out of sample.
BWDIK, doing the iris scan is the only way to go these days when you're travelling to the Uk on a non-EU passport.
- February 4, 2010 at 12:38 PM
Lunar house must seem like Disneyland compared to Swansea DVLA...
With this level of debt and deficit and government sector crowding out the private sector, perhaps only a matter of time before British citizens are clinging on to the Eurostar to go to Eastern Europe once the state removes unemployment benefit (flying pig scenario of course).
At some point, inflation has got to wear away at the fixed benefit payments to spur the labour market.
- February 4, 2010 at 1:29 PM
- Cornelius said...
Ah ok - like an idiot, I didn't even read the title.
Have you tried fitting some version of the Taylor on it? Have had pretty good results with creating a custom Taylor index on the US market, just have to be careful not to over optimize (especially depending on how you cut your out-sample).
- February 4, 2010 at 1:38 PM
- Nemo Incognito said...
Is this the sweet sound of deflation returning to Europe?
- February 4, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- Low Conviction said...
What struck me about Lunar House when I was lucky enough to visit it last year was the barriers presumably designed so people form an "orderly queue". Almost identical to what you see at a dairy farm.
- February 4, 2010 at 2:47 PM
Go long Thailand!!
- February 4, 2010 at 3:56 PM
- Leftback said...
LB has enjoyed many visits to a variety of American Embassies, Consulates and so on during his journey to permanent resdiency. It's a universal feature, MM, when you are in Bureaucristan you could be almost anywhere.
LB wonders whether today's market action is selling of tomorrow's number. The upcoming revision of the entire prior year's NFP numbers seems to be the world's worst kept secret. Conducted some successful hedging this week, back to a net long position in Treasuries now. The dollar can do no wrong in the short term - rallies on strong economic news, or on risk aversion.
- February 4, 2010 at 4:00 PM
Nasiim Taleb believes every single person on earth should short US Bonds - I think it will take everyone actually - how many Chinese are there now?
- February 4, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Leftback said...
Taleb has identified a good trade, but he may be a bit early - maybe a decade early. He should be looking at JGBs first. No doubt in my minde that we can see a crisis in sovereign debt at some point, but there are a lot of steps before that happens - the weakest segments of the debt market are going to go first.
- February 4, 2010 at 4:39 PM
- Ian said...
Kudos to those copper shorts. Question is whether we stop in the 2.60 area as the Chinese go for growth post New Year or retest the lows.
- February 4, 2010 at 5:07 PM
While everyone has become obsessed with whether central bank rates will stay at de facto zero, or will be "tightened" to something still well below 1% -- the big picture is being ignored
We have G7 economies that cannot function with "normal" levels of interest rates. In particular, the banks apparently cannot make a profit without a 400bp (yield curve steepness, give or take) subsidy. Very General Motors.
We have G7 debt levers that are taking running long jumps over the 90% of GDP "threshold" where debt service starts to seriously impede future growth (and by extension future tax revenue). A few countries are well above a sustainable debt level.
In the so called "free market" economies, total government spending is already above 50% of the economy. "Free markets" go into conniptions over what central economic planners (Bubbles Bernanke, Swervin Merv, whomever) have to say. We know most of their analysis has been proven wrong, and yet "free markets" rise and fall on whether these central economic planning committees are in a good mood or not.
Leftback is now in a twitch over what NFP is going to print -- even after saying the last year's worth of lies is rumored to be up for revision.
No matter how clueless and delusional the financial world gets -- voters are so angry they cannot see straight. If the Volcker proposal doesn't pass, it will likely be something far more onerous (for banks) instead.
Now even the FT is pointing out that sovereign debt is in deep trouble. When a problem is so obvious that it makes the general circulation papers, it means the problem is soon to come to a head...
- February 4, 2010 at 6:04 PM
P.S. ... MM good call on the Euro a week or two ago
- February 4, 2010 at 6:12 PM
The employment picture tomorrow is not going to be pretty. But it's not a bad idea to have some protection against an unexpectedly good number, just in case.
LB is not twitching, by the way. Rather relaxed in fact.
- February 4, 2010 at 6:28 PM
Leftback -- I just finished a "tour" of the country (annual performance meetings are not as fun as they might sound). Storefront windows are covered, parking lots are empty, streets are quiet.
I seriously doubt Obama will allow any more creative accounting at the BLS ... Sell side banks might buy a "good" number, but voters will punish Obama if he tries to claim a recovery is in the works
The sell side is still focused on fighting last year's battles (betting other people's money), but voters don't put any credibility to CPI or NFP.
NFP is irrelevant. CPI is structured to report a low number all the time. Both numbers are viewed as a bad joke. That some market practitioners are still watching these fictions is just more evidence that bankers are out of touch with reality.
Employment is a huge problem, regardless of what NFP prints. Government has been most (all?) of the recent job growth, and other than temporary census workers, existing debt levels are going to require a government downsizing.
Neither the US nor the UK can afford to keep their governments at current sizes.
Lack of real (not debt induced) growth is the big problem. The economy gets no lift from government subsidized entities (auto or banks); it is artificial "demand", and everyone knows it.
The sugar high of the last two years is peaking, and the insulin crash is going to be devastating to overpriced equity and bond markets
- February 4, 2010 at 6:54 PM
Gary, I would second your ground level observations on the US economy. Outside of the NYC and Washington DC boomtowns things look a lot like PIMCO's New Normal. Not the end of the world, except in places like Detroit, but much slower activity than before the crash.
No real disagreement with your thoughts, except to offer that the next stage likely sees the most overpriced markets correct first (EM equities and fixed income, commodities and commodity currencies, high yield US corporates).
The rallies are getting weaker on low volume. Once we see some major support levels break, things are going to get interesting.
- February 4, 2010 at 7:05 PM
- James said...
Taleb is right to point out that Bernanke and Summers are absolutely clueless and basically dangerous. Do they not understand that alot of risk comes from leverage?
It was the credit/debt that brought us down in the first place and they seem to think that credit is going to drive us out?
Idiot savants and retards
- February 4, 2010 at 7:15 PM
LB-- I wonder if **some** (definitely not all) emerging markets deserve a higher PE multiple than the dinosaur markets.
It is not so much that these countries have dominant economies; and many are not big enough to make a difference to global GDP. The issue is more about the decline of European empires (since the US is acting like "old Europe", I am grouping the US in)
Massive debt, bloated (and often corrupt) governments, central economic planning by theorists -- these are the attributes we used to associate with banana republics. Now these describe the G7 better than the emerging economies.
I wouldn't rule out a pullback in EM as insolvent banks are forced to delever and stop speculating ... but over the medium term, growth prospects in EM are much better than in the G7
The biggest danger right now is the blind faith in G7 sovereign debt. Other than historical reserve currency status, there isn't much difference between Greece and Iceland -- and the US/UK.
There are no pro-growth policies being considered, meaning the future tax bases of the G7 are eroding. In case this isn't obvious -- that means the cashflows backing the debt is eroding.
At this stage, companies like Exxon, IBM, Bristol Meyers, Alcoa, Intl Paper, etc, are much better credit risks than the US government.
I am hard pressed to think of any decent UK companies -- BP has been managed about as well as RBS. Like RBS, BP is obsessed with size for the sake of size.
The UK government is hugely levered to both RBS and BP -- the first one blew up in their face, while the second is no longer able to keep the North Sea fields paying royalties to the UK treasury.
Looking at cashflows and fundamentals (not historical status), many emerging economies look less risky than the developed ones.
PS -- China is not an emerging economy. It is a very levered bet on the US economy. We have all seen "big growth" companies that eventually blew up when their vendor financing couldn't shove any more product onto customers that could not pay. SAFE is just a vendor financing division in drag.
- February 4, 2010 at 7:32 PM
BTW -- read a piece from Marc Chandler where he said (I am paraphrasing) Greece is to Europe what Thailand was to Asia in the 1990s.
I would add that California is to the US ...
- February 4, 2010 at 7:35 PM
Why Gary, your bearishness is quite profound these last few weeks... welcome to the Cave.
SPX 1066 level being tested here. can't remember when but I seem to remember that having had some significance in the past.
MM, the risk aversion trade is - most definitely - ON.
- February 4, 2010 at 8:42 PM
- James said...
Things are going to get much worse before they get better. We had a chance last March to take the medicine and hand out losses, but the idiot political system and the morons at the Fed armed with all there worthless theories couldnt take it.
- February 4, 2010 at 9:07 PM
James -- I don't see the United States getting better in the medium term. Obama sending aid to Haiti sounds like all those once monied families bidding at charity auctions to maintain appearances. The US cannot afford to bail out Haiti -- the US needs a bailout itself.
Obama's plan to run trillion dollar deficits as far as the eye can see is just terrifying. And that doesn't even include all the off balance sheet Enron frauds like FNMA, FHLMC and AIG. These entities are now US government owned -- their debts (and future losses) belong on the US government balance sheet.
And against this financial crisis, the so called leaders of the country propose: a new entitlement program, million dollar bonuses to failures, and deficit spending on pork. Calling pork "stimulus" does not make it so -- ask the LDP in Japan.
There will be no recovery unless debt is paid down, and failed entities are shut down. Not only is this not happening, the clueless wonders in Washington seem determined to incur ever more debt and prop up more zombie companies.
If Obama doesn't radically cut actual spending (the budget is just a head fake) -- the economy will crash. If he does cut spending, he will have to admit this "stimulus" nonsense was just a lie, and the economy will be forced to make the painful ajustments we should have started in 2008, PLUS it will have to pay down trillions in debt for wasteful spending.
Obama has pretty much guaranteed we will have a republican president in 2013 -- not to say the republicans have any brilliant ideas, only that Obama is a fool.
While Japan's LDP had essentially no real alternative, the US is a country of mal-contents who will present endless alternatives (not necessarily better)
- February 4, 2010 at 9:49 PM
- James said...
The only thing the G7 has discovered is socialism. Everyone keeps making these promises and gurantees that have zero basis in reality.
The government keeps trying to force people to look away from the mirror because if you do you will realize that the US is governed by the people and the people are completely broke.
The west is going to through hell.
- February 4, 2010 at 11:02 PM
So restrained LeftBack ...
Not even a hint about the shiny thing which you're not allowed to mention :)
- February 5, 2010 at 1:42 AM
- Nemo Incognito said...
Was that the plunge protection team? Looks like it.....
Either way all in all a fun week.
- February 6, 2010 at 1:32 AM


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|Ultrasonographic Assessment of Growth and Estimation of Birthweight in Late Gestation Fetal Sheep.
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|PMID: 21821347 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|Our aim was to identify which ultrasound parameters can be most accurately measured and best predict ovine fetal weight in late gestation. Singleton pregnancies were established using embryo transfer in 32 adolescent ewes, which were subsequently overnourished to produce fetuses of variable size (1720-6260 g). Ultrasound measurements at 126-133 days gestation were compared with fetal weight/biometry at late-gestation necropsy (n = 19) or term delivery (n = 13). Abdominal circumference (AC) and renal volume (RV) correlated best with physical measurements (r = 0.78-0.83) and necropsy/birth weight (r = 0.79-0.84). Combination of AC + RV produced an estimated fetal weight equation [Log EFW = 2.115 + 0.003 AC + 0.12 RV - 0.005 RV(2)] with highest adjusted R(2) (0.72) and lowest mean absolute/percentage prediction error (396-550 g/11.1%-13.2%). In conclusion, AC and RV are parameters of choice for assessment of late-gestation ovine fetal growth and can be used to estimate fetal weight with similar accuracy to human fetuses.
|David J Carr; Raymond P Aitken; John S Milne; Anna L David; Jacqueline M Wallace
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Stunning 180 sqm villa for 6-8 people (6 adults - 2 children max) with gated parking, located 20mn from Nice airport and 5mn from the most exclusive beaches of the French Riviera.
The Villa sits on a Gallo Roman site, where you can still see 2 ancient stone building remains from that time in the garden. The villa welcomes 6-8 guests and is rented out as full (ie not shared with anyone).
There are lots of perks at the Villa as guests will enjoy a large, private, fully secured and fenced pool with view from the terrace out to the sea in the distance (1.7 km away) and the bay of Cannes.
Air conditioning is available in all rooms in this traditional Provence house and it is located only 2 km from the village of La Napoule which is only 10 Km west of Cannes!
There is so much to do and discover in this part of France. From the Villa it is also possible to enjoy such activities as horseback riding (1Km), tennis (700 meters), golfing (2 Km) and even night clubing (2 Km). You will also find wifi at the villa. Walking to Mandelieu is possible for those who like walking.
Bikes also are available for free to enjoy the amazing landscapes in the vast mountain and forest domain behind the house.
NB: 2 weeks minimum stay during high season of July-August, from saturday to saturday most of the time.
Villa Mandelieu is made of two connecting parts in on house, ideal for families traveling with grand parents or children or even 2 families together. The whole villa shares one large terrace, partly covered. There are 2 full living/dining rooms, 2 fully equipped kitchens and three bedrooms. There are 4 full bathrooms with shower and 4 separate toilets. In both of the living rooms, there are sofa beds which can be used if there are more than 6 guests.
In the first part of the house there is one ensuite bedroom that has 2 twin beds or a king size bed and 1 more shower room. From this bedroom it is possible to join the other half of the villa which has the other 2 bedrooms. Bedroom two has 2 twin beds and bedroom three has a queen size bed. There are two other shower rooms on this side of the house.
Some of the places to visit in this area include but are not limited to Théoule sur Mer, which is a charming seaside resort nestled in a small cove at the foot of the Estérel Mountain and is located only 5 Km away, superb bike ride opportunity !
In Cannes there is a large promenade, chic, top end boutiques (Armani, Saint-Laurent, Gucci etc), restaurants, bars, shops and festivals including the famous Cannes film festival in May. A walk along the "Croisette" harbour and sandy beaches is a must.
Vallauris-Golfe Juan is 20 Km away and is set in the hills above the magnificent Golfe Juan, with stunning panoramic views of the Bay of Cannes, the Iles de Lérins and the Esterel mountains.
St. Cassien Lake is only 20 Km away and is a beautiful lake with clean water and small beaches. It is a great place for windsurfing and other water sports.
St-Raphael is 35km away.
Nice international airport is about 20mn car drive, thanks to direct access to the main Highway.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 3 Shower rooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Provence region
On the French Riviera, just 10 km from Cannes, 30 km from Fréjus and with easy access to the motorway to NICE/AIRPORT.
Ideally located between two mountains: "Massif de L'Esterel" and the wooded mountain of the "Tanneron". Here, you can not only enjoy dipping your feet in the water but also feel the gentle Mediterranean breeze whispering through the pine trees and mimosas flowers, walk in the mountains or bike ride!
Théoule sur Mer. 5 km. Charming seaside resort nestling in a small cove at the foot of the Estérel mountain with red rocky inlets and beautiful sandy beaches shaded by exotic palm trees and majestic parasol pines.
Cannes. 10 km. Beachside resort with its large promenade, chic boutiques, restaurants, bars, shops and festivals including the famous Cannes film festival in May each year. A walk along the "Croisette", harbour and sandy beaches is a must.
Vallauris-Golfe Juan. 20 km. Set in the hills above the magnificent Golfe Juan, with stunning panoramic views of the Bay of Cannes, the lles de Lérins and the Esterel mountains. The old Vallauris oozes Mediterranean charm and boasts a tradition of pottery. Picasso spent ten years here.
St Cassien lake. 20 km. Beautiful lake with clean water and small beaches, and lovely place for windsurfing and other watersports. Ideal to cool off on a hot day!
Lérins islands. 15 km. Small but stunning archipelago offering wild and preserved nature... Boats from Cannes.
Golf Country Club de Cannes Mougins, Mougins. 15 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 6312m. In the heart of a magnificent forest, a technical course full of variety and nicely landscaped with few but strategically placed water hazards.
Visiobulle Antibes, Juan les Pins. 20 km. Boat trip. An hour long excursion in a glass-bottomed boat to discover the Cap d'Antibes with stunning underwater view.
Aquasplash, Antibes. 30 km. Water park. Water slides, wave pool, slides, toboggans, flumes and rubber-ring rides... and the Black Cannon, one of France's fastest water slides, which propels riders to speeds of 60 km/hour!!
Antibes-Juan les Pins. 25 km. Two towns in one! Antibes with its vibrant historic centre with narrow winding streets, a good choice of restaurants, cafés, theatres, piano bars, chic hotels, private clubs and Picasso museum, and Juan les Pins renowned for its gorgeous beaches, exciting nightlife with fashionable night clubs, casino and even night shopping. Also Cap d'Antibes, a small piece of paradise, home to a number of millionaires.
St Paul de Vence. 35 km. One of the most beautiful and most visited villages in France which has attracted many artists due to its great natural beauty. Also home to Fondation Maeght, France's most important modern art museum with a remarkable collection of paintings, sculptures, drawings and other graphic works from the 20th century.
Nice. 40 km. Fashionable and unmissable seaside resort with its wonderful "Promenade des Anglais", a long boulevard along the seaside dotted with palm trees, its old town with pretty colourful architecture and narrow streets. Take a stroll along the flower market in the "Cours Saleya", restaurants serving Mediterranean and sea food and bars. Nice is cool in winter and hot in summer!!!
Monaco. 60 km. One of the most famous and glamorous cities in the world with its casino at Monte Carlo, F1 Grand Prix each May, tennis tournament and of course its incredible nightlife.
La Napoule
Sit in a 1700 sqm leafy residential domain planted with Mediterranean trees and plants, the villa was built on Gallo-Roman remains, in a peaceful garden facing the sea long in the distance.
Low cost flights from UK to Nice (30mn), Marseille (1 hr 45mn).
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An idyllic riverside nature reserve
Jim Asher
The new owner, the Town and Manor of Hungerford, is now responsible for managing the nature reserve. This web page will be removed later in 2015.
Hungerford Marsh is a rich mix of water meadows, reedbeds, damp scrubland and patches of woodland. A lovely place to visit at any time of year, it affords delightful views towards the picturesque town of Hungerford, which dates from Saxon times.
Splash of colour
Colourful wetland wild flowers include yellow iris, ragged-robin, southern marsh-orchid and fen bedstraw. Marsh-marigolds, a familiar sight in England until widespread field drainage in recent times, adorn the ground here in spring.
Bustling birdlife
BBOWT has recorded 120 different bird species on this reserve including heron, kingfisher, yellow wagtail, water rail, little grebe and grasshopper warbler. In winter, look out for siskins on the alder trees. River birds include mute swans, mallard, moorhen and coot.
Rare treat
You might be lucky enough to see a water vole - this area of Berkshire is one of the last remaining strongholds of the much-loved mammal. Find out more about our water vole project
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- Species
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Right, so I am no expert in terms of HDMI but I plan to work it out. Got myself a HDMI cable today, connected my laptop to my TV via HDMI and the TV now works fine as an extra monitor, and I can view movies from my laptop on the TV.
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*Note: Section 4 is continuing their effort to join GOMO. While section 4 does not have GOMO to help with its deed restrictions, the deed restrictions for that section are still valid and enforceable.
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