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Galápagos Islands Explorer
- Cruise the Galápagos Islands aboard a deluxe 90-ft yacht
- Kayak amidst sea turtles and observe myriad bird-life
- Snorkel & swim with friendly sea lions and penguins
- Visit the Charles Darwin Center and view Galápagos tortoises in the wild
- Whale and dolphin watch from an extended bow of the yacht
2016: Eastern Itinerary: February 18; March 3; April 14; May 12
2017: Eastern Itinerary: January 19, March 2, 30 Western Itinerary: Feb 9, Mar 9, Apr 20
Eastern itinerary visits the islands of Santa Cruz, Espanola, San Cristobal, Santa Fe, South Plaza, Genovesa, Santiago, Rabida and Sombrero Chino.
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Additional highlights include hiking on the islands, whale and dolphin watching from an extended bow and relaxing in the Upper Deck Lounge. In addition to 7 nights aboard our deluxe yacht, our trip also includes two nights near Quito International Airport in Ecuador and a full day on the Island of Santa Cruz where we see Galápagos tortoises in the wild and visit the Charles Darwin Research Station before enjoying a night in Puerto Ayora.
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- Arrive in Quito and transfer to the hotel
- Early morning flight to Baltra in the Galápagos Islands
- Board a ferry for a short ride to the island of Santa Cruz
- Explore the local flora and fauna and have lunch at a local farm
- Travel to hotel in Puerto Ayora and explore this bustling village's shops and restaurants
- Visit the Charles Darwin Research Station and Galápagos National Park headquarters
- Board the 90-foot deluxe yacht and settle into a cozy cabin
- Walk, play in the surf, swim, snorkel or stretch out on the sand amidst nesting sea turtles and sea lions
- View iguanas, Blue-footed Boobies and Magnificent Frigatebirds
- Swim and snorkel in a blue lagoon with sea lions and colorful fish
- In Darwin's Bay we may have a welcoming committee of juvenile Red-footed Boobies come on board to greet us
- Snorkel with Galápagos Penguins and sea lion youngsters around the volcanic island of Bartolomé
- Travel to the airport at Baltra for a flight back to Quito
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I'm still trying to figure out what wedding-related business I should get into (I posted a while back about custom gum paste flowers and have gotten great advice and feedback from you guys ... thanks!).
Here's another idea I had ...
Instead of renting out your cake stands, would you consider buying a "disposable" cake stand or plateau that is custom made to match the design of your cake? Of course, you would have to mark this up for your brides/customers, but with the right customer, this should be a nice upsell, right?
This is the service that I'm thinking about providing to local custom cake makers in my area. This way, you wouldn't have to worry about getting equipment damaged or having to pick up the stand or following up with the bride to return the stand. I'm only planning to sell to businesses, not to brides and hopefully gain repeat clients that way.
thanks again in advance!
AIt is already pretty easy for decorators to cover cake drums in fondant to match an existing cake, so I'm not sure there would be a market for this (unless you have another type of disposable cake stand in mind).
Jason...she's talking about cake "stands"....not cake "drums"...big difference. Not sure OP if there is a need...I like my fancy ornate plateaus. I have not one not get returned (yet)...knocking on wood.
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Jason...she's talking about cake "stands"....not cake "drums"...big difference.
I'm aware of the distinction. When our customers did not want to rent a stand we offered a disposable plateau made from cake drums covered in fondant, this is what I assume is meant by a disposable stand.
I was thinking more like a foam base covered in fabric with rhinestones/flowers/other embellishments (like in the picture attached) or, with twigs, branches, moss, whatever the theme is, really. So, I guess what I'm trying to sell is a styled cake table/decor set-up? Still not a viable business?
disclaimer: I got these photos by searching on Google.
AThese are definitely examples of a stronger product with more of a value proposition to cake decorators. It still might be a tough sell though, since your customers would by definition already have the skill necessary to produce something similar, and I'm not sure how the logistics would work if you matched each stand to a custom cake design...you could work off the specs but to ensure a match it's safer to work off a final product, which would leave you with very little turnaround time.
Market research of local cake decorators should give you a better idea of the feasibility of your business, you are already in an affluent area so that will work in your favor.
AThere's a company that does exactly that, can find them by Googling, I forget the name. But they wrap fabric around foam dummies and attach brooches, bows, etx. Pretty neat.
Ahttp://www.raisethecake.com/about.html. There they are.
I've seen these on Etsy too....
Yes, I'm aware of those companies/products on Etsy. It seems though that they are more on the generic side and are geared towards selling directly to the brides.
What I'm asking is would you, as a custom cake maker, be interested in providing this type of service/product (a custom stand that exactly matches the design, not just colors with generic brooches) to your customers BUT without actually having to do any of the work (I will be providing the stand, but from the background ... your client won't know that you're not making it).
I'm doing my market research/feasibility/survey through you in this forum, in other words.
AWell I guess not, you said local decorators in your original post. Maybe ask the decorators that are in your area?
Well, I'm hoping that a few Orange County, CA cake makers are also active members on this site. At the very least, your opinions (esp. those who are in the affluent areas) can be representative of the opinions of the local bakers in my area. I just wanted to get a general feel before I start formally introducing my half-baked ideas to the businesses around me.
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The Mackay School of Earth Sciences and Engineering, formerly Mackay School of Mines, is a specialized school within the University of Nevada, Reno.
It is named after John William Mackay. In June 1908 the Mackay School of Mines was presented to the University of Nevada, as a memorial to him, by his widow and his son, Clarence H. Mackay. A statue of John Mackay by Gutzon Borglum stands in front of the mining building on the main quad of the campus.
Part of the College of Science, the School has three academic departments: Geological Sciences and Engineering, Mining Engineering, and Geography.[1] The Mackay School also houses four departments devoted to public service: Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, Nevada Seismological Laboratory, Nevada State Climate Office, and the Nevada Stable Isotope Laboratory. Research facilities include the Great Basin Center for Geothermal Energy, Center for Research in Economic Geology, Mining Life-Cycle Center, Center for Neotectonic Studies, Arthur Brant Laboratory for Exploration Geophysics, Collaboratory for Computational Geosciences, Dendro Laboratory, and Geospatial Laboratory. The school is also affiliated with the U.S. Geological Survey and Desert Research Institute.
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The W.M. Keck Earth Science and Metal Engineering Museum is located within the building. It focuses on early Nevada mining history, minerals, ores, fossil specimens and photographs, and also contains a collection of ornate Mackay family silver completed by Tiffany & Co. in 1878.[2]
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Shasta College softball one step away from state tourney after regional sweep
Shasta tops Napa Valley, to host four-team Super Regional
The road to Bakersfield will come through Redding. And it won't be down Interstate 5.
With an 8-7 win over No. 15 Napa Valley on Sunday afternoon, second-seeded Shasta College softball moved on from the CCCAA first-round playoffs and will host a Super Regional beginning Friday.
The state championships will be held in Bakersfield a week later, and if the Knights break through the four-team Super Regional, they'll be headed south.
"It went from 85 teams; the playoffs go to 32, and now we're down to 16," Shasta coach Sonny Stupek said. "It's just really fun, but the next level is a lot harder."
Shasta (36-6) acted as the road team Sunday — determined by a pregame coin flip — and pounded the Storm in the first inning. With two outs, all-state outfielder Racie Carrel smacked a double to center field, and three batters later with the bases loaded, catcher Ally Wimer walked for a 1-0 lead.
Behind Wimer, Andrea Davis smoked a two-run single to right field, bringing home Noelle Blake and Kayla Spini. The Knights finished off the inning with a trap steal, as Davis took off from first base to draw a throw, and Wimer scampered home from third before Napa Valley could tag anybody.
Davis' knock, Stupek said, is unsurprising to him and his team — just another clutch moment from an undervalued player.
"She's been one of our most steady kids and very rarely gets a lot of praise," Stupek said. "She makes all the plays."
Davis hammered a double to right-center two innings later, scoring on D.J. Foster's squeeze bunt to make it 5-2 Shasta.
But Napa Valley didn't relent, touching up McColpin for two more runs in the third, including a squeeze bunt of its own. In the fifth inning, Stupek went to Spini, his other starting pitcher, but went back to McColpin in the same inning. With one out and the bases loaded, McColpin gave up a sacrifice fly, but then got a swinging strikeout to end the frame.
"It was just really intense, and the whole time it could've been anyone's game," said McColpin, who graduated from Red Bluff High. "I played in the section game in high school, but this was just a super nerve-racking game."
Shasta tacked on a final run in the sixth inning on Foster's sac fly to right field, but Napa Valley reciprocated to make it 8-7 with an inning to go.
McColpin got a couple pop ups to bring the Knights within an out of the Super Regionals, but the Storm's Cristina Vang and Demi Gray both rapped singles to keep themselves in it.
In that inning, McColpin was visited multiple times by the first baseman Blake, keeping her confidence up and focus on the art of pitching, not the spotlight of the playoffs.
"I was just telling her to throw your hardest," Blake said, "and we'll back you up."
With two outs and ahead two strikes, McColpin got Brittany Jacques to hit a routine grounder to the shortstop Nikki Foster , who flipped it to Katie Eiler at second base.
Shasta came together, lifting Nikki Foster in the air in celebration of its Super Regional berth.
"I like this group, (we're) 36-6," Stupek said. "Yeah, I'm happy."
The Knights open up Super Regional play at 2 p.m. Friday, and the tourney concludes Sunday.
"We still have a lot to work on — we had a few errors — but we still have this week coming up," Blake said. "And we're just going to get better."
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Top Hitters: Shasta A. Davis 2x3 2B RBI R, D. Foster 1x3 2RBI, N. Foster 1x2 2B R; Napa Valley — Hamilton 2x4 SB 2R, Sharp 2x3 2RBI, Kaluza 2x4 RBI, Gonzalez 2x4 HR RBI R.
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Strengthening the DOTS Strategy and Improving the National Tuberculosis Programme (NTP), including Multidrug Resistant and Infection Control, in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH)
What is the project about?
About one third of the world's population is infected with tuberculosis (TB) bacteria, however only a small proportion of those infected will become sick with TB. Up to 20 million lives have been saved since 1995 through the DOTS (Directly Observed Treatment Short-course) and the Stop TB Strategies. Bosnia and Herzegovina is categorised as having an "intermediate" tuberculosis (TB) burden, with approximately 1,400 new tuberculosis cases reported annually over the last few years and a TB-related mortality rate of 6.8%. The majority of TB patients in Bosnia and Herzegovina can be cured with TB drugs as part of the standard treatment course, while resistance to those drugs is rare. Bosnia and Herzegovina has excellent treatment success results with more than 90% of reported TB patients cured. Therefore, it is quite probable that the Millennium Development Goal of reversing the tuberculosis epidemic by 2015 will be achieved in BiH. The UNDP project is working towards achieving this goal, with activities aimed at ensuring access to diagnosis, treatment and care for all people affected by TB.
What we do?
The project activities include the following:
- Ensuring Health Care Management Units dealing with tuberculosis are established at all administrative levels across the country;
- Procuring essential laboratory equipment for TB laboratories dealing with the diagnosis of tuberculosis in BiH, ensuring the application of safety and quality standards, and improving patient access to standard and advanced diagnostic procedures;
- Supporting the implementation of infection control policies and practices, leading to the prevention of new TB cases through timely diagnosis, appropriate treatment of tuberculosis resistant to commonly used TB drugs, and preventing the transmission of resistant bacterial strains;
- Strengthening the health system to provide adequate health care for the most vulnerable and marginalised groups in BiH society, such as the Roma population. These actions have been reinforced by the establishment of a system of TB community care and by supporting NGOs in their efforts to promote appropriate health care access, and in their advocacy, communication and social mobilisation endeavours.
What have we accomplished so far?
- Tuberculosis cases reduced from 2,373 in 2007 to 1,190 in 2014;
- Substantial progress is achieved in tuberculosis control in terms of improved TB case detection, the uninterrupted supply of anti-TB drugs for all TB patients free of charge; and a TB laboratory network that has been strengthened and regionalised with a comprehensive system of recording and reporting, forming part of an effective monitoring and evaluation mechanism
Continued action
UNDP BiH in its capacity of a Principal Recipient for the Global Fund to Fight TB, HIV/AIDS and Malaria (GFATM) continues to seek ways to cost-effectively reduce the burden of disease of TB in BiH. The key principle of the project is the participatory involvement of the major health institutions in meeting its goals. The expected final outcomes are: high quality and easily accessible TB services, strengthened monitoring and evaluation and reliable recording and reporting systems, with a laboratory network enhanced in accordance with European standards, keeping bio-safety and quality assurance as a priority.
Who Finances it?
$ 854,148.77
$ 5,864,149.95
$ 3,591,848.95
|$ 3,965,828.36
|$ 905,977.00
*The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM)
Delivery in previous fiscal year
|$ 2,161,679.00
|$ 5,367,642.00
$ 3,527,949.53
$ 3,051,209.37
$ 938,884.00
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Video about Fight against Tuberculosis in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Status:
- Active
- Project start date:
- 10/01/2007
- Estimated end date:
- 06/30/2016
- Geographic coverage:
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Focus Area:
- Social Inclusion and Democratic Governance
- Project Manager:
- Jasmina Islambegovic
- Partners:
- BiH Ministry of Civil Affairs, Federal Ministry of Health, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare of Republika Srpska, NGO World Vision, Red Cross Society Bosnia and Herzegovina, Department for Health and other services of the Government of Brčko District
Stop TB Partnership - Infographics
Related Publications
Framework Plan for Tuberculosis Prevention and Control in Healthcare Facilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tuberculosis (TB), along with HIV/AIDS, is the most important infectious disease. According to the World Health Organisation, 8.8 million persons suffer from TB and 1.4 million deceased from TB in 2010.
The PIH Guide to the Medical Management of Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis
Although the large majority of tuberculosis cases worldwide are drug susceptible, multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR TB) presents an emerging threat to global tuberculosis control.
TB Tips
Advice for People with Tuberculosis, is a quick reference guide for patients. It is based on theframework-plan-for-tuberculosis-prevention-andframework-plan-for-tuberculosis-prevention-andframework-plan-for-tuberculosis-prevention-and popular tips that originally appeared in the first edition of "The Tuberculosis Survival Handbook".
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Officials to revisit safety center proposal; state could help with funding
Knox County officials again plan to revisit a proposal to build a much-debated safety center to serve as an alternative to incarceration for the mentally ill. But this time, the matter appears to have more backing, including possible state support.
Officials say they'll know more in the coming months, but they expect the talks to again heat up, particularly in the first quarter of the year when the county and city of Knoxville administrations begin crafting their annual budgets.
"The state is interested and would certainly entertain a proposal," said Andy Black, CEO of the Helen Ross McNabb Center, a social services provider.
Black, who said the details have not yet been ironed out, said he has talked to Department of Mental Health Commissioner Douglas Varney in recent months and was told the state would possibly furnish some dollars for the project, so long as the city and county also pitched in.
"We think it's a great idea, and we think it will be an opportunity to divert folks from the criminal justice system," he said.
Michael Rabkin, director of communications for the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, said the state is waiting to see the proposal before commenting about it or funding-related issues.
The safety center, if built, also would buy the county some time before it has to build a 200-bed pod at the Maloneyville Road jail, something the sheriff told Knox County commissioners this week would cost as much as $26 million.
"Are we going to have to spend that money in the future? Absolutely," said Sheriff Jimmy "J.J." Jones. "But this would help alleviate the problem of taking people out of the correction facility that don't need to be there."
Jail crowding
For years, county officials have talked about building a 22-bed facility that would serve two purposes:
- Act as a jail diversion program for those taken into custody for public intoxication and the mentally ill who are arrested for nonviolent crimes.
- Serve as a crisis stabilization operation.
It would likely be run by the Helen Ross McNabb Center, and offenders could stay voluntarily for up to three days to be assessed, get medicine and begin treatment. It could serve about 4,000 people a year.
Money, though, has always been a problem.
The building is expected to cost at least $1.8 million and then another $1.7 million annually to operate. Proponents, though, say it would save the county money by providing relief to local hospitals and lessen medical care that the jail and the county's Health Department provide. Additionally, it would keep sheriff's deputies on the streets longer.
It also would alleviate crowding at the Maloneyville Road jail, which Knox County District Attorney General Randy Nichols said has recently twice exceeded, albeit barely, its jail population cap of 1,030.
"Our view remains the same in that we believe that we could divert a number of people (arrested) on the lower grades of crimes and the people who suffer from mental illness and put them in the safety center," Nichols said. "I think it would help us postpone for a good number of years of having to spend $20-plus million on a new pod."
Jones agreed: "Jail is for bad people, and some of these people we're putting in there are not bad people, but they have a problem, like drug or alcohol dependency, and if we do a little work, we might be able to help them fix it."
Support mounting
Both Nichols and Jones said they plan to further lobby County Commission about the proposal, and also will schedule meetings with Knoxville leaders.
"We've always thought that the safety center concept made a lot of sense, so we look forward to the conversations," said Bill Lyons, deputy to Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and chief policy officer.
County leaders expressed similar sentiments.
"I'm always open to suggestions, and we have a need to fill, but we have to figure out where to come up with the money," Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett said. "The long-term expenses are what can get you, so we'll have to head into this in a methodical and cost-conscious mode."
County Commissioner Mike Brown said he'd rather "sell the idea" of the center to the public rather than a pod, "which could require bonds or a tax increase."
"We're at the point where we have to do something," he said. "It's becoming a critical issue."
Commissioner Richard Briggs, who also sits on the local Criminal Justice Committee, said "20 to 25 percent" of the county jail prisoners have mental-health issues "and really don't need to be in prison."
"That's not where you put those people," he said. "They need to be diverted … and plugged into the mental-health system."
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Stephanie Lam this week becomes a début novelist as her book The Mysterious Affair at Castaway House hits the shelves - fourteen years after she wrote it. How did she manage to get through the years of rejection - and what does it feel like to finally be a published author?
My novel, The Mysterious Affair at Castaway House is published this month by Penguin Books. It would be a high point in anybody's life, and it certainly is in mine. For it's been a long road to publication – a fourteen-year-long road, actually, and just like the plot of a pot-boiler, there's been triumph and despair and the odd twist or two along the way. Come with me and I'll take you on the journey that led to my so-called début novel being published – and, for once, this tale has a happy ending.
Let me tell you, there is nothing in the world more dispiriting than seeing an envelope in your own handwriting plop onto the doormat, with a standard "Thanks but no thanks" letter inside.
Way back in the mists of time (2000) I finished writing my very first novel. A story of secrets at the heart of a glamorous, damaged family, I sent the first three chapters off to literary agents with high hopes and many stamped, self-addressed envelopes. Let me tell you, there is nothing in the world more dispiriting than seeing an envelope in your own handwriting plop onto the doormat, with a standard "Thanks but no thanks" letter inside. However, I did get one personal letter from an agent, who loved the ideas but wasn't so sure about my pacing and plot.
It was a fair comment; I knew nothing about pacing, despite having been the most avid bookworm since childhood. But I worked on it, and worked and worked again. By the time I got to writing The Mysterious Affair at Castaway House I'd learned how to structure a novel with two timelines, set in 1924 and 1965, told through alternate chapters, each one feeding into the next.
I also learned the trick of posing questions right from the start of Castaway House: who is the narrator of the prologue? Who is the old man who's turned up at the house saying he's been there before? What is my narrator Rosie running away from? And as each mystery is resolved, another one's being set up. And my glamorous, damaged family? They're back in this novel, and this time everyone's hiding a dirty little secret.
So, my first novel thoroughly rejected, I began work on my second, a thriller set in Paris, London and Alicante. I had learned how to write a page-turner, and I managed to get the interest of an agent – for a while. In the end she turned it down because, although gripping, the novel failed to capture the atmosphere of my three cities, despite my having actually lived in all of them. I was always too quick to move on from each scene, she said.
And so I had another lesson to learn; how to portray a location, not just as a setting for the action, but as a character itself, to be seen and smelled and felt. For Castaway House I created an entire seaside town, and a Regency house on a cliff overlooking the seafront. In 1924 the house is in its heyday – all polished wood and summer cocktail parties. By 1965 however, it's nothing but faded grandeur; Rosie is living in a damp, crumbling bedsit, and the house has only echoes of its former glory. It was my second novel that taught me to do this; to slow down, to sink in, and that small details can evoke a large canvas.
I worked incredibly hard on my third novel, a serious piece about memory, guilt and the Spanish civil war. I drafted again and again, hoping to create a fictional place redolent with atmosphere and trying to pace out the plot details to keep the pages moving. Something must have worked because at last I managed to secure an agent. She loved the book, and sent it out to various publishers. At least this time the rejections didn't come in an envelope with my own handwriting but still, it's never easy. The reasons were varied; as any writer knows, getting a publisher to take on your book is like throwing darts at the moon. And of course I was disappointed, more than anything because I'd worked so hard on it.
I'd like to say that it was immediately afterwards I realised what the problem might have been and tried to rectify it. Yet I didn't, and it was only by chance when, after a particularly traumatic year, I plunged into writing a jolly Agatha Christie-type murder mystery as a bit of light relief, that I worked out what had been missing from my writing all these long years: I hadn't realised it was possible to write and have fun.
In truth, I think a lot of writers haven't realised this. Yet it was while rattling off this tale that I discovered how joyful novel-writing could be. I invented a load of colourful characters, threw them into a large house, killed off one of them and set a detective to discover the crime. Unfortunately, if not unsurprisingly, the agents who knew me were completely baffled by my change of direction, and rejected it outright.
And then one day I contracted laryngitis and lost my voice. I was ordered by my doctor not to even try to speak for a week. There were builders working in my flat which meant I couldn't lounge around watching TV, and so I had no choice but to take myself (silently) to a café with my laptop.
I worked hard on the lessons I'd learned previously. But most importantly of all, I made sure I had fun.
In that café, something happened. I was musing on my Agatha Christie-type mystery, and wondered if I could recalibrate it somehow, blend it with the type of book I normally wrote. I thought of the fictional seaside town I had already imagined, saw a Regency house overlooking the sea, put my fingers to the keyboard and wrote a line: The first time I ever saw Castaway House I knew it was meant to be mine.
During that first, silent day in the café I wrote the basis for my novel. I went back the next day, and the day after that, and the day after that. Even after I regained my voice I still went to a café to write every day for two hours. I wrote at the weekends. I wrote on my commute to work. I even wrote on my mobile phone when I was without pen and paper.
I worked hard on the lessons I'd learned previously. I absorbed myself in the atmosphere of the seaside town. I paced out the questions and revelations within the various plots. But most importantly of all, I made sure I had fun. This was the driving force behind The Mysterious Affair at Castaway House. I had an absolute ball, even through all the various drafts and re-drafts; I wrote lines for the pure enjoyment of them, set scenes in places I wanted to be, and created characters I loved getting to know.
I finished the novel in eighteen months and sent it to an agent, who took it on, and then somehow, incredibly, Penguin said they wanted to publish it. From there, it's been a whirlwind year that I have to keep reminding myself is actually real.
At the back of Castaway House I've written a few lines of acknowledgement, thanking the people who've helped me along the way. However, it's only just occurred to me that perhaps I also ought to thank the four unpublished novels I wrote.
So here's to you Out of Nowhere, Café Zero, Mother Land and Death of the Author. For without you I would never have learned about plot and pacing, about creating atmosphere, and the importance of having fun. You, along with that bout of laryngitis, ensured that my "début" novel The Mysterious Affair at Castaway House has found a happy home. Thank you.
Stephanie Lam, for Waterstones.com/blog
You can follow Stephanie on Twitter: @StephanieLam1
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It's 1965 and eighteen year-old Rosie Churchill has run away to the beautiful but run-down Castaway House in the seaside town of Helmstone. But when she uncovers a scandal locked away in the walls of the old house, she soon comes to realise that neither her own troubled past nor that of the house will stay buried for long...


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Get an overview of this hotelSoultzmatt inn in Wintzfelden with restaurant and indoor pool
Located in Wintzfelden, this inn is within 9 mi (15 km) of Church of St Leger, Murbach Abbey, and Ginglinger-Fix Vineyards. Alsace Golf Club is 8.7 mi (14 km) away.
Property Features
Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free inn has an indoor pool and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a sauna, a rooftop terrace, and massage/treatment rooms.
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A l'Arbre Vert features an indoor pool and a sauna. The inn offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
This Soultzmatt inn also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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1. Re: What are ODI performance Tweak we can doBhabani Ranjan Jan 17, 2013 11:31 PM (in response to 947775)1st you have to findout the step which is taking longer time.
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Holiday Apartment Estepona Port modern and sunny
from £90 /night help Price for guests, Nights approx:
10 reviews
from £90 /night help Price for guests, Nights approx:
Estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the total cost.
Beach side view from upstairs master bedroom. Close to Puerto Marina, cafe's, restaurants, clubs etc
Apartment / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6 Home 209709
Availability Your dates are available
Apartment / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
This newly built urbanisation is located behind the Supersol supermarket on the opposite side of the road from the entrance to
Estepona Port, just next to urbanisation Puerto Alto. La Fragata is conveniently situated next to Estepona Port & Marina and walking distance to Estepona Town. The apartment is in the middle of the urbanisation making it one of the quietest available in the area. The urbanisation is double gated and very secure and has communal parking in front of the complex. There is plenty of space around the Tropical gardens and swimming pool.
The port of Estepona is 5 minutes walk away. The town centre can be reached in 10 - 15 minutes walk along the Paseo, Beach promenade. Taxi or Local Buss service from the Port every 30 minutes also available. The location is a quiet and peaceful, yet only a short walk to the Marina bars and restaurants and the popular Cristo Beach ideal for children as well as 2 local super markets and the old Town centre and Flower Square is a must see. You can visit the larger resorts such as Marbella, Porta Banus, Gibraltar etc in less than 25 minutes by car. The property has easy access to all amenities, including the local market for bargain hunting every Wednesday and Sunday in the port, and many excellent restaurants for eating out. All in all an ideal quality base for your holiday in Costa del Sol.
The apartment front door is located up two flight of stairs and there is a lift to all levels. Our holiday home, a 3 Bed, 2 Bath modern (penthouse) duplex which comes with free WiFi Broadband and satellite Smart TV. The flat is very clean, easy to manage with light marble flooring throughout, modern furnitures, with double fronted sliding doors bright and sunny from early morning till afternoon. There are Aircon (AC) in each room individually controlled compressors for cooling and/or heating. Each bedroom with large built-in wardrobes.
The apartment front door entrance and hallway is leading to:
- Fully equipped high quality modern German kitchen with all integrated appliances and utility room with Washing Machine. The kitchen normally include basics like sugar, tea, spices, etc... if you wish us to prepare an optional welcome pack please let us know in advance....
- Large L-Shaped lounge/dining area, with a faux leather 3/4 seater sofa and chaise lounge, 2 comfortable armchairs and a 42'' smart TV with Spanish and English free-view, Nilesat TV with many English/US movies, news channels and DVD.
- Double fronted ''wall to wall'' sliding doors leading to a comfortable Terrace with a table seating for 6, with partial sea view and overlooking the community pool area and tropical garden. The terrace flowerbeds with automatic irrigation system.
- Bed room with 2 single beds and large wardrobes
- Family Bath and shower room, single sink, wc, bidet and underfloor heating
Stairs to the upper floor landing leading to:
- Master Bedroom with a double bed and sliding doors leading to private terrace, extra seating and sea views.
- With en-suite Bath and shower room, twin sinks, wc, bidet and underfloor heating.
- The Second Bedroom with a double bed and sliding doors leading to private terrace. Access to shared bath and shower room.
The pool area have showers, toilets and changing rooms, the flat is ideal for winter or summer holiday makers, families, couples, friends and golfers. With plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.
Quote: We were very pleased with the apartment and very grateful and appreciative that Erik and Helen made every effort to ensure that we were comfortable throughout our 6 month stay.Oct 2012 to Apr 2013. We have previously taken winter lets in different areas of Spain with mixed results.
This apartment met every criteria we had for a long term stay and is far and away the best we have rented. The flat is light, spacious and very well furnished. The kitchen is separate and comprehensively equipped with ample crockery and utensils.
The beds are comfortable and the bathrooms practical. It fulfilled every aspect of the description on the website. We are sure that it will be a first-class summer let. The location is ideal. The gardens and sizeable pool are well maintained. The Marina, El Cristo beach and SuperSol supermarket are all within a short stroll.
The Marina is an attraction for the locals not just tourists and has a wide range of Spanish tapas bars and restaurants ( try the fish!) as well as the usual Thai, Chinese etc. The Old Town is a 10 minute walk along the beach side paseo.
We highly recommend the apartment. - End of Quote
- Floor Area: Approx property size: 120m² - 30m² of terraces
- Kitchen: Dishwasher, Washing machine, Microwave, Oven, Toaster, Kettle, Coffee machine, 4 Ring Hob, Fridge/freezer
- Entertainment: DVD player, CD player, Number of satellite televisions: (1 x WiFi connected LG 42'' Smart TV in Lounge), 1 x
36'' Flat screen TV-Standard in Masterbed room, free Spanish digital TV and English TV. Language: UK Freeview channels, Nilesat, english, American, arabic movie and news channels,,,,
- General: Iron & ironing board, Towels provided, Linen provided, 2 x Hair dryers,
- Swimming Pool:1 Communal Pool less than 50 metres away, Approx. dimensions : 10 x 20 metres, Approx. depth : from 1 m to 2 metres deep, Ladder steps on side of pool for access,
- Cars & Parking facilities: Free Public Parking around the estate. Off-Road (optional underground garage), Car hire: not necessary
- Living Room / Dining area: Lounge with seating for: 6 people / Dining Room with seating for: 6 people, Extra 5 to 6 chairs dining area on outside terrace.
- Upper Floor Bedrooms: Master Bedroom, Double bed with en-suite and Terrace, Bedroom two: Double bed with Terrace,
- Ground Floor Bedroom: 2 single beds and Family Bathroom
- Bathrooms: 2
- Outside Views: Gardens, Sea and pool
- Sun loungers: 3 (can be used around the pool. Must be returned to flat after use)
- Terraces: 3
- Garden: Well kept communal garden and pool area is beautifully laid out and provided with showers, toilets and changing rooms.
- Suitability: Pets not allowed,
- Smoking: only permitted outside on terraces/garden.
- Would suit families, Children welcome. Partially accessible, some walking and internal stairs to climb.
- Local Activities: Golf, cycling, diving, fishing, horse riding, mountaineering, sailing, swimming, walking, Water-Skiing,Tennis,
- Climate Control: Fully air conditioned (One unit and compressor for each room tot 4). Individually controlled for heating and
cooling (available on request) 2 Separate Electrical Oil heaters)
- Theme: Family holiday, Ideal tourism holiday, Golf, Luxury, Near the sea, Bars, night-life & clubbing, Walking holiday,
- Local Amenities: Close to tourist attractions, Close to bar(s), Close to Nightclub(s), Close to shopping centres, Close to
2 x Supermarkets within few minutes walk, Close to Restaurant(s), Close to Bus stop, Close to Taxi rank, Close to children's
playground, Close to Sea, Close to Town, Close to Port, Close to Golf,
- Communication Internet access: Wireless ADSL (Free), Internet cafe short walk away
Location: Estepona Port
Urbanisation: La Fragata (next port and Puerto Alto)
Orientation: South East
Nearest Town: 10 to 15minutes walk along the Paseo,
Estepona Port: 5 minutes walk
Nearest Beach: Cristo Beach 5 min walk
Nearest Airport: Malaga Airport 85 Km
Nearest Train Station: Fuengirola 70 Km
Nearest Restaurants: Estepona port
Nearest Supermarket: Open Cor 5 min, Supersol 3 min walk
Public parking freely available on two parallel streets outside the gated community: one close access to the flat via portal no: 9 on Calle de Puerto Alto, and one access across the garden via the main La Fragata Gate on Avenue del Principe Felipe. Optional Lock-up garage available subject to availability.
3 Sunbeds and 6 Basic Beach towels provided, should you require more at extra cost please request them.
Please do not use the ''Bathroom'' towels for either the beach or swimming pool.
No smoking indoors
No pets
We are happy to consider 'Special Prices and Terms' for October to April (up to 1 or 6 month holiday stay) and mid week short or long breaks.
Check the availability and contact us with your scheduled From date and To date holiday and we will normally respond within a few hours to confirm your dates, best prices and payment terms. We look forward to hear from you.
Some of our services we can assist you with includes Malaga Airport transport, golf bookings & green fees, laundry, dry cleaning & ironing, local events & restaurant reservations, pre arrival shopping service, tourist information, sight seeing tours & leisure and transportation arrangements. .
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Property 2nd line to Christo Beach only 5 min walk 200 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Malaga Airport 65 km, Nearest railway: Fuengirola 50 km
|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
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|King Beds (2), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Secure parking, Lift access, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details outdoors
Public parking freely available on two parallel streets outside the gated community: one close access to the flat via portal no: 9 on Calle de Puerto Alto, and one access across the garden via the main La Fragata Gate on Avenue del Principe Felipe.
- Optional Lock-up garage available subject to availability.
The garden and pool area is beautifully laid out and provided with showers, toilets and changing rooms.
Sunbeds and 6 Beach towels provided, should you require more at extra cost please request them.
Please do not use the ''Bathroom'' towels for either the beach or swimming pool.
No smoking indoors
No pets
|Further details
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
We are happy to consider 'Special Prices and Terms' for October to April (up to 3 or 6 month holiday stay) and mid week breaks or long weekends depending on the time of year and availability.
Welcome pack can be provided at cost on arrival. Please let us know in advance what you like to have
Pay for 3 weeks…and Get the 4th week FREE!
Special Prices only for 'Winter Sun', Early Spring and Early Autumn
Subject to Availability
Season (Valid for 4 weeks period only)
Winter Sun:....... from 06/01/2015 to 28/02/2015
Early Spring:....... from 01/03/2015 to 31/03/2015
Early Autumn: .....from 01/10/2015 to 31/10/2015
Winter Sun:....... from 01/11/2015 to 30/11/2015
Xmas NewYear:..from 01/12/2014 to 05/01/2015
Above monthly prices are valid for up to 3 month rental (subject to availability)
Note: The above 'Special 4 week Holiday Stay' prices excludes electricity and water usage. Following services are extra:
- A £80.00 final cleaning surcharge must be added to all rental periods
- Damage Deposit: A fully refundable damage deposit 400€ to be paid by bank transfer (together with item 2) or by cash on arrival. For damage deposit paid in cash on arrival, this may be returned on the day of departure for a 'timely' (9am to 11am) checkout, subject to no damage or breakages (e.g. dirty towels with smudged make-up) and a clean owner checkout. Failing that or if paid by bank transfer, the damage deposit will be refunded latest within a week of departure (less any bank charges).
Quoted prices are for normal occupancy for up to six people.
Rental is from 5pm (17:00) on the first day to 11am (11:00) on the day following your final nights booking.
Late deals and early bargains are available, but exclude peak times, half terms and school holidays. Offers cannot be used in
conjunction unless agreed by the owners.
- The above £ 80 final cleaning surcharge will be deducted from your security deposit if not paid in advance or by cash upon arrival.
- Parking (subject to availability) can be booked in the adjacent underground car park in a dedicated space at 25.00 per car per week. Off-season inclusive holiday letting 4 weeks offer 50.00
- Cots and High chairs can be provided for an additional 50.00 per 2 week week hire.(subject to availability.
- Late Arrivals Fee: 30.00 after 9pm (21:00) and will be deducted from your security deposit if not paid in cash upon arrival.
- Late arrival Fee: 50.00 after Midnight (24:00) and will be deducted from your security deposit if not paid in cash upon arrival.
- Above Final Cleaning surcharge: £80.00 should be paid in cash upon arrival.
- AirCon (AC) excessive electrical usage charges: per week limits T.B.A per property, will be deducted from your security deposit.
- ADSL (WiFi) installations: FREE in the property advertisement.
- English Satellite TV: We are unable to guarantee this for all of the year 2015, however, we will do our best to find an alternative
solution if any when the satellites are withdrawn.
The Andalucia region
Estepona has traditionally been, and still remains, an important fishing town for the province of Malaga. Whilst the town maintains its Spanish charm, tourism has become its major concern. It is a very popular destination for people visiting from all over Europe. Fortunately, much of the vast building programmes that have hit the Costa del Sol (in Torremolinos and Fuengirola) have been kept at bay by the local authority as it is seeking to maintain Estepona as a smaller, tranquil and more intimate resort, that keeps its Spanish traditions.
Whilst some building work has been undertaken, the offset of this is that funds are available to the council for its infrastructure and improvements. All around Estepona there is evidence of this investment being put back in to the town. Roads are edged with flower boarders, Palm trees line the promenades and streets, fountains grace many of the roundabouts and public places, open squares have been reformed and many of the ancient Moorish monuments have been restored or preserved. Tourism has brought with it many new shops, bars, restaurants and attractions, but the traditional street cafés and tapas bars still abound.
Estepona also has wonderful sandy beaches which have achieved the European Blue Flag standard for cleanliness, safety and facilities. The public beaches along the town have showers, beach bars offering food and drinks and lifeguard stations (not during winter).
The town also boasts three museums showing its history and development.
There is one in the bullring which is dedicated to bullfighting paraphernalia including traditional costumes, photographs and posters. Along side this is the museum of local interest exhibiting articles from Estepona's farming and fishing past.
Behind the bullring you will find the Fossil museum with some 2000 exhibits and the Archaeological museum with remains from the Paleolithic era and from the time the Phoenicians settled here over 2,600 years ago.
Estepona Port
Estepona was originally one of the main fishing towns on the Costa del Sol - second only to Malaga. Whilst a fishing fleet still operates from the west side of the port, it is a much smaller concern than in past years. The majority of the fish caught is now sold directly to the supermarket chains (you can watch the auctions if you like!), however, some of the boats will still sell direct off the boat to the public (get there early though - before 7am - to get the freshest catch!). .
The Port has seen changes over the years and is now one of the main places for bars, restaurants and nightclubs in Estepona. There is a large sports marina which is home to many yachts and pleasure craft. From here many charter boats leave for fishing excursions or day trips out into the Mediterranean to see the dolphins that play in the Straights of Gibraltar. A very popular Sunday morning craft market is also held here selling leather goods, jewelry, pottery and nic naks.
Further changes are imminent as we understand permission has been given to extend the marina to allow a further 600 berths plus there are plans afoot to allow larger cruise ships to dock at Estepona in the future.
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15 Mar 2012
"A very well presented and comfortable property with a touch of luxury."
We were pleasantly surprised at the size of the apartment as we found it very spacious and comfortable as we were three couples We loved having our morning coffee on the balcony and when we weren't going out for the night we really liked chilling out on the comfortable sofa to watch a movie on the TV. The kitchen was a pleasure to cook in as it has all the mod cons needed.! The owner was very polite and helpful regarding anything he thought we needed to know about the area. Even though it was January the weather was just lovely so we could really appreciate everything Estepona had to offer including the cafes and restaurants but especially taking walks around the marina at night which is literally a couple of moments away from the apartment. The only thing that would have made it perfect would have been if the pool was heated.
Thanks or your kind words we look forward to see you soon again Helen & Per
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