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Bragg's Apple Cider Vinegar
686 reviews
84% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSApple Cider Vinegar
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Straight, Other
Eyes: Blue
My review isn't for Bragg's ACV, but for another organic brand. I've been using it as a toner for several months now and I have to admit I'm impressed. I use ACV mixed with some tea tree oil every evening and it really works well on my skin. It exfoliates, deep cleans and doesn't dry my skin out at all. It's almost as good as Mario Badescu's Glycolic grapefruit toner, but minus the dryness that I usually get from that.
Usually I transfer some ACV to a smaller travel bottle and add the tea tree oil as it's easier to take with me during travels. At first I did dilute it with water but I find it's more effective if I use it undiluted. Then again my skin is quite oily and used to harsh treatments. It does sting but only for a few seconds.
It hasn't worked wonders for me, I still get the occasional pimple and my pore size remains the same, but I've noticed my pores appear smoother because they're not as congested as they were before and because of it's exfoliating properties my pimples heals a lot faster. The fact that it smells hideous is a big downer, but eh, nothing I won't survive.
Tip: I've found that ACV also works well mixed with some lemon juice and some vitamin c powder. It adds that extra glow to my face, and really evens out my skintone. Also, mixing ACV with some mud mask powder works awesome.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
7/13 UPDATE: My dog gets strange, cancerous tumors on her head and face. I've previously had 2 removed at the vet which was very costly and not to mention traumatic for my dear pup. She developed another large lump recently and I was determined to not put her through another surgery.
I started putting ACV on her lump every day for as long as she would let me. At the time I started doing the ACV treatment the lump was about the size of a nickle and about 5-7mm high. I scheduled a vet appointment for Monday (I started the treatment on Wednesday) and watched the lump closely. When I took her to the vet on Monday, the lump had changed. It was flat but still about the size of a nickel. The vet could offer no explanation of what the lump was, but simply said "remove it." I scheduled the surgery for Friday that week, but told her that the lump appearance has changed since I first noticed it and that I may end up cancelling the surgery.
I went home and googled "apple cider vinegar skin cancer" and found and article that indicated ACV plus raw, pureed eggplant is a proven cure for over 80,000 cases of skin cancer. I had nothing to lose so I immediately made the concoction and applied it to my dog's lump religiously 3-4x/day for about a minute each application. I kid you not, that mass started to go away. After about 10 days, I'm happy to say the mass is COMPLETELY GONE. I continue to apply the eggplant/ACV mush to her head every day, just to make sure it doesn't reappear, but I'm so thrilled, I can't even contain myself.
ORIGINAL: I've purchased multiple bottles of this. I use it to cook with and more recently as a hair rinse and in a homemade toner. The toner I made was AMAZING. I've been battling with acne for what...19 years now? And I've tried just about every product that claims to have acne-fighting properties with very limited results, if any. But after only 2 weeks of using the ACV toner, I haven't had a zit in that entire timeframe. yes, a little blackhead pops up now and again, but i'm talking no major red, inflamed, grossness.
The recipe I use is:
1 part ACV
2 parts water (I use rose water)
10 drops bergamot EO
5 drops grapefruit EO
5 drops roman chamomile EO
The EOs used can easily be swapped out for others, these are just what I chose to try for this batch. It made about 1 cup worth of product which will last about 3 weeks (I use it 2x/daily).
Granted, it still smells heavily of the vinegar, but I got used to it after a few days. My skin just looks amazing. I still have acne scars from previous breakouts, but I will continue to use this to see if it will help out with those and report back.
I also use ACV for heartburn, GERD, A/R. A big swig of this stuff will calm down firey heartburn in a few minutes.
It's truly a miracle product.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I started using this product-Bragg's ACV for Skin, Hair and weight loss reviews I had been reading for a year. I ultimately got this brand in the city I live and took the courage to try as..it is acetic acid.. I had clear skin, I did use it as a toner undiluted in the night...my e.yes were shut for 10 mins...I couldn't open...till it was dry. Felt brilliant in the morning...more supple and smaller pores.. I tried it as a post wash conditioning on my hair and felt JUST NO DIFFERENCE... Not sure why! The smell was awful for 1 full day, though.. I drank 1 Spoon diluted with 100ml of water and took it well.. Day 2 got greedy n tried 2 Teaspoons with 200 my water...n I puked like never before. I was totally sick. Not sure what went wrong. Will still try a differnt combo...but will not let it go.. I had it on empty stomach..that may be the reason...my body kicked it out. Please suggest the method to use and some remedies...which will help me going! Thanks!
Please note: I did dilute 1:4 ACV with water for my hair. Left for 3 mins and rinsed.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is the most amazing toner ever!!! I saw so many people talking about the benefits of using Bragg's apple cider vinegar for acne! The have sensitive skin, so I am always open to trying natural skin care remedies! This one is amazing!!!!! I bought a spray bottle and I mix equal parts water and apple cider vinegar. Everyone has different skin, so it's important to start with a more diluted toner to see how your skin handles it and then adjust from there. My skin handles it well, so I am able to use a 1:1 ratio. Also, it is important to use the ACV with the "mother" in it. Bragg's is the brand that I use and it can be found in the organic or natural foods section of a natural foods store. I could not find it in my regular food store, but I did find it in our nearest Wegmans.
I use this at night after I cleanse my skin. If I have any pimples, I dab undiluted ACV onto the spot after swiping my face with an ACV toner soaked cotton ball. This has done wonders at clearing, evening, and brightening my skin! The only con I think of about this product is the smell. I don't mind the smell of vinegar, but my fiance HATES it! I find that it does dissipate after a little while though. Other than the smell, this product is amazing, cheap, natural, and I recommend it to anyone looking for a toner!
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Hi. I love using acv. My parents drink it to lose weight. I use it in shampoo. I had an itchy scalp for a while and I thought it might be dandruff so I got on google and after some research I made a mixture of 40% shampoo, 20% water, 40% ACV and about 3 drops of tee tree oil, 3 of lavender essential oil, 2 of clove EO (I hate the smell), and 4 of peppermint EO (smells amazing). And this has made my hair feel amazing. It smells really minty and fresh too. My hair isn't greasy anymore, split ends have improved. It's great overall. But I must say I never wash it 2 days in a row so I'm not sure how that would work. But I close my eyes really tightly when I shampoo because vinegar will burn like no other!!
I also have used it on my skin for acne. I just dilute it to 50% water, 50% acv and it works well. Smells pretty bad and burns but it works to get rid of acne. I wash it off after like 10 minutes sometimes. Other times I leave it all night.
Acv has TONS of uses and I love it. Also I just get the Great Value brand from Walmart fyi
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
OMG this stuff mixed with tee tree oil has straight up saved my acne prone skin.
Let me start out by saying Im almost to the point of getting on ACCUTANE.
I started using apple cider vinager mixed with a little bit of tea tree oil on a cotton swab as a toner every morning and every night and holy crap am I glad I did.
Im not gonna lie, it took while to work, about 4 weeks.
But now I get complements on my skin regulary, which for someone with acne is almost unheard of??
SO this is what it did,
>Faded scars (big time)
>Brightened my skin
>Keeps my skin "balenced" thats a really big perk to ACV, it balences your skins PH levels after a good face wash
>Never fails to wake me up in the morning
And now,
>Burns, especially on open or freshly popped zits
>Takes about a month to work (dont give up like I almost did)
>Smells absolutly horrid, but hey. beauty isnt always pretty ;)
>You gotta find your right measurment for your skin
For example
Dry skin- Half acv, half water, no tea tree oil
Normal- Same ^ a few drops of TTO wont hurt
Combo- 3/4 ACV 1/4 water a few drops of TTO
Oily- If your skin isnt very sensitive, Dont dilute, use straight ACV and TTO, if your skin is, 3/4 ACV 1/4 water and few drops of TTO
Acne Prone- Same ^
I use straight ACV and tea tree oil, it doesnt burn as bad anymore after a month of use.
I also use a gentle cleanser like Cetaphil or Cereve
Go for a oil free basic moisturizer if your acne prone like me.
Hope this helps!
You can find this stuff at your local Sprouts of Cox farm.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've been taking Bragg's ACV internally for 3 months now and I have to say its made SUCH a difference in my overall health. Most people are talking about skin and I definitely have noticed an improvement, I am not prone to acne so nothing has changed as far as that but let me tell you in addition to working out and eating healthy this stuff has helped with my body fat especially around my stomach. It also has been great for helping with digestion and bloating. My BMs have been different too (probably TMI but just saying) better. I drink less alcohol, completely cuts the cravings even, i drink less coffee too.
One recommendation based on my experience: i wouldnt take it past 5 pm unless i want to be alert late at night, no joke i think i took this once at 6pm on a weeknight and i could not shut off my brain. funny that but i did read that it makes you more mentally alert. I am just overall impressed by all the amazing things this natural product does!
I will use this for the rest of my life!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
might be too soon to start raving but HOLY SH**! I've been using this for two days and my skin's redness is almost completely gone and the two pimples I had have been pretty much dried out!
It smells absolutely terrible but I'm willing to trade smell for bright skin and little to no rosacea!!
Other toners dry me out really bad which in return causes painful cystic pimples but this makes my face feel clean and refreshed. I will be sure to update in two weeks and then in a month.
Price wise, it was fairly cheap! 3 bucks for the vinegar (organic section, on sale) and then I bought a cute waterbottle for a dollar and then poured out about 1/4 of the water and filled it with vinegar. It looks pretty diluted but I think that's alright because it's not as harsh on my sensitive skin.
Another thing is that I've shoved that sucker in the refrigerator so the smell isn't as harsh.
UPDATE 5/5/2013: I've been using this for two weeks and I'm still ranting about it. My face isn't COMPLETELY clear yet but it has gotten rid of break outs for the most part, skin is still not as oily as it was in the past and if i get a new break out I can pretty much count on it to be gone after a day or two of using this.
I read up on ACV as much as I could and I read that it can get rid of blisters... my boyfriend managed to get one after mowing the lawn the other day and I used a cotton swab to put a good amount of acv on a band-aid for him overnight and by the next morning his blister was gone!
I also used it to brush my teeth one day (two drops, soo gross) but it really made my teeth a little whiter and my teeth felt REALLY clean!!
UPDATE: 07/02/2013: I've reused an old spray bottle I had lying around and filled it up with just straight vinegar. I've been using it on my hair in the shower once or twice a week when I don't shampoo and it's made my natural highlights come out and it's helped my hair lose all it's frizz. Again, the smell isn't the best but who cares when you get 329842098 compliments on how AWESOME your hair looks?
As for the face, I've been using the same spray bottle, spraying it on my hands and then rubbing my face with it in the shower as if it were a cleanser and so far so good. I had an allergic reaction to a new moisturizer a few weeks ago and I got rid of all the contact dermatitis in THREE DAYS (unheard of because it usually takes two weeks for my face to heal) by washing with pure ACV and applying hydrocortizone cream (not to mention benadryl twice a day) but overall ACV has been a life saver for me.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Apple cider vinegar toner is a super effective way to fight breakouts. I was a bit hesitant to try it at first, because I thought that it will be too acidic and will irritate my skin but eventually I decided to give it a go. It was absolutely great! I used it in the evening and next morning my skin already looked clearer and felt refreshed. I also noticed that vinegar not only reduces breakouts but also fades existing spots and scars, my skin looks more even. It has been a month since I've been using it. I don't do it every day though, 1-2 per week is enough for me. If you decide to try it our (which I would definitely recommend), make sure that you dilute the vinegar with water, the recommended ratio is 1:1. I use more vinegar than that, but you should find your own perfect ratio for your skin's needs!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
this stuff is awesome. Ive been using it as a cleanser for about 3 weeks. i put 50/50 water/acv in a bottle and soak up a cotton ball, rub it all over my face and rinse off. i do this every morning and night.the first week my face would get really red after using it, but my face would go back to its normal color after 20 min, and now my face is use to it i guess because it no longer gets red. i occasionally use grape seed oil as a moisturizer and i use derm-e tea tree oil at night after washing. it does not dry out my face as much as every other cleanser ive tried and it works.now my face is nice and glowy and clear:) if you wear makeup i dont know about using this as a cleanser because i doubt it would take makeup off. it might just work as a toner. i dont like leaving it on my face because its stinky.
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Tasty and refreshing. A great cooling accompaniment to serve with curry puffs. Best served cooled. Allow for chilling time.
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- 125 ml rice vinegar
- 125 ml water
- 100 g caster sugar
- 1 lebanese cucumber, halved lengthways, deseeded, finely chopped
- 1 fresh long red chile, halved, deseeded, finely chopped
- Combine the vinegar, water and sugar in a medium saucepan over low heat.
- Cook, stirring, for 2 minutes or until the sugar dissolves. Increase heat to high and bring to the boil.
- Cook for 5 minutes or until the syrup thickens. Set aside for 10 minutes to cool. Transfer to a bowl.
- Add the cucumber and chili and combine. Cover and place in the fridge for 1 hour to chill.
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The effort to develop an accreditation program for breast disease care began because, with 250,000 patients diagnosed annually with breast disease—190,000 with invasive and 60,000 with non-invasive disease—"there is such a major public health problem, and there has been a proliferation of 'breast centers' around the country in the last decade" Winchester says. Yet there was no organization or effort to establish evidence-based care criteria, visit the centers, and give guidance for improving quality, he says.
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The onus for cleaning up this colossal mistake/mess Democrats inflicted upon the country lies squarely on them. Not a single Republican in Congress voted for it; Republicans have repeatedly tried to spare the country from it; Democrats rammed it through without bothering to read, let alone understand, what they were doing. Republicans must demand that Democrats tell the country what, if any, genuine legislative corrections they have for the blatant flaws of Obamacare that can be enacted before still more disaster strikes when it hits its next important deadline New Year's Day.
Truth is, that's impossible. So the most sensible course is swift repeal; the next option is postponement. Republicans should demand that Democrats join with them in facing up to this truth.
The Republican position should be that if the President and Congressional Democrats refuse to accept the reality that the wisest course is to go back to the drawing board, then Republicans will either:
a)Simply step aside; wait for the full Obamacare hurricane to strike the land come January 1st; then sit back and watch the Democrats flounder further trying to cope with the impossible burden of the full force and fury of the very Obamacare monster they told America we would just love when we got to know it; or
b) Insist that any postponement provide the American people an iron-clad guarantee that Obamacare cannot return without inclusion of certain basic reforms to restore fairness, curb abuse and help reduce health care costs. Such as:
Getting the country to focus on these reforms that Republicans have long advocated effectively refutes the false claim that they have never offered alternative ideas.
While pledging that they will both work to assist Americans who have suffered injury due to this government-run fraud and in the months to come advance still more specific proposals for improving health care in a manner that keeps government involvement to a minimum -- such as health care savings accounts -- Republicans should promptly draw up legislation along this line; invite Democrats to join them in supporting it; pass it in the House; and have all Senate Republicans publicly commit to supporting it; Then stand firm and never waiver.
And if the Democrats block it? That would make their current problems pale in comparison. What Democratic candidate would want to have to try to convince voters that it was better not to postpone a continuing onslaught of Obamacare confusion and chaos in order to avoid these particular reform corrections that polls show to be overwhelmingly popular with the American people?
Republicans should say that whether Obamacare is repealed or merely postponed in the manner they are insisting, they stand ready to work with the President and Congressional Democrats on additional improvements – but insist that this time it all be above board.
Barack Obama repeatedly promised that his approach to health care changes would be "not negotiating behind closed doors but bringing all parties together and broadcasting those negotiations on C-SPAN so that the American people can see what the choices are." And he repeatedly promised he would never sign a bill without the public having five days to examine it on-line "so that you know what your government is doing." Republicans should now repeatedly publicly tell President Obama that they like these promises of his -- and ask him if he can keep them.
Democrats would squirm as Republicans cast themselves as the champions of fairness: Democrats refuse, but Republicans demand that if ordinary Americans have to live under Obamacare, then so, too, do Members of Congress, their staffs, White House personnel and certain union members and certain other politically well-connected groups that have been given a pass. Polls show 90% of Americans support this demand.
Medical malpractice law suit reform and allowing shopping across state lines for health insurance are also powerfully appealing positive proposals that Democrats would find next to impossible to fight back against.
If Democrats bow to public pressure and accept such a postponement with these reforms guaranteed, the country will never see Obamacare of the type Democrats had hoped to impose upon us -- yet Democrats still head into the 2014 congressional elections hopelessly on the defensive, begging mercy from voters who just can't wait to settle a score with them.
If they refuse, and if Republicans opt for straightforward truth-telling and hold firm, it's even worse for the Democrats – a campaign that is almost exclusively a referendum on their defense of the indefensible.
Democrats cannot win this one.
All Republicans need do is overcome their proclivity for heeding the advice of those who want them to fail, declare "Enough is Enough," dig in, stand firm, and relentlessly follow a "Give Truth a Chance" strategy.
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John Nesser
Position: G-T
Height: 5-11 Weight: 195 lbs.
Born: April 25, 1876 in Trier, Germany
Died: July 29, 1931 in Columbus, OH
College: none
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This is the real Spain! In the heart of little-known Axarquia in a stunning location with wonderful views of the mountains and the beautiful Vinuela valley below, Casa Louisa is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Facing south, it has sun from around breakfast time until sunset with the unspoilt natural beauty of the Sierras all around. Although it looks and feels like a traditional Spanish house, it's newly built with all the comforts of the 21st century. There's a larger-than-average private pool with large corner pool house , a delightful covered terrace with large marble table for dining, sun-trap balcony and several other terraces with sofas and chairs to sit in comfort ... plenty of room for everyone to do just what they want. If summer-time lazing by the pool appeals ... or reading in the shade of an olive tree ... perhaps lazing on a sunbed, content to watch the children jump in and out of the pool all day ... or if sittting on the balcony with a gin and tonic, watching the incredible skies as the sun leaves the valley tempts you.... if peace and tranquility broken only by birdsong or the faint rustle as the breeze stirs the leaves of the olive trees sounds good ... then this and more is what you will find. Although the activities and necessities you might need for a good holiday are not far from the Casa, dragging yourself away can be difficult!
The villa is on two levels and sleeps up to 10 ... front door, main sitting room, master bedroom (6'bed) and two twin bedrooms, two bathrooms and kitchen all at ground level, sliding glass doors lead from the sitting room and master bedroom out onto the balcony with a glass door from the kitchen leading to the top terrace with wide, shallow steps leading down to the pool from the top terrace.; downstairs, another double bedroom (6' bed), another large living room with two additional full size single beds (children and teenagers love this room so it means the house can accommodate a family group of 10 comfortably) and another shower room. If there is no-one sleeping in the living room, however, the shower room is effectively ensuite. Both this living room and the bedroom on the lower floor have glass sliding doors leading onto a lower covered terrace. From this lower terrace a wide path leads down to the pool area. There is a feeling of spaciousness throughout the house and around the pool, terraces and garden.
|Sleeps up to 10, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
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|Nearest beach
|10 km
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|3 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Malaga 64 km, Nearest railway: Malaga 60 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Table tennis, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (2), Single Beds (6), Cots available (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
* All sofas and beds are comfortable ... double beds are each 6' wide* Two large living rooms, one with two full-size single beds. Children and teenagers, particularily, like staying in this room * Each living room has a flat-screen TV (uk terrestrial channels upstairs in the main living room. * Spanish service downstairs and both TVs have a DVD* A third TV in the master bedroom* Air conditioning units in all rooms and underfloor heating througout the house at an extra cost* Wood burning stove in the sitting room for the cooler months*.Everything you could possibly need in the kitchen including unbreakable plates and glasses to take to the pool* Bath towel and pool towel for each person* Heating, wood burning stove and duvets make for a cosy winter house* Lots of books, toys and games around* Soap, washing powder, diswasher tablets, cling wrap, salt and pepper and some other basic necessites supplied ... * The house is toddler friendly. Stairs have baby gates top and bottom for the safety of small children.* Travel cot with 2 sets of bedding, cot-bed, high chair, baby bath, baby monitor, sterilizing unit, cot net, safety plugs and outside crawling mat are all in the house if you would like them to be made available. * Pushchair, extra cots and other baby equipment can be arranged and be ready in the house for your arrival if there is more than one baby .. small charge.* You will find two bottles of wine, some cool beers and juice when you arrive to welcome you!
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* Larger than average pool* Eight full-size comfortable sun beds and other comfortable portable chairs for sunbaking and relaxing* Gates between the house and the pool making a safe play area outside the kitchen and sitting room for little ones and also, for keeping young children well away from the pool. Our guests tell us its a perfect house for a young families!* The pool and pool terrace are set away from the house which gives the whole property a feeling of spaciousness. It means children will need to be supervised at all times when swimming* Pool house makes a great base by the pool with table and chairs, bar and stools, fridge and sink - and of course lots of shade* Gas bar-b-que ... one gas bottle attached and one spare bottle supplied*Outside loo and basin for ease when around the pool terrace.* Outside wood oven for use in spring, summer and autumn - try those Jamie Oliver recipes! In summer the high risk of bush fire and open fire ban means it cannot be lit.* Two covered areas with comfortable sofas and chairs for relaxing* Umbrellas for extra shade
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The house is managed by Jim who is from Belgium but speaks excellent English and lives close to Casa Louisa in Alcaucin. He will guide you to the house when you arrive, show you round, answer any questions you may have and give you a key. He is always on hand if you have any difficulties with the house during your stay. The house will be squeaky clean ready for your arrival .. and the pool is attended twice a week throughout the summer. Gardeners attend to the plants and the watering system regularly. A car is essential. The last bit of the journey is 2 kilometres drive on a part concrete / part unmade road which gives access to ours as well as 25 other well spread-out houses, many of which are lived in all year round. We all happily drive ordinary cars and an ordinarily confident driver will have no problem. If you are a nervous driver you probably won't like it. Absolutely no smoking anywhere in the house
The inland Axarquia is a glorious region, largely unspoilt by mass tourism, rich in history and architecture and much influenced by 700 years of Moorish rule when the caliphs held sway from the seats of power in Cordoba and Granada. Dramatic mountains, beautiful valleys and tiny white pueblo villages, for which the area is famous, provide a peek into Spanish life as it was and very often, still is. The area is still dependent on agriculture - mainly olives, almonds, avocados, oranges and lemons - and produces a mass of delicious vegetables and fruit as it has done for centuries. Once you leave the coast behind and begin to climb into the Sierras, another world reveals itself, And when you reach the Casa and stand on the balcony with the mountains all around and the valley far below, and with only the sheep, goats and birds to disturb the silence, its hard to believe the full-on experience of the coast is only 20 minutes away.
The bustling towns of Torre del Mar and Velez-Malaga, about 20 minutes drive, with colourful local markets provide excellent shopping ... including very good supermarkets ... fashion ... the lot!. The pretty town of Nerja and Frigiliana with its neighboring mountain village of Frigiliana are 40 minutes drive and, further afield, the gorgeous little city of Granada with world-famous Alhambra and the fabulous cities of Cordoba and Sevilla, both rich in the history off the Moorish occupation, are great for an exciting day visit.. Go for the day to Malaga with its Picasso museum, winding old-town streets, bull-ring, the huge cathedral ... and its elegant shops. Stop for tapas in one of the many bars .... or go down to the beach at El Palo for some fresh seafood. Have a fun day-out with the children at the water park or spend the day on one of the large, safe and clean beaches all along the coast.
If the weather is hot (and for many months it is ... the Costa del Sol has an average of 300 days of sunshine a year) you will find it increasingly hard to drag yourself away from the pool as the days fly by! Spring and Autumn are wonderful times to enjoy the best Andalucia has to offer ... and a great time to get out and about, visiting those fabulous cities or exploring the tiny pueblo villages. Winter, too, could find you in a t-shirt on a clear sunny day, high on a peak with wonderful views in all directions ... and going home to a warm house, roaring fire with something delicious cooking in the wood oven ...
In the peaceful village of Alcaucin, just below the National Park, you will find a jumble of little white houses clinging to the hillside, narrow cobbled streets and rushing fountains of pure mountain streams which water the whole valley. The old men of the village still sit in the square or in a bar drinking sweet wine, banging dominoes and putting the world to rights as they have for a hundred years or more. You will find everything you need here and in Puente don Manuel, 6 kms away with fresh local vegetables and seasonal fruit, excellent meat, cheeses, oils, wines and good bread ... and banks and a post office. As well, there are some excellent, good-value restaurants in the valley close by. Go down to the coast for some delicious sea-food .. choose pork from the spit roast in the mountains ... visit the old inn where food has been served to travellers long before the time of the revolution ... follow Gordon Ramsey to Ayo's for some of his world-famous paella on the beach at Nerja ... you will be welcome wherever you go. You will be welcome, too, at the fiestas that happen in each village througout the warmer weather - but be prepared for a late night - they don't start until 10 or 11 at night!
With the beauty of the National Park so close to the house, walking, mountain biking and cycling in this wilderness is a delight ... if you are feeling active, of course. Perhaps take one of our tried and tested local, English-speaking guides who can take you out for an hour or a day .. or longer ... and will not only provide you will all the equipment you may need but will delight in showing you the best of the secrets Andalucia has to offer. Planning your time before you go is no problem ... phoning or emailing one of them in advance is easy ... full details on our own website. Or you may just choose to stroll on your own ...through the cool pinewoods, perhaps, to the mountain chininguita for a glass of wine. some manchego cheese and serano ham. And if you want to go a bit further, in the house are three fool-proof self-guided walks of between 3 and 10 ks so you won't get lost!


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I've been reading about Cats and the problems they do and don't pose to pregnant women. I have a toddler who loves animals and my Husband and I were considering getting one. I know that litter boxes can be harmful, or at least that's what 'they' say. When I was looking up information some of the sources said that the litter box can be extremely harmful, others said that if you wear gloves and wash your hands right after, it's OK to clean it. I have an appointment with my Dr. this upcoming Thursday, and I planned on asking if it was alright but I wanted to know what all of you out there thought. Maybe you had asked your Dr. the same thing. Thank you for all your advice in advance.
I had two cats when i was pregnant i now just have one but i also worked in a petstore while pregnant and I was told just wear gloves and i could buy one of those face mask for at home and cover my face as well and just wash my hands after i was done.
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I have had cats all my life. What I did during my pregnancies was to get the cat pan linners. I didn't put as much litter in as normal, and just dumped the whole pan a couple times a week or as needed.
If your DH is up to it, he can scoop it himself. I believe it's the cat's poop that could be harmful.
Yes, it's the poop that has some sort of bacteria that can be harmful to the unborn child. Thank you for the tips Catcher in the Rye and Rad Rachelle. I hope that the Dr. does say it's ok. I have really been wanting a Ragdoll kitten. I read they are great with kids and are a 'cuddle cat', two things I'm looking forward to.
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1 DH changes litter box for the rest of the pregnancy
2 have gates ready to keep cats away from areas where the baby will be (don't shut a cat up alone in a room that will irritate the cat and cause problems)
3 never allow cats around a sleeping baby
4 keep cat away from baby in a swing (swinging things look like play toys to cats)
Good luck, we have two cats and have had no issues with 11 month old DS by following my sisters rules, but our baby sitter's cat did scratch his foot going after his sock when in his swing. She got in trouble for not following the rules.
it's really all about if the cats go outside, and eat rodents and shit like that.
I have two indoor cats, When I was pregnant my hubby changed the liter box (which is nice because now it has become one of his jobs lol). I would avoid going near it if possible. I was super worried about how the cats would be when my twins came along. To my surprise they could care less and I more have to worry about our puppy around the babies. Well my one cat did start to pee outside the literbox but I think that was because we moved it and he was looking for attention. We got a bigger literbox and that seemed to solve the problem. For that few days I felt like the house was soo dirty for the babies. Now it is better. My cats are ages 2 and 4. I do believe you can never 100 percent trust an animal (and I am an animal lover!). You just have to be mindful when having them in the house with babies. We make sure to close the nursery door even when the babies are not in there. If we leave the babies for a second around the cats we have a monitor on them to make sure they do not jump in the pack and play. The shedding does make me crazy but I make sure to clean constantly. Basically what my opinion is, if you have the time and energy than go for it. Usually cats are very easy to care for but it takes extra care when babies are around. But if you think you will be too busy or distracted it might be stressful for you. Good luck. And the shelters have plenty of cats that need a home!


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London Buses route C3
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|Earl's Court
|Chelsea Harbour
Sands End
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|Clapham Junction station
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|05:25 until 01:01
London Buses route C3 is a Transport for London contracted bus route in London, England. Running between Earls Court and Clapham Junction station, it is operated by Abellio London.
Route C3 commenced on 13 April 1987 on behalf of Chelsea Harbour Limited, marketed as the Chelsea Harbour HOPPA, running between Chelsea Harbour and Earls Court. Four minibuses painted in a dark blue livery were used. The allocation moved from Battersea garage to Victoria Basement on 12 September 1987. When Victoria Basement closed the route reverted to Battersea, by then an outstation of Stockwell rather than a garage in its own right.
The route was then tendered, and initially retained by London General with extensions at both ends: at the south, to Sands End Sainsbury's, and at the north, during shopping hours only, to Kensington High Street. In 1989, the original minibuses were withdrawn, being replaced by more stylish Optare CityPacers cascaded from route C2. In 1990, the Kensington extension was withdrawn, but the route was further extended at the south across Wandsworth Bridge to Clapham Junction station via Grant Road, including a deviation via Plantation Wharf. The vehicle allocation was again changed to Optare MetroRiders.
A new contract starting in September 1996 saw various changes. The route was revised to operate direct via York Road, and then via the full length of Plough Road and St John's Hill to approach Clapham Junction from the south. An evening and Sunday service was also introduced. Operation was transferred to Putney garage, and new ML-class Marshall Minibuses were introduced. The type proved unreliable and, combined with severe staff shortages, prompted London General to surrender the contract. It was taken over by Limebourne Buses in October 1997.
In October 1998, Limebourne went into receivership, but the local bus business was sold to local management under the name of Independent Way Limited. Having had its vehicles re-possessed, replacement vehicles were sought, and a batch of ex Metroline Dennis Darts was obtained. The Limebourne business was sold to Connex on 7 July 2001. The Darts were soon replaced by new Optare Solos as part of a new contract, restoring low floor operation to the route, but these did not last long as Alexander ALX400 bodied Dennis Trident 2s were transferred in to convert the route to double deck operation.
Route C3 was included in the sale of Connex to Travel London in February 2004[1] which in turn was sold to Abellio London in May 2009.[2][3]
The route was increased in frequency in July 2008 following the introduction of the western extension to the London congestion charge.[4]
Upon being re-tendered, the route was retained by Abellio London with a new contract commencing on 5 October 2013.[5]
On 16 December 2009, a bus operating route C3 was struck by a lorry carrying metal pylons. The incident happened at around 08.30 in Battersea Plough Road at its junction with St John's Hill. The bus mounted the pavement and toppled over. Three people were taken to hospital with serious injuries, including the bus driver, and 14 more had to be treated for minor injuries.[6][7]
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Route C3 operates via these primary locations:[8]
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Group takes protests over mercury poisoning to premier's door
Grassy Narrows environment issue sends protesters to Kathleen Wynne's house.
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There's too much talking and not enough doing.
That was the message dozens of protesters brought to the door of Premier Kathleen Wynne's home Sunday afternoon.
Winding their way from North Toronto Collegiate towards the Premier's residence at the end of a small cul-de-sac, protestors chanted "justice for Grassy" and "hey Wynne, where ya been," backed by a small marching samba band.
A series of promises, first from former premier Dalton McGuinty and most recently from Wynne, then aboriginal affairs minister, have done nothing said frustrated protestors.
"There are people who are suffering from mercury poisoning, who've been waiting for 40 years and our premier is still dragging her heels and not taking action," said David Sone, organizer of freegrassy.net. "We're trying to let people know because we believe that when people do know they will demand action and that hopefully will wake up Premier Wynne."
It's been more than a year since a Japanese study showed that many residents of Grassy Narrows — a small community in Northern Ontario where a paper mill dumped 20,000 pounds of mercury into its rivers over four decades ago — are still feeling the effects.
Last summer, Wynne promised to use the Japanese report to help move forward, mending fences with the Grassy Narrows residents.
Although there was nobody from Grassy Narrows in attendance and Wynne herself wasn't at home, event organizers and the community's supporters renewed their desire to see the government take responsibility for the poisoning, compensation, and restoration of the river system.
Mia Mioc, a 28-year-old teacher who used to work in a neighbouring community a few years ago, said drinking water, eating fish and the idea of swimming in the water was cause for constant worry.
"I was always checking: is there mercury poisoning? Is it safe? Is it not?"
Even though only a few neighbours on the quiet street came outside to watch, Sone said it's important for supporters to keep raising their voices.
"For people in Grassy Narrows there's no vacation from mercury poisoning, they have to live with it in their homes, their bodies, their families every day. They don't get to go to Muskoka and forget about it for a week."
David Zimmer, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, released a statement Sunday saying the government continues to work with residents to address their concerns.
"Both the community and the province have been very pleased on the progress of the tables," Zimmer said. "We have a positive and respectful dialogue with the community and we'll maintain this going forward."
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The Board of Editors is pleased to present Issue 1 of the 2016 Volume of the Illinois Law Review.
In our first Article of the year, Professor Christopher S. Yoo discusses modularity theory and internet regulation.
Next, Professors Schipani, Liu, and Xu examine Chinese reforms to combat "connection-based bribery" in multinational corporations through a series of recent scandals involving the global healthcare giant, GlaxoSmithKline LLC ("GSK").
Third, Professor Eric Goldman and Angel Reyes III survey the regulation of competitive keyword advertising by lawyers and concludes that such practices are both beneficial for consumers and legitimate under existing U.S. law—except in North Carolina, which adopted an anachronistic and regressive ethics opinion that should be reconsidered.
Fourth, Professor Marc Edelman explores the legal status of "daily fantasy sports" in light of both federal and state gambling laws.
Fifth, Professor Mark C. Weber discusses an extensive research project concerning the intent that must be shown in order to obtain judicial relief under the American disability discrimination law.
Sixth, Edward A. Zelinsky acknowledges the widespread concern that workers are not saving enough for retirement and notes that The Illinois Secure Choice Savings Program Act provides an important first contribution to attempts at remedying the retirement savings problem.
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Laura Ayoub and her sister Sarah want to bring classical music to a wider audience, while Nicola Benedetti, right, will play with three orchestras in a single day
IT'S a marathon day in Glasgow today - but there's not a single athlete involved.
A Classics marathon day will take over the Royal Concert Hall from noon until night, bringing together the cream of the classical world for a diverse bill that touches upon everything from baroque to tango and from Scottish music to material from further afield.
Leading from the front will be Nicola Benedetti, who's set herself the personal challenge of performing with three orchestras as the day goes on
It also promises to let the next generation of Scottish talent emerge, including Bearsden sisters Sarah and Laura Ayoub.
The duo, alongside viola player Christine Anderson, will be kicking off a brand new collaboration between the Hebrides Ensemble and the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland, performing a Russian/Irish programme that includes Shostakovich's popular piano quintet.
And Laura, a violinist who's currently studying at the Royal College of Music in London, is hopeful the all day classic bonanza will help encourage more people to give classical music a go.
"It's not at all the elite few that can go to this event, we want everyone possible there, from kids to those who might not normally come to a classical event," she says.
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"That's what we're continually trying to do, bring classical music to everyone, and it can appeal and speak to everyone... I think classical music does come with a stereotype that it's older people who listen to it and that it's boring.
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Saturday's performance has an added appeal for Laura though, as the 18-year-old will get to perform with her big sister Sarah, a cellist, at the event, something she's obviously delighted by.
"Sarah and I have played together a lot since we were four or five, and it's definitely comfortable to have her onstage," she adds.
"It should be a lot of fun too. The great thing is that we don't play the same instruments! She's a pianist and a cellist and I'm doing piano as a second study but I'm very much a violinist so we're never up against each other.
"There's not any rivalry, we just want the best for each other. Sarah's the one who taught me how much hard work was required, just watching her play the piano for hours and hours."
Although both sisters took up their instruments at a young age, they don't come from a musical family, with Laura joking that her parents are "tone deaf".
Yet both proved naturals, and ended up studying at Douglas Academy in Milngavie, as well as becoming involved in the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland.
Since then Laura take her talents as far afield as Lithuania, where she performed last year, while she also took three top prizes in the Glasgow Music Festival in 2013.
She may now study down south, but she points to Glasgow as being a hotbed of classical culture.
"It's an amazing city for music - it's home to orchestras and the concert hall venues are endless," she says.
"There's a huge amount of opportunities if you're open to them and it's a great place if you're a classical musician.
"There's students from all over the world because of the Royal Conservatoire, and that means there's such a high standard throughout the city."
Speaking of a high standard, few have done more to promote classical music in Scotland than Nicola Benedetti, and Laura believes the Ayrshire born violinist is an inspiration.
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As we await Spike Jonze's return to feature narrative filmmaking with the Joaquin Phoenix-led Her, the helmer has been dropping a few worthy projects along the way. We got two excellent shorts with I'm Here and Arcade Fire's Scenes from the Suburbs and today we have another.
After launching his career in the arena, the director has teamed with Ty Evans and Cory Weincheque for a new skateboarding documentary titled Pretty Sweet. The first trailer has landed, which incorporates some impressive tricks and epic fails, all captured with the finesse one would expect from Jonze. Check it out below thanks to /Film, with the film featuring skaters such as Eric Koston, Guy Mariano, Sean Malto, Marc Johnson, Elijah Berle, Jesus Fernandez and Brian Anderson.
This is an epic tale of two gangs, like The Jets and The Sharks. But Girl and Chocolate aren't even gangs. Some of them act tough and some of them act like babies. But they are even more unlike the Jets and The Sharks in that they aren't even battling each other for territory. They really don't know what the hell they are doing. They don't have a feud, most of them really like each other so that is another thing they don't have in common with the Jets and the Sharks. What they do have in common with The Jets and The Sharks is they love to dance. And when I say dance, I mean SKATE. And when I say SKATE, I mean really good. From the directors that brought you Mouse, Yeah Right and Fully Flared, another chapter in this tale with no plot, no ending but beautiful inner battles acted out on a little board with wheels.
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Student Trainee Hotel of Taiwan Hospitality and Tourism College is located at the campus of THTC in Hualien County. The feature of the hostel is the number of tourist attractions nearby, such as Hualien Ocean Park, Lichuan Fishing Farm, and Taroko National Park.
Hostel facilities include; a common room, tv room, café, free WiFi and a nearby internet café, air conditioning, laundry and luggage room.
Staying here you'll enjoy the hospitality service provided by the university students. This hotel is your first and only choice to stay when you visit Hualien - The left bank of the Pacific Ocean
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You really need to update your webpage--the Fengtian train station is NOT a 15 minute walk away from this hostel. I also realize this is an internship hotel, for students to gain experience, but still, I must say the service was quite lacking. I booked two nights using the HI hostel website, and when I got there, I found that saturday night was already full. When I paid, the clerk wasn't able to change a larger bill. I had to fill out some application for a receipt that I didn't want, as well. Students, please study a bit harder.
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