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Chateau Flacelliere Keep
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Chateau / 5 bedrooms / sleeps 10 Home 63943
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Chateau / 5 bedrooms / sleeps 10
|Key Info
The historical Chateau de la Flacelliere is located in the Western Loire and is available for booking by the day, the week, the month or longer. It is the stunning Keep building next to the main chateau that is available for hire. The extensive grounds of the estate house a swimming pool (for guests use) and superb manicured gardens.
The Keep can sleep up to 10 guests and has a private garden with exotic trees and flowers, a barbeque dining terrace and plenty of garden furniture. For larger groups, up to 24, it is also possible to rent the neighbouring Pavilion (sleeps 10) adjacent to the Keep.
|Sleeps up to 10, 5 bedrooms
|5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|7 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Nantes, La Rochelle and Angers 70 km, Nearest railway: Angers TGV 70 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone, Fax machine, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (5)
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The Keep (a medieval tower) can sleep up to 10 guests in its romantic bedrooms that have been furnished with beautiful antiques. The beds are top of the range with brand new linen, and there are televisions in each of the 5 double rooms.
On the ground floor you will enjoy the expansive medieval dining room with its large fireplace and window that opens out from a very thick wall in to the garden. The kitchen is equipped with all the modern conveniences you could wish. On the first floor is the comfortable sitting room with its unique fresco painted ceiling. Sit by the large gothic fireplace in the wonderful antique furniture. Also on this floor is a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom.
On the second floor there are two more double bedrooms that share a bathroom. On the third floor there are another two double/twin bedrooms that share a bathroom. You can enjoy a real wood fire at extra cost or absolutely free by collecting the wood in the park. There is a table tennis table available for all guests.
|Further details outdoors
The Keep has a private garden with exotic trees and flowers, a barbeque dining terrace and plenty of garden furniture. We recommend a picnic by the pond!
Also within the grounds of the estate you will find the swimming pool with sun loungers. You will find ample parking in front of the Chateau.
|Further details
The Pays de la Loire region
On the Atlantic coast between the châteaux of the Loire Valley and the Bordeaux vineyards, lies Poitou-Charentes and the Vendee. This is one of the sunniest corners of the western coastline of France.
There is an astonishing average of 2250 hours of sunshine a year, making Poitou-Charentes one of the most consistently desirable places to visit in France. The warm air might give you the impression you're in the Mediterranean, the coast however with its dunes, pine forests and long beaches, are unmistakably Atlantic.
Further inland you find the River Charente and valley that epitomises rural France. The Charentes was once a busy industrial shipping inland waterway, today it's a peaceful lush land with plenty of vineyards and chateau.
There are plenty of cities and lively resorts that hold great charm and interest in the Poitou-Charentes region of France. Noirmoutier, Re, Oleron, Cognac, Poitiers and La Rochelle are all have their own appeal.
The principle town of Poitou-Charentes is La Rochelle, which is one of the prettiest and most distinctive towns in France. It is worth noting that the coast around La Rochelle is great for family holidays with shallow waters and miles of safe beaches. This historic and pretty town now has a modern marina that compliments the old port, and the waterfront restaurants are always busy and are of a high quality. And perched on a hilltop overlooking two rivers, Poitiers for its ecclesiastical architecture and history is worth a day trip at least.
Just northwest of Poitou-Charentes lies the rural department of the Vendee. The Vendee is dramatically crossed by four rivers, the Sèvre Nantaise, the Vendée, the Lay and the Sèvre Niortaise (which is over 150km long). The coast of the Vendée stretches to over 160km of mostly sandy beaches, many of them surprisingly unpopulated.
The Vendee has an exceptionally mild climate, that has long attracted large numbers tourists from France and abroad. Some of the more popular resorts include Les Sables d'Ollone, La Tranche-sur-Mer and St Jean de Monts. Several of the Vendee's beaches are "blue flagged" for cleanliness.
Inland, the chief attractions include the Marais Poitevin (an area of marshlands famed for wildlife), the forested area around the village of Mervent, the rolling countryside of the Bocage and the historical theme park at the Puy du Fou. However, the main attraction and focus of the Vendee is the 90 kilometre stretch of coast between scenic Ile de Noirmoutier, and the stylish and chic Les Sables-d'Olonne. Les Sables-d'Olonne is popular with the Parisians and has an excellent art collection. And Ile de Noirmoutier was a monastic settlement in the 7th century and now is one of France's premier tourist resorts.
Cognac is made in the Charente so a trip to the medieval town is always interesting! This locally produced spirit is world famous. And the great food speciality of the Vendee and Poitou-Charentes is oysters.
With the climate, history and cuisine, Vendee and Poitou-Charentes is among the most popular holiday chateau destinations in France.
At the Castle: Swimming Pool in Summer.
- Jacuzzi.
- Pond.
Nearby: Horse Riding.
- Tennis Courts.
- Golf, 25 kilometres away.
Day Excursions: Loire Valley Castles and Region.
- The Vendée Region.
- Saumur, Nantes and Angers.
- Poitiers and Futuroscope.
- Les Sables d'Olonne and La Rochelle on the Atlantic Ocean.
The castle is surrounded by a formal garden "jardin à la Française" and 40 acres of landscaped grounds with some beautiful age-old trees, a heated pool and a pond where you may fish. It is a haven of peace, quiet and beauty. The "Haut Bocage Vendéen" consists in woods and hills overlooking the "Bas Bocage", which stretch till the Atlantic Ocean, about 80 km from the chateau. There's plenty of nice walks around the castle.
The castle is located next to the village that can be reached by foot. There you can find all the shops you need (a small supermarket selling a wide range of goodies, 2 bakeries, bank & a cash machine that accepts international cards, a hairdresser, chemist, a restaurant and café, taxi and a florist. A doctor and a medical service is also available.
For your cultural and sportive excursions, our reception desk will guide you to discover the various activities of the "Haut-Bocage" and we will always be there to help the guests in their choice. The château is one hour distance from La Rochelle or the Loire castles like Saumur and Chinon. We draw your attention to the night spectacle of "Le Puy du Fou" during the summer season. During the day, you may visit a reconstructed XVIIIth century medieval village , with several animations. Do not miss also the manor of La Chabotteri (XVIIIèsiècle). You can also bath or fish in the "Sèvre Nantaise" or windsurf on the beaches. You can horse ride, hike and rent bicycles. There is also a 18-holes golf course 25km away.
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Book your room at Playaballena SPA Hotel
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Rota hotel in Costa Ballena with full-service spa
This family-friendly Rota hotel is located by the sea, within 3 mi (5 km) of Costa Ballena Ocean Golf Club, El Camaleon Chipiona and Chipiona Fishing Corrales. La Regla Beach and Moscatel Museum are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Hotel Features
This hotel features a full-service spa, a restaurant, and an outdoor pool. Additionally, a fitness center, a bar/lounge, and a poolside bar are onsite.
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All 324 rooms offer WiFi, minibars, and TVs. Guests will also find room service, ceiling fans, and safes.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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In addition to a full-service spa, Playaballena SPA Hotel features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the hotel's bars, which include a poolside bar and a bar/lounge. High-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
A business center is on site at this 4-star property. 2 meeting rooms are available. This family-friendly hotel also offers a children's pool, a rooftop terrace, and a children's club. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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- Number of floors - 3
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
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An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
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Acquaplaya has massage/treatment rooms and couples treatment room(s). Services include massages, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and hydrotherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna and Turkish bath/hammam.
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So if you run your mouth, your jaw gone
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As he explains in his next line, this a double entendre
The obvious meaning is that Joey's boy got a shotgun, and if you talk shit, he'll blow your jaw off. The double entendre comes from "jaw-goned" which sounds similar to jargon. Jargon is any form of talking, so if you run your mouth, you're "jargonning"
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The University of Mary Washington is proud to host a NIKE Lacrosse Camp again in 2015. Located in Fredericksburg, Virginia this camp challenges campers of all abilities to get better results through intensive training sessions and seizing teachable moments to build confident lacrosse players.
At the Nike Boys Lacrosse Camp at the University of Mary Washington, our goal is to stimulate a love for the game by immersing you in the sport and giving you the kind of focused, intensive training essential to improvement. Over the course of camp, your enthusiasm and self-confidence will grow along with your skills. Instruction takes place on UMW's turf field located on campus.
Through 25 seasons as head coach of the University of Mary Washington men's lacrosse team, Kurt Glaeser has made the Eagles one of the most competitive squads in the Mid-Atlantic Region.
A fine player in his own right, Glaeser's playing career began as a midfielder at famed Loyola High School in Baltimore, Md., and continued both as a midfielder and an attack at Western Maryland College. In 1978, under legendary coach Bill Thomas, Glaeser (a tri-captain and all-conference selection) helped the Green Terror to its first Middle Atlantic Conference title. His post-collegiate career included playing experience with several club teams. Prior to coming to Fredericksburg, Glaeser was the head coach at Drew University in 1981 and 1982. He received his master of arts degree in physical education from Montclair State College.
A detailed camper registration packet containing check-in location, health/release forms, emergency contact info, and a list of things to bring will be emailed to all registered campers prior to camp. Our health and release forms do not require a doctor's signature and they will be collected on the first day of camp.
Check in takes place at Virginia Hall on Wednesday, July 8th.
• Overnight campers – between 12:00-2:00pm
• Ext. Day camper – between 1:30-2:00pm
• Dinner will be the only meal provided on the first day so remember to eat before arriving!
A closing ceremony will take place on Saturday, July 11th on the field at 11:30am.
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Campers stay 2 per room and are assigned by age and roommate requests. If you have a roommate request, and have not already given it to us, please do so no later than 10 days before the start of camp. After that, the request can't be guaranteed. If you don't have a roommate request, you will be placed in a room with someone near your age.
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Bathrooms: shared
Linens: Not provided
Air Conditioning: No
Suggested spending money: $40
Medical facility: a certified trainer will be on staff at all times
*Virginia Hall is NOT air-conditioned - please bring a fan!
On the first day of camp, all extended day campers should arrive at Virginia Hall dressed to play at 1:45pm. All other days, the arrival time is 8:30 a.m. Extended day campers depart at 8:30 p.m. The best drop off and pick up locations will be announced at check-in.
♦ Daily Schedule: WED 2PM-9PM, THURS-FRI 9AM-9PM, SAT 9AM-12 NOON
Team Discount: If five or more campers register together, each camper is eligible for a $25 discount. Please have a team contact reach out directly to the USSC office at 1-800-645-3226 to receive a discount code to identify your group. Campers may then register through the website at their convenience and apply the coupon code during check-out.
Goalie Discount: To ensure each session has enough goalies for drills and scrimmages, all goalies automatically qualify for a special $50 discount. You can call 1-800-645-3226 to receive the goalie discount over the phone or you can indicate that you are eligible for the goalie discount in the "comments" field when registering via our secure website. Goalie discount cannot be combined with any other discount.
The University of Mary Washington prides itself in providing an optimal environment for athletes to practice their craft. Battleground Outdoor Complex plays host to lacrosse, soccer, tennis, field hockey, track and field, baseball and softball, and is regarded as one of the finest facilities of its kind in Virginia.
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Jan 16 2013, 3:08pm CST | by Luigi Lugmayr
Nicole Kidman says she "utterly respects" her eldest children's Scientology beliefs.
The 45-year-old actress - who is married to Australian singer Keith Urban with whom she shares daughters Sunday Rose, four, and Faith Margaret, two, - said she will never discuss her older children Isabella, 20, and 17-year-old Connor Cruise's commitment to the controversial sect or speak out against it.
'The Paperboy' star - who was previously married to Isabella and Connor's father Tom Cruise - told The Hollywood Reporter: "I've chosen not to speak publicly about Scientology. I have two children who are Scientologists -- Connor and Isabella -- and I utterly respect their beliefs."
The Oscar winner also opened up about her views on fame and thinks that some of the perks are "tacky.
She said: "Never would I take free clothes. That would be so ... tacky. These people work so hard to make beautiful things -- you have to appreciate that."
Nicole revealed that she much prefers living away from Hollywood with her husband in Nashville, although she admitted their days are equally star-studded there.
She said: "It's such an easy lifestyle. And it's more diverse than you'd expect. There's so much great music. The Black Keys go jogging past the restaurant Keith and I go to. We'll hang out with Jack White in the studio. And there's music in our house all the time -- Keith plays harmonica, drums, banjo, piano and bass guitar. He has a strong will about his career, and so do I. We want each other to thrive and do what we love, and we never interfere in the other's career choices."
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Air conditioner loud. Some of the people loud with talking and car sirens at 2AM.
Nice price Clean rooms with easy access Lots of good restaurants
Washing machines in disrepair Breakfast selection was pretty small
The area has a ton of good food places (cracker barrel included), it's not to far off from Benton Harbor along with a lot of nice little tourist attraction shops. The room was really clean and the staff was really friendly. There really wasn't one thing I didn't enjoy from this place
I really only didn't enjoy the channel selection from the "premium" channels on it. There was only about 10 or so and half of them were sports (not that it's bad or anything) but still a variety would have been nice.


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The 'onslaught' of visual media has resulted in collapse of moral values among children which needs to be looked into immediately to ensure restoration of the culture and tradition of the society, said noted Kannada film Director T S Nagabharana.
Speaking after inaugurating the three-day University Inter-Collegiate Cultural and Literary contest-2012 here, he quoted an incident in which a school boy asks his father to give a gun as a birthday gift so that he could shoot his teacher contrary to the earlier days when children used to ask for gifts of different kind.
More then 1000 students from various colleges affiliated to University of Mysore took part.
During the three-day cultural extravaganza, the students would be taking part in various competitions like light music, devotional songs, film songs, folk songs, debate in English and Kannada, quiz, mono acting etc., at five different places.


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Here's another variation (the last?) on the ball in cage design. I used Groboto for the basic model, distorted it in Sculptris and then added the ball in Cheetah3D.
The first time I printed this, I had the "puddle" horizontal but the grain in the cage looked odd since it printed it at an angle. For this version, I printed it with the cage vertical and the puddle at an angle. The grain came out fine then.
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Digital Displacement® (DD) technology is a fundamental advance in fluid power.
Conventionally, hydraulic pumps and motors are controlled varying the stroke of the pistons with an adjustable mechanism. They are robust, compact and low cost, but suffer from poor energy efficiency over typical duty cycles and suffer from the delay and inaccuracy of analog control. Despite these drawbacks, hydrostatic power transmission is used in applications where the benefits outweigh the drawbacks, such as mobile work vehicles and industrial machinery. However, large markets such as automotive transmissions and wind turbines are ruled out by the poor overall efficiency.
Digital Displacement is a fundamental advance. Instead of varying the stroke mechanically, the output is controlled by digitally enabling individual cylinders on a stroke-by-stroke basis. Each cylinder is provided with electronically-controlled digital valves, capable to change state in few milliseconds. Each cylinder may be switched from idle, motoring or pumping cycles once every shaft revolution, in a pattern determined by an embedded controller. This results in much faster and more accurate control response compared to variable-stroke machines.
The simplified animation on the left above shows all six (pink) cylinders of one bank of a Digital Displacement® pump idling. The low-pressure valves above the cylinders are continuously open and oil moves at low-pressure into and out of the cylinders. The animation on the right shows the low-pressure valve of each cylinder closing when its piston reaches bottom-dead-centre. The piston colour changes from green to red as pressure increases, the high-pressure valve to the side of each cylinder opens and high-pressure oil is delivered to the external circuit. In a typical application each cylinder is enabled only as individually required to satisfy the load requirements.
Digital Displacement® machines exhibit superior part-load efficiency, because cylinders which are not needed for the present demand will default to an "idle" state, in which they have very little parasitic energy loss. Conventional machines pressurise all cylinders on every stroke, suffering high fixed losses from bearing loads, leakage and oil compressibility, leading to poor part-load efficiency.
A comparison of the efficiency and energy losses of the E-dyn 96 Digital Displacement® pump with a conventional 70cc/rev swash plate pump is shown below. The measured loss results of the 70cc/rev swash plate pump are normalised to 96cc/rev to be directly comparable to E-dyn96.
Over a typical duty cycle, Digital Displacement® machines show a quarter of the energy losses of conventional machines. This translates into significant energy costs savings, as well as reducing oil heating.
For a fixed industrial application, the figure below shows the calculated electrical energy cost reduction of a 96cc/rev Digital Displacement® pump compared to a swashplate pump, on the basis of continuous operation.
At the 1.6MW scale for wind turbines, the machines are even more efficient: Artemis has demonstrated the most efficient hydraulic transmission ever built, with 93.5% peak efficiency from shaft-to-shaft, and a wide range of efficient operation even at part load. Working with parent company Mitsubishi Heavy Indistries, we have built 7 MW transmissions for offshore wind.
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The all-suite Marco Beach Ocean Resort overlooking the Gulf of Mexico offers an intimate environment. The resort brings exceptional service, lodging, spa and fitness center, sparking pool, 3.5 miles of sugar sand beach and several dining options to Marco Island.
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Pedestrian-spotting software for driverless cars improves in speed and accuracy
How long does it take to publish a research paper?
Nature: The experience many researchers have when trying to publish their research results can be stressful, and for some journals the length of the peer-review process seems to be growing substantially. Daniel Himmelstein of the University of California, San Francisco, analyzed submission and acceptance dates for all papers indexed in the PubMed database and found that the median time between submission and acceptance has been roughly 100 days for the past 30 years. In Himmelstein's data it appears that the longer delays are more common for the journals authors most desired to be published in and in popular open-access journals. Nature's turnaround time has increased from 85 days to 150 days over the last decade, and PLoS ONE's has gone from 37 to 125 days in about the same period. In some fields the delay is less; in physics, for example, the publication of preprints of articles is thought to help increase final print publishing turnaround times. In the biological sciences a group of researchers and publishers is meeting to discuss whether the disciplines should adopt a preprint model for articles.
Obama's 2017 science budget favors nondefense basic research and mandatory spending
Science: The Obama administration yesterday released its 2017 budget requests, which included a $152 billion request for all federal R&D, up 4% from 2016. The increase would come through mandatory spending, which will require Congress to dedicate specific revenue streams for each program. This is in contrast to discretionary spending, which goes through the usual appropriations process. In the past, Congress has favored discretionary funding because it gives them more control over spending. Within the budget, NSF, the Department of Energy's Office of Science, and NIST—the three largest basic research agencies—would receive a combined $14.6 billion in funding, about 7% more than in 2016. NASA's budget would remain flat at $5.6 billion and the Department of Defense's basic science spending would be cut 9% to $2.115 billion.
Supreme Court puts hold on Obama administration's Clean Power Plan
BBC: On 9 February in a 5–4 vote, the US Supreme Court ordered the Obama administration to not take any further steps to carry out the Clean Power Plan that was established in August 2015 until the legal challenges to the plan have been heard. The plan was designed to cut carbon dioxide emissions nationwide by 32% by 2030 and to promote a shift to renewable energy sources. Each state would be assigned a target reduction goal and then would be given leeway to determine how best to reach that goal. However, the plan was challenged in the courts by a coalition of 27 states, utilities, and coal miners as a violation of states' rights. The challenge, which included an attempt to stop progress with the plan while the other legal issues were settled, was initially rejected by a US appellate court in January/ After that rejection, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case.
Particulate pollution from the 1970s continues to increase chance of early death
New Scientist: In the 1970s, particulate pollution in England and Wales was five times worse than it is currently. A new study has found that because of those higher levels and despite how much time has passed, exposure to that pollution carries the same risk of death as exposure to current levels of pollution. Anna Hansell of Imperial College London and her colleagues tracked 368 000 people living in England and Wales between 1971 and 2001 and recorded smoke particle levels and sulfur dioxide levels in the air where they lived. They found that a person who had lived in a more highly polluted area in 1971 had a 14% higher chance of dying between 2002 and 2009 than someone who had lived in a less polluted area.
Mini ice age may have contributed to sixth-century famine, plague, and fall of empires
UN panel releases draft of rule limiting aircraft emissions
Nature: On 8 February the United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) released a draft of what may be the first global standard for greenhouse gas emissions for aircraft. The plan, which wouldn't take full effect until 2028, could decrease fuel consumption for new aircraft at cruising speed by 4% from current levels. However, many environmental groups believe the plan will not have a significant effect on global emissions because it does not call for any changes to currently operating aircraft and does not push for large enough changes on new aircraft. In addition, any decrease in emissions does not compensate for the predicted expansion of air travel. An analysis by the International Council on Clean Transportation, a nonprofit research group, suggests that manufacturers could cost-efficiently reduce carbon dioxide emissions from new aircraft by 25% in 2024 and by 40% in 2034. It is likely that the US, the European Union, and some other countries will independently adopt their own, more stringent standards.
Hubble determines source of cloud of gas approaching Milky Way
Ars Technica: The Smith Cloud contains enough gas to form an estimated 2 million stars, which is exactly what is expected to occur when the cloud collides with the Milky Way 30 million years from now. Its speed of nearly 1 million km per hour has stretched the cloud into a shape 11 000 light-years long and 2500 light-years across. If visible to the naked eye, the cloud would appear to be 30 times the size of the full moon. And now the Hubble Space Telescope has been used to determine that the cloud actually originated in the Milky Way itself. UV spectroscopy of light from distant galaxies revealed a significant amount of sulfur and other heavy elements in the cloud that suggest that it originated from a region of our galaxy 45 000 light years from the galactic core. Based on its speed and trajectory, it appears that the cloud was ejected 70 million years ago. But what ejected it and answers to other questions, such as how it maintained so much mass instead of drifting apart, are still unknown.
SpaceX to increase rocket production and launches
Space News: On 3 February SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell spoke at the Federal Aviation Administration's annual Commercial Space Transportation Conference and announced that the company would be increasing production rates and launches of its Falcon 9 rockets. Currently the company produces six to eight rocket cores each year, and Shotwell indicated that it planned to have an output of 30 per year by the end of 2-16. To do that, SpaceX is moving from producing three Falcon 9 first stage rockets at a time to producing nine at a time and will also be increasing its production of the Merlin engines that power its rockets. Shotwell also revealed that the company had finished renovations of Launch Complex 39A, where it will launch crewed Falcon 9 rockets and the Falcon Heavy, a larger rocket expected to debut later this year.
Widespread protest erupts over Australian climate research budget cuts
The Guardian: Australia's government announced plans to cut the budget of and restructure the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Outreach Organisation (CSIRO) that would eliminate 350 jobs at the agency and overwhelmingly affect the agency's climate research capabilities. In response to the plan, more than 600 climate researchers from around the world have signed a letter arguing that the cuts would be severely damaging to Australia's research abilities and would hinder the country's ability to meet the emissions targets it agreed to at the Paris climate conference late last year. In Australia at a joint meeting of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanic Society and the Australian Research Council's center of excellence for climate research more than 200 researchers gathered for a protest of the proposed plan.
Indian Point groundwater radiation levels prompt NRC inspection
New York Times: On Saturday, New York's governor Andrew Cuomo announced that groundwater radiation levels at the Indian Point nuclear reactor site had experienced a significant rise in three of the site's monitoring wells. Cuomo reported that one of the wells saw an increase of 65 000%. In response to the elevated levels, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is sending a radiation-protection specialist to the plant to inspect the facility. Entergy Corporation issued a statement that the increased radiation, which was caused by a leak of tritium-contaminated water, did not pose a health risk to the public, and a spokesman for the NRC confirmed that the danger is minimal. However, Cuomo said that he had instructed the state's Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Health to participate in the investigation because Indian Point is located in a heavily populated area and is just 45 miles from Manhattan.
Carbon storage from reforestation may be offset by shift in tree type
Nature: From 1750 to 1850, nearly 200 000 km2 of forest were cut down in Europe. In the 160 years since, forests have reclaimed an area more than twice as large and now cover 10% more land than they did in 1750. However, the amount of carbon stored in those forests is 3.1 billion tons lower than what was stored in 1750. According to Kim Naudts of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany, and her colleagues, it appears that the difference is likely due to the shift from deciduous trees to conifers in an area covering 633 000 km2. Naudt's team says that the shift was caused by timber harvesting and replanting, which favors conifers because of their fast rate of growth.
Former project manager provides inside view of innovative US defense research agency
Smart contact lenses being developed for medical and recreational use
Experts tell Congress that NASA's plan to reach Mars is in trouble
Ars Technica: For the past five years, NASA has stated that one of its primary goals is crewed missions to Mars. On Wednesday, a House space subcommittee heard comments from three outside experts about NASA's plans. John Sommerer, who was the chair of a National Research Council panel that reviewed NASA's human spaceflight programs in a 2014 report, indicated that to meet the agency's goals would require roughly $500 billion over the next 20 to 40 years. In contrast, NASA director Charles Bolden and other agency officials have said that they are comfortable with the agency's current budget for human exploration, plus increases for inflation, which only totals to $180 billion over 20 years. However, that amount would not allow for continued support of the International Space Station. Tom Young, former director of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, agreed with Sommerer that NASA does not have a clearly defined plan for reaching Mars. Young and Sommerer said that NASA would need to either receive a significant budget boost or narrow its focus and shift funds away from other programs.
Researchers use visible light pulses to catch electrons in the act of emitting photons
New Scientist: In 2008, Eleftherios Goulielmakis of the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching, Germany, and his colleagues created the shortest ever pulses of light, with a duration of just 80 attoseconds (10−18 s). However, they used extreme UV (EUV) light, which is so energetic that it can strip electrons away from an atom entirely, rendering it useless for measuring the responses of electrons to outside stimuli. Now, Goulielmakis's team has created the shortest ever pulses of visible light, with a duration of 380 attoseconds. Visible light does not strip electrons from around an atom; rather, it excites them just enough that they emit their own photons. The attosecond flashes were created by merging light pulses that were the same wavelength but slightly out of phase. Their interference cancels out all but small parts of the pulses. The 380-attosecond pulse was short enough to act like a camera flash, which allowed the researchers to catch the emission of UV photons from electrons orbiting krypton atoms. That emission took place just 115 attoseconds after the electrons were excited. It is the first time that researchers have been able to both excite an electron to emit a photon and directly measure the time it takes.
Researchers work to improve fuel cells for cars
University learning assistant program strives to improve STEM teaching
Study shows that characteristic surface wrinkles of the human brain are due to physical forces
Guardian: Forty years ago a theory was proposed that the wrinkles on the outer layer, or cortex, of the human brain formed during fetal development because of differential growth rates and the constraints of the size and shape of the skull. A team led by Tuomos Tallinen of the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, has tested the theory for the first time. The researchers used a 3D printed model of a 22-week-old fetal brain before any wrinkling had occurred. The model was made of a soft polymer core coated with an absorbent elastomer gel that represented the cortex. When placed in a solvent, the elastomer swelled and buckled because of its attachment to the core, which restrains the expansion. The result was short furrows that elongated and then formed into the characteristic junctions and bends seen in real brains. When Tallinen and his team members modelled the process mathematically and compared the model with images of different stages of fetal brain development, they saw a distinct similarity. Although the process doesn't match the volume or surface-area increases seen in real brains and doesn't account for the external limitations imposed by the skull, it does provide potential insight into the mechanics of brain growth.
Light from black hole jets appears to be from circularly moving electrons
BBC: The supermassive black hole at the center of galaxy Pictor A produces two jets of extremely bright x rays that extend three times the width of the Milky Way. The jets were originally revealed by the Chandra X-Ray Observatory, but what made them so bright could not be determined because the pictures of the galaxy were not of high-enough resolution. Now Martin Hardcastle of the University of Hertfordshire, UK, and his colleagues have combined 15 years of x-ray data from Chandra with radio images created by the Australia Telescope Compact Array. The resulting images, whose resolution is five or six times better than that of the best previous images of Pictor A, reveal new details and allow a better examination of the physics at play in the jets. Based on the images, Hardcastle's team believes that the light being emitted from the jets is caused by electrons that are being accelerated in very tight circles similar to the way they are in synchrotrons on Earth. However, what is causing the electrons to be reaccelerated along the full length of the jets isn't clear.


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Have you ever been driving along when all of a sudden you hear a "popping" noise? The sound of your cars tire hitting something, like an awful pothole. Well, it's a lot easier than you think to change your own tire instead of having to call someone to help you or having to call roadside assistance. So, if you're willing to exert some energy and have the proper tools you will be changing your own tire in no time. Here are the steps you need to take to safely and properly change your tire.
1.) Make sure you are on a flat stable and safe place. Your car needs to be on a stable, flat surface to avoid the car from rolling. If you happen to be on or near a busy road, try to park your car as far away from the traffic as you possibly can. Turn on your Hazard lights to alert other drivers that you are there and that you are stopped.
2.) As an extra precaution, to prevent your car from rolling apply the parking break as well as putting your car into park. If you drive, a manual transmission car put your car into either first gear or reverse.
3.) Place a heavy object behind your car's tires as an extra precaution against your car rolling into oncoming traffic.
4.) Remove the spare tire and jack from your car. In most cars they are both located in the trunk underneath the carpeting. Place the car jack underneath the frame of the car near the tire that you are going to replace. Make sure that the jack is in direct contact with the metal car frame. Most newer cars have a notch on the frame near the front wheel wells or rear wheel wells. This is where the jack is to be placed.
5.) Raise the jack just high enough that it is supporting the car but not lifting it off the ground. Doing this allows you to check to make sure that the jack is in the proper place and that there's no chance of it slipping out while you are raising the car.
6.) Loosen but do not remove the lugnuts by turning them counterclockwise by using the wrench that came with your car or a cross wrench that you can find at any auto parts store. Loosening them instead of removing them so you know that you are loosening the lug nuts and not just turning the wheel.
7.) At this point you want to jack the car up so you can easily remove the flat tire and replace it with the spare. You can now completely remove the lugnuts. Just continue turning counterclockwise.
8.) Remove the flat tire and place under the car. So, in case the jack slips the car will fall onto the tire and will prevent injury.
9.) Carefully place the spare tire on the hub. Place the lugnuts on the hub. Tighten by hand making sure they are all snug.
10.) Slowly lower the car, making sure not to put full weight on it right away. Tighten the lugnuts as tight as possible.
11.) Lower the car to the ground and remove the jack. Check the lugnuts one last time and tighten more if you can. Place the flat tire in your trunk and take it to the garage for repair.
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Ginny-B Family CampgroundGinny-B Family Campground
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Foster, Rhode Island
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The Ginny-B Family Campground consists of 90 acres of tall oaks and open fields. A small spring-fed river meanders for nearly one-half mile through the center of the camping area. The river, which is clear and clean, is from 8 to 12 feet wide, and normally a few inches deep, with numerous shallow pools. Two recreation halls are available for the entertainment of our guests. For our young folks there will be a free children's bingo on Saturday afternoon and a dance with prizes on Saturday night. There is ample open area for recreation or games which require a large field. The baseball diamonds are provided with a backstop. Volleyball, basketball and horseshoe courts are available at no additional charge. A three acre pond with a beach is for swimming and sun bathing, and our smaller pond is for fishing. Also, the brook provides many hours of entertainment for the younger set.
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NW 70th Street, Seattle WA
"Consciousness is a causative force in the human body; It reshapes the
Paul McLean, Nobel Prize Speech
Shambhala Meditation
Kid's Dance
Body Mind Centering Breema adult Hip Hop
Mindfulness Meditation
Jean Hindle is the founder of Soma Yoga
and Soma Yoga
& Dance Studio.
She began developing Soma Yoga
twenty years ago as she became more exposed to Somatic Movement Education. She has been a yoga & meditation teacher, somatic
movement educator and dancer in Seattle for twenty three years.
below is her current teaching - for all offerings at studio,
please see classes & workshop pages
private & semi-private sessions are by appointment
(private study for adults, teens & children).
Her regular weekly classes & workshops are below. On site corporate
& school
workshops are by appointment.
an important Somatic Movement article:
A modern yoga with ancient roots. Soma
Yoga brings the wisdom of somatic movement education to your hatha yoga &
meditation practice.
Chronic tension patterns change as the body regains its innate
ability to self-correct to ease and efficiency (neuromuscular
re-patterning). Hatha Yoga practice
supports strength, agility, equanimity and clarity of mind. Somatic
movement Education liberates us from layers of involuntary holding patterns
and cultivates a deeper awareness and understanding in Hatha Yoga practice
and everyday life. Yoga blends asana (physical postures), pranayama
(breath energy practices) and meditation. Awareness of habitual moving,
thinking and attention patterns is possible; and with awareness sits
Private and Semi-Private Sessions with Jean (founder of Soma Yoga) are by
The Ground of Being
in town retreat
Jean Hindle of Soma Yoga & Jennifer
Cabanero of The Yoga Tree
come together to bring you these gentle, transformational weekends
of Somatic Movement & iRest® Yoga Nidra.
May 14-15 2016 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 - 5:00pm
$150 for each retreat
limited to eight
pre-registration required
(please see workshop page)
Somatic Movement Education - Change the Way You Move, Change
the Way You Live - Somatic Movement Education re-awakens our inherent agility and expands our
possibilities for moving effortlessly in all we do.
slow, gentle movement patterns liberate us from layers of involuntary,
habitual holding patterns.
Chronic tension patterns change as the body regains its innate ability to
self-correct to ease and efficiency (neuromuscular re-patterning).
Change the way you move, change the way you live.
These movement awareness practices invite quiet mind, a deep unwinding and
endless discovery. This work stems from Somatic Unwinding, Hanna Somatics,
Feldenkrais, Alexander Technique, BrainDance developmental movement &
my twenty years as a somatic movement educator.
Discover the
amazing capacity of your nervous system for somatic releasing, resourcing
and re-education.
The 8 BrainDance developmental movement patterns
focus on the fundamental movement patterns which
originally wired our brain/central nervous system. These patterns are the
foundation for all movement and support optimal movement & cognitive
function in any activity you do. Bring agility, balance, strength and
ease to all of the movement activities in your life.
BrainDance is an excellent cognitive and physical warm up. The
re-patterning will improve any physical activity you enjoy.
We can expand our possibilities for moving and thus living.
A five minute standing BrainDance is a wonderful work break.
Somatic Movement Class is Tuesdays 6:00 - 7:00pm drop-ins
welcome open to all
Private & Semi-Private Sessions are by appointment. Somatic
Movement Education Workshops - open to all.
Somatic Movement Workshops
Saturdays 1:00 - 4:00pm
March 26
(please see workshop page)
pre-registration required limited to eight
Move ~
A somatics/dance class for optimal movement health - inspired by
my many years as a dancer and somatic
movement educator.
This class is inspired
by my sheer love of movement and its ability to keep us awake, strong,
agile, joyful and
healthy. We always warm up with the brilliant BrainDance patterns.
open to all
Move! Classes are Tuesdays 12:00 - 1:00pm and Fridays 10:00 - 11:00am drop-ins
Private & Semi-Private Sessions are by appointment.
Move Workshops
Sundays 12:00 - 1:30pm
February 21 March 20 April 17
(please see workshop page)
pre-registration required limited to eight
You may join classes, workshops, retreats, schedule private or semi-private
sessions or
arrange on-site visits to your workplace/classroom/art studios.
& Semi-Private Sessions
with Jean Hindle are by appointment
Soma Yoga Hatha Yoga
Somatic Movement Education BrainDance
For On -Site Programs (Workplace/Classroom/Art Studios/Parks) please click here
Soma Yoga practice MP3's
Basics, Deep
Restoration, Office/Chair, Improvisational
these gentle practices are suitable for all
free practice MP3's come with class cards
gift certificates are available
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- Coach John Thompson III preaches patience at Georgetown. Jessie Sapp is a believer.
The sophomore guard scored a career-high 20 points to break a shooting slump and lead the second-seeded Hoyas to an 80-55 rout over 15th-seeded Belmont in the first round of the East Regional on Thursday.
Sapp had been 12-for-42 in his previous six games and had failed to reach double figures.
"Basically, I was rushing a lot of shots," Sapp said. "We kind of slowed it down. Coach and the other coaches told me, 'Just take your time on your shot.' ... I was making them."
Patience has been the buzzword of Thompson's attempt to bring another championship to Georgetown. Once his Princeton-style offense finally began chewing up clock and churning out points, the outmanned Bruins couldn't catch up.
"At times we rushed a few things, but as the course of the game went on, we kind of settled down, and that's what we do best," guard Jonathan Wallace said.
Jeff Green added 15 points and Sapp made a career-high four 3-pointers for the Hoyas (27-6), who advanced to the second round for the second straight year. They will renew a one-time Big East rivalry Saturday when they face seventh-seeded Boston College.
"They went to the ACC, and I thought I'd only have to see them on television," Thompson said.
Roy Hibbert added 10 points and 13 rebounds for Georgetown, which won its 16th in 17 games by snapping Belmont's seven-game winning streak and dealing the Bruins their second straight lopsided loss in the tournament.
"They're so tough ... to stop them inside," Belmont guard Justin Hare said. "When they're hitting outside shots, it makes it even harder. I don't think most teams in the nation could beat them when their inside-out game was as hot as it was in the first half."
A quarter-century ago, Thompson's father led the physical, intimidating Hoyas to the Final Four. Now, his son's team is showing flashes of similar success -- even if the teams' styles are nothing alike.
John Thompson III led Georgetown to its highest seed since Allen Iverson and the coach's father led the Hoyas to a No. 2 seed in 1996. The Hoyas improved to 17-1 in their last 18 first-round games.
With a lineup that included Green -- the Big East's player of the year -- and the 7-foot-2 Hibbert, the Hoyas showed plenty of reasons why they deserve consideration as a trendy pick to advance from a difficult East bracket that includes powers North Carolina and Texas and reach their first Final Four in 22 years.
Belmont coach Rick Byrd wanted Georgetown's shots to come from Sapp -- who entered shooting 28 percent from 3-point range -- but that plan backfired when the sophomore guard matched his previous career high from beyond the arc by halftime.
"I guess that shows you that at least we had a game plan," Byrd said. "It might not have been a good one, but we felt that they're obviously a better team than we are, and would win the game more often ... To [Sapp's] credit, he didn't look like a 28 percent 3-point shooter to me."
Sapp hit three 3s in a 4-minute span to give the Hoyas more than enough breathing room. Belmont never got closer than 11 in the second half, and the Hoyas were content to spend the final 20 minutes patiently working the clock while running the younger Thompson's Princeton-style offense.
Andrew Preston had 14 points and Justin Hare added 10 for Belmont (23-10), which looked early on like it might threaten to pull off the tournament's first big upset.
The Bruins raced out to an early 11-4 lead behind Matthew Dotson's 3 off the glass and surprisingly strong inside play against Hibbert.
That all changed when Green and the rest of Georgetown's supporting cast got rolling.
"We've been through that before, we've played in crazy environments before, so we weren't going to be" antsy, Sapp said. "We just were calm about it, ran our stuff, played better defense and we went up."
The Hoyas reeled off 11 straight points as part of a 20-4 run, holding the Bruins without a field goal for 8 minutes and taking the lead for good when Green's layup made it 13-11 with 11:23 until halftime.
It was a second straight quick exit from the tournament for Belmont, which also was a No. 15 seed last year in its first-ever appearance in the field of 65 but was routed 78-44 by UCLA on its way to the national title game.
In both games the heavy underdogs from Nashville, Tenn., jumped out to a surprising, brief early lead before wilting.
"We were up similarly last year on UCLA," Byrd said, "and I still remember the final score."


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Located in the heart of Great Yarmouth, this hotel is 1 mi (1.7 km) from Venetian Waterway Gardens and within 6 mi (10 km) of Burgh Castle and Gorleston Golf Club. Fritton Lake Outdoor Centre and Pleasurewood Hills are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, conference rooms, meeting rooms, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities include conference space and meeting rooms. This Victorian hotel also offers laundry facilities, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Comfort Hotel Great Yarmouth is a smoke-free property.
- Smoke-free property
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 50
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Restaurant
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- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
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- Free WiFi
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- Year Built 1880
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- Coffee/tea maker
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- Private bathroom
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- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
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- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
Where to Eat
Breakfast is available for a surcharge each morning.
Below Decks - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Check-in time ends at midnight
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
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- EcuadorAgricultureFunding via Cooperativa San Jose
Johanna Ale...EcuadorAgricultureFunding via VisionFund Ecuador
Rosa MariaEcuadorAgricultureFunding via VisionFund Ecuador
La Estancia (Cuenca) Group
One of the members of this group is Janeth, 27. She lives with her common-law husband and has conceived two children, ages 6 and 4, who study in a school in the community. Her husband works as a private employee, and the house in which she lives is her own property.
Janeth does whatever job she is given, since there are days when she works in agriculture, plucking chickens or any other job. At home she works raising and selling guinea pigs and chickens.
She has been a member of the communal bank for five years, and with her new loan she will buy guinea pigs to expand her breeding.
Her goal is to have a larger guinea pig shed.
Una de las socias de este grupo es la Señora. Janeth, tiene 27 años, vive en unión libre y ha concebido 2 hijos de 6 y 4 años de edad que están estudiando en una escuelita de la localidad. Su esposo labora como empleado privado, la casa en la que habita es de su propiedad.
Doña Janeth se desempeña en cualquier trabajo que le den ya que hay días que le llaman a trabajar en la agricultura, pelando pollos o cualquier otro trabajo. En su casa se dedica a la cría y venta de cuyes y pollos.
Es socia del banco comunal hace 5 años y su nuevo crédito lo va a invertir en la compra de cuyes para ampliar su criadero.
Su meta es tener un galpón mas grande de cuyes.
Additional Information
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Do we really need to DIY things out of lint?
1. Baked potato hamster.
2. Toilet paper earrings.
3. Louis Vuitton printed assault rifle.
4. Leg warmers for a stool.
5. Another waste of knitting: men's shorts.
6. Monkey chair.
7. Playing card corset.
8. Under-the-sea-themed cake with live fish.
9. Tampon gun and bullets.
10. Tampon ghost.
11. Heart-shaped tampon earrings.
Instructions are here, not that I condone this.
12. DIY tampons.
Back to basics.
13. Paula Dean wine glass decal.
14. Studded butt pockets.
Sit down and feel the burn!
15. Carved pumpkin with breasts giving birth.
For legitimately great pumpkin craft ideas, try these instead.
16. Hand-painted jeans.
Would you call these sperm a "tattoo print"?
17. Figurines made from clay made from dryer lint.
18. Deformed foot cake.
19. Paper Chanel bag.
Straight from the Paris runways.
20. Duck foot pumps.
21. Razor blade soap.
22. Fake flowers, made from buttons.
And what appear to be coasters.
23. Unicorn bike with horn and tail.
24. Deer hoof Christmas ornament.
25. Fake eyelash necklace.
26. Fake bird's nest as scrunchie.
So "Carrie Bradshaw getting married" — but in the worst way.
27. Preserved orange peel hair floret.
And you were going to throw that out. Silly goose, you!
28. Handbag lamp.
With FEET!
29. Lamp made of melted legos.
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LARGE STEMWARE HOLDER (Item #W30920)
This large stemware holder is perfect for any kitchen or bar. Attractively store glasses and barware without taking up precious cabinet or counter space. Constructed of heavy metal wiring (w/ a chrome finish) 22.25 x 10.25 x 1.5"
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Comments about LARGE STEMWARE HOLDER:
Great price for the product. The only problem was in the installation. The rack required me to obtain a spacer bar (not included) in order to lower the rack so the glasses could slide in past the lip in the front of most cabinets.
- Attractive Design
- Convenient
- Easy To Use
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Comments about LARGE STEMWARE HOLDER:
The was placed above our wetbar sink. Looked all over and this was by far the best deal on/off the Internet!
- Attractive Design
- Inexpensive
- Quality Construction
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- Cabinets with shelves
Comments about LARGE STEMWARE HOLDER:
I shopped around and this is the item with the best value overall. Forget about the white metal product from [...].


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After what feels like weeks of hype, Leica has finally unveiled its much-teased Mini M. Officially revealed as the Leica X Vario (Typ 107), the new camera is a 16.2-megapixel shooter with an APS-C format sensor and a 18-46-mm zoom lens. But, while it's obviously been designed to look like the iconic Leica M, this isn't the compact system alternative many Leica fans had hoped for.
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