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Testament confirmed for 3 festivals in Europe: Der Ring – Grüne Hölle Rock, RockAvaria, and Rock In Vienna
Testament is confirmed for 3 festivals in Europe set for 2015: Der Ring – Grüne Hölle Rock, RockAvaria, and Rock In Vienna
More info and ticket links are below.
DER RING – Grüne Hölle Rock
May 29 – 31 2015
Official website: http://www.der-ring.de
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Ticket link: http://www.der-ring.de/tickets
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May 29 – 31 2015
Olympiapark München
Official website: http://www.rockavaria.de
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Ticket link: http://www.rockavaria.de/tickets
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June 04 – 06 2015
Donauinsel Wien
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Ticket link: http://www.rockinvienna.at/tickets
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Testament confirmed for Knotfest 2014
Testament is confirmed for Knotfest 2014 on October 25th!
Biggest Heavy Music Festival and Experience… KNOTFEST! Over 60 bands on 5 Stages destroy KNOTFEST on October 24, 25, 26, in San Bernardino, CA … Check out over 20 Festival Attractions including the RING OF FIRE carnival ride, zipline 400 Feet over the festival area, marvel at a fire zone straight out of hell, a multitude of roaming freaks, the apocalyptic THUNDERDOME, and a tons of other shit we can't even tell you about yet. Limited amount of camping and VIP passes available. EARLY BIRD GETS THE MAGGOT discounted tickets while supplies last on sale NOW! http://knotfest.com.
Testament confirmed for Motörhead's MotörBoat
Testament is confirmed for Motörhead's MotörBoat in September 2014.
For more details go to: http://www.motorheadcruise.com
Testament confirmed for Rock Hard Festival
Testament is confirmed for the Rock Hard Festival 2014 in Gelsenkirchen, Germany on June 8th, 2014.
For more info please go to this link: http://www.rockhard.de
Hell & Heaven Metal Fest 2014 Official Statement
Hell & Heaven Metal Fest 2014 Official Statement:
To all metal fans, metal bands, followers press and social media, it is very sad to inform you that the HELL & HEAVEN METAL FEST 2014, that was planned to do on TEXCOCO FAIR on march 15Th and 16Th 2014 was canceled by ESTADO DE MÉXICO (STATE GOVERNMENT) after beeing supported by local government of TEXCOCO.
The reasons of this determinant cancellation by the ESTATE GOVERNMENT which strangely spread immediately to the federal level , were for unknown fundamental matters that make clear that this decision goes beyond the reasons the State Government presented.
Still we thank all the state and municipal governments who expressed their total support and interest to make this festival in their own entities
With sadness and disappointment we realize that having relationships and interests at the highest levels has more relevance than generating opportunities for emergent projects and building healthy competition whose sole purpose is to bring quality international shows to our country.
We greatly appreciate the full support of all who were always with us and sent us words of encouragement , metal fans , groups, agencies , media and sponsors
The Festival Production did make its best to get this festival come true , unfortunately we've been victims of strong politics interests, that goes beyond cultural matters .
Reimbursement tickets information , will be released as son as possible in the official festivals website and Superboletos.com
Finally, HELL & HEAVEN METAL FEST 2014 will not take place on march 15Th and 16Th… However we´re looking to reschedule bands and dates and as soon as we can We will announce how and where the festival will take place.
It doesn't matter how much intolerance exist , the metal will not be silenced ! We stand with the support of the entire metal community because THE HELL AND HEAVEN METAL FEST is for all…


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Chief talks about new police station
The new Abbeville Police Station, which is expected to be completed by October of this year, will not have a jail to hold prisoners but will have a state-of-the-art evidence room, interviewing room and its own crime laboratory.
Abbeville Police Chief Rick Coleman gave a presentation to the Abbeville Rotarians about the new police station.
Although there was a ground breaking ceremony last month, construction has yet to begin on the station. Look for construction to actually start at the end of the month and be completed by the fall, he said.
The new brick building, to be located at the same location as the old one on Charity Street, will be a one story and have 4,693 square feet under roof. The cost will be around $1 million, much of it paid by state grant money.
The front will face Charity Street and have public parking at the front entrance. In the back will be a parking lot large enough for 10 police cars.
When a person walks into the front entrance of the lobby, a receptionist will greet the person. If the person needs to go in the back to talk with a police officer or detective, the receptionist will buzz the officer in the back and the officer will have to open a locked door from inside in order to let the person into the back where the offices are.
For years, when a person walked into the old police station, they were able to see the dispatcher behind a glass wall. No longer. The dispatchers will be off by themselves in a room with no windows and will never been seen by the public, the chief said.
After 5 p.m., if someone comes to the police station and wants to see a police officer, the dispatcher will be able to view who is at the front door with the aid of a video camera and will also talk to them over a speaker.
The dispatcher can unlock the front door from within his or her dispatcher office. Once the person is allowed into the main lobby, a police officer will tend to the person by going meet them in the front lobby.
On one half of the building there will be a 20x15 exterior storage room, a fire-protected air-conditioned evidence vault room, interview room, an evidence lab room and four detective rooms.
On the other half of the building is a large squad room, dispatcher's office, Sergeant's office, two other offices and a three storage rooms.
The chief's room is almost in the middle of the building.
A Rotarian asked Coleman why was there not a jail cell in the new building, and he explained that to have three jail cells would triple the cost of the building. The chief said it is cheaper to pay the New Iberia Sheriff Department $25 per day to house a prisoner than to house one in Abbeville.
Once the new station is built, Coleman said the old holding jail facility on South State Street will be closed and not used by the police department.
Minvielle Lumber in Abbeville is the contractor awarded the bid to construct the building.

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We just bought a 2001 convertible with 9K miles in June. Had to tone down the yellow with black Viper graphics, tined windows and a black rear spoiler. The car is all stock. It is a blast to drive and my wife is very comfortable shifting the gears. The trunk will fit a few flexible duffle bags. Only complaint is that when it is over 110 outside, the air conditioner blows only cool not cold, so may need a recharge or fix a leak. The car style definitly beats any C out there. Overall, we love it and would buy another.
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The privately owned Somerset Airport on Airport Road will receive $260,000 from the state Department of Transportation to relocate a runway approach and install special runway lights. The grant will pay for 95 percent of the project's total estimated cost.
The story has generated discussion among NJ.com users about the proper use of public money.
niceflyer80 defends the grant, believing the airport to be a public and economic benefit to the community — even to those who don't directly use it:
The airport is of great economic benefit even to those who don't directly use it. It is an example of a smarter use of our tax dollars than many things on which the state spends. April 06, 2012 at 2:16PM
uniquebird, on the other hand, believes the public doesn't benefit and that a private airport should foot their own bill:
i think its time to stop this kind of use of tax dollars. this is a private airport. let them pay for their own lights. and just what transportation system is anybody talking about. i never got to ride in private planes in my entire life. and neither have most people. so those people get nothing out of this spending of their tax dollars. nothing. April 06, 2012 at 2:45PM
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This book covers a wide range and contains a good theoretical discussion of the subject. The historical references are good, but one wonders in looking over the 100 portraits in the text just what some of the originals contributed to the subject.
All phases of child hygiene are discussed, beginning with the antenatal period. Nutrition and artificial and breast feeding are discussed at some length, as is also prematurity.
One of the best chapters is that devoted to heliotherapy.
The prevention of infectious disease is well discussed and controversial points are taken up exhaustively and are well illustrated.
The chapter on "Mental Hygiene of Early Life" treats a subject which is especially appealing at the present time.
The book is neither a practical treatise nor a reference book, but falls some place between the two.
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Black ice causes truck accident, ink spill in Vt.The Associated Press | February 12,2013Vermont State Police say one lane is open on Route 78 in Alburgh where a tractor-trailer truck crashed on an icy road, spilling barrels carrying black ink.
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The ongoing threat of Salmonella contamination moved Natura Pet Products today to voluntarily recall all Innova, California Natural, EVO, Healthwise, Mother Nature and Karma dry pet food and treats bearing expiration dates prior to June 10, 2014.
The action follows similar recalls issued in March and April 2013 for Natura products with earlier expiration dates. The newest recall added the Mother Nature line of biscuits.
The recalls, the first in the company's 21-year history, involve food made for dogs, cats and ferrets. Canned food is not affected.
The recalled products are sold through pet stores and veterinary clinics in the United States and Canada, as well as online.
The Fremont, Nebraska, company, a division of Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble, reported the latest news in a statement posted on its website. An advisory also was issued by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Natura's statement noted that the company was "truly sorry" and "disappointed."
"We made this decision in part due to a single positive Salmonella test by the FDA on product manufactured April 3," the company stated. "Normally, this would have resulted in retrieval of product manufactured over just a few days. However, we are taking the additional precautionary measure to recall all products in the marketplace."
Natura did not explain why Salmonella continues to trouble the company. A spokesman could not be reached to comment.
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People will be wondering where you bought this professional looking jewelry set. Amaze your friends with this design that uses an assortment of beads. You can use turquoise and dark beads or choose your favorite colors!
- 4mm clear AB cube beads-approximately 225
- 6° dark blue AB seed beads-approximately 675
- 6° turquoise AB seed beads-approximately 450
- Beadalon® DandyLine white .011" diameter thread
- Beadalon® silver lobster claw clasps-2
- Beadalon® silver clasp tags-2
- Beadalon® silver 5mm jump rings-4
- Beadalon® silver clamshell bead tips-4
- Beadalon® 2mm silver crimp beads-4
- Size 10 beading needle
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- Single thread your needle with as much Dandyline™ as you can.
- Pick up 4 blue beads, 1 turquoise, 1 clear and 1 turquoise.
- Pass thread back through the four blue beads. The blue beads will form the core of your piece around which the other beads will spiral. Push the turquoise and clear beads to the left.
- Pick up 1 blue, 1 turquoise, 1 clear and 1 turquoise. Skipping the first blue bead of the core beads, pass your needle back through the blue beads including the blue bead you just picked up. The red lines are the first pass of the thread and the black line this pass. Push the turquoise and clear beads to the left.
- Pick up 1 blue, 1 turquoise, 1 clear and 1 turquoise. Red lines are the first pass and green lines are the second 6. Pass your needle back through the blue core beads but this time skip the bottom 2 blue beads.
- Each time you add 1 blue bead at the top and skip 1 blue bead at the bottom so that you are constantly passing your thread through 4 core beads.
- Continue making the rope until you have a length about ¾"-1" less than you need to go around your wrist.
- Thread on one clamshell bead tip from bottom in.
- Pick up 1 crimp bead. Pass thread back through clamshell and into weaving.
- Follow the bead path and bring thread back through clamshell and crimp bead. Do this several times.
- Work needle through crimp bead and tie a few half hitches and pierce thread a time or two to secure. Glue knot. Trim thread. Close clamshell.
- Repeat for other end.
- Attach jump rings to clasp ends.
- Bend bars of clamshells around jump rings to attach clasp to bracelet.
- Repeat Steps 1-6.
- Make it as long as you like. Numbers of beads given should allow you to do an 18" necklace.
- Repeat Steps 8-14.
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Bermuda Bound
Bermuda bound and bound by Bermuda I will always be As both my heart and the direction of my compass point to this beautiful island in the sea.
Elisa on the Green at Tucker's Point
The feelings I have towards islands is similar to the way parents feel about children: it's hard to have a favorite as they each have their own personality and unique characteristics that make each of them special.
However, there is no greater experience than ocean and golf combined; with a preference for the warmer locations. One of such extra-special locations is Tucker's Point in Bermuda. Once the site of the Castle Harbor Hotel, opened in 1931, it was situated in Tucker's town and was a popular destination for celebrities and the well-heeled. It closed in 1999 and was demolished in 2002. A new property, the Rosewood Tucker's Point, was built in its place and opened in 2008.
Tuckers Point has been impressively recognized; it's on Travel & Leisure's list of "30 Most Romantic Dream Trips." That romance may very well include golf as you will fall in love with the stunning views, elevated tees and fairways and greens that overlook the light-blue Atlantic Ocean and pink-sand beaches.
While playing this beautiful Charles Banks-designed, par-70, 6,500-yard course you can see three bodies of water: Harrington Sound, Castle Harbor and the Atlantic. Director of golf, Paul Adams, has been at Tucker's Point for seven years and enjoys the great history of the property as well as the site's many changing vistas. The 17th hole is no better example.
Levon & His Pink Pith Hat
English culture is still prominent on the island, from high tea and cricket to men wearing Bermuda shorts, high socks and a blazer. The St. George Cup cricket match is one of the highlights of the year and an exhilarating experience for even those who do not follow the game. English traditions combined with very friendly island hospitality make Bermuda a unique experience.
It is precisely that hospitality that brings people back year after year. Eric Levon, the gentleman greeting you when arriving at Tucker's Point, is a shining example. He has been here since it opened in 2008 after the Tripp Brothers took over operations from the old Castle Harbor property and completely reconstructed and revitalized the resort.
On a recent day Levon was excited as he just had his pink pith hat signed by American PGA Tour pro Matt Kuchar, who was staying at the property with his family. "I have met some really nice people over the years and Matt was one of them. I really enjoyed meeting Gary Player, he used to be the touring pro for Castle Harbor, and I met Lucille Ball in 1967," Levon told me.
When asked about his signature hat, Levon explains, "Two years ago a guest gave me the pink pith hat because his wife bought it for him in town and he did not want to wear pink. I liked it and have been wearing it ever since. I have 18 pink ties to match."
While the island is known for its "Rum Swizzle" and "Dark & Stormy" drinks made with Gosling's Rum, there's a refreshing lesser-known cocktail made by Owen the bartender at the 19th hole bar at Tuckers Point Golf Club. Ask for an "Owen's Special or GB Julep." It's a combination of vodka, fresh basil, fresh ginger and soda.
Pair that with one of the best lobster rolls on the planet and you will understand why Mark Twain said, "You can go to heaven if you want. I'd rather stay in Bermuda."
For more information, visit www.tuckerspoint.com.
Elisa Gaudet brings a wealth of entertainment and golf experience to Cybergolf. Elisa has spent the past several years in the golf industry in the U.S., Latin America and Spain. She worked for the PGA Tour and the Tour de las Americas before founding Executive Golf International, a golf marketing company that works with clients to develop strategies using golf as the medium. Often referred to as the Maria Bartiromo (a business analyst for CNBC) of golf, Elisa says: "Golf, as a marketing tool, has been around for years. It's amazing how many new ways companies can align their brand with the golf market to reach their target audience. Our goal is to create alliances and establish cross-border relations." Elisa also worked in the entertainment industry for over 10 years, including five in Los Angeles as a model and actress. She can be seen at many celebrity golf events and often gets the inside scoop from PGA Tour players. In 2011, Elisa published her first book, "Two Good Rounds" (Skyhorse Publishing). Her story for Cybergolf, "Golf a Romantic Affair at Cabin Bluff," won the top prize in ING's 2012 Travel Writing category, and that same year she won the ING's Outstanding Achievement award for the Op/Ed Writing Category for her Cybergolf article, "I Want to Fall in Love with Tiger Again." For more information about Elisa, visit her websites at www.onthelip.com or Executive Golf International www.execgolfintl.com.
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A fringe haircut with long bangs thrown to one side, short underneath and often shaved. It has been worn famously by the likes of Tony Hawk, Richie Hawtin and Phillip Oakey of the Human League. The term may have been popularized by 1980s skateboarding magazines such as Thrasher.
"Tony's squeeb haircut probably didn't help his standing amongst the hardcore crowd either." -from Bleacher Report's Best Old School Skateboarders of All Time article
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A square and a dweeb rolled into one. The lamest of the lame.
You see Steve over there doing his homework? What a squeeb!
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A squeeb is a person who demonstrates stupidity when they talk. Calling someone a squeeb is dissing them for their ignorance of normal human behaviour.
Mr. Di Sano is a big squeeb and doesn't know what he is talking about.
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A nickname used to describe a girl who is very unique and often considered weird. This girl is one who is also aware of how others see her but is confident in herself and is always pushing her style to new extremes in a battle to stay unique.
person 1: hey did you see that girl?
person 2: yea, I heard her friends call her Squeebs. She's kinda weird.
person 1: really? I like her style it's unique.
person 2: yea, I heard her friends call her Squeebs. She's kinda weird.
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A dumb, fake, money grubbin girl.
Yo, that girl is a squeeb.
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A hairstyle popularized by Rock Band. Basically three tentacles of hair going to the side of one's face, with the tips died a certain color. Sort of like a triple emover.
Guy: I want my rock band guy to have a squeeb!
Other guy: Why? The squeeb is gay!
Guy: No it isnt!
Other guy: I'm embarrassed to have you as my drummer.
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Squeeb is a word that can be used in place of any other word. One who has forgotten the word that they want to use may instead inject the word Squeeb.
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Hi. My name is Sheeba. I am a female keeshond available for adoption through the Animal Rescue Shelter.
I am about 3{ years old, and I am gray with black markings. My family could no longer keep me, so the shelter is helping me find a new home. I am very good natured, and I'm even housebroken.
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This, Wagner's most popular opera, looks forward in its handling of the Grail legend to Parsifal. Wagner entrusted its premiere in 1850 to Franz Liszt, who conducted it in musically complete form at the court theater in Weimar, Germany. (Wagner was then in political exile in Switzerland.)


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I am an Ultra-Conservative, Alpha-Male, True Authentic Leader, Type "C" Personality, who is very active in my community; whether it is donating time, clothes or money for Project Concern or going to Common Council meetings and voicing my opinions. As a blogger, I intend to provide a different viewpoint "The way I see it!" on various world, national and local issues with a few helpful tips & tidbits sprinkled in.
Truth a Perspective?
Day 10 – Thursday May 15th 2008 - Still No real response from the Mayor – His public forum response said nothing
I recently was talking to a politician recently and he told me he doesn't lie. He also told me that he teaches his children to tell the truth.
This got me thinking. Remember I did the tell the truth thing in the public forum.
Just a brush up for a few who may have forgotten what the means are.
Lie - a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood.
Truth - conformity with fact or reality; verity, a verified or indisputable fact, proposition, principle, or the like
Fact - a truth known by actual experience or observation; something known to be true
Fiction - something feigned, invented, or imagined; a made-up story
White lie - An often trivial, diplomatic or well-intentioned untruth
Embellish - to enhance (a statement or narrative) with fictitious additions
Opinion - a belief or judgment that rests on grounds insufficient to produce complete certainty, a personal view, attitude, or appraisal.
I was watching the Star Wars movies on Spike (even though I own the DVDs) and the Obi-Wan Kenobi Quotes of "Many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our point of view" and "So what I told you was true-from a certain point of view."
People's point of view really is the key. Some people feel that not telling all is not a lie, or hiding parts as well not a lie. Some people interrupt words, things in different ways, as it is human nature for us to be different. One can reason with themselves that telling something from a certain point of view makes it not a lie.
Let's at least get the misleading sleight-of-hand synonym subterfuge right, so does a magician lie when he displays subterfuge?
Heck even rumors have a sliver of truth. Does truth have to have no lies as no lies can contain truth? If a lie contains some truth, is it a lie? Is a truth that contains a part of a lie still the truth?
Omit even the smallest bit from the truth and is it still the truth or is it now a lie?
Truth and facts are not the same.
Suspicious thoughts are common but error-prone.
Is a twisted truth when convenient a lie?
The truth of science is even cloudy.
The only proven fact in science is that nothing can be proven, only disproven. That is the only firm foundation of science.
The basis behind science is to nothing as concrete, because you can't understand or observe everything that happens. That's why every "law" in science is referred to as a theory, and not a proof. Mathematics has proofs, literature and languages have laws, science only has theories.
So when a politician tells you he doesn't lie, do you believe him?
Can a politician be trustworthy and honest?
Is it that this once noble profession has been reduced to people who lie for a living?
Is lip service a lie? Is lip-syncing a lie?
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Many people are unaware of some of the important issues regarding the effects of fracking. Some people believe they will become wealthy if oil or gas is discovered on their property. But in many cases, property values decline, not just on land where drilling is occurring, but also on neighboring properties. In other states, where horizontal hydraulic fracturing (fracking) has become widespread, property values have dropped due to the potential of contaminated well or surface waters, unsightly industrialization with accompanying 24-7 noise, lights, heavy traffic and air pollution.
A study conducted by researchers at Duke University found that the risks and potential liabilities of drilling outweigh economic benefits like lease payments and potential economic development in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Even though lease payments can add overall value to homes with wells drilled on them, the possibility of contaminated water decreases property value by an average of 13 percent.
Banks, credit unions and lending institutions are becoming increasingly reluctant to provide mortgages on properties where horizontal hydraulic fracturing is going to be done. This is true even when wells are located on nearby property because of the potential loss of property values. This applies to home equity loans as well as refinancing loans. People often fail to note the fine print on their existing mortgages where it states that toxic chemicals are not to be stored on their property.
Land owners are often not aware that many insurance companies will not issue or renew policies for property where oil or gas wells may be drilled.


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The building and grounds, however, do not.
The facility, which serves about 1,550 students inside its 250,000 square feet, is marked largely by what it does not have -- reliable heating or cooling in many classrooms, enough space in the gym or the cafeteria, proper science labs or up-to-date educational technology, wide hallways, maximized use of natural light, reasonable access for wheelchair users or a suitable gathering place for the entire student body or faculty.
Those missing features, among others, have landed Cleveland in what some consider a coveted spot: on the list of nine schools that would be fully renovated or built from scratch if Portland voters approve a record-high $548 million bond measure in May.
The others are Roosevelt and Jefferson high schools; East Sylvan Middle School; Laurelhurst, Marysville, Rigler and Faubion K-8 schools; and Markham Elementary.
Each of those schools is in line to get a wholesale remodel that would have the building torn down or gutted to the studs in some places, or built entirely new, to give it better lighting, new flooring or windows, modern heating and cooling, and reconfigured learning and gathering spaces to help teachers deliver their best to students. More will be remodeled than built from scratch, both to preserve the historic character of schools and to save money.
No school in the first round is expected to cost more to upgrade than Cleveland, given the school's large size and enrollment: an estimated $90 million. Each rebuild is projected to cost roughly $210 per square foot for the construction work, with associated costs such as design work, permits, and new furniture and equipment expected to bring total project costs to roughly $300 per square foot, according to Sarah Schoening, the district's director of school modernization.
The reasons those nine schools were named first priorities for rebuilding, ahead of the district's 75-plus other schools, are complicated. They are not necessarily in the worst physical shape -- though most are up there -- but are in general too dated, too small or too mismatched in their configuration to the educational needs of their students. District officials also tried to pick at least one school in every sector of the district and to push high schools toward the front of the line.
Rigler and Laurelhurst, for instance, are bursting at the seams, needing a virtual trailer park of temporary classrooms to help house all their students. Jefferson High is a hulking, and in many ways uninviting, 320,000-square-foot building that is intended to become a nimble college-oriented magnet school in partnership with neighboring Portland Community College. Marysville, at the top of the district's fix-it list, is half burned out after a fire in November 2009.
What exactly is wrong with Cleveland is more subtle, unless it's the day that a pipe bursts or a boiler conks out, delivering a not-so-rare flood or chill until an emergency fix can be made.
The 1970s-era fluorescent light fixtures are ugly and inefficient. The leaking faucets and broken gas lines in a biology classroom configured for 24 students appear wildly out of date. A boy's restroom with 80-year-old floor tile and fixtures won't shed the unappealing stains and stench, no matter how hard anybody scrubs.
The lack of computer labs and gym space are clear to those who know what typical high schools in the metro area offer. Even much smaller high schools have at least two basketball courts, not one as Cleveland does, to accommodate all the teams that need to practice indoors in winter.
Students who use wheelchairs must enter the school via a back door off an alley designed for deliveries and trash collection, then head down a perilously steep ramp into the school.
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Still, many Cleveland students say their school seems in need of minor repairs and upgrades, not a wholesale renovation. The idea that they would have to spend a year or two being bused to the former Marshall High School while Cleveland is gutted and improved looms as a greater horror, they say, than the chilly or overheated classrooms, the grungy ceiling tiles and the outdated computers, photography studio and science labs.
"Nothing leaps out as bad or needing to be fixed," says sophomore Sasha Moore, who says his chemistry class has the equipment it needed and his P.E. class doesn't have any true "sardine moments."
"I think it's fine," agreed sophomore Edgar Rodriguez. "People just need to get over it."
Cleveland's principal and teachers say the school truly does need an upgrade, adding that students would learn more in classrooms with fresher air, more consistent temperatures, more natural lighting and more up-to-date equipment.
Textbook example
The school is a textbook example of missed opportunities to use natural light to conserve energy and improve mood, says Schoening, a school facilities specialist who taught architecture and engineering before moving into school bond management.
A quick trip from Cleveland to Gladstone High, where a recent $30 million remodel delivered updated heating, cooling and lighting to every inch of the school, shows how right she is. The difference in air quality between the two schools is palpable, with the fresh air and visible daylight at Gladstone a big contrast to the occasional heat overloads and rampant stuffiness at Cleveland.
Gladstone's lighting bills have plunged with use of solar lighting, skylights, updated fixtures and glass walls in key locations, Principal Stu Evans says.
Whether that will change hinges on several factors. Will residents of Portland Public Schools vote yes on a $548 million bond? If so, will increasing natural light and ventilation be a big push at Cleveland? And will the budget, facility constraints and community preferences at Cleveland mean more windows for small third-floor classrooms like his?
Sophomore Joseph Boyle thinks the district may be dreaming too big for what Cleveland truly needs.
"Overall, this school is pretty good," Boyle said. "It's pretty dirty. A lot of the lockers are broken. We need a bigger darkroom. But it's not really anything big. It just needs a lot of little things."


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Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga PS3
Release Date:November 06, 2007
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Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga contains caricatures, in the now familiar Lego style, of the unforgettable chraracters from the Star Wars movies. With more than 160 customizable playable characters, 36 Story Mode levels, 15 Bonus levels and many other features both on and off line, the game promises countless hours of non repetitive fun.
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There will always be something to love with a combination of Star Wars and Legos. Two of Americans favorite childhood things. Smashing these two together made something familiar and refreshing for all ages. You can not get better than that. By pulling Lego Star Wars and Lego Star Wars II the result was a child called Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga.
Basically The Complete Saga is a combination of both games but with better HD-quality and lightly tweaked for entertainment reasons. This game is appealing to all different age groups, whether you have played the first two games or not. To get a little familiar with how the whole Lego Star Wars concept works here is a little break down for you. The first couple of games cover the Star Wars episodes I-III. Each game is a action puzzle of which is covers the story segment that its meant too.
The complete saga will drop you into the Cantina where you are allowed to wander as much as your heart desires. You can mess around just about anywhere you'd like that includes shops, arena play, and wandering the junkyard. There are a total of six chapters in each episode. After your done with the first chapter of episode I the intro is automatically opened for you. This makes it possible for you to skip around from one episode to the next,which is convenient if you want to play your favorite areas first. The best part about this game is that there is forever something to do. There is a good mixture of mini-games, arcade play, or free play games for you. That does not include the whole process of going through all the episodes. So this is one awesome feature it allows you to have. It also makes the game well worth the money spent because it lasts you such a long time and always gives you something to go back too later on.
All together the complete saga is an ultimate success for people of all ages. It is filled with fantastic humor and the animation is clear and sharper than the last two games. Everything about this game is high quality including the music and sound. There are no complaints about any one detail this game has to offer it's players. They have also given the player the option of online co-op so you can play with multiple people online. That makes the game even more enjoyable among friends and family. There was one problem that proceeded to happen with the other two Lego Star Wars games and that had to do with camera control. There was always something a little off with it causing it to not be so easy to see. Luckily, Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga has shown to somewhat fix this issue. Not sure what the issue is with always have some sort of camera problem but this time it seems to have a little bit more control. With that being the only complaint everything else is amazing and the game really does deserve a chance to be played. If you don't want to buy it, rent it.
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CLACKAMAS -- Sheriff's deputies are asking for the public's help in identifying two men who robbed a woman July 3 near Southeast 132nd Avenue and Sunnyside Road.
Detective Jeffrey Green, Clackamas County spokesman, said a woman left a business at about 10:55 p.m. and was walking to her vehicle when she was approached by two men asking for $5.
When she said she didn't have the money, she was struck in the upper back. The men then prevented the woman from running away and threw her to the ground.
Green said the woman asked the men whether they would leave her alone if she gave them money. One agreed.
But when the woman returned to her vehicle, she was hit in the face. The woman gave the men the money she had and the men ran away, south on 132nd Avenue.
Police are looking for an 18-year-old man about 5-foot-5, 145 to 155 pounds, with short brown hair and acne on his face. He was last seen wearing a white T-shirt and blue shorts.
Police also are looking for an 18-year-old man, about 5-foot-7, with a slender build, blond hair and acne on his face. He was wearing a white tank top and blue jeans.
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September 14, 2007, 07:12 PM
Why are steel casings generally not favored for reloading? Is it because its mostly berdan primed? Or is it more brittle and doesn't flow as well as brass? Has anyone tried reloading steel?
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September 14, 2007, 07:13 PM
I'd guess because it doesn't hold up as well to shaping over and over, and it would probably be harder on your dies.
September 14, 2007, 07:38 PM
If you are refering to the cheap grey (usually aluminum), often berdan primed, stuff - it is not worth the effort to deprime and reload.
Also, I doubt aluminum would hold up well to any kind of reloading "stress" anyway.
If you are refering to nickel plated (usually brass), boxer primed, cases - these are great. Regular brass is good too.
Which steel cases are you refering to in particular?
September 14, 2007, 07:49 PM
Wolf stuff?
September 14, 2007, 08:00 PM
I am pretty sure he means steel cased ammo like wolf, and some surplus. The grey wolf ammo I have is not aluminum, it is steel, says it right on the box, and I don't think they are lying.
September 14, 2007, 08:08 PM
I am talking about copper washed steel and the like. Wolf too i guess could be considered but i meant the stuff i have. And why is it not worth attempting to reload.
September 14, 2007, 08:56 PM
There are a number of issues. Alot of them are berdan primed, but not all. Depriming berdan is a huge pain in the rear, and berdan primers are not that common. Steel cases also tend to work harden and get really brittle causing splits and failures. Wolf is also coated with polymer which I think would probably come off during resizing and may build up in your die and leave the ammo susceptible to rust. If you wanted to reuse them much, you'd probably need to anneal them which would also impose problems with the polymer because it may burn. Even in new form, steel cases sometimes don't expand enough to completely seal the chamber too. Some manufacturers also warn against using steel because it can increase the wear on various parts.
In short you can do it, but it's just not worth it really...especially if a case fails and injures you or your gun.
September 14, 2007, 08:58 PM
I am talking about copper washed cases. Not polymer ones.
September 14, 2007, 09:14 PM
Generally speaking, Steel cases are non-reloadable. The novice definitely does not need to try it. A few intrepid souls have tried it and still reload it some. I advise against it. You do not have the safety factor of brass. :)
Do a thread search. This has been debated numerous times. My advise is always the same. Just don't do it. :uhoh:
September 15, 2007, 12:38 AM
I've done the steel wolf 223 cases. Careful not all wolf 223 is boxer primed. It loaded just fine for me. I got 4 or 5 loads out of it and chucked it. Didn't want to trim it and it had stretched a good way out of spec. Primer pockets held tight the whole time. Chamfer the inside of the case mouth or they'll shave bullets on you. it's nice shoot it and leave it brass for when your shooting in a place where you won't recover it.
I never find wolf steel pistol brass by me, or I'd try it. If only so more people know its fine to do.
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2010 Patricia Green Cellars Pinot Noir Estate Ribbon Ridge
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Origin: Oregon
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Vivid red. Pungent cherry and black raspberry aromas are complemented by notes of cola, allspice and anise, with a subtle floral nuance emerging with aeration. Sappy, penetrating dark berry flavors give way to brighter red fruits in the mid-palate and maintain very good energy. Closes on a spicy note, with lingering rose and cherry skin qualities.


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An international "Conference on WWII-Era POWs" will take place 5-8 October 2002 in Muscatine, Iowa, the site of a former German POW camp and a current
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Keynote speaker Lewis Carlson (Western Michigan U.)co-authored--with Dresden museum director and panelist Norbert Haase--"We Were Each Other's Prisoners/Warten auf Freiheit". Additional panelists include Heino Erichsen (former German soldier and POW, now head of the adoption agency los Ninos) and Howard Hong (one-time War Prisoners Aid of World YMCA representative who toured most Midwest POW camps during WWII) and Mike Waters, a Texas A & M anthropology professor who heads POW-camp excavations. The Monday Film Night will feature at least 3 POW-related films and their makers.
The exhibit will feature some of the more than 1,500 items from TRACES' collection, including many works of art, photographs, letters, journals, personal affects and other relics, 6 October 2002 till 5 January 2003
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Josh Mizruchi is a 20-year-old trumpet player who possesses the rare combination of a very strong technical command of the instrument with heart and creativity. Because of these strengths, he is able to adapt to a vast variety of musical situations including big bands, jazz combos, brass ensembles, latin groups, Top 40, klezmer, wind ensembles, avant-garde work and more. Josh can excite with pyrotechnics and then calm the nerves with a heartwarming ballad on the same night.


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Apartment near Sagrada Familia with sunny Terrrace
Size75 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Smoking allowed
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
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In this appartament you have 3 rooms, 2 double rooms, The Green Room and The B&W Room and 1 single room, The Red Room.
On your arrival I give you the keys so you have complete freedom to enter and leave the House.
In the price is included, games of sheets, towels and kitchen utensils.
As a detail also find some coffee , sugar , tea, butter , olive oil , etc. to dispose of it in your breakfast
You can make use of the facilities of the House, the kitchen, bathroom, Hall and terrace. On the terrace you can eat, rest and sunbathing on the sunniest days. I have a computer laptop and wifi throughout the House.
The attic is about two stops of subway, red line and loved, Clot, violet line. Clot to Catalonia (Barcelona Centre) are 4 stops and loved this 3 stops from the Centre and 1 stop from Sagrada Familia, also can walk finding the Sagrada Familia to 8min. Also have buses that you move to the Center and beach of Barcelona.
The attic is located in a safe neighborhood. It is a neighbourhood where you can find a lot of trade, supermarkets, pharmacy, bakery, terraces, etc. Also you can visit the Clot market, where you can find everything related to the diet food mediterranea. Also find el Clot Park, shopping centre glories, the Agbar Tower, all of this at 5´de House, walking pedestrian streets.
To 10´ also find the new Diagonal, is the new tourist area of Barcelona, with a great ride that goes to the Forum. Ideal for walks, make joggging or go to trambia.
The beach of Barcelona can be found 30´ walking callejeando by some of the neighborhoods most picturesque of our city.
In the "Green Room" there is air condiciong but it isn´t including in the price, it´s cost you 10 euros per night
The last day of stay will be made to check the whole apartment to check this properly. If there is any damage shall be paid in cash the cost that the Host values for the damage
The apartment must be left clean and picked up, if not cleaning a plus 8 euros per day of stay will be charged.
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Everything was fine. I really liked the roof terrance of the flat.
Great room near one of the major subway stations fi, clot, with excellent transport links. Great hospitality.
Ottima camera vicino ad una delle stazioni fi metropolitana più importanti, clot , con ottimi collegamenti. Ottima ospitalità.
All Super here!
Great quiet location, many shops, self-catering just around the corner, to the underground just 5 min.zu foot.
Large comfortable bed and a nice terrace.
Thank you Monica !!
Alles Super hier !
Tolle ruhige Lage,viele Geschäfte zur Selbstversorgung gleich ums Eck,zur U-Bahn auch nur 5 min.zu Fuss.
Großes gemütliches Bett und eine schöne Terrasse.
Danke Monica !!
Everything was perfect, the room, the house, the location ....
Ha sido todo perfecto, la estancia, la casa, el emplazamiento....
Once and never again! The woman is totally overwhelmed or lazy. At the weekend they celebrated with six girlfriends until the wee hours of the morning - which was not to be missed. The kitchen can be used. Again, the dirt is not to be overlooked. Microwave dirty inside, glue leftovers on the stove and the countertop know more than a few rims of glasses on. The room itself is functional.
Einmal und nie wieder! Die Frau ist total überfordert bzw. faul. Am Wochenende feierte sie mit sechs Freundinnen bis in die frühen Morgenstunden - was nicht zu überhören war. Die Küche kann mitgenutzt werden. Auch hier ist der Schmutz nicht zu übersehen. Mikrowelle innen dreckig, Essensreste kleben am Herd und die Arbeitsplatte weißt mehr als nur ein paar Ränder von Gläsern auf. Das Zimmer selbst ist zweckmäßig.
Perfect to spend some days in Barcelona. The facilities on the floor from food and commodities in the kitchen and bathroom to map of Barcelona with leading and books and magazines in several languages sites. Everything clean and ideal for having a good time terrace.
We recommend it.
Alojamiento perfecto para pasar unos días en Barcelona. Muchas facilidades en el piso, desde alimentos y productos básicos en la cocina y en el baño hasta mapa de Barcelona con los sitios más destacados y libros y revistas en varios idiomas. Todo limpio y una terraza ideal para pasar un buen rato.
Lo recomendamos.
Very welcoming and I felt right at home. From everything I could use, even the kitchen. In the immediate vicinity you can find everything from baker etc. Easy and very neat! Especially roof is very fine :-)
Erg gastvrij en voelde mij meteen thuis. Van alles kon ik gebruik maken, zelfs de keuken. In de directe omgeving alles te vinden van bakker etc. Simpel en erg netjes! Vooral dakterras is erg fijn :-)
Monica is very friendly and the room is fine
Mónica es muy amable y la habitación está muy bien
I was very comfortable in the apartment that Monica offers. I had the backpack until the evening in the room which I appreciate very much. I could cook without any problems and enjoy the terrace for breakfast. There were more people in the apartment but never agreed with them. I thank all of them were quiet and I needed a place to rest for the night and that's very difficult. My room was a single and was right next to the bathroom and want that people are not listening in and out logical thing. As an improvement would make noise doors opening and closing, but as the only thing to keep in mind for the rest of all. I've been very good and the attention of Monica has been very good. Thank you very much for your accommodation.
Estuve muy a gusto en el apartamento que ofrece Mónica. Tuve la mochila hasta la tarde en la habitación cosa que le agradezco muchísimo. Pude cocinar sin ningún problema y de disfrutar de la terraza para desayunar. Había más personas en el apartamento pero nunca coincidí con ellas. Agradezco que todas ellas fueran tranquilas ya que necesitaba un lugar para descansar por la noche y eso es muy difícil. Mi habitación era la individual y estaba justo al lado del baño y quieras que no se escuchaba a la gente entrar y salir cosa lógica. Como mejora pondría que las puertas hacen ruido al abrirse y cerrarse pero como única cosa a tener en cuenta para el descanso de todos. He estado muy bien y la atención de Mónica ha sido muy buena. Muchas gracias por tu alojamiento.
A really nice place to stay. Great flat, perfect location, escpecially the balcony was great. Linen, towel, wifi - everything was provided without any problems.
We definitely want to come back one day.
Note: as the walls are thin, it can be quite noisy.
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The 4 Weirdest Lessons '80s Movies Really Wanted to Teach Us
#2. Defend Yourself With the Power of Confidence
The 1980s was the decade we invented martial arts, if you're just going by the movies. If you asked Hollywood, every small town in America lived and died by their local dojo. High school hallways were a perpetual war zone of acne-ridden kick-warriors dueling out their hormonal disagreements, and every Student Council election was settled via Kumite. But no matter how strong you got, no matter how much you trained, the final belt in every martial art ... was believing in yourself.
This Logic Gave Us:
Everybody knows the classic tale of The Karate Kid: A mysterious, elderly foreign shut-in develops a master/slave relationship with a skinny, impressionable teenage boy who ultimately learns to solve his problems through violence. You know, your classic coming of age tale.
A young Bruce Lee fan is having a hard time in life (seriously!) until the ghost of Bruce Lee (seriously?) becomes his sensei. He then uses his newfound Ghost-Kune-Do skills to challenge a young Van Damme, and is promptly and efficiently beaten to death with his own limbs for his trouble.
But the Most Ridiculous Example Was ...
Astoundingly, there was another movie that followed the "inferior young man gains magical powers by liking Bruce Lee a bunch and uses them to destroy an entire crime syndicate via one-on-one martial arts duel" plot template. Except this one took place in Harlem, and starred Taimak, Vanity and stunna shades.
The main character's name is Bruce Leroy -- that's not a joke, I promise; I'm not sure I could even accidentally be that racist. (But who knows? We've got a whole paragraph to get through here.) Bruce Leroy's sole desire is to discover "The Glow" -- the inner power behind all martial arts that manifests itself as a brilliant, sparkling aura ... which unfortunately uses the exact same filter as an Afro-Sheen commercial. (Hey, we did it!) Naturally, Bruce Leroy uses his newfound Soul Glo to rescue the '80s pop princess, inspire the spunky break-dancing sidekick, foil the plot of the evil white record executive and cave in the face of Sho'nuff, the Shogun of Harlem. All while a synth-pop song narrating exactly what's happening on screen plays in the background.
"You are the Last Dragon/Your Name is Bruce Leroy/Wait, that's fucked up."
That was a wholly accurate synopsis of the film's finale, with no embellishment whatsoever.
Thousands of years from now, when the bird-people that humanity evolves into are assembling that little pictorial timeline at the start of every chapter in history textbooks, just to the right of the King Tut picture we use to represent 1000 B.C. and the George Washington portrait that sums up the 1700s, you'll find a picture of Taimak, shimmering like a Twilight Blacula, silently saying absolutely everything anybody could ever want to say about the 1980s.
#1. The Best Way to Appreciate Different Cultures Is to Fight Crime With Them
Everybody is different: Some people are messy, while some are clean; some people are neurotic, while others just ooze sleazy confidence. Society is a great fondue of contrasting personality types, and we need them all to function. Whether that's the straight-laced businessman doing everything by the book or the mop-haired hippie who only takes directions from gemstones and the wind, we all have our own way of getting through this crazy little thing called life, and we need to accept each other as we are. Besides, no matter how different those two people may seem, they both have something in common: Their partners just died, and now they have no choice but to work together to take down some kind of cartel. It doesn't even matter what kind: Just any cartel. Take 'em down.
It's what diametric opposites do.
This Logic Gave Us:
Lethal Weapon is the progenitor of all buddy-cop movies: Martin Riggs is a loose cannon, just this side of a psych ward. Roger Murtaugh is a burned-out veteran, the proverbial two days from retirement. Together, they fight crime almost as hard as they fight their homoerotic feelings for one another.
Every '80s action movie after Lethal Weapon read like a drunken Mad Lib of Lethal Weapon's IMDb page. Raymond Tango is a straight-laced, by-the-books Sylvester Stallone. Gabriel Cash is a devil-may-care, be-mulleted Kurt Russell. Together, they fight crime.
Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Ivan Danko, an elite Soviet policeman after a ruthless Russian drug dealer. Jim Belushi plays Jim Belushi being awfully Jim Belushi about things. Together, they fight crime.
But the Most Ridiculous Example Was ...
Fujitsuka Natsuo is a straight-laced Japanese policeman played by, holy shit, Pat Morita? Awesome. Tony Costas is a loud, belligerent rebel played by ... Jay Leno? Haha, what, seriously? All right, movie. I guess that could work -- like a late '80s inverse Rush Hour. I'll give the casting a pass, let's see the plot: Together they'll have to track down a rogue automobile engineer ... who escaped with a new kind of ... turbocharger?
Th ... they fight crime?
That's it, folks. That's how you end racism. If you can't understand and begrudgingly accept another culture after one member of it flawlessly executes a screaming, sprinting drop kick into a speeding automobile for you, then brother, you need to switch on over to a Care Bears movie, because Luck Bear needs to solve the mystery of who stole your ability to love.
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[619] Appartamento fantastico in una posizione eccellente - Santa Cruz zona
Massimo di ospiti4
Camere da letto1
Dimensioni50 m²
- Cucina
- Adatto a famiglie e bambini
- Aria condizionata
- Lavatrice
- Adatto ad eventi
- Biancheria da bagno
- Culla
|Calle Consuelo, 41004 Sevilla, Spagna
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|Tariffa settimanale fino a 2 ospiti
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|Tariffa mensile fino a 2 ospiti
|1155 €
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Great location nearby amazing restaurants and bars. We loved our stay there, especially relaxing on the rooftop terrance. Really great experience!
The stay was fully to our satisfaction. Really good.
No surprises.
Easy transport from the airport to Benalmadena by train and then to the apartment by taxi. Cheap, easy and fast...
Good view from the balcony and the pool area is really good for kids aging from 7 and up..
This appartment is really nice and clean. We came in july so it was very hot outside. Thanks to the airconditioning it was agreable in the appartment. Everything was clean and comfortable. It was about 15 minutes walk to the centre. Restaurants and shops nearby. Very nice appartment!
A very beautiful apartment, with a large bathroom and a very nice terrace. Check-in was very easy and check out as well. Perfect apartment for a trip to Seville.
Great Location, friendly staff! Very Clean and nicely equiped
Great location, with lots o restaurants, cafes and bars around, but not in the middle of the tourist "traps", there is a market right downstairs to buy something and eat it on the terrace or simply to have breakfast in there, 10 minute walk to main attractions
Host was very nice and explained us well all we needed to know about the city.
There is a really nice alley that goes to the river. It has aircon, cutlery, and everything you need.
Overall it was a great experience and it has a great value for money for groups of i would say up to 6 people.
The only downside = one shower only
The flat was in the heart of the city, clean, beautiful and quite.
I would recommend it to everyone!
warm regards
We had a lovely weekend in beautiful Sevilla. The apartment was complete and cosy and very centrally located, near Giralda in a quiet street. Perfect communication with Carmen, Rocio and Paco. We will be back!
Positive was the quiet location of the apartment and it was clean. Generally speaking utilities were ok. Further the neighbourhood with the fresh market around the corner and the beautiful square with a lots of restaurants and bars.
Minus points the apartment was quit dark with a bit poorly atmoshere.
Basic needs like soap and toiletpaper were missing.
The welcome was disappointing like they did not know that we came there for a week. And the wifi does not function well.
- Qualità degli alloggi garantita
- I proprietari sono contattati e verificati telefonicamente
- Un sistema di pagamento efficace e sicuro


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J ENNIFER ROSEN, 28, of Bryn Mawr, owns the Hope Chest lingerie shop at 20th and Chestnut streets. Rosen, a former manager and buyer for the company's flagship Haverford store,opened the Center City boutique in September. It features fine lingerie, sleepwear, shapewear and slippers.
Q: What made you decide to step out on your own?
A: I always wanted to open my own store but didn't want to totally separate myself from the Hope Chest. I knew there was a niche [in Center City] because we were at the Bellevue for 10 years and people missed us.
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New Cases
Heather Van Dam, New Waterford, and Jeffrey Van Dam, New Waterford, dissolution sought.
Docket Entries
BAC Home Loans Servicing vs. Craig A. Buchanan (deceased), et al., property withdrawn from sheriff's sale.
Melissa Wells vs. Mary A. Castelluci, case settled and dismissed.
Bank of America vs. Deforest McArthur II, et al., foreclosure ordered for property on Pine Hollow Road, Lisbon.
Justin Daubenmire, East Palestine, vs. Judy Daubenmire, New Waterford, divorce granted.
Traci Lynn Cunningham, Salem, vs. Brian Keith Cunningham, East Liverpool, divorce granted.
County Treasurer vs. James Robert Dillinger, et al., foreclosure canceled until completion of plan.
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William M. Wright, 50, East Liverpool, grounds keeping, and Pamela S. Wright, 47, East Liverpool, unemployed.


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The Intl. Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees has reached a three-year deal covering crews for TV shows produced by FremantleMedia North America.
Pact was jointly announced Tuesday by the union and FMNA, the U.S. production division of FremantleMedia. The agreement covers domestic programs produced for network and basic cable, including "American Idol," "America's Got Talent" and the upcoming "The X Factor," which is co-produced with Simon Cowell's Syco Television.
The announcement also said IATSE crews have already been working on several Fremantle shows and noted that the new agreement "establishes parameters" across all programs. Specific details weren't immediately disclosed.
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