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---- INTERNATIONAL SMALL PARK NEWS ---- (9/22/16) Pleasure Island (UK) To Close Forever This October (MORE...) (9/22/16) Fantawild Park in China Damaged By Typhoon (MORE...) (9/1/16) Kolmarden - Wildfire Review (MORE...) (8/26/16) Facinating Details About the Development of the Wanda Nanchang Park (MORE...)
ADLABS IMAGICA (India)
Park News - (2/1/16) According to the local news in India, the owners of the Adlabs Imagica theme park are now planning to open two more theme parks elsewhere in India over the next 3 to 5 years. In addition to the existing park near Mumbai, they say they are looking at sites for new parks in Delhi to the North and either Hyderabad or Bangalore to the South. As for the main park, they have plans to expand it as well, adding a "snow park" and an "adventure" later during this calendar year. They are also planning to add an additional 171 rooms to their nearby hotel, Novotel Imaginca Khopoli. (8/4/15) According to this article, attendance at Adlabs Imagica and the Aquamagica waterpark had nearly tripped during the latest quarter (ending June 30, 2015) compared to attendance from Q1-2015. the company saw large growth in ticket sales, food/beverage sales, merchandise and more.
2016 - Nothing is known at this time...
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2013, 2014 or 2015 either.
ADVENTURE WORLD (Australia)
Late 2015 - KRAKEN / ProSlide Tornado 60 - (10/19/15)
ALPEN PARK (Brazil)
AQUALANDIA (Benidorm, Spain)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported 2014 or 2015 either.
AQUALANDIA (Italy)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2015 either.
AUSSIE WORLD (Sunshine Coast, Australia)
BAGATELLE (France)
BAKKEN (Denmark)
BAYERN PARK (Germany)
BEIJING SHIJINGSHAN Amusement Park (China)
BELANTIS (Germany)
???? - New Attraction - Planning - (11/22/14) Belantis has been asking their guests online to choose from one of three new attraction concepts with a 3 million Euro budget to build for a future season. AirTimers reports that the choices are between a new area with a large ferris wheel and flume ride, a possible new coaster (or themeing for the park's existing Huracan) or the most popular in the vote… a new whitewater flume ride with a temple theme.
BELLEWAERDE PARK (Belgium)Compagnie des Alpes (CDA)
BETO CARRERO WORLD (Brazil)
???? - The Chiller - (8/30/12) All the pieces of The Chiller are now said to be on site and the park is expected to possibly reopen the coaster sometime in 2013. (Note: Has not happened yet to my knowledge) (7/16/12) New pictures showing off pieces of The Chiller on site at Beto Carrero World can be found here. (7/2/12) According to this article Beto Carrero World has started to receive shipments of the former Batman & Robin: The Chiller coaster that once ran at Six Flags Great Adventure.
BON BON LAND (Denmark)The park was owned by the Bon Bon candy company but was purchased by Parques Reunidos.
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2013, 2014 or 2015 either.
CAVALLINO MATTO (Italy)
CHIMELONG PARADISE (Guangzhou, China)
CONNY LAND (Switzerland)
DENNLYS PARC (France)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2013, 2014 or 2015 as well...
DIDILAND (France)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time
DREAMLAND (Margate, UK)
Park News - (6/1/16) Dreamland may have reopened last year, but the resurrected amusement park has already been forced to "call in administrators" after failing to build up enough business to support their bills. According to the reports the park will reopen open however, as they look to find another operator willing to take it on and keep the park running. (3/4/16) Nick Laister has announced he will step down as the chair of the Dreamland Trust charity that was responsible for saving and reopening the famous Dreamland Amusement Park. "With the opening of Dreamland in 2015 the Trust is now entering a new phase, where we will look to maximise the community, education and heritage benefits resulting from the project, as well as contributing to the development of other parts of the site, such as the Dreamland Cinema. This seemed to me to be an appropriate point for me to step down to allow a new chair to drive the organisation forward. It will also allow me to concentrate on my other commitments." "I will remain as chair until a replacement is found, and I will be continuing as a director of the Dreamland Trust. I remain passionate about the Dreamland project, proud of what we have achieved, and firmly believe that the Trust has a significant role to play in the future of Dreamland." (10/15/15) Great news from Dreamland, the oldest roller coaster in the UK will re-open today, ending a 12-year long battle to save it. "The Scenic Railway roller coaster at Dreamland Margate originally opened in 1920. After thrilling riders for 82 years, it was announced in December 2002 that the amusement park would be closed and the roller coaster demolished to make way for shops and housing. Oxfordshire-based planning consultant and visitor attraction owner Nick Laister set up the Save Dreamland Campaign, the aim of which was to save the Scenic Railway and the amusement park in which it sits." This epic event follows the reopening of Dreamland itself back in June 2015, and the reopening of the Scenic Railway coaster will be the crowning achievement of the efforts to Save Dreamland all these years. Well done folks, well done! Below you can see a video shot by the European Coaster Club earlier this month as they toured the Scenic Railway and even got to walk the track, since it wasn't quite ready to roll just yet. The video also includes some other great footage of the other attraction in Dreamland as well as some footage of the Scenic Railway make test runs, with the brakeman at the stick.
DREAMWORKS MOSCOW (Russia)
2017 - New Park - (11/13/15) A great photo update showing off the site of the future Dreamworks Moscow theme park site has been posted to ThemeparX this week. A pair of local photographers went out to photograph the site, which is now surrounded by a construction wall with guards, and with a banner showing off a piece of concept art. Scroll down more and you'll find pictures of the actual site mapped out as well for future development. According to the banner, construction has begun as of the 3rd Quarter 2015 and is expected to be complete by the end of 2017. We hope to find out more official information about this project in the near future. (5/19/15) It has been quite some time since we've heard anything at all about the once announced "DreamWorks" indoor theme park planned for Russia, but new details were finally given out at an urban planning meeting this month. The large indoor complex will feature not only a small theme park, but a multi-screen cinema, children's cafes, retail and dining locations, a concert hall, hotel and a children's yachting school. The complex is to be built by 2018 in Nagatinskaya Poima, and it will also share the space with Russian animator Soyuzmultfilm who will run their own small theme park next door. If this first location works out, they hope to build two more in Russia in St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg.
DRIEVLIET (The Netherlands)
DUINRELL (The Netherlands)
2016 - Wild Wings - (4/19/16) A video of Wild Wings, the new Gerstlauer Sky Fly ride, now open at Duinrell, can be found below. It's a POV video shot from a rider who really got their craft to spin upsidedown over and over, during you a great perspective as to how out of controll this ride can look from a rider's point of view. (Warning: There are a few S-bombs from the mouth of the rider during the experience.)
ENERGYLANDIA (Poland)
2016 - Formula 1 - (6/17/16) A POV video of the new F1 Premier coaster at Energylandia has been posted to YouTube. Check out Vekoma's newest launch creation below.
ESSELWORLD (India)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2015 as well...
ETERNITY PASSAGE (Beijing)
???? - New Park - (11/25/14) A new theme park is planned to open in Beijing, China in Summer 2015 called Eternity Passage. The project will feature two entrances and two main lands, one outdoor and one indoor, and is connected as part of the larger Beijing Outlets World resort and mall. The park is going to be small by today's standards, but will feature the overall theme of time travel with both entrances having guests pass over a bridge passing through a massive portal that reminds me very much of the old "Stargate" Film and TV Series, complete with glowing icons around the ring. An article posted to Blooloop mentions a few attractions by name such as: Vision Drop (experience Space Tourism), Voyages of Discovery (indoor boat ride and theater), Beijing Time Machine, Nu Wa Mends the Heavens, Magic Farm and Haunted Farm, the later of which will be a new interactive dark ride experience.
ETNALAND (Italy)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2014 or 2015 as well...
EURO PARK (Penglai, China)
FANTASILANDIA (Santiago, Chile)
FANTASIANA (Strasswalchen, Austria)
FANTASY ISLAND (Skegness, United Kingdom)
Park News - (3/7/16) Fantasy Island (UK) has confirmed that the park has now been sold to an international events company named Mellors Group Events. Based on their website it looks like they are used to putting on large but seasonal amusement style events, such as summer festivals or winter wonderlands, but taking ownership of the Fantasy Island theme park may be the first permanent facility. (12/11/15) The Fantasy Island theme park in the UK is now officially up for sale, after going into "administration" last year with over £50 million in debts, which essentially the UK's version of a business bankruptcy from what I've been led to understand. (10/5/15) Fantasy Island in the UK has confirmed that they will repaint The Odyssey inverted coaster from the original red track and white support look to have yellow track and slate gray supports.
FANTAWILD DREAMLAND (Zhuzhou, China)
FANTAWILD DREAMLAND (Xiamen, China)
Park News - (9/22/16) According to a post on Facebook the Fantawild theme park in Xiamen has suffered serious damage as a typhoon passed nearby. Photos of the damaged park were posted to Facebook last week, as the park remains closed to repair the damage.
FIABILANDIA (Italy)
FORT FUN (Germany)Compagnie des Alpes (CDA)
FRAISPERTUIS CITY Park (France)
2017 - Golden Driller - (7/4/16) Fraispertuis City will add an Intamin Giant Drop tower in 2017 with different options of drop seats on each side to be called Golden Driller. You can see concept art of the themed base and queue for the ride as well as a technical drawing from Intamin which lists that the ride will have four drop cars: a standard sit down car, a Sit Down & Tilt car, a Floorless & Tilt car and a Stand-Up & Tilt car. The tower will stand 216 feet tall.
FREIZEITPARK PLOHN (Germany)
FREIZEIT-LAND GEISELWIND (Germany)
FREIZEITPARK RUHPOLDING (Germany)
FURUVIK (Sweden)Parks and Resorts Scandinavia
2016 - Two New Attractions - (6/3/16) Furuvik, a small park in Sweden, has added two new rides for the 2016 season. They put in Gungan, which is said to be a "Zamperla Happy Swing" and Små Grodorna, a frog themed Zamperla Jump Around. You can see concept artwork for both in the press release.
2017 - New Attraction - (6/3/16) I'm told that the park has promised to announce another new attraction coming for the 2017 season sometime later this summer.
GEISELWIND (Germany)
GOLD REEF CITY (South Africa)
2016 - Big Wheel - (3/5/16) Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach in the UK has announced they are adding a 33m (108ft) Big Wheel for the 2016 season. The wheel should be open by Easter.
HELLENDOORN (The Netherlands)H.I.G. Capital France
HOT GO PARK - Happy Jungle World & HOT GO PARK - Dreamworld (Under Construction)(Fushun, China)
2016 - B&M Wing Coaster - (5/13/15) According to a Twitter post from VHCoasters, Hot Go Park in China is now adding a B&M Wing Coaster, and they've got a picture of the track and label to prove it. (Going to Hot Go Park - Dreamworld)
2017 - B&M MegaCoaster - Confirmed - (4/8/16)
Your first look at new B&M track outside the Ohio plant! Where could it be going? pic.twitter.com/7DWhMovMTA— Taylor Bybee (@coasterstudios) March 31, 2016
Your first look at new B&M track outside the Ohio plant! Where could it be going? pic.twitter.com/7DWhMovMTA
ISLA MAGICA (Spain)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing added for 2015 either
JANFUSUN FANCYWORLD (Taiwan)
JINLING HAPPY WORLD (China)
KINGOLAND (France)
KNIGHT VALLEYShenzhen, China
KOLMARDEN (Sweden)
2016 - Wildfire - (9/1/16) One of our readers posted a fun review of Kolmardens news Wildfire coaster with a ton of great photos. Check it out! (7/4/16) A fun off-ride video of Wildfire was posted by one of our readers, showing off the view of the ride from the ground as it weaves back and forth. You can also see what looks like a huge queue area built for the ride, sitting completely empty in the foreground. I'm told that the ride was closed due to weather just before this was shot, but when it opened the wait times were only 5 minutes.
LE PAL (France)
LEWA ADVENTURES (Xi'an, China)
2016 - Flash - (6/8/16) China has been getting some amazing looking coasters this year. We just saw Viper at Wanda Nanchang a couple of days ago and now check out the video below for Mack's incredible new coaster at Lewa Adventures called Flash that opened earlier this year. The coaster stands 61 meters (200ft) tall and features the tallest loop in China that stands 50 meters tall (164 ft), before going on to conquer a 1200+ meter long run full of airtime and a total of two inversions.
LEOLANDIA (Italy)
2016/2017 - Peppa Pig Land Expansion - (11/24/14) A new land themed to Peppa Pig will be added to Leolandia (Italy) in 2015 and then expanded with new attractions in 2016 and 2017.
2016 - Apollo - (2/22/16) Themeparks-UK reports that Lightwater Valley will replace their old Whirlwind attraction (a Mondial Top Scan) with a new 25m tall family friendly version of the Funtime Star Flyer swing ride called Apollo.
LONGLEAT SAFARI and ADVENTURE PARK (UK)
Park News - (4/5/16) I've said it before, I'll say it again... even as long as I've been writing on Screamscape I'm always fascinated when I come across information about a new park or attraction that even I've never heard about before. Case in point this week... Longleat Safari and Adventure Park in England. Our friends at BlooLoop have posted a very extensive look at Longleat, which has been undergoing a bit of a transformation and growth plan over the past few years thanks to the hand of a new CEO (Bob Montgomery) and the guidance of FORREC Ltd, who are developing a new 10-year master plan to build up and grow the park. The park features an impressive 7-mile drive-through animal safari park as well as an adventure park, more animal exhibits and a particularly large and impressive looking hedge maze, plus Longleat House, a 600-year old historic British mansion house. Follow the link to learn more about this park past, as well as what their future plans are.
LUNA PARK (Sydney, Australia)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing added in 2015 either.
M&D's (near Glasgow, Scotland)
Park News - (7/20/16) In a shocking bit of either very bad timing... or an example of someone who isn't qualified to do their job, the Mirror reports that a Scottish theme park safety inspector named Craig Boswell actually signed off on an inspection to Tsunami at M&D's just 16 days before the train completely derailed off the tracks. Now all the amusement ride's he has inspected lately are all to be re-checked at least. (6/30/16) According to the latest updates from the BBC, three boys and an adult male still remain in the hospital after the Tsunami coaster crashed off the tracks at M&D's Amusement Park. (6/26/16) A horrible accident took place on Sunday at M&D's amusement park in Scotland when the park's Tsunami portable inverted coaster from Pinfari derailed the entire train near the bottom of the first drop onto a park pathway, resulting in at least 10 reported people injured, eight of which were reported to be children. (3/29/16) Eight riders on the Tornado coaster at M&D's amusement park in the UK found themselves stuck about 20 feet off the ground when the coaster became stuck. Firefighters were called in to help evacuate the riders from the coaster successfully with no injuries.
MAERCHENPARK NEUSIEDLERSEE (Austria)
MINITALIA LEOLANDIA PARK (Italy)
MIRAGICA (Molfetta, Italy)Formerly Called: La Terra Die Giganti
MOVIELAND PARK (Italy)
Park News - (11/30/15) The Flying Pirouettes website has posted a pretty entertaining review of Movieland Park in Italy, which they describe the day's adventure as "a sweeping tale of shock, betrayal, redemption and copyright infringement".
NAGASHIMA SPALAND (Japan)
2017 - Arashi - (6/28/16) I had not heard this myself, but according to RCDB, Nagashima Spaland in Japan will be adding a new S&S 4D Free Spin coaster for the 2017 season to be called Arashi, which translates as "Storm". Based on the concept art used on the banner in the park, the layout looks identical to the Batman (Six Flags Fiesta Texas) and Joker (Six Flags Great Adventure) coasters built in the US.
NIGLOLAND (France)
2016 - Donjan De L' Extreme - (4/19/16) Nigloland has opened a new drop tower ride called "Donjon De L' Extreme". You can catch the video of it in action below. I believe the new ride is a Funtime Skyfall, sold through Ride Entertainment, which has the added benefit of rotating the guests around the ride's tower while rising up into the sky for a more scenic view before they take the plunge.
PARC DU BOCASSE (France)
PARQUE DE ATRACCIONES (Madrid)Parques Reunidos
PARQUE de DIVERSIONES (Costa Rica)
PARQUE de la COSTA (Argentina)
PARQUE NACIONAL del CAFE (Columbia)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time...
PLEASURE ISLAND (Cleethorpes, UK)
Park News - (3/29/16) Heavy rains and some flooding have caused the Pleasure Island theme park to close down temporarily. The park is expected to reopen on Tuesday, March 29th.
PLEASUREWOOD HILLS (UK)Looping / H.I.G. Capital France
Park News - (9/22/16) Pleasure Island in Cleethorpes has announced that the park will be closing down for good at the end of October. The last day will be Oct 29 when the park will go out with a bang with a big fireworks show.
POWERPARK (Finland)
2016 - JUNKER - Under Construction -
PUY DU FOU (France)
RATANGA JUNCTION (near Cape Town, South Africa)
Park News - (5/15/14) A new development plan for Century City (South Africa) is on the way that will see billions spent for upgrades and new projects, including a mixed use development called The Square. According to this news article, the local theme park, Ratanga Junction, will eventually be removed entirely to make way for The Square, with two attractions already said to have been removed for the project.
2016 - Nothing is expected, the park will close down in a few years (see above).
RAINBOW'S END (New Zealand)
SARKANNIEMI Amusementpark (Tampere, Finland)
Park News - (10/30/15) According to this article the Sarkanniemi amusement park has decided to close their Dolphinarium. The four bottlenose dolphins will be transferred to other capable facilities to care for them.
SCHWABEN PARK (Germany)
SEA LIFE ABENTEUER PARK (Oberhauses, Germany)(Note: This replaced the former CentrO Park)
SERENGETI PARK (Germany)
SINDIBAD Amusement Park (Casablanca, Morocco)
SKARA SOMMARLAND (Sweden)Parks and Resorts Scandinavia
SKYLINE PARK (Germany)
SLAGHAREN (Netherlands).
2017 - Gold Rush - (8/18/16) Slagharen's new coaster opening in 2017 will be called Gold Rush. The park isn't saying anything else about the project until early September, though it has been said elsewhere that Gold Rush is expected to replace the park's aging Schwarzkopf coaster, Thunder Loop.
SOCHI-PARK (Sochi, Russia)Olympic Village and Park for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games (official website)
SPACE WORLD (Japan)
STEINWASEN PARK (Germany)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2013, 2014 or 2015 as well...'
SUNWAY LAGOON (Malaysia)
2016 - Ghostbusters Adventure - Live! - (7/16/16) Would you believe another Ghostbusters themed attraction is on the way? This time in Malaysia at the Sunway Lagoon theme park called "Ghostbusters Adventure - Live!" This one is a live walk-through adventure in the attraction's "Scream Park" section where you visit the Adlridge Mansion, New York's oldest private home and museum where you will leave about the spooky story of Gertrude Aldridge and depart on your adventure. From here, I'm not exactly sure what kind of attraction this is, or if they are going for scares or for just a light spooky atmosphere, or if it will feature live actor scares or stick with animatronics and effects.
TAYTO PARK (Ireland)
2017 - Dark Ride - Planning - (6/8/15) In this article about the opening of the new coaster at Tayto Park the founder says that they plan to keep on adding rides and growing for years to come. They are already looking into a flume ride, aviary and some other smaller rides in the future, but he specifically mentions adding a dark ride for 2017. Further down the line, if they can work out the numbers, they would also love to add an on-site hotel within the park property.
TIBIDABO (Barcelona, Spain)
TIVOLI FRIHEDEN (Arhus, Denmark)
TOBU ZOOLOGICAL PARK (Japan)
TOSHIMAEN (Tokyo, Japan)
VIALAND (Istanbul, Turkey)
VICTORY KINGDOM (Beijing, China)
WALYGATOR PARC (France)Formerly known as Walibi Lorraine and Walibi Schtroumpf (Walibi Smurf)
Park News - (7/28/15) Be warned, for those planning a trip to Walygator Parc, apparently the park has decided to close down their Anaconda wooden coaster for refurbishment, and will not be reopening it until the 2016 season at the earliest.
2016 - NEW PARK - Now Open - (8/26/16) I've got to point out an article posted to BlooLoop last month showing off details about the creation of the Wanda Nanchang Theme Park and how they handled the landscaping as well as incorporating the local culture and legends, working with FORREC once again on this huge theme park project. One items I did not know about this newly opened theme park was that it was built on the site of an existing theme park that was called Treasure Gourd Farm. The old park was being retired "for a number of reasons" when it was acquired by Wanda and there was actually a period of time that some of the existing attraction were considered for redevelopment for the new park, but in the end Wanda chose not to reuse any of it. Follow the link over to read the rest of the details about how this park was developed between Wanda and FORREC, and enjoy the many pictures of the unique themeing made for this park. (6/6/16) GCI has posted a fantastic new video for Viper, the longest, highest and fasten wooden coaster in China, now oipen at the Wanda Cultural City park in Nanchang. Check it out below. While we're on the subject of this new park, BlooLoop also has posted a look at three of the park's major attractions that were supplied by Intamin Amusement Rides, a Mega Coaster, a 45m Flying Island and an 80m tall Gyro Drop tower.
WET 'n' WILD SYDNEY (Australia)
WIENER PRATER (Vienna, Austria)
2016 - Olympia Looping - (3/14/16) If your a classic coaster fan, then chances are you have a love for old Schwarzkopf steel coasters. If you love classic Schwarzkopf coasters... then there is little doubt that you have probably heard of one of his most famous creations... the traveling Olympia Looping coaster that spent years traveling around the European fair circuit. (If not, then watch the video below before going any further...) So where is Olympia Looping today? I'm told that the pieces of the ride have now been transported to the famous Wiener Prater park where it is supposed to run for the Spring and Summer (through to at least August from what I'm told). A few pictures of the coaster parts arriving at Wiener Prater have been posted to Facebook here and here. Based on what has appears on the official park map the coaster will be set up near the Break Dance in the D1 section of the park map, currently marked as a construction site.
WILD-UND FREIZEITPARK KLOTTEN (Germany)
2016 - Nothing is known at this time, nothing reported for 2014, 2014 or 2015 as well...
WORLD JOYLAND (Changzhou, Jiangsu, China)
XISHUANGBANNA THEME PARK (China)
YOMIURILAND (Japan)
2016 - Spin Runaway - (3/12/16) VHCoasters has posted an awesome bit of concept artwork showing off a new coaster coming to Yomiuriland in Japan called "Spin Runway". This will be an indoor themed Gerstlauer spinning coaster attraction that is supposed to look like it's inside a fashion clothing factory, running all out of control I assume. The new coaster is set to open next week it seems.
YomiuriLand in Japan is opening Spin Runway, a fashion factory themed spinning coaster next week. Looks quite mad. pic.twitter.com/aBImaSRURn— VHCoasters (@VHCoasters) March 11, 2016
YomiuriLand in Japan is opening Spin Runway, a fashion factory themed spinning coaster next week. Looks quite mad. pic.twitter.com/aBImaSRURn
YAS WATERWORLD (Abu Dhabi, UAE) http://www.yaswaterworld.com/
ZOOSAFARI FASANOLANDIA (Italy)
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Tracy Morgan to perform at Pabst Theater May 5
Nearly three years after a scheduled Riverside Theater appearance was abruptly canceled due to a filming conflict, comedian Tracy Morgan will return to Milwaukee on May 5 with a show at the Pabst Theater.
Morgan, a "Saturday Night Live" alumnus who played unhinged TV actor "Tracy Jordan," an exaggerated version of himself on NBC's recently concluded "30 Rock," is spending his initial post-"Rock" days doing stand-up comedy. His Milwaukee show will be part of what's being dubbed the "Excuse My French" tour. »Read Full Article
Chieftains keep it simple and fun at Pabst Theater
After 52 years, you might expect the Chieftains to give a phoned-in performance.
You'd be wrong. »Read Full Article(1)
Theatrical Tendencies' 'Temperamentals': Being gay in '50s
Late in playwright Jon Marans' "The Temperamentals," the lead character addresses the audience, challenging the notion that the gay liberation movement began with those now-legendary 1969 riots outside a Greenwich Village bar.
"Before Stonewall," gay activist Harry Hay (Mark R. Neufang) tells us, "an even braver bunch of us stood up to the plate — before there even was a plate!" Led by Hay and his lover in Los Angeles, these brave pioneers called themselves the Mattachine Society. »Read Full Article
6 chefs, 5 courses, 5 beers as dinner series kicks off at Hinterland
The first in a series of beer dinners that bring together some of the city's top chefs will be March 25 at Hinterland Erie Street Gastropub.
Chefs cooking for the Best of Milwaukee beer dinner are Justin Aprahamian of Sanford, Daniel Jacobs of Odd Duck, Paul Zerkel and Lisa Kirkpatrick of Goodkind (due to open in spring in Bay View), Dan Van Rite of Hinterland and Matt Kerley of Blue Jacket. »Read Full Blog Post
'Cesar Chavez,' the movie and the book
"Cesar Chavez" a new feature film that tells the story of the famed farm worker organizer and civil rights leader, opens soon in theaters across the country.
The movie bio-pic stars Michael Peña, and Rosario Dawson. »Read Full Blog Post
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Department Chair
Dr. Daniel Morris (Ph.D., University of Oregon) is Professor of French, Director of the French Summer Language Institute, and Chair of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures at Southern Oregon University. He also currently directs the International Studies major at SOU as well as the SOU Campus theme, that he co-directs with Dr. Prakash Chenjeri. A certified French OPI tester and trainer for the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, he has written articles and given conference presentations on French literature, culture, film, and language pedagogy. He is the founding director of the Southern Oregon Foreign Language Articulation project, and has organized and led numerous workshops for high school language teachers. His current research interests include French and Francophone literature, French film, French language pedagogy, and the impacts of globalization on culture. Email: email@example.com
ASL Faculty
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French Faculty
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Phone: 541 552-6740
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Academic Interests and Background
Dr. Daniel Morris is Professor of French, Director of the French Summer Language Institute, and Chair of the Department of Foreign Language and Literatures at SOU. A certified French OPI tester and trainer for the American Council of Teaching of Foreign Languages, Dr. Morris has written articlees and given conference presentations on French literature, culture, flim, and language pedagogy. He is the founding director of the Southern Oregon Foreign Language Articulation project (SOFLA), and has organized and led numerous workshops for high school language teachers. Current research interests include French and Francohpone literature, French film, French language pedagogy, and the impacts of globalization on culture.
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Academic Interests and Background
Dr. Marianne Golding, (Ph.D., University of California at Los Angeles) received her PhD in French Literature from UCLA and is Professor of French at Southern Oregon University, where she has taught since 1998. A native of France, she teaches beginning through advanced French courses and is particularly interested in Autobiography, Feminist Literature, and Francophone Literature, Culture and Film. In addition to various articles and conference presentations, she authored the second edition of The Graded French Reader.
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Lauren Schaffer has an M.A. in French Literature from U.C. Santa Barbara and French teacher certification in the state of Oregon. She inaugurated the FLES (Foreign Language in Elemenatary School) program in the Ashland School District in 1980, and for the next twelve years taught French to elementary school children. In 1992, she started teaching French at Ashland High School, where she taught until 2009. Since her retirement in 2009, she has been teaching as an adjunct faculty at SOU. Her interests lie primarily in second language pedagogy, and conducts workshops around the country for high school language teachers. She has also taught in the SOU French Summer Language Institute for high school French teachers in Angers, France.
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Dr. Tumbaga is currently working on a book project—Yaqui Indigeneity: Epistemology and Diaspora in Mexican and Chicana/o Literature (working title)—that studies the question of indigeneity (or indigenous identity) as interpreted through 20th and 21st Century Mexican and Chicana/o literature. Yaqui Indigeneity examines representations of the transborder Yaqui nation as interpreted through the Mexican imaginary. It engages the most recent literature on the Yaquis, including Mexican, U.S. and Chicana/o fiction, history and anthropology. But it also looks to 19th Century political essays and ethnographies that helped forge an image of indigenous rebelliousness and cultural Otherness.
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The Illinois Great Rivers Conference camping program is an extension of the local church's disciple-making process. Its mission is to provide settings where campers can have a concentrated period of time to focus upon their relationship with God. Camping partners with local churches in that the church is responsible for nurturing and helping persons grow in their faith. A good camp program is focused on creating a caring and affirming community where campers learn the fine art of living at their best. Illinois Great Rivers Camps provide an environment in which to explore God's creative genius, the leisure to discover one's self, a community of fun and faith in which to develop a genuine awareness of others, and the opportunity to foster a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.
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Sass & the City: Winter brings out the worst in drivers
At this time of year, when the winter weather begins to emerge, I am reminded that there are two kinds of goofball drivers.
Drivers who are excessively cautious and those who are not cautious enough.
First, we have the scaredy cats. We have to give them the benefit of the doubt, because they totally mean well.
But come on.
When the snow on the road is so scant that it looks like someone sneezed over a handful of powdered sugar, they drive 15 mph.
The minute a flake falls, they hit the brakes every five feet. The only way to drive behind them is to turn up the music on the radio and pretend you're watching a bad light show.
When there's ice on the road and it causes a little slip, they slam on the brakes. Suddenly it's unintentional automotive Olympic curling.
All things considered, however, I'd take overly cautious drivers any day of the week over the maniacs who think the term "safe on the road" means a strong box that fell from a Brinks truck at an intersection.
These idiots jump into their frozen trucks and start driving the minute there is a pinhole-sized circle defrosted on the windshield.
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They also seem to think the arrival of winter changes the lines painted on the road from legal borders to Old Man Winter's friendly recommendations.
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Great news tonight!
Sally Conway wins the Bronze Medal in Rio!
Today marks the start of our week long celebration of Judo. We have Judo sessions everyday, where you are welcome to come and train, come and try or just come and watch some Judo.
Yesterday, Ashley Mckenzie of TeamGB competed, and started strongly with a win against Turkey. In the next round he faced Yeldos Smetov of Kazakhstan, who unfortunately for Ashley took the contest. Smetov is a bit of a club favourite (due to the coaches son choosing him 3 years ago as his favourite, and of course because of our Kazakh member Daulet who recently medalled at the Hampshire Split Grade competition.
Today, Sunday, sees TeamGB represented by Colin Oates who faces France in the opening round. We shall be supporting him as he tries to get a medal.
We will also be supporting Kelmendi of Kosovo in the women's competition. She is a two time world champion, flag bearer for her team and like Rio as it was where she won her first world title!
The Olympic Games are about to start in Rio. The Judo starts off the show, the stadium is sold out but you can enjoy the fun at Southampton City Judo Club.
We have scheduled sessions for anyone who wants to give Judo a go or even just watch the amazing athletes do their thing.
Checkout out events page for our Olympic sessions.
This Sunday (July 24th, 3-5pm), Southampton City Judo Club is hosting a Hampshire-wide senior training session with Danny Murphy Snr.
The previous session was well attended and we have extra space ready if required. The session is a low £3 per person (please pay at reception).
This session will have a guest coach, Sam Potts. Sam a Hampshire athlete of international level with many medals. This is a great opportunity to meet and train with one of Hampshire's star performers.
Olympic Project
This August is special for all Judoka as we have the Olympic Judo competition in Rio. During the last games we had many enquiries and new people start Judo again or for the first time.
This time we are scheduling a number of Judo taster sessions, with more being confirmed shortly.
So if you have never tried Judo or are thinking about coming back now is the time to take the next step and sign up. Or better yet, get a step ahead of those drawn in by the Olympic Judo and pop down to a session before the Rio2016 Judo starts on August 6th.
You can keep an eye on when the taster session will be via our Events Page
We are very fortunate to be hosting the senior squad session for Hampshire Judo. Friend of the club Danny Murphy will be leading a session for player from across the county.
All players should try and attend as Danny is a very good Judo coach and it's a great opportunity to meet players from outside our club.
The session is this Sunday (July 3rd), 3-5pm. £3 at reception. Training will be in the main hall not our normal dojo space.
This year we are going to hold a summer training event, which we hope all members (past and present) will consider supporting either on the tatami or off.
The training is modelled of the annual mid summer training (Shochu-Geiko) that the Kodokan in Tokyo holds each year. Ours will be a smaller version.
We will start on Thursday and end on the Sunday. The current schedule looks like this:
Please get in touch if you would like to help, sessions will not all be Judo. We will also have meals together and social activities. All help appreciated; be it helping with planning; driving, training, coaching or just getting interest from others.
Stay tuned for more!
The club has been going well through the spring. Those following us on the Southampton City Judo Facebook page will have seen the photos and videos we have been posting recently.
This week our teen Judo session returns on Sundays at 2pm. It would be great if people could help us rekindle the fire and help promote Judo in local schools, youth groups, etc.
We recently hosted a randori for the Stephanie Inglis campaign. She has been moved from Vietnam to Thailand and her condition has shown some improvement. The medical bills stand at over £100,000 already however with the estimated cost of getting her home expected to be near that again. So if you have any available money; please consider donating (re-donating) at https://www.gofundme.com/23yq67t4
As a result of the randori we have been invited to visit our friends at Matsumachi Judo Club and are scheduling a weekend to go across to Bournemouth to socialise and train together with them.
We are also looking to schedule another meal together shortly. With the nice weather it would be good to share a nice cool social drink together after training now and then, so stay tuned for when we will be doing that.
We have some big plans underway and will need to engage the collective power of people in the club to help us get better and better. To this end the plan is to hold a club meeting shortly to discuss our future plans with everyone interested and plan how we can make dreams reality. A date will be set this week.
On Saturday Southampton City Judo Club and Southampton Solent University hosted an inter-club training session and team competition.
Rather than charge a mat fee, donations were requested and the participants gave generously for Commonwealth Judo athlete Stephanie Inglis who is in a critical condition after a motor cycle accident whilst teaching in Vietnam.
Participants came from Southampton University Judo Club, Winchester University Judo Club, Matsumachi Judo Club (Bournemouth) and Southern Judokan (Emsworth).
We would like to thank everyone for attending and giving so generously.
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An exciting week of training ahead, our normal coach Lance is away to the Almaty Judo Grand Prix with the IJF so we have 4 guest coaches to help you all.
Tuesday – Patrick Mballa.
Patrick starts the week, Tuesday is our standing techniques session. Most of you have been on the receiving end of some of his throws; so expect a good workout and some great tips.
Thursday – Garry Clark.
Garry after proving a successful camera man last week, take it up a notch and will be leading the groundwork session now his wrist is recovered to such a point he can come on share some moves before being able to get back into the randori himself.
Sunday – Jordan & Roland Fugh.
Week #2 of the Ju no Kata, Jordan Fugh & Roland Fugh have kindly agreed to guide the club through the second set of this interesting Kata. As we mentioned this week, there are aspects of yoga, Aikido and Tai Chi to be appreciated.
Those of you with partners who have never done Judo might consider bringing them along as this kata includes no throws and the movements are gentle and great movements for a light workout together.
Please to attend the session this week if you are able. Given that these four people are giving up there time to lead the sessions it would be fantastic to have good attendance please. Also, if some of the "regulars" could be there to help get mats laid, etc that would be great!
Of course, being nice and prompt (8pm/3pm) would be very helpful.
Have great week!
The club has been exploring live video streaming on Facebook of some of training sessions lately with good results.
It has proven successful both in terms of gaining some views for the page but also as a chance for members to watch your training afterwards and learn from it.
Keep.an eye on our Facebook page, or watch some of Thursdays groundwork session at https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=575204519323267&id=428779347299119


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Former Trading Spaces carpenter-hunk Ty Pennington, who now emotes on ABC's successful Extreme Makeover: Home Edition as well as in commercials for Sears, can add another new notch to his tool belt.
The soul-patched sex symbol, 40, is introducing his new "Ty Pennington Style" lines of colorful and retro-styled bedding, bath and table-top accessories that he's designed, to be sold as of this coming Sunday at Sears stores nationwide. Additional lines will be available on the retail giant's Web site.
In a price comparison, the Chicago Sun-Times notes that Pennington's goods at Sears are more expensive than Martha Stewart's at Kmart, with a Ty Pennington Style complete bedding set costing from $120 to $200, while Martha's goes for $79.99 to $109.99.
Pennington's lines include Caliente Stripe, featuring "hot oranges and peppery reds"; Lemongrass, with embroidery and more neutral colors; and Bali Hai, showing off what Sears described as "soft blues, bold florals and lush fabrics." He calls the look "streamlined with accents," reports The New York Times, which quotes Pennington on the color green (as found in his faux-leather placements): "It's calming and brings in the outside."
The online lines include Four Red Dragon, "Chocolatte," Plum Crazy and Luscious Lava.
The Sun-Times says the makeover guru will oversee a design team of 13 people at Sears headquarters, and that Pennington's decorative pillows range from $16.99 to $29.99. No word on whether he'll also barge into your house with a bullhorn.
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Gary Allan on new songs, vocal surgery
When I talked to Gary Allan earlier this week, we covered more ground than was able to fit in the full feature that appears here on Tap Milwaukee. Here is more of the conversation we shared as he waited to make a Monday night appearance on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon." (Click here to watch his spot on the show.)
As Allan prepares to visit The Rave tonight, he discussed why he thought "Tough Goodbye," the lead song (co-written by Cedarburg native Josh Thompson) from his Billboard chart-topping new album, "Set You Free," would be the first single. He also talked about how a vocal cord operation that he underwent just before recording the album has made him feel like a whole new singer, and his approach to Nashville after spending his early years (starting at 12 years old) playing honky tonks and clubs in California's Bakersfield-inspired country music scene. »Read Full Blog Post
Mumford & Sons to play Marcus Amphitheater Sept. 3
This year, the Pabst Theater group has staged shows outside its venues at the Miller Caves and the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center Auditorium. Now it's teaming up with Summerfest parent company Milwaukee World Festival Inc. and taking over one of the largest venues in town — the Marcus Amphitheater — to present a concert with one of the biggest acts in America: Mumford & Sons.
The folk revival band is headlining the 23,000-seat amphitheater on the Summerfest grounds Sept. 3. »Read Full Article(15)
Journal Broadcast responds to Time Warner claims in contract dispute
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) is among the Journal Broadcast Group stations carried on Time Warner Cable that could remove themselves from the carrier if a contract dispute over retransmission compensation is not settled. The deadline is 11:59 p.m. Sunday.
The broadcast group has posted a series of frequently asked questions about the dispute, and information on how viewers can contact alternative carriers here. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
Shawn Patrick out, Jessob Reisbeck in as WITI morning anchor
Shawn Patrick has been replaced on the WITI-TV (Channel 6) "Wakeup Newscast." His last day was Friday.
"He is currently pursuing other opportunities," said WITI president and general manager Chuck Steinmetz. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Michael Harvey's crime thrillers reflect real-life worries
Michael Harvey's"The Innocence Game" (Knopf) draws its title from academic and legal projects that seek to exonerate people wrongly convicted of crimes.
But few of the characters in Harvey's crime novel could be called innocent. His three Northwestern University graduate students have their secrets. So does their professor, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, and so do some Chicago cops who will do anything to keep the students from digging into a 14-year-old murder. »Read Full Article
WTMJ says coarse blooper 'fake'
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) says a still photograph of a coarse blooper that appeared to have been taken from one of its newscasts was "fake."
"It appears," Steve Wexler vice president of radio and TV for Journal Broadcast Group which owns WTMJ-TV, wrote in a statement the photo "was in fact a hoax." »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Festa launches first mobile app
Festa Italiana announced the launch of its first mobile app, "Festa MKE," for iPhone, Android and iPad to allow fans to easily navigate the ethnic festival this summer.
Menu items include a map, the entertainment line-up, food and drink offerings, festival photos, the history of Festa, social media connections, general information and "Everyone's Italian" phrase translations. »Read Full Article
BelAir Cantina in Wauwatosa is open
BelAir Cantina at 6817 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa is serving its first meals: The restaurant opened to the public today, and it will be celebrating its grand opening in mid-July.
It's the second location for the restaurant, serving a Cali-Mexican menu of tacos, tamales, burritos and fajitas; the first location is at 1935 N. Water St. »Read Full Blog Post
Dragon Boat Festival coming to Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Dragon Boat Festival will bring a bold swath of color to the lakefront on July 13.
More than a dozen teams have registered to take part in boat races in which vibrantly colored boats powered by teams of 16 to 20 men and women row to the beat of the boat's drummer. »Read Full Article(1)
American Folklore Theatre casts magic spell
Fish Creek — In the late 19th century, a wide-eyed boy goes to sea and becomes a man. During World War II, a young woman learns how to weld and discovers a resilience she didn't know she had. Somewhere on Green Bay, two lonely fishing guides finally lose their fear and find each other.
Those are the stories being staged this summer at American Folklore Theatre, where scandalously cheap ticket prices allow an entire family to enjoy original musicals that combine G-rated entertainment and big-hearted, often sophisticated explorations of adult themes — all of it unfolding outdoors, in the woods and under the stars in Door County's Peninsula State Park. »Read Full Article
Travel through time with Andrew Sean Greer on Wednesday
It's a Billy Pilgrim year for literary fiction: many characters seem to be coming unstuck in time.
In Kate Atkinson's dynamic "Life After Life," an English woman keeps being reborn in the 20th century after each of her deaths, as though she had a destiny to fulfill. In local writer Andrea Lochen's "The Repeat Year," a nurse wakes up with the chance to relive the past year of her life. »Read Full Blog Post
Time Warner says Journal Broadcast wants 'outrageous' 200% fee increase
WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) is facing a possible retransmission dispute with Time Warner Cable.
Time Warner says that the station's owner Journal Broadcast Group, is asking a 200% increase in fees paid by the cable service to carry the station's signal. »Read Full Blog Post(28)
Last week for Jeppa Joes cart. Related: Edgewater Supper Club reopening in Jefferson
This will be the last week Jeff Steckel will have his Jeppa Joe's sandwich cart on the streets of Milwaukee, as he prepares to lead the kitchen at Jefferson's Edgewater Supper Club, reopening this summer.
New owners Bill and Vicki Millis are opening the Edgewater, N3522 Highway K, which closed a couple of years ago. They'll use naturally grown produce and meat from their own farm and from farmers in the area. »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap for Today: 'Wicked' benefit show, family dodgeball and accordion masters
Wake up! Rise and shine for the first Monday of summer.
It sounds so much better that way. And if that doesn't help, consider a few events designed to cap off the day with fun. »Read Full Blog Post


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Absolutely delicious!! I am ready to make the second batch then I am going to make sandwich buns. And I just have to try the cinnamon rolls. Thank you for this mix. Hope you come out with more things.
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I just tried this mix in my bread maker. It makes a fabulous white bread. I followed the directions on my bread maker and put the liquid ingredients in the bottom and then the mix and I sprinkled the yeast on top and set the breadmachine to the gluten-free setting. It came out so good! I love it!
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This past weekend, 55 high school students came to Sacramento for three days of intensive leadership training, followed by the 7th annual Queer Youth Advocacy Day (QYAD).
Hey GSA leaders! If you're anything like us, you're shocked that the school year is almost up. This has been a jam-packed year for GSA activism, and spring is a great time to pause and reflect on these victories and prepare for next school year.
Who's ready for a fierce and fabulous Day of Silence?
Today, GSAs around the country will take a vow of silence to recognize and protest the silence that LGBTQ people face each day. GLSEN, which coordinates the event, has tons of tips for Day of Silence actions at dayofsilence.org, and we've got a resource guide to help, too.
You've heard about BULLY, the movie that, through personal stories, sheds light on the emotional and physical toll of bullying. Tons of people - and we encourage you to join them - will see the movie when it opens nationwide this weekend.
Do you think GSA youth activists are changing the world? Yeah, we do, too -- now let's convince the White House!
The White House just announced its LGBT Pride Month Champions of Change Video Challenge, which calls for videos about "unsung heroes" working to improve the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Americans.
"We've really seen an explosion (in the number of GSAs) in the last year or two," said Tim Michael, Manager of GSA Outreach at Wisconsin's Gay Straight Alliance for Safe Schools (GSAFE). "And particularly GSAs in the rural part of the state."
Last weekend, GSA Network took an epic 3-day road trip to Humboldt County to train youth leaders and adult allies on how to make schools safer. I, along with youth trainers Alexa Lopez, K. Boucher, and Nick Penland, traveled over 550 miles round trip to Eureka for the Humboldt County GSA Leadership Summit.
Are you busy planning for GLSEN's Day of Silence on April 20th? Thousands of GSA activists from across the country are, too.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, an effort to raise awareness around and prevent sexualized violence in our world. While everyone is affected by and can be a survivor of sexualized violence, LGBTQ communities (particularly communities of color) have much higher incidence rates and face more barriers towards getting support.


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Electronic Devices Damage Real Therapy
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- 3 bedrooms
- 6 sleeps
- 7 nights min stay
House / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 6
Key Info
- Nearest beach 40 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car essential
- No pets allowed
Description from owner
Set on a hilltop with glorious views, Casa Rilassante is truly a lovely place to spend a holiday. It is a well-equipped family home within a tranquil setting in private grounds with a beautiful swimming pool, overlooking the small village of Rotecatello, among the rolling hills of the Umbrian countryside. The house has all modern conveniences, sleeping six persons in three double/twin rooms with two newly-refurbished bathrooms.
Whatever your choice of holiday, Casa Rilassante caters for all interests. Children can play safely around the grounds which are bordered throughout by hedges, and the whole family can enjoy the swimming pool, whether splashing around, or swimming lengths for exercise, or just lying in the sun, taking in the breathtaking view from your private terrace.
The towns of San Venanzo and Marsciano are a few kilometres drive away, with restaurants and shops for all your daily needs. Marsciano in particular has every resource that you need, including supermarkets,
Set on a hilltop with glorious views, Casa Rilassante is truly a lovely place to spend a holiday. It is a well-equipped family home within a tranquil setting in private grounds with a beautiful swimming pool, overlooking the small village of Rotecatello, among the rolling hills of the Umbrian countryside. The house has all modern conveniences, sleeping six persons in three double/twin rooms with two newly-refurbished bathrooms.
Whatever your choice of holiday, Casa Rilassante caters for all interests. Children can play safely around the grounds which are bordered throughout by hedges, and the whole family can enjoy the swimming pool, whether splashing around, or swimming lengths for exercise, or just lying in the sun, taking in the breathtaking view from your private terrace.
The towns of San Venanzo and Marsciano are a few kilometres drive away, with restaurants and shops for all your daily needs. Marsciano in particular has every resource that you need, including supermarkets, clothes shops, restaurants, cafes and a weekly market.
There are so many places to visit in the vicinity. Mediaeval Todi is the nearest large town, with its stunning architecture; Assisi, home of St Francis, Orvieto with its grand cathedral and Perugia, with its mix of culture and vibrantcy, are all around 40 minutes away. So is Lake Trasimeno, the largest inland lake in Italy, with its holiday beaches. Or you can travel further afield to visit the Tuscan towns or the splendour of Florence and Siena for a day's outing.
But more than likely, you will find the peace and tranquillity of Casa Rilassante so beguiling that you will want to stock up your fridge with good wine and fine local food, and enjoy yourselves at your leisure.
Further details
Rental for whole weeks preferred, but will accept part-weeks wherever possible.
House available from 4pm on day of arrival. Please vacate by 10am on day of departure to allow for cleaning to take place.
Further details outdoors
There is a spacious private terrace at the back, with large marble table for al fresco dining, and reclining sun-beds. An alternative terraced area at the front of the house is an ideal place to sit out with your coffee in the morning sunshine, with an additional table and chairs.There is a private garaged parking space underneath the house, or you can leave your car at the boundary of the property, a few yards away, where there is ample parking space.
Location description from owner
The Umbria region
Umbria is known as the "Green Heart of Italy". Wonderful scenery, historic hill towns, beautiful in all seasons, hot and sunny in the Summer, warm and still in the Autumn and Spring, cool but clear in Winter.
In Umbria, tourism is growing because of the harmony between nature, antiquities, historic centres (the landscape is dotted with many picturesque medieval villages) and culture. The quiet of the countryside, good provisions and fabulous cuisine and local wine and olive oil are the great draw. Rents for houses are lower in comparison with Tuscany. The area around Perugia is one of the best known for holidays in Central Italy when you want on the one hand to visit towns like Gubbio, Urbino, Perugia itself, Assisi, Spoleto, Spello and Todi and on the other hand also want to make a trip to the lake of Trasimeno, the famous Marmore Falls or go into the mountains and visit the many charming little towns and villages
In day trips, it also possible to visit Rome (we advise to go by train) and other charming little towns of northern Lazio (Tuscania, Tarquinia, Bagnaia, Civita di Bagnoreggio and the lakes of Bolsena, Bracciano and Vico) or southern Tuscany (Siena, Montepulciano, Cortona, �.). In day/half day trips, it also possible to visit Florence, Siena and many other little towns and villages of southern/central Tuscany.
You are ideally situated to visit Perugia, the capital of Umbria and famous for the Jazz festival in July. Throughout July and August there are numerous festivals in the local towns and villages. 10 minutes away Marsciano has all the facilities you need including a large supermarket, weekly market, restaurants, a cantina, pharmacies, butchers and a small hospital. There are smaller villages in the surrounding hills with small supermarkets, bars, restaurants, butchers and other small shops selling local produce as well as cantina selling the local wine. Rotecastello is a delightful small village, with a talented local artist selling mosaic items such as mirrors, tables and pictures. A wide variety of waterborne activities can be enjoyed at Lake Trasimeno which can be reached in 45 minutes.
There is a guest book in the house with further local information.
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
- Cot available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 1 Double Bed, 4 Single Beds, 1 Cot available
- 2 En suites
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
- Shared garden
- Balcony or terrace
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- DVD player
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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About the owner
Edel D
- Response rate:
- 100%
- Calendar updated:
- 07 May 2016
- Years listed:
- 3
- Based in:
- United Kingdom
Languages spoken: English, Italian
This House has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 6. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 08 Jan 2007. Located in Province of Perugia, it has 6 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate is £609.
The Owner has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 07 May 2016.
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"A perfect place for total relaxation"
My daughter and I have come to stay at Casa Rilassante twice now over the last couple of years and it has been a holiday to remember each time.We visited both times with friends and their children ranging from the ages of 6 to 16. The accommodation is everything one would desire for a perfect and peaceful holiday. The home is beautifully laid out in a serene setting with amazing views across the hills. It is perfectly equipped with everything you need to enjoy a home away from home. The bedrooms are spacious and with 2 en suites it works well for couples with friends and young children. Th owners have very thoughtfully kitted this home out to allow enjoyment for all ages. A very plentiful amount of games, books and DVDs. The patio allows for a very relaxed evening with spectacular views. The pool is immaculate with lots of loungers available to guests. Its a 10 second walk from the home. This holiday home is about 4 kms from the shops so a car would be necessary but the local town-Marsciano- has everything you need with loads of local fresh produce. The home itself is located within a very small development of about 10 cottages and each time we have visited we have been welcomed by the other owners/ renters and made some lovely friends. One of the owners spends quite a bit of time there during the summer months and could not have been more helpful and welcoming on both occasions. Highly recommend this beautiful holiday home and we look forward to returning there very soon.
"Ideal location for a family holiday, a home away from home experience in the rolling hills of Umbria."
A wonderful family holiday location with excellent accomodation in a safe and secure hillside cluster of modern homes, set in beautiful rural Umbrian countryside and still close to urban life with all amenitiies, fine restaurants and attractions. It is an ideal base for motor touring and relaxing afterwards or taking a trip to Italy's famous cities using your own transport or nearby train stations. Nearby villages have their own unique attractions and festivals, with music, dancing and fun for all family members. The villa is spotless and fully equipped with all mod-cons. Private parking, grounds and swimming pool proved second to none. A perfect family holiday location.
"Relaxing, fabulous views and great day trips close by"
I stayed with some of my family at this house one summer and have to say my holiday was thoroughly enjoyable. From breakfast on the veranda overlooking vast and colourful fields to lazy afternoons by the pool and that first prosecco of the evening admiring the sunset from the terrace.. Close by there are several lovely restaurants and we also took the opportunity to visit Florence, Assisi, Peruggia and a beautiful lake, Lake Trasimeno, all day trips well worth a visit. You can stock up on fabulous food at the nearby supermarket and also just enjoy lounging at the villa, which is well equipped with all the necessary appliances, even including dvds. I can only recommend this villa and area of Italy for a great holiday and look forward to returning some day soon.
"An idyllic retreat; fabulous property in beautiful surroundings"
We travelled to Casa Rilassante with two young children, and I can honestly say it was the first time we had relaxed on holiday since they were born! The property was beautifully presented and comfortable, and the terrace, gardens and pool made for the perfect combination of relaxation and fun outdoors. The local town is a short hop in the car, and the immediate surroundings are wonderful for walking and exploring. There are lots of interesting places to visit within easy reach, but its just too tempting to stay home and lounge with a glass of local wine and anti-pasti, looking out over the fields and enjoying the sunsets. I cannot recommend it highly enough for a 'getting away from it all' authentic Italian holiday.
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WarioWare, (short but hilarious)
I totally agree. The barrage of shovelware really does put the Wii's average down a lot.Originally Posted by RedProdigy
Theres also a lot of variation in Wii scores (Trauma Center New Blood being the best example) and reviewers still dont seem totally sure what makes a good Wii game. If a game is too easy they mark it down and when a game is a bit harder they mark it down. Games like Wii Sports are also underated imo.
Still it dosent bother me because every single game that i have bought is easily over 7/10 in both my estimations and IGNs.
The wii has the highest range out of the three consoles right now (lowest rated game to highest rated game out of the three consoles) but there are more mediocre games out than AAA titles that bring the wii's game average way down.
Originally Posted by Winnie the Pooh