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Bed, city & beach
Size36 m²
Floor No.2
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Rue Decazes, 13007 Marseille, France
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|A few hours
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Lovely little flat perfectly situated between sandy beach and old harbor to make the best of your stay in Marseille. It's cozy and decorated vintage style, with original artworks. The space with two separate bedrooms allows even four people to keep an intimate space. The huge kitchen is perfect for meals and talks. The internet connection is excellent. New windows keep it quiet. The area is safe, you'll find all facilities like bakeries, pharmacy, cash machine, press, post office, supermarkets & cafés down the street or just a few minutes away.
Children are welcome.
Owner speaks english, french and german and will be happy to help.
In Marseille, you find lots of stores, restaurants and nightlife options. You can enjoy sea life and the beach and also visit the several ports and lots of monuments like Le Four des Navettes (the oldest bakery in Marseille – 1781), If Castle, Notre Dame de la Garde…
You really don't need a car: 3 bus lines, Taxi and bike rental are just one minute away.
Sights like Notre Dame de la Garde, l'Abbaye of St Victor et le Palais du Pharo with it's beautiful park, as well as some of the most famous restaurants of Marseille (Petit Nice, Fonfon, Epuisettte, les 3 Forts) are all in walking distance.
Five minutes walk to sandy beach "Catalans", 10 min. to the city center and the old harbor (vieux port) or to the picturesque tiny fisher harbor "Vallon des Auffes".
Marseille Airport – 20 km
Castellet International Airport – 34 km
Aix en Provence – 27 km
Access : Highway tunnel (Aix/Lyon/Nice/Montpellier) only 5 min. by car,
Airport : 20 min. by car, 40 min by bus
Train station St Charles : 20 min; by bus and tube (I can pick you up when you arrive late)
Equipment and Services Provided:
Internet access (free box), towels and bed linen included.
Possibility to rent for several months.
Kitchen : freezer 3***, washing machine, toaster, micro wave / grill, blender, cooking plate (induction), sink, dishes, coffeemachine, table, chairs
Bathroom : shower, wash basin and WC, hair dryer and towels, electric iron
Living : 1 double bed 140 x 190 cm, black leather couch, office desk, seat,
2 coffee tables, carpet, bookshelf, lamps, radio
Chambre : 1 double bed 140 x 200, wardrobe, bedlinen & covers, lamps, wardrobe
House rulesDear Guests
We hope you'll have a very pleasant stay in Marseille.
Some advice for the use of the flat :
Smoking is not allowed.
Kitchen :
keep off the gas-installation !
Bathroom :
- Please don't flood the bathroom. Make sure that the shower curtain is INSIDE the shower-basin.
Windows :
- If it's windy ( Mistral) please arrest shutters and windows.
- Close either windows or shutters each time you leave the flat.
Cleaning :
- You have to leave the flat as clean as you find it. You'll find everything you need to clean in the kichen closet.
Damages :
- All the items should be placed in the spot where you found them at your arrival.
- Broken or damaged items can be replaced, otherwise part of the deposit will be used to replace the broken items.
- The mezzanine above the bathroom is private. Please don't try to climb up.
Thank you for taking care!
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 6 US per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|3 months
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Reviews of this property
This apartment is well located for the purpose of exploring Marseille, including Vieux Port, and wider Provence. It is close to public transport, especially the buses. Other nearby facilities include a couple of supermarkets, small shops, and a number of restaurants. A taxi rank is also located nearby. The apartment is well equipped with all the utensils, equipment, and supplies necessary to make one's stay comfortable. Although a small TV would have been a welcome addition! The owner of the apartment, Susanne, is very friendly and always willing to share her knowledge of Marseille and Provence. She is a very kind and supportive host.
We enjoyed our stay here and Susanne was most welcoming. The apartment is in a good location with easy access to the beach and parks. Public transport was good and efficient. We got a three day pass which can be used on the bus, metro and tram networks.
Very nice apartment. Good location, near the sea. Friendly and very sweet hostess. enjoyed it. Thank you very much,Susanne
Nice hostess, straightforward handover, location good, the bus is the Vieux Port in a few minutes away.The apartment was clean and well ausgestattet.Für 3 people somewhat little storage space for clothes and the bathroom.
Nette Gastgeberin, unkomplizierte Wohnungsübergabe,Lage gut, mit dem Bus ist der Vieux Port in wenigen Minuten zu erreichen.Die Wohnung war sauber und gut ausgestattet.Für 3 Personen allerdings etwas wenig Stauraum für Kleider und im Bad.
The apartment is comfy and located in a lively part of the city, close to the Mediterranean Sea and not far from the city centre. Susanne is a kind and helpful host. We enjoyed our stay very much and would recommend the apartment as well as this part of Marseille unreservedly.
Angela from Germany
Beautiful apartment in very central location. Old Port is easily accessible on foot or by bus. Nearby you will find everything you need: bakery, etc. With the 83, you can also go to the larger supermarket easily beaches along the coast road.
Schöne Wohnung in sehr zentraler Lage. Alter Hafen ist sowohl zu Fuß oder mit dem Bus schnell erreichbar. In der Nähe findet man alles was man braucht: Bäcker, Supermarkt etc. Mit der 83 kann man auch problemlos zu den größeren Stränden entlang der Küstenstraße fahren.
very beautiful, tasteful artistic apartment ... centrally located ... great landlady with helpful tips ... nice neighbors ... like again ... ;)))
sehr schöne, geschmackvolle künstlerwohnung...
zentral gelegen...
tolle vermieterin mit hilfreichen tips...
nette nachbarn...
gerne wieder... ;)))
The apartment is well organized, well located: close to shops and buses. The double glazing is welcome because the street can be noisy (because the garage across the street). Suzanne feel so welcome.
L'appartement est bien organisé, bien situé: commerces et bus à proximité. Le double vitrage est bienvenu car la rue peut être bruyante (à cause du garage en face). Suzanne réserve un excellent accueil.
We stayed 4 nights in Susan's apartment. Sorry, we had trouble with the traffic and finding a parking space, so we arrived a half hour late .. very uncomfortable, as we were waiting for - my tip: plant an extra half hour for a parking space! It's a nice apartment, I felt it ... probably for self-catering, as the kitchen is fully equipped. The pictures on the walls are also great. The heat regulation of the shower we dominated not equal. To get a feel for life in Marseille, it's great to live in an apartment like this.
Wir blieben 4 Nächte in Susannes Wohnung. Leider hatte wir Schwierigkeiten mit dem Verkehr und mit der Parkplatzsuche, daher kamen wir eine halbe Stunde zu spät..sehr unangenehm, da wir schon erwartet wurden - mein Tipp: plant eine extra halbe Stunde ein für Parkplatzsuche!
Es ist eine nette Wohnung, ich fühlte mich darin wohl...ideal für Selbstversorger, da die Küche voll ausgestattet ist. Die Bilder an den Wänden sind auch toll.
Die Wärmeregulierung der Dusche beherrschten wir nicht gleich.
Um ein Gefühl für ein Leben in Marseille zu bekommen, ist es toll eine Wohnung wie diese zu bewohnen.
Quiet location near a central square. Tastefully furnished apartment with everything you could need. With clean bathroom and shower water running continuously wam luck would completely. Very gracious host!
Ruhige Lage in der Nähe eines zentralen Platzes. Geschmackvoll eingerichtete Wohnung mit allem, was man so braucht. Mit sauberem Bad und kontinuierlich wam laufendem Duschwasser wäre das Glück vollkommen. Sehr nette Gastgeberin!
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Cute little apartment in Bergshyddan / Vaxholm
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Accommodation summary
|Villagatan, 18531 Vaxholm, İsveç
|Mülkiyet türü
|Özel oda
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|Calendar updated
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The house consists of one room with kitchen, closet, double bed, folding table. Bathroom / WC with underfloor heating. Allergy Free. Barbecue and bikes can be arranged
The cottage is situated on Vaxholm, which is the center of all boat traffic in the archipelago of Stockholm. It is conveniently located only 400m from the marina by which you easily take you to the center of Stockholm in 1 hour.
There are buses going 3-4 per hour which will take you in only 40 minutes.
You will also have access to an outdoor grill and bikes!
Rent April-November.
Language: Swedish, English.
Ev kurallarıNo smoking
No pets
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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What a lovely place, very friendly hosts and the perfect place for day trips to Stockholm and boat tours into the Archipelago. We loved our small house and it offers everything you need!
Next time in Stockholm - we will stay at your house again Stig - thank you very much! Kind regards, Julia & Patrick
A cute little cabin in the center of Vaxholm. Well equipped and clean. Very friendly and helpful owners. We had a great time.
Unfortunately we had to cancel our trip some days before because our little daughter was ill and not allowed to fly...
We had a wonderful stay and we would like to thank Mr Stig for his amability letting us to use the bikes to visit around. The house was better than we expected and we would love to come back in the future.
Sweet little house in a "Pippi"surrounding. In walking distance from harbour and small village.Very friendly owners, who live nearby.
We had 3 lovely days in Vaxholm. Our cottage was so nice decorated and very cute. Stig and Inger were very nice and helped us when we had questions. Especially the bus plan from Stig was very helpful.
Stig was very easy to work with, in spite of our much delayed flight and late arrival. Inger brought us sandwiches, even though it was late, and it made us feel cozy and well-cared for. The cottage is small, for sure, but within a day, we were accustomed to it, and preferred its smallness. We loved its privacy, yet closeness to the harbor, the use of bikes, and the trees and flowers and rocks and birds. We had a fabulous time and would love to travel back to stay here again and again. It was perfect.
The little house is tiny but well organized... It was a pleasure to stay there and Stig and his wife were really nice hosts, always ready to help if needed...
We really enjoyed the bikes, it's an excellent way to discover the area...
We liked Waxholm very much, and it might be even better in summer!
We passed two marvellous days in this small cottage, a paradise on a Swedish island, so beautiful. We appreciated to stay there, it was quiet and everything was useful. Thanks to you for your kindness and exchanges. We're still dreaming to be there.
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I've seen tons of deer so far but all does or spike horns so far,,,
Well actually I did see 3 "rackers" so far ,,,but all on posted property that I don't have permission to hunt on, so there still running. I saw one 3 so far but the 3rd point was so close to being not a legal point, I passed on it rather than take the chance. And BOY OH BOY,, I really looked very close at that one. That's what I like to target, 125 lb 2 year old,,that's great eating right there mister!!
I had seen 2-3 other racker's, but they were so damn far away that light weight 308 Ruger "all weather Warrior" stainless with a pencil barrel more than likely wouldn't have done the job reliably If I'd had the target 308 M-77 one tough, I wouldn't have hesitated for a second! Vt has a 3 point minimum for buck with 1" minimum length for the points and doe season won't start till December during muzzle loader season.
So at this point I'm still biding my time. I've defiantly been hunting hard this year with just a couple days off due to snow squalls so dense you couldn't see 2' in front of you, that doesn't usually bother me, but where I hunt in the "Big Mountains",,just getting there is the issue, not the hunting conditions so much. That and a couple days I've been in Quasi-Motto mode due to hunting hard the previous day. I've hunted every other day though.
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Bright Kurfürstendamm Apt. (6)
Size70 m²
Floor No.0
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Parking available
- Pets allowed
- Dishwasher
- Internet/WiFi
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
|Paulsborner Straße, 10709 Berlin, Germany
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|2 days ago
Up to 8 guests can stay across several double beds. The kitchen has all the usual appliances and is attached to an eating area for making those meals at home.
The Berlin Zoo is one of the world's largest and is just 15 minutes away by bus. On the other side of the Zoo is the Tiergarten, Berlin's main park. Climb the victory column for great views of the park and the city.
Most of the major fashion labels have storefronts on Kurfürstendamm. Halensee S-Bahn (city rail) station is 10 minutes' walk away and provides access to the ring rail, which runs in a circle around the city centre.
House rulesA €100 security deposit is required.
A €25 deposit is required for the keys.
A €8 fee is required for pets (per pet).
A €4 fee is required for towels.
A €20 fee is required for check-in after 10pm.
A €20 fee is required for check-out outside standard times.
Please contact the host for more details.
A high chair and cot are available for the little ones.
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
|€ 2564
|Price for > 4 guests
|€ 11 per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Nice place to stay, we were very pleased.
Schöne Unterkunft, wir waren sehr zufrieden.
Nice centrally located apartment, affordable compared to hotels.
Very quiet area, private free parking behind locked boom.
Nice kitchen, pictures cheat a little, as there are 3 double bedrooms.
One room has one double bed and one sofa bed. One room has a double bed and one room has a children's bed, and Hims where adults may also reside.
We stayed 5 adults in the apartment.
Pleasant hostess who could both German and English.
The apartment is located a few hundred meters from the Kurfürstendamm. And close to U.bahn. The whole area is packed with various restaurants in all price levels.
Well recommended. We use certainly Wimdu again.
Fin centralt beliggende lejlighed, prisbillig i forhold til hoteller.
Meget roligt område, privat gratis parkering bag låst bom.
Lækkert køkken, billeder snyder lidt, idet der ikke er 3 værelser med dobbeltsenge.
Det ene værelse har 1 dobbeltseng, og 1 sovesofa. 1 værelse har dobbeltseng og 1 værelse har børneseng, og hims hvor voksne også kan ligge.
Vi boede 5 voksne i lejligheden.
Behagelig værtinde, der kunne både tysk og engelsk.
Lejligheden ligger få hundrede meter fra Kurfürstendam. Og tæt på U.bahn. Hele området er spækket med forskellige restauranter i alle prisniveauer.
Kan anbefales. Vi bruger helt sikkert Wimdu igen.
Beautiful accommodation in great location in Berlin!
Prachtige accomodatie op prima plek in Berlijn!
A quiet neighbourhood at the end of Kurfurstendam. Good about this place: bakery close by, buss close by, grocery stores close by, and a playground for those with children. The apartment is on the ground floor, with insight from all passing by. But still a little away from the streets, so it's mostly those living in the apartment buildings that are passing. We could not adjust the temperature in the apartment, so I'm guessing it's centrally done. But beeing on the ground floor also ment that we found the apartment cold, at least for the couple of first days when we were there. We were here first week in July. The kitchen is ideally for four persons, we managed to fit six, but had then two small children a the end of the table. There were a small balcony for smokers in the kitchen, and the apartment did not have a livingroom. But I think this is quite common for apartments in Berlin. The floors were really squeeky, and to go quiet anywhere in the morning or at night, is not possible. The bedrooms are big. The bathroom really small, and out of date. You had to hold the shower because it was not possible to hang it. I would go back to Berlin and this neghbourhood, but not this apartment. The bathrooms matters a bit for me, and if I should give it a star, I would rate it to be two-star standard. But clean, and with a wifi.
Die Lage ist sehr schön, sehr zentral gelegen und trotz Hauptstraße sehr ruhig. Die Wohnung ist sehr verwohnt und könnte eine Renovierung und neue Möbel gut vertragen. Die Betten sind durchgelegen Der Boden knarrt bei jedem Schritt, die Küche besitzt zwar eine Mikrowelle und einen Geschirrspüler aber alles anderen Dinge sind sehr auch nicht so toll. Ich würde die Wohnung nicht noch einmal buchen und auch nicht empfehlen.
Tolle geraumige Wohnung, freundlich eingerichtet,gut erreichbar,mit Stellplatz,komplett ausgestattet,praktisch gelegen mit Allem was man braucht!!!
Also,auch zu 4-6 Leuten kein Platzproblem!
Immer wieder gerne!!!
Gut: die Lage, die ansprechende Gestaltung, die Ausstattung mit den notwendigen Dingen, WLAN, der verfügbare Parkplatz, die Abwicklung, wenn wir auch beide Male ein wenig warten mussten.
Für 8 erwachsene Personen braucht man ausreichend Sozialkompetenz, um mit einem Bad und den Dimensionen von Küche und Kühlschrank klarzukommen.
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Perfect location and perfect for what we needed very basic but nice. Apartment was extremely clean thanks to host Serpil (she was very helpful and friendly). Unfortunately we were not told about the building work that was being carried out next door which woke us up every morning at 7am. We wasn't too bothered about it as it got us up and into the excellent bakery next door for breakfast. Overall we had a great stay.
Nice appartement in a very good location, mitten in Mitte ! Loads of restaurants, sites and bars in the neighboorhood. The metro is oppositie to the building. There is relatively little noise disturbance from the surroundings. We slept very welk. Check in andere Check Out were very relaxed, the owner can be reached personaly. We had a great time !
Way overpriced! We booked this apartments as it it was one of a very few with 4 bedrooms available. The positives first: The apartment is superbly located, just a few hundred meters from Alexanderplatz, and the bakery just beside it is open everyday so its easy to start off every morning with good quality fresh bread. The area is crowded with Vietnamese / Asian small restaurants, so its fairly easy to dine ok nearby.
My concerns:
The apartment is partly underground, its damp (and there was actually mold around the kitchen sink..... Yeuuck!). Communication with the representative was erratic (the phone was off when we arrived in Berlin so we could not get confirmed she would meet us at the apartment, fortunately she did, slow to respond at times, not always confirming even when asked to, slow to follow up on requests like late checkout).
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO WIFI! When asked about it, the answer was that it was to far below ground.... Weird. The representative suggested we could use the wifi in the bakery, but that only works when you`re actually sitting there, and even then its slow. The TV signals in the apartment were not stable either.
All in all we managed, but at this price we would expect everyday amenities like internet, stable TV, mayby a place to do a little emergency laundry... Not really worth the price in my opinion.
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The cost of designing the Marin County Free Library's lobby remodeling project is up almost 50 percent.
A consultant will get $82,000 more, bringing the planning bill to $250,000 for "design services for limited lobby remodels" of five library branches.
Costs escalated in large part because library executives changed course in midstream, seeking revisions that triggered additional expense.
County supervisors routinely approved the $82,000 boost in a contract for Group 4 Architecture Research + Planning of South San Francisco, but made no comment about the issue, which was tucked into a consent calendar of business.
Pat Echols, a county principal civil engineer, said plans involving the Novato, Corte Madera, Fairfax, Marin City and Civic Center libraries are changing, with design work topping $250,000 — and a construction tab estimated at another $1 million. That cost could escalate, too, before the five-branch program is complete, as work at the Novato Library alone is expected to run about $300,000.
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Echols said that after the consultant was hired, the library administration "began to shift its focus on how the libraries would be remodeled ... and they made some changes." In addition, several problems encountered by designers during initial work require more time to sort out, he said. "It's not at all the consultant's fault," Echols observed.
"Since the development of preliminary designs, (the library) has been incorporating changes to its service model," Echols said in a report to county supervisors. "Novato was fast-tracked to incorporate these changes and is currently being remodeled as a first phase in order to validate and refine the new service model." The new model involves a "single point of service" desk configuration and prompt patron service plan.
Preliminary designs "also indicated that additional construction scope is needed at the Corte Madera and Fairfax branches to provide adequate space" for staff to process library materials, he said. The Fairfax remodel will require design services for structural and electrical engineering, and a design concept in Corte Madera proved so costly a revision is required.
Scott Bauer, acting head of the library system after the retirement of his boss, Gail Haar, expressed surprise at the tab but noted changes were made by library executives. Clearing out staff work stations to make way for a single "point of service" patron desk in lobbies required shifting staff desks elsewhere — and a contract that largely limited work to lobbies thus needed revision, he said.
Bauer added a "combination of factors" propelling expenses included the need for more reflection about the scope of work at the Corte Madera and Fairfax libraries.
The project has churned discontent among some library staffers who question its merit, wonder about use of parcel tax funding and balk at acquisition, shelving and best-seller policies as well as other matters. The $1.3 million remodeling project will be paid for with 2010 Measure A funds, an annual $49 parcel tax approved by voters.
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Elegant Classic Room in the Center (Old Basin)
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Located in a very strategic location, our Guest House is a just 15 minutes walk from the historic center and the Santa Maria Novella Station and a short pass from the Fortezza da Basso and Palazzo dei Congressi, the site of important events related to the other Italian fashion.
Whether your stay is for personal reasons, to work, study or simply to immerse yourself in the endless beauty of the city of Florence, this is the ideal place for your every need.
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Newly renovated, the room "Old Basin", has outdoor bath and shower, 22 "LCD TV, heating and Wi-Fi, kitchen and garden.
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Our Guest House is located in Via Pietro Toselli, 99 in Florence and can be reached by:
• Train station "Santa Maria Novella": Bus citizens (ATAF) numbers: 17-29-30-35 North direction (get off at Toselli) (1 KM)
• Motorway: exit Firenze Nord - direction center (9 KM)
• Airport "Amerigo Vespucci" Florence - towards the center (4.50 KM)
• Airport "Galileo Galilei" Pisa - Florence direction (80 KM)
From 1 July 2011 the City of Florence by resolution of the City Council No. 230/33 of 06.20.2011, integrated by
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Reviews of this property
The room is perfectly clean and somewhat well-equipped (except for the tiny TV). However, they have Inconvenient check-in and check-out policies. We arrived after 8pm and had to pay a 15 euro check in fee. Check out is at 10am which is way too early for being in vacation.
Nice house in the center of Firenze, easy to park the car in the street, a good restaurant near the house. Warmly welcome and bif comfortable romm. Good advices to visit the town.
Our stay was very brief in Florence but our room was clean and as described in the website. For those with big suitcases the stairs might be an issue. Check out time was early (10am) but able to hold our suitcases if needed.
The holiday just spent in Florence was beautiful not only for the splendor of the city, but also for the quality of accommodation, hospitality and courtesy of the owners, thank you! The advice from all points of view :)
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A great welcome and treatment. Quiet and pleasant, to be recommended.
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The room was clean and very good. The persons were exeptional friendly. The atmosphere was good.
I was fine, thanks for the welcome and for the comfort of the room. All perfect.
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
Ellen DeGeneres Replacing Paula Abdul as "American Idol"s New Fourth Judge
What do you think of Ellen as the new "Idol" judge? Upgrade or downgrade from Paula? Leave a comment & share your thoughts
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Oh good grief. That's all this show needs. A fourth judge was a terrible idea to begin with and now its one that rolls her eyes and never has anything of value to say.... only trys for a funny quip. They should have never brought on Kara or got rid of Paula. This is a disaster in the making.
- September 10, 2009 at 11:09 AM
what the hell does she know about judging Idol......HIRE me....I know as much......I would work cheap...only 39.999 million a year...just a little under Simion...he is the best...what to know the truth.......as him...Randy is OK...good person
- September 11, 2009 at 2:39 PM
Anonymous said
only trys for a funny quip
YOU hit that right on....what's sad is she thinks she's funny...she is something but NOT always funny....
NOW after I watched BB for the pasted 3 weeks....it comes down to hearing this "news"....
HIRE KEVIN or Nat. neither deserve a penny....6 one half dozen of the other........GO GORDEN..FIRE WHAT WAS HER NAME AGIN??? Degenerate
OH sorry DeGeneres
- September 11, 2009 at 2:45 PM
That sucks. I don't care for DeGeneres. I won't be watching the show this season if she is one of the judges. They should have negotiated better with Paula.
- September 13, 2009 at 12:16 AM
These previous comments are absurd. I know many people who are excited about Ellen joining the show and more that will watch American Idol for the first time because of her. She was an awesome guest judge and has more talent than the other three judges combined AND she doesn't slur her words and look like she's about to pass out at any moment. Idol needs her variety of spice.
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Original post made by Pleasanton Resident, Another Pleasanton neighborhood, on Apr 25, 2009
PUSD has said that because of the State of California's budget problems, education funding for PUSD is in a state of crisis.
It's not just California. It's Idaho, Arizona, Missouri, Utah, Virginia, Oregon, Minnesota, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont, the list goes on and on.
The entire nation is facing an economic crisis, and throughout the nation, school boards are facing the reality that the only way to keep solvent, the only way to continue to provide education to students and retain important educational programs like CSR is to freeze salaries.
It's not a matter of choice, it's a matter of necessity.
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a resident of Vintage Hills Elementary School
on Apr 25, 2009 at 2:54 pm
"It's not a matter of choice, it's a matter of necessity."
No it is not, it is a matter of choice.
And bye the way Mountain View schools are worse than Pleasanton's. The Google school district isn't particularly good.
"school districts across the country instituting wage freezes for school district employees."
And they're making a mistake. Let's not let Alan Greenspan and Phil Gramm screw up are education system any more than they already have.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Apr 25, 2009 at 3:27 pm
So where Russell do you expect PUSD to get $15 million to fund S & C over the next four years?
If PUSD chooses to keep S & C, they will have to choose to make cuts elsewhere.
Kids education versus raises for teachers? I think the choice is pretty clear - not happy, but clear.
I don't expect teachers to like the idea of a salary freeze - no one in the private sector does either.
Teachers are welcome to try to find a job within the private sector that provides the salary, benefits, security, hours and working conditions that their teaching jobs provide.
In fact, they should try because a reality check like that might make them aware of what so many of us in the private sector know is true right now - if you've been able to keep your job, you're lucky.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Apr 25, 2009 at 3:48 pm
Stacey is a registered user.
Pleasanton Resident,
PUSD, like all CA districts, has to have step and column. A salary schedule based upon years of service and educational level is mandated by law. What's important to realize is that the contents are negotiable. That's why on the Jan 8th "Cabinet identified" list of reductions under "Negotiable Items" they list "Defer Step and Column Increases". If teachers are concerned about how freezing step and column would affect the teachers with seniority, well they can negotiate that too.
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Congressman to Obama: You'd better not be trading away our missile defense, champ; Update: A hint on Obama's "flexibility" from Putin? Update: McCain calls Obama "a real Etch-a-Sketch leader"
posted at 11:35 am on March 26, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
It remains to be seen how the media will cover the explosive revelation from ABC's Jake Tapper that Barack Obama asked Russian president Dmitri Medvedev to get Vladimir Putin to give him some "space" on missile defense so that he could be more "flexible" with the Russians in a second term. So far, the tepid coverage from National Journal and the Washington Post suggests that the media doesn't consider a request to another nation to pipe down so an American President can win a second term and deliver more favorable policy to a potential antagonist more than a "gaffe." They seem to be taking their cue from the White House, which attempted a little misdirection:
A senior administration official told ABC: "[T]his is not the kind of year in which we're going to resolve (an) incredibly complicated issue like this."
Except Obama wasn't caught telling Medvedev that he needed more space because missile defense was "incredibly complicated." He told Medvedev that he needed more space on the issue — in other words, to have it downplayed as a national-security dispute with Russia — in order to win a second term, so that he could have "more flexibility" to deal with the Russians. Very obviously, Obama gave a strong hint that he could be more favorable to the Russian position, which completely opposes the deployment of a Western missile shield in Europe, when Obama doesn't have to worry about being more accountable to the voters.
That's not fooling Rep. Michael Turner, who chairs the House Armed Services Subcommittee on Strategic Forces, which has direct oversight on missile-defense issues. Turner sent a letter to the White House this morning, demanding answers from Obama on whether he's planning on defying Congress and trading away missile defense:
Dear Mr. President,
I request your urgent explanation of your comments to President Medvedev in Seoul this morning.
During the New START treaty ratification process, you made specific promises that Russian concerns about missile defense will not be allowed to affect U.S. missile defense deployment plans. You further committed that the United States will make both qualitative and quantitative improvements in its missile defenses. You have already walked away from detailed promises to modernize the U.S. nuclear deterrent; are you now planning to walk away from your promises regarding U.S. missile defense as well?
As you know, in the FY12 National Defense Authorization Act, Congress enacted, and you signed into law, a provision constraining your ability to share classified U.S. missile defense information with the Russian Federation. Congress took this step because it was clear based on official testimony and Administration comments in the press that classified information about U.S. missile defenses, including hit-to-kill technology and velocity at burnout information, may be on the table as negotiating leverage for your reset with Russia. Despite signing the FY12 defense authorization legislation into law, you then issued a signing statement signaling that you may treat that provision protecting U.S. missile defense information as non-binding. This morning's comments, on top of that action, suggests that you and your administration have plans for U.S. missile defenses that you believe will not stand up to electoral scrutiny.
Congress has made exquisitely clear to your Administration and to other nations that it will block all attempts to weaken U.S. missile defenses. As the Chairman of the Strategic Forces Subcommittee, which authorizes U.S. missile defense and nuclear weapons policy, I want to make perfectly clear that my colleagues and I will not allow any attempts to trade missile defense of the United States to Russia or any other country.
Michael R. Turner
Chairman, Subcommittee on Strategic Forces
House Armed Services Committee
Shouldn't the media be asking these same questions?
Update: I've added a link to Turner's letter, and will interview him today on The Ed Morrissey Show. Also, the Russian news site Ria Novosti had an interview with Vladimir Putin from earlier this month in which we might get a glimpse of the "flexibility" Obama was promising Medvedev:
Washington's talks with Moscow on European missile defense failed because U.S. negotiators were unwilling to put their oral proposals to Moscow on paper, Russian prime minister and presidential candidate Vladimir Putin has said.
"They made some proposals to us which we virtually agreed to and asked them to get them down on paper," Putin said during an interview with editors-in-chief of six foreign newspapers in his Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow.
"They made a proposal to us just during the talks, they told us: we would offer you this, this and that. We did not expect this, but I said: we agree. Please put it down on paper," Putin said.
"We were waiting for their answer for two months. We did not get it, and then our American partners withdrew their own proposals, saying: no, it's impossible," he added.
He explained that those "proposals" included guarantees that the U.S.-NATO European missile shield would not be directed against Russia. For example, Russian specialists would be allowed to carry out round-the-clock monitoring of the anti-missile components, and their radars systems would be cemented so that they were directed exactly at Iran and "were technically unable to turn towards Russia."
"This would not change the situation dramatically, but we said: ok, it's already something, we agree. Put it down on paper. But they refused," Putin said.
How would we "cement" radars or offer Russia observer status on naval platforms, which is the direction Obama took in canceling the installations in Poland and the Czech Republic? Curious. We'll ask Rep. Turner about this as well.
Update II: John McCain invokes the image du jour from last week's political battles and applies it to Obama:
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) ripped President Obama as "a real 'Etch a Sketch' leader for suggesting he could switch his policy on missile defense after the election.
In the midst of an often tense discussion between the US and Russia over plans for a US-led NATO European missile defense system, Obama was heard asking Russian President Dmitry Medvedev for more time on the subject and promising he will have "more flexibility" following the election in November. The comments came across a live mic the two leaders did not appear to realize was on.
"Pres Obama tells Medvedev he'll be more "flexible" on missile defense – that's a real "Etch A Sketch" leader!— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) March 26, 2012," McCain tweeted on Monday.
So far, no one's bringing up the reset button, but I'll put the over-under on that one at … 3 pm today.
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Bad luck for our boys in SF.
Bad luck for our boys in SF.
I heard he tore his PCL also. Definitely sad to here this.
Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter
More brutal injuries: 49ers wide receiver Mario Manningham tore his ACL and PCL Sunday night vs. Seattle. Done for season.
"You killed my family, and I don't like that kind of thing."
Yup, it's a shame. I wish he would have gone to TB. VJax-Williams-Manningham would have been excellent.


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|The 'Amazing Grace' of Alex English
|10.13.10 at 2:56 pm ET
Alex English may never have been a Celtic, but he played one in the movies.
Prior to the C's preseason win over Toronto, the Raptors assistant coach and NBA Hall of Famer recalled his fictitious Celtics career as Amazing Grace Smith in the 1987 cult classic film "Amazing Grace and Chuck," starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Gregory Peck.
"It was kind of weird," English said of wearing a Celtics uniform in the movie, despite playing in real life for the Denver Nuggets. "The best experience was just being here in the summertime for a week and a half. Red [Auerbach] was still here. I was hanging out with him for a few minutes. That was good. He was always respectful of my game."
Red and legendary Celtics broadcaster Johnny Most also appeared in the film about a young Midwestern boy's Cold War-era fears about nuclear war. Despite making just 18 3-point shots during his entire 15-year NBA career, English played a 3-point threat in the film.
Oddly enough, the basketball scenes were filmed during an actual preseason game at the old Boston Garden. English dressed as No. 31 in Celtics green, and the filmmakers asked him to put up a bunch of shots from beyond the arc.
"The character I played was a 3-point shooter, and I'm not a 3-point shooter," English said. "I put them up. When you look at the movie, they all go in. I think I only made one."
English auditioned for the part, beating out Magic Johnson and Bernard King among others. It was English's first acting experience. Since then, he appeared in a two-part episode of the late 1980s NBC television series "Midnight Caller" as well as the 1996 film "Eddie," starring Whoopi Goldberg.
Every once in a while, when the movie is showed on television, English will get a call from somebody, saying, "Hey, I saw the movie." So, does he receive residual checks for his part in the film?
"I don't know if they still have my address," he joked.
Well, if anybody is looking for him, just scan the Raptors bench.
(WEEI.com site editor Rob Bradford contributed to this report.)
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I first began experimenting with the yard-sale simulation after reading an article, "Wealth distributions in asset exchange models," by Slava Ispolatov, Paul L. Krapivsky and Sidney Redner of Boston University. The computer models described there seemed both intriguing and easy to re-create, and so I wrote a quick-and-dirty program to play with some of them. I was perplexed when my results were quite different from those reported in the article. A second look revealed that I had misread a key equation, so that my model differed from theirs in a small but crucial way. Later I found a paper by Anirban Chakraborti of the Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics in India that describes essentially the same model I had accidentally created.
At least two other groups of physicists have recently published work on related themes. In France, Jean-Philippe Bouchaud of the Centre d'etudes de Saclay and Marc Mézard of the Ecole normale supérieure have described "wealth condensation" in a somewhat different model. And Adrian Dragulescu and Victor M. Yakovenko of the University of Maryland have written on "the statistical mechanics of money."
A source of ideas for most of these models is the analogy between market economics and the kinetic theory of gases. The molecules of a gas are continually colliding with one another and exchanging energy, in much the way that randomly chosen buyers and sellers in an economic model exchange sums of money. Yet gases do not follow the evolutionary path of the yard-sale economy. An economic collapse, where one person sucks in all the money, corresponds to a gas where one molecule has all the kinetic energy, and the rest are standing still. Don't hold your breath waiting for that to happen.
Where the yard-sale model departs from the kinetic theory of gases is in the details of the exchange of wealth or energy. When two gas molecules collide, they can reapportion their energy in any way that leaves the total unchanged. If the molecules have energies a and b just before they collide, afterward they can have any combination of energies that add up to a+b. Translating this energy-redistribution process into financial terms yields a market in which the parties to a transaction combine their wealth and then randomly divide the total. A simulated economy based on this rule does not collapse the way the yard-sale model does; wealth remains spread throughout the population, although not uniformly so. The distribution follows an exponential curve: The number of people with wealth w is proportional to e–w/T, where T is the temperature. (In the economic context, Dragulescu and Yakovenko identify the temperature with the average amount of money available to the participants.)
An exponential distribution crowds most of the people into the lower economic strata, but compared with the lopsided outcome of the yard-sale model, the degree of inequity is fairly mild. At least it's not an all-or-nothing economy. Furthermore, although the shape of the distribution is stable, individuals do not remain stationary within it: There are many rags-to-riches-to-rags stories in such a society. The gap between rich and poor seems less unfair if people have a reasonable chance of moving between these categories.
An exponential distribution of wealth is clearly preferable to a winner-take-all outcome, and an economic model based on the kinetic theory of gases may also have a certain aesthetic appeal—at least to physicists. Nevertheless, the interpretation of the model is problematic. There is no obvious reason to expect economic agents to act like colliding molecules, and indeed the random repartitioning of kinetic energy is a fairly strange template for mercantile transactions. Applied in the yard-sale context, it suggests that when Bill Gates comes to browse among my lawn ornaments, he and I will pool all our assets and then randomly split up the pot.
One kind of financial transaction that might fit the pattern of the kinetic gas theory is marriage followed by divorce: This is a case where the parties do combine their holdings and later redivide them, although perhaps not quite randomly. In the corporate world, mergers and spin-offs might produce similar results.
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This summer, moviegoers will watch the Smurfs try to save Smurfette from the evil wizard Gargamel and his Smurf-like Naughties when The Smurfs 2 hits theaters July 31. Game players can also experience the Smurfs' latest adventures at home with The Smurfs 2 video game. The game features voices from the movie and 30 storybook-based, action-packed levels. Play alone or cooperatively with friends. First, players choose a Smurf--each has a unique ability, and more will be unlocked as the game progresses. Begin the game in the colorful Enchanted Forest. In this level, the Smurfs run through the forest, collect blue potion bottles, and defeat enemies to help the forests creatures who are under Gargamel's spell. Before long, the Smurfs will move on to more adventures in New York City, Paris, the Arctic Tundra, and other environments. Have smurftastic fun!
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Rosario Dawson's range and talent is matched only by her sexy looks. She's great in any role she takes on, but we like her best in skintight leather (can you blame us?).
The striking and sexy Rosario Dawson got her start when she was only 15 in the controversial Harmony Korine film Kids. Ever since, she's been a force to be reckoned with, working her way up to roles in blockbusters Rent, He Got Game and Men in Black II. She has also lent her voice to Prince's re-release of his song "1999" and appears in the video for the Chemical Brothers' "Out of Control."
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Dawson has plenty of sexy badass appeal: she starred in Death Proof, half of Quentin Tarantino's double bill Grindhouse, as one of the women targeted by psychopathic stunt man Kurt Russell, though she proves that she is no victim. She only gets hotter and more deadly in Sin City, where she played Gail, a prostitute and dominatrix who led the prostitutes of Old Town. We wish she wore that much leather and fishnet in every role! The machine gun–toting Gail is not only hot, her sexual tension with Clive Owen seems like it's about to melt the screen.
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Dawson has also demonstrated her comedic acting ability with the role of Becky in Clerks II, in which she shows off her comedy chops while fitting in perfectly as one of the boys, or more specifically, as the hot girl next door who can match the boys joke for grossout joke.
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For those of you who can't get enough of Dawson in sexy black leather (it's okay; neither can we), you'll be happy to hear that she is slated to reprise her role as Gail in the 2013 sequel Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.


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After we got back from the club and started making out, I began to go down on my girlfriend when she ask me if I'd put a little salt on the rim. I said I had already had too much to drink but if she wanted another martini I'd go fix her one. The situation was clarified when she whipped out a small plate of cocaine...then I knew what sort of cocktail she was after.
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Sunday in coastal New England is supposed to be 70! Today is about 55, I walked out to the hive and noticed about 20 dead bees in a line about 10' from the hive. kind of odd, so I removed the mouse guard and got on my hand an knees to look in the entrance. About 20 more dead behind mouse guard. I swept those out with a stick and clearly saw allot of activity.
I'm really hopping this is a good sign that they are doing OK. I peeked under the top cover to see if the grease/sugar patties had been touched and they had not.
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Human-Powered Snow Cones are the brainchild of dreamer and inventor Joe Donoughe. This Maker has put his attraction in the hands (and feet) of those who use it. Using his homemade Ice Age snow cone wheel, Joe has enabled any individual the ability to be the "Maker" of their own masterpiece!
Imagine a life-sized hamster wheel that uses a conveyor belt and the result of your own energy to create a delicious, frozen treat; it all results in the show stopper that is the Human Powered Snow Cone.
The world's largest snow cone machine works through easy-to-follow steps. You can walk or run your way in the wheel, and once you're done make your way to the flavor station. Voilà, your snow cone is served!
This machine allows kids and adults alike to think outside the "wheel" and beyond the norm. The end result is in your own power, and eventually, your stomach too.
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When your phone is resting on or near your genitals and goes off when set to vibrate giving you a little sexual pleasure when someone calls. Happens especially when you place your phone on vibrate and place it near your crotch when driving to know when your phone going off when listening to loud music in the car. Phone jobs can be awkward, esp when your mother calls; however, they can also be an excellent way to derive sexual pleasure from someone you have no chance of getting it from.
"I was driving home and my phone went off, I let it go for a few rings cuz it felt good but then I was mortified when I saw that my mom just gave me a phone job."
"I saw it was Sarah calling so I let it go to voice mail to let the phone job last longer."
"I saw it was Sarah calling so I let it go to voice mail to let the phone job last longer."
by Drinkin' Dan January 07, 2010
The act of pleasuring ones self by taking 2 phones (cordless or not doesnt matter) and putting them on either side of the your penis and then masterbating with the phones. The experience can sometimes be better if someone is talking on the phone during this act.
Dude, my mom called me last night and while she was talking i gave my self a phone job. Best one ever.
by Joe Coupons July 01, 2006
When you set your phone on vibrate and ask someone to text you repeatedly, giving you the illusion of a virtual Handjob.
Jacob: Paul what are you doing?!
Paul: Oh my girlfriends texting me, she's giving me a Phonejob.
Paul: Oh my girlfriends texting me, she's giving me a Phonejob.
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The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
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CPJ welcomes sentence of murder mastermind in Russia
New York, July 24, 2015--The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the sentencing to life in prison today of a Russian nationalist leader in connection with the 2009 fatal attack on human rights lawyer Stanislav Markelov, in which Novaya Gazeta journalist Anastasiya Baburova was also killed. The Moscow City Court ruled that Ilya Goryachev, a leader of the extremist Battle Organization of Russian Nationalists, was the mastermind behind the murder, according to news reports. The verdict was issued on July 15 while the court announced the sentence today.