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Flat by Calle Mayor + Royal Palace
Size65 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Calle de las Fuentes, 28013 Madrid, Spain
|Property type
|Property ID
Despite its central location, this cosy apartment is able to offer peace and quiet after a long day of sightseeing. The soothing bedroom contains a comfortable double bed, and a double sofa bed can be found in the well furnished living area.
The sleek kitchenette is fully fitted, and is separated from the main living area by a breakfast bar. A bidet and a bathtub with a shower can be found in the tiled bathroom.
Opera Metro Station is a 2-minute walk away, and provides access to subway lines 2, 5 and R. The vibrant attractions of Plaza de Mayor Square are also just a 2-minute walk away, and Puerta del Sol Square can be reached within less than a 5-minute walk.
House rulesNo smoking.
No parties.
Pets are allowed on request.
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Reviews of this property
Excellent location, all facilities and a very friendly host. Do not hesitate to book this apartment
Excellent apartment: central position, clean, fully equipped. Close to everything: museums, Atocha station, metro stations, Il Retiro park. Supermarkets and restaurants in neighborhood, all the conditions fulfilled in order to visit Madrid.
I stayed in many apartments in my travels in Europe. Raul was the best host I ever meet: polite, helpful, warm and friendly. There was a electricity breakdown (because of a storm) and Raul came in a few minutes to solve the problem. Thank you, Raul, for your sincere and generous hospitality!
very happy with apartment all that we required was supplied including towels toiletries and Eduardo was very helpful, would highly recommend Kind Regards Maria Quinn
The perfect host, very responsible and concerned that everything was in order. Provides all kinds of information about the city, but in our case it was not a tourist trip. Congratulate you on your professionalism.
El anfitrión perfecto,muy responsable y preocupado de que todo estuviese en orden. Facilita todo tipo de información sobre la ciudad, aunque en nuestro caso no era un viaje turístico. Felicitarlo por su profesionalidad.
Nice and cozy, well-equipped for those traveling with children, great location, close to metro, supermarkets and interesting places. Raul was very helpful and kind, check.in and check-out are free from constraints of time which leaves ample autonomy and freedom.
Casa bella e accogliente,bene attrezzata anche per chi viaggia con bimbi, ottima posizione, vicina a metro,supermercati e luoghi interessanti. Raul è stato molto disponibile e gentile, check.in e check out sono liberi da vincoli di orario il che lascia ampia autonomia e libertà.
Apartment in the heart of Madrid, the situation is ideal. A few steps from the Opera metro station, the pedestrian street with shops Arenal and churrerria San Gines. The Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol 2 minutes. Eduardo Raul us very welcome, very friendly, he is arranging for time and for helpful information about Madrid. Highly available, everything is fine. The apartment is very comfortable, quiet, great. Just the mattress in the room seemed to us too hard and uncomfortable. The sofa bed in the lounge suitable for children (to avoid for adults, also hard). We keep very good memories of our stay at Eduardo.
Appartement en plein coeur de Madrid, la situation est idéale. A quelques pas de la station de métro Opéra, de la rue piétonne Arenal avec ses commerces et la churrerria San Gines. La plaza Mayor et la puerta del Sol à 2mn. Eduardo Raul nous a très chaleureusement accueilli, très aimable, il est arrangeant pour les horaires et serviable pour les infos sur Madrid. Très disponible aussi, tout est très bien. L'appartement est très confortable, calme, grand. Juste le matelas dans la chambre nous a semblé trop dur et inconfortable. Le canapé lit dans le salon convient pour des enfants (a éviter pour des adultes, dur également). Nous gardons un très bon souvenir de notre séjour chez Eduardo.
This apartment is in a great location, right in the center of Madrid, but not noisy. It looks exactly like in the pictures. The place was very comfortable, clean, well equipped and with very good wifi connection. I would definitely recommend this place.
We spent 4 days in the apartment in late May.
The appatment is very well located in the center of Madrid and is very functionel.
The Wifi was stable and fast and the hot water... well, VERY hot. It would only have been nice, if there were a little more pressure on the hot water in the shower, but I guess, that problem goes for all the appartments in the building.
Raul was very kind and very careful in explaining every. Also communicatrion with Raul before and during the stay was excellent.
All in all a perfect stay.
Magnifica experience. Raul very helpful and professional with us. The apartment in a prime location to visit Madrid. 5 minutes from the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, Congress, Sol, Gran Via. Clean, spacious, and secure. Only if there is something better. It would put the thermos of hot water for a shower larger than 4 people is right. I said very good experience
Magnifica experiencia. Raul muy atento y profesional con nosotros.
El apartamento en una inmejorable situación para conocer Madrid. A 5 minutos de Palacio Real,Plaza Mayor,Congreso,Sol,Gran Via.
Limpio, espacioso, y seguro.
Solo si hay algo que mejorar . Sería poner el termo del agua caliente más grande para una ducha de 4 personas queda justo.
Lo dicho muy buena experiencia
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A while back someone here on beesource commented on hiving packages in a dark shed, red lights, which eliminated drifting problems. Does that ring a bell to anyone?
A while back someone here on beesource commented on hiving packages in a dark shed, red lights, which eliminated drifting problems. Does that ring a bell to anyone?
I think nick noyes talked about it. Could be wrong though
Im thinking of hiving the packages in the evening and through into the night as long as it takes me, using an overhead red spot light,
has anyone else hived in the moon light?
Historically when thousands of packages were hived in Canada, a lot of that work was done in the evening, thru the night and into the wee hours of the day. The longer the bees can spend on comb before flying the less the drifting. I have done a little bit of that kind of work and agree to the crawling bees. They can make the task unpleasant. If bees are hived in warm weather during the day, you will end up with a mess. Lots of drifting, sometimes into tree branches that are 30 feet off the ground, oops. If the weather is poor and bees would not normally fly then day time work is fine.
Ya, if I hive some packages, I usually get them early in April when I can usually count on some coolish hours to hive in, but I plan on getting some next week, and the temps are going to be very pleasant, drifting will be a concern.
Should be interesting,
Jean-Marc, how do you handle the queen? Do you drop her in, or do you release her in a day or so later.
I usually poke a hole in the candy. If I were to drop her in, I would wet her wings with water or syrup so she does not fly off. I have been lucky enough not to have had to use packages in recent years. I am not a big fan of them. Too many problems associated with them. Are you planning on switching queens in them? How do you go about that?
I did quite a few in the dark this year. It is nice because most of them stay put. They dont drift that much either. Now the crawlers are enough to piss you off. I dont pull the corks for a day or so to let them settle in. I then direct release her. It is the same amount of time and work as coming back and pulling the cages the next day anyway. Now if you forget you could do some damage. Don't miss one.
Have not tried indoors yet. That sounds like fun.
Thanks for the input guys!
Jean-Mark, I have queens coming on order to replace these ones, such a shame to kill them off because I will have the best of luck with brooding but can never get those queens through our winters.
I will either pinch them off, or if I feel cheep, Ill get them going in nucs and see what happens
I hate crawling bees, but if it will help me save some frustration with drifting, then, so be it!
Last edited by Ian; 05-09-2013 at 06:29 PM.
I don't know if it helps or not, but as soon as I get back to the farm, I remove 4 frames from each hive and place the package in it's future home... syrup up the feeder and put the lid on. Go to the house and wait for the sun to set. I do not have many drifting issues...
"If nominated, I will not run; if elected, I will not serve."
Do you "sprinkle" the bees with syrup when you hive the package? It seems to distract/occupy them for a while. never had drifting problems.
Crazy Roland
We dump all ours in a building. Leave in for 2 or 3 days and take out in evening. Don't have much drifting problems.
I knew I heard someone say that here!
Say Nick, how do you keep the bees from leaving the boxes while in the shed? You must have the shed cooled to 5 degrees C,
Best to dump them early in the morning when its cool and they are clustered , not just off the truck and agitated. Keep it completly dark and don't go in and check on them. We run internal fans to circulate air and can keep it about 45 - 50 degrees F. If you have a way to cool your building that would be ideal, we don't.

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Beautiful Apt. in Zadar City Centre
Maximální počet hostů6
Počet místností2
Velikost65 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
- Internet/WiFi
- Kuchyně
- Klimatizace
- Televize
- Parkování k dispozici
- Kouření povoleno
- Výtah v budově
Accommodation summary
|Benka Benkovića, 23000 Zadar, Chorvatsko
|Typ nemovitosti
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|4 weeks ago
The apartment LUXOR is exquisitely furnished and decorated in bright colours and consists of a bathroom with a tub/shower combination and a separate toilet, 2 separate bedrooms, a kitchen with dining area and a living room with LCD screen. It comfortably hosts up to 6 persons thanks to its 2 separate bedrooms and a sofa bed for 2 more people in the living room. This newly renovated apartment, where everything is in top condition, has also a wonderful balcony where you can enjoy a bottle of wine on a warm summer's evening and its stylish interior is adjusted to the modern individual who requires Sat TV, Internet and Air-conditioning.
Our LUXOR apartment is conveniently located in the city centre, in a part of town caled Visnjik, within walking distance (about 10 minutes) to the beach but also to the old part of Town, which is known for its restaurants, bars, boutiques and the unavoidable nightlife. You will be able to enjoy Zadar during the day, walk along the lungo mare, visit all the tourist sites, and without the hassle of using public transport enjoy some nightlife. It is located in a safe urban area, has a free parking place in front of of the building and is ideal for families as everything you need is only a stone´s throw away. Nearest tubes are: OLD TOWN, ZADAR BRIDGE AND MUSEUM OF ANCIENT GLASS.
Zadar is quite an exceptional town and an interesting foundation for a fascinating and different vacation as there are numerous sightseeing opportunities nearby. The parking area is approximately 500 m away from the apartment and is free of charge. On the groundfloor of the residence building is a daytime bar where you can enjoy in your morning coffee.
The beach closest to the apartment is the town beach made from tiny pebble near the former factory Maraska on the west side, or the beach Kolovare on the eastern side of the town.
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Wonderful appartment in a good location. We stayed a family with two teen daughters and all was perfect for us. Thankyou Mondena!
Das Apartment ist sehr sauber und modern. Von dem Balkon und der großen Fensterfront hat man einen herrlichen Blick über Zadar. Die Vermieterin ist sehr freundlich und hat uns viele hilfreiche Tipps gegeben.Sie hat uns auch ein Taxi zur An- und Abreise bestellt.
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The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The appartment was perfect. Friendly people, so its a place to come back to!
The apartment is in a great location, very modern and makes good use of space. Communication with the owner was a bit difficult at first as their phone was off when we arrived. Once they turned it on and called us everything was sorted very quickly. We would definitely recommend this apartment to others.
Very nice , new , spacy , clean appartment. Very friendly owners.
Super - newly restored, spotlessly clean, close to everything.
The most fantastic was the balcony overlooking the sea I don't think you can get better weave in Zadar city.
Very close to the Orgel so if many wawes you may have lot of "music" when you have open doors that could be irritating but when you close the doors you hear nothing.
Mondena you have to ask your brother to be a little more serviceminded and smiling.
A beautiful good looking appartment not so long from the old city of Zadar. The People in the house were very kind and helpfully. We have had a good time in Koratia. Thanks a lot again for all the kind help and tips we got.
Best regards from Sebastian, Terje and Talia from Norway
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Modern Studio in Quartier Latin
Size23 m²
Floor No.1
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Rue Saint Jacques, 75005 Paris, France
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|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|2 days ago
Studio in historic building dating from the 17th century, two windows overlooking courtyard ultra quiet, leafy. Floor and exposed beams. Accommodation for 3 people (sofa bed for 2 persons 160 cm) and a bed (1 person in 80 x 200). Fully equipped kitchen area, bathroom with toilet & washing machine. Linen supplied and beds made on arrival. Bathroom linen also provided. At the top of the Rue Saint Jacques 3 minutes walk from the RER B station Port Royal. The Luxembourg Gardens and the Observatory are located 3 minute walk. The Mouffetard and restaurants are 5 minutes and a food market is held three times a week to two steps from the studio. NEW !!! Internet Wiffi 100 méga + 97 TV Fibre optique
House rulesTranslated by Google Translate:
Deposit: 200 €
No smoking
All included= is linen for bath, beds, & kitchen + TV + Internet Wifi connexion
|Weekly rate for 1 guest
|Monthly rate for 1 guest
|Price for > 1 guests
|R 152 ZAR per guest/night extra
|Maximum nights
|4 months
|Check-in after
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|On arrangement
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Reviews of this property
Beautiful studio!! Almost new! Furnitures are excellent! Very near to Notre dame, to RER station and metro station. The area is Catherine (the owner) was very kind with us and very helpful. We recommend this studio! :)
Very nice studio in an old and cozy house. Fresh and modern inside. Host Cathrine was excellent; friendly and helpsome. The studio is in the middle of Paris, and altough calm and peaceful, because the location on a backyard. Felt like a real Parisenier....! Recomended for a stay with a romantic touch.
our host was excellent in all respects.
The property was very clean and comfortable, with everything you need for a few days. The hostess at all times we solved all the problems we had, as we move oriento in Paris, and was attentive to our demands and our questions.
we really did have a wonderful time!
nuestro anfitrión fue excelente en todo aspecto.
La propiedad se encontraba muy limpia y confortable y con todo lo necesario para pasar unos días. La anfitriona en todo momento nos soluciono todos los inconvenientes que tuviéramos, nos oriento en como movernos en París, y estuvo atenta a nuestras demandas y a nuestras interrogantes.
realmente nos hizo pasar de maravilla!!!
Being at home multiplies the feeling you live in Paris. Everything perfect! we hope to return. mauro soon pasini + daisy family paolo luca
Trovarsi a casa tua moltiplica la sensazione si abitare Parigi.
Tutto perfetto!!!
speriamo di tornare.
a presto
mauro pasini + family
We had a very good time in Paris and the accomodation was perfect. Everything was very clean, everything what you need to cook or make thee/ coffe.
The hostess is very kind and explain us everything about Paris. The mailcontact was very fast, before we came to Paris we already made an appointment on what time we come to the studio, Catherine waited us already at the studio. We had no problem with the key or other things. The location is near Jardin de Luxembourg (max 5 min walking), near is the metro station Port Royal, a lot of shops to buy some food, also cafes/bars. We had a good time and we came again.
Everything parfait, Catherine was very warm and simple, clean the apartment and cozy! We will come again :-)!
Alles parfait, Catherine war sehr herzlich und unkompliziert, das Appartment sauber und gemütlich! Wir kommen gerne wieder :-)!
Studio complete with everything. Interior very nice and well equipped. Excellent location, in the Latin Quarter to three minutes from the metro and RER B close to the beautiful gardens of Luxemburg. Catherine is very nice and was very courteous and helpful. Recommended!
Monolocale completo di tutto. Interno molto curato e ben accessoriato. In ottima posizione; nel quartiere latino a tre minuti dalla metro linea RER B e vicino ai bellissimi Giardini di Lussembrugo. Catherine è molto simpatica ed stata anche molto cortese e disponibile.
A warm welcome from Catherine and proper instructions on where to find what. Very nice apartment with lots of stores nearby, also for Valentine flowers... We felt at home and highly recommend to stay here!
Very cozy little apartment. In yet authenhtischen French Quarter. Very gracious host. I'm happy again.
Sehr gemütliches kleines Appartment. In einem noch authenhtischen französischen Quartier. Sehr nette Gastgeberin. Komme gerne wieder einmal.
has been fantastic stay at the home of Catharine and David. The house was small but clean and comfortable and dealing with unbeatable Catherine, filled with details to us, making the stay perfecta.Muy good experience. Back tomorrow. Karol
ha sido fantástica la estancia en casa de Catharine y David. La casa aunque pequeña estaba limpia y muy confortable y el trato con Catherine inmejorable, llena de detalles para con nosotras, haciendo que la estancia sea perfecta.Muy buena experiencia. Volvería mañana mismo.
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The Song Remains the Same, Celebration Day, (Out On the Tiles intro) Black Dog, Nobody's Fault But Mine, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, Hot Dog, Rain Song, White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir, Trampled Underfoot, Sick Again, Achilles Last Stand, Jimmy Page solo, In The Evening, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll, Whole Lotta Love, Communication Breakdown.
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I was there
Quite emotional sitting here 31 years on reading other people's accounts of something truly significant, - for them as individuals , and me , and all of us collectively - a true bond, and, yes, life changing for some.
For me it was something of a rite of passage. I was 18 - Led Zeppelin and the events of 11 Aug 1979 are inexorably linked with my older brother, tragically no longer on this mortal coil. He was the reason I love the music I do , having had it hammered into my skull as a pale youngster - and the reason I trekked a 700 mile round trip to the epitomy of my youth. He also sold me the 1973 Triumph Spitfire that me and fellow zepfreak Spider made the journey from Fife in..Christ I miss my brother - and I think I still owe him £200 on the car.
But! Having secured our tickets by sending off with the requisite postal order, (eat yer heart out Ticketmaster) the sacred briefs arrived and it was Game On. A hastily compiled C90 cassette of Zeppelin hits, along with a case of lager and another of Mcewans export, and a pair of wellies, which served for luggage accompanied us on the odyssey south. Can't remember much of the journey, possibly explained by the fact that the beer was 50% down by the time we got there...and there was a bit of a purple haze in the car...
So we get there. park up, fall asleep in or out of the car - who knows - in the piddling rain. We awake and make our way to the , ahem, 'arena '. And lo, the sun shines on us! Two red haired, befreckled, Scottish 18 year olds!! The rest of the day is a bit of a blur to be honest, but I recall it got warmer all day, and the heady reek of damp denim and patchouli still is ingrained in my, now ruined, olfactory canals.
I remember Chas & Dave getting us all woken up and mobile again, Southside Johnny I wasn't too keen on (but now I love!), Todd Rungren was, well, Todd Rungren, and as it got darker, we waited for Ron n Keef. And we waited. Word was they couldn't get Ronnie out of the bar, but about 45 minutes(?) late they were on and so what - you can't argue with 'Honky Tonk Women' and 'Brown Sugar' - although I do remember one of them fell into the camera pit...did that happen?
Another hiatus - by this time it was a beautiful, clear, still evening...stars on a navy blue velvet backcloth - or was something messing with my consciousness..?, We'd we'd made lots of friends in the crowd around us. A word here for my travelling companion - Spider. A mop of curly ginger hair, an encyclopaedic knowledge of all things musical, and a tremendous beer finder, so we became well connected as we sat about 50 yard from the biggest stage I'd ever seen.
And then! Suddenly ! Nicky Horne went quiet, and in a crash and a flash Zeppelin were on! Right in front of us! To try and describe the feeling is superfluous, and to recount the show itself is impossible, but as others have said, it wasn't that they were good or bad, or played this song or that, but that they - we! - were all there at the same time in the same place. Honestly, if you weren't, I don't think you get it. I met a guy in Liverpool a few years back who was there too, and it was like we'd known each other all along. Or was that just whisky...
Highlights? The usual - JP in the laser pyramid in 'Dazed & confused'; I remember the stage drenched in white light for 'Kashmir' - probably the best part for me - and 'Rock & Roll' , the new stuff from 'In through the out door' ...I've since heard the recordings and folks are right - it could've been better, but I Don't Care. It was amazing, fantastic, life -affirming...
...and then it was over, but burned into my psyche until now, and beyond. If only I could remember the details! There then followed the most ridiculous journey back to Scotland. About 15 miles on to the A1 I managed to roll the Spitfire. Was it a puncture? Did I fall asleep? Who knows...We were fine - I'm sure I had to kick Spider awake to get out the car.
As we sat at the side of the dark road a rumbling heralded the arrival of a bunch of Geordie Hell's Angels, who didn't kill us made sure we were ok, and against their better nature, went up the road and phoned the police to come to our aid. (Never got the chance to thank them..) The cavalry arrived, arranged to get the wrecked car towed, and pointed us in the direction of Stevenage station where amid a 70's Sodom & Gomorrah we got a train north and for our pains shared a space atop a hamper in a mail train (?) to Edinburgh & beyond. The car? A write off, and I got £50 for scrap, less the towing fee of £30 - and a bill from the local council for the lamp post and crash barrier that we took out...
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[quote user="Shockeystays08"]We will see what happens I guess. I see other options for us at 32. I also like Worthy. DT seems deeper than safety in the draft, that's why I see Reese considering what would be a short reach at 32. Harrison will be gone by 64 but some decent DT DE should be there. Ok I'm done on this subject. One more thing, I like Turbin Round 3 but wouldn't die if we took Martin at 32. RB should be a concern![/quote]The draft can bring surprises one way or the other each and every year, some guys go earlier than expected and other drop further than expected. So no matter what posters say on here, they are not in any of the GMs head and do not know what they are thinking or what that GMs big board looks like.
You mention Worthy, I like him at 32 if he is sitting there, as you can see in my "amateur" mock. But I could also see a team like Denver going after Worthy before we pick. But I would not be upset if the Giants took Still at DT either. I personally like Fletcher Cox, but he too could be gone by 32.
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Employee Appreciation Day first arrived on calendars in 1995. Bob Nelson, one of the Recognition Professionals International's founding Board members, and his publishing company Workman Publishing, created Employee Appreciation Day as a way of focusing the attention of all employers, in all industries on employee recognition. It's easy to get bogged down in the day-to-day tasks of working life. That's no excuse, however, for managers, CEOs and employers to forget just how important and valuable their employees are.
Successories promotes Employee Appreciation not just on this day but year round as it is proven to be a cost effect method to keep employees happy, engaged, motivated and productive.
The competitive nature of businesses today means increasing competition to attract and obtain employees for an organization. One of the main aspects to keep in mind is the need for proper employee engagement and recognition. Proper preparation is needed to show a business has taken the time to effectively recognize all the employee within the organization.
In today's highly competitive business environment, getting the most out of your employees can mean a big difference for your brand. If a business does not take any time to recognize the achievements of employees, that can result in a depressing workplace.
Recognizing employees does not have to be limited to only one advertised day of the year. Recognition can be done when employees have been working hard or demonstrating outstanding performance. However, any forms of recognition or appreciation need to be immediate, positive, and certain.
There are many ways for a business to begin preparations for Employee Appreciation Day. Any business is also able to show appreciation in simple, yet convincingly effective ways. Let's take a look at 8 practical ways you can bring a smile to your employees' faces:
Depending on your organization and what else you are doing to show your employees appreciation, expect to budget between $10 to $20 per employee. Best gifts are ones that are useful year round (drinkware or tote bags) and say "thank you" every day such as gifts that are decorated with the design "Thanks for all you do!". If you are looking to recognize executives and managers as well, personalized gifts and a budget of $50 - $100 is appropriate. This is a great time to give years of service awards to employees who have been with the company for over 5 years.
Appreciating employees does not need to be limited to one day each year. Many ideas can be used any time of the year whenever employees need to be rewarded or appreciated. One thing to keep in mind is appreciation and recognition are business strategies along with gestures for employees. A business will need to develop a plan and then communicate it with every employee.


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U.S. Airways Off 8% As Revenue Growth Slows
While traffic increased in February for U.S. Airways Group, slower revenue growth put pressure on shares.
A slower pace of revenue growth per available seat mile could indicate the airline is having trouble raising prices to offset the rising cost of fuel.
[Editors Note: this quote is a clarification on U.S. Airways revenue:]
"Revenue per available seat mile, which measures how much an airline makes to fly one passenger a single mile, rose 7% in February compared with the same month last year. But that's less than in previous months. The metric had increased by double-digit percentages since September," writes the Associated Press.
U.S. Airways (LCC) stock was hovering near $7.02, down 61 cents, or 7.99%. Southwest Airlines (LUV) stock was off nearly 3% in early afternoon trading. Smaller carrier Hawaiian Holdings (HA) was off 5.6%. But shares of Spirit Airlines (SAVE) were up 2.65%.
In a press release, U.S. Airways said mainline revenue passenger miles for February were 4.3 billion, up 7.9% versus February 2011. Available seat miles, a measure of capacity, rose 5.8% to 5.5 billion.
As we pointed out in a previous post, the latest filings from David Tepper of Appaloosa Management showed he emptied his position in U.S. Airways in recent months.


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Bright and Newly Furnished Room
Size15 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Washer/dryer
- Disabled access
- Breakfast
- Elevator in building
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
Accommodation summary
|Zülpicher Straße, 50674 Köln, Germany
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Very central location with tram and Db Bf (Cologne South) within walking distance.
Cologne is a major cultural center of the Rhineland. It has a vibrant Arts scene as well; it is home to more than thirty museums and hundreds of galleries. Exhibitions range from local ancient Roman archeological sites to contemporary graphics and sculpture.
House rulesOnly registered guests.
Copy of your ID upon arrival.
No smoking!
Prepare your own breakfast.
|Weekly rate for 1 guest
|£ 183
|Price for > 1 guests
|£ 18 per guest/night extra
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|On arrangement
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|On arrangement
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Reviews of this property
Great apartment, convenient to transportation. Did not get to meet Karsten who was on holiday, but his friend Johnny was a perfect substitute host.
Karsten is a very nice host. I was offered despite the early rising to get breakfast. Very good location to reach many doner kebabs and supermarkets as well as the bus stop to the Fair on foot well. Should I be back next year in Cologne I will definitely book there again. Top address!
Karsten ist ein sehr netter Gastgeber. Mir wurde trotz des frühen Aufstehens angeboten Frühstück zu bekommen. Sehr gute Lage viele Döner-Kebaps und Supermärkte sowie die Haltestelle zur Messe zu Fuß bestens zu erreichen. Sollte ich nächstes Jahr wieder in Köln sein werde ich definitiv wieder da buchen. Top Adresse!
Great location always something going on and despite in the center of Cologne very quiet for me could sleep well .Super nice clean room / apartment with a very, very nice gentlemen, including the a great breakfast (homemade croissants sweet or savory Karsten were really tasty kudos , great tips.
Again any time.
Best Regards
Bianca Duller
Tolle Lage immer was los u trotz in Zentrum von Köln für mich sehr ruhig konnte gut schlafen .Super schönes sauberes Zimmer /Wohnung mit sehr ,sehr netten Herren inklusive die ein super Frühstück (selbstgemachte Hörnchen süß oder Herzhaft Karsten die waren echt lecker ein dickes Lob ,tolle Tipps .
Jeder Zeit gerne wieder .
Liebe Grüße
Bianca Duller
super stay, very kind and welcoming hosts, lovely room, all the best and great location. Gladly again.
super Aufenthalt, sehr nette und gastfreundliche Gastgeber, schönes Zimmer, alles bestens und top Lage. Gerne wieder.
great room, Kasten very kind, great location for transportation and proximity to downtown.
ottima camera, Kasten molto gentile ,posizione ottima per i mezzi e la vicinanza al centro.
We were welcomed by Karsten en Thomas and had a very pleasant stay. They were perfect hosts. They made for us a lovely breakfast. The bedroom was fine. You sleep on a big matress with two one-person quilts. If you open the window at night, there is some noise from the street. You can easily reach the inner centre of Köln bij foot (25 minutes) or faster by the streetcar that stops almost in front. Go to "Oma Kleinmann" for a perfect home-made Schnitzel and Kölsch (beer) for very affordable prices and it is just 500 meters away (nr 13 on Tripadvisor).
The hosts are great. A warm welcome and everything offered in the ad was available. This is an easy recommendation. Would stay here again with no hesitation. The apartment was clean, breakfast was great and the location is ideal.
nice room, decent service (breakfast) and a good starting point to explore everything in Cologne.
schönes Zimmer, dezenter Service (Frühstück) und guter Ausgangspunkt um alles in Köln zu erkunden.
Thumps up My stay at Karsten's place was flawless. Very clean room. Karsten was very helpful and made sure everything was comfortable for me.
Can highly recommend the room. Everything was very clean. Karsten was very helpful and worked very hard for my comfort, so that the whole a good hotel stay was the same.
Thumps up. My stay at Karsten's place was flawless. Very clean room. Karsten was very helpful and made sure everything was comfortable for me.
Kann das Zimmer uneingeschränkt weiterempfehlen. Alles sehr sauber. Karsten war sehr hilfsbereit und hat sich sehr um meinen Komfort bemüht, sodass das Ganze einem guten Hotelaufenthalt gleich kam.
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Size55 m²
Floor No.6(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Disabled access
- Breakfast
- Elevator in building
Accommodation summary
|Vaclavske namesti, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic
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There are 2 very similar apartments on the same building each 55 m2 total with bedroom with double bed (180 x 200 cm), living room with fully equipped kitchen with double sofa bed and a bathroom.
Apartment blends homely comforts such as fully equipped kitchen with Fridge with Freezer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Oven, Microwave, Coffee Maker, Kettle, Toaster, Pots & Pans, Plates & Glasses, Cutlery and all the necessary cooking utensils, entertainment centre, bedding and work area, with useful elements. As for attention and services the apartment is on level of a 3 star hotel. The apartment is suitable for short or extended stays and are on the 3rd or 6th floor with an elevator. Oriented - street & courtyard.
House rules24/7 Central Reception in the building under sign ,,APART HOTEL RECEPTION,,
KEY & DAMAGE DEPOSIT 50 EUR / 1000 CZK / 1 - 5 keys
refundable on check out
LATE CHECK OUT (on request):
until 3 p.m. / 15.00 hour 25 EUR
until 6 p.m. / 18.00 hour 40 EUR
CANCELLATION POLICY for NEW YEAR 28.12 - 3.1:
Less than 14 days prior to arrival: 100 % of whole stay amount
CLEANING: including change of towels and bed linen...
Final cleaning and cleaning every 4th day (11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.)
Long stay reservation (2 weeks and more): cleaning weekly
Laundry service (1 bag max 6kg, till 24 hours): 15 EUR
We can arrange TAXI for you from the Airport or Railway station to the apartment. If you STAY MORE than 5 NIGHTS we can offer you 1 x free transfer or 1 night in garage.
UNDERGROUND SAFETY GARAGE just in the building. Price 25 EUR / night.(parking space is limited: length = 5000mm, width=2050mm, height = 1900mm, max weight = 2500kg)
Children under 12 years: free of charge
Breakfast: 7 EUR / person
Air-conditioning: free of charge, for discounted stays we charge 5 EUR / night
Christmas Tree + set up: 60 EUR, incl. christmas decorations
Luggage room: free of charge
Pets are allowed on request: free of charge
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 20 US per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
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|On arrangement
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Reviews of this property
I would recommend Prague with a masterwork of the apartment located on Wenceslas Square.
Polecam Pragę z kapitalną lokalizacją apartamentu na placu Wacława.
Pictures of the apartment look perfect but reality is not perfect at all. First of all, it`s just different apartment, furniture especially in the living room and kitchen are very old, sofa with big holes on it is a disaster, towels and bed linen must be changed (very old and grey color).
When I asked Jan (receptionist) to change the apartment and provided those what I`ve booked according to the pictures he said that this is not possible and I need contact to the manager.
I wouldn`t recommend to stay on this apartment. Quality is poor but price for it is to high. Only one advantage is location.
Reviews for this host's other properties
The Holiday flat lies directly in the centre of the "old town", perfect for various sightseeing trips in this beautiful City. We had 4 double-bed rooms and 2 bathrooms, necessary for our 7 persons. The rooms are big and the ceilings were high. The floors feature warm parkett or new Laminat. All rooms have been very clean.
Only the bathrooms´ sanitary installation and shower curtain could be renovated to improve the all in all good Impression.
Very nice apartment. Good location with Metro and tram by the door. Access to the terrace via "the roof" . Lose tiles on the floor of the terrace! Lots and lots of hangers four the close was very nice.
We stayed in Apartment 806 and our stay was just awesome. The apartment is super cute, clean, nicely furnished and there's much sunlight shining through the windows. The terrace with the view is soooo cool. In the kitchen, we found everything that we needed and all in all we felt super comfordable. We will be back for sure! Thank you :)
Clean and fully equipped appartment in a central location of Prague. Very quiet, no traffic noise at night. Only 10-15 min. to walk to the historical downtown area. Everything worked fine, getting the key at the reception desk was without any difficulty. We were very pleased with our stay and can recommend it.
i have varius ferling about my stay here, first thing the room i book was clear and perfect as was in the picture . Was in center and in perfect location as i looking for. In other side i have to make note that the rrom is manage from a company with a reception so you never will meet anybody to suggest you something like a local. The room is at 5th floor but when i was there nobidy mensioned that there is a reconstruction in the bulding so the elevator is stopped, durst everywhere and worker that start early in the morning making noisy.
Other think that i suggest at the property is this: during the night the first entrane of the gallery doesn't close, so i find people using drugs right on front the second entrance that is a bit cover from the street so no one can see nothing of what they do. Isn't very safe like that!!
Beautiful convenient place within old town square! Love the gorgeous baroque ceiling! Will definitely come back! :)
Nice appartmemt, good location. a bit noisy
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I had a similar situation. I'm the proud owner of my Grandpas Colt Junior .25. I've had it for probably 10 years. It shoots great! I don't shoot it a lot but I have put a few hundred+ rounds through it with absolutely no malfunctions. It surprisingly shoots very accurate. I can cut the bullseye out at 7 yards no problem. 12 yards and into the black of say a paper plate size target is no problem. The accuracy is similar to a Kel Tec P3AT.
I looked it up once and found the details of it but I can't remember them right now. I know it was made in Spain. Maybe mid 40's. Or maybe even the 60's. I can't remember right now. It's a good gun though and if you decide to pick that one you won't be dissapointed.


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Ballet in Cleveland Makes New Home in PlayhouseSquare; Hosts Holiday Fundraiser and Events, 12/6 & 12
Ballet in Cleveland has an official Cleveland Home. As of November 26, 2012, Ballet in Cleveland is now officially located at 1621 Euclid Avenue, right in the heart of PlayhouseSquare. With a generous donation from Ostendorf Morris Company and help from the B.F. Keith Building, Ballet in Cleveland is now lodged in a piece of Cleveland architectural history.
The B.F. Keith Building is a skyscraper in downtown Cleveland, Ohio that was built in 1922. At the time of its construction, it was the tallest building in Cleveland, and currently stands as the 23rd-tallest building downtown.
Owner Edward Albee II named it in memory of B. F. Keith, his former business partner. As well as being the new home of Ballet In Cleveland, The Keith Building houses the Palace Theatre, Playhouse Square Center's second-largest theater, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
It was vital for Ballet In Cleveland to be located at PlayhouseSquare, as its aim is to present the highest quality professional classical ballet performances and events, and what better location for our office than right in the middle of the second largest performing arts district in the country.
Ballet in Cleveland will be hosting an open house in its space (right next door to the Palace Theatre) before and after each performance of The Joffrey Ballet's production of The Nutcracker presented by The Cleveland Orchestra. Please stop in and see us while you're at PlayhouseSquare this weekend and enjoy complimentary refreshments and meet some of the Ballet In Cleveland staff. The street entrance is just to the right of The Palace Theatre with a side entrance in the foyer of the Keith Building entrance. Be sure to look for the ballet-themed Christmas trees in the window!
Learn more about Ballet In Cleveland at their website www.balletincleveland.org.
In other news, the Cleveland Professional 20-30 Club is hosting a Stuff the Stocking fundraiser for Ballet In Cleveland on Thursday, December 6, 2012, at the Anatomy Ultralounge 1299 W. 9th Street Cleveland, Ohio, from 5:30-8pm.
In celebration of the holiday season the 20/30 Club of Cleveland is holding their 8th Annual Stuff the Stocking fundraiser benefitting Ballet In Cleveland, a local and upcoming nonprofit looking to bring professional ballet companies to perform in Cleveland.
Come to mingle with the largest young professional group in Cleveland. Buy raffle tickets for chances to win items from the Cavs, Browns, and Indians, Vera Bradley items, packages from Cleveland Plus, iPad minis, PlayhouseSquare tickets, local restaurants gift cards and an exclusive prize package sponsored by the 20/30 Club.
There are several ways you can participate in this amazing fundraising opportunity. You can donate an item for a stocking which will be raffled off at the event (must be at least a $50 value) or you can purchase raffle tickets at the event to try and win a stocking.
Stuff The Stocking Raffle Ticket Prices: $1/ticket 6 tickets for $5 30 tickets for $20
Stockings Stuff thus far: 1. Positively Plus Passes (2) 2. Dobama Theatre passes 3. Various gift baskets 4. Signed memorabilia from the Browns 5. Jewelry Set 6. much more to come!..
Drink specials will be available from a full service bar and there will be a complimentary buffet. This is a great place to socialize and network with your friends and associates. For those wishing to see if they are on the naughty or nice list, there will be a visit from Santa Claus (Hint: Anyone making a donation to Ballet In Cleveland will automatically be put on the nice list).


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In the world, entering the marketplace... as we get up and leave our
hermitage, we just don't leave Shikantaza behind. If we do so, what
would be the real meaning of our practice? Merging with people, being
nobody, we disappear into the crowd. But we let the life of Shikantaza
shine through and reveal the real face of this, every single sentient
being is truly met and perceived. We don't teach or instruct, but open
our hands, our eyes and ears to the living teachings of the Buddhas
which are found in every single form of this universe, from garbage to
star. A very humbling experience, serving and being invisible. Our
consciousness like clouds, rivers, wind, always passing, never fixed.


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I'm Jason Foley of Des Moines, Iowa. I've been beekeeping for a number of years and have maintained only Russian Bees from certified members of the RHBA. In recent years the local clubs have been interested in the luck I've had and prompted me to start making queens and nucs for them. Badda-bing, badda-boom, here I am now with a tiny queen and nuc rearing operation that has taken off these last 2 years. Things have been good enough that I'm even going to take ai courses with Susan Cobey here this next month and add that to the list of services that I offer. 10 years ago... I never expected to be a beekeeper, much less be as obsessed with it as I am now.
Anyway, there is who I am in a nut shell.
Jason Foley
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Experiments with trained barn owls reveal how their acute sense of hearing enables them to catch prey in the dark
Masakazu Konishi
Let us first consider how man locates pure tones in order to provide some theoretical framework for experiments with owls. Man can locate pure tones by binaural comparison of intensity, phase and time of arrival. We discuss here the first two methods. Figure 6 shows the angular errors of location of pure tones of different frequencies in man. Notice that man can locate low and high frequencies rather well. There is a curious hump around 2–4 kilohertz where man makes larger errors. The theory to explain these results is as follows.
Tones of long wavelengths (i.e., low frequencies) bend around the head without creating intensity differences in the sound field around the head, whereas shorter wavelengths (higher frequencies) can be bounced back by the head, causing differences in sound intensity around the head. Since the magnitude of intensity differences between two ears varies with the direction of sound propagation, man can determine the direction by binaural comparison of intensity. The shorter the wavelength relative to the diameter of the head, the more distinct is the sound shadow so created. Therefore, man can locate higher frequency tones relatively accurately.
Low-frequency tones are located by detecting phase differences between the ears, which are due to differences in the paths traveled by sound to reach the two ears. For each frequency, the magnitude and sign of phase differences vary according to the position of the sound source relative to the median plane of the head. This is the basis for location by binaural phase comparison.
For this method to be effective tones of wavelengths longer than at least twice the interaural distance are necessary, that is, d < λ/2, where d is the distance between the ears and l wavelength. When d > λ/2, a binaural phase difference of more than 180 degrees results, and it be comes impossible to discern which ear is in the leading phase, since a phase difference of 180° + φ is equivalent to an opposite phase difference of 180° - φ (from 180° + φ - [180° - φ] = 360° = 0, where φ is the excess angle over 180°). It is this ambiguity that makes the phase method ineffective with higher frequencies (Gulick 1971; Mills 1972; Steven and Newman 1934).
These conditions, higher frequencies for intensity comparison and lower frequencies for phase comparison, create for man a frequency range (2–4 kilohertz) in which neither the phase nor the intensity method is very effective. This explains the hump in Figure 6. Whether or not the above theory applies to the owl, it can suggest useful research strategies.
Since continuous pure tones can produce differences between the ears only in two acoustic parameters, namely intensity and phase, they are suitable for analyzing the acoustic method used by the owl. Tone signals were broadcast at a constant intensity of 4 decibels (re 0.0002 dynes per centimeter squared) at the perch. The signals lasted until the owl landed. The results from one owl are graphically summarized in Figure 7. Low- and high-frequency tones such as 3 kilohertz and 10 kilohertz were harder for the owl to locate than those between 6 and 9 kilohertz. These differences in the error of location are due neither to the variation in the owl's auditory sensitivity nor to the directionality of the speakers, both of which depend on frequency. Adjustment in sound intensity according to the owl's audibility curve did not significantly affect the error curves. The speakers did not become sharply directional at higher frequencies.
The results can be partly explained in terms of binaural intensity comparison, although this cannot account for the sudden increase in the error of location above 10 kilohertz. The barn owl does not seem to use the phase method, at least in the same way that man does, because it located low-frequency tones poorly and because it did not have any intermediate frequency range in which the error of location increased. Since the distance between the owl's ears is shorter than that of man, the frequency range unsuitable for both the intensity and phase methods, if it exists, should be higher for the owl than for man.
The mouse rustles are not steady but discontinuous noises. Abrupt inflections in these noises would be useful for binaural comparison of time. Instead of binaural phase differences of a continuous tone, the time method uses differences in time of arrival which are caused by differences in the paths traveled by the first wave of sound. This method is independent of frequency. A series of tone beeps should provide the owl with sufficient time cues, because each beep has an onset and a cutoff. I compared the errors of location obtained by using tone beeps (50 or 100 milliseconds in duration separated by silent intervals of 80 or 150 milliseconds) and sustained tones and found no consistent differences between them. Moreover, just as the errors of location with sustained tones depended on frequency, so did those with tone beeps (Figure 7).
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#481 Wed 05 Dec 12 8:14am
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hi jamie, last nite on on australian tv show you cooked scallops, spinach & purple broccoli, white rice which u then poured through with beated egs with shallots etc...i REALLY want all of these recipes...cant find them anywhere...please help...
#482 Wed 05 Dec 12 9:30am
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Maybe a scilly question, but I'm allergic to cheese (not to all dairy but just to cheese, creame cheese). I'm wondering what I can use instead if I'd like to make 'pesto'.
#483 Thu 06 Dec 12 10:42am
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I have to do a meal for 6 tonight 4 meat eaters 2 vegetarians, I want to make a low calorie meal so have settled on Roast Lamb with courgette, bean and flageolet salad but.... what can i do for a substitute for the lamb for vegetarians? They eat fish i was thinking possibly tuna???? any help here would be much appreciated.
Hoping for some inspiration
Cheers Shell :-)
#484 Thu 06 Dec 12 2:07pm
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You sure they eat fish? If so, pescatarian, not vegetarian.
I'd go for sea bass or sea bream, nice and meaty and will go with the sides. Either wrap in foil with a few flavourings (herbs etc) and roast for 20-30min, or fry fillets in a pan - rub with oil, salt and pepper, cook skin-side down in a hot pan til three-quarters done then flip over to finish off.
I suppose salmon might go with the salad you mention, but strong oily fish like mackerel might argue with the accompaniments, and white fish other than bass and bream might be overpowered by them.
Hope that helps.
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#485 Thu 06 Dec 12 2:11pm
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eleonoor - this site suggests just missing the cheese out:
http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.co.uk … pesto.html
There's so much flavour coming from the herbs and richness from the nuts, I doubt you'll miss it.
#486 Thu 06 Dec 12 4:09pm
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hello people
i really need i have a project in school to make 2 main courses and a starter and desert and i dont no what i could do because im limated on money and i only have 2x45 minute lessons to cook in minus the 15 mins to clean up be for the lesson ends and the time the teacher wont to talk she takes ages so i dont have a lot of time to cook and i have to make a starter and main on one day then main and desert another and i really dont have any ideas please help me
thank you
#487 Thu 06 Dec 12 10:03pm
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
SSnowden, why cook two meals?
Why not do salmon as hippy has described above for all of you?
Make life easy on yourself and, also, don't make the "vegetarians" feel as if they've put to to extra trouble. Just a thought.
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#488 Thu 06 Dec 12 10:30pm
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Hi bethanys715, welcome!
Gee, they don't ask much, do they! I'd suggest a cold starter so it can be put together without cooking - what about a smoked fish pate? Google it up, there are loads of recipes, the simplest I ever had was hot-smoked fish (it was Arbroath smokies) mixed with cream. Delicious on brown toast, oatcakes or rye crackers with a few leaves on the side. I don't know where you are, but the cheapest smoked fish round here is hot smoked mackerel and it makes a great pate.
For pudding, again, what about something cold? Somehting like Eton mess (meringues, whipped cream and berries all bashed together) or Cranachan (whipped cream, honey, toasted oats and berries mixed up) or any combination - I love a big Cranachan mess, whipped cream with berries and meringues and toasted oats and honey and some toasted almonds too. Or a fool - that's just some mashed fruit mixed with whipped cream, any tasty fruit will do (you can get raspberries and mango frozen, defrost them and they work really well) - again, you can top it with toasted nuts, that tastes amazing. These are really simple to do and absolutely delicious, and you can save all your actual cooking for the main course.
If you want to cheat the toasted oats for the cranachan, pound up some oatcakes. Works a treat.
No inspiration on mains yet but I'll keep thinking about it.
#489 Fri 07 Dec 12 3:40am
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just watch your Christmas show and my mouth watered the whole time, will you post the best gravy, the butter herb stuffing for the turkey breast etc. on this site
#490 Fri 07 Dec 12 6:11am
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On last weeks 15 minute meals there was a good looking recipe for tuna in green tea leaves and seasame seeds but I can't seem to find it on the website. Does anyone know when it might be avilable?
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this sexual act is performed by the male, and it is when he is on the side of a swimming pool or at the beach... so he inserts his feet into two girls vaginas and then proceeds to "plunge" into the water and uses the girls as flippers to propel himself through the water like a penguin.
i saw these two hot cunts laying out at the beach so i jammed my feet into their pussies and did the penguin plunge right into the ocean.
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100 songs that changed history
Time Out explores the music that changed the course of world events
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'Acid Trax' – Phuture (1987)
Phuture's 12-minute 1987 electronic workout is probably the most successful crowd-control device ever created, and it had the added bonus of kick-starting the acid house boom (and according to legend, giving it its name). Although at the time it was painted as the scourge of a decent, moral society and a breeding ground of lawlessness, the late '80s rave scene, ironically enough, had a long-term depreciative effect on one of Britain's biggest public disorder problems of the time: football hooliganism.
Back then, the nation's terraces (and quite some distance around them) were virtual no-go areas for anyone who didn't like meat pies, fighting and the smell of urine. All that changed practically overnight when a generation of scallies were turned on to the magical effects of killer drug ecstasy in combination with the compelling grooves of house music. Once the nation's teds, neds and casuals started digging the crazy peace and love stylings of 'aciiieed', even the most antagonistic fixtures calmed down considerably.
The downturn in violence, of course, also allowed football to flourish into the family-friendly, multibillion-pound business we know and love today, without which we surely would never have experienced that other musical masterpiece, 'Three Lions'. Three times.


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Cast-Iron Square Finial Drape Rod
- Overview
Our black Cast-Iron Drape Rod has a naturally rustic, authentic appeal.
- Rod: 1" diameter
- Finials available in Ball, Square and Scroll.
- Includes mounting hardware.
- Watch a video on how to hang a drape.
- Imported.
- Dimensions & Care
- Brackets: Small comes with 2 brackets. All other sizes come with 3 brackets.
- Wipe with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth.
- To protect finish, avoid the use of household cleaners or abrasives.
- Shipping & Return Info
UPS can deliver most in-stock items within 4-5 business days.
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