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6 mins to center, FREE parking , quiet
Size70 m²
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- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
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In very popular Amsterdam North on one of Amsterdam's ancient 17th century sea dikes: Buiksloterdijk, is located our just totally renovated apartment of 80m2 . It is a oasis of peace and yet only 6 minutes by bus to the Central Station. Only three stops! Although you are in Amsterdam North, you are in fact much closer to the city center than al lot of other places in Amsterdam. You are just behind the Central Station across the river IJ. Free ferries run day and night every 5/10 minutes. They bring you across in 2 minutes.
The Buiksloterdijk used to be the place where the Dutch East India Company captains retired. The 17th century houses where called 'the captains heaven'. The water of the IJ-river that runs behind the Central Station came up right to the house. Since 1870 it is a polder.
If you want to go to the city by bike, this is also very easy and quick. In fact we recommend renting bikes as this is the best way of transport in Amsterdam. Right in front of our house is a bicycle path. Just follow this path 10 minutes and you are at the ferry behind the Central Station. It is a beautiful ride along the NH Canal and the Noorder Park. You could also stroll along the canal to get to the ferry. This will take approx 25 minutes.
Staying on our dike is the feeling of being close to the buzzing scene of Amsterdam and yet feel like your in the countryside. Here you wake up with birds whistling in the morning. That is why this location is one of the most sought after locations of Amsterdam coming second after the canal district in surveys. There is nothing better than coming home to this quiet and beautiful spot after a tiring day of sight seeing in the city.
The view from the house is beautiful. Overlooking the North Holland Canal and the Noorderpark.
Amsterdam North is the starting point of numerous bicycle and walking routes through rural North Holland. These routes go right past our house.
Just a few kilometers away, along the North Holland Canal, you get to the Ilperveld, a bird sanctuary and nature park. It is possible to rent so called 'whisper boats' (electric engine) and tour this very special area. A very good idea if you feel like a pick-nick or a swim in summer.
An 18 hole golf course is just around the corner.
Amsterdam North is the where the artists live in Amsterdam. The brand new Eye film museum with the best terrace of Amsterdam is located here. MTV resides here, so is Universal. There are many specialty restaurants, such as the IJkantine, Café Modern, Il Pecorino, Plekk, Loetje, Stork or Hotel de Goudfazant. Many of these restaurants are located in old factory buildings of former shipyards and overlook the IJ river.
At just 30m there is a small café which serves cakes, muffins, juices and ice-cream. You can also get very reasonably priced meals at night.
A small grocery store is at 150m, and a Dutch Bakery at 300m. Also a large supermarket is close by.
Parking is FREE all day in our street. This is very exceptional in Amsterdam, where parking fees go through the roof.
The apartment consists of a large living area, a separate kitchenette with all necessary equipment.
There is luxury bath room with shower and toilet.
The apartment has 2 large separate bedrooms. One with a double bed of 1,80m x 2,00m and one with a double bed of 1,80m x 2,00 m that can be separated into 2 single beds.
Free Internet, wifi, is available. You can find a lot of maps, guides and touristic books about Amsterdam. As your hosts -we live in the house ourselves- we are very happy to help you with tips and online tickets and any other questions you might have.
Breakfast is possible on request. For this service we charge €10 per person.
First Floor Apartment is unique!
House rulesCheck in from 15:00 hours. Check out 11:00. Smoking strictly prohibited. No pets. Maximum 2 people.
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Reviews of this property
Das Haus ist wunderschön gelegen, auch ruhig. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Wenn man gut zu Fuß ist kann man auch in die Innenstadt laufen. Die Ferienwohnung ist gut ausgestattet - also: eine Weiterempfehlung.
Sehr nette Gastgeber!
Tolle idyllische Lage direkt am Bach :)
Mit dem Bus sind es nur 3 Stationen bis ins Zentrum.
Geschmackvoll eingerichtete Wohnung...
Sogar mit Badewanne und Balkon!
Wir kommen gerne wieder!
Wir hatten ein wunderschönes Wochenende in Amsterdam. Die Wohnung ist sehr schön und geschmackvoll eingerichtet, gemütlich, alles da, was man benötigt. Wir fanden es sehr schön und entspannt etwas außerhalb vom trubeligen Stadtzentrum zu wohnen, es ist alles trotzdem gut und schnell erreichbar. Die Gastgeber sind sehr nett und hilfsbereit. Wir kommen gerne wieder. Renate und Ralph im April 2014
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friendly and helpfull hirer, nice and beautifull appartment.It was great.
Had a lovely holiday. Apartment true to description. Comfortable bed and delightful living area. Pleasant garden, nice to sit outside. Good location great if you are into cycling. Variety of supermarkets not far away. A nice cycle to the city along scenic canal. Fabulous new swimming pool just across the road .Hosts very helpful but not intrusive.
Perfect accomodation. Very comfortable, clean and sweet. Perfect for a couple. I definately recommend having a car or bike. Then it is best to drive 3 minutes to the ferry (parking for free) and take the ferry to Amsterdam city (another 3-5 minutes)all day and night (ferry is as well for free). I have enjoyed my stay very much and the hosts have pefect ideas and tips for restaurants and sights! ENJOY!!
What a lovely apartment and lovely couple.
It is a beautiful little studio with gorgeous gardens and little river at the back where u can sit.. Rene and Ellen where lovely and told us everything we needed and gave a booklet they had made, with recommendations and directions.. The stay was perfect... Thanks guys loved it..
Thanks again Elisha
this little apartment is absolutely stunning, It has all the things you would ever need, bed is suuuper comfy and was a struggle every morning to get out,
the bus 34 and 35 have a stop roughly 300-400m out the front its a very nice safe neighborhood, the walk down the canal to the Centeraal takes about 25 mins and its beautiful,
Rene and Ellen are lovely and we would definitely stay here again should we come back to amsterdam.
Ethan & Louise
We had a very nice week in Amsterdam. The Apartment was situatet very good as it was easy to get to the center of Amsterdam. It took appr. 30 minuts going to the busstop and driving to the center of Amsterdam. It was a very nice appartment and it was very fine to get from the noice in the city to the calmness in the appartment and the area nearby. We diden't need that much help from Rene and Ellen but when we did they were very helpfull. Higly recommended.
Bent and Anne fra Denmark.
Sehr ruhige gemütlich Ferienwohnung, mit allem was man braucht ausgestattet. Man kann in ca. 25 min zu Fuß nach Amsterdam rein laufen oder in 10 min mit dem Bus dort hinfahren. Der Bus hält ca. 200 m von der Haustür entfernt. Wer Ruhe mag und trotzdem Lust auf eine Städereise hat, dem wird es bei Rene und Ellen sehr gut gefallen!
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by someguysaidwhat March 11, 2008
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush
To prey on the willing ignorance of the public by misreprsenting one's own activities by diverting attention onto others thereby preventing outsiders from seeing the truth.
Barack Obama admonishes his own supporters to not buy into the oki-doke of others even when his entire political campaign itself was a long string of oki-dokes.
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Private Room in Little Italy NYC 33.1
Size70 ft²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
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- Air conditioning
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
- Towels
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Private room with 1 full bed. Enjoy a prime location in the heart of Little Italy as guests of this private bedroom set within a nice apartment situated on Mulberry Street. Authentic Italian restaurants can be found in the same building.
The apartment is part of a historic pre-war building with original New York City construction dating back to early 1900s including exposed piping, a fire-escape outside the window and vintage radiators. Guests will stay in a comfortable double room with a lockable door. The bathroom and kitchen are shared spaces. Wi-Fi and flat-screen satellite TV are provided.
To find more restaurants serving excellent dishes, walk for 300 metres to Chinatown. Walk in 20 minutes to the financial district to find New York City Hall, Ground Zero and Wall Street. Times Square is reachable in 15 minutes via the subway.
Find upmarket boutiques, music bars and venues, and a range of restaurants lined along the streets of the multicultural Lower East Side area.
House rulesNo smoking.
Please contact the host before booking to confirm availability.
Please feel free to ask the host any questions or inquire about their other offers.
Bed linen and towels are provided.
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We arrived at the address and the call five minutes were there to give us the keys. Amable.Apartamento treatment and very clean room. Well located, a short walk from the Brooklyn Bridge and the financial district. Would repeat the same place.
Llegamos a la dirección los llamamos y en 5 minutos estaban alli para darnos las llaves. Trato muy amable.Apartamento y habitación limpios. Bien situados, a un paseo del puente de Brooklyn y la zona financiera. Volveria a repetir al mismo lugar.
Very close to the metro, right next to Chinatown.
Mike leaves a lot of freedom despite its presence. Ideal when you have planned to spend the day outside.
Très près du métro, juste a côté du quartier chinois.
Mike laisse beaucoup de liberté malgré sa présence. Idéal quand on a prévu de passer la journée dehors.
Nice place. No mirrors and only 3 chairs
It could have been beneficial with more than one wc for ten people
After all prejudices we had, we were very surprised that it worked very well. I hope you will remain and take care also to regular monitoring of cleanliness and condition of the accommodations.
Nach allen Vorurteilen die wir hatten,waren wir sehr überrascht das es super geklappt hat. Ich hoffe ihr bleibt so und kümmert Euch auch um regelmäßige Kontrolle,Sauberkeit und zustand der Unterkünfte.
The property is located in Little Italy, close to China Town and therefore very central if you want to know the city of New York. As positive the attention of the owner, value, location and cleanliness. As a negative, a bit noisy which is solved with plugs and the fact that there only one bathroom for four rooms. Strongly recommended
El alojamiento está situado en Little Italy, muy cerca de China Town y por lo tanto muy céntrico si quieres conocer la ciudad de Nueva York. Como positivo la atención del propietario, calidad-precio, ubicación y limpieza. Como negativo, un poco ruidoso que se solventa con unos tapones y el hecho de existir únicamente un baño para cuatro habitaciones. Totalmente recomendable
Buna availability has provided information requested. speed of responses.
Well in general.
buna disponibilidad, ha brindado información requerida. rapidez en las respuestas.
Bien en general.
Housing super location!
drawback: the room is small (no light, no possible opening of windows).
Logement super bien situé!
inconvénient : la chambre est petite (pas de lumiere, pas d'ouverture possible des fenetres).
Mike, the guy who is linving in the house is a nice guy, however John ask us for more money than the web request.
The room is a little small and the neighborhood from time to time noisy but otherwise the apartment is clean, it feels like a home ... the most is the metro station which is on the corner of the street !
La chambre est un peu petite et le voisinage de temps en temps bruyant mais sinon l'appart est propre, on s'y sent comme a la maison ... Le plus c'est la station de métro qui est au coin de la rue!
Our apartment rental on Wimdu went pretty much exactly as planned. We found something we liked; we checked availability; we booked; John got back to us promptly; we confirmed; we showed up (very late, as the flight into JFK was delayed) and we had an apartment to ourselves for 10 days, without a hitch.
Okay, there was one glitch with the heating in the apartment, which could have been a disaster, as the temperature was beastly cold when we arrived -- but John had taken care of it already by bringing in some portable heaters, and the problem was sorted out by the next day.
The apartment was more or less what we expected from the description and the photos, so there were no issues there. The wireless internet was very good. The location in Chinatown is great -- and the little Chinese bakery downstairs became our regular breakfast haunt. The one drawback (which of course we were aware of from the description before we booked) was that there's no washing machine in the apartment. But there are a number of laundromats (both self-serve and drop off) around the block, so dealing with laundry just needs some planning.
The location is perfect for a pan-New York visit. The apartment is close to the Canal St subway (which links you to pretty much everywhere) and is a stone's throw from the Manhattan Bridge with downtown Brooklyn just across the river. Great restaurants are right on the doorstep and fantastic shopping is within walking distance.
John and his contact person Mike were both very helpful and we had no issues there.
New York is always a great experience, and despite the cold, this time was no exception!
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Players assume the role of Ragnar the Viking. In an age when might
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To trick one in such a fashion that the person on the recieving end has to stop and think at a later time: "What just happened here?". To leave one in the state of dumbfoundedness through any sort of tomfoolery.
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The day we were leaving for cesky Krumlov (CK) the weather seemed to be clearing up, but as the rain started to pelt down half way there we decided we had been wrong. Dave had been to CK on his journey 10 years ago and had loved it, he remembered a tiny little town where no one spoke English and had a handful of tourist shops. Things have changed slightly, and everyman and his dog seems to be here. Despite this, it still has a lovely charm and is a definite must see.
Our camp site was about 3kms away and set next to a little creek. The showers were again awful and you had to pay for them so I only had the one. Needless to say I am hanging out for a nice shower and it will take a lot of convincing to get me out once one shows itself
CK is only a small place and one you can walk around in an afternoon. We were got a cheap pizza for lunch and then wandered. The town is situated on a snaking river and has a castle sat upon a hill so it looks out over the town and valley. One of the best bits was the bear pit, yes that's right, the castle even had a beer pit with real live bears! It was more like a little zoo enclosure so they had plenty of area to wander, and they even had their own waterfall.
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Yea, I mentioned this in another thread. If they switch to 43, DE will be their biggest team need.
There is another side to this tho, itisnt an easy transition for 34 lb to 43 LB, especially in the interior. They would be taking a big risk as they really do have LBs better suited for 34.


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Nature Meets Luxury on Siletz Bay
Salishan Spa & Golf Resort • Gleneden Beach, OR
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- A One-Night Stay for Two from July 1 to September 30 in a Premier Room
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The Destination
Every year, Pacific gray whales and wild king salmon make the journey back to the Central Oregon Coast. But there's another migration heading for these gorgeous shores, prompted by decadent spa treatments, fine dining, boutique shopping, and seaside golf that beckon more visitors each year. The small community of Gleneden Beach, only five miles south of Lincoln City, delivers a perfect cocktail of rocky beaches and civilized pursuits to ensure that no one leaves without vowing to return.
The Digs
Salishan Spa & Golf Resort is a 250-acre gem overlooking Siletz Bay in Gleneden Beach. Here, Premier Rooms are the largest and most sought-after at the resort, each complete with plush bathrobes, Wi-Fi, a stone fireplace, a spacious bathroom, and a king-size bed featuring luxurious pillow-top bedding. Guests can wake to the smell of fresh-brewed coffee at The Sun Room restaurant, serving breakfast fare like fresh, seasonal fruit and French toast with Oregon hazelnuts. If early meals aren't your thing, the resort has five restaurants to satisfy your appetite throughout the day.
The Diversions
Golf enthusiasts can hit the resort's 18-hole, par-71 course, redesigned by legendary PGA pro and Oregon golf icon Peter Jacobsen. Revered for its old-growth timber and spectacular ocean views, this is one of the few courses in the world where you can both score an eagle and spot one on the same hole. After a whale of a good time on the links—and a possible whale sighting on any of the seaside greens—take in a relaxing massage or facial at the full-service spa. Or, enjoy wineries, casinos, museums, aquariums, beaches, shopping, and world-class sport fishing—all just minutes from the resort.
"Secluded and refined, this upscale property is located in a hillside forest preserve. Its spa is outstanding and there are different dining venues perfect for brunch, a casual bite after golf, or a polished, white-linen dining experience."-- Read Fodor's Review of Salishan Spa & Golf Resort
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Monday, November 21, 2011
Review: Vaseline Cocoa Glow Body Lotion
♔ About the product:
Product Name: Vaseline Cocoa Glow Body Lotion / Cocoa Butter Deep Conditioning Lotion.
Volume: 200ml
Price: USD $3.00
When our skin is healthy, light reflects off the rich color below the surface, enabling it to literally glow. But when skin is dry, its surface becomes uneven and rough, leaving it looking dull.
Cocoa Butter Deep Conditioning Lotion penetrates deeply to smooth away roughness and the appearance of dark spots, so your skin can glow from within.
Key Ingredients:
Rich cocoa butter - helps to even skin tone, antioxidant property.
Conditioning moisturizers - leave skin smooth and supple
First, I have to tell you that this is my SUPER FAVORITE daily body lotion! Definitely a HOLY GRAIL (along with Petit Bijou Body Lotion which I'm going to review soon) It's super cheap, like USD $ 3.00 for huge 200ml bottle. What could be better? I found the whole things about this body lotion is good and it has a good value for money too.
The first thing I look about body lotion is how it smells. I love everything with COCOA in it♡, So when I spotted this I bought it on a whim. I've been a fan of Vaseline body lotion for quite a long time. I tried the whitening and firming lotion, aloe vera lotion, triple whitening care (one with the spf), soy bean lotion, but I didn't consider even one them as my favorite, at least not until I found this Cocoa butter body lotion ♥♥(o→ܫ←o)♫.
It smells like a mix of HAZELNUT, CHOCOLATE, and VANILLA! super SWEET omg♥♥♥ It reminds me much to cocoa sundae>ㅅ
The consistency of the lotion is a bit thick, but fairly fast absorbing. It leaves my skin smooth, nourished, and super moisturized. (Better than other body lotion I've tried), thanks to the stratys multi layer moisture concept.
I live in a humid country, so it feels a little bit sticky after usage, but the kind of stickyness you can live with IMO, actually it's not that sticky, maybe the super moisturized feelings gives me a little sticky sensation.
I love the result too, I have dark spots here and there on my legs (I scratched them while sleeping and it's scarring, sob >ㅁ<) It does lighten dark spots, I've been using this for two weeks and I can notice slight improvement. Also, the 24 hours nourishing skin is true, btw I'm pretty sure that humidity also play a role on this.
Last words, I would highly recommend this for those who love sweet smelling body lotion, it has a pleasant smell and good value for money. I even bought another bottle for back up!
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Thanks for reading :3 and have a nice day everyone!
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Oh i hope i find this, want one asap :DReplyDelete
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saw this in advert but wasn't sure to buy it or not but might consider to buy it. haha but i'm worried i'll lick myself if it smells so good xDReplyDelete
I am on my 2nd Vaseline Huge Pump Cocoa Body Lotion which is about to finish in few days. Your review reminded me to restock asap! ^__^ I love it that much. One of my fav body lotion from vaseline.ReplyDelete
it sounds like a great product! Thanks for the review!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for introducing me to this body lotion. It looks amazing, I love lotions that give a healthy glow to the skin!ReplyDelete
Looks good! :0 I'd like to try it out too XD need to find it here first though~ReplyDelete
Oh I love this stuff, it's amazing <3ReplyDelete
Thank you for reminding me to take care of my body skin as well!ReplyDelete
I have this! haha Definitely a fan as well! ^^ReplyDelete
Oooo! I've been wondering if I should try this, but I was skeptical because I thought cocoa products could darken your skin rather than lighten scars (since I have scars on my legs too.) I will give this a try. :>ReplyDelete
My mom has this xDReplyDelete
I usually use it on my legs when I am wearing a skirt or something.
Makes me look all smooth and glowy :D
hmmm....i wanna try this one!!! thanks for the review!!!ReplyDelete
I guess this product smells lovely!ReplyDelete
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I love this lotion too! Well, actually I love the super creamy chocolate coffee smell! :9 Deliciously lovable. <3ReplyDelete
thanks for the review. great lemmings... :)ReplyDelete
a.. i've been drooling over it..ReplyDelete
chocolate scent? definitely buy it.
I have this lotion. I love the smell of it!ReplyDelete
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Hmmm, i guess it's time for me to hunt my supermarket and see if they got it ^__^ I need a new lotion for summer.. too much dry skin in the winter T^T thanks for the review! I can't wait to try this now :DReplyDelete
I like this blog. It's very "girly". By the way, thanks for sharing the review. My Karenade Fashion blog will soon feature reviews too.ReplyDelete
Oooooooh it looks like it does wonders! I have super dry skin I need this T____T ♥ReplyDelete
wow thanks for this review :DReplyDelete
I'm going to check this out, I love vanilla scent <3
i wanna buy a small bottle if i can find it! :)
Thank you for dropping by my blog. I rummaged through your posts and love how girly it is! I definitely be following you via GFC.ReplyDelete
Btw, the vanilla scent is my favorite, it smells so soft and sweet.
wow..I must try this too! :DReplyDelete
Thank God we have Vaseline in our country! ~tee-hee.. ♥ Thanks for sharing a review on this hunn..
I love cocoa but I always feel like eating it whenever I smell it LOLReplyDelete
ahah I used to use this ALL THE TIME in college! It smells so good ^_^!!! I switched over to Body Shop Body butters because I am really dry this year for some reason :P but I loved this lotion too!ReplyDelete
If you're dry you should totally try The Body Shop Cocoa Butter...omg...it's like chocolate...
I love Vaseline as well.. :) especially the Aloe one, the smells is really fresh ^^ReplyDelete
Btw I'm asking permission for adding your blog on my blog link :) thx
Anything that smells like a mix of chocolate X hazelnut X vanilla is must buy for me. hahaReplyDelete
Thanks for your review! I'll definitely be picking this up.
I think I'll smell yummy using that! Thanks for the review~ReplyDelete
This sounds like a good moisturizer. I have a very similar Vaseline one with coca butter, but it doesn't have the "glow" properties - it just moisturizes. Maybe I'll pick this one up after I use mine up :)ReplyDelete
omg, i love vaseline! it's probably one of the best brands out there. it moisturizes really well. absolutely great for really dry, flaky skin.ReplyDelete
I've been wanting to try this! Thank you for reviewing it ^0^)ReplyDelete
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You have the most adorable blog! I've been meaning to buy this stuff for ages, but I haven't got around to it. Great review!ReplyDelete
malaysia luview power angel here ~ actually i also searching power kit to cure my scar in my leg which i duno when get the cruise , mayb scratch it like u do =XReplyDelete
it really good! blame your review now I'm using and super love it! ^w^ReplyDelete
I've been looking for this lotion.ReplyDelete
Unfortunately, the watsons here in my place doesn't have it. OTL
i am using cocoa glow right now..smells super yummy!^^ReplyDelete
I m using cocoa glow right now & it is very moisturising but so is d one with soya extract, yellow bottle. Cocoa glow & soya lotion r meant for winters coz they hv thick consistency whereas healthy triple lightening lotion & aloe vera one, green bottle r meant for summers as they hv thinner consistency.ReplyDelete
I use cocoa glow & soya lotion in mild winters as I hv dry skin. Though I feel that d cocoa glow feels slightly slippery on my hands after application whereas soya one doesn't.
Also d smell of cocoa is too too strong. I dont like that. But moisturisation is gr8.
This the excellent post which I have seen and it helped me a lot , Thanks for sharing it!!ReplyDelete
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Irene van Dyk is challenging what we all thought we knew about athletes and age.
At an age when convention tells us she should be watching the Constellation Cup series at home in her snuggle sack with a cup of camomile in hand, she is still tearing it up in the Silver Ferns' goal circle.
On the back of her best ANZ Championship season yet, 40-year-old van Dyk was one of the stars of the Ferns' opening test win against Australia.
What stood out about her performance, other than her unrivalled shooting stats, was the variety in her play. Over the past few years van Dyk has continually added new little tricks to outsmart the opposition.
Now in her fifth decade, she is in the form of her life.
Her exploits this season have exposed the fallacy that you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
Had it been up to the public, she would have been put out to pasture about six years ago.
At the first sign the opposition had her figured, it was widely proclaimed the 1.90m shooter was past it.
We seem to have a very constrictive attitude to age.
There are plenty of examples of stars who have defied chronology to remain at the top of their respective sports in their advancing years - Michael Jordan, Sir Steve Redgrave, Martina Navratilova and, closer to home, Julie Seymour, Brad Thorn and Steve Price.
Yet still, once athletes reach their 30s they're seen as over the hill.
Australian coach Lisa Alexander was heavily criticised across the Tasman for recalling 30-year-old Bianca Chatfield to her side this year.
It's true that given the stresses professional athletes put on their bodies these days, particularly in contact sports, sometimes knees and ankles and shoulders give out well before their enthusiasm does.
But there needn't be a prescribed shelf-life for our sports stars.
Greyling's two-week ban
Rugby bosses tell us they are serious about player welfare.
So why has South African prop Dean Greyling copped only a two-week ban for deliberately bashing Richie McCaw on the swede?
Fuelled by some tragic cases in the US of former NFL players suffering neurological disorders, the long-term effect of concussion has become a buzz topic in world sport.
But rugby bosses are quick to point out that their game is much safer than American football.
After all, attacks to the head have been banned ever since William Webb Ellis picked up the ball and ran with it, whereas they were outlawed in the NFL only in 2010.
Yet the sanctions imposed on Greyling for his cheap shot on McCaw do little to discourage such actions.
If rugby is to continue to claim it is the world leader in proactively managing the risks of head injuries, then it needs to show us it's serious by imposing stricter sanctions against players who deliberately make contact with the head.


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The action of masturbating violently in public while naked and dehydrated. While you beat the ground at a corner of a street.
I was walking home and saw some guy konying at the corner of my street.
by Dakevor March 26, 2012
The act of going to the McDonalds Drive-thru, buying a few ice cream cones and throwing them all into an empty back seat for your "Invisible Children"
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text: Eadweard James Muybridge was a British photographer who spent much of his working life in California, and traveling in other parts of the United States. He is known for his pioneering work on animal locomotion in 1877 and 1878, which used multiple cameras to capture motion in stop-action photographs, and his zoopraxiscope, a device for projecting motion pictures that pre-dated the flexible perforated film strip used in cinematography. In his earlier years in San Francisco, Muybridge had become known for his landscape photography, particularly of the Yosemite Valley. He also photographed the Tlingit people in Alaska, and was commissioned by the United States Army to photograph the Modoc War in 1873. In 1874 he shot and killed Major Harry Larkyns, his wife's lover, and was acquitted in a jury trial on the grounds of justifiable homicide. He traveled for more than a year in Central America on a photographic expedition in 1875. In the 1880s, Muybridge entered a very productive period at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, producing over 100,000 images of animals and humans in motion, capturing what the human eye could not distinguish as separate movements. He spent much of his later years giving public lectures and demonstrations of his photography and early motion picture sequences. He also edited and published compilations of his work, which greatly influenced visual artists and the developing fields of scientific and industrial photography. Full Wikipedia Article


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Christmas Eve we walked around and visited the little shops in downtown Silver City. This is the cutest little town! Silver City is only about 12,000 people and has a really eclectic mix of people and stores. We took a break and checked our email at my favorite coffee shop that has the coolest atmosphere. Mis-matched chairs, crazy coffee drinks and lots of board games. Christmas Eve we also worked at my mom's kitchen store in downtown Silver City. It was really busy and we had customers until about 5pm. She sells household kitchen items kinda like a mini Sur La Table.
Christmas Day we made our lefse and our rhubarb strawberry jam, right out of the Norwegian cookbooks
Today we explored the Gila National Forest and the Gila Cliff Dwellings. The national forest starts outside my parents backyard but we had to drive about an hour to get to the Cliff Dwellings. The drive was so worth it and the scenery was amazing. Almost impossible to capture with a digital camera. We hiked some and headed home to have drinks at Isaac's one of my favorite independent restaurants in Silver City.
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Wear your orange-and-blue to Final Four events
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(March 31, 2008)--The NCAA Men's Final Four Division I Basketball Championship is making a return visit to San Antonio April 4-7 when the national spotlight once again shines on the Alamo City. For the first time, the Final Four will feature the top-seeded teams representing all four regions. North Carolina, UCLA, Kansas and Memphis all are headed to San Antonio hoping to take home the title.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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As the NCAA Final Four host institution, UTSA teamed up with the San Antonio Local Organizing Committee and the City of San Antonio to host four days of free, family-fun events and activities. With thousands of visitors expected to attend downtown events, UTSA President Ricardo Romo encourages students, faculty and staff to show their Roadrunner Spirit and support by showing off their UTSA orange-and-blue.
Free events on South Alamo Street between Market and Durango, include "The Big Dance" four-day music street party, "Final Four Friday" open team practices, "Digiorno College All-Star Game," "Yes Clinics" fueled by Powerade and the "NCAA Dome Dribble to Hoop City.
>> Download an NCAA Men's Final Four events one-page schedule.
>> See details and the full schedule of Final Four events.
The musical entertainment starts at 10:30 p.m., Friday, April 4, with the "AT&T Block Party" featuring Fall Out Boy, who performed at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards and received a 2006 Grammy Award nomination as one of the year's Best New Artists.
At 2:45 p.m., Saturday, April 5, Kid Rock takes center stage as a part of the "Pontiac Garage at the Final Four" concert series.
Then at 6:45 p.m., Sunday, April 6, the "My Coke Fest" concert features All-American Rejects followed by Three Doors Down, who are touring with their album set to arrive in stores May 27.
The musical fun draws to a close at 6 p.m., Monday, April 7 on Championship Monday with performances by country music singer Robert Earl Keen and soul music from the band, Mingo Fishtrap.
Final Four weekend wraps with thousands of fans gathering at 8:15 p.m. next Monday at the KENS-5 TV Big Dance giant video board to watch the two teams left standing compete for the national championship.
San Antonio has hosted the 2008 and 1998 Men's Final Four events and is competing with nine cities to become the selection site for the next round of Final Four competitions from 2012 to 2016. The 2009-2011 Final Fours are scheduled for Detroit, Indianapolis and Houston.


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New Zealand GFS MSL Pressure/Thickness/Rainfall +192 hour Chart
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About GFS
Global Forecast System. The operational numerical weather forecasting model run by NCEP. The GFS superceded the AVN and MRF models, on which it is largely based. Forecast data from the GFS is available out to 180 hours at full resolution and 16 days at a reduced resolution.
Weather News
Early snow heading to Australian Alps
A cold front is surging across southern Australia today and will reach the Alps on Sunday morning.
Adelaide's early start to winter
A pair of fronts are set to bring a chilly start to winter for the South Australian capital.
Cyclone Debbie rebuild continues for 'heartbroken' north Queensland residents
It has been almost two months since Tropical Cyclone Debbie hit the north Queensland coast and many residents in the Whitsundays are still rebuilding their lives.


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Varnum, Riddering, Schmidt and Howlett LLP has become the most recent Lakeshore business to pledge its support to Hope College's new3,500-seat DeVos Fieldhouse with a financial commitment of $8,500 for the project. A combination of funds from the Varnum law firm and individual partners, the $8,500 pledge is a continuation of the commitment to corporate giving that Varnum has established within the Lakeshore community.
"Varnum has a long-standing tradition of giving back to the communities in which we live and work. The Lakeshore Community in particular is a strong area of growth for West Michigan and we're committed to supporting its economic and cultural development efforts," said William J. Lawrence III, managing partner at Varnum.
The DeVos Fieldhouse will benefit both Hope College and the Holland community by providing a first-class venue for sporting, entertainment, and community events.
Varnum has also sponsored Lakeshore cultural events including annual contributions to the Tulipanes Film Festival, a festival celebrating Latino success through music, art and film in Holland and to the Waterfront Film Festival in Saugatuck, which showcases independent feature films and short movies. As part of the firm's commitment to diversity, Varnum contributed to the Ottawa Area Summit on Racism and has promoted local economic growth by contributing to the Northwest Ottawa County Economic Development Corporation's FastTrac program, an entrepreneurial training program for small businesses. Other contributions in the last two years have included donations to the Tri-Cities Area United Way Campaign, the Holland Historical Trust, which promotes historical building restoration efforts, the Hope Scholarship Fund and the Grand Haven Christian Schools.
Established in 1888, Varnum, Riddering, Schmidt and Howlet LLP is a leading Michigan law firm. With over 150 attorneys in five offices, the firm is made up of a broad range of practice areas that work together to meet the complex and growing needs of our clients. For more than 100 years, Varnum has served as counsel to many of the leading businesses and institutions throughout the State of Michigan and in the greater Midwest.


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New video shows man wanted for home break-in, assault
Man captured by officer's dashboard camera, but he fled from police
COLUMBIA, Mo. - On Tuesday, Columbia police released new images of a man wanted for a home burglary and assault earlier this month.
The incident happened near Boone Hospital Center in the East Campus neighborhood.
The suspect was captured by a dashboard police camera after the break-in Nov. 2 at a home on Anthony Street. Officers tried stopping the man on a bike, but he kept going and crashed before taking off on foot.
The break-in was just one of many for the East Campus neighborhood. Neighbors tell ABC 17 News that one house of women recently moved out because a man broke in at least three times.
Police say the man isn't breaking in to steal things, but rather to assault women.
One resident on Anthony Street in East Campus, Andrew Schaller, said his next door neighbor was assaulted by the man.
"He would always have a bandana covering his face from the nose down and have a hat on so you couldn't fully tell what he looked like," Schaller said.
Police are also lacking a good description of the suspect. He is described as a white or Middle Eastern man, of average height and weight.
Neighbors said the attacks seemed to be planned. Schaller told ABC 17 News the police believe the man watched from the woods to find the perfect time to break in.
Police are now encouraging students to lock their doors while the man is on the loose. They'll also be stepping up patrols and presence in East Campus.
According to investigators, the man on the bike matches the description given by the victim. They are asking anyone with information to call the Columbia Police Department or Crime Stoppers at 573-875-TIPS to remain anonymous.


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The 'Hierarchy of Provision'
Many people who don't cycle say they're held back by their fear of traffic, and reckon they'd cycle if there were more cycle paths away from the roads. Local demands for 'traffic-free' routes can be quite persuasive for councils, but when they install segregated tracks they often meet with opposition from cyclists who would prefer to cycle on the road rather than lose priority at every side-road on a poorly designed segregated cycle track - particularly if they are fast, confident commuters.
The dilemma over how to decide on the best option for a given location led to the development of the 'Hierarchy of Provision', a concept that was officially endorsed by the Department for Transport (DfT) in 1996.* In theory, therefore, the Hierarchy has been embedded in the Government's cycling policies for years.
The Hierarchy in practice
The Hierarchy of Provision table (Cycle Infrastructure Design, DfT, 2008):
Essentially, the Hierarchy advocates traffic reduction, speed reduction, redesigning junctions and reallocation of road-space as the most desirable solutions for achieving more and safer cycling; while converting footways (pavements) to shared use for pedestrians and cyclists, remains the last consideration.
Clearly, less motor traffic and lower speeds would make a significant difference to the experience of existing cyclists, and help encourage more people to cycle in the first place. And, as 75% of cyclists' collisions happen at junctions, designing out the hazards at these locations is crucial too.
As the DfT guidance says, the measures listed in the Hierarchy are not meant to be mutually exclusive. By way of example, it says, "....reducing traffic speeds on links may enable junction geometry to be tightened to provide easier crossings for pedestrians; reducing the volume of traffic may release carriageway space to provide cycle lanes or tracks."
Cycle lanes (lanes painted on the road)
In the right place, cycle lanes may offer a useful 'comfort zone', but they must be implemented well and appropriate for the circumstances. If not, they can encourage drivers to overtake too closely; steer cyclists out of drivers' vision and into the gutter; or leave them stranded at junctions.
Width is one of the most important factors: they should be at least 1.5 metres wide, preferably 2 metres.
Some people object to all forms of segregation, especially given the extremely poor – and sometimes hazardous – quality of some segregated cycle 'facilities'. The message that they're there merely to keep cyclists out of the way is equally unpalatable.
However, segregated facilities are not all the same, and if applied properly, the Hierarchy allows for this. For instance, if segregation involves reallocating road-space in favour or cyclists, it contributes to motor-traffic reduction, a top measure. On the other hand, as simple pavement conversions do not have this effect, they should remain at the bottom – even though shared use cycle tracks may still be the best option for higher speed main roads.
Meanwhile, cycle tracks that are wholly separate from roads (e.g. through parks and open spaces, or along canals, rivers and sea-fronts) should be treated as a distinct category altogether. Provided they are well designed and maintained, and well linked to the wider road and/or cycle route network, these can sometimes be among the most valuable cycle facilities of all, particularly for new cyclists, children and/or those who need to build up their confidence.
Nevertheless, cycle tracks should still be seen as complementary to the aim of creating a fully cycle-friendly road network - and not a substitute for it.
* The Hierarchy first appeared officially in the UK as the 'Hierarchy of Solutions', published in 'Cycle-Friendly Infrastructure: Guidelines for Planning and Design' (Department of Transport/CTC/Bicycle Association/IHT, 1996). In 2008, it was published again, revised and renamed, in the DfT's 'Cycle Infrastructure Design'.
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2005-11-18 / Front Page
Early Deadlines Next Week
In order to facilitate the closing of The Wave for the Thanksgiving holiday, there will be early deadlines for both the editorial and advertising departments for next week's paper. All editorial material including columns are due by 5 p.m. on Monday. Display advertisements are also due in the Wave office by 5 p.m. on Monday. Classified Advertising is due in the office by Tuesday at 5 p.m. We want to wish our readers a happy and healthy Thanksgiving holiday.


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Mother Nature hasn't been kind to the Mets. And if Thursday's forecast of rain and thunderstorms in New York is correct, the Mets may have their seventh postponed game of the season, this one the series finale with the Cardinals.
"Now, with the schedule still so unbalanced that you only play one team one time, you play them one time at home, it's a day-to-day problem," said Mets manager Terry Collins.
If weather permits, a pair of Cy Young candidates will match up at Citi Field on Thursday, as Matt Harvey takes the mound for the Mets and Adam Wainwright gets the start for the Cardinals. Both are likely to receive consideration to start for the National League in next month's All-Star Game.
Though the Mets lost the most recent game Harvey started, he is 5-0 on the season. He is the 29th pitcher to have eight no-decisions over his last nine starts, and his 2.66 ERA is the best in such a stretch.
Wainwright, who is 9-3 with a 2.34 ERA, hasn't beaten the Mets since April 2010 and has four straight losses against them, including a 5-2 defeat last month in which he surrendered three earned runs on six hits and one walk.
In the middle of a 10-game stretch against the Mets, Marlins and Cubs, all teams with sub-.500 records, the Cardinals will be looking to put some distance between themselves and the division-rival Reds and Pirates. St. Louis is an NL-best 23-11 on the road.
"I think it just comes out in a wash at the end," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said. "I think any discrepancies have probably played themselves out. We don't think too much about that stuff."
Mets: Seventh rainout looming
If Thursday's game is rained out, it will further complicate the Mets' already tortuous schedule.
With six rainouts already in the books, the Mets will likely have to find an opportunity to make up the series finale with the Cardinals and would once again have to shuffle their rotation.
"I don't think anybody in baseball has gone through what we've gone through this year," Collins said.
The two teams don't play again this season and share just one common off-day. More problematic is that the postponed games are being rescheduled for later in the season, when the game days are hotter, and sacrificing valuable off-days.
"We've had so many days off early, it's not like anybody's tired," Collins said. "But when it starts getting 90 degrees every day and it's July, it's going to take its toll to where you've really got to make sure guys are getting days off to keep their energy up, because it's going to wear them down."
Cardinals: Hit streaks come to an end
Both Matt Carpenter and David Freese saw their career-high hit streaks come to an end this week.
At 20 games, Freese had the longest streak in the Majors this season. After slumping in the first month and a half of the season, he hit a grand slam on May 17 and had a hit in every game he played until Wednesday, steadily raising his average from .211 to .287 over the span. He went 0-for-4 against the Mets on Wednesday.
Carpenter, two games behind Freese at 18 games, went hitless Tuesday to end his streak.
Worth noting
• Cardinals starter Jake Westbrook will come off the disabled list to start on Friday, taking Tyler Lyons' place in the rotation. Matheny said that the Cardinals have not decided on a roster move to make room for Westbrook on the roster.
• Allen Craig admitted to soreness after hitting his head on the right-field wall at Citi Field on Tuesday but was back in the lineup Wednesday and knocked a solo blast to left field in the sixth inning.
• Collins said that the struggles of catcher John Buck are a result of him trying to do too much at the plate. Buck is 18-for-103 since May 3, and nine of his 11 home runs came in April.
"I think John's just trying to step up and pick up that big load, because he did early," Collins said. "No one guy can do it by himself."


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Every single day I log onto this message board thinking i've seen it all, every single day I am wrong...NYGiants2120
Assuming an almost 33 year old Eli would even be available on the trade block, can he be looked at in any other scope that isn't seen as a premier 'stop-gap' player until that team drafts their long term answer at the QB position? Signing a QB like Eli out of FA is one thing if you have the cap room and/or roster that is ready to win now but trying to acquire a player like him without hurting your future roster too much is tricky business. You can't expect many opposing teams to invest so many draft picks into someone that has displayed a good deal of uncertainty these last two seasons. It's much safer to just pick up the hottest option (the most "talented") off the QB scrap heap from FA, pair that player with a freshly drafted QB, and let the two compete.
Because of all of the effort and examination being poured into these predictions, the draft is a robust market that, in the aggregate, does a good job of sorting prospects from top to bottom.1 Yet despite so many people trying to beat the market, no single actor can do it consistently. Abnormal returns are likely due to luck, not skill. But that hasnt stopped NFL executives from behaving with the confidence of traders.
Edit: Speaking of late round OL talent, guess who is doing well now that they are off the Giants?
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No one trades a starting QB....EVER.....
Only reason San Fran traded Montana was because they had Steve Young. There is no Steve young on our roster or in the draft


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Unique Studio in Central Paris (152)
Size18 m²
Floor No.1
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
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|Rue Greneta, 75002 Paris, France
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The studio features exposed beams and white plastered walls, creating a rustic atmosphere. There is a raised double bed in the living area, providing more space. The kitchenette is well-equipped, and the bathroom includes a shower.
The surrounding neighbourhood is a favourite with Parisians and the pedestrianised streets are home to many of the city's best restaurants, open air cafes and bars. Just 5 minutes' on foot from the apartment is the Rue Montorgueil market, where many food markets can be found.
Guests can travel quickly around Paris from Châtelet - Les Halles Metro Station, just a 5-minute walk from the apartment. The Arc De Triomphe is just 15 minutes away via metro. The Champs-Élysées shopping street is accessible in 20 minutes.
House rulesNo smoking.
Check-in and check-out between 9pm and 8 am can be arranged for an additional fee of €30.
A refundable security deposit of €500, via credit card or in cash.
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The appartment has an unusual but interesting and smart floor plan. Lots of rustic and old feel mixed with modern stuff.
We were missing a pair of scissors and a coffee mug or two, but after a mail to John we got the stuff the same day.
A faint odor from the very bottom of the stairs connecting the loft with the rest of the apartment but it wasn't too bad.
Overall we were very happy with our stay.
The Hollmark family from Stockholm, Sweden.
We must say that the attention of John has been excellent throughout expeditious consultation was very picturesque place quickly and within expectations excellent department.
Adrian Govoni
Debemos decir que la atención de John ha sido excelente en toda consulta realizada fue expeditivo rápidamente el lugar muy pintoresco y dentro de lo esperado el departamento excelente.
Adrian Govoni
Sweet little apartment.
Clean, quiet despite central location.
Everything is there, what you need ...
Great central location.
Metro, supermarket and great bakery around the corner.
We will be back !!!
Regards, M & M
3rd floor, narrow stairs and no elevator.
Süßes kleines Appartement.
Sauber, ruhig trotz zentraler Lage.
Alles da, was man braucht...
Super zentral gelegen.
Metro, Supermarkt und toller Bäcker um die Ecke.
Wir kommen wieder !!!
Grüße, M&M
3.OG, enge Treppen und kein Fahrstuhl.
Perfect location near the Marais by metro, bus, taxi and supermarket 100 meters. Pretty apartment, complete with everything. Welcome from the contact person caring and satisfying.
Posizione perfetta a ridosso del Marais con metro, bus, taxi e supermercati a 100 metri. Appartamento grazioso e completo di tutto. Accoglienza del referente premurosa e soddisfacente.
Nice, clean and perfectly located. Highly recommended!
A very nice accommodation with all the trimmings. In one of the nicest streets of Latin Quarter. Many shops selling fine wines, cheese, meat, fruit, bread and chocolate. Perfect start for a nice break. A nice walk to the Seine or wander around the streets in the district.
In the loft is really everything, himself a vaatwassertje, washing machine and iron.
A small disadvantage is the sound of the supply carts from the shops on the street. But who would want to stay long in bed in town this gift?
Een zeer nette accomodatie met alles erop en eraan. In een van de leukste straatjes van Quatier Latin. Veel winkeltjes met lekkere wijnen, kaas, vlees, fruit, brood en chocolade. Perfecte start voor een mooie stedentrip. Een mooie wandeling naar de Seine of lekker struinen door de straatjes in de wijk.
In de loft zit echt alles, zelf een vaatwassertje, wasmachine en strijkbout.
Een klein nadeeltje is het geluid van de bevoorradingskarren van de winkeltjes op straat. Maar ja, wie wil er nu lang in bed blijven liggen in deze gave stad?
The stay was very satisfactory. they have adapted very Bioen our early arrival time, and we were waiting on the porch.
the house is correct and well situated. No complaints about that.
Missing some things like toilet paper, coffee filters, they very kindly brought in 15 minutes.
Address to recommend.
On the negative side, I did not like that the last day will not get the OK to exit, and stay with the guarantee of 500 € for 48 hours, in case they find any fault !!
La estancia ha sido muy satisfactoria. se han adaptado muy bioen a nuestra hora de llegada temprana, y nos estaban esperando en el portal.
la casa está correcta y muy bien situada. Ninguna queja al respecto.
Faltaban algunas cosas, como papel higiénico, filtros de café, que muy amablemente nos los trajo en 15 minutos.
Dirección a recomendar.
Como aspecto negativo, no me gustó que el último día no te dan el OK a la salida, y se quedan con la fianza de 500€ durante 48h, por si encuentran alguna anomalía!!
We had a wonderful time in Paris and mostly because of our quite small but very comfortable and convenient apartment. It's situated in a strategic position: Although it's really close to any kind of shop and many good restaurants and bars, it's in the internal part of the building so it is very silent. Absolutely suggested.
The apartment was perfect, very central, comfortable, clean and super comfortable,
the wifi worked. A few steps a street filled with restaurants and supermarkets.
No problem for the keys.
L'appartamento era perfetto, centralissimo, comodo, pulito e super accessoriato,
il wifi funzionava. A pochi passi una via piena di negozi supermercati e ristoranti.
Nessun problema per le chiavi.
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The Victory League North amateur baseball league's winner's bracket game between the No. 2 seeded Nisswa Lightning and the top-seeded Fort Ripley Rebels was rained out on Sunday, July 14.
The game is scheduled to be made up at 8 p.m. on Friday, July 19, in Pierz. The loser will face the Freeport Black Sox in the loser bracket game on Saturday, July 20.
On Saturday, July 13, Nisswa defeated Freeport 7-1 while Fort Ripley topped St. Mathias 6-3 in the double elimination tournament.
Against Freeport, Jeremiah Piepkorn went 4-for-5 to lead Nisswa, which enjoyed an 11-6 edge in hits.
Drew Boland was 3-for-4 with two runs scored while Luke Schumer was 2-for-3 with three RBI. Aaron Jenkins also scored two runs.
Boland, Piepkorn and Schumer all doubled for Nisswa, which led 3-0 after the first inning.
Jason Roepke earned the pitching win for the Lightning. He allowed six hits while striking out five and walking just one in going the distance.


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"For the perfect day, I start with the food markets for a morning of tasting and walking. I'm spoiled for choice, with organic markets in Temple Bar, in Cornmarket and in Howth. If I hop on the Dart out to Howth, I can squeeze in a walk by the sea, feed the sea lions and get a delicious lunch: oysters with a pint in Ivan's Oyster Bar.
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"Around the corner in the National Gallery, I'd slip into the Jack Yeats room. To me the Impressionist works are quintessentially Irish, and every time I stare at his paintings I see new details and new stories.
"I'd have a little siesta in the Iveagh Gardens by the nicest waterfall in town – it's so quiet and peaceful there, I think very few visitors know about it.
"Then up it's up to Pinocchio in Ranelagh for the best tuna steak ever. In the evening, a herbal tea in the Tea Gardens along the quays makes me feel very oriental. Then the day is perfectly perfect."
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Whats up everybody, yeah I'm from KY but definitely do not fit the typical stereotypes... I have all 32 teeth, I do wear shoes and have never dated a family member... I'm sure theres plenty more.
Anyway, I came across this forum, browsed a few days as a guest and finally decided to join in, hoping to learn a thing or two. Nice to meet ya!
"bing bang boom! hair out...hamburger time" - William Murderface
Glad ya found us. Welcome aboard!
Glad you joined us.
Never argue with drunks or crazy people.
Welcome to the forum, glad you're here! New guy buys cigars.
How many toes do you have?
Welcome from down in the swamps. Jump in and enjoy.
Welcome !!!
Welcome. My ex was stationed at Fort Knox. KY is a beautiful state. I can't say anything about not wearing shoes ect. because my kin folk come from the back hills of KY. In fact, my grandmother was a mail order bride. My mother remembers visiting kin folk there and being able to see all the way through the house from front to back while standing on the front porch.


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A collection of pieces from 1981-1989 compiled in 1997 by Christian, who also provides an introduction and notes on the pieces. A useful sketch of his (4 - 8) turntable work which is based on general composition rendered and interpreted in live performance. An important document. L
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Nadine's Biography
Early bird Because the Jamaican school system starts earlier, Nadine graduated high school at 16 and college at 20.
The three things she's most proud of The role she's had in the families of the patients she serves, her marriage, and the Center for Youth Wellness
What she does for fun Retail therapy, hiking, going away for the weekend with her husband
Nadine Burke Harris founded Center for Youth Wellness, an organization that seeks to recognize and effectively treat toxic stress in children. Burke Harris and her organization address adverse childhood experiences as a risk factor for adult disease such as heart disease and cancer. Burke Harris also serves as an expert advisor on Hillary Clinton's Too Small to Fail initiative, aiming to help parents and businesses improve the lives of children ages zero to five.
The accomplished doctor received a medical degree at UC Davis and a Masters in Public Health from Harvard. In 2005, she was called to work at the California Pacific Medical Center, where she developed programs to address health disparities in the San Francisco Bay Area. She noticed a gap in pediatric services especially, and pushed for better medical coverage. In 2007, she served as the founding physician and director of the Bayview Child Health Center, a pediatric clinic that provides children and teens with regular health services, regardless of their family's ability to pay. It was there that she saw the greatest threat to many children's health was their exposure to trauma and adversity.


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Apartment Florianska IV in Krakow
Maksimum Konuk Sayısı5
Yatak odası2
Boyut60 metrekare
Floor No.
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- mevcut Otopark
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- Evcil hayvan girebilir
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Accommodation summary
This 3 star apartment offers the discerning tourist or businessman a self-catering alternative to expensive hotel accommodation. This apartment has been created especially for those, who wants to have high standard accommodation in Krakow, within easy reach of Old Town, and do not want to overpay for hotel. Apartments Krakow guarantees much cheaper rental solution.
This lovely flat is right in the heart of Old Town is stylishly furnished and it is ideal for a short-term and long-term, relaxing and comfortable stay in Krakow whether you are here on business trip or with your family. Outside the building are twenty-four-hour shops and restaurants, so very convenient for those not wanting to cook. For cooking passionates the apartment provides a well equipped kitchenette.
Apartment is located in the centre of Krakow's Old Town in monumental house just next to Royal Route, Florianska Gate, tenement- house where famous painter - Jan Matejko was born.
Next to the building you will find taxi stand, railway station (300m), tram and bus stop (200m) and parking (100m). Next to apartment there are parking facilities (extra charge).
Ev kurallarıCheck-in 14:00
Check-out 11:00
Check-in should be made at the office, which is located at 39 St. Florianska, where you will be taken to the apartment by staff.
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Upon Arrival we have been changed to another appartment, but with the same facilities and also close to the city centre. I was big enough and clean with all the facilities we need. The location was great and we didn't have any Problems.
Me and my family spent one week in this apartment and we had a great time there. It is very well located, with stores nearby where you can get everything you need in case you don´t want to spend so much money eating outside. The rooms are big and confortable and the people who manage the apartments always willing to help or provide anything you need. We will never forget our stay there. Thanks very much!! María
Highly recommended. It's agency with many apartments, very professional and resourceful. Upon arrival we were informed that our apartment had been damaged and were moved to a larger one. Change without paying more. Upon arrival we saw that the TV did not have USB and changed us for another very fast. I recommend it without any doubt, very friendly and professional. They have in the office with a person who speaks Spanish, not met but is very useful.
Right in the centre of town. Easy walk to everything. Big apartment. We (me, wife and 18 year old son) were very comfortable. We parked our hire car out of town for 3 days then caught a tram back to the apartment.
The appartment is located in a very good place because
Is into the old city and near the old square. The problem
With this appartment is the four large floors that we must
Climbed by foot with our bagages and the kitchen has no
Windows and there aré no living room.
We enjoyed our stay in cracow very much!! Th city ia really great and tanks to the apartement we could really enjoy it. The place was perfect for five people. Very big bathroom and it`s location is perfect. It is next to the big market place where all the sightseeing must sees are located! So we can really recommand this apartment!
Effective organisation and flexible arrangements. Absolutely central area and vintage building (what many look forward in Cracow). The apartment itself is in good condition. With few adjustments, it could be super (towels in the bathroom, sink in the kitchen and a couple of other things). The kitchen is small but functional. Still, I can recommend it.
Was very happy with our stay, the apartment was nice and clean, and very spacious. We were very happy with the location, although we did not stay at the location shown on the map or in the pictures (we were still in the old town).
Marike and Nico - Holland
Fine appartment in one of the main streets of the centre. Good services from P&J appartments with the check-in and check-out.
large appartment with more than enough space
with a walk of less than 5 minutes you are at the central market (Rynek Glowny)
Not such a nice bed
Small windows, litte fresh air and a bit dark but you have many lights to turn on
No parking space, but you can park at the 24h parking from hotel Wyspianski (Street: Mikolaja Kopernika), 15euro for a day and 10 minutes walking to appartments Florianska.
The apartment was excellently located - just a few minutes walk from Market Square. The reception were very helpful and friendly. The facilities were good and it was very clean. I thoroughly recommend.
My only reservations were about things that were really beyond the control of these guys - it was unusually hot whilst I was in Krakow and the apartment was very stuffy (they had provided an electric fan) and there were building works outside which meant it was noisy early in the morning.
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Missouri Task Force 1 may help in Colorado floods
80 members of the group on standby
BOONE COUNTY, Mo. - Missouri Task Force 1 announced Friday it is on alert for a possible deployment to Colorado to help in the major flooding disaster.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) notified the force around 1:30 a.m. to put 80 members on standby. If the force is sent out, it will have to be out the door within four hours of the notification.
The group was told to prepare for water rescues and to bring additional flood rescue equipment.
The force, based in Boone County, has previously been sent to assist in major disasters such as the World Trade Center terrorist attacks in 2001 and Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Missouri Task Force 1 is one of just 28 specialized urban search and rescue teams in the country.


text: I search and found nothing on the issue I'm having, so here goes; 2004 Silverado - when I used the right turn signal it causes the hazard lights to come on. The left signal is fine. The problem is intermitten, but it happens more often than not. Anybody have any experience with anything similar? Thanks