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So, I have a ritual at my house before any visitors are allowed to meet the dogs. My boyfriend thinks it's ridiculous and a pain, but so far I think it works for them. I am happy with the progress I have made with Xena especially but I'm sure there is room for improvement with both dogs.
This is what we have to do anytime someone comes over who actually wants to hang out with the dogs (if not they are crated):
1. Put Eko in the bedroom before the person even gets to the door. Otherwise he lunges and snaps, we were working with a trainer on it but then he jumped up and almost bit a girl in the face and for a long time he was crated when people came over, period. We recently found out (on accident) that after a little while, he settles down, can come out and be his normal, friendly self. But when people knock and come in the door is when I feel it is not safe. My boyfriend feels it is not safe at all and he should still be put away when people come over.
2. After they come in, they have to let Xena come sniff them before they can say pet or say hi to her. She sniffs their shoes and legs for a few minutes, then when she nudges their hand with her nose it's okay to touch and pet her. If they move suddenly, look at, or talk to her she bolts behind me and waits for them to stand still and ignore her again before she starts the whole sniffing thing all over. They can talk to us, just not to her.
3. When Xena is done and Eko is quiet (no more barking or growling), Eko comes out of the bedroom and he is usually very excited and ready to come say hi to everyone.
We do this every time someone comes over, it works for them and up until recently haven't had any problems. I guess the biggest thing is they do this to everybody, every time. Even family and good friends who have known the dogs their whole lives and come over often. Eko is worse than Xena, though, because Xena remembers more people. There are maybe 3 people Eko won't be aggressive to (me, my boyfriend, my roommate) when coming into the house and a couple he barks at, but doesn't lunge or snap.
A few times lately, Xena has been very testy with a few people who tried to pet her over her head, too soon, or took steps toward her before she was comfortable with them. Last night she got so scared because a friend kept trying to pet her before she was okay with it. She was jumping at the guy then jumping back, growling, barking, I had to pick her up and sit her next to me on the couch. She gave the guy a pretty hard stare the whole time until he left, and my boyfriend and I are debating over whether I should have picked her up. He said don't do that, you're rewarding her for being scared; I say that it's okay to comfort her when she's afraid because I have read it here before in some articles. We are both concerned about it because unlike Eko, Xena actually has bitten before, even though it was provoked and didn't break skin, only bruised and a small scratch. This was totally unrelated to greeting people.
So, long story short, I have a two part question: Do you think it is safe to let Eko out after he settles down, and do you think petting Xena when she's scared is making her fear worse?
How are your dogs when you are out and about with your normal socializing?
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Are you working in what you are learning in your dog classes? Even if you have to go to privates initially your instructor should be giving good hints and tips so you can progress.
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One comment I want to first say is it is not okay to coddle your dog when she is afraid. It encourages the behavior and let's her know it's ok to be scared in that situation because mom says so. You don't need to discipline her for being scared but ignoring the behavior and acting normal will go a long way in letting her know it's ok in that situation.
Im curious if this interaction is only in the home or is it outside the home too? how does she interact with people in neutral territory? I do think it is a good idea that you keep Eko away until he calms. I have to do something similar with Titan. he loves meeting people outside the home but in the home he goes nuts. I luck out in that he has a solid stay and won't move from his bed but will continue barking. I have changed my methods though and that is to greet people outside in the driveway with Titan and they meet and greet out there, then we walk in together. It has worked so much better than anything else I have tried. It maybe worth a shot for you to try.
if we skip the outside part. she is on a leash with prong collar and in a down stay when people come in. we tell the visitor to ignore her. when the dog starts ignoring/not paying any attention to the visitor then we let the dog approach them and smell them while telling the visitor to ignore her. after the sniff we let the visitor feed her treats. usually hot dogs.
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I'd say forget meet and greet. People come to see you, not the dog. She needs to understand that. She also needs to understand that she doesn't get a say in who can come in the house. That's your job. As for the guests, I agree they should be encouraged to ignore her, that way you are not competing with new people for her attention. Let her sniff and check them out, but no jumping, etc. If she does, give her a command such as down. No compliance is a one way ticket to the bedroom or kennel. I'm probably not describing this correctly, but I read about this in Jan Fennel's "The Dog Listener". It made a lot of sense to me and so I'm trying to apply to my 6 month old. Can't say which is harder, getting the dog to understand or the guests, but I think it's the guests.
Thanks for the replies guys :)
Eko does not act the same way outside of the house, usually he is very friendly, even though he has to wear a muzzle in case of dogs. So trying having him meet people outside sounds like it could really work! What you guys are talking about with the leash and prong is what the private trainer was having me do, but I never could make Eko calm down when we practiced and then he snapped at that girl and we didn't let him out around visitors at all after that. We will try meeting outside and see if that helps :)
As for Xena, yes she does act pretty much the same way outside of the house. She goes to sniff and they can't pay any attention or she runs behind me and peeks out at them. The thing is she never used to want to meet people at all and the fact she even approaches people has taken months and months of work. She used to just corner herself, drool, shake, and wet herself when anyone came around and paid attention to her except me. We still can't get her to calm down at the vet, she corners herself by my legs under the bench, and the vet is always very slow and careful touching Xena because of how badly she shakes and looks scared.
The sniffing then nudging thing has been how she greeted people inside and out for a while, it's worked really well until now and I worry that she might get aggressive with people outside the house just like she has inside if they don't listen to the instructions I give, which happens a lot. So far on walks all she has done to people that didn't stand still was jump back with a little growl, it's much worse inside.
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Restaurants with a water view and sea breeze are common enough in Rhode Island, but few are this inexpensive at this quality — and since they are BYOB, with no annoying corkage fee, that lowers the bill even further. The best seafood restaurants have relationships with fishing boats in order to get their pick of the catch each trip, and that's the case here. On one occasion, a special was "Karen Elizabeth scallops," named after the boat they had come in on that day. (On that day, fellow diners included the owner of another South County restaurant and the staff he was treating. How's that for recommendation?)
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I love this coffee but I don't like the 12oz,,can I get it in 8 or 10oz?
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Dragon's Crown shifts over 300,000 physical and digital units on PS3, Vita combined in Japan
Dragon's Crown has shifted over 300,000 physical and digital units on PS3 and Vita combined in Japan, according to Atlus' parent company, Index Corporation.
Dragon's Crown reviews hit, get the scores here
Dragon's Crown reviews have started landing online, and we've got a few listed for you below.
Dragon's Crown launch trailer preempts US release
Dragon's Crown is still a week away, but Atlus has released its launch trailer early to remind you why you've been patiently waiting for Vanillaware's latest.
Dragon's Crown PS3 & Vita trophies appear, get the full list here
Dragon's Crown developer Vanillaware is gearing up to launch its fantasy brawler on PS3 and Vita tomorrow in Japan, and August 6 in North America. The game's full trophy list has appeared online ahead of launch. Get it here.
Dragon's Crown is VanillaWare's most expensive game to date
PlayStation 3 and Vita side-scroller Dragon's Crown is the most expensive project VanillaWare has ever produced.
Dragon's Crown gameplay footage shows Battle Arena & Labyrinth of Chaos
Dragon's Crown has received two new gameplay videos, this time showing off the brawler's Battle Arena in action, and some
Dragon's Crown video shows 14 minutes of gameplay
Dragon's Crown has another gamplay video available, showing just over 14 minutes of, well, gameplay. It was posted over on 4Gamer's YouTube Channel, so all the text is in Japanese, but you still get an idea of how things are accomplished. AGB also has some interesting new images for it posted. NIS America will publish […]
Dragon's Crown screenshots released
Dragon's Crown screenshots have been released for you to ogle. NIS America will publish Vanillaware's latest in Europe on PS3 in northern autumn, but it arrives via Atlus in the US on August 6.
Dragon's Crown coming to Europe via NIS America
Dragon's Crown has finally been confirmed for European launch.
Dragon's Crown: new trailer shows cooking, PvP battles, load-outs
Dragon's Crown developer Vanillaware has published a new trailer for its scrolling beat-em-up, this time showing off the game's cooking system, PvP combat, cross features with PS Vita and character management.
Dragon's Crown receives rating in Australia, gets a new trailer
Dragon's Crown has been rated in Australia, according to publisher NIS America which Gematsu notes will likely also publish it in Europe. Good news for Australia, then. There's also a new video for it below showing off character customization, equipment, skills, cooking, PvP and other nice nuggets. Altus will publish the title in the US. […]
Dragon's Crowns assets show off alternate costumes
Did you know you can play dress-up in Dragon's Crown? Everyone knows that adds at least an extra half a point to the final review score. Here are some pictures of the various colour schemes you can don in-game, as well as some combat stills.
Atlus "unaffected by the Index Corporation proceedings"
Atlus USA has said financial drama at its parent company Index Corporation isn't having any effect on its day to day business, with upcoming releases still on track.
Dragon's Crown E3 2013 trailer brings the gameplay
Dragon's Crown developer Vanillaware has released an E3 2013 trailer for its PS Vita fantasy brawler, and it's top-heavy with gameplay.
Dragon's Crown opening movie revealed, watch it here
Dragon's Crown developer Vanillaware has released the opening cinematic to its fantasy brawler. Watch it here.
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Dragon's Crown and Persona 4 Golden ship 800,000 and 700,00 units, respectively
Dragon's Crown shifts over 300,000 physical and digital units on PS3, Vita combined in Japan
Dragon's Crown PS3 & Vita trophies appear, get the full list here
Dragon's Crown gameplay footage shows Battle Arena & Labyrinth of Chaos
Dragon's Crown: new trailer shows cooking, PvP battles, load-outs
Dragon's Crown receives rating in Australia, gets a new trailer
Dragon's Crown: new gameplay trailer shows combat, bosses and multiplayer
Dragon's Crown gets new character art, screens & tarot cards
Dragon's Crown: Amazon trailer shows an ill-dressed barrage of attacks
Dragon's Crown: Sorceress and Fighter classes get English trailers
Dragon's Crown trailer focuses on Wizard class, is surprisingly well-dressed
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A Ukiah man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of TVs, computers and other electronic equipment from Walmart, the Ukiah Police Department reported.
According to the UPD, security personnel at the Walmart store on Airport Park Boulevard reported recently that a large amount of expensive televisions, computers and other items had been stolen over the past month, and an investigation led to a suspect identified as James R. Anson, 24, of Ukiah.
At 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, the UPD was notified that Anson was inside the store selecting merchandise. Officers responded and arrested him on suspicion of violating his probation, and reportedly found stolen items on his possession.
While searching Anson's home in the 2300 block of North State Street, officers reportedly found a large amount of stolen merchandise described as "primarily large-dollar televisions, electronics and computers."
Another occupant of the home, Chalese M. McChesney, 29, was arrested on suspicion of possession of stolen property and conspiracy and booked into Mendocino County Jail under $15,000 bail.
Anson was booked on suspicion of burglary, possession of stolen property and violating his probation. He was held under $70,000 bail.


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More bad behavior from the people who brought us the financial crisis
Original post made by Patriot, Vintage Hills Elementary School, on Jan 8, 2013
Remember AIG? The company right at the heart of the financial blowup? That is the company that, because of no one's fault but its own, made horrible bets in the derivatives markets. When those bets went bad, and they couldn't pay, they turned to the tax payers for one of the biggest bailouts in history. One of the side effects of this was a precipitous tightening in credit throughout the financial industry that caused a deep and long lasting recession.
Now the very same AIG, whose executives are still raking in millions, wants more or your tax dollars, because they didn't like the terms of their government loan.
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a resident of Parkside
on Jan 8, 2013 at 9:59 am
This is unbelievable. All brought to you by the folks at the 'White' House. We have been hoodwinked by the worst president since Jimmy Carter, and now the chickens are coming home to roost. How anyone could have voted for this clown over a proven businessman like Mitt Romney is beyond me. The private sector has so much more integrety then tyrrannical state led by Barry the Chosen One.
a resident of Livermore
on Jan 8, 2013 at 10:19 am
George = Iraq War...completely unnecessary. He got to live while others died for our country...duh...he also made a few bucks off this war.
a resident of Charter Oaks
on Jan 8, 2013 at 3:01 pm
I thought at the time, and still think that AIG should have been allowed to go under. There needs to be a price to pay for poor decision making and bad oversight.
That being said, the "investiment" made by the government to AIG has not only been paid off by AIG's shareholders, with cash generated selling off parts of the company, profitable ongoing operations and additional shareholder investment, the government made a profit of about $23 billion. So there is at least an arguement to be made for the viability of this transaction and by the shareholders that the price was too high. The shareholder arguement is garbage. The company agreed to the terms in order to save itself. The harshness of the terms is irrelevant.
On the other hand, the government's investment in the auto industry has not been paid off. Chrysler, now owned by Fiat, received almost $11 billion and has paid back almost $10 billion. General Motors was on its way to paying back their loan, but the value of their stock has dropped to the point where even their entire market cap would not cover the outstanding loss.
a resident of Bordeaux Estates
on Jan 8, 2013 at 3:19 pm
Mike's right lets let them all fail because then they'd bankrupt and people would be out of luck but let them suffer because they were greedy and deserve whats coming to them. People would be back at ground zero which is where there supposed to be. Then I could start a bank on my street corner and who knows the glory of capitalism?
a resident of Country Fair
on Jan 11, 2013 at 10:12 pm
Then there is the other side of this argument which says that the government forced banks to loan to people who couldn't afford such loans. To do this, the banks created sub prime loans and no interest loans. This started under Clinton. Banks then acted to protect themselves by selling off mortgage portfolios to the government. Resulting in the housing bubble and eventual collapse of the banking system. Then the bail outs followed by more regulations.
Now for the fist time, just this week the federal government is issuing regulations to make sure borrows can pay back their loans. What a concept!
a resident of Parkside
on Jan 11, 2013 at 10:33 pm
Doug Miller is so right. Yes, Doug, the banks' hands were tied and first Clinton and then Obammy held a gun to their head, terrorizing them into the subprime loan game. And the way the loans were packaged and sold to other banks, with ratings agencies giving inflated ratings to survive government whippings. All because govt forced the private sector into making profits they otherwise would certainly have avoided. Brilliant. Thanks, Doug. You're one smart cookie. Down with the burrows! And let's do away with government regulations. And, any chance of having an election makeover? I'm sure if we had one Acorn wouldn't have stolen it for Obammy like it did the last too times.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 12, 2013 at 12:32 am
What about the pensions for CA government workers? The impending implosion (bailout?) of state, county, city, and special districts should make the other bailouts look like chicken feed. The new GASBy accounting changes, as well as the soon to come debt rating adjustments for pension & unfunded public employee health care debt, from both Standard & Poor and Moody's, are about to force cities to take an honest look at the real cost of government/government debt. The new formulas will demonstrate that government debt, and not just at the state level, is two to three times what's reported on the balance sheet. That's HUGE!
It's gonna get ugly when taxpayers realize that government entities, that are supposed to manage taxpayer resourses, have instead been padding their own pockets. The amount of debt that will be uncovered, because practical methodolgies will soon expose accounting gimmicks and ridiculous amounts of debt deferrals (hidden debt currently) can NOT be paid by the current generation - it is that massive. That means that our legacy will be the tremendous financial burden we leave to our children and grand children - the next two generations.
a resident of Parkside
on Jan 12, 2013 at 11:27 am
Way to keep things relevant! Way to keep things in proportion. Because, yes, hedgefund managers absconding with billions of citizens' dollars is nothing compared to a public school teacher making a whopping 70K per year. The former is just capitalist in all its finery. But it's the teachers who are killing us. Because they are unionized. And unions are bad. Really bad. They rob their members of their freedom to work for less.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 12, 2013 at 11:38 am
Doug Miller said,
"Then there is the other side of this argument which says that the government forced banks to loan to people who couldn't afford such loans."
Doug, this is about AIG, not banks. AIG was not and is not a bank. I have never seen an argument anywhere that the government forced AIG to do anything that caused their derivatives portfolio to collapse and bankrupt the company. AIG never made that argument. No one I know made that argument. AIG collapsed because it made side bets in the derivatives market using credit defaults swaps. The made horrible bets and the bets went sour. It is as simple as that. I can't see any "other side" to this.
Can you point me to any information, a link or anything, that shows AIG was in any way forced by the government to bet the way it did in the swaps market? Or were you not talking about AIG?
P. S. I'm glad AIG decided not to sue the government in this case. It would have been nuts.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 14, 2013 at 8:22 pm


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I had set one alarm for early morning mainly cause I wanted to go outside and see the day start off but it was too dark still and nobody was coming with me.
Anyways, I couldn't hold myself much. I woke up, and as part of the morning refreshments, used the jacuzzi shower in the cabin bathroom. And, I was dressed, ready by 5:20am
Then, I went back to my bunk for some more nap.
9:41am --- The announcement had been made, we were near to Olympia Terminal, southern harbour of the shipping port. The ship was going to dock now and we all went to the Deck for the Helsinki View and the whole enjoyment of a ship cruise
After deporting, near the exit gate of Olympia Terminal, we asked the Sightseeing Guide for available options. She told us about the Bus Tour and also we were interested in the Tram Tour so she pointed us towards the Tram Stop for 3T Tram Line.
Just at the end of the Olympia Terminal, the 3T Tram colored in green and yellow starts its one hour Helsinki Tour. When we reached close to the stop, we saw the Tram coming, so everyone started running :-x
Tram ride was real fun, Helsinki is filled with Tram Lines. Saw the Finland Architecture and the important buildings.
12pm. Returned to Olympia Terminali. Not sure of next venture, we were having ideas for Espoo, so I asked in the Pressbyran who told me that there was a bus from near the Rlwy Stn.
We started on Walking Tour of Helsinki Downtown towards the Helsinki Central Railway Station (asked for directions to pedestrians all the way), stopped at the Lutheran Church when it started to drizzle, took pics, and from inside Downtown Shopping Streets, we got to the main road and a little away from the Station
Inside the Station, we went upstairs in the main hall and into the Tourist Center. Here, the Guide suggested us that we could either go to Espoo by bus or go to Suomenlinna by ferry in the Market Square. We decided for Suomenlinna.
Returned the same directions but through different streets to Market Square past the orange booths (as guided by a pedestrian) where fresh fish is sold. and straight towards the HKL Suomenlinna Office. We got the tickets from the automatic ticket machine outside the office, saw the ferry coming and got it right on time.
Suomenlinna Fortress is a very beautiful island, its widely spread out and completely captured by walking and reading the story in the info boards. It falls under UNESCO World Heritage Sites and has a very important place in Finnish History. It was too cold and chilly windy at this time of the day, we went into the Chapman Restaurant for hot beverage after a tour of the Vistor's Center.
Outside the rain had kicked off quite nicely and it was too much mixed with the windchill
It was dark now and getting close to return to Serenade. Our last pleasure trip, we walked towards Olympia but changed to the right and walked on the Pohjoinen Makasiinikatu Street passing many food shops and got to the S Market & Hesburger area. Our walk back was on the parallel Etelainen Makasiinikatu Street and also a Chinese grab from Dragon Phoenix Restaurant.
After check in, we got to the Serenade Deck for the Helsinki Evening Landscape.
The Entertainment began around 6pm, we caught all the programs this time, and the show was on even after Dee's Club Band at Altantic Palace.
Yes, the Helsinki sea really was making us aware that we are on water as we could genuinely feel our movements on the ship.


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PAM Articles
Preface to the Symposium: "The Management of Schools as Public Organizations"
Author: ALEXANDER W. WISEMAN, PH.D.
Published in PAM, Vol. 9 No. 2
We are pleased to note the revival of IJED under the editorship of Dr. Ed Martin. See the attached for the journal's mission statement and guidelines for submissions.More Information
Community- and home-based healthcare is a growing phenomenon. While service delivery programs are expanding, our knowledge of the impacts is incomplete. See the attached call for paper for more information.
Congratulations to Peter van der Hoek, 2013 recipient of SECoPA's Senator Peter B. Boorsma award in recognition of Peter's many years of work facilitating the international exchange of knowledge and practice in the public sector.
Author: ALEXANDER W. WISEMAN, PH.D.
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text: Teachers honored Top public school educators were honored on June 13 during an event celebrating the Massachusetts Excellence in Teaching awards.Anne Marie Bettencourt, 2014 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year, was given a standing ovation by fellow educators, state officials and family and friends of the honorees during the ceremony at the Museum of Science in Boston. The ninth-grade English language arts teacher at Springfield's Central High School is a candidate for the national Teacher of the Year award.Bettencourt talked about the "common core that's been out for some time" in schools, "and for some reason it hasn't made national news." This common core is not in print, she said, and the assessment "takes a lifetime to complete.""This common core is already in place. In the past, we called them teachers," Bettencourt said. This common core of teachers, she said, have "a set of standards that they adhere to. They know the importance of reading and analytical writing, and they also know the importance of singing, hugs, high-fives, and the daily 'good morning.' They are purposeful in their choices of literature, aware that the right book cannot only challenge a student, but challenge a stereotype." Bettencourt said that teachers' lessons have a way of crossing the thresholds of their schools into their students' homes and lives. When she was in high school, struggling with a chaotic home life, teachers gave her a place to study and a listening ear. "This is the common core in action," she said.Jeanne M. Lenza was named History Teacher of the Year. The fifth-grade history teacher at the Thomas R. Plympton School in Waltham describes history as her "first love for as long as I can remember." She becomes the Massachusetts candidate for National History Teacher of the Year. Dr. Allan Cameron Jr., principal of Deerfield Elementary School in Westwood, was named the Milken Family Foundation's 2012 Award Winner for his leadership and mentoring skills. Cameron was described as a "rare educator for whom theory and practice are seamlessly integrated." Governor Deval Patrick was on hand for the awards. He called teachers "the critical element" in each classroom, and he praised "the love teachers show and draw from their students.""That's what we honor," Patrick said.He said teachers' investments in their students – their time, inspiration and creativity – are often not recognized for years, and certainly "not in time for the next election." But public investment must be made now "to make the next generation ready," he said, referring to his efforts to win more education funding from the Legislature. "We have to find the will to do it," Patrick added.Finalists for the 2014 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year award were Kimberly Chaffee, an 11th- and 12th-grade history teacher at Quaboag Regional Middle High School in Warren; Jenna Gampel, a second-grade teacher at the Conservatory Lab Charter School in Brighton; Mary Gavin, a first-through-fourth-grade ACCESS classroom teacher at the Bennett-Hemenway School in Natick; and Ann Lambert, a 10th-through-12th-grade chemistry teacher at King Philip Regional High School in Wrentham. Finalists for the 2012 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science were also on hand at the museum. They included Jessica Findlay, a fifth-grade math teacher at Douglas Intermediate Elementary School in Douglas; Judy LaConte, second-grade math teacher at the L.G. Nourse School in Norton; Tanya Walsh, a third-grade math teacher at the Cunningham Elementary School in Milton; Ruth Dorsey, a fifth-grade science teacher at the Oakdale School in Dedham; Erin Dukeshire, a sixth-grade science teacher at Orchard Gardens K-8 Pilot School in Roxbury; and Jodi Lucas, a fourth-grade science teacher at the Boland Elementary School in Springfield. To view pictures of the event, visit the MTA's Flickr page.


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I have very fine hair and am constantly searching for products that build volume without being too greasy. A dime-sized drop of this cream and my hair looks great. My style stays put for a good 4-6 hours, but the hold is flexible enough that it doesn't look over-styled or greasy. Highly recommend to all hair types.5
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College is for everyone!
Now that I have your attention, let me provide an explanation for this belief statement.
Pequot Lakes High School has been selected to participate in the Ramp-Up to Readiness program sponsored by the University of Minnesota. Pequot Lakes was one of 70 schools across Minnesota that applied to participate in this program, beginning in the fall of 2013.
The program helps students reach five readiness goals: academic, admissions, career, financial and personal-social.
• Academic Readiness: The ability to succeed in first-year, credit-bearing courses at a technical college, a community college or a four-year college or university.
• Admissions Readiness: The ability to meet admissions requirements at a range of postsecondary institutions.
• Career Readiness: The ability to identify careers that match personal, financial and other goals and an understanding of the skills, credentials and experiences required to succeed in those careers.
• Financial Readiness: The ability to cover the cost of the first term of study at a postsecondary institution through savings, loans and financial aid.
• Personal and Social Readiness: The ability to set educational goals, make and monitor progress toward them, and create relationships with peers and adults that support academic success
The foundation of Ramp-Up is that readiness for postsecondary education must be the main mission of high schools, and although every student may not need or choose to attend college, every student should be ready to realistically consider that option at the end of his/her high school career.
It is critical to note that "college" denotes any one-, two- or four-year post-secondary program, all of which are becoming increasingly essential for job acquisition and career success.
A growing body of research indicates that by 2018, more than 70 percent of jobs in Minnesota will require some form of education past high school. Further, research tells us that the same skills that are needed to be successful in college are needed to be successful in the workplace for students who choose not to attend college.
The key component of Ramp-Up to Readiness is a grade-based curriculum consisting of weekly lessons and activities that will be led by PLHS staff with small groups of students each Wednesday. The program allows kids to change their plan and look at goals realistically. It offers tangible information for them to make good decisions.
The curriculum is tailored to the needs of the students at each grade level. It covers everything from planning and budgeting for education to how to fill out applications, write a resume and apply for financial aid.
There is no cost to the school for being part of this program. The data received from the program at Pequot Lakes High School will be part of a study funded by the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences as part of work by the Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory (REL Midwest). The study aims to better understand the processes and interventions that enhance college-going, college completion and work force success.
We are excited to extend this opportunity to all students in grades 9-12. Pequot Lakes High School is proud to be part of a unified effort and help Minnesota enter a new era – one in which all of our students are expected and supported to go beyond a high school diploma.
I hope now you will understand why I firmly stand behind my statement that every PLHS graduate is going to be prepared for college!
For more information on the University of Minnesota's Ramp-Up to Readiness program, go to rampuptoreadiness.org.
(Chip Rankin is Pequot Lakes High School principal.)


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Details on Sean Burnett's deal with Angels
Sean Burnett's deal with the Angels is worth a guaranteed $8 million over two years, but the value could jump to $13.25 million over three years if he achieves all available incentives, one source confirmed.
Burnett, one of the top left-handed relievers on the free-agent market, has a club option for 2015 worth $4.5 million; it will vest if he appears in 110 games between the '13 and '14 seasons. His recent track record suggests he has a good chance to do so. He averaged roughly 70 appearances per year over the past four seasons.
Burnett's deal also includes incentives for appearances per season, beginning with $100,000 for 30 games.
The contract is the second-highest for a free-agent lefty reliever this offseason. Jeremy Affeldt set the market when he returned to the San Francisco Giants on a three-year, $18 million deal.
Burnett had a 2.38 ERA over 70 appearances with the Washington Nationals this year. The Philadelphia Phillies and Milwaukee Brewers were among the teams that pursued him before he agreed to his contract with the Angels.
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California court holds rescuers liable for injuries
posted at 9:45 am on December 20, 2008 by Ed Morrissey
In this season of Christmas, let us reflect on the parable of the Good Samaritan. After a traveler had been assaulted and then ignored by the rest of the community, a Samaritan rescued him and helped him recover. If the Samaritan moved to California, he'd better have a good lawyer, as the state Supreme Court ruled that the liability shield passed for those who conduct emergency rescues and inadvertently injure the victims only applies to medical personnel:
The California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a young woman who pulled a co-worker from a crashed vehicle isn't immune from civil liability because the care she rendered wasn't medical.
The divided high court appeared to signal that rescue efforts are the responsibility of trained professionals. It was also thought to be the first ruling by the court that someone who intervened in an accident in good faith could be sued.
Lisa Torti of Northridge allegedly worsened the injuries suffered by Alexandra Van Horn by yanking her "like a rag doll" from the wrecked car on Topanga Canyon Boulevard.
Torti now faces possible liability for injuries suffered by Van Horn, a fellow department store cosmetician who was rendered a paraplegic in the accident that ended a night of Halloween revelry in 2004.
Torti and Van Horn traveled in separate cars, and the driver of Van Horn's car ran into a light pole at 45 MPH. Torti testified that she saw smoke and liquid coming from the car and thought the vehicle would explode, trapping Van Horn. She rushed to pull her co-worker from the car, and Van Horn alleges that Torti aggravated a broken vertebra that damaged her spinal cord. She sued Torti (and the driver) for causing her paralysis.
I remember when California passed the 1990 law shielding rescuers, and the intent was not just to limit the liability of EMS and other professional rescuers. Cases like Van Horn's had begun popping up where people who acted in good faith to rescue people in danger had gotten sued for causing incidental or aggravating injuries. CPR, for example, can cause ribcage injuries even if done properly. The legislature intended to encourage people to assist in emergencies, especially those that could not wait for official rescue teams to arrive — like cars about to explode with people trapped inside them.
The court, however, saw it differently, and the Times found at least one legal expert to agree with the majority:
Both opinions have merit, "but I think the majority has better arguments," said Michael Shapiro, professor of constitutional and bioethics law at USC.
Shapiro said the majority was correct in interpreting that the Legislature meant to shield doctors and other healthcare professionals from being sued for injuries they cause despite acting with "reasonable care," as the law requires.
Noting that he would be reluctant himself to step in to aid a crash victim with potential spinal injuries, Shapiro said the court's message was that emergency care "should be left to medical professionals."
In the first place, "medical professionals" in this instance would have been EMS. I believe that they already have protection from personal liability as part of their work for the state, and wouldn't have needed the 1990 shield from lawsuits. But leave that aside for the moment. What happens when no "medical professionals" are present? If that car had caught fire and exploded and Torti had done nothing to rescue her friend, she would have died, and her family would probably have sued her for that.
The court has sent a signal to the people of California: don't get involved. If someone's drowning, don't jump in the lake and save them. If someone's trapped in a car that's about to explode, sit there and watch the show. Just make a phone call, and who cares that it might be several minutes before an EMS team can make it to the scene? If you sit on your hands, no one can sue you for all you're worth.
Update: Forgot to hat-tip Patrick Edaburn at The Moderate Voice.
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Here's my hubby, son, and I at son's 1st birthday party.
It's been fun to look through here and put faces with the advice and help I've been given. And now you all know what the "Newb who keeps asking all the questions" looks like
Here's my hubby, son, and I at son's 1st birthday party.
It's been fun to look through here and put faces with the advice and help I've been given. And now you all know what the "Newb who keeps asking all the questions" looks like
I'm late in getting in this thread but here I am
Thought I would add myself here.
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This is half my hives.
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And most of the rest,
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Here are Several shots of me. There are two of me acting in a film called The Chucks Record Store Movie.
There's one of me doing roof work and one of some latenight guitar strumming. Below are my hives.
My Real life name is Jeff. AKA Virginia Wolf
Thanks to Beesource and all the members!
one of the few pics of me. not a very good one though lol
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Okay, here are some pics.The little guy is my grandson at two weeks!
I'm in the green T-shirt in the middle. We stopped in Georgia on the way back from Florida and had a visit with John Pluta from all the YouTube video's. He is on the left and my 10 year old daughter to the right.
I can never get it to work with the advanced one. I have to use the Basic Uploader(link on the bottom right of the upload popup).
And here's a pic of me.
Disclaimer: I know enough to know I don't know anything yet.
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Me and my dad ready for bees.
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Blog - http://gregsbees.blogspot.com/
Nice pic. Be careful they will sting through those socks like they arent even there.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
now Jim , would be speaking from experience ?
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me 001.jpgme hoping the camera didn't make me look fat...
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Have just built a wood fired oven for pizza (in two minutes), bagettes, bread, etc.....Here is a triple berry pie, my first try at baking a pie in there....See the chunks of butter :yumyum:
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Had purchased the 'cottage' style hive tops to put the hives close to the house and look cute. She said no, so, I built an apiary on the side of the hill behind the house. Lots of space to grow hives there. The bees totally ignored those flowers and the half acre of wildflorwers behind those trees....go figure.
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This river is behind the house too, should provide water and lots of forage along the banks.
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Just a country girl.
Ok, I did a quick "thumb through" of the pics on my computer & here's one I found of me tying my nephew in a knot last year (and he still comes back for more, lol):
knoty nephew, How funny


text: Long story short, I was in my Acura Legend pulling out of a parking space that I backed into and a kid in a Honda Oddysey backed up into me when I was 1/3 the way out and took off. I got the idiot's license plate number and the police got his parents to contact me. The kid only hit my front bumper. The plastic around the screw under the hood is cracked, my bumper cover has 5 dents that the parents of the kid "can't see", and there are broken clips that hold the bumper cover on. I talked to his parents and they said their son said he was backing up and saw me in their mirror. He was supposedly honking at my already stopped car to make me get out of the way but he didn't stop. He "didn't think" he hit me. WTF? A) that makes no sense whatsoever and is obviously a lie. He didn't see me. I could only hear my honking. This is just such an obvious lie!!! B) they said there is no damage on their Oddysey. They would know because the bumper was just replaced because their daughter backed into something! Hahahahaha!!! Their new, flexible bumper vs. My 15 year old, weathered, brittle, 223,000 mile bumper? Hmm, I wonder who would have more damage. And C: I WAS ALREADY HALFWAY OUT OF MY PARKING SPACE YOU D-BAG!!! I HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY!!!! I should be a lawyer. Lol. After all of these apparent lies, his parents still believe him. So, what steps can i take next if they don't show up tomorrow?


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Central Oregonians prep for winter weather
As cold snap arrives, time to winterize your home
BEND, Ore. - While the ODOT crew in Bend is prepped and ready for the outdoors, what are you doing to prepare inside?
"Vent plugs are in, faucet spigots are covered. It's the time of year for those things," Bend shopper Linda Farlow said Monday.
At the Ace Hardware store in Bend, staff members are busy stocking up on all the cold-weather essentials.
"There's a lot of last-minute reactivity to the weather sometimes, instead of planning," said Assistant Manager Kenny Crain.
But planning can pay off.
"For example, a water heater blanket helps keep the water so hot, so it's not having to cycle on and off as much," Crain said.
An electrical socket cover, a foam pipe cover and even a kit to cover your windows can all help keep the cold draft out.
"Making sure all the air in the house is compartmentalized, so there's no flow of cold air coming in or out," Crain said.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration predicts more than 90 percent of U.S. homes will see higher bills this winter than last winter.
But some basic steps to winterize your home can at least put a dent in the bill.
There are certain things you can do to protect your home against the cold without paying a pretty penny. Towels, some pants or a sweatshirt rolled up or stuffed with un-popped popcorn can be pressed against a door crack to keep out cold air.
Also, many ceiling fans have a switch on them, reversing the direction of the blades. That will force warm air near the ceiling out toward the walls. Pushing furniture like bookcases against the outside walls can have an insulating effect. And hanging a quilt or thick curtains over your windows can help keep cold air out.
It's better to do these things now, to conquer the cold.
"It'd better to be prepared before the rush," Crain said.
"It's just like hanging the Christmas lights --sooner is better than later," Farlow said.


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Ted Arthur Haggard is an American evangelical preacher. He is also known for having fucked Mike Jones, denying it, then accepting it and subsequently resigning his leadership of the National Association of Evangelicals.
Ted Haggard: I am a deceiver and a liar. The fact is I am guilty of sexual immorality...There is a part of my life that is so repulsive and dark that I've been warring against it all of my adult life.
Me: You're teh ghey. Both literally and metaphorically.
Ted Haggard: I know...
Me: You're teh ghey. Both literally and metaphorically.
Ted Haggard: I know...
by Rodrigoh! December 19, 2006
That TV preacher tedhaggarded that male prostitute and got caught, but he still somehow manages to work as a preacher somewhere.
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How to find the various http methods supported by a web-server MANUALLY ?
I found it interesting,
As far as to my knowledge i had heard there were only 8 http methods ,
but after reading this page (pardon me i am beginner to this web-sec )
I found it really interesting,they had mentioned about the usage of arbitrary http methods ,so it made interested ,
here are my questions:
1) how can i MANUALLY find , what are the http methods are being supported by a web-server?
I tried net catting to the ports on some sites,but i didnt got the list of methods being supported by the web-servers .
how can i find this manually? because i do know that tools like accunteix and some other tools can do it,but i do want to do it manually so that i can get some knowledge about how it is being done ?
2)can you guys please explain me from your experience about
Arbitrary HTTP Methods ,i tought there were only 8 methods in http.i never heard about these,so i tought it would be nice to ask you guys..
3)is it possible to compromise a web-server with a UNKNOWN HTTP method or using a HTTP method other than the 8 traditional methods ?
4)first how a web-server supports the usage of a http methods other than the specified 8 methods in the rfc ?can any 1 explain me ?
5)Also i would like to know,how a web-site is explicitly checking for GET or POST methods?
Also how can we identify this manually?
Sorry guys,i think i had asked too much of questions,but as i don't have deep knowledge about these things,i tought it would be better to ask here, hope my doubts will be get cleared...


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On Puget Sound, Restful Nights and Gorgeous Views
Paradise Chateau • University Place, WA
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An hour from Seattle and only eight miles from downtown Tacoma, the town of University Place is a peaceful retreat where visitors can relax and enjoy the quieter side of Puget Sound. The landscape's rocky beaches are perfect for collecting shells, watching for orcas, and marveling at California sea lions and elephant seals. Plus, if you're looking to glide along the waterway, the ferry from the mainland to the Sound's various islands offers a glimpse of the Olympic Mountains towering in the distance.
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Wake to views of the coastline with an Escape to the Paradise Chateau, situated in the heart of University Place. All of the inn's four available accommodations—the Garden Suite or the Olympic View, Narrows View, or Sound View Room—feature king- or queen-size beds with plush pillow-top mattresses and private bathrooms. Rise each morning to the sound of shore birds and the smell of the fresh muffins that are part of your gourmet breakfast, which you can enjoy on the inn's covered porch or in the dining room. Later, visit Steamers Seafood Cafe in Tacoma for fresh fish tacos, clam chowder, and Northwest microbrews, before indulging in a quiet night at the Paradise Chateau.
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"Our room was beautifully appointed with an incredibly comfortable bed. The view from the room, overlooking the Puget Sound and a variety of islands, was spectacular. Dorinda prepared a wonderful breakfast each morning."-- BedandBreakfast.com
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Suspect at large, woman attacked near UM campus
MISSOULA, Mont. - Missoula police are searching for a man suspected of attacking and strangling an 18-year-old University of Montana student near campus.
It happened shortly after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Police said the woman was hurt but did not need medical attention.
The University of Montana sent out an alert around 12:30 p.m. Wednesday.
It happened in a residential area. It's sometimes called Greek Row with its large number of fraternities and sororities. Hellgate High School is less than a block away.
The report said the woman told police a man grabbed her near the corner of Gerald and Daly while she was walking home to the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.
The woman said a male walked past her, then approached her from behind and began choking her while tackling her to the ground.
Police spent the morning on the University of Montana campus. They talked to students.
Missoula Police Detective Sergeant Scott Pastian said the suspect "grabbed the woman on the neck."
Pastian said some people nearby must have scared him because he did run away. Police said the suspect took off on foot heading northwest towards Higgins, then disappeared.
"She ran to her sorority," said Pastian, "then called police."
A neighboring fraternity reminded its members it has an escort policy to help its sorority sisters.
News of the assault did not stop students from running for exercise on these shady streets. But they may be more careful.
"You can't expect every guy is a potential assaulter," said student Carly Campbell, "but when one is, it's scary."
On campus it was a normal class day.
"People kind of get complacent," said student Ashley Mackey, "you have to be on your guard."
Hellgate High School is only a block away. The district said it informed Hellgate staff of the incident.
The school resource officer asks staff to report any suspicious activity or people in the area.
If people are at Hellgate late they are urged to find a custodian to walk them to their car.
The suspect is described as in his early to mid 20's, about 5'6" tall and skinny. He has shaggy blond hair down to his ears and was wearing glasses with wire frames.
The alleged victim said he was wearing blue jeans, a gray zip-up sweater with some kind of log on the front, and a light-colored shirt.


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The Pelicans have averaged about eight players per session for their offseason volunteer workouts at the Alario Center. Some of the players participating have included forward Al Farouq Aminu, guard Brian Roberts, forward Lance Thomas, forward Darius Miller and forward Anthony Davis.
``It has been nice, the gym has been rocking,'' Williams said.``We're going to see how it goes, but our guys are enjoying it for sure.''
* Gordon is rehabbing in LA and is a few weeks away from being "back to normal" (ankle scope)
what's "back to normal" for $500 alex.
Al Farouq working as a UFA... I want to see him back next year.
What is "No thank you?" Alex for $500
which could make him an absolute menace on defense and the boards.
I think he looked worse than he actually was cause the team overall was lacking. Not exactly who I wanted to see trying to create a shot but that was our offense last season.
* Rivers has fully recovered (fractured right hand)
As for AFA, what type of timeline are we projecting here? I don't mind him as a bench player and giving him time to improve, but is this a one or two year investment or a five year/long term project?
So, Monty told the press that guys don't want to work out for teams because it might hurt their draft stock, but the Kings and the Suns have worked out multiple prospects, and they draft before and after the Pelicans.
What do you make of that?
If you have, why waste your owner's money bringing people in?
I'm sure the cost is both not that much and already budgeted. Demps is an information fiend. There's no way he'd pass up the chance to personally scout players he might be trading for or signing in the future.
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Charming Studio (Montmartre)
Size15 m²
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Accommodation summary
|Montcalm, 75018 Paris, France
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Often absent for professional reasons, I rent my charming studio in Paris Montmartre.
Located on the 4th floor, this studio is suitable for 2 people. A baby is welcomed. We can provide a baby cot and other baby's equipment.
The apartment is located nearby famous Poteau street where you will find many shops and street markets.
Includes: Fully equipped kitchen with cutlery, crockery, kettle, coffee maker, toaster, oven/microwave, new fridge & washing machine.
Dining table seats for 2; Wardrobe; Iron, vacuum cleaner; Bathroom with shower, WC & fresh cotton towels, hair dryer.
Sofa/double-bed with AMAZING mattress; Clean bed linen supplied; Wi-Fi & TV (90 chains) & DVD player & DVDs.
Independent effective heating.
The studio is located in Montmartre area, in the eighteenth neighborhood of Paris, nearby the Sacré Cœur (5 minutes walk away). This location is hard to beat: Montmartre is a vibrant, trendy area in the North of Paris, 10 minutes on public transport to the center of Paris and with plenty to offer.
There are many shops, supermarkets, street markets (especially on Ordener street only 10 meters away from the apartment! opened on Wednesday and Saturday ; the nearby Poteau street is also very famous), organic food shops, amazing cafés and very good restaurants; you can walk to the Abbesses neighborhood (10 minutes away) and you will find plenty of hip bars, clubs, nightlife and restaurants there but also music venues, art galleries and theatres.
Transport links are very good.
You are 200 meters away from the nearest Underground station (Jules Joffrin Mairie du 18ème, line 12): this line ideally serves the center of Paris with the Abbesses neighborhood, Pigalle, Saint Lazare railway station, Madeleine, Place de la Concorde, Orsay museum, Montparnasse railway station).
You are 500 meters away from the Underground stations of line 4 (Simplon or Marcadet Poissonniers): this line serves the Gare du Nord railway station (shuttle to Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport) and the Gare de l'Est railway station, and many stations in the center of Paris like Cité/Notre Dame de Paris, Saint Germain des Prés neighborhood and Luxembourg gardens.
You also have numerous buses (lines (phone number hidden) and Montmartrobus) that take you directly to many parts of Paris.
And 2 taxi stations are nearby the apartment (at the corner of Damrémont and Ordener street & place Jules Joffrin Mairie du 18ème); Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport is 25 minutes away (when no traffic!) and Orly 45 minutes away.
House rulesNo pets
No smoking
No parties
Please be respectful to my studio and the Equipment
Kindly leave the studio clean as it was when you arrived
Security deposit 200€
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 426
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 1558
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Reviews of this property
This apartment was great. We only had a short stay, but enjoyed it thoroughly. We didn't meet with Nathalie, but with the housekeeper and she was lovely and very helpful. Overall, it was a great first stay using wimdu and I highly recommend this apartment.
Small is beautiful !!
Klein und fein!!
TOP apartment !!! Small, nice and practically furnished studio. Very clean. Good Location. Good transport links. Highly recommended if you're looking for a cheap place to stay with an opportunity for self catering. Nice Contact!
TOP-Wohnung!!! Kleines, schön und zweckmäßig eingerichtetes Studio. Sehr sauber. Gute Lage. Gute Verkehrsanbindung. Sehr empfehlenswert, wenn man eine günstige Übernachtungsmöglichkeit mit Gelegenheit zur Selbstverpflegung sucht. Netter Kontakt!
Apartment in Montmartre, close to public transport but could be better located. The very old building, and is a 4th without lift, that part wrong. Then the apartment is all new, well equipped, clean and pretty. The downside is that they are only 15 m2 and is too small. For 2-3 nights okay for scarce nights. A little expensive, but Paris is so.
Apartamento en Montmartre, cerca de transporte público pero podía estar mejor localizado. El edificio muy viejo, y es un 4º sin ascensor, esa parte mal. Luego el apartamento esta todo nuevo, bien equipado, limpio y bonito. La pega es que son solo 15 m2 y se queda pequeño. Para 2-3 noches bien, para más noches escaso. Un poco caro, pero París es así.
Very nice and tastefully furnished apartment! Total love and helpful owner!
All important utensils available and it is all clean and well maintained!
Central location close to the metro!
I can only recommend !!!
Sehr schönes und geschmackvoll eingerichtetes Appartement! Total liebe und hilfsbereite Vermieter!
Alle wichtigen Utensilien vorhanden und es ist alles sauber und gut gepflegt!
Zentrale Lage nähe der Metro!
Kann ich nur weiter empfehlen!!!
The stay in the study of Nathalie was great and very comfortable. The apartment is ideal for two people, renovated, new and very clean. With all the necessary items. The situation is ideal, next to a shopping street in the Montmartre district and subway station, 4 minutes walk. The owners put at guests' disposal a wide guide with useful and practical information about the neighborhood, shops, recommendations, etc.
La estancia en el estudio de Nathalie ha sido estupenda y muy cómoda. El apartamento es ideal para dos personas, reformado, nuevo y muy limpio. Con todos los enseres necesarios. La situación es inmejorable, junto a una calle comercial en el barrio de Montmatre y la estación de metro a 4 minutos andando. Los propietarios ponen a disposición de los huéspedes una amplia guía con información muy útil y práctica sobre el barrio, comercios, recomendaciones, etc.
great clean place and super sweet host. Location is ok and easy to find, close to a metro station.
The appartment is very cozy, very clean and nicely equipped. The communication with Natalia was easy and fast. And the flat is just perfectly located in the beautiful neighbourhood of Montmartre, the metro is nearby and its a 15 minutes walk up to Sacré Coeur. I can highly recommend this flat to anyone who plans to stay in Paris for a weekend or so.
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