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Beautiful Old Town Apartment
Número máximo de hóspedes4
Tamanho90 m2
Andar no.3
- Recebe famílias (com crianças)
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|Rue du Jésus, 06300 Nice, França
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100 metres from the beach in the heart of the old town of Nice is this beautiful modern apartment, with warm wood highlights, a high-quality, full kitchen, and a spa bath.
The apartment comfortably sleeps 4 across 2 bedrooms (one with a double bed and one with 2 singles). The spacious living and dining room features a flat-screen TV, and several windows. The apartment is full of understated luxury, with varied artwork and classy furnishings.
By bus, guests can reach many of the city's best museums in under 15 minutes. Guests can make their way up Mont Boron for great views of the ocean and the city. The lovely and famous Promenade des Anglais which runs along the waterfront is a 10-minute walk away.
The old town of Nice is a beautiful place with windy streets, pretty buildings, and a daily fruit and flower market. It is a pleasure to explore, and also houses several boutiques, restaurants, bars, and the Nice Cathedral.
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An €500 security deposit is required.
A €50 cash cleaning fee is required on arrival.
No pets.
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Very nice appartment situated in the middle of the old town, close to everything, atmosphere, town square and waterside.
Nice and clean appartment with the nessecities that is needed and good exercise up and down the stairs for 3. floor :-)
Host very kindly and helpful with questions before and during the stay.
Thank you.
Great apartment in a great location. Lovely open-plan living room/kitchen. Great bathroom and shower room. Like all old buildings in Nice there is no elevator but that wasn't a problem for us. Owner was very helpful facilitating a late check in which was even later than planned as our flight was delayed. Also booked a taxi for us when we were leaving. I would have no hesitation in recommending this apartment for a short-break in Nice.
We stayed 4 nights in the middle of September in the Old Town apartment. Its situated in the heart of the Old Town and close to the sea. At night, it can be noisy and we couldn't shut the windows as the rooms were fairly warm as there were no air-conditioning. There is one small bathroom with a shower (I mean really small) and we didn't think the room was big enough or ideal. Unfortunately, our visit ended in a rush as the hosts received a last minute booking. We were given less then 24hrs notice, which meant we had to change our plans for the last day. Lastly, I would love to mention that there is a lovely food market nearby and lots of shops and restaurants.
Great stay in this apartment with 4 people for 4 nights. Everything went very smooth with the nice hosts. The apartment is just in the middle of the old town, easy to find and very roomy. Just 5 minutes from the beach and the best Pubs in town. I would go again and recommend this location.
Ideal location to go to Nice! In the old city, 100m from the sea and the "balade des Anglais", next to restaurants and market, not far from the center, .. The appartement is big, cosy and we were even welcomed with a bottle of rosé (Côte de Provence of course..) in the fridge.. :-)
Because it is in the center, a living area, we have to admit (but we knew in advance, thanks to comments from other visitors) that it is quite noisy in the evenning if you let the windows open. We had earplugs and it was perfect.
The bed in the master bedroom is really nice and confortable. In the other bedroom, 2 people of our group did not find it confortable (I also slept in on of the small bed and it was OK for me). The shower in the small bathroom is quite small but you can enjoy the bathroom of the master bedroom (which is big) with the jacuzzi.. The livingroom is huge and cosy. The kitchen is wel equiped.
In summary, very nice place in Nice that I strongly recommand!
We had a lovely stay in Nice - a gorgeous place for a weekend and the sun shone the whole time. The apartment is beautiful and right in the heart of the Old Town so very convenient for everything and with a very good 'buzz'. At night, that buzz can make for quite a bit of noise, but the apartment has good double glazing so noise can really be mimimised. The kitchen is well equipped if you want to take advantage of the fabulous fruit and vegetables from the market - just around the corner. A suggestion: a floor or table lamp in the sitting area would make the space at that end more cosy. Thank you Ingrid and Mario.
We really enjoy the apartment as the location. It was a smorgosboard with small shops round the area. The big apartment was pervect for 4 people. Our host belonged to the "good guys" and was priceless. I can really recomend this apartment
We had a great stay, the welcome was warm and the host helped us out with a personal problem. The apartment is beautiful and filled it's promise. We love come to come back.
We visited Nice with 4 girls and found the perfect location with the apartment of Ingrid. It is centrally located in the charming old town of Nice, spacious and very stylish. Picking up the key and handing over the flat went smoothly and Ingrid replied to all emails immediately beforehand. Thank you very much for making our stay in Nice unforgettable!
The apartment was lovely and the location was excellent; easy walking distance to the market, restaurants and beach.
The only negative comment was that there was only one fan in the apartment. We were staying in a very hot week and the apartment got quite hot and uncomfortable. It would have been good to have a fan for each bedroom.
Apart from that - excellent apartment!
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That machine is a workhorse. I sold one like that and I don't think it would ever wear out. Good price, also. The only draw back is that you really do have to have a lot of space.
yeah ~ I don't think I could sneak this in and hide it from DH :(
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That is a fantastic price for this machine! Most with frame start over $7000.00........
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Feb 26, 2013 at 7:39 am #1299729
James DeGraafBPL Member
@jdegraafLocale: Bay Area
After reading through a number of the posts by the Dans (Zellph and Durston) I thought I'd give the Sidewinder Ti-Tri with a modified Starlyte stove a go. Needless to say I'm very impressed with the functionality and packability of the combination. It still allows me to use alcohol for this set up and worry less about cleaning soot off my pot to pack it. Thanks Dans and the rest of the BPL community for the continued strive for excellence (and light weight)!Feb 26, 2013 at 8:45 am #1958846
Nico .BPL Member
@nickbLocale: Los Padres National Forest
I tried the modified Starlyte Stove with my tried and true Ti-Tri Sidewinder cone sized for my 1.3L pot on a recent trip.
I don't have any measurable data or comparisons… I was too tired for any of that. But in ambient temps in the high 20s/low 30s (F), the stove/cone combo brought a liter of creek water that was just above freezing to a roiling boil in a reasonably short amount of time.
The smaller size of the stove itself and the ability to "save" the leftover fuel in the stove by putting the cap on it when finished are a couple of nice features.
One of these days I'll have to do a side-by-side comparison so that I can measure fuel consumption and boil times between the Starlyte and 12-10 stove.Feb 26, 2013 at 9:08 am #1958854
After receiving my modified starlyte, I packed up and sold my 12-10 stove. With my caldera setup, I could never get 2 cups of water to boil with 1/2oz of alcohol with the 12-10. Not even under ideal conditions inside my apartment with room temperature water. It always took closer to .75oz of alky. With the modified starlyte, I was hitting 1/2 ounce boils consistently. Good enough in my book!Feb 26, 2013 at 9:30 am #1958867
Randy MartinBPL Member
@randalmartinLocale: Colorado
Curious if the Starlyte would work better in the Caldera Keg-F setup as well?Feb 26, 2013 at 10:05 am #1958878
Randy, fwiw I am using a caldera Heineken keg setup…so pretty close to the foster setupFeb 26, 2013 at 10:08 am #1958879
Abraham SchlossbergBPL Member
@erndaLocale: Southern California
James, what size cuben fiber stuff sack from z-packs did you get for your setup?Feb 26, 2013 at 10:17 am #1958885
James DeGraafBPL Member
@jdegraafLocale: Bay Area
Its the Zpacks stuff sack for the Everneww 900 ml short wide pot (which I have). It was a tight fit though and use the caldera kitchen with that pot. I used the stuff sack for this pot because it packs up easier and allows me to keep all my kitchen items together. I can throw my fuel bottle in there, light-load towel, a spare esbit, etc. I like the extra space.Feb 27, 2013 at 8:05 pm #1959548
I've been getting good reviews from International users of the StarLyte burners with caps. Some are saying the regular StarLyte burner works well with a come also. I'll have to try it with my cone system.
Glad they are working well for everyone. Thanks for the positive feedback.Feb 28, 2013 at 4:54 am #1959604
Dan DurstonBPL Member
@dandydanLocale: Cascadia
Nice to hear this is working for people. I still love the simple elegance of this system.
FWIW, I prefer the regular Starlyte (faster) but both work well.Feb 28, 2013 at 7:49 am #1959653
Kevin BuggieSpectator
@kbugLocale: NW New Mexico
Konrad et al.,
Are you guys using a shim to lift the Starlyte burner closer to the bottom of the pot (so that the top-of-stove to the bottom-of-pot distance is the same as with the 12-10)
are you using the starlyte as is on ground-level that results in a slightly greater stove-top to pot-bottom distance than the stock 12-10/CC set-up?
I remember something about the difference in height between the starlyte and 12/10 from a previous thread, but I'm assuming that since no one mentioned using a shim in the above posts that maybe the starlyte works just fine sitting on the ground and no need to modify the cone or use a shim under the stove.
Just ordered the modified starlyte.Feb 28, 2013 at 7:58 am #1959657
Gregory SteinBPL Member
@tauneutrinoLocale: Upper Galilee
I'm amazed about efficiency of this stove. I'm too boiled 0.5L with 0.5 fl. oz of alcohol in windy conditions. The stove is so light and small! Tested it's unspillability – it's great! I fill it at home and go hike! When it's full it gives enough hot water for 2x(meal + coffee/tea).
The only drawback is that it gets 12 minutes to boil. But for me it's not an issue.
Working now to make a platinum lighter for it. If it ,will succeed it would be best cooking system for me :)Feb 28, 2013 at 8:05 am #1959664
Gregory SteinBPL Member
@tauneutrinoLocale: Upper Galilee
Hi Kevin,
Yes, I'm using a shim. Not optimal. Optimally you should cut some of the cone's bottom. You will gain:
0) lighter cone
1) it will take even less space in the pot
2) more efficient system.
For now I want to retain my cone as is because maybe I will use 10-12 also so I don't want to close that option for me. It is better to have 2 versions of cone: one for 10-12 and another for Starlyte.Feb 28, 2013 at 8:20 am #1959672
In this thread someone mentioned using a shim for the clickstand:
Lots of other information in the thread also.Feb 28, 2013 at 8:26 am #1959676
Kevin, I'm in a slightly different position in that I'm using a Heineken keg caldera setup which uses a silicone wrist band to adjust how far up or down within the cone the keg can will sit. So I don't need to use a shim…I just lower my can. I would simply experiment with yours when you get it but yes I believe you will need a shim to truly optimize its performanceFeb 28, 2013 at 8:27 am #1959678
Dan, recheck your link.Feb 28, 2013 at 8:36 am #1959682
Thank you for the heads-up Konrad. Got the link fixed.
http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=72057Feb 28, 2013 at 9:34 am #1959704
@konrad. Since I have a Starlyte I thought I would give it. a try. How far do you lower, i.e. how much do you raise your band to get the best efficiency?Feb 28, 2013 at 12:42 pm #1959756
After much experimenting, I found that the band set at the height in the picture resulted in the best boil times using only .5oz of alky. I was getting rolling boils at 9.5mins, and effective burnouts around 12.5 mins (the flame would trickle on until past 14 mins, but it wasn't hot enough to do anything). The key is to leave the lid on and not check it unti you hear it boiling. Premature checking cut down my efficiency a lot and I would only getting bubbling boils before burnout. Hopefully you still have the red star left on your heiny pot…if not, I can bring out a ruler to give you the exact height.
Note: the black marker line on the tip of the red star merely marks the 2cup capacity point on my pot.Jun 15, 2013 at 4:43 pm #1996976
I like the Sidewinder Ti-Tri cone for fitting in the pot, but hate the tent stakes–the pot rarely sits properly on them, I get worried it's going to slip and tip. I was excited to try the Starlyte stove, and purchased the modified burner. Comparison with the 12-10 stove, without the stakes, in this configuration it is 6 minutes slower. The stove is also only 1 1/2 inches from the bottom of the pot.
I get the trade-off between speed and efficiency. If I want faster burn times, it's going to burn more fuel, but I do want faster times–it took 16 minutes for a full boil with the 12-10 stove with 1 L of water, and with the Starlyte it took 20 minutes. If I remove the ring on top of the stove that reduces the surface area, will it heat faster? It will cover more surface area of this wide, low pot. Also, what is the effect of having the pot lower than the optimum 2"? Without the stakes, the pot is completely enclosed in the wind screen.
I really want to use the Starlyte stove–I like the unspillable nature and the ability to snuff it and cap it. Also, it will fit in the pot–one less thing to pack. But faster burn times may be worth keeping the 12-10 and the stakes. Help!Jun 15, 2013 at 5:21 pm #1996980
Jon FongBPL Member
@jonfongLocale: FLAT CAT GEAR
If you are boiling 1 liter of water and looking for a fast time, an alcohol stove may not be the best way to go. When boiling 2 cups, the differences aren't that bad (8 verses 10). Double the volume, double the time – straight up physics. My 2 cents – JonJun 15, 2013 at 5:39 pm #1996985
Diane, I'll send you a regular StarLyte burner to compare the boil times. I have one that has a dent in the bottom caused during shipping to someone. The dent is just cosmetic. Burner should work fine.Jun 15, 2013 at 5:41 pm #1996986
I've been very happy with the alcohol stoves–I'm not looking to be the fastest diner in the campground. However, there was a noticeable difference between the two stoves. I'm just wondering if I could get a little faster burn time with some simple modifications.
If I *really* wanted speed, I get a cannister stove. Anything that uses pressurized gas scares me, though–when I had a Whisperlite, it was all I could do to light the stove. I don't light our BBQ at home if I can help it. Yes, I'm a wimp, a real pyrophobe. Somehow, the alcohol to me is easier and more friendly.
I'm cooking for 2 people, that's why the larger amount. 1 L boiled gets me 2 cups of coffee/tea, water for homemade oatmeal, plus a little left-over for teeth brushing/cleanup.Jun 15, 2013 at 6:11 pm #1996994
Jennifer MitolBPL Member
@jenmitolLocale: In my dreams....
Wow Diane, what size/style pot are you using with the sidewinder? I have both the 600mL and the 900mL evernew short/wide and they both boil about 2 cups of water (relatively cold water) in about 7-9 mins. I use about a half ounce of denatured alcohol, the modified starlyte, no stakes…..Jun 16, 2013 at 6:42 am #1997099
I'm using the Evernew 1.9 L pot–bigger than what you're packing, Jennifer.
I'm curious to see what the unmodified burner will do–Thanks, Dan!Jun 16, 2013 at 6:50 am #1997102
The Evernew 1.9 L pot in the Caldera Cone w/o stakes ends up about 2.5 inches from the ground. Subtracting the 1 inch height of the stove, that puts the pot 1.5 inches from the stove.
What does that do to the heating of the pot? Does that add time to the burn?
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Saturday, March 22 from 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. - Saracina's Old Soul Red Blending Party. I've written before about how much fun a wine blending party can be, I've attended the Testa Barn Blend Party two of the three years it has been held, and was able to be one of three judges to help Maria and rusty choose a winner last year. Nelson, McNab Ridge, and now Saracina also have wine blending events, and all are worth attending. Saracina winemaker Alex MacGragor will lead folks through the art and science of wine blending, and then set you loose to help fashion or inspire the next vintage of the Saracina Coro Mendocino. Oops, a rose by any other name. I should have said that you have the chance to blend your own version of the Saracina Atrea Old Soul Red.?
Everyone who attends and participates is a winner, as events at Saracina are known for being memorably top notch. After the hard work (it isn't really, it is big fun) of wine blending winds down, you get to relax and enjoy Saracina wines and a family-style lunch of wood-fired pizzas and gourmet sides prepared by farm-to-table chef Olan Cox.
Given the hands-on nature of this experience, space is very limited. Please call (707) 670-0199 to grab your ticket now. Saracina is located 1.5 miles north of Hopland at 11684 South Hwy 101.
I fly to Phoenix for the weekend. Perhaps, I'll review coach class airline wine and airport hotel lounge wine for next week's column. In the meantime, why don't you get out this weekend and taste some wine? There certainly are ample opportunities for a great wine weekend close to home. Cheers!
John Cesano writes about wine and has more than two hundred posts online at JohnOnWine.com.


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Hello Indiana beekeepers. The Indiana State beekeepers are starting a new forum. We would like others around our state to join in and keep up to date info going for different regions in Indiana. Also would like to be able to help out new beekeepers in our State. Check it out and Join.
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BSO: Man Fatally Shoots Neighbor In Lawn Dispute - Miami News Story - WPLG Miami
Victim Had Longstanding Feud With Shooter, Neighbors Say
POSTED: 10:48 am EST February 7, 2008
UPDATED: 7:15 am EST February 8, 2008
LAUDERDALE LAKES, Fla. -- A man was shot and killed by his neighbor Thursday in an apparent dispute over a lawn, the Broward Sheriff's Office said.
BSO deputies responded to 3686 NW 28th St. shortly before 10 a.m.
When deputies arrived, they found Jerome Jackson shot to death in the yard.
Deputies then entered the house and found neighbor Lee Macon inside. Deputies also found a gun inside and arrested Macon, 49.
According to the BSO, the neighbors had an ongoing dispute about the property line and the height of the grass.
While a private lawn service worker was cutting the grass at Macon's house, Jackson came out of his house, as did Macon. The two men were arguing when, according to the BSO, Macon pulled out a gun and shot at Jackson, 51.
A struggle over the gun ensued and Macon fired again, fatally wounding Jackson, according to the BSO.
Several neighbors told Local 10 that the men had a longstanding feud and Macon felt "threatened" by Jackson.
"There was nothing else he could do," one neighbor said. "He filed many police reports. He was kind of trapped."
The BSO said Macon would be charged with first-degree murder.
And today...
Lawn feud shooter goes free
A month after he shot his neighbor in a dispute over lawn maintenance, Lee Macon is a free man.
Posted on Fri, Mar. 07, 2008
County jail a free man on Thursday.
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Lee Macon, the Broward man who shot his neighbor to death during a fierce disagreement over the line that divides their two lawns, walked out of jail a free man Thursday.
The Broward grand jury said he committed no crime.
Macon's attorney, Richard F. Della Fera, argued that the shooting of Jerome Jackson -- which made national headlines -- was a clear case of self-defense, the last blow in a long-festering feud that erupted over the most seemingly insignificant matter. He said Jackson was the aggressor.
Said Chuck Morton, homicide division chief with the Broward state attorney's office: ``The grand jury considered every potential charge, from first-degree murder to manslaughter to justifiable self-defense . . . and they decided not to indict.''
Macon, interviewed by WSVN-Fox 7 as he left the jail, declared: ``I was exonerated. I'd like to get on with my life.''
Friends, neighbors in the Lauderdale Lakes community and even the lawn man who witnessed the fatal shooting testified on Macon's behalf during the closed proceeding, according to Della Fera. They persuaded the grand jury that Macon, 49, acted out of fear and self-preservation.
After his release, Macon was excited, relieved and happy, said his friend, Sharletta Davis, 39.
''We're just glad he's home,'' she said.
Davis said the grand jury's findings prove what his supporters had said since the shooting: that Macon had been pushed to the edge after years of fighting with Jackson.
''The truth came out, and it was what we were saying from day one,'' Davis said.
According to previous police accounts, Jackson, 51, and Macon had an ongoing feud, in part over the length of Jackson's lawn. Jackson preferred his lawn shaggy, while Macon preferred a close-cropped cut.
On the morning of Feb. 7, Collin Fraser, 52, was mowing Macon's yard when he made a swipe that may have veered onto Jackson's property, scalping the high grass.
Jackson became enraged, first confronting the lawn man.
Macon, sensing trouble, tucked a gun into his waistband and emerged from the home to confront Jackson. Shots were fired, and Jackson fell dying.
Della Fera said there was far more to the story.
With Macon present in the courtroom, witnesses testified that Jackson was largely to blame for the feud, and on the day of his death made several threatening moves toward the accused.
According to Della Fera, testimony established that Jackson rushed Macon, and began to punch him and tried to knock him to the ground. Macon pulled the gun from his waistband to scare Jackson away, but Jackson lunged for the weapon. Macon fired a warning shot into the sky, but Jackson continued to grasp for the gun.
Finally, Macon fired a shot into Jackson's shoulder, knocking him down, then went inside and called 911.
Authorities arrived within minutes, but not in time to save Jackson.
Broward Sheriff's Office deputies ordered Macon to the ground and asked where they could find the weapon, which he had left inside.
By the end of the day, he was charged with murder.
Almost as soon as Della Fera took the case, he said he started receiving stacks of e-mails and countless calls from his client's supporters.
''He's an amazing person. I sensed it from the moment I met him,'' Della Fera said. ``He regrets the loss of life, but I think he knows in his heart that he did what he had to.''
In the 3600 block of Northwest 28th Street, where the men lived side by side in disharmony, the lights were off at the Macon home and no one answered the door late Thursday.
Both lawns are now badly overgrown


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How-To: Apache web server basic security measures
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While running a HTTP server such as Apache, there is a few step an administrator have to take in order not to get easily hacked. The very basic one is to hide from the outside which software version and operating system version are running.
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This magazine cover image released by Allure shows actress Katie Holmes on the cover of the April 2013 issue.
NEW YORK — Katie Holmes doesn't talk about her split from actor Tom Cruise but she does say she hopes this year is better than the last.
The actress tells Allure magazine she wants 2013 to be "a peaceful year for a lot of people."
She goes on to cite some of 2012's major headlines like Hurricane Sandy and the Newtown, Conn., school shooting, adding she hopes "it's a good year for everyone."
The 34-year-old, who has a six-year-old daughter named Suri with Cruise, does say she's "open" to the idea of expanding her family in the future.
Katie Holmes filed for divorce from Tom Cruise last June after five years of marriage.
Allure's April issue goes on sale nationwide March 26.


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99 questions/Solutions/39
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< 99 questions | Solutions
(*) A list of prime numbers.
Given a range of integers by its lower and upper limit, construct a list of all prime numbers in that range.
Solution 1:
primesR :: Integral a => a -> a -> [a] primesR a b = filter isPrime [a..b]
If we are challenged to give all primes in the range between a and b we simply take all number from a up to b and filter the primes out.
Solution 2:
Another way to compute the claimed list is done by using the Sieve of Eratosthenes. The
primes :: Integral a => [a] primes = let sieve (n:ns) = n:sieve [ m | m <- ns, m `mod` n /= 0 ] in sieve [2..] primesR :: Integral a => a -> a -> [a] primesR a b = takeWhile (<= b) $ dropWhile (< a) primes
function generates a list of all (!) prime numbers using this algorithm and
filter the relevant range out. [But this way is very slow and I only presented it because I wanted to show how nicely the Sieve of Eratosthenes can be implemented in Haskell :)]


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Fabulous 2bd House off of Melrose!
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2 bed room, 2 bath room house minutes from Melrose Ave., Beverly Blvd., Pan Pacific Park, La Brea, The Grove/Farmers Market, LACMA. Fully equipped and furnished. The master bed room has a queen size bed. Doors open into back yard. The second bed room comes with two twin beds, which combined make a king size bed. The second bath room has a separate shower, a bath tub, toilet and sink. Kitchen has double sink, stove, fridge, washer and dryer and a breakfast area. The dining room area has a table taht can sit up to 10 people. The living room area is comfortably furnished. Doors open up to the front yard.
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The House is located in a quiet and safe neighborhood and it is strategically situated next to Melrose Avenue with walking distanse to Hollywood Walk of Fame and Beverly Hills. But you need a car in L.A to get around anyway. The house is one of two apartments in a large house and you can hear your neigbours very well, especially if they are a having a party. The house is quite old and needs renovation, f.ex. is the heating system in the living room not reparable - no problem during most of the year, but quite cold during winter time, so the owner had to bring extra owens. The house has limited power capacity, so you have to be careful when you put all electricity on. The house is large an can easily host a family with 6+ and the owner brings extra beds as needed. For shorter stays and also during summer period, the house is probably great to rent.
bon séjour à Los Angeles. une belle maison mais il y a quelques soucis comme la plomberie... et quand vous serez dans cette maison, vous devriez au moins faire du minimum de bruits car les voisins peuvent vous entendre et le sol est en bois donc soyez discrets. sinon nous avons bien passé nos vacances à Los Angeles, surtout Hollywood n'est pas loin de cette maison! la voiture est nécessaire pour visiter à Los Angeles!
Ohodnoďte tomuto hostiteli i další ubytování
Big and clean apartment (1st floor of a house), located in a pleasant residential area, in a quite central location to visit LA. The neighborhood is also convenient with the farmers' market, the Grove and many stores.
Perfect for 4 people, even 6 would be possible.
It was a great experience and a great stay at your place.
I will come again.
It was impossible to contact the owner; she never answered our emails or phone calls. Finally got an email (After wimdu got involved) telling us that the key was in secure box by the door with a code for the box: Hellllo!!! the box was behind a locked screen door , impossible to get it. It took 1 1/2 hrs to sort this out on arrival after a long day in the air. A maintenance man finally open the door for us; we found him in a garage in the backyard. The place was spacious but property was questionnable; there was dust everywhere and it was obvious that the cleaning was done at a minimum.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
We were given a different house as the photos show, I believe the owner has more than one property in this area.
The house is spacious, the furnitures are old but workable. We arrived after 5pm but the cleaner has just began to clean the house, which wasn't very enjoyable as we had to wait for more than 1 hour to actually check in.
Overall it's alright although there are still lots of things can be simply improved. Good for group of 4 or more to stay.
Angie's place was great !!
Angie's place was great !!
Very nice house :)
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Discussion in 'Performance & Fuel' started by Mr. Sierra, May 23, 2011.
Why do folks replace these components? Do they get rusted, or clogged?
With the spider on the 1996-1999 5.7L, 5.0L V-8 and the 4.3L V-6 the popets in the spider usually go bad or else you end up with a broken fuel line, or else the pulse just straight up goes out.
As to the fuel rail they can corrode, or else begin to leak.
Interesting the spider is a conduit for the pulse? I may be having intermittant pulse problems which is causing random stalls.
Which motor do you have??? because depending on the motor you may not have a spider
I have the 5.3L
There isnt a spider on the 5.3L just 8 independent injectors, as well as coil on plug. the 5.3L is lightyears ahead of the old 5.7L it replaces..
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Q3 s edition has how many airbags
Is it possible to have the AC in Audi Q3 S edition changed / upgraded to Climate Control AC ? If yes, for how much payment ?
What is the legroom space and head room space in Audi Q3?
Audi doesn't provide these details for the Q3, however the legroom and headroom in the SUV are adequate only. The legroom and headroom are fine at front seats, but at rear bench the tall passengers (around 6ft and more) will face problems due to limited legroom and at the same time the sloping roofline makes the headroom another issue.
You can see the legroom and headroom at front and rear in below given images
In the picture you can see that when the front seat has been pushed behind maximum, the legroom at rear will be quite lesser and the sloaping roofline almost touches the headrest.
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Madras woman hurt in car-pedestrian crash
Police say she was crossing at unmarked crosswalk
MADRAS, Ore. - A Madras woman crossing a downtown street in an unmarked crosswalk was struck by a car and seriously injured Wednesday evening, police said Thursday.
Around 5:20 p.m., police were dispatched to the report of a vehicle-vs.-pedestrian accident at the corner of H and Fourth Street (southbound Hwy. 97/26), said Assistant Chief Tanner Stanfill.
An investigation, assisted by Oregon State Police, determined that Lucille Wright. 25, was walking westbound on H Street, crossing Fourth Street in the unmarked crosswalk, when she was hit by a 1997 Toyota Camry driven by Robert William, 80, also of Madras, who was driving south on Fourth Street, Stanfill said.
William stopped his car after the collision and called 911 to report the accident, Stanfill said.
Jefferson County EMS took Wright to St. Charles-Madras and she later was taken to St. Charles-Bend, Stanfill said. As of midday Thursday, she was listed in serious but stable condition, the assistant chief added.
No citations have been issued, Stanfill said, but the investigation continues.
He said one lane of the highway was blocked for a time by the crash and investigation. ODOT, Oregon State Police and Jefferson County Fire assisted at the scene.


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Anger management is the process of learning to recognize signs that you're becoming angry, and taking action to calm down and deal with the situation in a positive way. Anger management doesn't try to keep you from feeling anger or encourage you to hold it in. Anger is a normal, healthy emotion when you know how to express it appropriately — anger management is about learning how to do this.
You may learn anger management skills on your own, using books or other resources. But for many people, taking an anger management class or seeing a mental health professional is the most effective approach.
Anger management helps you recognize frustrations early and resolve them in a way that allows you to express your needs — and keeps you calm and in control.
Some signs that you need help controlling your anger include:
A number of books and websites offer information about ways to manage anger. But, if learning skills on your own isn't enough to help you stay calm and in control, you may benefit from seeing a mental health professional or by taking an anger management class.
It can take a little work to find an anger management program, a counselor specializing in anger management or other resources. Here are some places to start your search:
When you start working on anger management, identify your triggers and the physical and emotional signs that occur as you begin to get angry. Pay attention to and make a list of:
Anger management classes or counseling for anger management can be done in a group or one-on-one with your partner, child or someone else. The setting, length and number of sessions vary, depending on the program or counselor and your needs. Anger management courses or counseling can be brief or last for weeks or months.
Generally, counseling for anger management focuses on learning specific skills and ways of thinking so you can cope with anger. If you have any other mental health conditions, such as depression or addiction, you may need to work on these other issues for anger management methods to be effective.
The aim of counseling and anger management classes is to teach you to:
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The Playboy.com Global Report: March 2, 2012
We give you this week's top international news from America to Asia and everything in between.
Welcome to the Global Report: our weekly column of the most important issues happening across the planet. From politics to war, monarchies to dictatorships, and everything in-between, we've got it covered. It's world news, Playboy.com style.
As the United States Republican primaries continue, this past week saw front-runner Mitt Romney take Arizona and his home state of Michigan (albeit by a minuscule 3.2% margin) heading into next week's Super Tuesday (check back for our in-depth coverage).
Down in Latin America, the Syrian campaign (more on that below) is being propped up, energy-wise, by Venezuela's Hugo Chavez in yet another display to disgruntle the United States' efforts. This comes as a clear sign from his government that Chavez is indeed still in control despite undergoing surgery in Cuba earlier this week.
Also in the region, Argentina is fighting a second Falklands War against Britain by depriving citizens of their tea and cookies in a somewhat humorous boycott engineered to reopen negotiations regarding the disputed ownership of the offshore islands.
In a follow-up to the massive second Greek debt rescue package we spoke about last week, Eurozone ministers passed the deal which delivered Greece another 109B euro to save it from defaulting. The latest news comes as ministers mull a proposal to combine the bailout rescue fund (the European Financial Stability Fund or EFSF), with the permanent stabilization fund (the European Stability Mechanism or ESM).
This change, which would increase the total available "firewall" funds to 750B euro, hinges on the foremost financial backer of the funds, German-leader Angela Merkel and her CDU party. While this proposal is definitely a way to plan long-term in case of another major default, when will this ongoing game of European allowance stop? It's almost as if Germany is the parent in this situation and the Eurozone nations are its fiscally irresponsible children who spend cash like its burning through their pockets.
While the European grand plan of an integrated monetary union was ideal, it was also ambitious. Though a larger fund is warranted, could it possibly handle a default of Spain or Italy? And what if both defaulted? There are too many variables that could end in financial ruin for the federalist EU and perhaps instead of pouring in money, it should focus on how it can resolve the discrepancy issues that continually separate the union into two-parts: the more self-restricted economies such as Germany and Sweden and the grossly mismanaged economies such as Greece.
With that in mind, yesterday's news of Serbia being granted official candidate status pinpoints yet another reason the EU needs to reform. Enlargement, especially with much smaller economies such as Serbia, soon-to-be ascending Croatia, and the rest of the Balkans in-wait should not happen without the removal of the clause stating new members must adopt the euro. With eight current EU members obliged to join, and the prospect of several others should they ascend, the heart of the EU financial problem lies with restraining not only money, but ambitious goals that could end in turmoil should they be achieved.
Next up, Middle East, Africa, Asia, & Oceania.
The latest chapter of the so called Arab Spring took another step today as the pro-democracy Baba Amr rebel group in Syria withdrew from battle torn city of Homs after an intense 26-day siege by state forces commanded by President Bashar al-Assad. In a conflict which saw the death of UK war reporting veteran Marie Colvin (of the Sunday Times) who had been sneaked into the area by rebels to cover the bloodshed, the Red Cross has been given permission to enter the area to treat the estimated 4,000 remaining citizens.
It's frustrating that this campaign has lasted so long without international intervention in some capacity; though the Arab League, led by Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and Western partners have strived to bring this to the UN Security Council, veto-wielding members such as Russia and China are adamant to not interfere. This action not only frustrates partners such as the US and the EU, but allows for further violence that ought to be curbed by now.
Piracy (no we're not talking about file-sharing) on the high-seas, particularly around the horn of Africa (East Coast) has been a continuing problem for quite some time now as ships, cargo, and tourists from wealthier nations are held for ransom while traversing the sea route. Earlier this week the Danish Navy enacted a rescue mission from one of the pirate mother ships off the coast of Somalia, freeing 16 hostages after intercepting and firing on it after repeated warnings. Counter-piracy efforts in the region have been increasingly effective over the past few months with the number of reported attacks dropping. This however may also be due to the fact many ships are contracting armed guards to protect them as they pass through the area.
In North Africa, news this week centers upon the pro-democracy protestors from America who were allowed to leave Egypt after being subject to a travel ban. We're not surprised with the swift change as the US threatened to withhold their $1.3B in annual aid. Money is always a strong motivator, and it didn't hurt that the son of a US Secretary was involved.
China took a small step towards changing its one child policy this week as it announced it would re-brand certain associated propaganda. As published by the People's China Daily, examples such as "we would rather scrape your womb than allow you to have a second child" will be replaced by "caring for the girl means caring for the future of the nation." The latter, which speaks to females being abandoned in order to produce a male heir to support the family is definitely a welcome change to a cruel enforcement that has apparently reduced 400M births since enacted decades ago. This may be due to the fact China has become much more globalized (look for our Apple vs. China article soon) and the fact its societal hierarchy has been rapidly changing with modernization.
It's been a good week for the world's nuclear powers with first Iran getting back to the table and now the State Department has announced it has made inroads with the new North Korean leader, untested Kim Jon-un. Jon-un will reportedly suspend long-range missile and nuclear tests, as well as its uranium enrichment program in exchange for much needed food aid. While this may seem like a winning situation, no mention has been made of its plutonium program which could be just as dangerous. Though we're inclined to take these 'baby steps' as welcome change of pace, things could have been a lot worse if the world's youngest head-of-state chose to show off his weapons instead.
Unlike the rest of our Global Report, the Oceanic region (Australia, NZ, Indonesia and the countless island nations of the South Pacific), were relatively quiet this week in terms of conflict unless you're the leader of Australia right now. Prime Minister Julia Gillard fought off a leadership confidence vote on Monday within her ruling Labor Party. Brought on by former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, the vote was in her favor 71-to-31. Long live the Aussies.
Check out Global Report next week for our coverage of the Russian presidential elections.


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Original post made by Connie Whitson, Kottinger Ranch, on Aug 28, 2013
She was released 7days ago and CAN'T RETURN HOME OR HUSBAND WILL BE TERMINATED!!! LIVE ON GROUNDS MAINTENANCE.
She learned her lesson and was scared straight!!! Jail did it. She has no place to go and is now living on the streets. The Shelters are Full. SHE FEELS LIKE SHE'S BEING PUNISHED AGAIN!
Not trying to excuse her actions by no means. However find it ridiculous that CITY OF PLEASANTON -- ZERO TOLERANCE DRUGS -- LEAVES A TEENAGER/ADULT HOMELESS.
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a resident of Vintage Hills
on Aug 28, 2013 at 3:43 pm
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
Connie, here is a site that could provide resources: Web Link
a resident of Foothill Farms
on Aug 28, 2013 at 7:23 pm
You apparently raised a kid to think and act like a criminal. She had drugs in her possession, she tried to buy alcohol as a minor, she ran when confronted by the police and you say she learned her lesson? Right. Give her a break, at the taxpayer's expense of course, and she will be right back there doing it again. Suck it up and get straight, loser.
a resident of Foothill Farms
on Aug 28, 2013 at 7:37 pm
And BTW -- when you live in HUD housing you are already being supported by the taxpayers. That support does not come without strings. Not being criminals, or harboring them, is one of those strings. When you expect someone else to pay your way you really do need to think about keeping yourself on the right side of the law.
a resident of Birdland
on Aug 28, 2013 at 8:21 pm
Probably the best thing you could do to get her off the street is to turn to strangers on an anonymous forum. If that doesn't pan out, then by no means should you, as a loving, responsible parent, take her back in. She's no doubt much better off being homeless, don't you think?
Libertarianism: I'm okay, you're not my problem!
a resident of Mohr Park
on Aug 28, 2013 at 10:33 pm
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a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Aug 28, 2013 at 11:00 pm
I'm pretty much...my money?,,,my rules!!! As a fiscal conservative, I'm very much for free condoms everywhere. Paying for kids without proper 'parenting' usually turns out bad, for the kids and taxpayers. Parenting matters, we're now into about the third generation of kids having kids at taxpayer expense, loaded with freebies, but it still goes bad. I'd rather spend my few coins on my kids college than...than other kids having kids they don't want to parent. I work hard for my money. I don't think I get my money's worth on this 'housing' program.
a resident of Downtown
on Aug 28, 2013 at 11:13 pm
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a resident of Oak Hill
on Aug 29, 2013 at 8:36 am
Perhaps moving to a community with a less efficient police force and where your daughter is less likely to be caught for alcohol and drugs would be a good idea.
a resident of Livermore
on Aug 29, 2013 at 9:35 am
Dear Frustrated,
I am a little confused, first you mention your daughter being 18 and her boyfriend as 21, then you refer to the situation as her being unable to return to her home or her husband will be terminated. Which is it? Boyfriend, husband or does she have both a husband and a boyfriend on the side?
The second confusing thing I wonder is the obvious to me...why can't she come stay with you? Parenting doesn't end as soon as they turn 18. You also said she learned her lesson so she should not have any trouble following your house rules of no alcohol or drugs if those apply in your home.
Why is it up to the local community of Pleasanton to provide more housing for her? She has already been living in HUD housing until now and messed that up! I'm awfully tired of everyone believing they are entitled to a free ride even when they ignore basic rules of no drugs or alcohol...even if you are young and pretty.
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Aug 29, 2013 at 9:59 am
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
Also a Parent, It is a garbled message, but what I took away from it is that the daughter can't come home to mom or the mom's husband will be terminated (the mom lives in the HUD housing?).
In general, it's easy to suspect lousy parenting; it's easy to tell the family to figure this out on their own. But not every teenager makes the best decisions, regardless of family. Most parents of teens know there are bigger influences (friends, boyfriends, peer pressure). I would hope none of us would want to see any child on the streets. If help isn't found now, the taxpayers could end up paying for a lot more. This is only to suggest the situation be looked at with an open heart.
It's also entirely possible this is fictional just to prompt reactions.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Aug 29, 2013 at 10:19 am
For those who so desperately want to be of help to others, rather than showing your gullibility for phony messages on this site, perhaps you might consider volunteering at Red Cross or some other helping agency.
a resident of Oak Hill
on Aug 29, 2013 at 11:53 am
I'm not assuming that the message is phony. I'm not assuming that it's genuine, either.
a resident of Castlewood
on Aug 29, 2013 at 2:51 pm
It's time she takes responsibilities for here crime. The harsher the punishment the better if you ask me.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Aug 29, 2013 at 2:54 pm
Lots of people with lots of time on their hands. Wow!
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So, with their new 2.4l Theta II engine, do you think Hyundai will try to squeeze it into a new Accent? Could you imagine? A Hyundai Accent Sport Edition, 200 horsepower in a pea pod? Haha
No way. Maybe a 1.8 or 2.0L, but even that's a stretch. It's a sub-compact with 110hp, and 2.4L is big for even a compact. The Corolla RS and Forte Koupe may be a little bit quick (more than standard) but the engine is a heavy hamper. In reality the engine in the Elantra would be adequate. Think the Accent weighs about 2,500. Give a 2,500 car 140hp and you may get 0-60's around seven seconds. boost power a tad to maybe 145 and it's almost in the bag, but then there's controlling it and making it cheap. A Yaris can (and in Europe does) fit a Corolla 1.8L 126hp engine (last gen), but somehow it's actually as slow to 60mph as the similar hatch here, and the 1.8L is technically lighter than the 1.5L. There are Echo's with the 180hp 1.8L engine in them as well, though a squeeze. So it's a 2,100 lb car with a 126 or 170-180 hp engine usually in a 2,650 lb car... hmm.The usual Echo (sedan/coupe) 1.5L engine:In the Echo/Vitz hatch (actually a smaller engine bay than coupe/sedan)Or the 1ZZ can be stuffed in with a supercharger......and more on that engine: http://echodrivers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=12165&start=15But again, control is key, and that's a lot for a small car to take. It'd most likely go tri-pod around corners similar to Mk1 GTI's and the Evo VII and VIII.
----------When life throws you a curve, downshift and take it vigorously.Pheobe's@478,000-ish miles. (RIP original engine 475k)Youtube
Hmmm...I didn't think about all that. Although I have seen old footage of Rabbits going on three wheels around corners, looks fun almost.You make a really good point though. I'm just curious what Hyundai is going to do with their new engine outside of the Sonata.
Oh it is when the car is set up for it. That's why a lighter car is usually more fun to drive-- less weight to transfer or slow things down, and a few ponies go a very long way.I bet they're going to use the Theta II elsewhere, but let it get some bugs out in the Sonata first. It may still fit in the Elantra's someday as a performance model, or an update. Thing Forte SX, but better. Econocrap must be my thingSpeaking of which, the Accent SE does have a sport B&M shifter and Eibach suspension, and the widest tires of any sub-compact sold in the U.S. currently. More power sould indeed complete the circle a little.For more tripod cars look up top Gear on Youtube and stuff, specifically for the Ford Focus RS(old one), ST(orange one), VW GTI, Hot Hatches, and Renault Clio Sport or 182, Civic Type R. Those come to mind most. The Evo vs. Lambo, too. Watching them in action is great.
----------When life throws you a curve, downshift and take it vigorously.Pheobe's@478,000-ish miles. (RIP original engine 475k)Youtube
I bought my Accent SE 3-door this year, and really didn't know what to expect out of it. I had never had a car that small, or an engine smaller than 2.0 liters. The engine was soooo tight it really fooled me. It took 6,000 miles for it to get loose and lively. That's why I think some car reviewers get the wrong impression about this car performance. It feels a LOT different after break-in. All cars need to be broken in, and I've had several new cars, but the Accent's engine took the most time to show it's stuff. I added the optional AEM short-ram, DC Sports strut tower brace, and a Borla turbo muffler and now it's an amazing entry level sports car.Freeing up the intake and exhaust a bit gave the car a shot of adrenaline or something, it's pulls better through-out the rpm range. Sounds pretty nice too. I considered waiting for the Fiesta, which is apparently pretty pricey with any extras, or the Suzuki Swift, but I have no regrets at all. That little Hyundai stays planted in the turns, roll is minimal, and it seems to love to be flogged. Maybe one day I'll get the 500 Abarth, but that's another subject.
Why did Hyundai name their new engine after a GM platform.Thats a new low in copying other car companies.
power of a V8.
I'm sure we will see the Theta Engine technology filter into other Hyundai models and powertrains.
There seems to be something wrong with our bloody ships today, and something wrong with our bloody system as well.
A great idea in general. But I see a major flaw. In a car that small, front/rear weight balance can be thrown off really fast. An engine as big and heavy as a 2.4 would really mess up the already bad front/rear weight balance. I'm gonna guess that it already has somewhere around 60/40 weight balance. Stuff that engine in there and you'd be asking for understeer. However the thought of a really economical yet fast 200hp Accent really does sound tempting.
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bojangles beast:Why did Hyundai name their new engine after a GM platform.Thats a new low in copying other car companies.Theta is just a term. All the Delta, Theta, Gamma-- all that's Greek. GM doesn't own rights to it. You going to go by college fraternities and sororities that have been around 200+ years and say they're copying GM?For the comment directly above, that's true about weight, but everything-- even the performance front-drive cars-- have somewhere around 60/40 front rear split. The 20 percent is over the front for added traction when the rear squats on acceleration. Its not a rear drive car, so don't drive it like one. Everything has a different way to go around corners in order not to spin or understeer. There are a few front drive cars I can name off the top of my head that have lift off oversteer, including the Scion tC, Echo (they do if you want reference beyond myself), and Focus (as seen by the orange ST on Top Gear years back, but it's likely on other models with similar Control Blade rear suspension). It's not a power-sliding oversteer, but it does get the tail out and can come around a little bit under braking if turning the wheel a tad.
----------When life throws you a curve, downshift and take it vigorously.Pheobe's@478,000-ish miles. (RIP original engine 475k)Youtube


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OVAE Seeks Supervisory Education Program Specialist
OVAE has advertised for the position of Supervisory Education Program Specialist (GS-1720-14). The person in this position serves as the supervisor of the Division of Adult Education and Literacy's Accountability Team. This position has been held by Mike Dean, who is retiring from the Department. The vacancy announcements are currently posted on USAJOBS and are scheduled to close on July 1, 2011. OVAE is recruiting from all sources for the position. Prospective applicants are expected to possess knowledge of performance management systems; knowledge of Management Information System (MIS) design and implementation; knowledge of fiscal grant administration; and experience analyzing legislation and policy documents. For complete information on the position as well as guidelines for the application process, please access one of the following links: all sources (qualified U.S. citizens) or status candidates (federal agency employees).
Navy Renews Focus on STEM Education
Achieving President Obama's goal that the United States will be the best educated nation by 2020 requires collaboration across many groups. The Navy is one of these groups and Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus recently announced a plan for "doubling the Navy's investment in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education over the next five years." Mabus added that the Navy would do this "in a targeted and innovative way... [to] reach the maximum number of people and have the maximum impact."
The Navy's initiative is designed to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers; engage students in STEM-related hands-on learning using Navy-centric content; educate students in the STEM disciplines so they are prepared for the Navy and Marine Corps' high-tech careers; employ, retain, and develop STEM professionals; and collaborate across the naval STEM enterprise with organizations around the country to maximize the benefit to the Navy and Marine Corps. The Navy's financial commitment to STEM education initiatives will increase from $54 million in 2010 to more than $100 million in 2015.
"The U.S. is a world technology leader and the goal of Navy STEM is to keep it that way," according to Rear Adm. Nevin Carr, who leads the Office of Naval Research. "Each of the member organizations across the naval research enterprise is deeply committed to actively supporting the secretary's plan."
The Navy's goal is to develop and promote common policies and tools to support STEM education, establish a "one-stop" information portal for public exchange of naval STEM programs, and develop partnerships with federal agencies, stakeholders, and other services.
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OVAE's Office of Correctional Education hosted a first-of-its-kind meeting on prisoner reentry research. On June 16 Meeting attendees represented a variety of agencies and entities, including the departments of Labor, Housing and Urban Development, Justice, Health and Human Services, and Veterans Affairs, as well as the Social Security Administration, the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, the National Institute of Corrections, and the Urban Institute. The meeting was sponsored by the Federal Interagency Reentry Councilfirst convened in January 2011 by Attorney General Eric Holder. Council members include Cabinet-level officials, Secretary of Education Arne Duncan among them.
The council supports the administration's reentry agenda through several coordinated goals and activities. One of these goals is to identify research as well as evidence-based practices, policies, and programs to advance the council's mission for prisoner reentry and community safety. OVAE Assistant Secretary Brenda Dann-Messier was charged by Secretary Duncan to lead the Department of Education's participation in the Reentry Council.
Meeting participants heard a briefing on the What Works in Reentry project, funded by the Second Chance Act, currently being developed by the Urban Institute's Justice Policy Center. Center Director Nancy La Vigne explained the project's What Works model, including rating criteria for interventions. Following the project briefing, representatives shared their agencies' current and projected sponsored research, as well as opportunities to further coordinate these initiatives. Meeting participants repeatedly stressed the interdisciplinary nature of reentry work, and thus the need for interagency coordination and collaboration.
New Report Recommends Approaches to Increase the Number of Adults With Postsecondary Credentials
The Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) recently released the report Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: Creating a Competency-Based Qualifications Framework for Postsecondary Education and Training. It focuses on developing a structure that allows adult students to receive credit for the education and training they receive in the labor market. This approach would increase the likelihood of their earning postsecondary credentials. The report has three key recommendations for establishing a competency-based system for measuring learning and awarding postsecondary credit:
- Create a national, competency-based framework for U.S. postsecondary education that includes certificate-level workforce education and training.
- Reduce institutional barriers between credit-and noncredit-bearing education.
- Link data systems to provide a more comprehensive picture of student learning outcomes.


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- The Right Side of Life » CNN Tea Party Push-Back: Tea Parties "anti-CNN"; Update: Blog Catches Reporter Off Camera
- Americans Against Obama
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- CNN beclowns itself - Jesse's Hunting & Outdoors Forum
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- Hot Air » Blog Archive » Awesome: Chicago tea partiers confront CNN hack after hit piece
- FLASHBACK: CNN loved protestors who dressed Bush as a Nazi. New York Times printed multiple stories about small far left protests. « The IUSB Vision Weblog
- Tax Day Tea Party Protest 2009, Phoenix, AZ = Awesome! « Frugal Café Blog Zone
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- Mainstream Media's Shameful Coverage of Tea Parties | The National Scene
- Against Obama's Policies? Then You Are Unamerican and Racist… | NEOAVATARA
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- Hot Air » Blog Archive » Audio: Guy shouted down by CNN hack at tea party chats with Mark Levin
- Spreading the Word on CNN Douchebags « Daily Woof
- Confessions of a Pilgrim - Thoughts on the Tea Parties
- The NeoSexist
- Why does this reporter still work for CNN? : NO QUARTER
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- Evangelical Outpost » Blog Archive » Tea Party Pictures from Yorba Linda, CA
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- Hot Air » Blog Archive » Heart-ache: Tea-party-hating superhack out at CNN
- The American Spectator : AmSpecBlog : CNN's Roesgen Reportedly Will Leave Network; Bias Alleged
- CNN Hack Who Bashed Tea Party Members Gets Canned « The Foxhole
- The Angry White Guy » Blog Archive » Obama's Thugocracy calls out the thugs.
- Pajamas Media » Smile, You're on Government Camera!
- Hot Air » Blog Archive » Video: Tea partiers chant "Glenn Beck" during CNN live shot
- Hot Air » Blog Archive » Video: Tea partiers chant "Glenn Beck" during CNN live shot
- HOTAiR: Video: Tea partiers chant "Glenn Beck" during CNN live shot : DC Smell Report
- No More Lies Shouted To CNN From TEA Party On Capitol Hill « Quipster
- The Right Side of Life » Up to 2 Million Freedom Lovers in DC; White House: "Know nothing" of Protest
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