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Well Preserved in Picturesque Riverside
Riverdale Inn • Jacksonville, FL
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two in the Bishopgate Room or the Oak Room
- Daily Full Breakfast
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The Destination
From its charming downtown riverside promenades and parks to its quaint residential neighborhoods, Jacksonville offers a taste of true Florida flavor in nearly every direction. Towering oak trees tangled with moss, cheerful azaleas, and the residents' friendly Southern drawl provide the perfect backdrop for exploring all the city has to offer. And it's not just the people that are warm—plentiful Florida sunshine and ideal temperatures make the city a hot vacation destination any time of year.
The Digs
During the early 20th century, Jacksonville's one-percenters built mansions along the picturesque Riverside Avenue, which others nicknamed "The Row." As one of the last remaining homes, The Riverdale Inn has a historic air—the original heart-of-pine floors and crown moldings are intact—with modern amenities, such as air-conditioning and Wi-Fi. "... thank goodness for preservation," says Frommer's. "Ten period guest rooms are available with antique rugs and furniture, some featuring canopy and four-poster beds and fireplaces."
If you're the type that takes their tea in the afternoon with scones and tiny sandwiches, then you'll want to make reservations for the inn's tea service. In the morning, a full breakfast—which may include omelets, blueberry pancakes, bacon, and fruit—is on the house.
"Despite its age—more than a hundred years old—the mansion feels pristine and squeaky-clean inside and out. Guest rooms, some with fireplaces, are individually decorated to evoke the turn of the last century."-- Read Fodor's Review of The Riverdale Inn
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Discussion in 'February 2007' started by max, Feb 18, 2007.
That's 38 Darko points. I heard a rumour that Tony Battie is coming back early!
So far I don't have a pm from anyone telling me what my avatar and sig should now read. I wonder...would a Flip Sanders for U of Minnnesota coach signature be considered "Pro-Flip"? Until linwood or d4e gives me my marching orders on this, I guess I'll have to use that to stick to the letter of the law. A bet is a bet.
heading to game now....hopefully a big win for the Pistons, but I heard that Sheed will be sitting out via over tech rule. Is that true?
Doesn't sound right Dre. Enjoy the game!!!
I think it was made up so that he would not have to face Darko again so soon !!!
I am a little more worried about Howard tonight than Darko. I know its just me but..
Your fathers influence on you is showing!
Howard is going to get 30&15 against Webber again regardless of what happens, and it will have a minimal impact on whether or not the Magic win the game. If Darko (or Hill or Nelson or Turkoglu or Dooling) can make an impact in addition to Howard's impressive but non-dominant 30&15, then we have to worry.
I have been down in the workshop with the powertools and chemistry set crafting a new Avatar for TheLow. The creature still has a way to go, but I should be able to unleash it after the next big lightning storm (or a couple of days, whichever comes first).
CHAT IS OPEN!!! http://www.pistonsforum.com/misc.php?do=flashchat
I wonder if there was ever a Sam Bowie or Danny Ferry HOF Club...
I think I was the only member of the Mo Evans HOF. Maybe TaS and Himat were minor members. ----------- Ice Pick your a sick demented person. Let me know if I can sell you a fresh unbruised brain.
It always cracks me listening to the other team's announcers blame the inability to score points in the 4th quarter on sluggish offensive play instead of Detroit going into lockdown mode. The Pistons struggled in this game but showed they are the class of the East when it matters -- down the stretch of the game. I just keep loving Carlos Delfino's game, if that boy could ever learn to score some points he might be giving Tay a run for his money as the starting SF. Carlos got 3 steals tonight and he was disrupting a few plays where he didn't get a stat sheet credit. Rip and Chauncey keep doing what they do best, control the tempo of the game and put points on the board. I'm a little disappointed that Maxiell is not getting any burn, whassup with that? Dale Davis is great in spurts but he's not going to be an energy burst off the bench. I'm probably the most happiest that Orlando is going down, down, down and our 1st round pick from them is starting to look very good.
Man, chat must have been golden. What, with Darko putting up a Piston-killing 8 pts - 6 rebs
WoW, I didn't really expect this Magic team to implode. But missing 2 scorers will do that.
There was mostly about 6 of us. Magic were winning at halftime.
To be fair, he did only play 66 minutes the past 2 games. That's like.... barely more than an hour. You just wait until he starts getting 66 minutes a GAME. THEN you'll be sorry. You'll ALL be sorry.
It's pretty sad. I thought he would do better in this game. He just doesn't seem to have the mental (or physical) toughness to play on this level. He had two chances to show some pride, but he choked. Both times. He'll probably have a really nice game against Milwaukee or something next week. Big deal. Hey, kudos to Jackattack for sticking it out. I'm not sure there were any other DHOF's even in there, but maybe I missed someone.
The Darko fans did not show except Jackattaq who saw his "Darko Expert" title dreams disappear. Folks, the kid may be the most amazing thing in 2 years, but right now, he's just another 4th year big man. It is absolutely mind-boggling how he shows on the pick and roll with his arms outstretched sideways. I can't believe no one has coached him out of that. He picks up a lot of ticky tack fouls that way.
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I purchased several Russian queens from Walter T. Kelly and I introduced them to sevarl splits. Most of those Russians, and the queens in package bees that I purchase, both Carnolians and Italians, and the feral bees, have been happy to lay in 4.95mm cells on my wax coated PermaComb. However, I inspected one split today and saw no brood at all. After examining the queen I found her to be huge. By huge I mean her abdomen is about 5/16" in diameter. This is about 6.4mm! In the other hives the queens seem to PREFER the smaller cell to lay in. This one can't lay in it. Has anyone else seen a queen this large? She must be more than 1 1/4" long.
Since all of my hives are on small cell, I don't really have a use for her, but I am astounded by her size.
Any suggestions as to what to do with her? Otherwise, I guess I'll squish her and requeen.


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The center will be the big winners on Wednesday
The reason the center-left/center-right bloc is dominating this election is because it intuitively knows that the only way our country can progress is with some grand bargains forged at the center. One is a package deal that slows entitlement and defense spending, raises taxes, invests in infrastructure, education and research and institutes tax reforms that unleash more entrepreneurship — all in the right sequence and scale — so the economy is nursed back to health. Another is a deal on immigration reform. And a third is a deal that opens the way to exploit our newfound bounty of natural gas, but with a plan that is environmentally sound and doesn't divert us from our long-term goal of a clean-energy economy that mitigates climate change.
If Romney wins, it would be because the center-right/center-left concluded that he would approach these grand bargains with the moderate Republican instincts and willingness to compromise that he has been either faking or sincerely projecting in the last month — and would be able to impose that moderation on his party. If Obama wins, it would be because the center-right/center-left concluded that he has been trying to govern from the center, has made progress, but has also been obstructed by G.O.P. hard-liners, and they wanted to give him more time…
I think the best thing for the country today would be if the Republicans lost the presidency twice in a row, the way the Democrats did under Ronald Reagan, and then had to undergo the same kind of rethinking and reformation that Democrats did under Bill Clinton, which moved their party solidly into the center-left. Parties learn from defeat, not from victory — especially two defeats in a row.


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Samuel L. Jackson: I voted for Barack because he's black
posted at 12:45 pm on February 13, 2012 by Tina Korbe
Now I get it: Samuel L. Jackson assumes the Tea Party opposes Barack Obama because of his race because he also assumes Barack Obama's fans support him because of his race. At least, he knows he did.
"I voted for Barack because he was black," the actor said candidly to Ebony magazine. "That's why other folks vote for other people — because they look like them. That's American politics, pure and simple. [Obama's] message didn't mean sh*t to me."
The actor said plenty more that's controversial, but I flat-out don't have the stomach to republish it here. Check out the choicer bits at this Politico link, at which Caitlin McDevitt mercifully bleeped out Jackson's incessant cussing.
For now, suffice it to say I agree with at least one Ebony magazine writer on this: Jackson's comments invite separatism and make light of an amazing accomplishment. While I couldn't disagree with the president's ideas more, I'm perfectly willing to concede that his election represented either (a) an actual triumph of progressivism or (b) the triumph of his superior campaign skills, which enabled him to package a progressive agenda in vague rhetoric that captured the hearts and minds of many Americans.
Jackson's comments also force me to concede, though, that, mixed into the triumph of progressivism and/or superior campaign management, was a boost from flat-out and unabashed identity politics. It frightens me to think he might be right that he's not the only person to vote for a candidate based on appearance alone. To anybody who doesn't bother to research the issues and votes based on looks: Stop it!
Still, I refuse to agree with Jackson that American politics "pure and simple" boil down to voters' desire to see their personal doppelgänger in the White House. Those of us who are paying attention and actually care about the future of this country desire a like-minded leader, sure, but we couldn't care less what he or she looks like.
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Algebraic data type
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data Rose a = Rose a [Rose a]
data Rose a = Rose a [Rose a]
In this case, the example tree would be:
In this case, the example tree would be:
retree = Rose 5 [Rose 3 [Rose 1 [], Rose 4[]], Rose 7 []]
retree = Rose 5 [Rose 3 [Rose 1 [], Rose 4[]], Rose 7 []]
Latest revision as of 13:31, 27 June 2014
This is a type where we specify the shape of each of the elements. Wikipedia has a thorough discussion. "Algebraic" refers to the property that an Algebraic Data Type is created by "algebraic" operations. The "algebra" here is "sums" and "products":
- "sum" is alternation (, meaningA | BorAbut not both)B
- "product" is combination (, meaningA BandAtogether)B
- is a pair of numbers, andata Pair = P Int Doubleand aInttogether. The tagDoubleis used (in constructors and pattern matching) to combine the contained values into a single structure that can be assigned to a variable.P
- is just one number, either andata Pair = I Int | D Doubleor else aInt. In this case, the tagsDoubleandIare used (in constructors and pattern matching) to distinguish between the two alternatives.D
Sums and products can be repeatedly combined into an arbitrarily large structures.
Algebraic Data Type is not to be confused with *Abstract* Data Type, which (ironically) is its opposite, in some sense. The initialism "ADT" usually means *Abstract* Data Type, but GADT usually means Generalized *Algebraic* Data Type.
[edit] 1 Tree examples
Suppose we want to represent the following tree:
5 / \ 3 7 / \ 1 4
We may actually use a variety of Haskell data declarations that will handle this. The choice of algebraic data types determines its structural/shape properties.
[edit] 1.1 Binary search tree
In this example, values are stored at each node, with smaller values to the left, greater to the right.
data Stree a = Tip | Node (Stree a) a (Stree a)
and then our example tree would be:
etree = Node (Node (Node Tip 1 Tip) 3 (Node Tip 4 Tip)) 5 (Node Tip 7 Tip)
To maintain the order, such a tree structure is usually paired with a smart constructor.
[edit] 1.2 Rose tree
Alternatively, it may be represented in what appears to be a totally different stucture.
data Rose a = Rose a [Rose a]
In this case, the example tree would be:
retree = Rose 5 [Rose 3 [Rose 1 [], Rose 4[]], Rose 7 []]


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Town Square
Alamo Roads
Original post made by A. Watson, Alamo, on Feb 23, 2008
The February 22 issue of Danville Weekly has a story concerning the recent Alamo Community Council meeting. At that meeting there was good discussion about traffic and the lack of safety on Danville Blvd. When Millie Greenberg was our appointed Supervisor the citizens of Alamo met with her, Chris Lau and other officials from county. Various suggestions were made including an "on-demand" signal at Orchard. The only options that were actually voted on were a roundabout and a traffic signal.
Greenberg was in favor of the roundabout and had various plans to show the group. One expensive roundabout proposal included a concrete Welcome to Alamo sign and many costly plants requiring water, all of which we would be taxed to pay for. Other roundabouts were shown and a less expensive one was the voted choice. It was stated by the vote counters that consensus was shown. This is far from correct. It's important to understand that "consensus" means an opinion held by all or most of those present and such was not the case.
The so-called "vote" represented .01% of the citizens of Alamo and a number of people voted "yes" as a lark because we thought the entire concept of a roundabout near the downtown area was ridiculous and would never be taken seriously. We were wrong...
I assure you that there WAS NOT unanimity or "consensus" regarding a roundabout at this meeting. I was there.
a resident of another community
on Feb 23, 2008 at 5:10 pm
Dear neighbors,
This very well presented reality of the political roundabout that led to a handful voting for a Danville Blvd roundabout design is confirmation of how the Alamo Community as <90 active participants gains consensus from regional aggregated politics.
Any plan for Danville Blvd in the Alamo business district that does no consider overall access and appropriate access lanes is simply another version of a safety hazard. More than a handful have spoken among the Iron Horse neighbors and it is time for the county to set aside excuses and remove Danville Blvd as a throughway in our business district.
Further discussions is only avoidance of the danger,
Posted to Iron Horse neighbors e-chain
a resident of another community
on Feb 24, 2008 at 8:19 am
Posted at request of the author
Dear neighbors,
Iron Horse neighbors for the length of Danville Blvd in Alamo are committed to removal of the current roadway in the business district and creating a well-planned mall with appropriate access lanes and primary concerns for pedestrian safety. Any configuration of the Danville Blvd as a thoroughfare, including a completely silly roundabout, will not be considered a serious effort by our county representatives to serve our interests, needs and advisory.
Kathy Bell
Iron Horse neighbors
Diablo Vista Region
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a resident of Alamo
on Feb 24, 2008 at 9:07 pm
Sounds like resident Watson got the run-around on the roundabout.
a resident of another community
on Feb 25, 2008 at 12:36 pm
Ah, Ron, welcome back!
It is hard to imagine anything more silly than a roundabout. But let me add to the humor with a 2005 concept from "Alamorata, living with our mistakes, CA 94507." The Alamo Town Fools at that time wanted to build a light house in the middle of the roundabout as the Good Day to Die Mortuary with the slogan, "it's a good day to die but you have to get around to it!"
Just imagine how many commuters we could bury as a result of the roundabout. Yes, just imagine!
Smile your smile, Ron,
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University Health Service
The University Health Service offers, experienced general practitioner and emergency medical care services to all members of the University community: students (undergraduate and post graduate), staff, families, friends, visitors, employees or other organisations on campus and former students and staff.
Services provided at the University Health Service include
- Treatment of illness, injury, & other physical problems
- Assistance with emotional & personal difficulties
- Women's Health: gynaecological & breast examinations, pap smears (& optional enrolment in reminder programs), pregnancy, ante-natal care, advice on terminations
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The surgery is open from Monday to Friday, between the hours of 8:30 am and 5:30pm during the teaching year.
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This site is designed to provide information about health services at the University of Sydney and is for educational purposes only. Its contents are not intended to diagnose or treat any health problem or disease.
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Size72 m²
Floor No.4(with elevator)
- Towels
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Baby cot
- Dishwasher
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|1090 Vienna / 9. District, Vienna, Austria
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Very nice and quiet roof terrace apartment in Servitenviertel with good facilities (dishwasher, washing machine with dryer function), close to the Danube Canal, 5 minutes to subway line 4, so fast in the city center, living room bright with large windows and patio door, small sitting area and roof terrace with 2 beach chairs suitable for relaxing
Sehr schöne, ruhig gelegene Dachterassenwohnung im Servitenviertel mit guter Ausstattung (Spülmaschine, Waschmaschine mit Trocknerfunktion), nahe am Donaukanal, nur 5 Minuten zur U-Bahn Linie 4, daher schnell in der Innenstadt, Wohnraum hell mit großen Fenstern und Terassentür, kleiner Sitzplatz und Dachterasse mit 2 Liegen eignen sich zum Entspannen
Very good organization and very welcome. The apartment, very clean, matched our expectations: near the subway, close to the historic center. Very quiet area, close to various shops.
Très bonne organisation et très bon accueil. L'appartement, très propre, correspondait à notre attente : situé près du métro, à deux pas du centre historique. Quartier très calme, proches de divers commerces.
Very beautiful light and friendly accommodation. Great view even from the upper terrace. Bathroom with washer and dryer!
Sehr schöne helle, freundliche Unterkunft. Tolle Sicht auch von der oberen Terrasse. Bad mit Waschmaschine und Trockner!
We arrived at the apartment after a long train ride and were worried as to whether it would live up to the photographs posted online. Well, it did, and more! The balcony and roof terrace were fantastic and the apartment is equipped to the standard you would expect. We couldn't fault a single point. What made the trip even better was the help we received from the Interhome representative in Vienna. We arrived in the middle of a heatwave and were having real trouble cooling the apartment down. We rung the Interhome office to enquire where we could buy some fans, only to be text back within 30 minutes with the address of a supplier whom she'd rung and confirmed stock with, along with an offer to reimburse us for the expense of buying them! Just superb service!
My wife and I will be returning to this apartment in the future - we are already planning a winter visit. The location is perfect, being just a 5 minute walk from the U4 underground line that will take you in to the heart of the city or down to Schoenbrunn without needing to change trains. The price when compared to a city centre hotel makes this unbeatable value. I really cannot recommend this apartment, or Interhome, highly enough.
The whole settlement was good, but the apartment with beautiful roof terraces was perfect. Vienna is always worth a trip and the accommodations were just great. I look forward to the next time. Thank you Horst
Die ganze Abwicklung war gut ,aber die Wohnung mit den wunderschönen Dachterassen war perfekt. Wien ist immer eine Reise Wert und die Unterbringung war einfach Super. Ich freue mich auf das nächste mal. Vielen dank Horst
Very nice apartment, good location, close to a metro and a supermarket channel. Quiet and bright. Pleasant terrace in good weather. An additional key would however welcome. Recommended!
Très bel appartement, bien situé, proche d'un métro, d'une supérette et du canal.
Calme et lumineux. Terrasses agréables par beau temps.
Une clé supplémentaire aurait été cependant bienvenue.
A recommander !
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The holydays in Club Vista serena, was very nice and confortable. A value quality and price appartments, nice service. Highly recoment
nice little house in suburb of sorrento.
well equipped kitchen and cosy living room.
couldn't stay in the huge garden because of too many moskitos.
garden wasn't very clean at all.
the linen package, we extra paid for, was a joke.
The people were very friendly, the studio offered everything you needed, the bed was comfy and the location was good, just 350 m to the beach. You had your own terrace and parking lot, which was great. It is a very quiet location, good to calm down and relax. For two persons it is very big, I was scared, but of course most of people would enjoy that luxury of lots of space. The accommodation definitely is a great choice for that price!
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Romantic loft in central Rome
Size28 m²
Floor No.4(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Viale Pola, 00198 Roma, Italy
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In the price is not included the city tax (3,5 euros a day for person).
House rulesPlease for not smoking inside the loft.
The terrace is a shared space, so we kindly ask you to not be noisy and to be respectfull: you can use pliable table and chair to have your meals in open air but, when you finished, everything has to be bring back in the apartment.
At the moment of the check-in, the "overnight accomodation tax in Rome" has to been paid (3,5 euros a person for the first 10 days).
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Reviews of this property
It was an unforgetable stay in Roma and in Simonas and Fabios romantic loft!!!
We enjoyed coming back after a long trip in the wonderful city into the warmed and beautiful flat.
Thanks a lot for everything!! We hope to see each other again at our next stay in Rom :D
Best regards,
Anna and Armin
Loft is on the roof of the building. It's clean and complete. We did take the public transport (bus - 5 minutes walk) to travel to the center of Rome. Two supermarkets are also within a 5 minutes walk.
Fabio and Simona are high-quality guest and speak English Fabio is a big advantage when you arrive in a country where there is no known word of the language! Their explanation to the apartment was very clear, just take a bus from the station and you're there. It may seem eccentric but ultimately be the main avenue is well served by the bus network, and accede to the center of Rome in a few stations. The apartment is very well equipped, is to get a room if you are tired of Pizze! There was even a pellet stove that heated the atmosphere if necessary. An umbrella is even made a layout and it can really be used even in Rome! The only dark spot of the loft is a shower, a small, cold in this season, it should not be a great template to move in the shower. The bottom line is it does not however take full advantage of what the ancient city Rome?
Fabio et Simona sont des hôtes de grande qualité et le parler anglais de Fabio est un gros avantage quand on arrive dans un pays dont on ne connait aucun mot de la langue ! Leur explication pour rejoindre l'appartement était tres claire, il suffit de prendre un bus de la gare et on y est. Il peut sembler etre excentré mais au final l'avenue principale est bien desservie par le reseau de bus, et on accede au centre de rome en quelques stations. L'appartement est très bien équipé, tout y est pour se faire a manger si on en a marre des Pizze ! Il y a meme un poele a granulé qui réchauffé l'atmosphere si besoin est. Un parapluie est meme mis a disposition et cela peut vraiment servir meme a Rome ! Le seul point sombre de ce loft est sa douche, petite, froide par cette saison, il ne faut pas etre un grand gabarit pour se mouvoir dans la douche. L'essentiel n'est il pas cependant de profiter pleinement de la ville antique qu'est Rome ?
The apartment is in a good, upscale residential area (but also quite loud) and public transport are within easy reach. The equipment is adequate but the bathroom is rather antique: the water system gurgled and roared, in the shower sometimes it was not even enough water for a mini-shower. Significant points deductions for them!
Das Apartment liegt in einer guten, gehobenen Wohngegend (allerdings auch recht laut) und öffentliche Verkehrsmittel sind schnell zu erreichen. Die Ausstattung ist angemessen, aber das Badezimmer ist eher antik: das Wassersystem gurgelte und rauschte, in der Dusche gab es manchmal noch nicht mal genug Wasser für eine Mini-Dusche. Deutliche Punkteabzüge dafür!
We enjoyed our stay in the Viala Pola. Very cosy, very clean, everything needed was available.
The "dakterras" was really wonderful.
Simona and Fabio, thank you very much for your kindness and your lovely appartment!
Ida en Corien
My boyfriend and I stayed in Simona and Fabio's flat for four nights. It was very clean and it had a well equipped kitchen. There was a washer, which we didn't use, but appreciated. I also liked that the apartment had an iron and a small ironing board. The shower was a little small (we're both rather thin, but if we had been bigger it may have been uncomfortable) and the hot water tank was very small. The studio itself was also a little smaller than I had thought from the pictures; the ceiling above the bed is slanted and made the room feel a bit smaller. The apartment is walking distance from the metro (about fifteen minutes or so) and also close to a nice market and restaurant (Pepe Verde - felt like a real local place). It was a bit further from the center of Rome than we would have preferred, though, which meant we left in the morning and couldn't come back until the end of the day (rather than popping in and out as necessary or stopping home in the middle of the day for a rest). Of course, we were limited by public transportation. The neighborhood was very nice, away from the touristy spots, and it felt very safe. Thanks for a great stay!
very nice studio with every comfort. it is located in a quiet neighborhood. the warm and discreet. a set of conditions that contributes to a stay in Rome very much appreciated.
studio très agréable, avec tout confort. il se situe dans un quartier calme.
l'accueil chaleureux et discret. un ensemble de conditions qui concoure à passer un séjour à Rome très appréciable.
We spent 4 beautiful nights in Rome, in the very nice and proper appartment of Fabio and Simona.
The appartment is in a quiet area at walking distance of the center of Rome.
Very nice stay we can recommend to everybody.
We have found our quarters as described. The directions there - at the airport - was absolutely perfect fit and easy to understand. The reference to a very nearby pub (Pebe Verde) was very helpful. There we ate out every night to really reasonable prices. Since everything was well prepared and organized and the apartment in good condition, there was no reason for further contact to our landlords. Although the hotel is located very close to the center, one still has the feeling of a little dip in the non-tourist life of the Roman population. We have found very pleasant. Since we can hardly Italian Fabio was good English for communication very helpful. Mille grazie e Fabio Simona. Arreviderci
Wir haben unser Quartier wie beschrieben vorgefunden. Die Wegbeschreibung dorthin - vom Flughafen an - war absolut passgenau und gut zu verstehen. Auch der Hinweis auf ein sehr nahe gelegenes Lokal (Pebe Verde) war sehr hilfreich. Dort haben wir jeden Abend zu wirklich annehmbaren Preisen gegessen.
Da alles gut vorbereitet und organisiert und die Wohnung in gutem Zustand war, gab es für weiteren Kontakt zu unseren Vermietern keinen Grund.
Obwohl die Unterkunft sehr nahe am Zentrum liegt, hat man trotzdem das Gefühl, ein wenig in den nicht-touristischen Alltag der römischen Bevölkerung einzutauchen. Das haben wir als sehr angenehm empfunden. Da wir kaum Italienisch können war Fabios gutes Englisch für die Kommunikation sehr hilfreich. Mille grazie Simona e Fabio. Arreviderci
We have been at home, the situation is ideal for a peaceful stay with public transport to the center to 3 minutes if you walk is a 20 min walk to termini. But the best are their owners Fabio Simona and hospitality that make l you are like one more, living the eternal city in a formidable way.
Hemos estado como en casa, la situación es ideal para una estancia tranquila y agradable con el transporte público al centro a 3 minutos y si vas caminando es un paseo de 20 min a termini.
Pero lo mejor son sus propietarios Simona y Fabio que con su hospitalidad hacen l te encuentres como uno más, viviendo la ciudad eterna de una manera formidable.
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Jamaica enjoys hot temperatures averaging 25 C to 30 C. It varies in the summer months between late May and September, when it's even warmer and rainier. Many days there is a refreshing cool breeze and coastal regions around Montego Bay tend to have slightly cooler temperatures in the higher elevations (for example, the pointy hills of Cockpit Country).Show more Show less
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Pack a loose, long-sleeved shirt and one pair of long pants for protection against the mosquitoes and warm rain.
What makes it different?
Whether you're on the beach, floating downriver in a bamboo raft or looking for a bag of June plums and mangoes at a roadside stand, Jamaica's unique character stays with you at every turn. Open your eyes, embrace the reggae beat and remember to enjoy the slower pace of Montego Bay.Show more Show less
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Make the effort to leave your hotel or resort and experience authentic Jamaican life. Walk the Hip Strip, a popular stroll packed with locals and travellers, along with a dense concentration of shops, restaurants and bars. This strip is popular day and night, but really gets hopping when the sun goes down.
Head to the city centre and Market Street on a Saturday for a busy produce market. It fills up with exotic goods, vendors, shoppers and drivers trying to navigate a maze of people. Here you'll find tons of products and animals like goats and donkeys. You should also explore one of the city's three craft markets.
Hire a guide to take you to the scenic countryside and stop to buy freshly picked mangos, papaya and avocados. Jamaica's warm climate means many types of fruit are grown here. Some are rarely found elsewhere, like ackee (Jamaica's national fruit), half a dozen varieties of berry-sized plums and other dietary staples.
Just don't leave Jamaica before indulging in street food and local treats. These include fresh coconut water, a pear-shaped, juicy Otaheiti apple and spicy jerk chicken or pork, served simply with soft white bread. The spicy wood smoke is enticing and you can usually spot the vendors' telltale giant black drums with clouds of smoke. Pimento wood makes the food taste and smell of pepper, nutmeg, cinnamon and other spices.
For dinner in your hotel room, local supermarkets and strip malls offer the best prices for everyday items and groceries. Find hot sauces, Blue Mountain coffee and even Jamaica's famous rum, Appleton Estates – one of the country's main exports.
The coast highway between the eastern city of Port Antonio and the west island area of Negril is scenic and lined with pristine beaches. Some beaches are on private land and some are publicly accessible. At Sunset Beach and Doctor's Cave, you have to pay an entrance fee for showers and other amenities.Show more Show less
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Towering over this stretch of coast is Cockpit Country, a 190-sq.-km area of mostly wilderness. It is difficult to travel by road and car because the region's mainly composed of porous Karst limestone. A four-month rainy season creates pitted roads and, often, vast sinkholes, giving the Cockpits its distinct upside-down egg carton appearance. This beautiful rolling landscape is habitable in some parts but in others, becomes so waterlogged that roads can be impassable.
More than 300 plant varieties, including ferns, shrubs and trees as well as medicinal herbs dominate the rolling inland areas of Cockpit Country. It's also dotted with palms, orange groves and fruit trees of every possible variety.
Surprisingly, there are few snakes here. When the country fell under British rule in the 1670s, foreigners brought a ferret-like creature known as the mongoose. The snakes are mostly gone but the mongooses remain. There is a local legend that if a mongoose crosses your path and turns back, you must do the same to avoid bad luck.
Please keep in mind that parts of Cockpit Country are remote and wild and exploring the region without a guide is not recommended.
Bob Marley became an international superstar, singing about his people and encouraging the world to "come together" and share in "one love." In Jamaica, this rings true. About 95 per cent of Jamaicans are black, while Spanish descendents and indigenous Arawak Indians make up the rest of the population.Show more Show less
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Religion is a huge cultural influence, with more than 90 per cent practising Christianity. Yet, just about every religion can be found in the Montego Bay area and all co-exist. Sometimes there are two to three churches of different denominations in a single town block. Even in tiny villages, elaborate churches share streets with ramshackle shrines or temples that are home to different faiths.
A small population of Jamaicans are practising Rastafarians. It's a spiritual belief focused on African-centric philosophies involving world harmony and peace. Their one life, one love beliefs extend to their choice not to eat animal products, so there is always plenty of available food for vegetarian travellers.
The local joke about a bar being within a block of every church does not stray far from the truth. "From the holy spirit to the liquid spirit," folks say here. Locals also like to boast that they have more bars and more churches than any other country in the world.
Taxis in Jamaica are either metered or flat rate. Rates are charged by the car, not by the number of passengers. Check with your driver prior to the start of your trip for rates and details. To arrange taxi services, most hotels and resorts have assigned Jamaican Tourist Board (JTB) or Jamaican Union of Travellers Association (JUTA) drivers who carry photo ID and display a JTB or JUTA sticker on their front windshield. Tipping your driver is recommended—about 10 to 15 per cent is customary. Travellers should be aware that trips taken between midnight and 5 a.m. run on a standard tipping rate of 25 per cent on top of the metered fee.Show more Show less
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Roundtrip transfers between the airport and your hotel can also be purchased in advance by contacting WestJet Vacations at least three days prior to your departure. Motorcycles, mopeds, scooters and bicycles can also be rented for the day or for the week from most resort locations.
Car rentals are also available in Jamaica, but not recommended. Driving here is on the left hand side of the road and you must be at least 23 years old (and have a valid credit) to rent.
Sightseeing buses also run frequently in Montego Bay. Check with your Jamaica Tours Limited representative or your hotel concierge for further information.
The U.S. dollar and credit cards are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, shops and almost all other attractions in major cities where tourists visit. If you're planning to leave the tourist areas and visit local shops on the outskirts of town or in the rural areas, you'll need Jamaican dollars. Most Jamaican ATMs accept international bank cards and dispense funds in Jamaican dollars. Exchange rates can vary daily so it's best to shop around for the best rate before converting your cash.
Travel requirements
When traveling to Montego Bay, you'll fly into Montego Bay Sangster International Airport. During your flight, you'll receive a double-sided Jamaican Immigration/Customs form. Please note that this information must be complete in order for it to be stamped by immigration officials upon arrival.Show more Show less
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After a brief stop at baggage claim, you'll bring the stamped portion of the form to a customs officer. When you depart, you will need to present this form to outgoing immigration. Do not lose this portion of the form since the screening process at departing immigration will be much lengthier if you do. In addition, make sure you sign this form before returning it.
Guests should also be aware that a transfer or return flight ticket and proof of sufficient funds are required upon entry into Jamaica. So make sure to have your return WestJet ticket accessible in your carry-on when you arrive.
If you have purchased transfers to and from your hotel with WestJet Vacations, look for a Jamaican Tours Limited representative holding a WestJet Vacations sign after you exit the customs area. Simply identify yourself as a WestJet Vacations guest and you'll be on your way.
Smiling WestJetters will be ready to assist you at the check-in counters in the departure area of the Montego Bay Sangster International Airport. An airport tax of J$1,000 is charged upon departure but when you fly WestJet, this tax is included in your ticket price.
If you have some time before your flight, the Montego Bay airport has all the shopping conveniences of an international airport, including duty free shopping. There are also many places to grab a bite to eat, as well as business, play and lounge areas to pass the time before your departure.
Although yellow fever is not a disease risk in Jamaica, the Jamaican government requires travelers arriving from countries where yellow fever is present to show proof of vaccination. It is also always recommended that you stay up-to-date on standard vaccines. Check with your local clinic for more information.
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The Spot Cafe's pork chops with rice and gravy, served with a side of black-eyed peas. (Special to the American Press)
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By Alania Willis / Special to the American Press
One day last week I took my break from work at about 2 p.m. I decided I wanted some pork chops, gravy and rice. I remembered riding down La. 14 and seeing a sign that read, "smothered pork chops and oxtails." I had never eaten at the place, so I decided to try it out.
If you're looking for home-style cooking or soul food, The Spot Cafe is the place to dine. I arrived at about 2:30 p.m. Parking is available directly in front of the small restaurant, located between a barber shop and a grocery store.
I walked right in and noticed immediately the home-like feel. The decor was simple yet clean — which makes you feel comfortable.
The owner runs the restaurant alone but offers many entrees. This particular day she had smothered pork chops, fried fish, baked chicken, oxtails, rice, okra, potato salad, red beans, rolls and cake. I decided to go with the pork chops, gravy and rice, side of okra and black-eyed peas. My dessert was a slice of vanilla cake. My beverage was a can of cream soda.
The owner was nice and we held a conversation, since I was eating alone. The gravy was thick and covered a medium-size pork chop over rice. The pork chop was well-seasoned and tender. I didn't even have to use a knife. The gravy was a good consistency and reminded me of my grandmother's home cooking. The rice was just how I like it: firm, not gummy or hard. The black-eyed peas were seasoned perfectly and were full of flavor, thanks to the bacon.
Another day, I decided to go back and try beef tips with rice and gravy. I decided to get black-eyed peas again, since they were tasty the first time. For a new side, I decided on cabbage. The beef tips were tender and went well with the firm rice. The gravy was brown and thick and clung to the beef tips. The cabbage was spicy, but had a mild sweet kick to it. I decided not to get a dessert this time; I'm not really big on sweets. The price was the same as the first time, and I was satisfied with the meal.
I enjoyed both meals, but preferred the pork chops. On both occasions, I wasn't able to eat all of my food, so I took the rest home for supper. This satisfied me because I was able to get full and still have food for later.
The price of my plate lunch was $8.75, including tax. It was well worth it and came with plenty of food. The service was excellent and friendly, which is why I plan on visiting again.
Alania Willis, a senior at McNeese State University, is an intern at the American Press.
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Here's the scoop on Mitt Romney's running mate
On August 11, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney announced his choice of Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan to be his running mate.
Ryan was born on January 29, 1970. He grew up in the small town of Janesville, Wisconsin. He has degrees in economics and political science from Miami University in Ohio. Ryan was 28 years old when he entered Congress in 1999. Most of his professional career has been spent working for Congress. He was elected as a Wisconsin representative to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1998. He is now in his seventh term. He also serves as chair of the House Budget Committee.
Ryan made a name for himself in Congress for his conservative policy views. As chairperson of the House budget committee, Ryan has played an important role in shaping Republican policy on how to balance the federal budget and overhaul social programs.
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Air tour to include stops in East Gull Lake, Longville
The 10th annual Flying Cloud Air Tour on Saturday, Sept. 14, will include 20-25 airplanes stopping at the East Gull Lake and Longville airports.
Planes will arrive around 10 a.m. in East Gull Lake. From 10-11:30 a.m., there will be a golf contest at Madden's driving range next to the runway. Each player will get three balls to hit a longest drive and three balls to hit a best wedge.
Madden's golf pro will have a range-finder and a wedge target on site. A third award will be given to the golfer with the most embarrassing slice, hook or duff experienced during the six attempts.
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In this digital age, PW managers are constantly pushed to deliver higher levels of service while increasing productivity and efficiency through use of new technology. With this demand comes the challenge to prioritize technology software and hardware purchases. By following simple guidelines, managers can attain quality and efficiency without hurting the bottom line.
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If your scanning plans do not involve at the onset a process to efficiently locate and securely store the information, unnecessary expenses will naturally crop up. This could mean costly information technology consulting services to address the issue, or additional software that extends the implementation time and interrupts the department's productivity of the department. Avoid the "surprise" expenses by always connecting technology purchases back to how they will integrate with current applications and enhance—not disrupt or entirely replace—processes already in place.


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Pulaski Technical College will host an information fair on Tuesday for people interested in learning about educational opportunities and careers in the paralegal profession.
The fair will take place 12-1 p.m. April 22 in the Campus Center Grand Hall (Side B) on the college's main campus.
Admission is free, and lunch will be provided.
Attendees will learn about job opportunities in the legal field, scholarships and other benefits available from paralegal professional associations and admission requirements to Pulaski Tech's paralegal program.
Pulaski Tech offers an Associate of Applied Science in Paralegal Technology. The two-year program prepares students for legal work by helping them gain an understanding of the law as well as develop practical skills in research, investigation, document preparation and writing.
"The program is designed to be very flexible to accommodate the schedules of our working students," said Cathy Underwood, director of Pulaski Tech's paralegal technology program. "Students have the option of attending classes in a traditional classroom setting, online, or in real-time webinar format, which combines the convenience of having an online class with the benefit of a real-time instructor."
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Just to add to the discussion about proper pricing and incentives for buying multiples ....
I have a new item this year, a simple tumbler. At my first show I priced it at $24 each, and only sold one. At my show last weekend, I priced it at $22 each, or 2 for $40, and sold out of them. Most people bought them in pairs or quads. This shows how much difference it makes when you are just a few dollars away from the correct price. And that it might take a few shows before you figure out that correct price.
Also, I had discussed in another thread (I forget which one) about pricing for my dinner plates. The price had been inching up over the years but I found last year at $35 each the sales had really dropped off. This year I reduced the price to $30 each (I have a more efficient way to produce/fire them, so a price cut made sense anyways), and I'm selling them like crazy again.
Hi Mea:
Can you tell us some more on your comments about discovering more efficient ways to produce and fire dinner plates? This really caught my attention as dinnerware will be a big part of our production. I am thinking about using the high alumina/cone 11 place setters that allow you to fire up to six plates stacked on a single shelf. Have you ever used these?


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[Article]-The 6 Steps of Incident Handling in Action
As RichM reaches out to the community, so should you reach out to RichM. This column lives and breathes with feedback from all of you. Let him know what you think of his column as well as what you'd like for him to cover. He's an admin just like most of you. If you feel he is forgetting something important in his new job, let him know.
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Incident handling is a specialized field which is done best after proper training, guidance and experience. However, if you follow the six core steps to incident handling, you will have a better chance of recovering favorably from an unforeseen incident. The example below is an actual incident I experienced recently. I have outlined the steps taken as they pertain to the six steps of Incident Handling.
I offer up this outline not as an example of the perfect Incident Handling Process but rather as a good faith gesture to the community. There is a Latin Proverb that states, "A wise man learns by the mistakes of others, a fool by his own." I believe a wise man also learns from the experiences of others. Hopefully this month's column puts both of us on a path towards wisdom.
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Wow surprised it wasn't that
Mood: WOOF!
As for this GMB fantasy league, are there open spots still?
And are you guys playing for $ or is a "for fun" league, whatever that is..
I love/hate fantasy.... It makes random ****ty games like the Jags vs Rams interesting but it also ruins our own games when I'm rooting for individual players or the opponent players.
The best I ever done with Witten always came against the Giants, I felt conflicted lol
Rule #1 of fantasy sports: Nobody else in the world...ever....gives a flying **** about YOUR fantasy team. No exceptions.
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About Maggie's blogObservations and updates on the situation in Southern Sudan--from the eyes and laptop of Maggie Fick, a Juba-based American freelance journalist.
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- S. Sudan Pageant Fetes Tradition in Uncertain Times (LA Times)
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- The Independence Brigade (ForeignPolicy.com Photo Essay)
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Monthly Archives: April 2011
My Nigerian elections wrap-up post
(I'm re-posting the below from Christian Science Monitor's Africa Monitor blog) By Maggie Fick, Correspondent / April 27, 2011 Shendam, Nigeria–Despite the problems with Nigeria's parliamentary, presidential, and local elections over the past month, and despite the feeling of many … Continue reading
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My FP Dispatch from Kano on Post-Elections Violence in Nigeria
This dispatch appeared today @ ForeignPolicy.com: Thug Democracy Nigeria is cheering its first legitimate and internationally praised election. But violent protests in the north make it clear just how divided the country still is. BY MAGGIE FICK | APRIL 19, … Continue reading
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My recent feature on Jos
Below is a feature I wrote that ran last week in the Abu Dhabi-based National newspaper: Fear divides Nigeria's 'beautiful city' of Jos Maggie Fick Apr 15, 2011 JOS, NIGERIA // "Welcome to our beautiful, troubled Jos," Esther Ibanga said … Continue reading
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Transparency in Action: Nigeria's version of CSPAN
Live from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) HQ in Abuja, chairman Professor Attahiru Jega announces the final, official results of Nigeria's presidential vote: Good Luck E Jonathan of PDP having satisfied the requirements of the law is hereby declared … Continue reading
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Kano's Post-Elections Riots
KANO, Nigeria–Above are the photos I took while perched in the administrator's office at the Murtala Muhammad Hospital in the northern city of Kano, as young men wielding wooden planks marched by; as you can see by from the photos, … Continue reading
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Protesting with their vote: Nigerians @ the polls demanding change
KADUNA, Nigeria–The hundreds-strong crowd of young men–the same "ready army" often used by opportunistic Nigerian politicians to rig past elections–tensed, momentarily surged, then broke into rowdy cheers, satisfied with the result of a dispute during the ballot counting process. Scores … Continue reading
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#Nigeriadecides: Photos from the April 16 Presidential vote
KANO, Nigeria–A day after Nigerians turned out for the third Saturday this month to vote in polls that many middle-aged and older voters told me were the best they had ever witnessed in their lifetimes, the country's 73+ million voters … Continue reading
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Economic Disparities & Irresponsible Leaders
I wrote this piece about a week ago when I was still in the Nigerian capital but am just posting it now: ABUJA, Nigeria–It's hard not to notice the intense extremes in Nigeria, a powerhouse nation on the continent in … Continue reading
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Elex and Security
JOS, Nigeria–Geoffrey York of The Globe and Mail had an interesting report the other day on the severe security measures put in place across Nigeria last Saturday for the parliamentary polls. York wrote that "nearly 250,000 gun-wielding soldier" were deployed … Continue reading
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A rocky but enthusiastic start: Elections get underway in Nigeria
JOS, Nigeria–If you read yesterday's coverage (including my own forthcoming articles for CS Monitor and The National) of the (postponed) kick-off of Nigeria's three-week long elections process, you will read of chaos and violence. There was, after all, logistical confusion … Continue reading
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מספר אנשים מקסימלי2
חדרי שינה1
גודל25 מטר רבוע
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- אינטרנט/ אינטרנט אלחוטי
- מגבות
- מטבח
- טלויזיה
- מכונת כביסה / מייבש
- מעלית בבניין
Accommodation summary
|rue saint-André des Arts, 75006 Paris, צרפת
|סוג נכס
|פרטי הזיהוי של מקום הלינה
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|3 days ago
The nearest metro station is Saint-Michel.
This is the tourist district of Saint-Germain des Pres, which in the past was the meeting point for artists, intellectuals and which is now more frequently visited by students who enjoy the endless living bars and cafes... But this popularity has made the area more chic and many high-standard shops, picture galleries and restaurants are concentrated. It is primarily a residential district, the most expensive city for property prices per square metre. This district includes the Luxembourg gardens with the Senate and cultural institutions such as the prestigious Institut de France, the Odeon Theatre or the School of Beaux-Arts. Do not miss: the church of Saint-Germain-des-Pres, the church of Saint-Sulpice, the Zadkine museum, Le Polidor Bistrot, Le Procope coffee, the famous Cafe Les Deux Magots, Cafe de Flore or Brasserie Lipp…
If you arrive early or leave late, you can store your luggage in an automatic locker located nearby: City Locker (Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est, Le Marais, Hotel de Ville, Chatelet, Saint-Germain, Saint-Michel, Notre Dame, Opera, Madeleine, Saint-Lazare).
כללי הביתRegular check-in time is between 2pm and 8pm (after 8pm only self check-in is possible).
For arrival on Sunday/bank holidays, 50 euros will be charged.
An early check-in between 10am and 2pm is available for an extra charge of 50 euros (if the apartment is available).
Regular check out time: before 10 am
For departure on Sunday/bank holidays, 50 euros will be charged
Based on availability and at least with a 24 hours notice, a late check-out between 10am and noon is available for an additional cost of 50 euros.
We will ask you to sign a rental agreement, to respect your obligations and not to smoke in the apartment.
For rentals over 21 days, you will have to pay your consumption of electricity and gas (on meter reading).
The security deposit is equal to the amount of the rent for rentals of less than 21 days (Possibility of taking an imprint bank card with Visa or Mastercard).
For rentals between 21 days and 6 months, we charge one month's rent, and 2 months rent for rentals of more than 6 months.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|מקסימום לילות
|3 weeks
|Check-in before
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|מדיניות ביטולים
Bien situado. Pero nos dieron sólo un juego de sábanas y unas toallas pequeñas para 13 días. La cafetera no funcionaba con las cápsulas que compramos. Escribimos sobre todo ello pero nadie nos respondió. Y no vimos a nadie de la propiedad en ningún momento
El apartamento está perfectamente situado. Cocina completa, baño con ducha amplia, lavadora y lavavajillas. A 100 metros del Sena y 300 de Notre Dame. A 50 metros de la parada de metro (Saint Michel). Está al lado de una zona de restaurantes de todos los precios. Como defecto, le hace falta una mano de pintura, ya que la humedad de la zona hace que se despegue la pintura en algunas zonas.
Está situado encima de un pub irlandés, pero el aislamiento de las ventanas reduce casi a cero el ruido ambiente. Hemos estado 11 días y no nos ha molestado ni siquiera el fin de semana. Y es una zona muy concurrida.
La recogida de llaves al llegar es un poco complicada, ya que te obliga a hacer una parada, pero las instrucciones recibidas por correo son suficientemente explicativas. La recogida de llaves al marchar se hace en el apartamento y con puntualidad.
La anfitriona se comunica constantemente por mail con el inquilino, dándole información sobre cualquier circunstancia.
Hay un librito de instrucciones donde explican supermercados, farmacias, funcionamiento de todos los elementos del piso (en francés e inglés).
Sin duda repetiríamos (aunque en verano no creemos, ya que al no tener aire acondicionado obligaría a tener las ventanas abiertas).
חוות דעת על מקומות לינה אחרים שמציע/ה מארח/ת זה/זו
Very well situated apartment for 4 to 5. Would happily stay there again on my next trip!
Nice appartment in the city center! Everything is close, a supermarket, ... You can go everywhere on foot because it is right in the center. We had a good stay here.
Everything worked perfect.
It was easy to pick up the keys, and we were very satisfied with the appartement.
It was well ecuiped with all what we needed.
It was very closed to everything, the baker, shops with food and cafe's.
We can highly recommend this appartement.
Everything in the apartment worked perfectly, it is exactly as it is in the pictures. Very close to many great places to eat, the metro/RER, grocery stores, shops, and most major attractions are walking distance
The only complaint is also a plus. The apartment is right in the middle of everything, but it can be noisy later at night (especially weekend) and mid morning with tour groups going by. It did not bother me, but I could see how a light sleeper might have a problem with it.
Marvelous apartment, the landlady Diane is extremely pleasant and efficient. Everything worked smoothly.
Highly recommended
The flat was pleasantly decorated and clean. Good location, just by Notre Dame and Boulevard St Michel, and this is a very good asset of course. Unfortunately a very noisy musical bar underneath in the street played loud music until the early hours in the morning. Three of the rings in the cooker did not work from the very beginning of our stay, and the handbook instructions about this particular appliance were not too precise, so we had to work out how to operate the only working ring, it took a while. We indicated this to the agency, but the cooker was not repaired during our stay. The coffee machine did not work from the very beginning of our stay, but it was replaced a couple of days after we arrived. The area is full of restaurants of all types and prices. For us a good point was bookshops nearby, and walking distance from the Centre Pompidou library. The flat was well furnished with plates and pots. The shower cubicle is rather comfortable in size, and the main bed is big and provided with a comfortable mattress. The heating system was efficient. There is a big television set. Wifi internet worked only sporadically for the first half of our stay, but it was fine in the last few days. All in all, we had a pleasant stay despite the problems indicated here.
recommendable !
nice apartment, with an excellent location. It was fully equipment and an adorable furnitures. No noisy, even been in the latin district, but no views and weak wifi. To summ up, we recommend the apartment.
- הבטחת איכות מקומות הלינה
- כל מארח מאושר טלפונית
- תשלום מאובטח


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Ruth Stout? Why does that name sound familiar?
Michael, did you mention Mr. Mraz? You must have learned a thing or two from him, didn't you?
Ruth Stout? Why does that name sound familiar?
Michael, did you mention Mr. Mraz? You must have learned a thing or two from him, didn't you?
Mark Berninghausen
...there is a great little film about Ruth Stout, but it looks like the copies online have been taken off due to copyright issues (you can still buy it).
Basically, she moved from the city to "the country" in CT, I think when she was in her 40's....she learned to garden (as a young woman, she smashed saloons with Carrie Nation).
She developed a very simple approach to gardening that works well for us...in a nutshell....every problem is solved by piling hay on top of it. The hay holds in the moisture (one very dry year we watered 3 times). As it rots, it creates soil from the top down, and the ph changes so that slugs are not a problem. Worms thrive, and follow the path of dead roots in the fall and aerate the soil.....tilling is never necessary, and the surface (aerobic) and deeper (anaerobic) microbes maintain their order and integrity. The hay also keeps soil from splashing when it rains, cutting down on fungal problems. Certainly for a small garden in this part of the country, it works very well (some in warmer areas say that the pests thrive in the hay overwinter if it does not get cold enough).
Her books are great, but it all boils down to piling hay on everything...and I'm talking of several inches of hay, not a light dusting.
I have some cousins who live near where she lived and knew her a bit...she used to stop traffic (literally) because she did her gardening in the nude well into her 80's and 90's I believe.
I think about her every day....when I see the 100 bales of hay sitting in the driveway
Last edited by deknow; 11-14-2012 at 07:25 PM. Reason: "top down" rather than "ground up"
...also her brother was Rex Stout, a popular mystery writer.
Forebear to Helen and Scott Nearing?
Gardening in the nude? Maybe that's where Charles Mraz got his inspiration to work bees in swim trunks.
Mark Berninghausen
Ruth lived in suburban CT....she grew her own veggies like a lot of people, but she was not from "The Good Life" school. The Nearing's place was in the middle of coastal Maine, and they strived to live independently. I think the Nearings were rather uptight in comparison....Ruth did everything so simply so she could finish her work for the day, and lay on the couch with a glass of wine and a book....before noon.
We looked at applying to be caretakers at the Nearing place...but since our dog was not a vegetarian, they would not consider us (I'm not a veggie either, but I can fake it better than our dog can).
....if you are in your 90s and can still grow your own food and get your clothes off, you are entitled to dress (or not) as you please.
Yes Dean, I didn't say she couldn't.
Regards, Barry
Who influenced me?
My Dad who gave me one of his two colonies when I was a kid, and mentored me.
The head of the entamology department at Penn State who was my mentor and Boy Scout Beekeeping merit badge counselor.
And after a 50 year absence from the bees:
Michael Bush
Michael Palmer
A quarter of a million girls in the back yard who encourage me to learn more and do better.
I took the OP to mean the people who have contributed to your philosophy of beekeeping. So with that having been said I have borrowed ideas from a great many people, but those that come to mind right now are:
Michael Bush-natural beekeeping and cheap beekeeping
Michael Palmer-- NUCS
Fatbeeman-- Geez all kinds of things
Jeff/Jim Fischer (can't remember he's not on here anymore)Of Fischer's beequick, if I remember he had a very scientific approach.
And of Course, Beesource as a whole, the back and forth conversations, other people's problems that give you a chance to put your thinking cap and and you learn something trying to help them solve their problem. I've been doing this for 9 years, but having beesource makes me feel like my knowledge level is much more than that. Thanks to all
I always tell people who are getting started in beekeeping, Mine isn't the only way to do things, listen to a bunch of people and follow the approaches that more closely match your way of thinking. More than one way to skin a Bee.
Rod Sullivan, MO
www.facebook.com/alderaanapiaries https://www.youtube.com/user/rwjedi
I especially like the idea of placing boards on top of newly seeded carrots...until they germinate. If you grow carrots, you understand.
How to Have a Green Thumb Without an Aching Back: A New Method of Mulch Gardening
Ruth Stout
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(Tualatin, OR, U.S.A.)
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I probably should have included them and AI Root on my list. Both councel to sell your products at a price that will sell all. AI said it's better to sell your cabbages for 10 cents a pound, and sell them alland have the money, that it is to hold onto the cabbages for higher price, and not sell them all.
Three people on my short list:
Bernie Draper - God rest his soul - Drapers Super Bee - I was seriously hurt in 1994 and spent many, many hours with Bernie listening and learning and reading his book. This inspiration and knowlege got me through a very difficult time. He quided me to keep going and to get my operation up and running and was always there to share his knowledge.
Barry - Thanks Barry for Beesource - I have learned more from this single resource either through reading here, research spawned by provocative threads, sharing with members, and made several friends and enjoyed many hours (some weeks too many) on Beesource. Most everyone here is so forward thinking it forces me to do my best to keep up and makes my operation better every day.
Brian - my 21 year old son who works every day with me in our bee business. He is so much smarter that I at his age than I was, is always working to better what we do and is the finest young man I have ever known - by my account and from unsolicited reporsts from virtually everyone he knows.
Ray Nickel - My first exposure to beekeeping in 1975. Found on the web:
"He [Ray] also had the opportunity to develop a much beloved hobby of beekeeping and soon thereafter became the president of the Cook County Beekeepers organization, the third largest in the country."
Ed & Dee Lusby - First made contact with them in 1999. Forever changed the way I look at beekeeping.
Dennis Murrell - Have spent many years discussing beekeeping with each other. Dennis has a keen eye of observation that has taught me a lot.
You, the people that make up this community. The full spectrum of experience and knowledge is always impacting my beekeeping. Thank you!
Regards, Barry
Ace has influenced me to get off my arse
Ormond Aebi, Mastering the Art of Beekeeping, Helen and Scot Nearing ,The Rodale family researching and promoting organic farming and gardening, Stephen Gaskin The Farm, Pedro Rodriguez FGMO Beesource community and the creator Barry, Mr. Bush and his insites. Walt Wright's manuscript nectar management, Mr. Palmer and his nuc management. Fat Beeman THANKS ya'll
Im really not that serious
Ed Holcomb - who teaches people in my region how to make up to 200 lbs of honey per hive. No kidding they really do - but you got to stick to the plan.
James Gist - who makes a profitable honey crop year after year from his 6-8 hives next to his house right in my town.
Joseph Clemons, Old Timer, Michael Bush, Michael Palmer, Ray Marler, and Robert Russell (you got to admit, there for a while he was very influential) - and others of course - who taught me how to be sustainable and raise a few good queens of my own right here on this forum.
Since '09-75H-T-Z6b
Wow the thread has been awakened!
I would have to first say my brother. He wanted to start beekeeping years ago and kept putting it off. I said I would help him and we finally started. He was stung once and swelled up like a balloon. Needless to say I am alone in the venture now. He does enjoy my harvest though.
Later I met a great mentor on this forum and he has been an invaluable resource and friend. Here's a shout out to you B-! Thanks!
This forum has been great! So much great information. Hours of enjoyment and learning during the "off season" if there is such a thing.
Brother Adam's work.
Michael Bush
Mike Palmer
Who else is there? Just kidding... Oops I almost forgot. My wife. Who allows me to spend time watching other girls.