text:
New iwi-run television stations could be part of the broadcasting landscape once pending legislation is passed, says the chairman of the organisation which will control Crown-allocated spectrum.
But the head of Maori Television doubts whether iwi will want to be broadcasters and Labour Party MP Shane Jones says he seriously doubts there's enough money for tribes to get involved.
The Maori Television Service Amendment Bill, which had its first reading last week, will transfer spectrum rights to Te Putahi Paoho (TPP), the Maori Television Service Electoral College, an independent body.
TPP shares governance of Maori Television with the Crown and both appoint directors and approve the broadcaster's annual statement of intent. Its website says it has a role in safeguarding television frequencies to promote and protect te reo.
Chairman Tuwhakairiora Williams said the intention was to license Maori TV for the whole of the spectrum block but MTS may not need all of the frequency.
"It could well be on the cards that any spare capacity that [for] iwi/ Maori who have serious intent with regard to television broadcasting that an accommodation could be made for that purpose as well. But that will be at the behest of Maori Television," Mr Williams said.
Asked if the channels could be used for non-reo revitalisation purposes, for example a golfing or shopping channel, Mr Williams said that too was a possibility but any revenue would be pumped back into Maori TV to support language revitalisation.
Mr Jones said Maori Affairs Minister Pita Sharples had been unable to secure improved funding for iwi radio or 4G rights.
He doubted Dr Sharples would have any more luck pushing for new cash for iwi stations.
"My fear is if the spectrum ... is atomised then it will feed an appetite that everyone can have their own channel like seven migratory waka. That's fine in theory but where will the putea [funds] come from?"
Maori Television chief executive Jim Mather said the costs could be too high for iwi to get into the industry. If a tribe did set up as a broadcaster he conceded it would be "potentially" cannibalistic. Both would vie for funding and audience.
What would occur with the spectrum was still being worked through, Mr Mather said.
"Maori Television is still analysing business case scenarios to identify the commercial feasibility of converting the spectrum into a television multiplex platform from which to broadcast a range of channels. Should this threshold be fulfilled, there is still the issue of any iwi wanting to commit resources to television services."
In a statement Dr Sharples did not address Mr Jones' criticisms around funding. Asked if iwi stations would receive government funding he said: "We have not done any work to investigate the provision of government funding for iwi television."
On the web
Maori Television launched a new dual-language website yesterday: www.maoritelevision.com.


text:
A bias-seamed wide waistband brings extra shape definition and the suggestion of cool geometric pattern to the flawless fit of these pinstriped Editors. Pair them with our matching one-button jacket for suiting that celebrates your womanly power.
- Low rise, straight through the hip, flare leg
- Wide bias seamed waistband
- Hidden hook and button closure with zip fly
- Slant hand pockets, button flap back pockets
- Polyester/Cotton/Elastane
- Machine wash
- Imported
Shipping and Returns
We ship anywhere in the U.S. and to over 55 international destinations.
Everyday Free Standard Shipping on orders $50+ placed online at Express.com for U.S. or Canada.
Simple Returns. Up to 90 days. Get the full details on Returns & Exchanges.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Press release
Despite challenges Russia's highly skilled workforce continues to attract foreign investors
- Project numbers remain steady – US and Western Europe remain top investors
- Number of jobs created by foreign direct investment (FDI) up by 60%
- Perception gap remains between investors in place and those who are not
LONDON AND ST.PETERSBURG, 20 JUNE 2013: Russia's highly skilled workforce, growing consumer market and vast resource reserves continue to attract investors from all corners of the globe according to EY's third annual Russia Attractiveness Survey.
The report combines an analysis of international investment into Russia over the last year with a survey of more than 200 global executives on their views about how and where global investment will take place in the next 10 years.
In 2012, Russia received 128 FDI projects for the second year in a row. However, jobs created by these FDI projects increased by 60%, indicating a large increase in average project size. Russia ranked second in Europe in 2012 in terms of employment generated through FDI, up from its sixth position in 2011, and accounted for 8% of the total jobs created in Europe.
The report, released to coincide with the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, highlights that the investors already present in Russia remain confident about its potential and 68% plan to scale up their presence in the country. Seventy percent of survey respondents highlighted Russia's large domestic market as its most attractive asset.
Alexander Ivlev, EY's Country Managing Partner for Russia says: "Russia managed to improve the way it is perceived by investors in 2012. Respondents to our survey rank it as the sixth-most attractive region in the world for FDI, and the most attractive in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)."
Manufacturing lead generator of FDI
By activity, manufacturing generated by far the most FDI projects (60) and 98% of jobs. Projects in strategic functions and other functions also increased but still remain relatively low. At a sector level, automotive received the most FDI projects with 27 in 2012 up from 18 in 2011, and also accounted for the largest share of jobs created by FDI. The business services sector has also increased its appeal, accounting for the second largest number of projects (17) in 2012.
Investment from Germany doubles
North America and Europe continue to provide the bulk of Russian FDI investment. Companies from the US (29), Germany (28) and France (14) were the top investors in Russia in 2012. The number of FDI projects from Germany more than doubled, mainly because of increased investment from automotive companies. While Moscow and St. Petersburg attracted the largest number of FDI projects, Kaluga and Nizhny Novgorod are also emerging as major investment sites.
The emerging economies have kept a low profile in Russia with only 30 FDI projects announced between 2007 and 2012 from Brazilian, Indian and Chinese investors. However, the report highlights that Russia is trying to create a mutually forge stronger ties with the other BRICs by pursuing joint initiatives to encourage investment.
Energy sector expected to drive future growth
Investors continue to believe that the energy sector will drive Russia's future growth. Beyond energy, they highlight heavy industry, automotive, consumer goods and infrastructure as the future growth drivers. As Jay Nibbe, EY's Area Managing Partner, EMEIA – Markets, explains: "Russia needs to support a more balanced economy that can offer sustainable long-term growth through high-value added manufacturing and new service sectors which are supported by a modernized technology base. To achieve this, Russia should use energy revenues to finance diversification and develop new avenues of growth."
Though significant success has been achieved, investors confirmed that administrative barriers and corruption are still preventing Russia from realizing its full FDI potential.
Alexander concludes: "There's no quick-fix solution for these challenges. Nevertheless, government efforts to increase transparency and drive modernization have started to yield results. Russia has improved its ranking on several business indices, and accession to the World Trade Organization, as well as other integration efforts, are expected to improve the investment climate further."
About EY
EY is a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services. Worldwide, our 167,000 people are united by our shared values and an unwavering commitment to quality. We make a difference by helping our people, our clients and our wider communities achieve their potential.
EY expands its services and resources in accordance with clients' needs throughout the CIS. 4,500 professionals work at 19 offices in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Krasnodar, Togliatti, Vladivostok, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Almaty, Astana, Atyrau, Baku, Kyiv, Donetsk, Tashkent, Tbilisi, Yerevan, and Minsk.
For more information, please visit: www.ey.com.
EY refers to the global organization of member firms of Ernst & Young Global Limited, each of which is a separate legal entity. Ernst & Young Global Limited, a UK company limited by guarantee, does not provide services to clients.


text:
Ursa Enterprises makes a game, and business, out of recycling
Resorts, bars and restaurants throughout the lakes area have an abundance of glass bottles, something in which Jeff Helland and Beth Shires see worlds of potential.
Helland and Shires started Ursa Enterprises as a wholesale custom glass work business in 2011. This spring they opened up the front of their workshop for retail sales in Jenkins.
Ursa Enterprises is a glasswork business. It offers custom glass items made from wholesale wine glasses and mirrors, recycled alcohol bottles from local resorts, and glass work paired with metal work from local artists.
"We work with different craftsmen and I'm able to go out and sell their items. What we like to do with them, we try to enhance it with something we can do here, especially with the laser etcher," Shires said.
Among the grownup toys in their back workshop are a laser engraver, glass slumping kiln, circle glass saw and bottle washer. They use this sophisticated gear to create custom etched commemorative wine bottles and glasses for special events, drinking glasses and hummingbird feeders.
Perhaps their most unique item is a cheese tray, which they make by softening colorful glass bottles at about 1,700 degrees until they slump into a flat tray with a bottle neck handle.
"It's fun, I think. If people buy these they can put their dips, salsas, crackers and cheese on them. It's just a fun way to recycle," Shires said.
Helland and Shires develop most of their artistic creations through simple imagination exercises. They look at different bottle shapes rather than what was inside the bottles.
"We kind of played a game where we would say, 'What could you make from this type of bottle?'" Shires said.
They are always experimenting with new ideas given to them by friends and customers.
Before they began Ursa Enterprises, Helland owned a St. Cloud software company ARS Solutions, and Shires worked in the medical field. In 2004, they bought a condo in Breezy Point when Helland began selling his business. He stayed on for a year before they moved into their condo for good. They did lawn mowing and odd jobs to pass the time for a few years before they decided to start a business.
"We had been tossing around different ideas and businesses and we had seen the cheese trays (with wine bottle labels on the back). We'd seen that process done," Shires said. "I thought about doing just craft shows, He said, 'Do a business plan and we'll look it over'."
They began by taking classes to learn to slump glass in a kiln, use a laser engraver and many other skills.
From there, the business grew.
"We don't do a lot of advertising. We are very area oriented with our advertising. So, we look at me going to these different places as part of our advertising," Shires said. "The UPS guy, the Speedy guy, the FedEx guy won't show them our new product. If I come in and I show them what we have now, they can see it, touch it and feel it."
It is for this reason that Ursa Enterprises offers free delivery and other uncommon practices.
"We decided on free delivery because I'm traveling and calling on these customers," Shires said. "We also decided there will be no minimums on how much someone had to purchase. I guess our focus was going for the small resorts, and big ones and small gift shops."
Ursa Enterprises does not charge for setup fees, either. That, combined with no minimum purchases, is virtually unheard of in similar businesses.
Altogether, they are learning from their experiences and constantly adding new products.
"As we progress I think our work gets better," Shires said.
Shires and Helland also built their company around a few simple principles. Reuse of materials, buying local and supporting charity are a few of them.
As a nearly six-year breast cancer survivor, Shires says they wanted to use their business to give back. As a result, she joined the Brainerd Lakes Susan G. Komen Committee and began to offer special charity deals through their company.
At some local charities there are Ursa Enterprise flyers. If someone brings one of those flyers to the store to have a custom engraved item made, part of the money they pay for that item will go to the charity.
"It's us giving back. It's me feeling I've been wanting to do something, but there's a limit cash wise for what you can do," Shires said.


text:
I've heard that they are going to stop marketing Fumidil-B.
Has anyone else heard anything about it?>>>>Mark
I've heard that they are going to stop marketing Fumidil-B.
Has anyone else heard anything about it?>>>>Mark
I've heard the rumor, but the bee supply places sitll list it.
Well I just answered my own ?.
just got off the phone with Mid-con the makers of fumidil,& was told that they are not making it right now ,But they will start back to making it.
also said that they will have a new product out in about 2 weeks called Fenaginlin (I think thats the way she spelled it).that is about the same thing as Fumidil>>>>Mark
Mann Lake is carring a new product, Fenaginlin, which is supposed to be the same thing but easier to mix.
I personally have found no need to use the stuff, and find few people I now use it anymore.
At a seminar on desease and pest control at the Tri-County Workship in Wooster, Ohio (two years ago I think) they took an informal poll of who used Fumidil. In a room with about 150 beekeepers, only about 10 raised their hands.
Your milage may vary, but I've had excelent results wintering without using it in fall feeding, despite the large losses other have had in my area.
I bought a bottle when all my bees started dying but never used it. When I figured out it was the varroa mites, I just worked on that instead. The bottle is still here. I don't know what the shelf life is. So far, I've never used any at all. I figure it's for treating a stress related disease that is better treated by removing the stress.
Fumidil-B (Bicyclohexylammonium Fumagillin)is an antibiotic (I think) used to specifically treat Nosema Disease. Nosema disease, an adult disease caused by a protozoan, weakens the digestive track of infected bees and allows pathogens to enter the honey bee's gut where they can cause significant damage. Symptoms of severe infection include dysentery, reduced honey production, decreased longevity and winter death. Treating colonies in fall with Fumidil-B improves their chances of survival. It is difficult to sample for nosema disease so annual prophalactic feeding of Fumidi-B is recommended. It has been recently estimated that 70-80% of all hives in the US are NOT being treated and are infected. When I was diagnosing bee diseases at the Beltville Bee Labs in the 70s, this disease was fairly prevelent then.
To extend shelf life, keep the Fumidil in the freezer.
i don't take antibiotics when i'm not sick and either do my bees,i usually won't take them even when i am sick.i use fumidyl in the spring if there are obvious signs of dysentary,it seems to work and get them back on tract.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Whatever stigmas come to mind when "Riverview" or "Bullitt Alternative Center" is mentioned; forget them.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the The Pioneer News, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning The Pioneer News and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
|ZIP Code:


text:
Our Hosting and Server Costs Are Expensive! Please Subscribe To Help With Monthly Donations.
GCM Home | Bible Search | Rules | Donate | Bookstore | RSS | Facebook | Twitter
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
I've always been impressed with the stories of conversion in the book of Acts. In chapter 8 beginning in verse 34 "the eunuch asked Philip, "Tell me, please, who is the prophet talking about, himself or someone else?
Hi , and you are right on !! Acts 2:38 was for the Jews forgiveness of the Crucfixation of Jesus and only could be forgiven during the apostles time . Baptism was given to Israel as John 1:31 says , that John was BAPTIZING to make Jesus known to Israel . Baptizers have no verse to PIN water baptism on Gentiles !! dan p
The book of Acts is descriptive not prescriptive.
Quote from: Alfred Combes on February 09, 2012, 09:46:22 AMThe book of Acts is descriptive not prescriptive.Lets hope you are right cause lets face it whether you want to believe it or not it is a life or death situation
Quote from: Alfred Combes on February 09, 2012, 09:46:22 AMThe book of Acts is descriptive not prescriptive.It's prescriptive.
You sir, are in error.
Grace-Centered Christian Forums
Site navigation: Christian forums | Bible concordance | abortion ticker | is God real? | Galaga | Tetris | Copter | arcade | Donkey Kong | Christian marriage help | articles | Privacy
Theology forum
End Times forum | Christian singles forum | Christian politics forum | Baptist forum | Catholic forum | Churches of Christ forum | Prayer Requests Online


text:
No matter what happens over their next two games, the Patriots will not have gone undefeated in 2007. Remember, if you can, that the team's year actually included a heartbreaking 38-34 defeat to the Colts in the AFC championship (true, that was back in January, before the 2007–2008 season began, but it was most certainly in 2007). After that loss — and after Indianapolis went on to beat the Bears in Super Bowl XLI — it actually seemed like the upstart Colts might supplant New England as the NFL's marquee franchise.
The loss to Peyton Manning & Co. was perfect fodder for the stereotypical Boston-sports-fan worldview: pessimistic, Calvinist, brooding, angry. Ditto for the Celtics' ostensibly awful luck in the NBA lottery. Double ditto for the Sox's summer swoon, which jeopardized a fat lead over the hated New York Yankees, and a near-collapse in the playoffs, which left the team trailing the Cleveland Indians three games to one.
By the time 2007 came to a close, though, a funny thing had happened. It wasn't just that Boston fans were no longer hexed, or even mildly tormented — it's that we'd become the exact opposite. We are blessed, anointed — the recipients of a gigantic karmic payback. Instead of soul-crushing defeats, we're eyeing an unprecedented number of titles across a wide platform of professional sports. We've gone from Job to Midas. Everything we root for turns to gold. Clearly, we are the Chosen People of Sports.
So why are we still acting like nothing's changed?
Land of the silver lining
Some of 2007's biggest triumphs stemmed from developments that looked grim at the time, but actually proved to be part of Fate's Rube Goldberg–esque master plan for Boston sports dominance. Flash back, for example, to the NBA draft lottery in June. Throughout a dismal 2006–2007 season, Celtics faithful had one great consolation: thanks to their 24-58 record, second-shittiest in the league, the C's had a nearly 40 percent chance of landing one of the draft's two potential franchise saviors, Ohio State center Greg Oden and Texas forward Kevin Durant.
On lottery night, though, David Stern's bouncing balls stuck the Celtics with the fifth pick, where the best option looked to be dubious Chinese import Yi Jianlian. First Len Bias, then Reggie Lewis, then no Tim Duncan and four disastrous years of Rick Pitino. And then this lottery gut punch. ESPN.com writer and Boston native Bill Simmons promptly brought the old-school angst: "For all intent and purpose, professional basketball had just been murdered in the city of Boston. . . . You can't even fathom the pain. . . . [W]hen the Celtics got crushed last night, you could feel it everywhere you went."
Table of Contents
Cover Archive
Masthead | Authors | Contact us
See all articles by:
All Slideshows


text:
forum: Food & Drink
Pages: 1 2 | Home » Food & Drink » Salmon skin
#1 Sun 04 Mar 07 4:41pm
- Member Occupation Environment
- From Blackpool
- Member since Tue 19 Sep 06
Salmon skin
I need a bit of help...I have seen Jamie cook a piece of salmon so that the skin goes nice and crispy...can this skin be eaten?
Sounds a dumb question I know, but it looks so good, and I'm a bit weary of fish! (meaning I've not cooked much before!!)
Anyone able to help??????????
#2 Sun 04 Mar 07 8:42pm
- Forum champ
- From Germany
- Member since Mon 13 Mar 06
Re: Salmon skin
I don't know the recipe, but I'd say that you can.
#3 Sun 04 Mar 07 8:49pm
- Forum champ
- From Scotland
- Member since Wed 06 Apr 05
Re: Salmon skin
Salmon skin is very edible - just a matter of whether or not you like it. But I'm afraid that I don't know the recipe.
#4 Mon 05 Mar 07 12:26am
Dave Barker
- Forum champ Occupation Chef
- From At the stove...
- Member since Tue 29 Jun 04
Re: Salmon skin
To make fish skin cook realy crispy you need to make sure that the scales are completely removed, then remove as much moisture as you can from the skin before cooking it.
To do this I pat the skin dry first then sprinkle the skin with sea salt and leave it for a few minutes to absorb some of the remaining water from the skin.
After a few mins use a knife to gently scrape skin and remove the salt, but be careful not to tear or split the skin while you do this.
The skin should now be free from all moisture and is ready for cooking...
At work I have a flat fish plate on the grill which is always HOT, I use a spray bottle to finely spray oil onto it, not too much... just a thin covering of oil will do. wait a minue until the oil is searing hot then drop the fillet skin side down onto the fish plate...
Cook it skin side down for 3-4 mins then turn over and cook it flesh side down for 2-3 mins for a perfectly cooked fillet which will have a perfectly crisp skin.
Some people say that the crispy skin is the best bit!
You dont need a fish plate, just get a frying pan screaming hot...
Hope that this helps mate
All the best
Dave B
#5 Mon 05 Mar 07 1:27am
- Forum champ
- From Switzerland
- Member since Fri 15 Apr 05
Re: Salmon skin
I have a pair of eel skin shoes. If you don't eat it, you can save it up and make it into expensive fashion items...
Personally, I don't like the idea of eating fish skin, but then again I also don't like crackling or chicken skin.
#6 Mon 05 Mar 07 3:02am
The White Rabbit
- Forum super champ
- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Salmon skin
I've had deep fried salmon skin in a sushi bar. Very nice.
#7 Mon 05 Mar 07 3:13am
- Forum champ Occupation Duty Free Lancome and Fragrance sales
- From Greater Vancouver
- Member since Mon 23 Oct 06
Re: Salmon skin
me too... some Japanese resturants do the same with chicken skin, they scewer it and it's eaten with your beer/saki.
#8 Mon 05 Mar 07 9:33am
- Forum champ Occupation Why is the Rum always gone???!
- From out to lunch
- Member since Sat 07 Jan 06
Re: Salmon skin
salmon skin is awesome... we do a parchment paper pouch salmon.
nice fillet of salmon with skin .. fishmonger should scale it but check it is cleaned ... a small amount of olive oil on bottom of pouch... a little bit of olive oil on flesh side .. sprinkle with a dry lemon herb seasoning.... lemon zest and a bit of golden thyme if you want fresh. put the fillet in skin side down and close up pouch. we then bake this in a toaster oven if you can believe it bake it pretty high heat.. suprisingly the skin will crisp up nicely even on the bottom.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#9 Tue 06 Mar 07 1:51am
- Forum champ Occupation Duty Free Lancome and Fragrance sales
- From Greater Vancouver
- Member since Mon 23 Oct 06
Re: Salmon skin
Just wondering... when cooking salmon in a pan are you supposed to cook it skinless side down first then flip it? Does it matter?
#10 Tue 06 Mar 07 10:50am
- Forum champ
- From Switzerland
- Member since Fri 15 Apr 05
Re: Salmon skin
I always do things skin-side first.
Pages: 1 2 | Home » Food & Drink » Salmon skin


text:
Ham and Cheese Ranch Pasta RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1 package (16 ounces) penne pasta
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1 cup fat-free milk
- 2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
- 1 teaspoon garlic salt
- 1 teaspoon salt-free lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon dried minced onion
- 1/2 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup (8 ounces) reduced-fat sour cream
- 2 cups cubed fully cooked ham
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded reduced-fat Mexican cheese blend
- 1/4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions; drain. In a Dutch oven, melt butter; whisk in flour until smooth. Gradually add milk and seasonings. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened.
- Reduce heat; fold in sour cream until blended. Add ham and pasta; cook and stir until heated through. Remove from the heat; stir in Mexican cheese blend until melted. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Yield: 10 servings.
Medium-Bodied Red Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied red wine such as Chianti, Sangiovese, Malbec or Zinfandel.
Reviews for Ham and Cheese Ranch Pasta
"It was just okay for my taste."
"I normally make this when I have leftover ham. It is quick, easy, and has good flavour. Great weeknight meal when time is rushed. I never use the parmesan cheese and I only use about one cup of the shredded cheese and I don't feel this detracts from the taste at all."
"Great flavor combination, only thing I changed was that I used Monterey Jack cheese instead of the Mexican blend."
"I absolutely love this dish. I have made it several times and love the flavors. I have made it with chicken to cut back a little on salt. Highly recommend."
"we made this tonight. My 13 yr old picked out the recipe fm the Comfort Food Diet cookbook. I let her cook it since it was simple enough... and we had all the ingredients. She was proud of herself and we all enjoyed it. quick and easy too!! Very good... thanks!!"
"This dish is a hit every time I make it! I think people love it because of the dill in it. It's perfect to feed a lot of people."
"I was pleasantly surprised by this recipe. It was GOOD! I was expecting another boring mac and cheese recipe, but this is far from it. Perfect !"
"Very good recipe. It makes a lot so plan on several people or you can freeze for future use."
"flavor was good texture was off, but i used half penne and half macroni. it was what i had."


text:
Updated: Single Vehicle Rollover Crash, Driver Arrested for DUI
REDDING, Calif. - A woman was arrested for DUI overnight Thursday after her car flipped over where Highway 44 meets the downtown Redding area.
Officers with the Redding Police Department said 37-year-old Bay Lynn Chinn was traveling at a high rate of speed on Hwy 44 westbound about 12:05 a.m. when her white 5-series BMW clipped part of a utility poll and hit a large boulder on the sidewalk before landing upside down just next to the road.
Chinn was able to get out of the car by herself, but did complain of neck and wrist pain.
Police said a witness reportedly tried to prevent Chinn from driving prior to the collision and tried calling her while she was driving to try and get her to pull over after she was seen weaving across the roadway.
Police said Chinn admitted to drinking at two different locations.
An officer on the scene conducted a sobriety and breathalyzer test. She was arrested after blowing more than twice the legal limit. She was then taken to Shasta Regional Medical Center for a blood draw and medical attention.
Chinn was booked into the Shasta County Jail on DUI charges.
No one else was injured in the crash.


text:
|NBA Draft's Potential Celtics: Missouri G Marcus Denmon
|06.15.12 at 12:28 pm ET
As part of WEEI.com's coverage of the 2012 NBA draft, we are profiling all players considered likely candidates to be drafted June 28. The Celtics own three picks: 21, 22 (from the Thunder in the Kendrick Perkins trade) and 51.
Position: Shooting guard
School: Missouri
Age: 22
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 188 pounds
Achievements: 2012 All-America second team (AP, Sporting News, USBWA, NABC), 2012 All-Big 12 first team, 2011 All-Big 12 first team, 2011 NABC All-District, 2011 USBWA All-District, 2010 Big 12 All-Reserve Team (media)
Key 2011-12 stats: 17.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, 40.7 3P%, 89.6 FT%
What he brings: Denmon is not only a high-volume scorer — evident from leading Missouri in scoring last season and the team to a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament — but he is extremely efficient in doing so. He made 40.7 percent of his 3-point attempts and was an efficient 89.6 at the free throw line, but also turned the ball over only 9 percent of his possessions, a mark further impressive due to the fact that he was Missouri's No. 1 scoring option and had the ball in his hands most of the time.
There will be questions at the NBA level of his role in offenses. While he displays the ability to score at will from the perimeter, Denmon's limited ball-handling skills and small size will deter him from taking his man off the dribble and creating his own shot. Still, Denmon showed that he has the will to change that and be more of an aggressive, two-dimensional player during his senior season, which should be pleasing to NBA scouts.
Denmon also has a bit of an identity crisis at the NBA level in figuring out what position he will play. He didn't play point guard in college and is considered too small to play shooting guard in the NBA. He has enough quickness and athleticism to keep up with guards at the next level, but it's questionable whether or not he has the size and strength to be able to guard NBA shooting guards.
With speculation of Ray Allen leaving the Celtics in free agency, Boston might be in drastic need of a knockdown 3-point shooter, which is a role that Denmon could fill.
Where the Celtics could get him: Draft experts are split on Denmon. Some predict he'll go late in the first round, while others see him as a second-rounder or as someone who won't get drafted at all.
Notes: Denmon participated in the 2012 State Farm College 3-point contest in March and fell in the semifinals of the competition. … Denmon's uncle, Martinez Denmon, who helped teach Marcus the game, was a third-round draft pick (52nd overall) of the Celtics in 1973 out of Iowa State. He never played in the NBA.
Recent articles:
Big12Sports.com: Missouri Student Athlete Spotlight: Marcus Denmon
The Maneater: Marcus Denmon and his shot brand the program he leaves behind
ESPN: Marcus Denmon, grandma share bond
Video: Here's a clip of Denmon scoring nine points — including the game-winning 3-pointer — in a span of 70 seconds to spark a comeback win over Kansas on Feb. 12. Denmon finished the game with 29 points and hit 6-of-9 treys.
Latest from Bleacher Report
- Isaiah Thomas to Play vs. Wizards After Missing 2 Games with Knee Injury
- Ray Allen Not Invited to Rajon Rondo's NBA Title Celebration After...
- Isaiah Thomas Will Miss Next 2 Games for Celtics with Knee Injury
- Al Horford, Avery Bradley Out vs. Suns with Elbow, Hamstring Injuries
- Avery Bradley Returns from Achilles Injury for Celtics vs. Hawks
- Isaiah Thomas Criticizes DeMarre Carroll for Flagrant Foul in Celtics vs...


text:
Facebook Gives up 16% Gain Despite Q3 Beat: Outlook Mixed
Facebook (FB) shares traded lower by 24 cents to $48.77, in late trading, surrendering gains of as much as 16%, after the company first beat Q3 expectations, on a surge in user growth, but then offered some comments on the outlook that investors clearly were not happy with.
During a conference call with analysts following the report, management said that it will not further boost ad load in users' news feed this quarter, which it noted had been a major driver of improving results this year. It also said that it would see a higher tax rate, and trimmed its capex outlook for this year to $1.4 billion from a prior $1.6 billion.


text:
What do you think of NGSEC Security Certification?
NGSEC Security Certification is a service that certifies your real Security/Hacking skills.
Unlike other security certifications, its focus is to certify your security knowledge and skills through theorical and practical tests.
The test consists of 5 practical challenges as well as theoretical questions. You need to finish the tests within 24 hours after registration and need a score of at least 75/100 to become certified.
The most interesting part is that during the online exam, the student can use any available resource in Internet, since this Certification does not require unreal academic, memorization, preparation or alike in security issues.
After you have passed the certification tests, you will recieve a certification in form of a PDF file which can be checked by NGSec's server.
More info available at:
Does any one have any exposure to NGSEC Security Certification?
MVP (Enterprise Security), ISLA-2010 (ISC)², C|EH, C|HFI, CCNA, MCP,
Certified ISO 27001:2005 Lead Auditor
[b]There are 3 roads to spoil; women, gambling & hacking. The most pleasant with women, the quickest with gambling, but the surest is hacking - c0c0n


text:
Posted: June 19, 2012 in ACE Press Releases
Sculpt and tone triceps in time for summer with quick and effective muscle-strengthening tips
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (May 29, 2012)— American Council on Exercise (ACE) announced the results of an independent study evaluating the effectiveness of eight triceps exercises commonly used by people trying to sculpt and tone their arms. Researchers found that of the exercises tested, triangle push-ups, triceps kickbacks and dips registered the highest levels of muscle activation.
In keeping with ACE's mission to educate and empower Americans on how to safely and effectively exercise, the organization spearheaded the study in response to fitness professionals who reported receiving requests from female clients on ways they can tone their arms, specifically the often hard-to-target triceps.
"When evaluating the study results, it was imperative to take into consideration which exercises can be performed safely by exercise enthusiasts at any fitness level, and the level of difficulty in maintaining proper form while completing the exercise," said ACE Chief Science Officer Dr. Cedric X. Bryant. "After careful review of the study, ACE recommends triangle push-ups and triceps kickbacks as safe exercises to incorporate into workout routines that focus on toning the arms, and they can effectively help women achieve their fitness goals."
The study was conducted by a team of exercise scientists from the Exercise and Health Program at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, and was designed to determine which triceps exercises stimulated the muscle the most. A test group of 15 healthy females, ranging in age from 20 to 24, were enlisted, all of whom had prior weight training experience. That qualification was necessary to ensure the use of proper form. Participants were required to abstain from weight training for 48 hours prior to the test period to prevent muscle fatigue.
Researchers began by measuring the maximum amount of weight each subject could use for one repetition while maintaining proper form (one repetition max) for triceps kickbacks, overhead triceps extensions, bar push-downs, rope push-downs, closed-grip bench press and lying barbell triceps extensions. Dips and triangle push-ups, while also evaluated during the study, were excluded from this round as these exercises utilize body weight instead of free weights for resistance.
Once the one repetition max was determined, participants returned for the second day of testing, where they were outfitted with electromagnetic (EMG) electrodes on the triceps to record real-time muscle activity. Participants completed seven repetitions of each of the eight exercises in random order with a five minute rest period between exercises. Subjects lifted 70 percent of their previously determined one repetition max for the bulk of exercises; body weight was used for the dips and triangle push-ups.
Results calculated from EMG records indicated triangle push-ups registered the most muscle activity among the group. Triceps kickbacks and dips also activated the muscle at higher levels than the remaining exercises. While the bench dip exercise elicited high levels of muscle activation, safety concerns exist due to its potential to place excessive force on the shoulder joint.
"Our goal at ACE is to empower Americans to live their most fit lives by including exercise as part of their daily routines in a safe and effective manner," Bryant said. "Triceps kickbacks and triangle push-ups not only produced high levels of muscle activation, but these exercises can be safely performed by the vast majority of exercisers, require little to no equipment and a relatively short amount of time to produce a positive result when included in a regular fitness routine. These exercises are the perfect example of how fitness can be achieved, no matter how limited on time or access to equipment an individual may be."
Proper form is critical to any exercise. For step-by-step instructions for performing these triceps exercises and more, visit ACE's Exercise Library.
About ACEAmerican Council on Exercise (ACE), America's premier fitness and personal trainer certification, continuing education, and training organization, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the benefits of physical activity and protecting Americans against unsafe and ineffective fitness products and instruction. ACE sponsors university-based fitness and exercise science research studies and is the world's largest nonprofit fitness certifying organization. For more information on ACE and its programs, call (800) 825-3636 or visit the ACE website at www.acefitness.org. AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EXERCISE, ACE and ACE logos are Registered Trademarks of the American Council on Exercise.
View More ACE Press Releases »
Sign up to receive fitness tips, workouts, healthy recipes and other wellness resources.
For media inquiries please contact:
Mixte Communications
Phone: (301) 395-4145
Email: email@example.com
Founded in 1985, the American Council on Exercise (ACE) is a nonprofit organization committed to America's health and wellbeing. Over the past 30 years, we have become an established resource for health and fitness professionals, and the public, providing comprehensive, unbiased research and validating ourselves as the country's trusted authority on health and fitness.
Today, ACE is the largest nonprofit health and fitness certification, education and training organization in the world with more than 65,000 certified professionals who hold more than 72,000 ACE Certifications. With a long heritage in certification, education, training and public outreach, we are among the most respected organizations in the industry and a resource the public has come to trust for health and fitness education.


text:
I broke the handle off a mug that needed re-glazing anyway. (there didn't seem to be any structural issues with the handle previously, I actually dropped something heavy onto the handle).
It was an underglaze painted mug with clear glaze that left a few bare spots so I wanted to re-coat with clear and fire again...so that would be the 4th firing including bisque (don't know if that makes a difference).
Can I just glue the handle back on, glaze and fire? Or does the glaze seep through the cracks and force the broken bits off again? This is mid-fire, and not a runny glaze.
If it's not a problem to do that, does type of glue matter? Super glue, or is just white latex glue OK? (that's what I already have available, so it's easiest!).


text:
Live Like a Real Canary in the North of Gran Canaria (GC0082)
Vendégek száma5
Hálószobák száma2
Méret80 m²
Floor No.2
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Konyha
- Mosógép / szárítógép
- Parkolási lehetőség
- Erkély/terasz
- Törölköző
- Gyermekágy
Accommodation summary
|Calle Cuevas Morenas, 35330 Teror, Spanyolország
|Ingatlan típusa
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
This beautiful home features: a bathroom, a bedroom with double bed, a spacious room with twin beds and a comfortable lounge and a kitchen with dining area opening onto the terrace. Outside you can enjoy the tranquility of the area under the canopy or too nice grill. Also available: Gas cooker, microwave, toaster and coffee maker. Washing machine, iron and ironing board. Outside barbecue, terrace and sun loungers. Extra bed and electric heating.
Located in the municipality of Teror is one of the oldest in the archipelago. Its history goes back to the emergence in 1481 of the Virgin del Pino, the patron saint of the island of Gran Canaria. Since then has the status of Marian Villa. The area near the basilica is declared historical and artistic heritage: there mansions can be seen as the home of the Patrons.
Other attractions of the town are the monasteries of the Cistercian (famous for its sweet) and the Dominicans. In its environs is the source of Fuente Agria, from which spring a precious mineral waters. Teror is the only municipality of the island with a bottling publicly owned property: Water Teror. Also noteworthy is the property of Osorio, around an aristocratic mansion, with multiple paths and trails of lush vegetation.
HázirendThe price of accommodation per night will be busy. The price includes the cost of water, electricity, gas, bed linen and towels. The rent shall be a minimum of 7 nights.
All users without exception, must have in order his personal and family documents for either a passport or ID card, according to the nationality of the visitor.
We also offer the possibility to rent a car with different models and prices. Contact us for more information.
Irregularities and / or deficiencies that the customer can find in the rented property must be communicated as soon as possible and during the stay to the owner. This will solve in the near future any defect or failure and even proceed to change the property if so deemed, provided that the reasons given are proven to be true. Any claim made after leaving the property will not be addressed because they lack the most basic criteria that could process the claim.
It is your responsibility to leave the property in the same state it found it, held responsible for all damages and impairments caused by the negligent action. It is also your responsibility at all times conform to the exact number of occupants who made the reservation. Under no circumstances will the maximum number of people booked, this will enable the owner or manager implementation of relevant measures (supplementary charge or eviction).
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|1826 €
|Ár >2 vendégre
|8 € /fő/éj extra
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
Az ingatlan értékelései
A házigazda egyéb ingatlanjainak értékelései
Beautiful situated after a ruff road. Inconvinient with kitchens location in the house and no heating, very cold!
Not enough heating in the rest of the house. Woods for the fireplace was brought to us the last evening.
Nice poolarea!
Very nice Cotage, terass and garden. Well equipped. Good location. Clean and a lot of space. Also nice to pick fresh oranges for the breakfast juice in the garden.
Sleeping rooms uppstairs and the stairs are a little bit tricky ! One week was not enough.
Everything was okay, except for adress. In advertisment and in message from owners there are two diffirent adresses, and we couldn't find the house at first.
The owner (Antonio) was very pleasant and brought for us some fresh oranges and lemons :)
A sweet little house up in the hills on the island. The owners were lovely - they gave us wood for the fire which was fabulous on winter evenings. Nothing was too much trouble. We had a lovely holiday.
Our family spent one week during christmas at this beautiful place. We arrived late at night. The housekeeper met us at a nearby restaurant and showed us the way to the house and the facilities. The temperature in the saltwater pool was quite low but fortunately we had nice weather during the whole week and it was no mayor problem. The pool is shared by two houses, we were lucky to have it for ourselves since the other house was not occupied during our stay. There are generous facilities in the pool area including fridge, dishwasher, barbecue. The standard in the house is above average, it is well equipped with laundry, TV and so on, comfortable beds and very clean. The house i situated at the end of a road, surrounded by palm trees and cactus, very calm (despite the sound of the barking dogs in the village), far away from the mainstream tourist villages. The nearest supermarket is at Agaete, a 20-25 min ride on a VERY curvy road.
A pretty, cosy house in very peaceful and quiet surroundings. Lots of good walking paths in the vicinity. Beautiful mountain scenery. Modest food shops and restaurants in the village a couple of kilometres away. A perfect place if you are looking for peace and quiet and nature experiences.
Very nice house in a small beatiful village in a vally surounded by mountains. If you want to get away from alle the tourist resorts, this is the perfect place. Do visit Rock Nublo, but be aware that you have to do a lot of mountain driving :-)
The house, with it's own garden, a small garage and a sun terrace (with barbicue) is a gem. Getting in/out of the garage takes some learning but do-able in a small car. There is street parking about 150m away. The house is large, a very relaxing house with a vally view to the sea from from the terrace. It was a pleasure to stay there. It is on a hill so keeps you fit. There is a small supermarket (but very good) within walking distance. Unlike may proerties, this house has enough space for 6 without being cramped or using temporary beds - it has three good bedrooms, a TV lounge, a large sitting room and a reasonable kitchen - perhaps a bit cramped for 6 in the kitchen, but it works. I have given 4 stars, the only reason not to give five is the hill acces for a car.If you use a big car - then you would need to park 150m away. Conclusion:- It is a lovely house and garden, well worth the effort of climbing the hill, secluded, not overlooked, a real gem.
We had a very nice week on Gran canaria. The house had a good size for us and the Telde area is very good if you want to make tours all around the island. It is almost necessary to have a car as the house is pretty far from everything. The house is nice with many rooms, a big bathroom and two small ones. There is a pool wich was nice for the adults but it was too deep for small children.
- Minőségbiztosított szállás
- Minden házigazda hitelesítésre került telefonon keresztül
- Biztonságos fizetés SSL titkosításon keresztül


text:
The recipe prior to fermentation take 45kg multiflower honey add 90liter water. you should use old black useless pollen frames or fermentation bacteries too, but if you use pollen frames it will taste better. for quick fermentation you need to put fermetation tanks in the warm place. after fementation it will loose sweetness and will be ready to distill. it will be very hard to explain my stuff better from the web site.
Last edited by eliahu; 11-20-2011 at 09:05 AM.
"Vodka" usually refers to neutral spirit (as in having no flavor - other than pure alcohol). It is distilled using a high effciency reflux column and any honey flavor in the mash would be stripped out.
If you distill mead with a pot still, the flavor compounds make it through and you would get Honey Brandy.
Of course, the terminology may be different in Georgia.
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
I know the homebrew Vodka I had from Poland last year certainly had flavor beyond alcohol.
Regards, Barry
Think of the following list of what is conventionally considered as "vodka":
All of these meet the definition of vodka (clear neutral spirit distilled with a column, several are further refined with micro-filtration to remove any trace of cogener that may have carried over).
- Chopin
- Luksusowa
- Absolute
- Grey Goose
- Russian Standard
- Sky
- Ketal One
- Stolichnaya
- Smirnoff
- Popov
I supposed you could have "flavored" vodka, but that is not really vodka. You could also use a pot still, but that really isnt vodka either.
But why worry about semantics? If I came in here and said that cyser was made with raspberries and honey, or that braggot was made with honey and apples, would you not correct me?
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
Look on youtube for "popcorn sutton" or "the last one". You will find parts of a documentary on moonshine making in appalachia. Perhaps it's all there. If not there is said to be a dvd. It shows pretty clearly how to make a still and a small run of moonshine.
I have found this website to be particularly informative.
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
Missouri doesn't follow the federal law on this matter. So if you are lucky enough to live in rural Missouri and don't show off about it or try to sell it you can produce up to 200 gallon for a household of two adults. Yeah for states rights! http://www.moga.mo.gov/statutes/chapters/chap311.htm
I guess I forget to post the link:
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
you need pollen to ferment it easily and correct dilution of honey and water
I ran 40 gal ferment with 48 lbs honey, distillers yeast and double run got me 1.25 gal 120 proof. Not a good return. http://www.artisan-distiller.net
To receive good return you need High quality Multiflower honey with high contents of glucose app: 81-91%
Also, 1.25 gal at 120 proof equates to 0.75 gallons of pure EtOH (200 proof). 0.75 gallons / 40 gallons = less than 2 percent by weight in the wash. Either your measuring is off, or that pot still works pretty good.
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
Nabber which measurment would that be?
Col Wilson
Stripped to 10% and got 5 gal low wine and ended with above.
A 1.25 gallon yield at 60% (120 P) is 0.75 gallons of pure alcohol (200 P). Dividing that by a 40 gallon initial batch volume means that the starting alcohol content was somewhere around 2 percent. Something is wrong there. You should have gotten an OG of somewhere around 1.045. If the mead fermented completely out it should have ended up somewhere in the neighborhood of 6 percent alcohol. You lost 4 percent alcohol (1.6 gallons at 200 P) somewhere along the way.
Either the mead was at 2 percent and the still did a really good job of recovery. Or the mead was at 6 percent and the still did a really crappy job. Or you measured something wrong. What type of scale and hydrometers are you using? Did you measure the honey by weight or by volume?
Something else that is odd – How the heck did you run 40 gallons through a small "Artisan" still?
I notice that you are also new here. You arent a trolling ATF agent are you?
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
I seldom measure except once in a while I use hydrometer to check if ferment is finished..
run enough to know how still works.. 10 gal at a time..
Honey was slightly fermented and crystalized.
I am to the right of Atilla the Hun.
I do not hate much but Gvt is close to being there..
Thanks for the help.
Let the yeast do the work for you and start with the strongest mash/mead/wash that you can possible charge the still with. You want something like 15 to 20 percent percent alcohol going in. It takes just as long to run a 10-gallon batch at 5 percent as it does to run a 10-gallon batch at 20 percent, but you get 4 times the end product.
Also, get yourself a good proof hydrometer.
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3
I second the hydrometer part... however, I have to disagree with fermenting at that high of ABV. Home distilling is about quality, not quantity. Although a newbie at bees I have distilled for a while. For the cleanest product with the least off flavors you do not want to stress your yeast. I would keep it at 14% or less. Also, a firm knowledge of cuts and experience making them goes a long ways. With a little time and experience you can be putting store bought spirits to shame.Let the yeast do the work for you and start with the strongest mash/mead/wash that you can possible charge the still with. You want something like 15 to 20 percent percent alcohol going in. It takes just as long to run a 10-gallon batch at 5 percent as it does to run a 10-gallon batch at 20 percent, but you get 4 times the end product.
Also, get yourself a good proof hydrometer.
Honey Badger Don't Care ಠ_ಠ ~=[,,_,,]:3


text:
idk he saying it was a "sick joke" played on him
idk he saying it was a "sick joke" played on him
He is either really stupid or really evil. Either way I don't want him on my team.
I'm a notre dame fan and I thought teo was great for nd but I don't think this will effect his draft status, missing tackles against bama prbly did that. He had a number of ints this season but is still very average in coverage and despite what some may think he is not a sideline to sideline player. Having said that if he was there in the 3rd round I'd be fine with the giants taking him.
"I will see them again" lol, he never saw her!
His grand parents passing away was true
he should have saved this story until after his performance in the BCS Championship game, you could smell the stink all the way in PA.


text:
Prague Walking Tour.
Trip Start Mar 22, 2010
84Trip End Jun 10, 2010
Map your own trip!
Loading Map
Loading Map
Map Options
Show trip route
Hide lines
Woke up to another glorious day. Rach was starting to stress a bit about all the stuff we had and was going through multiple 'therapeutic organisations' which seemed to be adding to her stress. So I suggested we leave that for Sunday afternoon and spend today checking out Prague. We had picked up a few brochures at the reception office decided to find a group who did day walking tours of the city as a fairly easy way to catch all the sights of Prague in our limited time frame. We could then spend Sunday morning having a look at what we were interested in and then come back to clean out the van.
Rach actually quite liked the idea, so we got the bikes organised and headed off into the city. We had a detailed map of the city, but not so of the outer city
Finding a small pub in a side street not too far from the square, we sat down, ordered some beers and a cold cuts platter. The beers went down a treat and when the cold cuts arrived, it was huge, full of cold meats, cheeses and pickles, although Rach did mistaken the butter for some funny type of cheese. With full bellies, we made our back to the Astronomical Clock and our tour at 1pm. Our tour guide was a Ukrainian student who had been living in Prague for 5 years. He looked a bit like a Chuppa Chup, his head was just too big for his body, but he was a nice guy. We introduced ourselves to the rest of the group, a New Zealander, an middle aged American guy and two young American guys who both seemed more consumed by their hang over. After introductions, we were taken by van up to Prague Castle.
Prague Castle is supposed to be the largest castle complex in the world, and its fairly impressive, but by this stage of our European odyssey, we are a bit castled out. Our tour guide is trying to explain all the wondrous things about the castle, the president lives there, the Bohemian royal jewels are housed there, lots of churches and religious sights, flying buttresses everywhere, oh and thousands of people
To Charles Bridge, supposedly at over 650 years old, the jewel of Prague……well, it's a bit like the Astronomical clock. Clever in its day and quirky now, but you're among hoards of people and left wondering what that was all about. Its nice to look at from afar, but it seemed every available piece of space was taken up by someone trying to sell you something. After the bridge, we made our way to the old Jewish quarter, which was interesting for the radical change in style, but the story was very similar to other Jewish areas in other European cities, the Jews were kept in a walled off section and not permitted to move (this is well before the Nazi's). The result is a concentration of Jewish architecture and of course, more Kafka sights. Our hungover American friends had had enough by this time and just left (doing nothing to alter the stereotype of Americans). The rest of us pushed on thru the old town to the Palladium and Municipal House before winding up back at the Astronomical Clock
One other benefit of the day was we had a better idea of how to get back to the camp ground without having negotiate cliff top parks again. Apart from having to dodge some traffic and trams, the trip home was quite good, half the time and so much flatter. The campground was such a welcome sight. We were hot and buggered and pretty much made a line straight for the tavern and some more cold Czech beers. WE had pretty much decided tomorrow would be a trip to the Sex Machines museum (sounds novel in a smutty kind of way) and finish up with some lunch and beers at one of the microbreweries before heading back to 'pack' the van for the trip back to Dresden. Can't believe tomorrow is the last full day we will have with the Hans Bubi.


text:
Natural Health Beauty and Spa
238 Liverpool Road, ENFIELD 2136
Natural Health Beauty Spa in Enfield is extremely committed to offering guests the ultimate beauty and spa experience. The well-established company only uses products with natural ingredients in treatments like…Book Appointment
Wax'n Shape
206a William Street, EARLWOOD 2206
Wax'n Shape, located in Earlwood just 12 km south of Sydney CBD , have extensive hair styling and beauty treatment options that will leave you feeling great Their professional salon…Book Appointment
Beauty on Crown
427A Parramatta Rd, LEICHHARDT 2040
The ultimate goal at Beauty on Crown is to transform the skin without using invasive treatments or makeup. The company presents guests with the opportunity to choose a treatment among…Book Appointment


text:
|Goal 8: Recreational Programs
|Objective 8.1 of 1: Recreational Programs Project Continuation Objective
|Indicator 8.1.1 of 1: Project Continuation: The percentage of Recreation programs sustained after Federal funding ceases.
|Targets and Performance Data
|Assessment of Progress
|Sources and Data Quality
Explanation: Previous reporting reflected only programs in operation 1 year after federal funding ceased. This new measure will indicate the cumulative number of programs in existence 1, 2, and 3 years following the end of federal funding. Number of programs being tracked after federal funding ceases: FY 1999 (N=4); 2000 (N=8); 2001(N=6); 2002 (N=9); 2003 (N=6); 2004 (N=10). For 1999-2001, 12 of the 18 programs were still in operation. Targets for 2002 -2004 are based on 1 year of data and may need to be adjusted in subsequent years subject to actual performance.
Source: Other
Other: Other.
Sponsor: Telephone Monitoring.
Date Sponsored: 12/31/2003.
Additional Source Information: Telephone monitoring.
Frequency: Annually.
Collection Period: 2002
Data Available: September 2004
Limitations: Contacting past grantees.
Return to table of contents


text:
Internship Process and Deadlines
The College of Technology requires internships in some academic programs. However, internships are highly recommended for all students. Students who want to complete an internship for credit must:
1. Meet with your Regional Employment and Internship Manager.
2. Meet with your advisor to determine academic eligibility and review the COT Undergraduate Student Internship Guidebook. This should be done at least six months before the semester you would like to do your internship.
3. Attend a required Internship Seminar with Career Services.
4. Have your resume approved by your Career Services Coordinator.
5. Complete all paperwork for the internship by the following deadlines:
Click ink and scroll to the bottom of the page for all required paperwork.
- Fall semester: Aug. 1
- Winter semester: Dec. 1
- Spring/Summer semester: April 1
6. Start looking for internships at Panther Jobs! and work with your Internship Manager to identify appropriate positions and sites.
Mandatory Internship Workshops
All students within the College of Technology who:
- Have a required 290 or 490 internship included in their program
- Are planning to participate in an optional 290 or 490 internship for credit
MUST attend an in-seat or on-line internship seminar NO LATER THAN the semester prior to registering for the internship course.
International Internships
Please visit the websites of these DU-approved internship providers and consult the Global Programs Office for further guidance and approval.
- Abroad China - Abroad China provides opportunities for current students and recent graduates to better understand China. Several programs are available such as a summer 9-week internships, Young Professional Program and an MBA Program.
- International Education Programs (IEP) - Housed at Jacksonville University, IEP offers immersive study, volunteer, service-learning and internship programs in over 20 countries throughout Latin America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania. Experiences are available for a wide variety of majors and include direct-enrollment programs at universities abroad and customized internships.
- Cultural Embrace - Cultural Embrace offers a wide range of experiential programs, including internships, service-learning and work in several locations throughout the world including Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, and several European locations.
- ProWorld Service Corps - Proworld provides 2 to 48 week cultural, service and academic experiences in Peru, Belize, and Mexico. On-site support staff, and local health care professionals and facilities. Can arrange faculty-led group programs, NGO and field internships, and semester-length programs.
- CEA - CEA Global Education offers supervised, pre-professional learning experiences in a professional setting under the mentorship of a supervisor. Many opportunities are available in English and include such locations as Argentina, Australia, Chile, China, Mexico, South Africa and several European Union countries.
- Globalinks Abroad - Davenport is an affiliate member of Globalinks Abroad and encourages student participation in their programs. Globalinks Abroad organizes three types of internship programs – 10-week Professional Development; Customized with no date restrictions; and 6-week Professional Development programs available in Australia and New Zealand. Applicants must be full-time students or recent graduates. Positions are available in Business, Health Professions, and Information Technology.


text:
Thought you might like this one. I found it on the web. Kool uh?
Sorry, did not know that such wonders of creation were the property of human. No offense was intended. Would gladly have given credit to the photographer if I knew who he/she was. I just thought as beekeepers it would be interesting. Never knew when I started keeping bees that I was becoming a politician! Second thought, NO THANKS! Way too many of them messing things up as it is.
BTW, I tried to remove photo but system won't let me.
Maybe they should have considered this BEFORE they put it on the WWW for everyone to see. Just a thought.That was posted earlier and the original artist got upset that his/her photo was being circulated around the internet without giving him credit.


text:
Lamar Miller has worked with the Dolphins' first-team offense for three weeks in a row.
Colts SS Clayton Geathers (neck) is uncertain for Week 1.
The Kansas City Star reports third-round Chiefs RB Kareem Hunt has "already impressed with his short-area burst and balance."
Steelers S Sean Davis is recovering from shoulder surgery, but is expected to be "100 percent" for training camp.
Teddy Bridgewater (left knee) took snaps and threw passes at Tuesday's OTAs session.
The Chicago Tribune considers Kevin White's (leg) progress a "mystery."
Rob Gronkowski has agreed to a restructured contract.
The league is moving the 2021 Super Bowl to Tampa Bay, and has awarded the 2022 game to Los Angeles.
The Houston Chronicle reports Texans LT Duane Brown is skipping OTAs "due to displeasure with his contractual situation."
The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports the "word" is that the 2021 Super Bowl will be moved from Los Angeles following the Rams' stadium delay, and that Tampa Bay is the favorite to be the new host.
Speaking Tuesday, Bears QB Mike Glennon said it's "his year," and that the Bears are "his team."
Speaking Tuesday, Jets OC John Morton said he's planning to use a backfield-by-committee in 2017.


text:
Nice, cosy small studio in Paris
Storlek10 m²
Våning Nr.1
- Internet/WiFi
- Kök
- Luftkonditionering
- Tv
- Rökning tillåtet
- Handdukar
Översikt av fastigheten
|Rue Léon, 75018 Paris, Frankrike
|Typ av bostad
|Fastighetens ID
|Inom några timmar
|Kalender uppdaterad
|6 dagar sedan
I rent full apartment of 10m2 - bedroom / living room / kitchenette + bathroom inside- 1st floor without elevator, quiet, located in the 18th district of Paris, in a neighborhood African market neighborhood, 5min away from the Basilica of the Sacré Coeur. The nearest metro station is Château Rouge (line 4 - only that binds all subway lines that facilitates the movement on Paris, so all the tourist spots. ), bus 31, 56, and the lines by night are N14, N44. Line 4 leave you in 4min to Gare du Nord where you had the train (RER) for the two most important airports of Paris (Charles of Gaulle and Orly).
The flat can welcome a maximum 2 people (sofa-bed). Equipped with heating, iron, screen TV (170 channels), radio, internet wifi free unlimited,shower, toilet, washbasin, hairdryer(basic, not profissinal), crockery, kitchen utensils, stove, microwave, coffeemaker, fridge, tea, salt, pepper,toilet paper(For initial use then must be purchased by the tenant), shower gel/shampoo, moisturizer, cologne, shaving cream, razor, swab,sheets,pillows,blankets,towels and washcloths. The linen of the house (sheets, pillowcase, duvet cover, towels) are washed 2 times, and dried at high temperature, they are not ironed. You may find spots that are not party with two wash stain remover, they are clean stains. The costs of electricity and water are included in the price of stay
In arrival, will be asked a deposit of 100€ in cash.This will be refunded upon departure if no damage is found.
A recurring question is if I'm close to the center of Paris:
Paris is not a city like any other.It is a city divided into 20 districts, in no order of distance. Despite the existence of district number 1,which is located in the center of a map of Paris.The borough (district) 4 is the most central of the fourth convergence of almost transports in the station "Chatelet Le Halle". But the tourist points are not concentrated in this "centers".
You had to monuments scattered throughout Paris. For example, the Eiffel Tower is located in the 7th district. The Arch of Triumph in the eighth. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart in the 18th. The Museum of the Louvre in the 1st district. Opera is the 8th district. The largest museum of Modern Art "Beaubourg" is located in the 3rd district. The Place de la Bastille is located in the 11th district...
The apartment is located in neighborhood where an African market, so the majority of the population live often, they are people of black skin. This often causes a awesome surprise, fear, prejudice or even series of neighborhood safety. Throughout the weekend when the inhabitants of the building are talking in the hallway, or loan the door
The neighborhood is safe. The police station is 50 meters from the apartment. Police all the time around the neighborhood. If I put the description is because I have had several and serious problem with tourists that were canceled in the last moment arrived, because it was too black people
The 18th neighborhood of Paris
Tourist Office:
• Rua Tourlaque Paris 75018
• 72 boulevard de Rochechouart - 75018 Paris (subway Anvers)
• 21 Place, du Tertre Paris 75018 - Tel. 0 892 68 3000 (subway Abbesses) HOURS: Every day from 10 am to 7pm
Some historical monuments of the this district
• Basilica of the Sacred Heart - this is the second monument of France's most visited after the Notre-Dame de Paris
• The Moulin Rouge is a cabaret founded in 1889 by Joseph Oller and Charles Zidler (Boulevard de Clichy). His style and his name has been imitated and borrowed by other cabarets around the world (subway: Blanche)
• Le Consulat - The restaurant was frequented for painters: Piasso, Sisley, Diaz, Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, Monet ... More recently, the restaurant has also served as a location for several films, including, in 1997, "Everyone Says I Love You" by Woody Allen.
AND MANY OTHERS... Contact-me to recive a list
I would be in the apartment the day of your arrival to show you the apartment and give you the key. I'll come pick you up in metro station Chateau Rouge, two stations after the Gare du Nord, line 4 direction "Porte Clignancourt ". Call, or message (by SMS), or mail me when you'll be on the platform of the line 4 to Gare du Nord, and I'll come take you in station Château Rouge metro in front the KFC fast food restaurant (adresse: 46 Boulevard Barbès, 75018 Paris)
Luggage Locker
►Gare SNCF de Paris-Nord (level -1) (nearest the house) every day from 6.15am to 11pm15
18 Rue de Dunkerque 75010 Paris
Rates depending on the size of the rack: 5,5€ / 7,5€ / 9,5€ by 24 - 5€ by further 24
►Gare SNCF de Paris-Est (level ) every day from 6am to 11:45pm
Place du 11 Novembre 1918, 75010 Paris
Rates depending on the size of the rack: 5,5€ / 7,5€ / 9,5€ by 24 - 5€ by further 24
► Gare SNCF de Paris-Lyon (in the platform N/ Hal 3) every day from 6.15am to 10pm
Place Louis Armand 75012 Paris
Rates depending on the size of the rack: 5,5€ / 7,5€ / 9,5€ by 24 - 5€ by further 24
HusreglerCheck-in from 5pm, Check out before 2pm - (flexible)
Let the dishes clean. Inform/report in departure any damage or breakdown. Do not light candles!
From 10pm, French law requires that stops excessive noise (loud music...)
Use makeup remover before use towels or before going to bed!Due to a large number of towels and bed linen put out of use because of traces of makeup. It will be removed on deposit security, the price of new towels and /or bed linen! A single pillow case or only the duvet cover damaged drives the change from all duvet linen!
After a few experiences of abuse of trust. The tenant should know that: In case the services offered do not correspond to your liking or you find that the space provided is not adequate, it will be imperative to report upon arrival to make the necessary arrangements with Wimdu. Otherwise, after starting your journey and disposed of place, the claim will be denied
Any problems should be reported as soon as possible for effective management. I'll be careful, I will begin all procedures to resolve issues as quickly as possible. Reimbursement will not be possible for any problems that do not directly depend on my will, such as: problem or failure to access internet networks and television program, electrical breakage or others failure
|Veckohyra för upp till 2 gäster
|Månadshyra för upp till 2 gäster
|Check-in efter
|Check-in före
|Enligt arrangemang
|Utcheckning före
Recensioner för denna bostad
Everything was as advertised by Alexandre on the site: a very small apartment, but with all the necessary stuff and very well decorated. He was a great host, providing us information and everything else we needed. I recommend it.
Situated in a vibrant African "quartier" the room is small but functional. With a clean and working shower and toilet as well as all the kitchen appliances you could feasibly want the room served perfectly as a "home base".
The Sacré-Cœur, Montmatre district, and Moulin Rouge are well within walking distance or a short ride on the metro.
The metro station itself is a few blocks away, a slight pull with all my bags, but this was otherwise no great inconvenience. This issue may not affect others who stay here as the closest station was closed for renovation during my stay and I had to walk to the next closest.
Alexandre was very accommodating and understanding. He would generally leave me to my own devises but was readily available if needed.
The room is meters away from restaurants which specialize in African cuisine and a small supermarket which had everything I needed so one can stay close to home for dinner or venture further out on the metro.
Just across the street is a musical bar. This is a good spot for drinks and conversation (in French or English as many tourists frequent the spot) but be aware of the music which might disturb some, although it did not go into the early hours of the mourning.
Alexander was a wonderful host, the place was clean, good location and had everything you need for me and my mum.
Thanks Alexander!
The apartment is really close to Montmartre and Moulin Rouge, so you can easily walk. It is really tiny and you have to be very good friends or a couple to stay in this small place, since also the bathroom is only covered with a plastic door. All is very clean and lovely furnished and there is tiny space for everything you would need. Unfortunately there was construction work right next door, so the noise over those 4 days was very annoying.
What a wonderful stay in Paris!!! Alexandre was the perfect host! I arrived without incident and was greeted with a quick rundown of the flat and given plenty of information about the local area and Paris at large. The studio was clean and well stocked for my arrival. In a great location to shops and the metro system the studio is in a perfect position for those who want to enjoy Paris and not be located too far into the hustle and bustle. Great proximity to the Sacre Cure and the Moulin Rouge. Again I could not thank Alexandre enough for being a perfectly gracious host and providing such a great space to stay in.
What an excellent place to stay. Alex arrived swiftly on time and explained the whole process of the set up. Was a true gent from the get go and very helpful. The flat itself was spotless. Absolutely brilliant. Neighborhood was vibrant and full of life during the day and quiet enough at night that we weren't disturbed. Couldn't recommend more. Had an Amazing stay!
This studio is very smal, but everything you need is available. It is clean and tidy.
It takes you about 10 minutes to walk to the Metro station. Alexandre is a reliable person and was punctually at the meeting point to give us the keys. Many thanks for all and the two chocolate Santa Clauses.
We had very good time in Paris. Spent 3 nights in this apartment - bed comfortable, in apartment there is everything you need for stay. Location very good - 15 min on foot from Gare du Nord. Had no problems returning late evening. On Saturday there was big food market in nearby streets. There is bakery on the corner, where you could get fresh bread in the morning and sandwiches and pastries even in late evening. Many thanks Alexandre for hospitality.
Alexandre war sehr zuvorkommend. Er hat uns direkt von der Metrohaltestelle abgeholt, uns den Weg zum Apartment gezeigt und dabei Insiderinfos gegeben. Das Zimmer ist zwar extrem klein, aber das reicht für einen kurzen Parisaufenthalt auf jeden Fall aus. Negativ war, dass es Abends und morgens extrem laut im Haus sein konnte, was durch die dünnen Wände störend war. Alles in Allem war es ein angenehmer Aufenthalt in seinem Zimmer!
- Kvalitetssäkrat boende
- Varje värd verifieras över telefon
- Säker betalning med SSL-kryptering


text:
The Ministry of Education and the New Zealand Qualifications Authority are being called on to release national school statistics at the same time as students get their marks back.
As thousands of students hunker down for National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) and scholarship exams, Secondary Schools Principals' Association president Patrick Walsh told the Herald that national averages comparing schools' results were released "very late" by NZQA.
Students traditionally get their results back in mid-January, while schools get their data back at the end of January and can look at other schools' results from mid-February.
The data is made public by March.
But Mr Walsh questioned why national data could not be released earlier - allowing schools to compare themselves with others in the same decile group, analyse differences and make timely reports back to their boards and communities.
"We've consistently asked that once the results are given to students, that the ministry and NZQA provide data early on national results," he said.
"It helps us in terms of planning - and to know what subjects we've done well in, in comparison with schools of a similar type."
NZQA deputy chief executive Richard Thornton said the delays were kept as a "courtesy - and also to be bit cautious".
"You might get results that will change - students may appeal results of exams and we will have to check all of these," he said.
"And even though kids get their results in mid-January, they won't be finalised until the end of January anyway, because of appeals and corrections."
Straight after the checking has been done, the schools will have access to their own information.
"We also give those schools time to check, otherwise we could put information out on a school that they could challenge or is wrong."
It also gave them time to go to their boards and communities first.
"If for some reason their results had dropped or risen, they can go out and tell their own story before the public starts descending on them with their "Why is it like this?" questions."
For NZQA, the exam period came after a year of preparation behind the scenes.
A staggering 1.4 million standard entries had been entered this year, with a high number of pupils sitting exams across all three levels.
"Organising the national NCEA examinations is a mammoth task - the number of students going into examination rooms this year could fill Eden Park three times over," Mr Thornton said.
Exam papers, subject to five cycles of checking, are completed a year in advance.
NZQA is now in the final stages of finishing the 2013 papers.
For the 143,000 students from around the country sitting NCEA exams for levels one, two and three for the next four weeks, the heat was on.
Year 11 students will have their first taste of exam pressure when they sit the English examination this morning. The session is the biggest out of all the exams across the levels, with more than 46,000 students sitting.
Other exams today are Year 12 German and Economics, Year 13 Samoan and Te Reo Maori and Scholarship Japanese and English.
"The stakes are high for kids because of the economy, the shortage of jobs and the cost of going to university - they don't want to get it wrong," Mr Thornton said.
Mr Walsh said while students should have begun preparing for exams back in February, many students - especially boys - took to "cramming" in the last weeks of the year. "Overall, that's not a very successful approach."
The NCEA system also created an issue where some students who had already achieved NCEA levels after gaining enough internally assessed credits took a relaxed approach to exams.
"It means some students don't bother turning up to exams or some don't complete them - and it's difficult to motivate them to do their best when they know they've already passed."
Exam time
When: Today until Tuesday December 4.
Who: More than 143,000 students sitting exams this summer.
1,412,000 entries in NCEA and Scholarship exams.
120 exam sessions.
400 exam centres throughout the country.
1850 markers.
4600 exam supervisors.
Biggest exam session: Level 1 English (46,000 students).
Smallest exam session: Scholarship Latin (19 students).
Level 1: 63,965 candidates.
Level 2: 56,011 candidates.
Level 3: 39,618 candidates.
NZ Scholarship: 10,335 candidates.
What's on today
Level 1 English.
Level 2 German, Economics.
Level 3 Samoan, Te Reo Maori.
Scholarship: Japanese, English.


text:
Re: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
This design is so much fun! Love it GMV
Re: Where's Red
Re: Treasure Island
Love it! Amazing details.
Re: Escaping the Wild
So that's what a moon looks like when it's drawn and not a photo run through filters!
Re: Hidden Wolf
Is there an intentional dog face in the moon?
doctortachyon wrote:Please note re-upped version is up please place votes there. As stated can be on most colors went with olive green...but could be on any color.
Thanks and sorry about the confusion of the two posts.
You should delete this entry (the royal blue one) so that you don't "steal" votes from yourself: you want all the votes to go to the design that could print, not the one that will be rejected on Monday. For the first 24 hours after you submit, there should be a red X over your entry; you can click on it and delete the entry. (After 24 hours, you can't delete an entry.)
And just to clarify - you may already know this - at woot, Derby entries print exactly as they're submitted to the Derby. When you pick a color for your design, that's the color it prints on. You're right that your design (which is clever! I like it) would look good on just about any dark color, but from woot's perspective and the perspective of the Derby voters, they don't care: what you see is what you vote for is what prints.
Glad you were able to resubmit on another color so quickly!
Re: The Raven
Re: Capture on tiny island
jayne5 wrote:
Thanks Jayne, I hope I have chance to wear this shirt too
Thanks all for loving this design.
Re: The Scarlet Letter
My fave of the bunch
indecisivewench wrote:Is there an intentional dog face in the moon?
No, but now I see it, lol!
Hey!! How did you steal this idea from my mind?! Dang...
Very nice, anyways. Hehe.
Re: The Nautilus Encounter
20,000 leagues under the sea is no place for a man to mettle!
Re: The Ugly Duckling (21st century version)
Right in the feels.
Re: Recalculating route (Odysseus)
I love this! But I'd love it even more if the shirt said 'Odysseus' instead of 'Ulysses.' Just a personal preference.
Re: Frankenstein
Very dark and true to the vibe of the work itself. GMV! I can't wait to get it!
orabbit wrote:Boy, I never knew there were so many fans of this semi-obscure poem.
I don't think the poem is obscure at all. It is referenced a lot in pop culture. Off the top of my head I remember it being quoted in Mass Effect 3 and 30 rock. Plus they made a movie recently that references the poem in the title. (Invictus)
I really like the composition of this design. If only references to that poem weren't to ubiquitous already. Still it gets my vote.
Re: The Phantom of the Opera Noir
Noir-ish with a bit of German Expressionist, which might be odd for a French novel.
Gaston Leroux, 1910.
Re: The Secret Garden
A must have for me. Hope I get the chance to buy. GMV
this one is incredible!nice nice job
Re: Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came
Too bad. I liked this shirt as is!
This design is awesome! Perfect for talk like a pirate day.
towertuote postid="5334tower139" user="fishbiscuit5"]If I had to venture a guess, I'd say because the design depicts King's version of Roland as the Gunslinger in a postmodern apocalypse. Browning's Roland was one of Charlemagne's knights. Perhaps changing the character would bring it on theme?[/quote]
Yeah, King might be old, but I'm pretty sure he didn't write this before 1920... maybe1921.
I do love me some dark tower though.
Re: The Picture of Dorian (Orange) Gray
One More Friday Gone! this is brilliant!!!
great!love the book and the design too!
Re: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
love the giant octopus execution!
this is amazing!you´ve created a nice atmosphere!
Re: Moby pencil
Wow; pretty wicked design.
I like this!
Outstanding as always.
Re: Alice in wonderland
Haha colorful fun!
Thanks guys!
Wow! I love it. This is the best design to me from you, oakenspirit :D
tomspc wrote:why?
You're either not from the US, or terminally oblivious. Why don't you submit this over to http://yoisthisracist.com/ and see what he says.
Thanks a lot guys!
View All →


text:
Lovely Flat in the Historical Area
Спальные места4
Ванные комнаты1
Площадь40 м²
Этаж №
- Возможность проживания семьи/детей
- Интернет
- Кухня
- Можно с домашними животными
- Стиральная машина/сушилка
- Курение разрешено
- Полотенца
Краткое описание жилья
|Rua dos Ferreiros a Santa Catarina, 1200-186 Lisbon, Португалия
|Тип жилья
|ID жилья
|Процент подтвержденных запросов брони
|Время ответа
|Несколько часов
|Календарь обновлен
|Неделю назад
It is a very typical Portuguese flat , with wood floors, white and blue tiles on the kitchen walls and some traditional attic windows.
Entering this wonderful and cute apartment, you will find the hall/living area, with a TV and two comfortable single sofa beds. The bedroom has a double bed where you are going to have very relaxing nights, a wardrobe and a reading area with two wicker chairs where you can relax and read the Lisbon guide before explore the city.
The kitchen is fully equipped with all the things you need to prepare your meals, making your stay easier and perfect and the bathroom has a glass shower cabin.
Situated in the most interesting and rich part of the city, close to the Mirador of Santa Catarina in Chiado.
From this place you can see almost all the city by foot , but if you prefer, you have at the door of the flat, tram and buses stops or metro , to take you to the Castle São Jorge or to the district of Belém.
Enjoy your stay in this wonderful city! Hope to see you soon!
Правила ПроживанияBe carefull with the noise after 22h, respect the neighboors
Baby cot upon request
|Заезд после
|Заселение до
|По договоренности
|Отъезд до
|Политика Отмены Брони
Great place close to everything so yo u can go Walking to everywhere... It is a Good place yo Stay. There is just one thing that for the first moment can be funny but after that its not son fun... there is no lights on the stairs...
Richard is an amazing host. We enjoyed our stay in Lisbon. The apartment has everything that you need and it's location is very good. It is right in the historical center of the city and you won't need much of a public transport there. If we go another time in Lisbon we'll definitely book Richard's apartment.
My experience with Richard was satisfactory in the sense that he responded to all my questions and the keys were where he said they would be. The apartment is in an AMAZING location and is not without charm, and in this sense we are very satisfied. HOWEVER, it is in an advanced state of disrepair, everything is old, marked, deteriorated, uncared for, musty, even a bit gross. It is obvious that he does not put any care or special interest in keeping it up and it is QUITE dirty (toilet, kitchen, floors, dust). I think the linen was clean, but it was so old, spotted, unpressed, and musty that it felt dirty. Everything in the kitchen was quite dirty, even disgusting (we took photos). This apartment needs a good, deep clean, fresh paint, new linens, and some renewed decoration. Just some TLC!
A nice, clean apartment on the fourth (fifth?) floor. No elevator since it is located in an old neighbourhood. No light in the hallway so you have to climb the stairs in darkness or use your cell phone as a flashlight. The neighbourhood is in an old district so the streets are not well lit. It could be a problem for a single person, however, my friend and I did not have any problems.
The host was nice. I would likely recommend the apartment to others although no light on the stairs was annoying. Location is good - about 10-15 min. walk to to the touristy area.
It is a nice flat close to many beautiful places of lisboa. it was clean in the flat, kitchen and bathroom were well equipped. from the flat we had a nice overview to the surroundings. no lights in the corridor of the house. the space of the flat was a bit limited, the bed wasnt very comfortable.
the owner was very friendly and helpful.
My boyfriend and me had a very very very great time in this very cosy and full equipped apartment. It's very central for those who want to spent time in the scene clubs / and bars of lisabon. Bars,supermarkets, bus/train stations are very close by foot. Richard is a very smart and nice host.
Thank you again.
Luisa /Julian
Perfect location to explore the old town. Well equiped, comfortable.
I would say the only downside to this appartement was the squeaking bed.
It's definitely nice place to stay!
I have really enjoyed the days i spent in lisbon and one of the reasons is the place i rented... from the flat you can go walking to a lot of places and you have everything you need there... i didnt met richard but he answeed all my questions very fast using this web... if i ever travel back to lisbon and im sure i will i would try to stay in the same place... so thank you richard for being a part of my trip and thank you for beong so nice with me
We spend 4 comfortable nights at Richards appartment. Although we never met him, communication was fast and easy.
+ great flat for a couple of 2 people (more would be too many in my eyes)
+ very central (within walking distance to cais do sodre)
+ good price/value
+ well-equipped kitchen (no oven though)
+ 2 electric heaters help during cold season
+ cosy and warm athmosphere
+ wifi works well
+ great view from kitchen window, sunlight shining through the living room window
- tall people may bump their heads on low ceiling
- some installations might need repairing (toilet seat lose, shower hose sprays, bed squeaks, bedroom window blind doesn't open anymore)
- many stairs to climb
All in all a good temporary home away from home!
- Гарантировать качество жилья
- Проверить каждого принимающиего Вас хозяина по телефону
- Обеспечить безопасную оплату через шифрование на базе SSL


text:
Sponsored Tingles: Alexa Shoe Lust
We're now five weeks in to our BAND-AID® Brand Celebrity Shoe Lust feature - the best shoes worn so far this year. Killer stacks. Likely killer pain. Heels. Straps. Toe pinch. Whatever. Click here to get all caught up and then answer this: Does it hurt less when the shoes look that good? Um, no. But that doesn't make you stop. Also, that's what BAND-AID® Brand Blister Cushions are for. I saw a few of them at the SMUT Soiree a few weeks ago.
Last week we had Beyoncé stomping through Nice airport in her massive heels. This week it's Alexa Chung at the The Serpentine Gallery Summer Party on June 28th. Look at them. LOOK AT THEM. LOVE. Especially the thickness and shape of the heel. There's a sliiiight Fluevog feel to them, without going way back to 1990 and Deee-Lite styles. OMG. I used to wear my hair like Lady Miss Kier all the time. Black thick headband, teased crown, ends flipped out.
As for Alexa, the most bored television presenter of all time, she's with PBS now on Thrift America travelling around the USA hitting up flea markets. OK. Amazing. I am so down.
Sponsored by BAND-AID® Brand Advanced Healing Blister Cushions. BAND-AID® Brand Blister Cushions instantly relieve pain, and the superior adhesive keeps it in place – so you can wear the shoes you love, without a blister getting in the way. Stay in style, without the pain.
Photos from Eamonn McCormack/Gettyimages.com
*celebrity names/images are used for editorial purposes only and have no association with the products featured in this advertorial


text:
Ballistic Jewel Case for Samsung Galaxy S7 (Clear)
Currently unavailable
We're currently waiting for price information on this item. Add your email address below to be kept up-to-date about Ballistic Jewel Case for Samsung Galaxy S7 (Clear).
Want to know when this item is available?
Ballistic Jewel Case for Samsung Galaxy S7 (Clear) Product Description
Jewel is the gem of protection. Lightweight and durable, Jewel fits perfectly in your pocket and is prepared to protect in style. Ballistic cases are engineered with HexTec Six-Sided Drop Protection Technology, and the Jewel Series is no exception.
HexTec Technology
Ballistic have specifically designed the Jewel series with HexTec Technology, a six-sided drop protection for the Samsung Galaxy S7 to protect against a variety of situations.
Drop Protection
This case has 1.82m (6ft.) drop protection complete with reinforced Ballistic Corners. Through the use of shock absorbent materials, Ballistic ensures complete protection from extensive research and development. Tests ensure that the Samsung Galaxy S7 is protected from drops, slides, pulling apart and putting together, exposure to various environmental conditions and pulling in and out of pockets thousands of times.
Ballistic Raised Lip Design
By raising the lips and corners, Ballistic have ensured screens avoid surface contact. This feature aims to protect the screen from scratches and cracks particularly when laid flat.
Ballistic Corners
Ballistics HexTec technology has highlighted that the most common landing position for the Samsung Galaxy S7 is its corners. It is for this reason that they have designed reinforcing, shock-proof bumpers made from silicone. However, the slim, sleek design of the Jewel case allows this protective feature to not interfere with the minimalistic design.
- Reinforced Ballistic Corners that provide protection against cracked screens due to corner drops
- Raised lips and corners provide protection from surface shock and scratches
- 1.82m (6ft.) high impact drop protection
- Slim, sleek, pocket-able design
Reviews of Ballistic Jewel Case for Samsung Galaxy S7 (Clear)
Unfortunately, We don't currently have any reviews for this product.
Why not be the first to write about Ballistic Jewel Case for Samsung Galaxy S7 (Clear)?
Add Review
You need to be logged in to leave a comment.
Please log-in or if you have not yet got an account with us, you can register here.
Why buy from 365games.co.uk?
Trusted Retailer
We've been trading online for 13 years.
Insured Delivery
All orders are insured and delivered to your address with the best of care.
Direct Payment
We're working with the best and most secure payment gateways.
Get Rewards!
Get rewarded with Player Points! Saving you even more money!