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Residents shocked and concerned about meth, marijuana, moonshine discovery
SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. - A three-pronged drug and alcohol discovery has a Bristol man facing charges and a neighborhood in shock.
Not only was the home just a few hundred feet away from a school, but News 5 confirmed with deputies that children were living at the home at the time.
Residents who live nearby told us they can't believe what was happening behind closed doors.
The flames that spark just to neutralize a meth contaminated plastic bottle are proof of just how dangerous a one-pot meth lab can be. Click here to view photos from the scene of the arrest.
"The only thing between those chemicals and an explosion is a thin layer of plastic. If the bottle fails [or] the plastic fails, it could explode," said Leslie Earhart, the public information officer for the Sullivan County Sheriff's Department.
Tuesday, Sullivan County officials found more than 50 of the one-pot bottles along with marijuana grow lab and a moonshine still locked inside a basement of this home on Virginia Avenue in Bristol, Tennessee. Click here to read more about the arrest.
43-year-old James Skeens was arrested and is now facing various drug charges, including promotion of meth manufacturing process and possession of a still.
Neighborhood residents told us they're still in shock to find out such a major operation was so dangerously close. "I was just pretty flabbergasted," said Clarissa Verzino, who lives just one house away from the home where the drug bust occurred.
"[I] just don't like it that close to my house, you know. This neighborhood is a good neighborhood. You would never think that was going on close to your home," said Fred Keen, another Virginia Avenue resident.
Authorities said Skeens would cook several batches of meth at a time, sometimes right outside the side door.
Clarissa Verzino said that explains a funny odor she and her husband would often smell. "It was coming right into our bedroom at night, and I don't need to have that smell or I don't want it in my neighborhood," said Verzino.
Now all this evidence is in the hands of the Tennessee Methamphetamine Task Force.
Not only have authorities seized drug operations, but the home is now being quarantined by officials. "They are in the process of collecting samples inside the home to see what levels of methamphetamine are inside," said Earhart.
Residents hope neither meth, marijuana, nor moonshine make an appearance in the neighborhood ever again. "I'm just glad that it's gone," said Verzino.
Officials told News 5 if you see a large amount of small plastic bottles with residue lying around, a collection of blister packs from pseudoephedrine, or battery packaging that you feel is suspicious, report it to police immediately.


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Either one of the privileges recently afforded to the female Gisborne athlete would be enough to annoy law-abiding citizens but in tandem they are virtually guaranteed to incite widespread disapproval.
For as well as being discharged without conviction on a drink-drive charge (and despite a breath-alcohol level of twice the legal limit being recorded), this woman was granted permanent name suppression.
It seems that a fortuitous blend of sporting prowess and a history of tough times entitled her to preferential treatment the rest of us could only dream of. I'm always suspicious when there are multiple reasons offered to explain a single event because, in fact, as long as it's a compelling one, you really only need one good reason to justify an action.
Yet I counted a total of ten excuses in Athlete's drink-drive file: plea that got her off given to mitigate this woman's behaviour.
These included: being Maori, coming from an underprivileged background, excelling in her field, undergoing a relationship breakup, experiencing emotional difficulties, growing up in a remote area, being offered a job playing overseas, being a contributing member of the community, being in a hurry and being - in the judge's view - "exceptional".
But really there's nothing exceptional or even positive about wanting to taint other sportswomen with the suggestion that they're the subject of this shameful little episode rather than the true perpetrator. Rather than take the blame for her own actions, this woman has escaped public opprobrium and simultaneously put other female athletes under suspicion.
But taking responsibility for dangerous, illegal and ill-advised behaviour has long been out of vogue. That honourable notion about owning up and facing the consequences has been usurped by placing the blame elsewhere at all costs. It's the system, special circumstances, an unfortunate upbringing or a hard life that's to blame for getting hammered then getting behind the wheel these days. I'm sure we could all conjure up a sob story if we needed to but getting a judge who's such a soft touch is also a serious streak of good luck. A former policeman called the decision "pathetic" and "absolute bollocks".
In The erroneousness of name suppression I wrote that "name suppression only excites the public appetite for information that, had it been reported in the usual fashion, would barely have interested us." This point is especially salient in the case of this athlete, in light of the fact that a police press release "confirmed the woman is not well known nationally and does not play a mainstream sport".
Given that, you have to wonder how much interest any of us would have had in this story. An athlete most of us have probably never heard of and who participates in some obscure sporting pursuit is not exactly hot property. I'd say our level of excitement would have been extremely low. I can't imagine an editor holding the front page for it. But throw in that red rag called name suppression and the suggestion that sportspeople are treated more leniently than the average citizen - and the story, albeit with a different twist, takes on a life of its own.
At least we've all learned a valuable lesson. If you wish to escape conviction and enjoy the luxury of name suppression, then remember to craft yourself a compelling back-story involving hardship, be a successful athlete in some random sport - and leave the rest to lawyer Marcia Insley and Judge Graham Hubble. Together, they're the irresponsible drunk-driver's dream team. It's easy if you know how.
What's your take on the situation? Should athletes be treated more favourably than the rest of us? Do they really deserve name suppression?

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I am wondering about this. If one was to smoke a colony every 15 minutes or so for several hours would this cause the bees to consume enough honey to build comb if they were shaken onto plain foundation.
It is merely something that popped into my head while trying to think of ways to easily replace old comb with new. Any ideas are appreciated.


text: You may well be surprised to find how many times your ancestors appeared in The Times newspaper. Stories big and small appear giving many details that wouldn't be found elsewhere. This website is a pay site, £4.95 per day, but many libraries have a subscription that allows their members to access the database from either the library or from home. Check your local library for further details.


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Title wave will be a Green energy transfer
|06.14.10 at 12:06 pm ET
Now comes the hard part.
The Celtics, after dropping Game 3 on their home court, have crept to within one win of their 18th title by taking advantage of the incredible energy inside TD Garden. But if they are to raise yet another banner to the rafters in the fall, they're going to have to get it done in the hostile environment of Staples Center.
Kendrick Perkins said the key to transferring the momentum and energy of the TD Garden crowd to Los Angeles will be mental toughness.
"It's all mental," Perkins said. "I think we have to go out there and take their crowd out of it early. We can't let them get energy going in the building. I think it's got to be all mental. There are going to be times where they make runs and their crowd may get involved in the game and it may get loud in there. But we have to make sure we have to keep our composure and just keep going, keep attacking."
While their 24-17 regular season home record was tied with Miami and Chicago as worst among the 16 playoff teams, the playoffs have been a different story.
The Celtics won six of their first seven at the Garden in the opening three rounds, and went 7-2 at home to advance to the NBA finals. They dropped Game 3, 91-84 to the Lakers but came back to win Games 4 and 5 to finish 9-3 at home in the playoffs.
While it was not the 13-1 mark they had on the parquet in their 2008 title run, the energy in TD Garden the last two games clearly helped the Celtics. And they were quick to point that out after the game.
"The energy in the building really feeds our defensive intensity," Tony Allen said. "We all feel it."
Now, the Celtics need to find a way to replace that energy with focus.
"Mental toughness," Allen added. "Guys staying together and knowing what our goal is and everybody knowing what their role is when we get down there. And I think that'll get the win."
Ray Allen remembered 2008 after Game 5 Sunday night. Those finals ended with a celebration on the parquet. But if the Celtics can win once more, this celebration will be just as sweet.
"That's the beautiful thing about this whole situation," Allen said. "The circumstances that have been before us all playoffs long. We never had home court advantage except for the first round. We had to win on the other team's floor. We talked about what team we're going to play in the first round. I remember sitting in the locker room and we're watching Miami and Milwaukee play and we're talking about where we want to go.
"It seemed like so long ago. At the same time, we had to beat Miami on their home floor, we had to beat everybody on their floor in order for us to advance. We've been in this position before. I think the guys mentally are ready for it. We'll get prepared and get ready to get it done."
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At CPJ Debrief, Gettleman cites Somalia danger, reward
Jeffrey Gettleman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times correspondent, says he travels with "a small militia" whenever he reports from Somalia, the East African country afflicted by armed insurgency, poverty, and hunger. As intrusive as the security detail might be, he feels far more fortunate than the local reporters who face sustained and often deadly risks, or the freelance journalists who don't have the extensive support system the Times can provide.
Gettleman spoke to a crowd of about 100 at the Half King pub in Manhattan on Tuesday in the first event in the new CPJ discussion series, "CPJ Debrief." Gettleman, the East Africa bureau chief for the Times, has worked in the region for six years. With East Africa's needs so acute, and the volume of international reporting on the decline, the assignment has given him a chance to have a profound impact.


text: I have heard bits and pieces on beesource and on some older bee videos by brushy mountain about comb treatments. They supposedly let you put comb in swarm boxes etc. without the wax moths eating them. What are these treatments and where can I get them? Are they safe for the bees?


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Microsoft's ecosystem strategy is under the microscope after a Windows phone update has failed to come to fruition, and Microsoft has officially declared that it will support its initial Surface release for only four years.
Early adopters of Windows Phone 8, namely Nokia Lumia 900 users, have been disappointed once again by Microsoft. SiliconANGLE Contributing Editor John Casaretto explained, "When the Lumia 900 came out, it was supposed to be a phone that finally was designed to contend with Apple's iPhone, the iOS, and the Google Android phones." Unfortunately the hardware wasn't compatible with the final Windows Phone 8 platform, leaving Lumia 900 and other Windows phones out in the cold.
However, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Microsoft has promised these users a software update, Windows Phone 7.8, which is a bridge between Windows Phone 7 and Windows Phone 8. Casaretto said this update would bring some Windows Phone 8 features to the older Windows phones, such as the fully-customizable home screen and the Windows Phone 8 tiles.
Microsoft has not mentioned anything regarding Windows 7.8 in the past few months. Could this be due to more issues in the Windows 7.8 release or has it simply fallen off the radar? Regardless of the reason, Casaretto believes that Microsoft's silence indicates a major delay.
Microsoft has also announced it will only support its Surface RT tablet through April 11, 2017. Casaretto commented, "We are talking about a new kind of product for Microsoft in that . . . it's integrating hardware and software, and that changes the dynamics of the support." He went on to discuss the differences in the support lifecycles between business and consumers. Overall, Microsoft's support level is better than the other tablets out in the market, including the iPad. See the entire segment with Kristin Feledy and John Casaretto on the Morning NewsDesk Show.


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Discussion in 'December 2009' started by roscoe36, Nov 3, 2009.
KGREG: Your right though. Stuckey has his limitations, but these are even more pronounced when you force him to run 2-chest with RIP. Trade needs done.
You can tell that Rip did not have his legs under him last night, bombing up three after three...Even before we were down by 19. 1 for 6 from behind the arc, that is not Rips game. So not only is Rips style of play not working with the team that is forming now, but he wont even play that game!
Did you see those two free throw attempts where he completely misses the rim??? ....Talking about wide to the left.....
Geez. They are still playing well in the grand scheme of things. Lighten up folks. Every team has a stinker now and then. These guys aren't there yet. Do you get that??? It's going to take a lot of time and lots of ups and downs. Pointing the finger at Chucky Atkins for this one is borderline...never mind. (But it truly is.) Coach table cloth was a fool. Pretty obvious. Q is not. He's doing a great job. Anyone here who thinks they can out coach him can kiss...wait...can't express that either. Unbelievable.
How bout them Eagles?
Nah, Chucky's inability to recognize the hot hand lost the game for us. One play. I'm not a believer that such things hinge on one play alone, but obviously this lose I feel differently. We had the momentum, Charlie V was starting to get into the flow of the game (which he had not been in up until that point), and Chuck was Chuck.
Down 13 freakin' points and you are blaming a guy off the bench for one play? ONE?? Do you really think the Pistons were coming back from that deficit? There was a reason they were already down THIRTEEN at that early point in the game to a superior Houston squad. I don't buy it. No sir.
Love em'
[SARCASM]This team is trying to contend for a title, sir. If you can't accept that and hold the proper parties accountable with an understanding that we will only accept excellence, then please find some other bottom feeder to root for.[/SARCASM]
I like that. I think every post should use the word sir in it. Anything less would be uncivilized.
Toronto blew these guys out so they can't be that good. I think it was just one of those games. Hard to stop a team when their scrubs play like all-stars.
They were down 19 before that, and yes I honestly feel we were making a comeback. Had a quite similar feel to an Orlando game that was lost earlier in the year, in which we were also down by 19 at one point, until a certain Charlie Villanueva single handedly brought us back to within 6 with just over 2 minutes. So "BUY" whatever you please. Last time I checked Orlando was a damn good team. I think they went to the Finals last year. One of the best defensive teams in the league. If Charlie V can support this team on his shoulders against them, I think counting us out because we are down by 8 with 3 minutes left in the third quarter is just damn foolish. A loss is a loss. We didnt play that well on either ends. But when you have the chance to cut a lead to 5 or 6 from 19, you have to seize the opportunity, and teams that dont, dont win games.
I guess I should have stated that the one play that was made by Chucky Atkins lost the game. He himself did not, as many players did not play their best is all.
And to touch on the pre-game comments about Battier being garbage. He may not be a great scorer, a great passer, or even a GREAT defender (granted he is good though), but having a guy, a "glue" guy as Special K referred to him as last night, is more important at practice, in the locker room, off the court. Do you think any of those young guys from Houston would be nearly as good as they are with Battier being a total prick at practice? Guys like that make you work 100% all the time. And those young players like Lawry, Landry, Hayes, Budinger, and Brooks all benefit from that when the lights and cameras aren't on. Battier is valuable in many ways.
Fixed for you.
Correlation is not causation my friend. Just because we beat Orlando, doesn't mean this team is better than Orlando, will always beat Orlando, or can beat everyone who Orlando beats. There is a reason why they play the games. Also, you did not use SIR in your post.
That's unprovable though. Sir.
This is the Darvin Ham argument. And yet somehow, Darko still turned out to be a bum. My good sir.
Only one game , Max. Just like this was. Houston currently holds the ninth best record out of 30 teams. I think the top third of the league should qualify as "good". Not great...but GOOD. IMO they are a better team than us. But that is certainly debatable.
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Organisers say R&B star Chris Brown has cancelled a stadium concert in Guyana after protests over his 2009 beating of then-girlfriend Rihanna.
Brown was billed to headline a December 26 show in the South American country.
But he drew the ire of women's rights groups and opposition lawmakers who said he would not be welcome because of his assault on the Barbadian superstar Rihanna.
Concert promoter Hits & Jams Entertainment have confirmed Brown has backed out of the show, citing discomfort with the protests.
In 2009, Brown assaulted Rihanna during an argument in Los Angeles.
He later pleaded guilty to assault.
Since then, Brown has worked to repair his image, undergoing violence counselling and putting out a new album.
He has a duet with Rihanna on her recently released record Unapologetic.


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text: With all this "Musical Coaches" going on how does this affect the credit due to the choreographer? Often times the old coach did all the work, selecting, editing, helping choose costume, etc. Now skater changes coaches, how much does the new coach need to change to call it "theirs"? Especially if it was nice.


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Lake Charles Symphony conductor Bohuslav Rattay takes a dip in Lake Charles. (Special to the American Press)
Last Modified: Friday, February 01, 2013 2:15 PM
By Cliff Seiber / American Press
The theme for the Lake Charles Symphony's second concert of the season — "Spain to Finland with Stops in Between" — is in keeping with the season's theme, "Journeys."
The Spanish influence is evident in the overture, "Capreccio Espagnol," by Russian composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.
It was the winner of "People's Choice" polling done at earlier symphony events, including the September concert, the Discovery Series, Art Promenade and the Holiday Gala.
Dave Scott, professor of trumpet at McNeese State University, will be featured soloist. He and the orchestra will perform Trumpet Concerto in E-flat major by Franz Joseph Haydn.
Concluding the concert will be Symphony No. 2 in D major by Jean Sibelius of Finland.
"I came here in 1990, and in my second year here, Bill Kushner (then- conductor of the Lake Charles orchestra) asked me to play this concerto, so I guess it's come full circle," Scott said. "I love this symphony and am proud to be playing it again with the Lake Charles orchestra."
Scott said he is honored to hold the Dave Scott Endowed Chair in the orchestra.
"A lot of trumpet players will be in the audience, past students, present students and friends. The first movement is much like a conversation among friends, so it is appropriate for such an audience."
Scott was born outside Louisville, Ky., and paid his way toward his master's degree as first bugler for races at Churchill Downs. He is a founding member of Pastiche, a renowned McNeese faculty chamber quartet.


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The Canadiens have a day off today.
Some fans would prefer the team undergo a 60-minute bag skate or 30 minutes with a life insurance salesman.
We can only assume that Jacques Martin, the Bhodisattva of coachly compassion, is taking a more zen-like approach to GETTING THIS COLLECTION OF STIFFS INTO THE PLAYOFFS.
Dare one suggest that a dose of Therrienism might be appropriate?
Or a healthy hit of Alec Baldwin:
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Great space! Love the inherited stash, too!
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Great space! Love the inherited stash, too!
If I were you I would put a couple of hooks on the sides of your bookcases that you can hang you rulers from. Put pegboard on the wall above your cutting space for all your other quilting gadgets--cutters, scissors, etc. Nice room.
Great looking space.
Your room looks great! Since the guitars must stay, I think I might add a nice shelf for them along the top of the room. The guitars could lay on their sides for display and you could add quilt hanging racks on the shelf bottom or a design wall. Just a suggestion...
Great use of a small space....
Wow, I thought I had a small space. Good organization.
I believe you could thread a quilt sleeve between the strings and the struts and cover those guitars with a quilt. If you can't take good care of them, maybe they'd get moved to a safer spot. In the meantime, how about behind the door right above the litter pans?
We just bought 2 of the 3 x 3 cubby units at Big Lots ($40) tonight to do the same thing with. I have 2 bookcases that will help fill in the space to make the cutting table big enough. Big Lots also has the cloth baskets that go in the cubbies ($4 each) I got six to start with. Can't wait to get mine looking like yours. Great job.
Looks great
A person can work wonders no matter how big or small a space is. My first "sewing room" was an unfinished bathroom in the basement. It didn't have the 4th wall - but was big enough for a table and machine, peg board with all supplies, and a chest of drawers for fabric. It was really a nice place to sew. Then it got turned into a real bathroom so lost that space!


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I got the recipe for this sweet, fluffy dessert from my niece many years ago. Whenever this pie is served, it goes fast! You'll find yourself making this pleasing pie even when you do have time.—Ozela Haynes, Magnolia, Arkansas
Recommended: Caramel Apple-Inspired Recipes
- 4 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup sweetened condensed milk
- 1 carton (8 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed
- 1 graham cracker crust (9 inches)
- 1/2 cup caramel ice cream topping
- 3/4 cup sweetened shredded coconut, toasted
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans, toasted
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and milk until smooth; fold in whipped topping.
Spread half into pie crust. Drizzle with half of the caramel topping. Combine coconut and pecans; sprinkle half over caramel topping. Repeat layers. Chill until serving.
Freeze option: Cover and freeze pie for up to 1 month. Remove from freezer 30 minutes before cutting. Yield: 6-8 servings.
Editor's Note: This is also a convenient recipe for serving a crowd. The recipe can be doubled as well as made ahead of time and stored in the freezer.
Originally published as Caramel Pie in Taste of Home August/September 1994, p11
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FxiA6 - Big size, great sound
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We added these two speakers to augment the rest of our Polk speakers (two front, a subwoofer, and a center). We've only had the speakers up and going for two movies, both of which are Blu-Ray versions of older films (El Topo and 2001) but the experience has been very pleasing: we can only anticipate that the sound will be even more astounding with more recent movies which emphasize multi-channel sound. We used the Audyssey sound check to set the sound, and that has worked well. The large size of the speakers is necessitating some experimentation and planning as we try to figure out a) where the best position is for sound quality and b) where the best position is for hiding wires.
Pros: High quality system at an affordable price
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on mr chews asian beaver she said she was a mixture of native amercan, filipino and black.
crazcker are jus wierdo racist..there are certain levels of black..wow..Black ppl aren;t imbred with cousins and shit..thats why their skin has better pigments..u losers
when I see her pussy get all wet like that, I can't help but get hard. she is the fucking best!
to be on the technical side she's actually mixed but overall good video!
she probably not 100% black anyway just based off of how she looks just like anyone else like that if someone says their 100% black then they should look like the ones in Africa so somewhere down the line theres a mixture of another race
what do you mean to hot to be 100 % black that's some bull
best thing about black chicks is cuz their natural
dalton I agree she is one of the hottest black bitches in porn. She's to hot to be %100 black
Ryaan Reynolds is cute... but not exactly a top performer...
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Geno Smith - "We're going to the playoffs next year"
Geno Smith - "We're going to the playoffs next year"
Round 3, here we go... 19 picks before another Reese surprise!
Maybe they just wanted the unsexiest draft possible
I guess the Giants plans were to build the trenches this draft even though they said they didn't have "plans"... I'm cooling off on the Hankins pick (still think Jesse Williams was way more athletic and more of a beast) and picking myself up for the 3rd round.
They can't disappoint in EVERY round....can they?
"You killed my family, and I don't like that kind of thing."
So who so we think the Giants won't take this round??? Lol
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!!
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE NE again!!!
***Stat provided by "Schloss22"***
Would love to see Khaseem Greene or Okafor come to us in this round.
Sio Moore or Baccari Rambo in the 3rd....FINAL ANSWER!!
I DECLARE it. Make it happen Reese!
"You killed my family, and I don't like that kind of thing."
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Next main street/train station-34
Size22 m²
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- Pets allowed
- Smoking allowed
- Elevator in building
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Forget about your car! The apartment is located few steps away from the main avenue (1 min), shopping (1 min), the basilica Notre Dame (3 min), the pedestrian zone (13 minutes), the old town (14 min), the famous Promenade des Anglais (16 min), the beach (16 min) and so many other pretty places. Whether you are looking for traditional or modern restaurants, shopping, nightlife, beach, walk on the beach or cultural tours, everything is within walking distance! (see photos and Google map)
You'll find close by many renting car agencies along with several public stations of the city hall for renting bikes and cars (the so-called "vélos et autos bleus"). In addition, because the main avenue is well served, visiting all our magnificent Nice and its beautiful surroundings (the extravagant Monaco, the luxurious Cannes, the authentic Antibes, the charming Grasse, the Italian border etc. ..) by train, car, tram or bus, is nice and easy!
Discover our charming neighborhood and our splendid city under the sun rays that daily offers the French Riviera. We rent several apartments in Nice and are very responsive to our guests questions. It is always a pleasure for us to receive people from all over the world. Whenever possible, we will try our best to adapt ourselves to your requests. Pets are very welcome with prior agreement. We offer attractive rates for longer stays. Do not hesitate to contact us!
Please take into account that, as we want you to have a spotless apartment on arrival (and not clean as the previous guests intend), cleaning is a mandatory additional fee for everybody and is made by professionals after each stay. All other expenses are included. The balance and refundable deposit are to be provided before entering the flat.
With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the most of our "bella Nizza", we are looking forward meeting you!
Last but not least, various public parking facilities (and also streets with free parking spots) are close by.
House rulesLinen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
Pets are very welcome with prior agreement.
We will directly meet at the apartment. The exact arrival times and departure will be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably after 5 pm. Departures are preferably before 10 am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
The apartment is located at the third floor of the 2 rue St Siagre. It is easily accessible by most means of transport.
- By plane, take bus 23 (33 min) or 99 (27 min) towards the stop "Gare Sncf".
- By train from the central station (Gare Sncf), walk 400 meters (5 min).
- By car, take exit "Thiers" from the city's internal fast lane (voie Mathis).
** Late Check-ins till midnight and check-ins on sunday **
We are not available to receive guests after 8pm from monday till saturday or on sunday the whole day. Nevertheless, we can send a trusted contact person that will ask you on arrival an aditionnal fee of 20 euros.
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Reviews of this property
Nizza ist eine tolle, aufregende Stadt in der man durchaus einige Tage verbringen kann. Wir waren viel unterwegs und haben unseren Kurzurlaub dort sehr genossen. Wenn wir dadurch zwar nur selten in unserem kleinen Appartement waren, sind wir damit trotzdem sehr zufrieden gewesen.
Bereits bei der Ankunft wurden wir herzlich von Salvatores Cousin Stephan empfangen, der uns direkt ein paar nette Insider-Tipps nahebrachte und uns darauf das Haus, die Wohnung und alles weitere zeigte. Schnell haben wir uns eingelebt und obwohl es doch an ein paar Sachen mangelte (Seife im Bad, Geschirrhandtuch, Töpfe...) sind wir super zurechtgekommen. Bettwäsche und auch Handtücher lagen für uns bereit, 2 Stühle auf dem kleinen Balkon ermöglichten entspannte Stunden, sogar eine Waschmaschine war vorhanden, eine Mikrowelle, ein Kühlschrank mit Gefrierfach, ein Fernseher (französische Programme), im Bad eine Dusche und sogar ein Föhn, und eine Nachttischlampe neben unserem Bett, das mit 2 Kissen und einer großen Decke ausgestattet war, welche wir bei der Hitze allerdings gar nicht gebraucht haben. Besonders praktisch war dafür der Ventilator, den uns auch Stephan sehr ans Herz gelegt hat. Mitten im Sommer hat sich das kleine Appartement schnell aufgeheizt, vor allem oben im Schlafbereich. Nachts haben wir die Balkontüren aufgelassen, was uns zwar etwas frische, kalte Luft beschert hat aber auch ab und an unangenehmen Straßenlärm von der Müllabfuhr, Fahrzeugen oder Stadtreinigern. Abgesehen davon konnten wir aber auch die Nächte gut verbringen.
Besonders zufrieden waren wir auch mit der super zentralen Lage. Wenige Meter entfernt liegt die lange Einkaufsstraße und so waren auch Supermarkt und Bäcker nicht weit entfernt. Die Altstadt, die Promenade, der Strand, der Hafen... alles war fußläufig zu erreichen und obwohl Bus- und Bahntickets in Nizza nur 1,50 € kosten haben wir diese kein einziges Mal gebraucht.
Salvatore bzw. Stephan waren jederzeit erreichbar (wir hatten sogar kostenloses wlan), wenn wir doch mal ein Problem oder ein Anliegen hatten. Wirklich super Gastgeber und auch eine tolle Wohnung mit exzellentem Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis.
Danke für die schöne Zeit!
Lilly und Jan
Im August 2014
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Salvatore was very nice and gave us some tips for Nice. He explained everything detailed and was trustworthy. The location and the apartment itself were ok but there was a huge problem with it: when you opened the window it smelled really bad, as if we were living in a cloaca ... We mentioned the problem to Salvatore and he said sorry and hopefully the bad smell vanished until the morning. It was the first night and we thought ok, we wait until the next morning. Because we couldn't open the window the apartment was very stuffy and we had only an electric fan which wasn't a big help. The next morning it was ok so we thought it was good now but soon the bad smell blew up again and it was useless to wait till the smell vanishes. In the four days we opened the window for about 5 minutes. In the corridor outside there was better air than inside the apartment. Unfortunately the apartment was not amazing but sunny all right.
Nice city was amazing and we had a lot of fun but the situation in the apartment ruined our holiday a little. We went unwillingly to the apartment and only to sleep. We left as early as possible and came back as late as possible. I hope the smell-problem is solved until the next guest arrives at the apartment otherwise they would have the same bad expirience like us.
Such a disappointment.
At the time we arrived to Nice, we had to meet Salvatore at the agency he works for. Salvatore was really kind with us and explained very well how to get to the apartment and some other things, such as supermarkets around the area, etc.
When we firstly got the apartment it looked pretty good, the apartment was setted up and clean.
A nasty smell came from the outside, we read about this smell in the street in other comments but did not really give it importance.
The smell was like a mix between cats pee and poo, which made us unable to open the window for the entire stay. To make it worse, the smell sometimes came from the bathroom. In addition, the apartment was very warm and humid. At least Salvatore had the detail of leaving a fan in the apartment.
very central and clean. Everything available in the apartment. Enjoyed a lot my stay.
I was surprise when I enter the apartment I was not expecting that good quality of apartment in that area. We had I feeling that we are in the 4 star hotel. I will definitely share this to my friends.
We stayed in a great apartment in a great location right at the top of the shopping street in Nice. The apartment had all the necessary equipment. But the apartment lacks air conditioning, which means you have to have the window up around the clock. And it can be both noise from traffic and odors that might be a little uncomfortable. But the apartment was great.
We were satisfied with the Studio. It is located very close to the Promenade des Anglais. The host was very kind and helpful.
My husband and I had to leave the apartment after 2 nights. It was not "amazing" as the description says and this is for several reasons:
First of all, it is way to small and stuffy. But this would not be a problem if we could at least open a window. It was like 40 degrees there and absolutely no air.
Now the actual reason, why we could not open the window: these are the neighbors one floor down. We don't know, what was going on there, but it strongly smelled like human urin. Once you open the window, the smell just hits you right into your face and it smells like this in the whole apartment within 5 minutes. Just impossible...so we had to keep the window closed.
We wrote about this problem to Salvatore (whom we also did not get to know personally, just his cousin) on the very first evening and he promised us to find another flat for me and my husband. However, he contacted us on this regard first one day later in the evening (with no solution) and we had to stay there for another night. In the morning we have checked out and had to book another hotel in a rush.
We have to admit, that having such a neighbors is not Salvatore's fault, but there must be done something about it. And the guest have to be informed about this problem!
This situation has destroyed two days of our vacation in Nice and provided us a lot of stress, bad mood and costed us money, because it was very expensive to book another hotel in such a rush.
Salvatore has transferred us money back and we appreciate it, but still first after a couple of reminders...
We are sorry Salvatore, but for these reasons we can not give you a good feedback.
Natalia & Lars
Nice is a great city!!
The apartment was a fine place to stay; after 5 minutes walk you are at the beach, to the old town is a bit further to walk, but you can walk there and the supermarket is around the corner.
There are many buses in the city and also to and from the airport and the train station.
Salvatore is very helpful and kind person and he helped me with a few questions I had.
In the apartment was everything there that I needed during my stay and there was even a city map. Very useful!
I was only 1 houer in the "amazing sunny Appartment" and i leave the Appartment. I was disappointed about the Appartment. It was not sunny sorry to say that. On the pics looks good but not in real.
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Child Stars Articles
Child Stars and the effects of child stardom.
Child Stardom from the Sidelines
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Child stardom is something we talk about frequently here because it really encapsulates the lure and pitfalls of fame, and every single time a child star goes astray, the narrative is one of shock and dismay. Why? We've seen it happen umpteen times! A child is encouraged to "follow their dream" and becomes famous and a cash cow for an entire team, which usually includes parents/managers, lawyers, agents, siblings acting as extras and cousins who work as assistants. Full Story
Justin Bieber: reformed and roastable?
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TMZ posted a story late last night about how Justin Bieber's been changing his ways. He's polite to people now. A couple of times this week in LA, he was out for dinner and paid for other people's meals because they gave him a seat. Full Story
Selena came down with the drama
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I have a friend, H, and she has an expression. It's the best. She dropped it on me once when we were at a work meeting years ago, before I started blogging full-time. One of our colleagues, P, was upset about some negative feedback. She sulked for the rest of the session, then at the very end, when everyone was getting up to leave, she let the tears fall down her face and ran to the bathroom. Full Story
The Science of Willow & Jaden Smith
If you haven't already, you have to read the New York Times interview with Willow, 14, and Jaden, 16, Smith. It's a mind f-ck. It's such a mind f-ck that I don't know even know how to analyse it. Except to say that for all that the Smith family does to directly address speculation that they're heavily involved in Scientology, you have to wonder what part Scientology has played in their development. Full Story
Britney Day in Vegas
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My dad told me to break up with you
Jamie Spears, father of Britney, who is 32 years old, is his daughter court-appointed conservator. So, basically, he's legally authorised to handle her sh-t…because she's not capable of handling her own sh-t.. And not just in business. TMZ Full Story
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For the last two years Beyoncé has owned our hearts and minds – for me, Life Is But A Dream marked a real turning point in the marketing of Queen B, but as far back as 2008 she was telling us that she was going to run the world. Beyoncé married Jay Z in 2008, her parents split in 2009 (it took them a few years to hammer out the divorce), and in 2011 she dropped her father as her manager. Full Story
Lily Rose Depp will be famous
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Ass shorts: always the answer
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Lindsay Lohan: I didn't ask for it, people are obsessed with me
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Lindsay Lohan is doing a play in England. And in order to convince people that she's not a f-ck up anymore, she agreed to an interview with the BBC. Or, rather, the BBC agreed to an interview with her. It's the same sh-t she's been saying for years. That she was living out her "college experience". Full Story
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Amanda Berry's father: Always knew daughter was alive
ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. - The woman who broke free from her alleged captors and called 911 has roots in the Tri-Cities.
Amanda Berry's father and grandmother are from Elizabethton and say they're still trying to grasp how all three women survived for so long.
Family members of once-missing Amanda Berry can't stop watching the news as this story unfolds. "It's like a dream. I can't believe she's alive with what I saw. I can't believe that girl has made it for ten years," said Amanda's grandmother Fern Gentry.
Gentry's granddaughter went missing nearly ten years ago, believed to have been held captive inside a home in Cleveland, Ohio.
While a dream is now a reality, the family is left with questions. "How did she have the baby? No help, nobody? It's just hard for me to even think how they managed," said Gentry.
Amanda's father John Berry says he nicknamed his daughter Commando as a child, saying she was tough and he never gave up hope his daughter would come home. "I knew how good she was, how smart she was. If there was any way out of it she would find it," said Berry.
Berry says his daughter worked just two blocks away from home. She was last heard from April 2003 when she called her sister to pick her up from her job at Burger King.
Berry says it was the eve of her seventeenth birthday. "She came home from work the last I saw her, I was going out somewhere because they were setting up her birthday party for the next day. The next day she went missing, the day before her birthday party," he said.
While Berry says he hasn't been able to speak with his daughter much, he has one message in case she's watching. "I love the hell out of her and I'll see you as soon as I can," he added.
For those parents out there who may be in a similar situation and have missing children, Berry simply says to never give up hope and always keep your child in your heart.


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Has anyone used redwood to build hives with? I used it to build a top feeder. When I filled it with water to test for leaks the water turned a slight red tint. Has anyone experienced this and is it ok for the bees?
Has anyone used redwood to build hives with? I used it to build a top feeder. When I filled it with water to test for leaks the water turned a slight red tint. Has anyone experienced this and is it ok for the bees?
did you skip using a sealing agent? I used 3 coats of a spar eurathan and then used hot wax to coat all of the syrup contact areas. This might be overkill, but it didn't cost anything (for me this is a hobby and I enjoy spending time tinkering) to do it.
I have many redwood lids. Never had problems with em.
Not yet, I was going to seal with linsead oil and then test again, but didn't get that far yet.
Do you think the linsead oil alone will prevent the red tinting of the water?
Were do you get the hot wax from and how do you apply it?
Since the bees are going to be drinking out of this I don't think the wax is over kill.
Linseed oil just soaks in the wood to preserve. You need something with a hard repellent finish to seal and protect. Spar urethane or some other waterproof hard coating like epoxy.
I did it in what I"m sure is an "unsafe" way. I put chunks of wax in a fairly large (maybe 24 oz) steel can and heated it with a propane torch. I stirred it constantly with a welding rod, becasue thats waht i had right next to me, but any stir stick will work. i had to keep the torch flame pretty far away fro mthe can at first or the wax would smoke a bit. Clearly a double boiler method would be better, but i was i na hurry, and used waht was right by me. Anwyays, once i had about 2/3 of the can full of hot melted wax, I poured some into the feeder. I made my feeder with a center entrnce, so there are two seperate syrup areas to be sealed. Anways, i poured some of teh wax into one of the syrup bins and then rocked it around to cover the bottom and tilted it and twisted to get coverage on all of the sides. I then poured a bit in each corner (one at a time) and held it in position until it cooled. I was making these quickly, and they aren't exactly up to cabinet makers standards as far as the tightness of the joints is concerned. Then repeat on teh second syrup bin and the feeder is good to go. I did two top feeders in the same manner. They are water tight, but we're still cold in MI, so it will be a while before they are tested with syrup in them.
I hope this helps.
EDITED: I forgot to mention that I also used 3-coats of spar eurathane on it. My wax sealing was intend to just seal the corners and cracks, but wax is cheap and I thought it was worhtwhile insurance to use a bunch of it to prevent a leaking mess of syrup all over a hive.
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Seal it with wax or spar urethane. That is, unless you want cedar flavored honey someday.
Thanks for the info. I am going to give the wax a try as I think it is a safe option and will seal the wood. I will let you know how it goes.


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Women subpoena's identity of anonymous web poster
You all may have already heard about this, but it was a first heard for me. Apparently someone made a baseless claim about a woman featured in a news story who was kicked out of a mall for wearing "inappropriate" clothing. The poster claimed that the woman had in fact exposed herself to mall patrons and their children. The woman at the center of the story has sued the host of the online forum for the identity of the poster, no doubt to file a defamation suit. Just shows how important security and compliance is, even in the case of something as benign as a web forum.
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I was excited to read the "Trail of Tunes" feature about outdoor music festivals in the Phoenix Summer Guide. After all, when a headline references the Trail of Tears, you know it's going to rock! What says summer fun like the forced exodus that led to the death of at least 4000 Cherokees? Just the thought of all that misery and injustice makes me want to grab the picnic hamper and head to Connecticut for some smooth jazz. Hey, I thought of some other notable events in American history that, with a bit of imagination, may inspire other kicky Phoenix headlines: Japanese internment camps, the Stonewall riots, lynch mobs, Jim Crow, and Tailhook. You're welcome!
Alissa Lerman
In the dog house
I was upset to see your recommendation that one visit the local greyhound tracks in your Summer Guide listings. Do you really wish to promote watching the races over dinner — maybe witnessing the slow death of a hound who is pushed up against the fence and breaks its neck — as a pastime? These beautiful, gentle dogs risk life and limb every time they get on the track for someone's "fun" and profit. If one dog in the pack stumbles, the hounds behind it are likely to be injured, from broken legs, necks, punctured eyes, etc. I would hope that this would not be seen as entertainment. Every dog deserves a safe home and people who care about its welfare — why should greyhounds be an exception?
Tinka Perry
The Boston Phoenix has included two local dog tracks as part of its Summer Guide. Dog racing is a cruel and inhumane to the dogs. This sport was rejected overwhelmingly by the citizens of Massachusetts and should not be promoted as a "fun" activity.
I personally worked on the campaign to end greyhound racing in order to help these dogs get out from under their daily grind and have a real life. Their head and leg injuries were frequent and they were kept in cages 18 hours per day. Readers can learn more information about dog racing by consulting grey2kusa.org or the 2008 campaign Web site at protectdogs.org. Besides, people should not be encouraged to spend money gambling when our economy is so weak.
Margaret Patti
Not a good apple in the bunch
In "Mass betrayal," the Phoenix reports that it contacted 10 local representatives to discuss the need for systemic and cultural change in the wake of former Massachusetts Speaker of the House Sal DiMasi's indictment on corruption charges. One of those contacted was my representative, Linda Dorcena Forry of Dorchester.
Forry is quoted as saying, "I think overarchingly the public trust is well kept, except by a few bad apples." Let me tell you how Forry violated my public trust of her: at the end of 2006, I sent a two-page e-mail to her office expressing my views on pending ticket-resale legislation. I argued for a cap (two times face value) on the resale value of tickets. Forry assured me in a subsequent face-to-face meeting in no uncertain terms that I had her support.
But then Forry voted for the infamous DiMasi/Richard Vitale anti-consumer ticket-resale legislation that would have wiped out the cap on ticket resales had the bill not stalled in the State Senate. DiMasi's buddy Vitale is on trial for influence peddling.
Forry, like most of her colleagues, fell into line with what DiMasi wanted. So when Forry talks to the Phoenix about the public trust, she speaks with a forked tongue.
Colman M. Herman
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Clerks Injured In Two Back To Back Salinas Robberies
SALINAS, Calif. - Salinas was hit again early Thursday morning with two robberies within about 20 minutes of each other leaving two employees injured.
The first robbery happened around 2:42 a.m. at 1305 N. Main St. at the 7-11. Police said a man entered the 7-11 at Curts and N. Main and stood by the counter until the clerk walked behind it. When the clerk reached the register, the suspect pulled a dark colored handgun from his sweatshirt pocket and jumped over the counter.
The man hit the clerk on the right side of his head with the gun causing a severe laceration and knocking the clerk out. The suspect took an undisclosed amount of money. He's described as a 20 to 21-year-old wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and blue pants.
Then around 2:59 a.m. another robbery at 339 Williams Rd. at the Quick Stop. The suspect confronted the clerk outside of the business and ordered him at gunpoint back inside. Once inside, the suspect jumped over the counter and had the clerk open the register. While the clerk was trying to open the register, the suspect struck the him in the head with the gun. The suspect was last seen running into the alley behind the store.


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Not too shabby a game for the D-Line. I've added something new this week, namely number of each down played. I plan to add conversions and turnovers for next week. I finally joined the 21st century and learned how to publish a picture to the web. Hope this is easier to read. The stats for the Steelers game and the season re both here:
Some observations:
1. The injuries are very serious. Bannan out means we see more Edwards. I guess it is better that we know for sure he is a bust before next year. Depth at DL is very important for heat. It's also important to combat the no-huddle (difficult to substitute on the fly, but you really need to be able to take off a series here and there).
2. I am basing a lot on one play, but it sure looked like Cody had taken Johnson's spot at the 3rd DL on passing downs when he took the field on the first 3rd down. Johnson is a valuable and versatile player, but I think Billick and Ryan really wanted to see what Cody could do. He sure looked good in that first game vs. Atlanta, and I hope he gets another shot with the Ravens when he's ready. The injury to Cody means we'll see more of Stills. I would expect him to see between 5 and 15 defensive snaps Thursday.
3. Kelly Gregg saw only 22 snaps, and Ngata just 21. Very nice to get the stars some rest with a game so soon.
4. Johnson, on the other hand, played the most he has this year (44 snaps) while continuing to contribute on special teams. He had a terrific game (64 of the 73 sack yards were with him in there), and it's good to see him play so well in extended time (3 tackles and half a sack wouldbe good, but he also made enormous headway in the yards per play stats I'm posting here). If you can't take the time to mentally line up the above columns, he finished with 92 yards allowed on 41 pass plus run plays, and led the heavies in both yards per pass and yards per run yesterday.
5. Ngata did not register a sack, but he saw multiple blocks on two of the 3 sacks he was in for. How good a year is Ngata having? Well, the Ravens are allowing just 3.9 yards per play on those with him in. That's about half a yard better than the Bears as a team have allowed, and .6 better than the Ravens team total. That Ravens team total includes credit for kneels, which I don't credit to his individual stats. Kelly Gregg is a very good player, a productive tackler, has a nose for the football, and deserves a trip to Oahu, but Ngata is having one of the finest rookie season of any Ravens defender. And yes, that includes Suggs, Boulware, Reed, and Lewis, all of whom were impact players as rookies, but had weaknesses as well. If I had to rank them right now, I'd make it:
1. Reed (86 tackles, 13 PD, and 5 picks for 167 return yards as an every down player. He came close to willing a weak Ravens team to the playoffs after Ray's injury)
2. Lewis (142 tackles for the instant run stuffing master, but took off on 3rd down for much of the year, and did not have the pass defense skills he has now)
3. Ngata (yards per play stand head and shoulders above a very strong unit, but I have to drop him this low because he has only played 40% of the plays)
4. Boulware (66 tackles, 11.5 sacks, he was ahead of Suggs as a complete LB as a rookie, but that's all changed now)
5. Suggs (33 tackles, 12 sacks, 6 FF) and accomplished that with the Roderick Green playbook (There's the QB, go get him!)
Note that the tackles totals here are from the media guide, and those totals are almost always higher than the NFL.com totals.
Come to think of it, I would certainly need to include Landry and Wil Demps if this were a top 10.
One more note to frame up that yards per play number for Ngata. For him to fall to the team average, the Ravens would need to allow 4 consecutive 73-yard TD's with him (and obviously Rolle as well) in there.


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There aren't many things more American than hot-out-of-the-oven apple pie. This recipe is one you can hang your hat on. —Amy Wood, Wichita, Kansas
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- 1 sheet refrigerated pie pastry
- 6 cups thinly sliced peeled tart apples (about 5 medium)
- 1/4 cup apple butter
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 tablespoons plus 1-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons apple pie spice
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon apple pie spice
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 3 tablespoons cold butter
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- Vanilla ice cream, optional
- Unroll pastry into a 9-in. pie plate; flute edges. In a large bowl, toss apples with apple butter. Combine the flour, sugar, pie spice and cinnamon; add to apple mixture and toss to coat. Transfer to crust.
- In a small bowl, combine the flour, sugar, brown sugar, pie spice and cinnamon. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Add walnuts; sprinkle over filling.
- Bake at 375° for 45-50 minutes or until filling is bubbly and topping is browned. Cover edges with foil during the last 15 minutes to prevent overbrowning if necessary. Cool on a wire rack. Serve with ice cream if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
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Here is a link to an interesting article about beekeeping:
Thanks for sharing - as it is a longish article I'm going to set aside some time to reread it.
Interesting article. But Barry the Beekeeper says a lot of very foolish things.
He seems to be one of those fanatical my way or the highway guys. He rails viciously against hobby beekeepers, and at the same time derives much of his income from selling bees to those very same ignorant bee-killing yuppies. He says that unlike hobby beekeepers, commercial beekeepers aren't killing their bees, ignoring some of the massive losses many commercial beekeepers have been having. He says that commercial and hobby beekeepers hate each other passionately. That seems to be a clear case of projecting one's personal biases on everyone else. I only know a couple of commercial beekeepers, but both are very nice, good-hearted, helpful persons. Many of the commercial beekeepers I know only through this forum are the same.Quote:
Colony Collapse Disorder accounts for only a sliver of bee deaths over the past few years, and as long as one guards responsibly against known mites and viruses, Barry insists theres no reason to lose more than 2 or 3 percent of a hive each winter.
I would guess that in his mind, successful treatment free beekeepers are much like Santa Claus and flying saucers.
God save us from the Absolutely Certain.
I agree that the varroa mite has a lot to do with the health of every ones bee yard I don't want to say to much being only 4 year beekeeper .
I lost 5 strong hives last year to varroa and they all where year+ old hives all the hives I made last year are doing great and my mite load is super low. I been fogging with FGMO /4.9 cell in most my brood boxes /1 brood break / and drone frame in some hives not all/ seems to be doing well . I had 10 hives going in to spring and they all are doing well and I got a lot of honey and made 13 nucs so far and have 4 queens banked .
Last year I was seeing sick bees on the ground by this time plus I was seeing DFWV and I have seen only one bee with DFWV this year in that was in MAY and only 1. This year no dying bees in front of my hive what a great year my best one yet and I contribute that to low mite loads .
And I think some people that lose hives to varroa blame CCD
I was started into beekeeping by a retired commercial beekeeper. He is a great guy, running monthly free field workshops and being very encouraging to any and all beekeepers. Still, it was an interesting article and shows the divisions that can happen. My local bee club is great and includes active participation by everyone from single hive hobbyists like me to commercial beekeepers. Love it.
What the heck is creative nonfiction, I wonder? But here's a quote, where Barry the Beekeeper is speaking about hobby beekeepers:
Do you understand this level of hostility?Quote:
"They have no skin in the game because they don't really care about those bees," he says. "We just see all the time that who they are prevents them from being good beekeepers. If they don't think ahead, if they're procrastinators, if they're—it's almost like bee-keeping's the perfect spiritual mirror. Whatever you are, you're going to see in caricature." He takes a bite of his sandwich. "One of the chief researchers at the USDA made a comment to me that eventually hobby beekeepers will destroy bee-keeping and commercial bee-keeping and the bees."
"Do you understand this level of hostility?" rhaldridge
No, not at all. I also found his interaction with his wife illuminating and sad.The Hobbyist and C ommercial folk on this forum are not like Barry and friends.
I read the first couple paragraphs, down to where it says he's got a Confederate flag on his car, and decided the article might be too long for my short attention span.
However I'll say this. Beekeeping attracts all sorts and despite that we may or may not like someone's attitudes, they can still be perfectly fine beekeepers. I'll learn from anyone. Just have to forget what about them we don't like & focus on what's useful.
One quote from the article, that I didn't get to in the article but have pasted from RHAldridges quote, is "We just see all the time that who they are prevents them from being good beekeepers. If they dont think ahead, if theyre procrastinators, if theyreits almost like bee-keepings the perfect spiritual mirror". That is true, I don't know which sector of beekeepers he was talking about but I do think a persons bees can tell you a bit about the person.
When I've got more time I'll read the whole article, if I've got the whole thing wrong by reading only the posts here I'll come back and say so.
>Good point. But some were direct quotes.
I don't think I've ever been quoted exactly by a newspaper article. They often paraphrase and often to the point that it doesn't resemble what you said...
Yes, good point. I've been interviewed a few times for bee articles and am now very reluctant to do it, because of the way they screw around with what I said, the article can be an embarrassment although only another beekeeper would pick it.
I've read the whole thing about Barry, all up, he's not quite the fire breathing Nazi that some may think. Seems like he is strongly opinionated, so much so that it frustrates him to see new beekeepers buying his bees then not treating them how he would, and as a result, losing them. He's obviously an alpha male personality. If I met him I'm sure we would both enjoy the day but I would likely keep some opinions to myself LOL! But hey I'm used to doing that, having to hang with new agers, top bar keepers etc who can also be unable to handle other opinions. ;)
To those who have taken it hard that he and someone else discussed the possibility of hobbyists destroying the beekeeping industry, I've seen opinions expressed by hobbyists that commercial beekeepers will wipe bees from the face of the earth. Isn't that the same thing in reverse? Why be offended? No need.
Me, I think bees are more resilient than that, neither sector will exterminate them.
I can just imagine buying insurance from him.
I wonder if he likes the hobbyist that don't buy bees because they figured it out themselves?


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Discussion in 'NFL Zone' started by WoodysGirl, Nov 4, 2012.
I got two games, but Steelers-Giants is the only thing playing in my house.
Steelers offense looked terrible on those last 3 plays.
Cheering for the steelers is a little weird feeling.
Go Steelers!
Also, AP for MVP!
Watching Steelers/Giants here
Steelers D looks ready today.
here we go steelers, here we go!
So tired of seeing receivers complain after each incomplete pass.
Go steelers!
Nice INT by the Steelers after giving up a big pass play.
It's so good to see one of Eli's throw ups get picked.
Thats the Elisha I love.
Pressure up front can produce nice results.
Cant believe im rooting for the steelers
This is such a great matchup. I think Big Ben is better than Eli, hope he proves me right today
Big Ben is so much better than Sissy Manning
Agreed which is why I cheer the individual Steeler players in this game.
Does anyone quietly hope for Eli to get hurt?
It just feels right.
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Also spent some time hacking on a simple RDF/RSS parser using libxml2. This is a result of not being able to find a suitable tool that did what I wanted. Originally I was going to hack this into mutt directly, but it seems much more logical to roll this into some sort of fetchmail-like tool for doing the initial fetching/parsing/sorting. Then I can dump this stuff straight into mbox format and pick it up through mutt that way (since I can also add the mailboxes directly and get notification on updates, while keeping the fetching tool running in the background). I suppose another alternative would be to hack this into fetchmail directly, but the tools are different enough that this probably isn't an overly useful approach (not to mention the blatant disregard for sane headers).


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Can all people making music everywhere just agree to never use the word "artist" when describing themselves? After 17 years playing music, I've been labeled an "artist" by others many times, more out of journalistic automation than any sincere intent. Still, each time I've been tagged with this word I consider it a slur.


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I'm completely baffled on what the Giants are doing in Round 1.
I thought trade up or take Bama LB Donte Hightower..but with the pick up of Rivers makes that unlikely.
Ballard has micro fracture surgery so that tells me he is out for all of next season. So could Fleener be the pick?
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if my daughter wanted to date a muslim boy
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(she is 16)
I would not be happy! And I would probably do anything I could to stop her.
Would you be happy if your child dated a muslim?
Edited: It has nothing at all to do with the color of his skin!
no way i would never allow that.
Id hope my children ended up with Christians, but I have no issues with what Muslims practice. I think it's a beautiful, peaceful religion that has been badly misrepresented. While a christian would be my first choice for my children, a Muslim would be a close second.
if my daughter wanted to date a purple girl I would let her! I'll be damned if I would ever teach my daughter to hate a person for their religion. Or skin. Or sexuality. Or social class. Or appearance.
Grow up, and maybe take a lesson in tolerance from your child.
I'm Catholic and dated a Muslim when I was 17 and in high school. He was very nice and had strong morals. No biggie. I wouldn't care if my son dated someone of a different religion as long as she or he was a good person and influence.