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Nothing but good energy and good people.
The available rooms for rent are furnished with a queen-sized bed, and a desks. Both gets amazing natural light, so know you can wake up to a beautifully lit room and conquer the day ahead. If you don't like the light waking you up have no fear. The blinds can keep the light out while you continue your beauty sleep. Both rooms are decked out with an alarm clock. You can also take advantage of a full-length mirror and free WiFi. We take pride in ourselves and our cleanliness so you can sleep tight on our comfy mattresses. There's also an iron and an ironing board as well so you always leave the house looking crisp.
The room features an office space in which we provide basic office supplies (stapler, pens, paper clips, and paper). We would love for you to enjoy as much of the city as possible but we understand sometimes business must be taken care of. We are here to accommodate you and the FREE WIFI will come in handy. A comfortable desk and chair, will provide comfort while you work from home.
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Living room, full kitchen, dishwasher, microwave, and full bathroom (WHICH IS SHARED). All kitchen appliances are stainless steel.
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We let you enjoy your travels and assist with suggestions for our tourist friends.
The Neighborhood
If you are a driver have no fear, as there is street parking available. If you will be using public transportation the home is extremely close to the 2, 4, and 5 express trains (30 minutes from downtown Manhattan).
There are 3 express trains located a block and a half from the home. The 2 train, 4 train, and 5 train. It takes 20 minutes to get to Times Square and 20 minutes to get to Grand Central Station. Quick walk to Harlem over the 149th St. Bridge. There's 24hr Taxi service available.
If you wish to dine out here is a list of some places you might want to check, such as the Hard Rock Café, Applebee's, Planet Wings, G-Bar (An amazing Italian restaurant and sports bar), 711 (great convenience store and open 24hrs a day), McDonald's, Yolanda's Pizzeria, Subway, Burger King, Sunlight Diner (great breakfast and Spanish restaurant).
Getting around
• There are 3 EXPRESS TRAINS located a block and a half from the home. The 2 TRAIN, 4 TRAIN, and 5 TRAIN.
• It takes 30 minutes to get to Times Square and 30 minutes to get to Grand Central Station.
• Quick walk to Harlem over the 149th St. Bridge
• There's 24hr Taxi service available.
House rulesSmoking, pets and unaccounted guests NOT permitted inside the apartment. Take off shoes upon entering the home, NYC street at not the cleanest so why bring it home loll. Please remove uneaten items from the refrigerator and dispose of all trash from unit before check-out. Leave the space as it was found. Complete House Rules provided upon booking confirmation. Thank you!
Cleaning service fee included in the total nightly price.
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Reviews of this property
Apartment functional and properly equipped. Special thanks for waiting for our arrival when we were stuck in traffic jams. The only thing that bothered us a bit was a damp smell in the bedroom. The apartment could also be a little cleaner. Besides that, all ok.
10 days in the South Bronx, close to Harlem, to a subway station with several Express trains, to a huge store market (Bronx Market Place), facilities like Seven-Eleven, Burgers, Italian Restaurant, mobile phone shop nearby. A german-brazilian family of four persons visiting the "Big Apple".
The appartment is situated in a quiet street with neighbours who obviously are interested in a safe and quiet neighbourhood. To underline it most of them put an information plate in the entrance. On the evening of our arrival Grover sent Stephanie to greet us and to show us the appartment. Kitchen and living room are shared spaces but most of the time the permanent residents of the house didn't make use of it. There is a wifi internet connection but not with the same power in all rooms.
We enjoyed to be in NYC without staying in the middle of Manhattan, always busy. By subway downtown the northern Central Park was only 12 min away. A bit more than half an hour to reach lower Manhattan. Uptown we went to the NY Botanical Garden and Little Italy of the Bronx. Unfortunately we hadn't enough time to visit the Bronx Zoo. Sometimes we used the bus, not expensive when you buy a metro card unlimited rides for one week.
The rooms were as clean as showed on the fotos. Little problems has been solved in a short delay. In spite of the fantastic fall weather it was a bit cold inside, the heating was not yet installed. So we used the mobile heaters for the "warm up". One bed was noisy when moving on it. In summary I think we were very lucky having chosen this appartment north to Manhattan.
We felt very well cared for at the property of Grover! Everything was as described: There are two rooms in Soutterain (basement) with a bathroom in between. And in between is still a small room, which is inhabited by a really nice young man (but almost never been there). Kitchen and living room (1st floor) are large and as shown on the pictures. Everything was very clean! Despite communal use!
On 2nd floor there is another nice room (for up to 4 people) that although our time was not rented and another nice lodger (who was also almost never there).
The location is really super cheap location to the metro and we could park our car right outside the door.
Do not fear the Bronx! The environment was really nice and peaceful!
Wir haben uns in der Unterkunft von Grover sehr gut aufgehoben gefühlt! Alles war wie beschrieben: Es sind zwei Räume im Soutterain (Tiefparterre) mit einem Bad dazwischen. Und dazwischen ist auch noch ein kleines Zimmer, das von einem wirklich netten jungen Mann bewohnt wird (ist aber fast nie da gewesen). Küche und Wohnzimmer (im 1. Stock) sind groß und wie auf den Bildern abgebildet. Alles war sehr sauber! Trotz gemeinschaftlicher Nutzung!
Im 2. Stock gibt es noch ein weiteres schönes Zimmer (für bis zu 4 Personen), dass allerdings zu unserer Zeit nicht vermietet war und einen weiteren netten Untermieter (der auch fast nie da war).
Die Lage ist wirklich supergünstig zur Metro gelegen und unser Auto konnten wir direkt vor der Tür parken.
Keine Angst vor der Bronx! Die Umgebung war wirklich sehr nett und friedlich!
I recently relocated to NYC and needed a quick place to stay until my apartment was ready. The room was comfortable and clean, and so was the bathroom. Not to mention, I felt safe walking around the neighborhood. The local people were all very helpful.
Though I did not meet Grover, he was available and responded in a timely manner via phone and email to answer all my questions. The apartments location is 1 block away from the 2, 4 and 5 trains, which is convenient if you need to go further uptown, into Manhattan or Brooklyn. And it's also a quick train ride if you're looking to get to Time Square Square.
There is a Target a few blocks away if you need to grab toiletries, snacks, etc. The only drawback is that food options are a little slim if you're interested in eating healthy. However, it wouldn't impact my decision on staying here again.
A great experience, I highly recommend if you're visiting the NYC!
The house is a big brownstone located in a nice neighborhood in the Bronx section, very close to Yankee Stadium, with a subway stop right around the corner. It only took about 15 to 20 minutes to get there from midtown. I decided to stay here instead of a regular hotel to get a home away from home feel. I defiantly got my wish!
The interior is beautifully furnished, elegant and cozy. My room was very spacious, noise free, with a comfortable bed. It's safe to say you will get a good night's sleep. Everything from top to bottom was very clean, bathroom spotless! The people in neighborhood were very nice. Two different people said good morning as walk right down the street to a nearby dinner for breakfast. An extra bonus!!!
The owner is such a sociable and warm host, and will go to great lengths to make sure you're comfortable! He can also give you recommendations on restaurants and other activities in the area. What a great stay!!!
Great place to stay! Clean room (linens/towels), which is extremely important for me. Very nice, updated kitchen & bathroom. Very quiet home; never knew or heard anyone else in the home unless there was a chance meeting in the kitchen. :-) Quick walk (less than 5 mins) to subway and direct ride into Manhattan on the 4 or 2 train. Felt comfortable walking from the subway at night.
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Very good welcome when we arrived the apartment late in the evening. The apartment is large and enough space for the 5 of us. Nice street that was decorated for Halloween. Short walk to the Subway that took us downtown in 20 minutes. The only 'but' is that the apartment was not very clean.
The flat is fine as long as you don't need to reach the host for something going wrong.
In our case (we spent 8 days), we had a bad (or none) internet connection the whole time.
The big issue here is that we couldn't reach the owner the day we arrived and the whole next day. I ended up with a high phone bill because I had to use my own mobile phone from abroad. Eventually they fixed it, it worked for a few hours and then nothing. The connection was on and off the whole time. We must have had a connection a total of 4 days. The ladies occupying the flat downstairs had the same issue (same owner).
What frustrated me most is how nice and available the owner seemed to be in the emails leading to the trip but once we got in NY there was nobody on the other end of the line. The owner told that they are not a hotel therefore I should not expect them to be available all the time. I had full silence for hours! He also told me that I shouldn't let a bad connexion or lack thereof ruin my trip! I am sorry but 1) I paid for a flat with wifi 2) I decide what is important for me and as a traveler I rely A LOT on the internet to plan my activities and find my way around a city I don't know.
That was my experience.
We have a fantastic family enjoyed our visit to New York from our temporary home in Harlem. Everything was perfectly fine, contacts with landlord Grover, air conditioning, clean, fully equipped kitchen, washer, dryer, metro and supermarket around the corner and all at a great price. We had five of us access to five two beds on three floors. And if I still need a little less positive report that was that two of the beds were quite hard and that only a few TV channels did. But we also did not really watching tv .....
We hebben met de hele familie fantastisch genoten van ons bezoek aan New York vanuit onze tijdelijke thuisbasis in Harlem. Alles was dik in orde, contacten met huisbaas Grover, airco, schoon, volledig uitgeruste keuken, wasmachine, wasdroger, metro en supermarkt om de hoek en dat alles voor een prima prijs. Wij hadden met zijn vijven de beschikking over vijf twee persoonsbedden verdeeld over drie verdiepingen. En als ik dan toch nog iets minder positiefs moet melden dat was het dat twee van de bedden nogal hard lagen en dat slechts een paar tv-zenders het deden. Maar we kwamen ook niet echt voor het tv kijken.....
Nice apartment, individually decorated and great location. Features comprehensive, there was everything you need. We (2 women) have at any time felt safe in Harlem. Basically, even if clean. The toilets could be a bit better cleaned completely. If you do not like to sleep rather than duvet cover with flat sheet, one would have to bring sheets (oversize). Towels etc all there.
Nice reception, even with a bottle of wine in the fridge. And Wi-Fi works well.
Nette Wohnung, individuell eingerichtet und prima gelegen. Ausstattung umfassend, alles da was man braucht. Wir (2 Frauen) haben uns jederzeit in Harlem sicher gefühlt. Grundsätzlich auch soweit sauber. Die Toilette könnte ein bisschen besser rundum geputzt werden. Wenn man es nicht mag mit Überschlaglaken anstatt Bettbezug zu schlafen, müsste man sich Bettwäsche (Übergröße) mitbringen. Handtücher etc alles da.
Netter Empfang, sogar mit einer Flasche Wein im Kühlschrank. Und WLAN funktioniert auch.
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CROOKED RIVER RANCH, Ore. - Shortly after 11:30 a.m. Sunday a Challenger II light sport plane crashed near the Prineville Airport.
The only person on board, Murray Crowe, 47, of Crooked River Ranch, died at the scene.
"I'm so grateful that, that's the way it went, because he loved flying," Murray's wife, Carmen, said Monday.
The Oregon National Guard Iraq War veteran is survived by his daughter, son and wife.
"He was an amazing man, in every shape and form," Carmen said. "I'm so blessed that I got to be his wife for 25 years, and we had a wonderful marriage."
Murray recently surprised his wife with a trip to Hawaii for their 25th anniversary.The two renewed their vows on the beach. Carmen says it was all Murray's idea.
"Just always being there for everybody who needed him. You'd get a phone call and he'd just be out the door," Carmen said.
Murray's son, Steven, shared a passion for flying with his dad. The two spent many hours working on planes, including the one Murray was flying Sunday.
"He was one of the few I could talk to, about really my passion," said Steven. "I really thank him for that."
Steven has more than 50 flying hours. Carmen said Murray was a student pilot with 75 hours, and he achieved solo status in June of last year.
"He loved flying," Carmen said. "That was just a freedom for him, as well as I know it is for Steven. I have a lot of comfort in that."
It's comfort Murray's friends and family now find in the many memories they shared with him.
"I miss him a lot. I really want him to come back, but I'll just have to finish what we started together," Carmen said.
As for what she would tell him: "What would I say? That I love you dearly, and I appreciated your support. Thank you for the babies and that incredible fairytale life. I love you and I miss you always."
The cause of the crash is under investigation. by the FAA and NTSB
Carmen says the support from all of Murray's friends and family is helping them get through their loss. She says she has loved hearing all the stories, and thanks everyone who has visited, called or written.
A Funeral will be held Saturday, September 14th at 1:00 p.m. in Prineville at the National Guard Armory.
A wake will follow at 3:00 p.m. at 6728 South Adams Drive in Culver. If you would like to help the Crowe family, they said you can bring a food dish or drink to the wake.


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Dose anyone have any info on the varroa treatment that better way wax meltter is offering, It is a 6/58 supper with a heater /blower and uses viengar or essentia oils .
Q/1 how well dose it work ?
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I wen to dinner with Ms. Dublier last night, and I was sooo embarrassed. First she made your mom jokes, and then asked loudly, "What's a brown starfish?"
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Hope College is among only 300 colleges in the nation included in the recently-released fifth edition of "Barron's Best Buys in College Education," published by Barron's Educational Series.
Written by Lucia Solorzano, the guide includes
institutions identified as giving students and parents the
best value for their education dollar. A recent Hope
graduate--now in law school--who is quoted evaluates the
college by noting, "Although I wouldn't call the competition
for grades intense or the classes frustratingly difficult, I
would stack the education provided [at Hope] against that
obtained at any other school."
The profile begins with a statistical summary that
includes information such as overall enrollment, the
student/faculty ratio, and tuition and fees. The subsequent
narrative examines characteristics such as the composition
of the student body, the academic program, facilities,
campus life and financial aid. A senior assesses the
faculty with, "Our faculty care about the growth of
students, as intellects, as personalities, and as human
"Barron's Best Buys in College Education" includes
institutions from each of the 50 states. Those profiled
range from the United States Air Force, Military and Naval
academies; to the College of William and Mary in Virginia;
to Central College in Iowa; to DePauw University, Earlham
College and the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.
The guide includes nine schools from Michigan. In
addition to Hope, they are: Adrian College, Albion College,
Alma College, Calvin College, GMI Engineering and Management
Institute, Hillsdale College, Kalamazoo College and the
University of Michigan.


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Top photo: UTSA community members view new plans
Bottom photo: Aerial view of UTSA Main Campus
UTSA unveils final draft of new campus master plan
By Lorna Stafford
Development Communications Coordinator, Office of the Vice President for University Advancement
(June 9, 2009)--UTSA officials unveiled on June 8 the final draft of a new campus master plan that will guide the development of UTSA for several decades.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
Article tools
>> Download a summary (PDF document) of the June 8 master plan presentation including artist's renderings and maps
>> View a video of the June 8 UTSA Campus Master Plan presentation (Windows Media Player -- free download).
>> View coverage of the campus master plan unveiling event by KENS-TV, KSAT-TV and KABB-TV (Windows Media Player).
Nearly 18 months in the making, the plan lays out a blueprint for growth on the Main and Downtown academic campuses and for an athletics and recreational complex at UTSA Park West. The Institute of Texan Cultures master plan is still in development, and plans for its 15-acre site also will tie into the City of San Antonio's vision for redeveloping downtown's HemisFair Park.
The plan, which will be presented to the UT System Board of Regents in August, strives to make the university's three campuses more livable, workable and sustainable, and supports the university's strategic plan, UTSA 2016: A Shared Vision. Suggested changes include a refurbished Main Campus entrance at Loop 1604 and John Peace Boulevard with a bell tower as an iconic image; transforming both academic campuses by adding tree-lined walkways and paseos; and gradually replacing surface parking with parking garages.
"As we reach our goal to become a nationally recognized research university, it is vital that we design a plan that will best support that vision," said UTSA President Ricardo Romo. "I am confident we have done that here."
The university worked with BGK Architects Inc. of Austin and Michael Dennis and Associates of Boston during the process. All planning documents, an executive summary and the final master plan will be available on the UTSA Web site within the next three to four weeks.
The plan was developed following a series of meetings with numerous stakeholders of the university.


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Town Square
Downtown Pleasanton has special appeal
Original post made by Jeb Bing, editor of the Pleasanton Weekly, on Jun 22, 2013
The city's new Hospitality Guidelines, approved by the Pleasanton City Council, now allow alcoholic beverages to be sold until 11 p.m. any night, an hour later than before, and without any special permits that used to take restaurant applicants months to obtain at significant costs. Even the allowable decibel level has been raised so that small bands, combos and individual musicians can play at any downtown restaurant or store to their heart's content and throughout the day. Olson said a retailer who wanted to add musical talent to attract shoppers was often discouraged by the long wait time required to get a city permit.
Olson told members of the Valley Real Estate Network that the PDA will hold 48 events this year, including its popular First Wednesday street parties and Friday night Concerts in the Park, both which are attracting thousands to downtown Pleasanton through September. The PDA's five-year plan lists 77 action items to boost downtown businesses where scores of retailers and restaurateurs are on waiting lists for available space. In Farmers Market, alone, Olson said more than 300 vendors are waiting for spaces to open.
New businesses come and go in Pleasanton's downtown as in other cities, she said. Acadia Health, a newly established natural health store, just opened at 608 Main St. and Workbench Main Street, a branch of the well-known hardware store in Mission Plaza at Valley Avenue and Santa Rita Road, will open in the former Domus store at the end of August. The franchise holders of Round Table Pizza lost their franchise and closed two weeks ago, but the property owner already has new prospects seeking the space, including one that may open a Round Table Pizza there again. A new wine bar will soon open on Railroad Avenue, a Corner Crepery has signed for a store on Main Street and a Carob Ice Cream store will open shortly in Tully's Plaza, which Coldstone left this spring.
Asked how Pleasanton's downtown compares to Livermore's, Olson said the two are strikingly different although both complement each other. Both Olson and Livermore Downtown's executive director Rachael Snedecor sit on the board of the California Main Street Association, both are involved in their respective community organizations, including the chambers of commerce and historic preservation efforts, and the two organizations occasionally co-sponsor downtown shopping events with seasonal sales promotions in each city.
Still, the ambiance is different with Pleasanton offering a true historic atmosphere with buildings dating well back into the 19th century. Livermore, on the other hand, benefited from millions of dollars through a redevelopment agency, which paid for rebuilding First Street and adding new amenities, including the Bankhead Theater and the acquisition of land for an even larger performing arts center. RDAs, which Pleasanton never had, have since been declared illegal which means cities such as Livermore that were counting on those funds must find other sources to continue projects it had planned.
Nightlife is also different in the two communities, Olson said. Livermore appeals to a younger crowd with a downtown movie theater as a key attraction. Although Pleasanton residents, in a survey, said they want more similarly exciting attractions in our downtown, when consideration was under way of the Hospitality Guidelines measure, many told the PDA and City Council they didn't want a downtown filled with teenagers or bars that would be open late at night. As a result, Olson, the PDA and the City Council took a more moderate approach, extending the time for alcoholic beverages to be served to 11 p.m. across the board but continuing tight controls on which establishments can remain open later.
"So we're always running and moving to make our downtown appealing, exciting and diversified," Olson told the Realtors to loud applause.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 22, 2013 at 10:03 am
lol. I love how the curfew on downtown businesses is earlier than the curfew Ptown parents impose on their kids, if at all.
a resident of another community
on Jun 22, 2013 at 10:21 am
Don't want kids and teenagers downtown? That is probably one of the most uninviting statements for Pleasanton parents. Maybe if there was some type of teen center or business that caters towards teens, we wouldn't be having kids defecating in a school library, kid(s) speeding down Foothill Rd, mother's having stripper parties (happened some years ago) or other dangerous shenanigans.
a resident of Livermore
on Jun 22, 2013 at 10:42 am
Unfortunately, the needs of children/adolescents are rarely considered in the social life of a community.
What's developing is more and more drinking holes, prostitution, silly willy crime, and newly discovered anti-social behaviors.
If you care about the quality of life for your families, step in now.
Realtors are all about PROFIT! no kidding...
a resident of Downtown
on Jun 22, 2013 at 1:05 pm
So Guest thinks that the taxpayers of Pleasanton should fund a teen center for all of those wonderful and well behaved kids being raised by the overly entitled and disengaged parents of this town. You think a little excrement in the school is a big deal, watch how those kids would deface and vandalize their own teen center. While mommy and daddy attend to their full social schedules while leaving the brats to be watched by others downtown. You really believe that(Word removed by Pleasanton Weekly Online staff)would have been content to play games with other teens rather than posting photos of his excessive speed on local roads? Please get real. The Pleasanton teens are already so far gone down the wrong path that funding and building a place for them to personally destroy is beyond stupid. When the parents start to impose some morals and standards on their kids the rest of us will consider throwing them a bone. And before you comment on my non-parental status -- I raised three in this town, all of whom are on their own as productive members of society. No drugs, no arrests, no damage. It can be done, it just is not a priority for the parents who are more concerned with their status than their parenting.
So the short comment is -- I approve of gearing downtown toward adults not kids. Far more likely to actually have something that people want to attend without trying to avoid the gangs of nasty brats being raised in this town.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 22, 2013 at 7:34 pm
And here in our pleasant town we have Resident. A typical post of righteousness and negativity. What a lovely representation of the town, hearing a voice like this.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 22, 2013 at 8:22 pm
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a resident of another community
on Jun 23, 2013 at 10:24 am
Residents post was comical to read. Drive downtown on the weekends and you'll still see teens hanging out in the Tully's Center. I'd much rather have teens gathered at a public/community event then scattered about the town doing god knows what. A teen center isn't simply putting games out on tables and expecting them to sit for hours on end. Additionally, the graffiti comment and destroying a building seems a bit stretched. If you're comments are coming off of anger towards the kids at Harvest Park, believe it or not, majority of teenagers don't think like those kids.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jun 23, 2013 at 11:51 am
Growing up in a large city we had neighborhood parks. The park closest to our house had a big clubhouse where we could play ping pong,sign up for classes (arts crafts/theater) etc. had a baseball field, basketball courts, tennis court and play structures. It was used by kids and teens of all ages. They could incorporate something like this where they are tearing down the water slides. Give kids a safe place to go, adjacent to outdoors. Would offer jobs as well.
a resident of Ridgeview Commons
on Apr 24, 2017 at 12:55 pm
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B&B in the south of Paris 100 m2 terrace
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Boyut66 metrekare
Floor No.7(with elevator)
- Engelli erişimi
- Kahvaltı
- Binada asansör
- Aile / Çocuk dostu
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- Balkon/teras
- İnternet/Kablosuz ağ
Accommodation summary
|avenue saint exupery, 92320 Chatillon Montrouge, Fransa
|Mülkiyet türü
|Özel oda
|Referans kodu
The room(chamber) of 21m2 refreshed of a double bed with a window giving onto a sunny terrace of 100 m2 and a lounge(show) of 45 m2.
Privative bathroom with TOILETS, hairdryers and towels(briefcases) are supplied with shampoo and soap for your biggest comfort.
Separated TOILETS Free access: WIFI, Lounge(Show), room has food and cook
Washing machine (for long stay)
Oven, microphone(microcomputing) waves, refrigerator
The district Châtillon is in the South of ideal and very quiet Paris it is in 5 minutes walk of Paris, it is very well harmed(served) on the line Montparnasse, Disabled persons, Champs-Elysées, and saint Lazare for Galleries Baby cloth and the Spring has Haussmann
The apartment is situated at the end of the line 13. Subway Stade de France direct (saint Denis) in 20 minutes
The apartment is situated at the end of the line 13. Subway Stade de France direct (saint Denis) in 20 minutes
Streetcar T6: 15 minutes for the very big shopping mall of Vélizy 2 with 300 shops for your shopping. 2 shopping malls in front of the building. Free outside parking lot
I would be happy to share with you our Parisian good addresses(places) (restaurants, bars, etc.) and to advise(recommend) to you in your tourist route(course).
Ev kurallarıPlease contact me BEFORE booking
Please take off your shoes before coming in.
Smoking only outside.
It is forbidden to eat in the room. The terrace and a large dining room are available for meals.
Allergic careful there is a cat and a dog in this apartment.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
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I had a wonderful stay at Catherine's place. Her apartment is very clean and has a nice balcony with a view of Eiffel Tower. The place is close to a metro station and most of the Paris sights are easily accessible. Catherine is very helpful person as she helped me to arrange/plan my visits in Paris. I felt comfortable to stay there except that I was not allowed to take shower after 23:00 hr. Anyway, thank you Catherine for everything.
Paris, what a gorgeous city!! Our stay was made even more memorable by our lovely hostess, Madam Catherine and her wonderful family. The pretty room in this fantastic apartment was spacious and clean with plenty of cupboard space. The bathroom was always clean with a fresh supply of towels (as you require). The apartment is on the top floor and from your own private part of the balcony you have a wonderful view of the city and the Eiffel Tower. Catherine ensured that we were very comfortable and was very accommodating and helpful in assisting us with dinner reservations, and taxis, etc. The apartment itself is only a very short walk to the Metro from where you can go anywhere (+- 500m). There are also a couple of resturants and shops in the area as well as a pharmacy and a very good bakery (Patissiere). Catherine provides a good, substantial continental breakfast and great coffee to get you going in the morning. The B & B near the Champs Elysees was a wonderful find and very good value for money!
Catherine was very very nice and made a wonderful attempt to help us with the aid of an electronic translator. She actually went out of her way to help find a specific gift that I was looking for. Catherine also met us at the train station when we first arrived and showed us the area around the apartment so that we would know where the closest supermarket and food was. The rules of the house are pretty strict, that is, no showers or flushing toilets after 10PM, no breakfast after 9AM (except on Sundays). Overall, Catherine was lovely.
Catherine is a friendly, helpful host. Her penthouse apartment is wonderful with a balcony that has views of the Eiffel Tower. It is very easy to reach the centre of Paris by metro (15 mins) and she explained where we could park our car nearby for free. The breakfast was beautiful and was served with fresh flowers. We had a wonderful stay. Thank you Catherine.
Catherine was a wonderful hostess. Her home is beautiful, she made us feel very welcome and the breakfast she made for us every morning was wonderful. Our stay with her exceeded my expectations. It was convenient for the metro and it was such a treat to view the Eiffel tower from the balcony whenever we wanted. I hope we can come to Paris again soon and stay in their wonderful place.
Catherine is a lovely lady, very kind and bubbly. The room was very comfortable and more than enough for my stay. She also has a lovely family and I was priviledged to meet with a few of them. The views from the balcony are amazing, especially the Eiffel Tower at night, the flat is close to the tube station for easy travel to main Paris attractions. I would definitely recommend Catherine
I am a journalist. And as a journalist it is in my nature to find out experiences.In the last moment I canceled my hotel booking for having an experience with a true parisian. It was quite a surprise to find Catherine and her lovely accomodation.
Besides that there are really nice people - the accomodation itself it's great. All the pictures are real. The breakfast is an excelent and gourmet one - with all from good bread, to croisants, eggs, jiuce, milk..etc.
Although the residence is not central, it is more than well connected : for real 1-2 min to line 13 ( directly to Champs Elysee - 15 min), and from the Charles du Gaule Airport ( 46 min). Besides all - you will find an great terace, a lovely place to enjoy your cofffe or wine in the evening having a great view to Eifel Tower.
It is not a residence for rude people. If you are an educate and you truely appreciate good taste, you will love this.
Catherine, you will be always my host in Paris!
With all my best regards,
Séjour plus qu'agréable chez Catherine : confort et calme, gentillesse et contact en toute simplicité, qualité de chaque détails dans l'aménagement de la chambre et de la salle de bain, proximité des transports en commun et des commerces. Je recommande vivement cette adresse et j'ai bien l'intention d'y retourner. Merci Catherine.
Catherine est une hotesse pur sang, gentille et empressée. C'est un plaisir d'etre dans la chambre et de jouir la terrasse et la vue. Certainement quand il est beau.
Nous apprécions plus d'avoir une salle de bain annex. En ce cas il sera perfect!
Catherine is a hostess pur sang, nice and helpful. It's a pleasure to be in the room and to enjoy the terrace and view. For sure when the sun shines.
We would appreciate an annex bathroom. In that case it would be perfect!
Traumhafte Lage, herrliche Dachterrasse, sehr ruhig, angenehme Vermieter. Auf den kleinen Hund und die Katzen wurde in der Anzeige hingewiesen, so dass Hunde- oder Katzenallergiker informiert sind. Da zwei Tage für Paris definitv zu wenig sind, werden wir diese Ferienwohnung wahrscheinlich erneut buchen.
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A third rate actor who does summer stock past the age of 60. Less notable for his talent than his willingness to work for just under minimum wage. A boozer and a loser, he's been known to piss his pants while getting his ass kicked.
Did you see how old that actor was who was trying to play Tony in "West Side Story"? They must have hired him from the old age home. He had no talent and must have worked cheap.
Yeah, he's a real dalegiven.
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Tibetan / Vajrayana
Vajrayana Buddhism is most closely associated with Tibet and can be characterized by the figure of the siddha, the master whose spiritual realization is so profound that he or she has power over the phenomenal world, and in whom the profundity and vastness of absolute truth is fully and completely manifested. Many of our most well-known authors come from this tradition of Tibetan Buddhism .
[Note: The tags for the various schools are not definitive as many books span multiple traditions, etc. They are meant to use as a starting point for exploring this collection.]
Tsong-kha-pa's Final Exposition of WisdomIn fourteenth- and fifteenth-century Tibet there was great ferment about what makes enlightenment possible, since systems of self-liberation must show what factors pre-exist in the mind that allow for transformation into a state of freedom from suffering. This controversy about the nature of mind, which persists to the present day, raises many questions. This book first presents the final exposition of special insight by Tsong-kha-pa, the founder of the Ge-luk-pa… Read More
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Golf leagues-Aug. 29, 2013
Women of Whitefish
Barb Hanson, Pattie Erickson, Mary Boeder and Ruth Klukow shot a 37 to win the side-step scramble during the ninth annual Women of Whitefish event Aug. 22 at the Whitefish Golf Club.
Nancy Schmidt, Betsy Schroeder and Sharon Sullivan finished second despite also shooting 37.
Mimi Swanson, Vicki Dypwick, Gini Moberg and Barb DeLaHunt placed third.
Judy Eastwood, Connie Foster, Judy Morgan and Sigrid Hubley placed fourth followed by Helen McGrath, Mary Ann Valley and Linda Carpenter placing fifth.
Closest to the pin winners were Cheryl Bontrager and Maxine Riches and Shiela Speedling drained the longest putt.
The Pequot Lakes High School girls' golf team, which the two Whitefish women's leagues donate to, assisted with the pre-golf games. Jean Freytag won the driving contest; Enga Wodziak and Mary Boeder split the chipping contest; and Mary Erickson, Gini Moberg and Cheryl Bontrager tied for the putting contest.
Breezy Point Ladies
Jean Appleton, Bunny Oseland, Steph Mackey and Sue Marsolais shot 66 to win the choker scramble Aug. 22 during the Breezy Point Resort Women's League.
Cathy Johnson, Joi Brandt and Judi Moravec finished second with a 71 with the team of Colleen Rawlings, Bugs Schmidt and Gloria Thomas placing third with a 73.
The team of Kathy McTague, Martha Polsfuss, Polly Aumock and Patty Carlyle tied the team of Judy Thomas, Ellen Koshina, Sandy O'Day and Ruth Teideman for fourth.
Breezy Point Men
Commander/JJ's and Giovanni's created a log jam Aug. 22 at the top of the Beeezy Point Resort Men's League standings.
Commander/JJ's topped Crocker Collision 6.5-5.5 and Giovanni's beat Thomas & Associates 7-5 to claim a tie for first in the second-half standings.
Despite the loss, Thomas & Associates is just 0.5 points out of the lead.
Team results from Aug. 22: Commander/JJ's 6.5, Crocker Collision 5.5; Giovanni's 7, Thomas & Associates 5; Billy's Buddies 6, Billy's Bar & Grill 6; Dockside 6.
Team standings: Giovanni's 37.0; Commander/JJ's 37.0; Thomas & Associates 36.5; Dockside 32.0; Crocker Collision 26.5; Billy's Bar & Grill 22.5; Billy's Buddies 18.5.
Individual results:
Low nets: 0-5 handicap, Dick Burns 34; 6-9, Paul Houle 30; 10-18, Mike Marcum 34, Jodi Schiltz 34 and Mike Dowdall 34.
Longest putts, Ron Oseland, Dick Polsfuss and Denny Langerman; and closest to pin, Dick Polsfuss and Chuck O'Day.
Crosswoods Men
Dale Erickson's net score of 61 was the low net round of the day with the Crosswoods Men's League on Aug. 20. He also had the individual low net on the front nine, with Joe Smith taking the back nine.
Game of the day was 2 best balls of 4 on all holes. Placing first were the teams of Dan Davis, Ed Kellogg, Terry Nygaard and Jerry Martin on the front nine, and John Jensen, Ken Olsen, Pat McAlpine and Dale Stevens on the back nine.
Second place went to the teams of Jensen, Olsen, McAlpine and Stevens on the front nine, and Smith, Erickson, Bob Hinkley and blind draw on the back nine.
Hinkley was closest to the pin on hole 6. Longest putts were made by Kellogg on hole 9, Hinkley on hole 13 and Erickson on hole 18.
On Aug. 22, Dave Schrupp shot a 77, net 58, for the low net round of the day. He had the individual low net on the front nine, and Don Miller took the back nine.
Game of the day was team low net. The team of Gary Munger, Schrupp, Larry Koenig and Davis placed first on the front nine and second on the back nine.
Don Rother, John Swanson, Charlie Peterson and Jerry Bourassa claimed first on the back nine. Loyal Meech, John Antos, Jay Frane and Ray Elie took second on the front nine.
Closest to the pin honors went to Antos on hole 6 and Gary Hein on hole 11. Hein had the longest putt on hole 16, and Bourassa on hole 9. Chip in for birdies went to Jensen on hole 10, Olsen on hole 16 and Frane on hole 18.
Emily Greens results
Tuesday Morning Men's League
For the third time in four weeks, the men had a tie for first place. The team of Bob Ecklund, Jerry Hagel, Ron Germann and Ernie Morreim tied with the team of Jack Curry, Gary Nelson, Ken Lieske and Tom Walker.
Taking third was the team of Dick Hubbard, Larry Wickstrom, Roger Richters and Bill Wroblewski.
Wroblewski had the longest putt; Hagel, Walker and Bruce Nelson were closest to the pin; Dick Blevins, Morreim and Curry reported chip ins.
Wednesday Night Women's League
The women played the third and final week of their tournament. Eileen Jensen had a birdie; Joanne Walker, Mary Schreier, Jensen and Jane McKinley reported chip ins.
Thursday Morning Women's League
The league finished their year-end tournament. Carol Germann had a birdie, and Gail Bancroft had a chip in.
Birch Bay
Stella Czeczok won the best poker hand game and, along with Barb Heck, had chip ins Aug. 21 during the Birch Bay Resort women's outing.
Bev Fruth was the longest drive winner Aug. 14.
Heck, Janet Kramarsic and Dorothy Johnson were first on the green winners Aug. 7 with Linda Harrier sinking a chip in.
Judy Kolstad mad the fewest putts July 31 and Vi Anderson guessed her score for eight holes to win the July 24 league event.
Cragun's Men
Thanks to a 27.5-16.5 victory over Mid-Minnesota Aug. 22, Edward Jones pulled to five points of Cragun's Legacy Courses Men's League leaders D&D Exteriors.
Von Hanson's, who had been leading most of the second half, also climbed back into the picture as the third-place team dominated D&D Exteriors 25.5-18.5 to pull to 9.25 points of first place.
Team results from Aug. 22: Mulligan's 22, 925.Silver 22; American National 30.5, Halverson Law 13.5; Shep's on 6th 26.5, Deerwood 17.5; Thelen Heating 24.5, People's Security 19.5;
Reichert Bus 23, First Security 21; Edward Jones 27.5, Mid-Minnesota 16.5; Von Hanson's 25.5, D&D Exteriors 18.5; US Bank 25, DPA/DK Insurance 19.
Team standings: D&D Exteriors 174.75; Edward Jones 169.75; Von Hanson's 165.5; US Bank 163; Halverson Law 159.75; Shep's on 6th 156.75; 925.Silver 155.75; DPA/DK Insurance 155; Reichert Bus 154; American National 151; Thelen Heating 139.5; First Security Agency 138.5; Peoples Security 134; Deerwood Bank 125.75; Mulligan's 122.5; Mid-Minnesota FCU 106.5.
Individual results: closest to pin, Kurt Muesing, Brian Briggs, Todd Ringler and Jim Mullen; low net, David Mernin 30, Don Quinn 30 and Jim Butcher 30; low gross, Justin Simon 34 and Tim Johnson 35; side-game, Eric Gangl 39 gross and Bob Torkelson 36 net.
Gary Amundson of Breezy Point aced the 165-yard third hole Aug. 20 at Black Bear Golf using a 6-iron.
Colin MacDonald, Baxter, aced the 100-yard eighth hole of the Dutch Legacy at Cragun's Legacy Courses Aug. 22 using a pitching wedge.
Joe O'Connor, Duluth, aced the 165-yard second hole of The Classic at Madden's Aug. 18 using a 7-iron.


text: We have a strong goldenrod flow on here in Central Virginia, my understanding is that the bright orange is that. Tons of it flowing in. Lately i have seen more and more of the light yellow-tannish coming home as well. Also seeing a whitish-light grey. We have soybeans and sumac in bloom, just curious. Pics could be better but they are just so fast!! Thanks. G


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text: The figures represented in The yellow screen (Family group) are Max Meldrum, his wife Jeanne and his eldest daughter Ida. Meldrum was greatly influenced by the work and technique of the Spanish artist Velasquez. As a result, this work becomes as a study of tone, the forms existing only as they are defined by light.


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I noticed on FP's great suit he has a snap on his one ammo belt pouch.
Chris, I borrowed your pic, I'll take it down if you want me to.
I know the ESB belt has one, but what about the ROTJ movie one? Neither the MOM and AOSW exhibits have it.
This may be just a "personal preference" thing. I like it though and may incorporate it as well.
Anyone know????


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Clive Davis has come out as bisexual.
The music mogul - who was Whitney Houston's former manager and discovered the late I Will Always Love You hitmaker when she was just 20 - has confessed to having sexual relationships with men towards the end of his high-profile career, despite having been married to two women.
Davis, 80, admitted in a Nightline interview: "For over 50 years, I never had sex with a male. It wasn't repressed - I had very good sexual relationships with women. Never for me ... this very maligned and misunderstood subject of bisexuality came up."
The producer - currently serving as the chief creative officer for Sony Music Entertainment - only became attracted to guys in middle age and confessed to having a 13-year relationship with a doctor and a seven-year relationship with another man.
However, Davis is adamant he is bisexual and not gay, insisting his marriages were not for show.
When probed by the interviewer, "It's been said that people are either gay, straight or lying", he quipped,
"Correct - and I'm not lying. It (bisexuality) exists."
Houston's mother Cissy Houston recently slammed her daughter's long-term friend and mentor Davis, calling it "obscene" that he had invited her to his annual pre-Grammy Awards bash.
The party took place last year at the Beverly Hilton hotel hours after Houston - who had been scheduled to perform at the event - was discovered dead in her bathtub in the same building on February 11, 2012.
- Bang! Showbiz


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High above Valle Chacabuco on a massive sandstone bluff, I spy a hundred miles distant the northern ice fields, their jagged and unruly peaks unnamed and almost entirely unclimbed. I see lush river valleys below and the rising Patagonian steppe as it moves into Argentina. Above me, a lone adolescent male guanaco screams and spits at me, annoyed by my intrusion. And above him, two condors soar on thermals, their 10-foot wingspans barely moving.
I run on a dusty guanaco trail, around me slow and fat horseflies buzz. Two hundred feet below, I gaze upon an ancient beech forest. On the limbs of their sun-bleached, gnarled branches lay reams of Spanish moss. I veer down, into the forest where temperatures feel cooler, where the driving sun does not penetrate the low canopy.
Now, winding my way through the short, stubby trees, I see to my right a family of brightly colored parakeets. Off to my left, I hear the tap, tap, tap of an enormous Magellanic woodpecker, his outrageously red head pecking rhythmically on his favorite beech tree.
And then, several hundred feet later, I hear absolutely nothing. I stop again. The loud cries of the parakeets, the booming tap of the woodpecker, the bleating of the guanaco – all gone. Enlightenment of the worst kind washes over me. The high hills belong to the guanaco, the skies to the condor and the forests to the puma. I run again, perhaps now for my life.
We are here to remove fencing, 400 miles in total at the rate of roughly half a mile a day, restoring natural migration paths. Today, a baby guanaco got caught in a fence, suffered and died alone. The fence he died on is the same fence we are pulling, but pulling too late. I hike out to see the body, but the condors have already stripped him to bone. Nature is ruthlessly efficient in Patagonia.


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well its getting that time of year again the almond bees are movin in. ran down to bakersfield today saw a few holding yards along the way got me to thinking how many are going to go home right after almonds an how many are going to stay load up on the real california gold { orange honey} then head home with the loot in they're saddle bags {sorry ben watching westerns tonight}
now before you get upset let me explain my thought 4-5 years ago we averaged 70-100lbs per hive depending on location 2-3years ago 40-60 lbs, last year 20-30 lbs these are not my numbers but from a few commercial guys in the area 1000 hive outfit to 15000 same out come . now we have had strange weather, to wet, to dry,to hot at the wrong time . but we also have had extreme pressure from out of state beekeepers this makes wonder which is the real problem .
five years ago only 1 load of bees 1/2 mile from my home yard last year 6 differant beekeepers with in that 1/2 mile radius only 1 local beekeeper every one else 3hrs away to 2000 miles . i know other states have restrictions on locations maybe we need something to protech our local commercial guys . what if we just dropped our bees next door to them . [ yes i did have a out of towner ask my neighbor to drop load right next door to me ] and yes my place is a beekeepers home boxes truck forklifts out in open peaple know what i do that is not in the industry. i know another beekeeper could spot me if he cared .
so the question is do we have a problem or do we not? how do other states handle the out of towners ? now im not talking about the guys that buy into local economy buy land/houses , pay local taxes im asking about the guys that dump there load supper up an leave come back grab the gold an run with no skin in the game. id like to here what you have to deal with and how?


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WesFest is a tribute concert held annually in Hollywood in honor of the musical legacy of Wes Wehmiller '92, an accomplished bassist, athlete, and photographer. WesFest 8 was held at the Roxy in Hollywood on Sunday, March 3, 2013. The annual concert is a celebration of Wes's life and legacy, and a fundraiser for the prestigious Wes Wehmiller scholarship, which is awarded annually to the Berklee electric bass student that best carries on Wes's talent, generosity, and verve.
Click here to make a contribution to the scholarship and to become part of the spirited WesFest community, which gives forward in the way that Wes so generously gave and still gives to us.
Wes, who won a scholarship to attend Berklee, found a mentor in bassist/Berklee professor Danny Morris, who became a close colleague and friend. In 1993, Wes moved to the west coast where he collaborated with a vibrant Los Angeles community of Berklee alumni. From 1997 through 2001, Wes toured worldwide with the multi-platinum pop band Duran Duran, and appeared on many TV shows with them as well, including The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The Today Show, VH-1's Storytellers and Hard Rock Live. Wes also performed with Missing Persons, avant-garde solo artist Mike Keneally, and several other L.A. based bands, and his work appears on numerous recordings produced in the L.A. area and in Vancouver. At weswehmiller.net you can learn about Wes, and the people he touched. This site is packed with music, videos, photography by and of Wes, and much more.
Guitarist/keyboardist Mike Keneally, the headliner from the very first WesFest concert (and a participant in nearly every show since), says, "It's extremely gratifying to see how WesFest has not only continued but flourished, both as a support system for new musicians on the scene and as a way to keep Wes Wehmiller's name and presence alive." Keneally adds, "I'm forever grateful to the Fest for the way it spurs those of us who loved Wes to refocus our remembrance and appreciation of him, year after year. Long live Wes, and long live WesFest!"
Peter Gordon, director of the Berklee Center in Los Angeles, has this to say about WesFest: "It's a real statement that...WesFest's reach continues to expand, and the impact continues to be felt ever more strongly in the Los Angeles community as well as in the Berklee student body in Boston. This event, and the energy surrounding it, is making a real difference."
A unique aspect of the Wes Wehmiller Scholarship is that each year the new scholarship recipient travels with Danny Morris to Los Angeles to perform at WesFest and, on the evening of the awards ceremony in March, performs with Berklee bass professor Danny Morris at Danny Mo's Family Reunion. "These shows celebrate the life, the love, and the groove of Wes Wehmiller," Morris says.


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Kellie Elizabeth McFarland, 51, of Eureka was killed Monday evening in a crash on Highway 101 north of Willits.
MacFarland was driving a 1967 Chevy pickup truck northbound on Highway 101 north of Willits when she lost control as the pickup entered the left-hand turn north of Reynolds Highway. The pickup veered across the highway through grove of trees and rolled about 60 feet down an embankment, landing on its roof, says the California Highway Patrol report. MacFarland was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the vehicle per CHP. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
The weather was clear with temperatures near freezing and the roadway was wet. Whether alcohol or drugs were a factor remains under investigation, according to CHP.
Little Lake Fire Department responded to the crash at 7:20 p.m. with 17 firefighters. There were two engines and three duty vehicles on scene to help safely control traffic and aid in the recovery of the victim. Firefighters were released from the scene at 10:40 p.m.


text: Hello, all. Just bought my first full size GM truck...well actually first and second. Just picked up a new '08 Z-71 for my and my wife a '08 Yukon. 0% interest is the greatest! Traded my '07 Titan 4wd on the Z-71 and am pleased thus far. Plan on leveling the front until it's time for new tires and then may do a 6" lift and 35's or something. The Yukon will remain stock except a K&N and tinted windows. Glad to be here and hope to learn a lot about these GM trucks!


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In this exciting new game ($49.99), you can dress up as one of your favorite Disney characters as you explore six different worlds inspired by Disney films like The Lion King and Pirates of the Caribbean and Disney/Pixar films, such as Monsters, Inc. There's been a glitch in the computerized versions of these make-believe lands. They've been corrupted by a mysterious virus, and now are full of bad guys and other dangers. Your mission: set things right by defeating foes, collecting coins and power-ups and solving puzzles.
There are more than 40 character costumes to don and unlock, including Stitch, Captain Jack Sparrow, Alice and more. Each get-up features different abilities and tools to help you on your quest. Up to four players can get in on the action at once. So, suit up, and roll out! —VA
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Rated E
A trip to the Disneyland theme park is a magical adventure. With a touch of pixie dust, you can now create the experience in your living room with Disneyland Adventures ($49.99), exclusively for Xbox 360 Kinect. The game recreates the popular California theme park in great detail. It fully uses Kinect's controller-free sensors to allow you to enjoy adventures based on more than 20 popular park attractions. In-game attractions include variations on Alice in Wonderland, Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean and Peter Pan's Flight, where you'll fly with Peter Pan and battle Captain Hook.
In between the attraction adventures, you can explore park areas—from Main Street U.S.A. to Tomorrowland—and interact with many of your favorite Disney characters, including Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and the Disney princesses. You can ask for autographs, take a picture and give them hugs. They may even send you on a quest. Before you go, be sure to end your day at virtual-Disneyland by creating your own firework display over Sleeping Beauty Castle. It will be a dream come true. —KP
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This free, online universe is modeled after the real world. Except in Herotopia, every kid is a superhero! First, sign up for a Herotopia account. Remember to ask a parent before doing so. Then create your own superhero avatar and choose your special abilities. Once you've done that, you're ready to travel the globe, fight crimes, and make the world a better place.
Using your powers for good, you can go on environmental missions to learn more about protecting the Earth and its resources. Adopt an endangered orangutan friend and find out what is threatening the species. You can also use your powers to save the adorable Smightys, who have been captured by The Bully Bunch—in a peaceful way, of course. Along the way, you'll collect loads of fun facts about geography, science and more.
Another plus? You'll be doing some good in the real world too. A percentage of All-Access Herotopia memberships (ranging in price from $5.95 to $57.95) will be donated to the Global Heroship Fund. —VA
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text: By all means get what you want. People are up and down the latter on the K/T 3AT. If you look at it as a last line of defense, it can get the job done if you have practiced with it. This is not a target pistol. Point and shoot has worked real well for me at 7' and 10'. I call it my noggen gun because thats how I'll be using it if I ever have to. Of corse my 1st go to is my old .45. I would not carry it as one gun only.