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Garibaldi square historical center - 8
Størrelse26 m²
Etasje(med heis)
- Kjøkken
- Vaskemaskin / tørketrommel
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The apartment was renovated with quality materials and furniture. It's well furnished, bright, elegant, clean and have very high ceilings. Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating are included in the rate. There is a common laundry room in the building for all tenants.
The first extension of Old Nice northward, Place Garibaldi today is lined by elegant red façades with green shutters and vaulted porticoes, in which the Blue Penitents' chapel, Chapelle du Saint-Sépulcre, is perfectly integrated. A statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi stands in the middle of this square that is central to the life of the city.
Surrounded by coffee shops, shops and restaurants, and a few minutes walking distance from the beach. Everything the seaside, the historical center, the Castle Hill, the harbor, the main street and downtown have to offer is at your door!
You will be welcomed on site by someone who speaks French, Italian, English and understands Spanish. With the hope that our apartment will allow you to make the most of our beautiful city of Nice, we are looking forward t you!
How to reach the apartment:
From the Airport: Take bus No. 98 and get off at Garibaldi.
From the train station: Take the tram "Off Gare Thiers" and Down "Off Garibaldi".
The apartment is located above the restaurant "Café de Turin".
HusreglerSecurity Deposit: 150€
The person who manages the apartment will meet you directly at the apartment. The arrival times and departure must be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably between 2pm and 5pm. Departures are preferably between 9am and 12am. When possible, you will be able to leave your luggage.
We are not available to receive guests after 8pm from Monday until Saturday or on Sunday the whole day. Nevertheless, we can send a trusted contact person that will ask you for an additional fee of 20€ on arrival.
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Very nice located ans equipped apartment.
Great location - very convenient for any activities planned in Nice and pretty much everything within walking distance. Very nice studio with all amenities and reliable wifi. Comfortable and clean and a warm welcome by Salvatore, who was very helpful. Would definitely stay there again!
Perfect accommodations for what we needed-a home base where we could do some minor cooking, shower and sleep in between our outings throughout Nice. Parking / driving a car is insane in the city so be mindful and GPS-based navigation systems don't have accurate information on street directions and the exact method of accessing the address for the flat. Only reason for 4/5 stars was that there was a minor insect infestation in and around the bathroom.
Clean and good looking appartment in walking distance to the historic city center. With two keys available, perfect for our weekend trip.
We had the best stay at Salvatore's flat. It was small but had absolutely everthing it needed. Very close to the beach, clean towels and linnen and the room was clean and everything was fine! I would recommend this place to all wanting to go to Nice.
Great appartment, spacious and clean. Located very close to the train station, so very easy to visit other cities at the Cote d'Azur. Supermarket and shops were close, restaurants and sea at 15 min. walk. Salvatore was very helpfull and kind.
Nice, newly renevated appartment for max 2 persons. Good location close to shops and beach. The landlord is friendly and easy to get in touch with. The kitchen equipment is minimal (no wine glasses!) and there is no iron-board.
We had a real nice time in this studio! It's got everything you might need, including a microwave, pots, pans, dishes, hairdryer....everything clean and in good condition!
The studio is located very central, so you reach the beach in a ten minute walk, stores right around the corner, the promenade only a few minutes away. Also the busstation is very close.
We would definetly come back if we ever come to Nice again!
Good location. If you are looking for very low budget stay this can be it for you. But do not expect any romance, the room is very small, no admosphere and we had a broken bed / couch.
Good shower but unfortunatelly warm water ran out after less then 5 minutes.
We complained and were offered another appartment. We had to pay extra but I think this was a fair deal. The other appartment was FANTASTIC! (5 Rue Francois Aune)
Really good situated appartment, cosy, clean . Salvatore was very kind and helpful!
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Crook Co. sheriff defends stand on new gun laws
Deschutes Sheriff Blanton, others weigh in
PRINEVILLE, Ore. - Crook County Sheriff Jim Hensley explained his decision Wednesday to write a letter to Vice President Joe Biden, saying he and his deputies won't enforce any new gun laws or regulations passed by President Obama or Congress that he believes are unconstitutional.
"I'm going to follow my oath that I took as Sheriff to support the constitution," Hensley said.
Hensley took the offer from his Linn County counterpart and fired off a blistering letter Tuesday to Vice President Joe Biden.
Linn County Sheriff Tim Mueller sent the vice president such a letter Monday, accusing politicians of "attempting to exploit the deaths of innocent victims by advocating for laws that would prevent honest, law abiding Americans from possessing certain firearms and ammunition magazines."
"Banning firearms and magazines, that is not going to cure the problem," Hensley said.
Many of the comments on KTVZ.COM back Hensley. But others agree with Lauretta Butler of Redmond, who says the sheriff is not above the law.
"He took an oath to protect and to serve," Butler said. "That doesn't mean you can pick and choose what you want to uphold. That means if it becomes a law, you have to uphold that law."
Deschutes County Sheriff Larry Blanton said he agrees with what the other sheriffs are telling Biden about refusing to enforce regulations that infringe on Second Amendment rights, but he added this caveat: "unless otherwise ordered to do so."
"Right now, I support the Constitution and I support the Second Amendment," Blanton said. "I support our citizens and other citizens rights to own and bear arms. That's my stand. Always has been, always will be."
State Sen. Ginny Burdick, D-Portland, is working on a bill to ban or limit assault style rifles, and limit magazines to no more than 10 rounds.
"If we have a five-shot limit for hunting big game, why on earth would we want to have a 100 round magazines on our streets?" Burdick asked. "The only purpose of these guns is to kill people."
In his letter, Mueller wrote, "We are Americans! We must not allow, nor shall we tolerate, the actions of criminals, no matter how heinous the crimes, to prompt politicians to enact laws that will infringe upon the liberties of responsible citizens who have broken no laws.
Mueller also circulated the letter to other Oregon sheriffs and suggested they could send a similar letter, if they agreed with him, according to Hensley, who did so on Tuesday, saying he "felt the same way" as the Linn County law enforcer.
"I said, you know what? It's a clear statement. He hit the nail right on the head," Hensley told KTVZ.COM Tuesday night.
Hensley's letter, changed only by county name, stated: "Any federal regulation enacted by Congress or by executive order of the President offending the constitutional rights of my citizens shall not be enforced by me or by my deputies, nor will I permit the enforcement of any unconstitutional regulations or orders by federal officers within the borders of Crook County, Oregon."
"In summary, it is the position of this Sheriff that I refuse to participate, or stand idly by, while my citizens are turned into criminals due to the unconstitutional actions of misguided politicians," Hensley concluded.
Asked why he sent the letter, Hensley said Tuesday night, "I believe strongly in the Second Amendment."
"If the federal government comes into Crook County and wants to take firearms and things away from (citizens), I'm going to tell them it's not going that way," the sheriff said.
But Hensley also says that despite all the talk, he doesn't believe things will go that far, "because there's so much opposition in this country" to more restrictions on gun ownership.
"Some people go so far as to ask, 'Well, are you going to fight our military when they come to take our guns?'" Hensley said. "I say absolutely not – we're not going to get into a gun battle with our fellow citizens. But I will do everything in my power to defend their right to the Second Amendment."
Henley said in his view, "They are addressing the wrong topics," and he points to violent video games as an example: "Kids for years now play video games in which they have committed thousands of homicides. I believe those games are teaching kids games they shouldn't be doing, instilling a mindset to kill as many people as in a video game."
"I'm not saying outlaw the games," the sheriff said, but "if you're going to look at firearms," you should look at other factors that may also play a role in such mass shootings.
Hensley noted that there are already "hundreds of gun laws on the book. A responsible gun owner – a responsible person knows who they are selling a firearm to, or trading with. The bottom line is, I don't even believe that people, in my opinion, should have to have a concealed weapons permit. There's other states that don't."
Mueller says he took an oath to support the Constitution, and laws preventing citizens from owning certain semi-automatic firearms and ammunition magazines would violate their rights.
Though the letter might add fuel to an already hot topic, Mueller told The Associated Press he wishes people could have a civilized discussion about the issue, rather than resort to threats and name-calling.
Other sheriffs have been joining in the letter-writing move, but not always with the same points to make.
Grant County Sheriff Glenn Palmer put it this way in his letter sent Wednesday to Biden: "I will not tolerate nor will I permit any federal incursion within the exterior boundaries of Grant County, Oregon, where any type of gun control legislation aimed at disarming law abiding citizens is the goal or objective."
"We live in a free society," Palmer wrote, "and firearms ownership and the right to defend ones self from becoming a victim of a criminal act or from a far reaching government attempted to enact laws that are unconstitutional."
Coos County Sheriff Craig Zanni's letter was to "the citizens of Coos County," not to Biden.
"I have and will continue to uphold my Oath of Office, including supporting the Second Amendment rights of our citizens," Zanni wrote, adding, "I will also continue to be an avid supporter of Oregon's Concealed Handgun License Program and in protecting the confidential personal information of each license holder."

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"Fascinating…An important, far-thinking consideration of the reverberations--social, political, psychological--of the financial crash." --Publishers Weekly (starred)
"Books attempting to explain the economic situation are a dime a dozen these days, but my pennies go to Pinched. Shorn of jargon, this tightly written book distinguishes itself from the crowd…It's great to find a book that identifies solutions, not just problems." --Chicago Tribune (Editor's Choice)
"Outstanding. PINCHED has the potential to be a defining book about this era economically, how we should think about it, and what we should do about it. It does a better, clearer job of explaining this painful period than anything I've read recently. Don Peck puts together the pieces of today's puzzle—the gender effects, the generational effects, the political ramifications of a slowing economy—in a way that makes obvious sense, once he has pointed them out. This is a wonderfully helpful and clarifying book." --James Fallows
"A gripping and sobering account of the true costs of the financial boom-bust cycle, full of sensible analysis and level-headed suggestions. Policymakers on both sides of the aisle will ignore this book at their peril. Read PINCHED and run for office yourself." --Simon Johnson, Professor of Entrepreneurship at MIT Sloan School of Management, and co-author of 13 Bankers: The Wall Street Takeover and The Next Financial Meltdown
"Every era has its politico-economic text. Don Peck may well have written the one for the post financial crisis era. His concerns for what a weak economy will leave in its wake are proper and pressing. We would make wiser policy if every policymaker read this brilliant book." --Larry Summers
"PINCHED is a must read for anyone trying to understand not just the causes but the long-running consequences of the Great Recession. Don Peck shows how the economic crisis is reshuffling our economic and social order, and how devastating the effects of long-term joblessness and diminished expectations can be. He outlines a new, broader but more focused strategy that puts job creation and economic recovery at the center of the nation's agenda." --Richard Florida, author of The Great Reset and The Rise of the Creative Class
"Timely and important." --Chrystia Freeland, The New York Times and International Herald Tribune
"Compelling and disturbing ...Peck explains, with coolness and concision, the brutal new realities faced by Americans without college degrees ... He makes a compelling case that the most pressing problem the U.S. faces is not the bloated national debt, but the hollowing of the middle class." --Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
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Waterfront Views + Breakfast in Bed
Size20 m²
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- Breakfast
- Internet/WiFi
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Zeeburgerpad, 1018AJ Amsterdam, Netherlands
|Property type
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Bright and inviting, the room features a comfortable double bed and a small dining area. Guests can wake up to the sounds of the canal and enjoy a complimentary tea or coffee on the patio with views of a typical Dutch windmill.
The nearest tram stops are only 2 minutes on foot, and the famous Albert Cuyp Market is just a 15-minute tram ride away. The city's main Bloemenmarkt (flower market) is 25 minutes by tram.
Walk to the Artis Zoo within just 15 minutes. Oosterpark (East Park) is a beautiful English Garden style park from the 19th century and is 10 minutes' walk away.
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Reviews of this property
We had a great stay in Amsterdam thanks to Ben ´s kindness and hospitality. The room is so cute and well situated just near a windmill. There are several bus and tramway lines very near to go to the station or the center really fast and easily. The houseboat is very pleasant, with all the facilities. The breakfast was delicious. Many thanks to Ben! We would love to come back!
Ben is welcoming and attentive to its tenants. Her little welcome gift is a nice gesture of attention.
The room on the waterfront is very comfortable. Breakfast is good and plentiful (the ducks enjoyed also) p
The houseboat provides quick access by public transport to central Amsterdam.
Ben est accueillant et à l'écoute de ses locataires. Son petit cadeau de bienvenue est un geste d'attention très agréable.
La chambre au bord de l'eau est très confortable. Le petit déjeuner est bon et copieux (les canards ont apprécié également)p
La houseboat permet d'accéder rapidement en transport au centre d'Amsterdam.
Our stay was amazing! Ben received us very well, giving us the best breakfast in town and gave us the best tips to visit Amsterdam.
The houseboat is awsome, very nice and quiet location, always warmed and confortable, perfect for 2.
The city center is about 10 mn by bus or tram or 20 walking.
Highly recommend!
Amazing and very quiet place. Ben is a very nice host, receptive and attentive. You can rent bicycles and use very good tips from Ben to visit Amsterdam. The breakfast is just perfect. I highly recommend this place!
Excellent benefits
22 bus from the station live the houseboat
Environment quiet barge, cafes, beer bar, very good brewery
Means of transport very easy trams
Benefits of the room, clean, bright, sunny, well heated,
Warm and discreet
breakfast very diverse and generous .The ducks on the water know
Excellentes prestations
bus 22 depuis la gare direct la péniche
Environnement de la péniche calme ,cafés , bar à bières , brasserie trés bonne
Moyens de transports par tramways trés faciles
prestations de la chambre , propre , claire , ensoleillée , bien chauffée ,
Accueil chaleureux et discret
petit déjeuner très diversifié et généreux .Les canards sur l'eau le savent
It was a pleasure to stay at Ben's Boat and Breakfast.
We really enjoyed our stay there. It made our short trip
even more unique.Thanks.
Thanks for the great day in Amsterdam. Thanks to Ben to be very pleasant and attentive hosts and the great houseboat rooms we felt in Amsterdam very well.
The room very clean and tasteful, the breakfast wonderful start to the day and the quiet location - Bens Boat and Breakfast I recommend you.
Vielen Dank für die tollen Tage in Amsterdam. Dank Ben als sehr angenehmen und aufmerksamen Gastgeber sowie dem tollen Hausboot-Zimmer haben wir uns in Amsterdam sehr wohl gefühlt.
Das Zimmer sehr gepflegt und geschmackvoll, das Frühstück als wunderbaren Start in den Tag und die ruhige Lage - Bens Boat and Breakfast empfehle ich gerne weiter.
Ben's Boat & Breakfast, we can only recommend, nice clean room and a wonderful breakfast.
The view of the water was great. Transport links are great, bus or tram, both within easy reach.
Ben is an excellent host, always friendly and helpful.
Ben's Boat & Breakfast, we can only recommend, nice clean room and a wonderful breakfast.
The view of the water was excellent. Transport links are great, bus or tram, Both within easy reach.
Ben is an excellent host, always friendly and helpful.
Ben's boat & breakfast können wir nur weiterempfehlen, schönes sauberes Zimmer und ein wunderbares Frühstück.
Die Aussicht aufs Wasser war toll. Die Verkehrsanbindung ist super, Bus oder Straßenbahn, beides schnell erreichbar.
Ben ist ein ausgezeichneter Gastgeber, immer Freundlich und Hilfsbereit.
Ben's boat & breakfast, we can only recommend, nice clean room and a wonderful breakfast.
The view of the water was excellent. Transport links are great, bus or tram, both within easy reach.
Ben is an excellent host, always friendly and helpful.
We were so pleased with our stay at Ben's boat & breakfast. It was a great experian and we Can strongly recommend to stay at his place. Ben is a fantastic host really nice and helpfull and the breakfast he's serving is delicious. The Room and toilet is very Nice and clean. It's not the last time that we will give Ben a visit. Best Regards Ole and Melanie from Denmark
A great boat with a wonderful host. Ben welcomed us warmly, gave us lots of tips for exploring Amsterdam and surprised us with a super delicious breakfast incl. Freshly boiled eggs and fresh Obst..Das room is amazing, it was all very clean, fresh flowers were on the table, the bed is very comfortable and beautifully the canal view ... we could have stayed longer and we know that if we are in Amsterdam next time, come back in any case back to Ben :-)
Ein tolles Hausboot mit einem wunderbaren Gastgeber. Ben hieß uns herzlich willkommen, gab uns viele Tipps für die Erkundung von Amsterdam und überraschte uns mit einem super leckeren Frühstück inkl. frisch gekochten Eiern und frischem Obst..Das Zimmer ist einfach traumhaft, es war alles sehr sauber, frische Blumen standen auf dem Tisch, das Bett ist sehr bequem und der Blick auf den Kanal wunderschön...wir wären gerne länger geblieben und wissen, dass wir das nächste Mal, wenn wir in Amsterdam sind, auf alle Fälle wieder zurück zu Ben kommen :-)
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PR-B golfer advances to state
Cody Mager will return to the Class A state tournament after carding an 82 on Thursday, May 30, in the Section 6A championship at Lakeside Golf Course.
Mager of Pine River-Backus was the top individual not on the winning Mahnomen team to qualify for his second state tournament, scheduled for Pebble Creek Golf Club in Becker on June 11-12.
His PR-B teammate Saul Sasse shot an 88 and Pillager's Logan Jackson shot 86. The individual cut off was 84.
"He just played smart," said PR-B head coach Mark Gonnion. "He kept the ball in play and he knew he needed to get around the golf course without getting careless with some of his shots."
Mager went birdie-birdie on holes 16 and 17 helping him shoot nines of 41-41.
Team scores: 1-Manommen 345, 2-Ottetrail Central 354, 3-Barnsville 362, 4-Ada-Borup 369
Individual medalist: Nathan Kahlbaugh (Man) 74
Pillager results: Logan Jackson 86
Pine River-Backus results: Cody Mager 82, Saul Sasse 88


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Starbucks Digital Network Welcomes TakePart
The Starbucks Digital Network is honored to announce a new content partnership with the influential social action network TakePart. TakePart's Take Action: 30 Ways for 30 Days monthly action calendar is now a regular feature on our My Neighborhood channel. If you're currently connected to the Starbucks Digital Network, you can view the calendar here. Each week we highlight a simple daily action from the calendar that we can all take to inspire change, such as saying "Hello" to a stranger or donating a tweet to a good cause. 30 Ways for 30 Days is a great spur for positive social change. We're excited to take part, and hope that you are too.
We are constantly developing the Starbucks Digital Network to deliver great content, services and opportunities to our WiFi connected friends in Starbucks stores, and your comments and suggestions are invaluable. Please continue to share your ideas with us at My Starbucks Idea.


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Shimizu Garden Spa & Sauna
6 Jowett Street, COOMERA 4209
At Shimizu Garden Spa Sauna you get to cleanse your body, mind and soul. In this beautiful spa, you can pamper yourself with massages, soothing hydrotherapy baths, mani-pedis and facials…Book Appointment
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If you need expert care for your skin, help with weight loss, or if you are hoping to turn back the clock' look no further Hope Island Beauty and Medi…Book Appointment
Yanisa Therapy Beauty & Massage
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Yanisa Therapy is not your average type of beauty spa. The salon's skilled and passionate massagists and therapists have years of expertise in 5-star hotels across the country. With a…Book Appointment


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The Active Bacterial Core surveillance (ABCs) program is a core component of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC ABCs) Emerging Infections Programs (EIP), which is a collaboration between CDC, state health departments, and universities.
The overall objectives are to:
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The objective is to determine the incidence and epidemiologic characteristics of invasive disease due to groups A and B streptococcus, Haemophilus influenzae, Neisseria meningitidis, and Streptococcus pneumoniae in several large populations.
The ABCs Monthly Surveillance Summary (pdf) reports monthly and year-to-date incidence rates and comparisons to ten-year average rates for the following pathogens.
For disease reporting and data:
13-Valent Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV13) EffectivenessA vaccine effectiveness evaluation of PCV13 against invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD) caused by vaccine serotypes in the population of children recommended to receive PCV13. It is expected that the vaccine will be highly effective at preventing IPD, even in children who do not receive the full four‐dose schedule. Abstract
Quadrivalent Meningococcal Conjugate Vaccine (MCV4) EffectivenessA vaccine effectiveness evaluation of MCV4 against invasive meningococcal disease (IMD) caused by vaccine‐preventable serogroups (A, C, Y, W135), and the serogroup-specific effectiveness of MCV4 against serogroups C and Y meningococcal disease among adolescents. Abstract
Implementation of Perinatal Group B Streptococcal Prevention Guidelines Among Infants With InvasiveEarly-Onset Infections Traceback investigation evaluating the implementation of perinatal GBS prevention guidelines to identify implementation failures among early‐onset GBS cases and to assess factors that may contribute to a false negative antenatal GBS screen. Abstract
Evaluation of Adherence to Guidelines to Prevent Perinatal Infections in OregonThe vertical transmission of infections from mother to child is a major cause of newborn morbidity and mortality. Over the past few decades, interventions to prevent the transmission of certain infections during pregnancy and labor and delivery, such as group B streptococcus (GBS), hepatitis B virus (HBV), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), syphilis, N. gonorrheae, C. trachomatis, and rubella have been implemented to reduce the burden of these diseases among neonates. This report details the findings of an evaluation of prenatal screening and treatment practices in Oregon for these pathogens. Report (pdf)
To see all Oregon Emerging Infections Program special studies go to EIP special studies
Promoting health and preventing the leading causes of death, disease and injury in Oregon.


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Month in Review: September

A sexy look back at the girls who have graced our website in the month of September.

With summer behind us, fall is officially in full swing. We've already seen a drop-off of miniskirts but an exponential rise of tight yoga pants around town, which is a nice trade-off, but we have to say we'll miss the beach babes!
Skimpy bikinis are not the only thing we'll miss, which is why we're taking a look back at some of the most gorgeous girls that we were lucky enough to have in our pages last month. Whether they're a Cybergirl, Amateur, Special Edition or Playmate, all of these girls made us weak in the knees for the month of September.
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Pine River man found dead at Manhattan Beach crash site
The Crow Wing County Sheriff's Office responded to a single car crash fatality at 4:33 p.m. June 23 on Goldenstein Road, north of County Road 1 in Manhattan Beach.
The crash, which was difficult to see from the roadway due to trees and brush, appeared to have occurred during the late night or early morning hours. The crash had been found by a passing motorist who noticed tire tracks leaving the roadway and entering into a farm field, which led to the car crash being found.
The victim, 34-year-old Carl Stromberg of Pine River, was pronounced deceased at the scene. Stromberg was the only occupant in the car and was wearing his seatbelt at the time of the crash. Stromberg's body has been sent to the Ramsey County Medical Examiner's Office to determine the cause of death.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation. Assisting with the investigation and at the scene was the Minnesota State Patrol. Also assisting at the scene was the Crosslake Fire Department.


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Heroes have played an integral part in all cultures since ancient times. Whether heroes are superhuman protagonists of Greek myths or average individuals who rise above the ordinary, they are admired, emulated, and sometimes even worshipped. This exhibition, organized by the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, features more than 100 objects from European and North American collections and explores the inherent human need for heroes, using the arts and culture of ancient Greece as a point of origin.
Which mythological figure are you most like? Take the quiz to find out!
Hellenic history and mythology are especially rich in heroes, who were both represented in the arts and made the object of sacrificial cults in the hope that they would intercede on behalf of the living. Heroes: Mortals and Myths in Ancient Greece explores such mythological figures as Achilles, Herakles, Odysseus, and Helen of Troy through their attributes and adversaries, triumphs, and failures.
While heroes revealed themselves through their own remarkable feats, ancient artists played a crucial role in disseminating their deeds. This exhibition presents sculptures, reliefs, vases, bronzes, and jewelry alongside literary quotes to illustrate the lives of these heroes and heroines, as well as their loves, labors, and enduring legacies.
Heroes: Mortals and Myths in Ancient Greecehas been organized by the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, in cooperation with the Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Nashville, The San Diego Museum of Art, and the Onassis Foundation, New York. The planning and implementation of this exhibition have been generously supported by grants from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. The exhibition is supported by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. The exhibition catalogue received a leadership grant from the Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation (USA).
The presentation of this exhibition in San Diego is generously funded by The Michael and Karen Stone Family Foundation, Tom Gildred, G.S. Levine Insurance Services, Inc., Chartis Private Client Group, the County of San Diego Community Enhancement Program, and Members of The San Diego Museum of Art. Institutional support for the Museum is provided by the City of San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture.


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Article: apt-get repositories at download.gna.org
Item posted by Mathieu Roy <yeupou> on Tue Feb 3 15:32:08 2004.
How do I create an apt-get repository for my debian packages on my project download area at gna? The following short article will try to provide some insight about that.
We assume that you already used your download area, that everything worked well. If it is not the case, please read the related FAQ entries first.
In the commands proposed on this page, you must replace user by your login and project by your project unix name.
The first thing do is to create the directory structure. We will use the Savannah file list directory structure:
mkdir myproject.dl && cd myproject.dl
mkdir -p stable.pkg/1.0.0 unstable.pkg/1.1.0
Put there your packages for the relevant release:
mv /build/myproject*1.0.0* stable.pkg/1.0.0
mv /build/myproject*1.1.0* unstable.pkg/1.1.0
Make sure the apt-ftparchive package is installed. Then create the Packages file, or several Packages file if you want to build several repositories. In this case, it make sense to build one repository per package:
apt-ftparchive packages stable.pkg/1.0.0/ > stable.pkg/Packages
apt-ftparchive packages unstable.pkg/1.1.0/ > unstable.pkg/Packages
It is a good practice to save bandwidth by compressing the Packages files:
gzip stable.pkg/Packages
gzip unstable.pkg/Packages
Synchronise your directory with the download area:
rsync -avr --delete email@example.com:/upload/myproject .
Tell users what they need to add in their /etc/apt/sources.list, for instance, for the stable version:
deb http://dl.gna.org/myproject/ stable.pkg/
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It certainly doesn't apply to me as I would watch the likes of Danny Kannell and Dave Brown play fully knowing that the team is not going anywhere.
As for this team and my expectations, I didn't really automatically expect them to repeat, because of their regular season was hardly a dominant one. What I did expect was to have a winning record and make the playoffs.
How they came out in the season opener vs. Dallas sure was deflating, and seeing how bad Dallas really is, it feels worse now.
But I think it's too early to judge this team and where they really belong even if they lose to Browns. I would say everything will be clear by the week 11 bye week. Giants would be either making a final push for a playoff spot, or looking ahead to the 2013 draft.


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How do you get someone to donate 1.4 million dollars to you? Yes on measure A funding did just that.
Original post made by Michael G. Stogner, another community, on Nov 15, 2012
If you google Dun and Bradstreet - Adrienne Tissier you will get Bay Relations Inc. Which shows us that Tissier is a contact person. If you google Chamber of Commerce and Bay Relations it shows that Tissier is the Vice President, The president is Michael Pacelli, if you google his name and Seton Medical Center you will find that he is a board member and has been since 2005. I think we just found the connection between the board of supervisors and Seton Medical Center.
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a resident of Menlo Park: Belle Haven
on Nov 15, 2012 at 12:15 pm
Those sour grapes must taste just AWFUL!
Truly awful.
a resident of Woodside: Emerald Hills
on Nov 15, 2012 at 4:15 pm
Michael, if you have the campaign filing for the YES on A campaign, why don't you post it?
a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Nov 15, 2012 at 7:50 pm
I guess you like paying more tax than you really need to. I don't, but organized labor thinks it's jim dandy as it benefits them and most of them don't live in this county and thus won't have to pay the excessive tax. And they were able to sell that to a gullible electorate with the help of their bought and paid for politicians (Don Horsley et. al.). No sour grapes. FACTS
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Nov 16, 2012 at 11:00 am
Factual, or rhetoric?
"a gullible electorate with the help of their bought and paid for politicians"
Let's ask the expert, Jim Dandy.
Jim: "sounds kinda like rhetorical noise to me...."
a resident of another community
on Nov 16, 2012 at 2:22 pm
Here is a fact.
Supervisor Adrienne Tissier doesn't mention in her bio that she is a contact person VP at Bay Relations Inc. Seton Medical Centeris a customer of Bay Relations.
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a resident of Menlo Park: other
on Nov 16, 2012 at 4:55 pm
no rhetoric. just look at where Horsley recieved support when they ran for election. Don't forget that two of those county supervisors supporting this nonsense weren't even elected, but appointed by the bought and paid for supervisors. Are you truly that blind?
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thats great. i just hope the close to production thing means they will change the interior.
Thats great news but
Quote:What this means to you: Will the red-hot Camaro concept still look as cool in another three-plus years as it does today? That's the risk GM is betting on.
Quote:Thats great news butQuote:What this means to you: Will the red-hot Camaro concept still look as cool in another three-plus years as it does today? That's the risk GM is betting on.red hot? It didnt get anywhere NEAR the press that the mustang concept did. Its hot in GM circles, thats about it.
this mustang conceptI seriously rarely hear anyone outside of "car" people talk about the camaro concept. When the mustang concept came out I heard it from people who dont even like cars.
Good, and valid, point.
Its all in the name... The last gen mustang did had much better styling than the last camaro. So thats why all the flurry over the pony. Also the pony was the first to "go retro."
Quote:thats great. i just hope the close to production thing means they will change the interior.
that would be cool to have auto meter do the clusters for them.
lol. i just disslike the concept camaro's interior. but then again, i may not be the target the car is going for.
rearwheel drive cars? from GM? well well well...........strike another one for senile old farts.
The show car's interior is pure concept-car sugar. I doubt much of it will be retained. For one, I really hope those gauges take a hike--they look supremely hard to read. They'll probably re-do the center console with a parts-bin stereo/HVAC unit--again to cut cost. I don't have a big problem with this, as the current GM corporate stereo does look good and sound good. (I swear, OE stereos have really improved over the last few years)
And also, I still think the MY2010 is a bit off. Some of the things they've said about other models on this platform point to as early as a MY2008 release. Then again I look at how long it took them to get the Solstice on the street--more than three years, and then just barely. Honestly, it could show up anytime between next year and the end of the decade.
have you heard the system of the Lexus LS460? man that system is nice.
The stereo system? LS460?
yeah, they had it on a turntable here at the houston auto show and you could feel the turntable vibrate from the bass of the car. thing is, it did not sound nasty, the sound was clear but it had bass too. not like those old caddilacs running arround ratteling their trunk loose.


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the highness of the needle eye, measure homemade, seems about 15 mm. with maximum highness of needlebar.
there is the fabric under the foot, two light flannel. 1mm? 0,7? however she sews, perhaps the squeak too is lighter.
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Obama mocks tea partiers: You should thank me for cutting taxes
posted at 8:33 pm on April 15, 2010 by Allahpundit
Via Dan Riehl, this may well be the single most obnoxious soundbite he's uttered since his immortal bitter/clinger bon mot during the campaign. Which, if I'm not mistaken, also occurred at a fundraiser. Funny, the thoughts that bubble up when he's among friends.
You're welcome, America.
President Barack Obama said Thursday he's amused by the anti-tax tea party protests that have been taking place around Tax Day.
Obama told a fundraiser in Miami that he's cut taxes, contrary to the claims of protesters.
"You would think they'd be saying thank you," he said.
At that, many in the crowd at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts stood and yelled, "Thank you!"
Let's see. For starters, he's lying: He has raised some taxes, contrary to his campaign pledge two years ago. But more than that, he seems almost to be laughing at people for being concerned about deficits. Did we or did we not learn just last night that a majority of tea partiers think their taxes are fair? They're not some fanatic "zero tax" movement, in other words. They're willing to pay what they're paying now; what they want is a government small enough to make ends meet with what they're paying. By The One's logic, if he lowered the top marginal income tax bracket to one percent, we should expect tea partiers to fall on their knees and shout hallelujah even though it would mean annual deficits many times the trillion-dollar leviathans we're currently saddled with. Anyone think that would happen? Anyone except Obama not yet grasp that conservatives want fiscal responsibility, not lower taxes at any and all costs?
What's most amazing about this is that everyone understands the feds will need to raise taxes, and soon, to try to put a dent in our Everest of liabilities. That was the entire point of Paul Volcker, Obama's own advisor, whispering about a VAT a few weeks ago. Tax hikes are simply a fait accompli, due in no small part to The One's own unprecedented spending, and we'd probably have them already if not for his political cowardice in refusing to demand them before his reelection bid. And yet here he is, actually patting himself on the back for being a tax-cutter. Unbelievable.
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Trip Start Apr 23, 2007
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In the last 2 day we have driven about 300 miles. I have never driven as far with little or no civilization. Towns listed on the map include a service station, church, a few houses and some less than this. I have no idea where they do their real grocery shopping. Again we drove through miles and miles of beautiful desert, high plateaus and rock formations.
Our goal today was Natural Bridges National Monument. There are three natural rock bridge formations in the park. Sipapu the first one you see and it is the youngest geologically. Kachina is the second on the loop road. The third and the oldest is Owachomo. It is also the most accessible. It was less than a � mile hike down to the canyon floor. Again they were able to make the same trail back at least three miles longer.
Tomorrow we will only move about 50 miles north but we will be at the gates of Canyon Lands and Arches National Monuments.
Love to all,
Shawn, Dirinda, Shawn


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I still haven't made it to the machine gun shoot yet. I absolutely hate crowded places. I want to brave it sometime when I can stay for the night shoot though.
I still haven't made it to the machine gun shoot yet. I absolutely hate crowded places. I want to brave it sometime when I can stay for the night shoot though.
The bridge is out.
If you guys go, you will be the only ones there.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Well at least if your the only ones there, no one will give ya a hard time about that excessivly larger cooler!!!! Just bring your jon boat. And ya got the range to you're selves too!!!
Hi 555th,
Very nice set up. Mine is somewhat similar. What optics are you running on her? Right now I am running a Nikon extreme long range scope but I just purchased a Leatherwood 2.5-10 x 44 Camputer ART M-1000 to try out. Should help we with any ranging issues, that is as soon as I learn how to use it. At first glance the thing looks pretty complicated. Anybody have one or ever use one in the service? Any tips are appreciated.
Here are the specs on my build:
Fulton Armory Upper w/ 18.5" Krieger match barrel (1/10 twist) on a CMMG MK-8 (.308) Lower that accepts G3 mags. Easy sub 3/4" MOA with good ammo. Also has a Magpul m93b stock loaded up with all the goodies and an AAC blackout.
Hi Will,
I used the ART II back in the day when it was "Semi-Issued". On an M-14, it was the bee's knee's out to 700 yards. I still can not shot any other rifle or scope system as well as I shot that system. Keep in mind, that was 27 years ago......Age is a bitch in this regard. Both in reality, and the rosey glasses of remembrance. My understanding of the current commercial Leatherwood optics is that they are quite acceptable. But the last time I looked, there are many other options available for the price. With my eyes today, I am pretty sold on the Vortex brand now that I have actually used one. Very nice. If $$$ is no object, then the US Optics brand is the real choice. However, given the rifle that I see; I think that Vortex is about as pricey as I would go. If it were a bolt gun, and really good, I would go US Optics.
JRS and I keep going back and forth on this "discussion" in regard to our Mausers. They are really, really good rifles and need better optics to bring out their potential at 1000 meters. It is hard to buy the Vortex after you use the US Optics products.
My personal ranking is:
Leatherwood: Perfectly acceptable.
Vortex: A definite step up.
US Optics: About as good as it gets.
There are others of course. I am only mentioning those that I have spent some time behind. Other opinions are welcome. If anybody has experience with the Millett TRS series, I want to hear about it....
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Nice rifle will!! I love that lower. Does it feed well from the G3 mags?
The scope that's on it now is a Konus. It does OK. I had a Vortex Viper PST ready to go on it, but sold the scope to Bluejack to free up some cash for Knob Creek.....duhhh
I have 3 Vortex scopes on other rifles and love them. The 308 AR will definitely be getting one.
Thanks for the compliment. Yes it feeds flawlessly so far with both aluminum and steel G3 Magazines. I have used German Surplus, Paki surplus as well as Hornady and my own custom reloads, about 400 rounds in total so far, with no FTF, FTF, FTEs what so ever. I have never used a Vortex scope, just their Strike Fire and Sparc. What do you like about the Viper PST? I am open to suggestions when it comes to optics, as there is just so much out there.


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Joy Whitlock Playing 2010 Tin Pan South In Nashville
Our own Joy Whitlock will perform at Nashville's Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival. Country star Trace Adkins, American Idol favorite Bo Bice and Journey keyboardist Jonathan Cain are among the other songwriters helping Nashville's annual festival expand its horizons for the 2010 installment, which takes place March 30 through April 3 at eight Nashville music venues.
Bice and Cain were on hand at the 2010 Tin Pan South preview party Tuesday afternoon at The Rutledge, where organizers announced the line-up for this year's festival. Like many of the festival's biggest names — including country stars Kathy Mattea, Heidi Newfield, Julie Roberts and Steel Magnolia — Bice and Cain are artists who are famed for their performing skills as well as their writing.
"We are so excited about this year's festival, because, guys, in addition to all of the fabulously talented country songwriters and artists, we've got a real live rock star," said Lisa Harless of Tin Pan sponsors Regions Bank, referring to Cain.
In fact, the festival has more than just one rock star this year. Cain is in good company with Bill Champlin of Chicago, Kyle Cook of Matchbox Twenty, Better Than Ezra frontman Kevin Griffin and Louisiana soul-rocker Marc Broussard.
Tin Pan South also continues to spotlight musical talents who have been wildly successful behind the scenes. Award-winning country songwriters Dave Berg, Gary Burr and Rivers Rutherford are scheduled to perform, along with a collection of rock/pop heavy-hitters, including production/writing partners Drew Ramsey and Shannon Sanders (who are behind songs for India.Arie, Jonny Lang, Jesse McCartney and Robert Randolph).
Up-and-coming talents and many of Nashville's non-country young guns are also represented on the 2010 Tin Pan South Schedule: Butterfly Boucher, Katie Herzig and Jeremy Lister — who've all taken part in busy local songwriter collective Ten Out Of Tenn — are all scheduled to perform.
Among the eight venues hosting shows are expected singer-songwriter havens such as the Bluebird Café and Douglas Corner, and newcomer the Hard Rock Café will host unique events like a Thursday night show from classic rock hit-makers Ides of March ("Vehicle") at its recently revamped music venue.
Now in its 18th year, The Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival bills itself as the world's largest all-songwriter music festival. Last year's fest saw over 9,000 fans attending more than 70 festival-hosted shows. The festival is presented by Regions Bank and produced by the Nashville Songwriters Association International.


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it was finally warm enough 70, and calm enough to risk keeping the hive open; I only open a 2 bar width.
Everything looks pretty good I can see all the empty used brood cells which is most of the hive.
approx 12 bars with full combs 1st bar empty send bar started.
OK I forgot to look for the queen, but I know she is there
some of The brood combs require 1/4" spacers on the rear long ago I noticed it started to get to fat for the 1-3/8ths spacers and now at the very front it started to get to wide and go off a bit, so I turned the little comb that was going off more around and put a spacer betweeen it and the full comb off; i did this in the rear long a go and it worked.
All in all I am very happy considering the install from hell. i am still amazed at how gently they put up with me without smoke or and protective gear.


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Went o Dr. Lenz for my braces. was an awful experience. You're lucky if he will even acknowledge you while you're there.
Dr Lenz is truly a gifted orthodontist. After years of being selfconcious of a narrow smile and crowded teeth I now can't help but show off my results. My smile looks 10 years younger. Clinicians at his office are so efficient and knowledgable. Every part of my process was thoroughly explained to me. Every question anticipated and addressed. I was treated with respect and felt welcomed every visit. Love my smile and highly recommend this practice. You can spot a fellow patient across the grocery store. Gorgeous results every one!
Dr. Lenz and his team have been very professional and friendly. My 16-year old has been a patient since she was 7 year old. Her jaw and teeth needed a lot of work and I would not have trusted anyone else in Racine to fix her smile. Her teeth are beautiful. We are all very happy with the outcome of all this work. My 14-year old son is mid-way through his treatment and my 8-year old is just starting out. The office offers incentives for the kids to keep their teeth clean and it works!
Dr. Lenz is very condescending and arrogant. He will belittle you while you are sitting in the chair. Much of the staff was clueless and seemed new to the process however the two lead workers knew their stuff. Appointments rarely started on time and often ran later than scheduled. My smile looks good but I definatley could have went without the added bs.
This facility is morally and ethically wrong. My former orthodontist retired in Jan. 2013. My retainers (clear plastic) were lost over the weekend. This office tried charging me $380 for each retainer upper/lower to total $760. That is disgusting fraud. I've been paying for these retainers for almost 15 years and have never been raped on fees that this facility attempted to charge me. The most I've ever paid is $200 a piece. Just because someone is in need, doesn't make them blind to financial misrepresentation. The level of intregrity of Dr. Lenz practice is foul.
Cannot express how pleased we were with the outstanding results BOTH of our children had with Dr. Lenz. Perfectly straight teeth and AMAZING smiles! Dr. Lenz and his staff were professional, kind, courteous (extremely accommodating when appointments had to be changed), and kept us informed of progress and next steps. No one likes to go to the dentist/ortho right? Wrong! I can tell you my girls looked forward to their visits and my wife and I were treated like family every time we walked into the office. After each appointment, the staff always came out to the waiting area and thoroughly reviewed what was done during the visit and what to expect until next appointment...never rushed, always making sure we fully understood and were comfortable with the explanation. When talking about orthodontics, you get one shot to do it right and I would never take my family anywhere else. Lots of doctors out there to choose from...we already found the best. THANK YOU Dr. Lenz and staff!
Exceptional! True professionals. Dr Lenz had the knowledge and skill to tackle the challenging orthodontic work saving me time, money and lots of pain. Another dentist wanted to extract teeth and recommended jaw surgery. Staff was extremely helpful in coaching me through my responsibilities throughout the treatment plan. Keeping me on task played an important role in completing my treatment plan with great success. Their watchful eye and encouragement were wonderful. In my observation of the team dealing with patients who varied in age, I saw only the very best care and lots of patience. The process does take personal commitment and a willingness to follow instructions which made the end result very worthwhile. Dr Lenz and team have my strongest recommendation! Thank you!
I have had nothing but positive experiences anytime I have been in for my visits with Dr. Lenz. Dr. Lenz does a great job explaining everything to me in a way that I am able to understand and his staff have been outstanding in assisting him. Everyone I have contact with, in person, or on the phone, are friendly, knowledgeable and professional. I have recently begun the process of fixing my teeth and am VERY confident that by choosing Dr. Lenz, I have chosen the best.
I just completed my treatment with Dr. Lenz and I have to say that I am ecsatic, my result is amazing! I had braces when I was younger and I have to tell you there is not even a comparison. I found the staff very knowledgeable and caring and the woman at the front desk was very welcoming. So if you're thinking about braces, you definitely have to stop by Dr. Lenz office, you'll be happy you did!
I had THE best experience with Dr. Lenz and his entire team. Everyone in the office was friendly, knowledgable and I was provided the ultimate in customer service. Before I began this process I could not imagine the beautiful, healthy, sparkly smile that I would end up with just in time to celebrate New Years 2013... I have had so many complements and would recommend Dr. Lenz to anyone seeking a perfected smile. I can never thank them enough.
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Sweet, Serene Sonoma County Wine Country
Inn at Occidental • Occidental, CA
Escape Kit
- A One-Night Stay for Two in a Fireplace Courtyard Room, Sundays through Thursdays ($169)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Two in a Fireplace Courtyard Room, Fridays and Saturdays ($398)
- Full Breakfast for Two
- 5 p.m. Wine and Cheese Tasting
- Wine Tasting Pass to More Than 120 Wineries
- Combine Vouchers to Stay for Up to Four Nights
Tucked away in laid-back Sonoma County and surrounded by some of the state's best wineries and restaurants, the Inn at Occidental—and its amiable owners—pours on the charm.
Get a one-night stay for two in a Fireplace Courtyard Room, Sundays through Thursdays ($169). Or, opt for a two-night stay for two in a Fireplace Courtyard Room, Fridays and Saturdays ($398), at this antique-bedecked 17-room inn, winner of the 2012 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.
Soak up historic Sonoma—the inn features a host of family heirlooms and original artwork—and get a full breakfast for two and a tasting pass to more than 120 area wineries.
Take your pick of uniquely and imaginatively decorated rooms, including the Cirque du Sonoma, Folk Art, Heritage, Kitchen Cupboard, Safari, Sonoma Lodge, Summer, and Wine Country Room. All feature overstuffed beds, a fireplace, a jetted spa tub for two, and a private deck or porch overlooking the Inn's Courtyard Gardens with fountain.
You'll eat well at this Occidental B&B, about 65 miles north of San Francisco, as it offers a beautifully laid-out spread every morning that includes a hot entrée like orange cream-stuffed French toast or baked lemon eggs with locally sourced fruits and veggies.
Ask for help from the innkeepers in mapping out a wine-tasting route through Sonoma, then explore the regal Armstrong Redwoods on foot (or by zipline with a Sonoma Canopy Tour).
But be sure to return to the inn at 5 p.m. for an evening nip of Sonoma wines and cheeses. For dinner, we recommend an intimate two-top table at the nearby Bistro Des Copains, serving fine French cuisine the Sonoma way—with locally grown, sustainably raised ingredients in an unpretentious setting. If you prefer Italian to French, the Union Hotel offers family-style dining.
Whether you spend your time here exploring the vast vineyard fare, or simply soaking in the evening sun on the inn's veranda, you'll be over the moon that you happened upon this pastoral Sonoma Escape.
"Tempting though it is to curl up in front of your fireplace or soak in your spa bath, there's so much to do on the doorstep—and Jerry and his team are eager to share their wealth of insider knowledge on the delights of Wine Country."-- i-escape
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National Guard protects fellow soldier's home, community
WALSENBURG, Colo. - The East Peak Fire continued to burn out of control Friday. Its size and unpredictability made it a top priority for firefighting efforts as multiple fires stretch resources thin across the state.
The National Guard was deployed to the East Peak Fire. Huerfano County Sheriff Bruce Newman said the soldiers will oversee roadblocks and help firefighters fight flames.
The 188th Forward Support Company is based in Pueblo. They arrived in Walsenburg Friday morning.
Fire evacuee Jason Mercier watched trucks loaded with guard troops roll into town. Mercier is also a member of the company.
"It was a little weird. Usually when we go on a mission or we go on training, I'm in the vehicle with them," said Mercier.
The flames forced Mercier and his family to evacuate. Mercier and his wife, Hannah, have two young girls and a baby boy.
He's waiting out the fire at the Red Cross temporary shelter at Walsenburg's John Mall High School.
He offered to join his comrades.
"They said, 'Go ahead. Stay with your family.'"
He decided to bring the soldiers his own reinforcements.
"When the Red Cross found out my unit was here, they said, 'We got a surplus of Pepsi so go ahead and take it up to them,'" said Mercier.
Mercier wants to help them in any way he can.
"Since I'm not out there on mission with them, it feels like I can support them in some fashion," said Mercier.
His home is still standing but he is worried.
"We've gone day number two in the fire and the house is still there," said Mercier. "But Huerfano County being as popular with the winds as we are, it's just unpredictable. The winds change every hour; intensity chances so it's up to nature."
He is happy to see his comrades, but he also knows the implications of their deployment.
"In order for the National Guard to be activated, it's going to be a significant event. With that said, that means there is a significant threat to the community," said Mercier. "But at the same, it's comforting to know the National Guard is here, especially the 188th."
The fire has burned 9,100 acres since it broke out Wednesday afternoon.


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Apartment in Stobreč near beach
Size35 m²
Floor No.3
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Hot tub
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
|Klanci, 21311 Split, Croatia
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|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|6 days ago
Apartment is located in very peaceful place.
Apartment has one bedroom with balcony, kitchen with living room, bathroom.
The apartment is equipped with air conditioning,tv,wi-fi,washing machine, dishwasher.
The kitchen has utensils for cooking, dishes for serving food and drinks, fridge and freezer, oven, dishwasher.
Beach is located 50m from the apartment.
Apartment is near tennis club(20 meters).
Additional services: linens and towels.
Apartment is distanced from Split 6km.
Bus station is 50 meters from apartment.
We will give you informations and recommendations for good restaurants and cafes both near the apartment and the city too.
We also have information about day trips from Split including nearby national parks, waterfalls, ancient towns and also information about boat trips to the islands.
We also have information about day trips from Split including nearby national parks, waterfalls, ancient towns and also information about boat trips to the islands.
There's also information about the beaches, the transport links etc. I'm sure you will find Split a wonderful place to visit.
House rules
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Reviews of this property
We really enjoyed our stay at Helena's appartement! It is beautiful, clean and well-equipped! Stobrec is a very nice city, not far from Split at all! Helena and her husband helped us with everything, they are both very very nice, friendly and absolutely helpful :)
We would recommend this appartement to everybodyl!
Thank you very much :)
We had a great time in Stobrec at Helena's apartment! We spent two weeks in Stobrec with its wonderful beach characterized by clear water and a calm sea and releaxed people! And Helena's apartment being just a 3 minute walk away from the beach was the perfect accomodation for us. The flat was clean and there was everything we needed for sleeping, to prepare a rich breakfast before starting the day and to do the laundry. The groceries can be done in one of the two very close supermarkets (both just a 2 minute walk away). Helena and her husband Mario were so hospitable and shared many tips for tours outside of Stobrec and Split on our arrival and continued to be helpful during our stay. We also made use of the Split city maps they organized in advance. Helena and Mario, again thank you very much! Unfortunately, this time id didn't work out, but we will come back to play tennis in the facility (Tennis Kamp Stobrec) next to the apartment, with several clay courts and one hard court available! Looking forward to come back to Croatia and Stobrec in particular!
For a very good price! A recommendable neat, clean en complete appartment and a very kind and enthousiastic landlady who is available almost 24/7 to help with anything and everything.
The appartment is located on a 5 minutes walk from a small sandbeach, supermarket, restaurants and a good Italian restaurant around the corner. By car about 15 minutes to the centre of Split, near roads to Dubrovnic and some other lovely little towns.
We really enjoyed during our stay! Helena is a perfect host, willing to help in any cases. Apartment was clean and has everything you need, and big plus for the laundry machine!
Thank you Helena!
We had an amazing time in the appartment of Helena in Stobrec. She is a great host, really friendly and gets you everything you need. The appartment was perfect for a couple. It's got everything you need for a pleasent stay. The beach near the appartment is great and right next to it is a supermarket. Everything is really closeby, just ten minutes from Split. We want to thank Helena for her hospitality!
Nice appartment in the small town of Stobrec outside of Split. We had 4 great days there. The appartment is quite nice and clean, nothing fancy but everything you need. The only downside is a very (!) narrow kitchen. We only ate breakfast in the appartment though, so for us it was no issue. The bedroom was nice and big, and with enough closet space, and the bathroom was nice as well.
We had problems with the wi-fi in the appartment but Helena made it so that we could get internet from the camping site at the beach so it was no problem for us.
From the appartment there was less than 5 minutes walk to the beach, a very nice small pebbles beach that turned sandy once you got 1-2 metres out in the water.
Stobrec was some 20 minutes in bus from Split, but it went a couple a times per hour so it was not a problem getting into Split. Stobrec is not a big town, and perhaps half an hour to walk all the way a round it, but for a relaxing couple of days near the beach and away from all the tourists we would very much recommend both the town and the appartment.
Helena is very flexible and friendly. The apparment is very clean and looks like the description promised. We stayed only one night in the apparment, so I can't say more about the infrastructure and options in Strobec. But a drive with the car to Split and the old town is very short and not too complicated.
Great apartment, everything available, very clean, very nice touch. Great beach location, just around the house and I'm at the beach. Quiet area, shopping facilities available, 10 minutes from the center of Split, 20 minutes to the promenade and old town of Split. Very worth seeing. Wi-Fi also available on the beach. Questions in the neighboring campsite. Water sports available in 100 meters. Beautiful beaches in Kastela. Visit Trogir necessarily. Relaxation. 100% Recommend
Tolle Wohnung, alles vorhanden, sehr Sauber, sehr netter Kontakt. Tolle Strandlage, gleich ums Haus rum und ich bin am Strand. Ruhiger Ort, Einkaufsmöglichkeiten vorhanden, 10 Minuten zum Zentrum von Split, 20 Minuten an der Hafenpromenade und Altstadt von Split. Sehr sehenswert. WLAN auch am Strand möglich. Rückfragen im angrenzenden Campingplatz. Wassersportmöglichkeiten in 100 Meter vorhanden. Schöne Badebuchten in Kastela. Trogir unbedingt besuchen.
Erholung pur. 100% Weiterempfehlung
The apartment has one bedroom, a living room, a bathroom and a small, well-equipped kitchen. The apartment is on the third floor, lots of stairs lead to the goal. It has a parking. It is a residential area that is not particularly attractive to tourists. But who is traveling by car, you can very quickly come to Split and well explore the coast. Stobrec itself has some nice restaurants, bars and cafes. Helen was very kind and took us very warm welcome.
Das Apartment hat ein Schlafzimmer, ein Wohnzimmer, ein Bad und eine kleine, gut ausgestattete Küche. Die Wohnung liegt auf der dritten Etage; viele Treppen führen zum Ziel. Es hat einen Parkplatz. Es handelt sich um ein Wohnquartier, das für Touristen nicht besonders attraktiv ist. Wer aber mit dem Auto unterwegs ist, kann sehr schnell nach Split kommen und gut die Küste erkunden. In Stobrec selbst hat es einige nette Restaurants, Bars und Cafés.
Helena war sehr nett und hat uns freundlich in Empfang genommen.
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If you put aside what you think you know about Jesus and approach the Gospels as though for the first time, something remarkable happens: Jesus emerges as a teacher of the transformation of consciousness. Cynthia Bourgeault is a masterful guide to Jesus's vision and to the traditional contemplative practices you can use to experience the heart of his teachings for yourself.
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"There are few spiritual teachers who give us genuinely fresh insight, but even fewer who give us the tools so we can come to those insights for ourselves. Cynthia Bourgeault does both, and does them very well!" —Richard Rohr, OFM, author of Everything Belongs: The Gift of Contemplative Prayer
"A masterful work. Cynthia Bourgeault invites us to follow Jesus's path of self-emptying love, and she describes wisdom practices that we Christians can use every day to transform our own minds so that we too can see with the eyes of Christ." —Jim Marion, author of Putting on the Mind of Christ
"Bourgeault centers her expansive house of wisdom in the sayings and extraordinary death of the gospel Jesus as she turns light and darkness into a living poetry of self-emptying vision." —Willis Barnstone, author of The Other Bible, coauthor of The Gnostic Bible