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Gorgeous Canary Cottage in the South of Gran Canaria (GC0263)
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Floor No.2
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|La Montaña esquina Los Díaz, 35108 San Bartolomé de Tirajana, 스페인
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The house offers the following amenities: two floors, the first part is a kitchen with all amenities, and the other the living room with TV and stereo with CD. The second floor has two rooms, which communicate with two single beds and a bathroom with shower. Outside a balcony overlooking a large sun terrace. Old Canarian house retains its original structure located within the village of Fataga in a quiet area with beautiful views of the valley and the palm.
Also available: kitchen, microwave, toaster and coffee maker. Terrace and sun loungers. Satellite TV, stereo with CD, electric heating and washing machine.
Located in the municipality of San Bartolomé de Tijarana, the coast of the municipality is known for its beaches, very long and wide, golden sand and the famous and spectacular golf Maspalomas dunes and brackish water pond and the Oasis-palm (natural park). The northern end of the coast is instead stony, and the southern end is cliff.
Above the coast stretches a broad coastal plain (almost at sea level in the Campo Internacional de Maspalomas, somewhat higher in Playa del Ingles), fully urbanized, which is slowly rising to, furrowed by deep ravines, contact towards the central mountains of the island (another park). Tourism is the monoculture of the coastal zone, while as we ascend, we see cooler weather, a land more fertile and better farming.
숙소규정The price of accommodation per night will be busy. The price includes the cost of water, electricity, gas, bed linen and towels. The rent shall be a minimum of 7 nights.
All users without exception, must have in order his personal and family documents for either a passport or ID card, according to the nationality of the visitor.
We also offer the possibility to rent a car with different models and prices. Contact us for more information.
Irregularities and / or deficiencies that the customer can find in the rented property must be communicated as soon as possible and during the stay to the owner. This will solve in the near future any defect or failure and even proceed to change the property if so deemed, provided that the reasons given are proven to be true. Any claim made after leaving the property will not be addressed because they lack the most basic criteria that could process the claim.
It is your responsibility to leave the property in the same state it found it, held responsible for all damages and impairments caused by the negligent action. It is also your responsibility at all times conform to the exact number of occupants who made the reservation. Under no circumstances will the maximum number of people booked, this will enable the owner or manager implementation of relevant measures (supplementary charge or eviction).
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
|265353449 ₩
|4 명 이상시 가격
|924061 ₩ 1박당/
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Beautiful situated after a ruff road. Inconvinient with kitchens location in the house and no heating, very cold!
Not enough heating in the rest of the house. Woods for the fireplace was brought to us the last evening.
Nice poolarea!
Very nice Cotage, terass and garden. Well equipped. Good location. Clean and a lot of space. Also nice to pick fresh oranges for the breakfast juice in the garden.
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Our family spent one week during christmas at this beautiful place. We arrived late at night. The housekeeper met us at a nearby restaurant and showed us the way to the house and the facilities. The temperature in the saltwater pool was quite low but fortunately we had nice weather during the whole week and it was no mayor problem. The pool is shared by two houses, we were lucky to have it for ourselves since the other house was not occupied during our stay. There are generous facilities in the pool area including fridge, dishwasher, barbecue. The standard in the house is above average, it is well equipped with laundry, TV and so on, comfortable beds and very clean. The house i situated at the end of a road, surrounded by palm trees and cactus, very calm (despite the sound of the barking dogs in the village), far away from the mainstream tourist villages. The nearest supermarket is at Agaete, a 20-25 min ride on a VERY curvy road.
A pretty, cosy house in very peaceful and quiet surroundings. Lots of good walking paths in the vicinity. Beautiful mountain scenery. Modest food shops and restaurants in the village a couple of kilometres away. A perfect place if you are looking for peace and quiet and nature experiences.
The house, with it's own garden, a small garage and a sun terrace (with barbicue) is a gem. Getting in/out of the garage takes some learning but do-able in a small car. There is street parking about 150m away. The house is large, a very relaxing house with a vally view to the sea from from the terrace. It was a pleasure to stay there. It is on a hill so keeps you fit. There is a small supermarket (but very good) within walking distance. Unlike may proerties, this house has enough space for 6 without being cramped or using temporary beds - it has three good bedrooms, a TV lounge, a large sitting room and a reasonable kitchen - perhaps a bit cramped for 6 in the kitchen, but it works. I have given 4 stars, the only reason not to give five is the hill acces for a car.If you use a big car - then you would need to park 150m away. Conclusion:- It is a lovely house and garden, well worth the effort of climbing the hill, secluded, not overlooked, a real gem.
We had a very nice week on Gran canaria. The house had a good size for us and the Telde area is very good if you want to make tours all around the island. It is almost necessary to have a car as the house is pretty far from everything. The house is nice with many rooms, a big bathroom and two small ones. There is a pool wich was nice for the adults but it was too deep for small children.
The house is very beautiful and our week there was stressless! We loved the landscape and the quantity of palms and other beautiful flowers.
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#11 Sat 23 Mar 13 8:06am
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Re: Childhod food memories
1980ies. simple food. most from our own garden, more so than today. tiny basement shops for veggies. milk in glass bottles. no meat at all.... (not available for estonians).
only in some rare miraculous cases. I guess I did not eat a lot of meat from the beginning so giving up alltogether in 1995 wasnt very hard. things also not available most of the time: cocoa, sugar, cheese, butter, spices, coffee, cream, oatmeal. never even saw before 1989: bananas, oranges, mandarins, lemons, pineapple, liquorice, chewing gum. appeared in the 1990ies: soft ice, potato chips, soft drinks. never tried them ever. we had chicken so we got eggs, otherwise eggs were all taken away as well in the 1980ies. if you needed to make cake then having a baker as a friend worked cause you got the substitute egg powder. there were some things you could buy once a month about 200 g per person like sausage or fish.
forest and garden fed us, cause the shops were empty. so I wasnt picky about food in my childhood and I was just grateful to have anything to eat.
childhood favorites- green onion salad with sour cream. blueberries with milk and honey. white bread soup with cheese and nutmeg. whipped rye pudding with apples or cranberries. fish cakes.
#12 Sat 23 Mar 13 10:28am
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Re: Childhod food memories
I, too had a mother who didn't know how to, and didn't cook. Dad did.
Childhood memories from their home: porridge like glue and cold Weetbix . Salad was lettuce, tomato and cucumber (which I picked out). Undressed. Had never eaten a dressed salad until I left home. Mum refused to eat dressed salad when staying at my home.
Oh well ...
Better childhood food memories: staying at my mother's mother's and watching/"helping" Nan cook.
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#13 Sat 23 Mar 13 11:10pm
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Re: Childhod food memories
A gr8 thread, Mummza!
My late Dad was the household cook with my late Mum assisting!
We always without fail had a roast (lamb, beef or pork) dinner every saturday nite & my parents often invited guests to share our delicious dinner with! Ice cream, fruit & jelly/or trifle would follow or in the winter months mum & dad would make steamed lemon or golden syrup puddings or apple (or rhubarb out of dads garden!) crumbles etc!
Dad made beautiful vege & ham hock soups + casseroles in the winter months too & tripe with onion white sauce + liver & bacon + steak & kidney stews/pies were on the menu also - though to this day I've never bought; tripe, liver or kidneys or leeks or brussel sprouts either to cook with or eat - back when growing-up there was never a *thought* to dislike a food - it was DINNER
Mummza, my Dad had a gr8 garden also, as, did my late grandad...I loved as a child to go to my Nana & Grandad's place & pick & eat one or two fresh strawberries out of their small strawberry patch!...Grandad also grew yellow acid-free tomatoes!
Nana even named our cat's kitten ~ "Tea Leaves", when she tipped tea leaves out the window onto their new kitten! Oh no & awww!
Thanks for the 'walk down' yours (& everyones, thanks!) & my childhood food memory-lane, Mummza!
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#14 Sun 24 Mar 13 6:20am
- Forum champ Occupation museum guide in Tallinn Seaplane Hangars
- From Tallinn, Estonia
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Re: Childhod food memories
best memories: helping granny cook for her birthday and decorate cakes
I dont like sweets but I love baking and mixing sorcery LOL
making bread rolls, kneading in saffron (my granny used to have some!!! we made breads for 10 years with it!) rolling out the dough, spreading goose fat (no butter available) and beetroot sugar and cinnamon and raisins on it. and then rolling it up and cutting the rolls and turning them. and I loved the smell of baking too, but I never ate white bread rolls.
#15 Sun 24 Mar 13 10:08am
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- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Childhod food memories
RedfoxEstonia wrote:
best memories: helping granny cook for her birthday and decorate cakesbut I love baking and mixing sorcery LOL
it's called chemistry
you should consider a career in it
#16 Sun 24 Mar 13 2:17pm
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A slightly quirky memory is of my father very conscientiously mixing up salmon cakes and crushing the bone in to the mix, explaining to us kids that he liked to include it to give us non-milk drinking kids some calcium. I still make those salmon cakes and then, I took it a step further and used one of Jamie's recipes that calls for three types of fresh fish, rather than just canned salmon. Love both ways.
#17 Wed 27 Mar 13 1:18am
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It is interesting reading all these memories. Fascinating to hear about Estonia Redfox!
I remember that occasionally we would get a carton of eggs from my country aunt who kept chooks. When the hens were laying like crazy she could pack up dozens and send them down by train. Despite all her care there were times when none survived the trip (not sure the parcel handlers cared much for 'fragile - handle with care' signs). It was always exciting though and when we did have some we would eat those beautiful golden yolked eggs like crazy! Scrambled eggs, pancakes, egg and bacon pie (we hadn't heard of quiche yet circa 1970 Melbourne!).
#18 Wed 27 Mar 13 6:49am
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I remember I went to a grandaunts´ daughters wedding once, had to carry the roses and be a flower child, such a **** pain but they never considered how a child feels. but they made this huge wedding cake from country eggs and it was so yellow the best freind of the bride, a city girl through and through, thought it was coloring and refused to eat it, cause at that time all sorts of harmful stuff went into food coloring. she refused to believe they were just country eggs. it was around 1989.
#19 Wed 27 Mar 13 1:41pm
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Re: Childhod food memories
First post on the forums in a long time, hello everyone!
I love reading everyone's memories, good and bad
The one that sticks in my mind most is from when I used to spend weekends at my grandparents. My Grandad would meet his friend that was a fisherman at the pub on Friday nights and he would always give him a packet of cooked cockles or prawns wrapped in newspaper for me, when he got back we'd sit on the sofa and eat them straight out of the newspaper, yum!
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Re: Childhod food memories
Hi Rhianna, I have also been away for a while ( popped back when I could ). My dad loved cockles , but then he liked pork dripping on bread as well .
My Mum was a great cook, her baking was well known, I always had many friends on a Friday ( baking day ), we would all walk home from school together and they would all push for an invite in to play !!
Her curry left a lot though - she thought curry was mince cooked as for a shepherds pie with curry powder added and some peas and perhaps some raisins !!
I use to love her custard though - she would often make a huge jug of it ( birds of cause ), it would be quite thick, and she would dollop this into a dish with either banana or perhaps a splash of Ribina or spoon of jam
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Anybody heard of treating migraines with bee stings? Would you place the sting in the neck or the back of the head? How long do you leave the stinger in before extracting it. Thanks in advance!
Anybody heard of treating migraines with bee stings? Would you place the sting in the neck or the back of the head? How long do you leave the stinger in before extracting it. Thanks in advance!
I don't personally know anyone who has tried BVT for migraines. I think one must be very careful about stings to the head or neck. I think I would try bee pollen or propolis before trying BVT.
I do get stings to the back of the head and down my right shoulder and arm for pain, and I have heard a well known apitherapist recommend bee stings to the top of the head for depression. (Imaginary line from both ears to the top of the head, then one inch toward the back of the head and sting there once.) Anyone else have any suggestions?
How would Bee Pollen and Propolis be used to treat a migraine? My sister in law suffers from them and has tried just about everything else.
Feel at the base of the skull where it curves down on both sides at the back of the head to the left and right of center right at the hairline -- that is the point for migraines. Try just one until you know the reaction.
Beestings have never helped with my migraines, but they have helped me with the nerve pains from spinal disc problems and for arthritis and other joint pains. The best thing I've found for migraines for me is ice packs in a dark quiet room on a firm couch or bed with a motrin and a sudafed (spelling?).
I don't know about stings but I had a brief run in with migraines that apitherapy did cure... I was all stressed out worrying about things I couldn't change until I stuck my head into a box of bees and got hooked... A good hobby helps migraines and someday you might make some money at it.
I have a friend who says that bee venom helps her migraines. She's a big baby however, so she uses the Bees In A Bottle and applies it to her temples and neck. She can't bring herself to let bees actually sting her.
When you say stinging attack, was that multiple bees? Did they remove the stingers immediately or an hour later in the ER? Did she receive desensitization treatments? Patients who suffered severe anaphylactic shock, did not experience the same reaction years later. Her fear may be overwhelming, but physiologically she can receive stings in a controlled medical environment if the pain is greater than her fear. If the stingers were not removed immediately or she did not suffocate from the constricted airway, it was just a painfully bad experience.


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John resigned himself to the addiction, and gave in to his craving for more. He wanted a straight-axle, and he and Gerry made the trek to Bloomington Gold each year, on the hunt. Finally, five years ago they found it, this COOL 60, which is the name it sports on its Florida license plate. It was the 729th of 10,261 built that year, but one of only 635 to wear Tasco Turquoise paint. More significantly, only 383 of those had white coves.
In 1991 John, a retired mechanic, decided to give it a body-off restoration, and it came off the road for four years. Because John firmly believes Corvettes were built to be drivenrain or shinehe needed to replace all the running gear and various other parts. The restoration is complete, and this oldie is now Johns only car.
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Some of the players on this team really need to pick and choose what they say in front of the camera.
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This was a fantastic question for Chris to respond to and that answer will get him far in his local community. In no way could this potentially harm team unity heading into the SB with a potential homosexual teammate/mates on the roster. Never before in American sports have we seen discriminated groups rise above adversity and end up a significant factor into the equation.
I was gonna post this article and just seen that u beat me to it Rudy. Some of these Forty Whiners are dumb as a brick. Even if you don't agree with it you do not publicly come out and say something like that to the media
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The Appartement was clean and Offers a comfortable bed. The Street is absoloutely quiet. Juane is very Friendly and a nice host. We feel like at home. Shower, Own fridge, Supermarket around and best Connection downtown.
We can recommend the Appartment.
Simone + Ralf from Fulda/Germany
Great and really helpful hosts, nice and clean room. Superb location to explore the city.
We had a great time staying with Massi and her mother Juani. The two of them were amazing hosts and always helped us whenever we needed anything. Their apartment is located right across the river from Manhattan and just two blocks away from the Queens Plaza subway station, meaning we could simply take the train downtown and be at Times Square in 10 minutes.
Would definitely recommend!
We had a great time!
They could tell us where we had to go and what the easiest way was to get their.
Very clean house!
Apartment overall fairly well maintained, the room is a little small but for ten days you can live quietly. For as we are made Italian at first glance may seem very basic and disorganized, but overall we're pretty good. The kitchen and bathroom are shared with the hostess trying to disturb as little as possible, it has everything to offer and the lady is very kind and nice. The location is nothing short of a strategic pass at least four of the major subway lines and the hub of New York City is just a few stops with the lines 7. The advice to young couples, when you arrive you do not take it we taxi shuttles, are unnecessary money, with $ 5 from Kennedy you will get to Jamaica, to do the weekly ticket (for those who still have more than three days should) cost $ 31, take line E towards World Trade Center and get off at Queen Plaza a few meters and you have to home, while around the city, take the subway to Queensboro Plaza which is just in front of the apartment. I recommend this solution and generally the apartment is a good idea, you can save the $ 3.5 per day per person city tax compared to a hotel in addition to the 8.5% tax on the cost of the room. For those who go to New York to be reckoned that the money they leave which is a beauty, but where can save something .......
Appartamento nel complesso tenuto abbastanza bene, la stanza è un po piccola ma per una decina di giorni ci si può vivere tranquillamente. Per come siamo fatti noi italiani a primo impatto può sembrare molto spartana e disordinata, ma tutto sommato ci si sta abbastanza bene. La cucina e il bagno si condividono con la padrona di casa che cerca di disturbare il meno possibile, si ha tutto a disposizione e la signora è molto gentile e simpatica. La posizione è a dir poco strategica, passano almeno quattro delle più importanti linee metropolitane e il fulcro di New York è a poche fermate con la linee 7. La consiglio a coppie giovani, quando arrivate non prendete ne taxi ne navette, sono soldi inutili, con 5 $ dal Kennedy si arriva a Jamaica, di la fate l'abbonamento settimanale (per chi rimane già più di tre giorni conviene) costo 31$, prendete la linea E direzione World Trade Center e scendete a Queen Plaza pochi metri e siete a casa, mentre per muovervi in città prendete la metro a Queensboro Plaza che è proprio di fronte all'appartamento. Io consiglio questa soluzione e in generale l'appartamento è un ottima idea, si risparmiano le 3,5$ al giorno a persona di tassa di soggiorno rispetto ad un albergo oltre alla tassa 8,5% sul costo della camera. Per chi va a New York va messo in conto che i soldi se ne vanno che è una bellezza, però dove possibile risparmiare qualcosa.......
Absolutely amazing hosts, great location - we look forward to seeing you again
Absolut Super Gastgeber, Super Lage - wir freuen uns schon auf ein Wiedersehen
We really loved our stay at this apartment. We lived together with Rays sister and mom. Both of them were lovely and very friendly hosts. His Mom, Juany, even called us a taxi, when we left.
Everything was very clean and it looks as the pictures make it appear.
The neighbourhood wasn't that interesting, but everything one would need was nearby. The industrial chic also made it look pretty cool.
We'd recommend this apartment to everyone and if we ever happen to be in NYC again we'd love to stay there again for sure ! :)
we stayed with rays mom in september for 4 nights. the room was nice and clean and it has an aircondition,which was really nice because it was pretty hot outside by te time we visited nyc:-)
rays mom is a really nice host and i highly recommend to stay with here:-)
I was not at the home of Ray and Lena, but got the apartment with Juany geteilt.Es was having the best time of my life, because of the wonderful Juany, its hospitality and its genuine Intersse.Die location is super convenient to New York besichtigen.Das rooms small and simple but bright with window.The kitchen and the refrigerator can werden.Ich used without problems, we hope to see us again again!
Ich war nicht in der Wohnung von Ray und Lena,sondern habe mir die Wohnung mit Juany geteilt.Es war mit die beste Zeit meines Lebens,aufgrund der wundervollen Juany,ihrer Gastfreundschaft und ihrem echtem Intersse.Die Lage ist super praktisch um New York zu besichtigen.Das Zimmer klein und einfach aber hell mit Fenster.Die Küche sowie der Kühlschrank kann problemlos genutzt werden.Ich hoffe wir sehen uns noch einmal wieder!
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The start of the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL - Girls) and US Soccer Development Academy (Boys) seasons are coming up. This week, rushsoccer.com will run a series of Season Preview articles for the Rush clubs participating in these Elite leagues. First up, the ECNL Girls from Colorado.
The ECNL teams from Colorado Rush kick off their season Saturday, September 1st hosting Heat FC of Nevada. Below, Colorado Rush Director of Academy, Wes Hart, previews the season.
2011/2012 Season Recap:
Colorado Rush finished an impressive 7th place out of 66 teams in the 2011-12 ECNL Overall Club Championships. Colorado Rush's '97 Nike team (at right) won the club's first ever ECNL Title when they knocked off Ohio Elite, Eclipse, PDA, and Dallas Sting at last summer's U15 ECNL National Championships. This team also won the Mountain West Conference finishing 10 points clear of second place Sereno. The Colorado Rush '95 Nike team also won the Mountain West Conference and finished 11th overall in the U17 ECNL National Championships. The '96 team finished second place in the Mountain West Conference.
Club expectations for the upcoming season:
Colorado Rush ECNL is determined to crack the top 5 in the 2012-13 ECNL Overall Club Championships. The loss of Lindsey Horan (to Paris St Germain) and her '94 Nike team will not make things easy, but the Rush girls are ready for the challenge. Four of the five ECNL teams (U14-18) won championships at Denver Cup or Arsenal Cup earlier this month. The U18's lost two key players to graduation but have picked up a couple good replacements, including Discovery Player Darian Jenkins (Utah). With the addition of Jenkins, this team bolsters seven players in the Women's U17 National Team Pool.
The U17's were one of the hottest teams in the ECNL last fall. Injuries to some key players hurt them down the stretch as they failed to qualify for the National Championships. If they remain healthy, look for this team to make the playoffs.
Similar to the 18's, the U16's are loaded with players with US National Team experience. The addition of Lexi Hill (from Rival Real Colorado) gives this team five players that have been called into US National Team Camps.The defending ECNL National Champions are poised for the repeat. Check out this feature on the 16's from TopDrawerSoccer.com.
The U15's are getting their first "real" taste of ECNL. Last year they played an abbreviated schedule of just 10 games. They finished fourth place in the 8-team Mountain West Conference. They've added 8 new players that will surely help this team compete for a Conference Championship.
The U14's have several players with ECNL experience, as four of them participated in ECNL competitions last season. They will need to finish in first or second in their conference to qualify for the U14 ECNL National Championships next summer.
Who is the 'Team to Beat'?:
U14- Colorado Storm Copa. This team has been a thorn in Rush's side in CYS League and State Cup over the years. Last time these two teams met, Storm Copa won 2-1 in OT in the Rush Open Final.
U15- Real Colorado. This team won the U14 Mountain West Conference Championship last year, before losing to Crossfire at the ECNL National Championships.
U16- Dallas Sting. Rush defeated Sting 3-2 in the San Antonio National Event and 1-0 in the ECNL National Championships. Sting is surely looking forward for another chance at Rush.
U17- Sereno. Last year's Mountain West Conference Champion. Rush tied and defeated Sereno last fall, but still managed to finish behind them in the Mountain West Conference Standings.
U18- CASL. Winners of last year's U17 ECNL National Championships. CO Rush defeated CASL at U16, the only time these two teams have met. If Rush is going to win an ECNL Championship this season, they will need to get by CASL.
Rush Players to Watch:
U14 -Cam Dyke: Received her first National Team call up earlier this month. Has ECNL experience, appearing in games with last year's U14's, U15's, and U17's.
U15- Megan Delmonico (MD): Delmonico is a tenacious defender that will anchor Rush's backline. With so many new faces, Delmonico will need to step up and lead this team.
U16- Jastin Redman: This speedy forward can do it all, including score goals! She lead the team in goals scored and was selected to the ECNL All-Event Team in San Diego.
U17- Britt Stark: Scored 12 goals in just 10 games before an ACL tear sidelined her for the season. Stark is one of the most dynamic forwards in the country and has verbally committed to CU.
U18- Danica Evans: Should be beaming with confidence after touring London this summer with the ECNL All-Star team and scoring a goal vs. the Doncaster Belles. Evans led the team in goals scored last season and was selected to the ECNL All-Event Team in San Diego.
Thoughts on the upcoming season:
"We are excited about the upcoming season. We did well last year finishing 7th overall as a club. We have set high goals for ourselves this year and plan on being in the top five. We expect all five of our teams to qualify for the playoffs and will be disappointed if a couple of those teams don't qualify for Nationals. We are loaded with talent. Fourteen of our players have been called into US National Team Camps in the past year. Our players are doing some very good things and people are taking notice."
2012/13 Game Schedules:
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I just got a quick question for you "seasoned" pentesters. Do you guys stick to Backtrack and other open source tools when performing pentests or do you use a combination of bt and Canvas/D2/Nessus(ProFeed)/CI?
And will there be found exploits added to the commercial applications that can not be found in places such as exploit-db? (Maybe due to some "copyright"? )
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That is perhaps the most terrible "summary" of the draft picks I have ever seen.
Just when I don't think it can get any worse, I think of you Ray. I have been to the abyss....thank you for helping me stay positive.
And Reese said he had Wilson rated higher than the muscle hamster.....more proof to his awful draft evaluation skills. A RB who can't pass block and fumbles in the 1st round...BRILLIANT.
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A bill proposed by Congressman Doug Lamborn and supported by Senator Michael Bennet regarding the Manitou Springs Incline was set to be voted on Friday morning, but that vote was pushed back to next week.
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Blogs are a good way of getting out information that corporate media may not see as important or the government may not want attention drawn to. They are also a good way to share skills and info on niche topics.
I love blogs because they always have great giveaways and I have found a lot of useful information, good articles and delicious recipes! Thanks so much for hosting this wonderful giveaway!
I would love the Kindle Touch for my oldest daughter actually. I would love for her to read more books and this would be perfect for her to start doing that as well as portable for her take take along. Thanks!
I LOVE reading blogs because there is always one out there that will pull you in and bring you back again and again.
Great idea. My wife has been wanting a Kindle. I really need to do this for my site. Keep up all the great posts!
Blogs are awesome! What a great giveaway! I canèt get Tomboy Jenès facebook link to work nor cn I find her on facebook
Could you give me a hand?
Deana, Thank you for the heads up! I am working on this now to get that link figured out.
I would love a kidle because I love that all my books could be in one place! Less clutter and I can still enjoy reading!
Sorry for the lousy typing! lol I am weak with sleep deprivation!
love the giveaways but winning even more think i need bloggers anonymous
button is not showing up for tomboyjen on fb
i love blogs to read articles and enter giveaways.
and i love the kindle b/c i am never without a reading material in my hands.
I love reading blogs because I've learned so much about homeschooling, parenting, clean eating, and life!
julestwin (at) gmail (dot) com
I'd love a Kindle Touch because our Kindle keyboard's numbers and letters ink is slowly wearing off even though it hasn't been used constantly!
julestwin (at) gmail (dot) com
Eva Urban
Unable to Facebook Like Tomboyjen no link provided. Cannot follow @therightsideofthegrass, no icon there – went on twitter no account set up under that handle.
eva urban
Evan Urban
On the positive site – awesome sponsors supporting this giveaway. For the opportunity alone, Thank You.
Technologically challenged. Have 8 yr old Whiz Kid – sharing one desktop ! To win a Kindle Touch for him would be just awesome. Fantastic tool to read bed time stories.
eva urban
I'd really love to win the kindle touch.
Your Rafflecopter is messed up when it comes to the links for Right Side of the Grass.
For anyone that needs them, here they are:
I love blogs because they are a wealth of information not to mention great giveaways that are written by some lovely people! 🙂
jglaframboise at eastlink dot ca
I would love to win the Kindle because I am an avid reader and I simply don't have even a square inch of area left in my house for another book. They are starting to pile up… 🙂
jglaframboise at eastlink dot ca
I love blogs for multiple reasons – I love other's blogs for the inspiration they provide me. I love my blog because when we wiped our hard drive we learned the back-up didn't complete and we lost all of our pictures, thanks to my blog we were able to get many of them back.
I would probably choose the giftcard over the Kindle, but I've looked into the Kindle lots and it seems amazing – I love to read and though I love physical books the Kindle would be easier when I go on trips, for sure!
I am anxious to when a Kindle just as everyone else is.
I love that blogs give everyone a chance to connect with others, share their passions, and form online communities.
I love to read, but lugging around several books can be cumbersome. This would also allow me to switch between novels as I choose.
I love blogs because there is something for any of your interests. They are good for finding out new things and creative ideas. I also love humor blogs to have a good laugh.
I would love a kindle because I probably read about 2-3 books a week and I always end up leaving my books in random places away from each other. I would love to have all my books in one place on the kindle, plus it is a lot easier to carry around than a hardcover book.
i love for for reviews products and giveaways
I would love the Kindle Touch for my oldest daughter
Unable to Facebook Like Tomboyjen no link provided. Cannot follow @therightsideofthegrass, no icon there – went on twitter no account set up under that handle. @ilovemygooby.
I'd love a Kindle because I love to read and one of my kids shreds all my paper books.
I love blogs because I learn so much about different topics. I can discuss gluten-free recipes, find lists of stores upcoming ads and enter giveaways.
I would love to have a Kindle! I've never had one, and I love to read. It would be nice to have one since they are so light and I would be able to take it with me when I traveled.
For anybody who can't figure it out, the facebook and twitter names AND links are wrong for Tomboy Jen/The Right Side of the Grass in Rafflecopter. Here are the correct ones:
I love blogs because they have great recipes!
I would love a Kindle Touch because my neighbor LOVES hers. Just think – no more overdue library books!
i cant get to tomboy jen i get an error message and therightsideofthegrass there is no link and i tried on twitter and cant find it? thanks
I would love a kindle touch to give to my mother. She travels all of the time for work and lugs books everywhere she goes.
I love that blogs can give you and idea of products you never knew about. I honestly learned so much about natural products from blogs. I have found some super great deals on blogs.
Rebecca Parsons
I would love to have a kindle for something to read while I am waiting for kids at practices, their jobs, or just something to do while relaxing. Nothing like reading a good book and taking it no matter where you go.
Rebecca Parsons
b/c they teach me more and more about saing!!!
twitted this today
I think a Kindle would be great while waiting for appointments, picking the kids up from school or while riding in the car. I think the opportunities are endless.
I love Blogs because you get a more personal view on topics from real people. As an example: It's easy for a company, say, to tell you how great a product is – because they want your money… but a Blog Review is open and honest on the subject.
I love blogs because in today's fast paced world it's a chance to get a glimpse into others lives when you barely even see your neighbors.
I would love a Kindle Touch because it seems I am always on the go and forever waiting on someone- would be a great time to catch up on reading etc.
Sherry Conrad
discriminating_diva at yahoo dot com
(forgot my info on last post, same as this)
I love blogs because I always learn so much, see that I'm not the only one that goes thru certain life or parenting issues, find new recipes/crafts, and see what's going on in the world!
I would love a Kindle touch because it would be great to bring to my daughter's swim meets to spend the time between her races!
I love Blogs cause I learn so much for other people either their mistakes or their success and I love their crafts it makes me wanna do some.
Kristie Betts
[email protected]
I would love to have a Kindle Fire for my 13 year old son.
Thanks for the chance to win
Kristie Betts
[email protected]
Love blogs and their owners-for their ideas, sharing,humor, insight and letting us know of new products.
I had planned to buy one this month, but dumb me…I was driving in an unfamilar area last week, didn't realize the speed limit went quickly from 50 to 40 and then to 30. My fault totally, but the 251.00 fine was mean't for my kindle…rats. I love to read, I'm a voracious reader and seem to be surrounded by people reading from tablets these days…I covet a tablet:)
I love blogs for all of the various topics, things you learn, giveaways-just so many reasons!
I would love a Kindle Touch, because I LOVE to read and its so easy to take with me everywhere I go!
love blogs because I win stuff.
Thanks for the contest.
Kindle so I can take lots of books where ever I go.
And like that, the wheel turns, the day passes, and the giveaway closes. Winner to be picked tomorrow evening!
Sleep sweet book lovers!
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I start in the fall after the bees are shaken out. I bring all of my hive bodies into the shop. After I scrap all the bur-comb off the frames I spray 5-6 frames from each with FHC- blend syrup.
Sprayer setup: I have a 30 gal bottling tank that I heat the syrup up to 150 deg. From there is a fill pipe that runs into a heavy steal tank that I can hook a air line to. This tank has a hose from a fruit spray that comes out the bottom. I set the frames in a large tub and spray them full one side at a time. It takes me 10 min. to fill the 5-6 frames needed. I do over 850 hive bodies a years for packages and splits. It takes me 4 weeks just to spray frames full of syrup. I use over a half a truck load of syrup just to spray frames.
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I think the whole media hype has died down and if he obviously were to get signed and informed on his new role, the media would damn well know he's not going to compete with Eli. I feel bad for Tebow and how that clown organization called the "Jets" did to him. I really wish this guy would be given the chance to play..it's not his fault that the media was all over him, he wasn't a cancer or someone who always tried to get attention like T.O. or Chad Johnson.
We didn't draft a TE and the TE's we have are more of the Howard Cross type rather than the deep/vertical threat that Tebow can posses. Putting someone in like Tebow will automatically take pressure off of our WRs I believe. I know we signed that stud from the Raiders, but it'd be nice to have a second TE who can open the pass game. I know we also have Robinson, but we can use Tebow in multiple positions (no not at QB) from FB, TE to WR. Imagine putting him in on WR screen plays, him lighting up CB and pancaking them while Hakeem Nicks takes it to the house.
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Quiet Central Studio with Wi-Fi
Maximální počet hostů3
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Velikost28 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
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|Zahrebska, 12000 Prague, Česká republika
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It includes a bathroom and WC, a kitchenette with basic cooking utensils provided, together with a refrigerator, cooker, microwave, kettle, coffee maker, pots and pan, bottles and cans openers, tee, coffee, sugar, spice... Satellite TV and computer connected to internet and Wi-Fi available too. Thre's also a lift in the house.
A secured parking at our house is available, but because of limited spots, it's recommended to book in advance.
You will find the apartment tidy, ready to use, and clean bedding and towels are provided.
Domovní řádStrictly non-smoking apartment.
Our house is a quiet and peaceful. It is not a good place for a loud night parties and celebrations.
a secured parking spot at house 10 EUR/ day, or free on street parking in a distance 5 min. by foot.
The stays usually begin and finish after noon and finish before noon.
Depending on vacancies and reservations, most stays can be arranged for morning check-in and evening check-out with no extra fee. You can also store you luggage as long as you need the last day.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|305 €
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Michal was a perfect host, he took care of everything - gave us maps of Prague and our district with tips where to go and where to park a car. The communication with him was always fast. Although we got the flat in the basement which is not the highest standard, we enjoyed our stay a lot!
Wonderful location, this roomy basement unit was only let down by the ultra tiny bathroom and the somewhat on the nose toilet system. Minor negatives in an otherwise beaut spot, the owner was very helpful and had provided good maps of the area which made exploring Prague a breeze. Parking was available a short walk from the unit so that was another plus.
Perfect apartment, if you want to visit Praga. close to tramway and metro, 10 min bay metro to the city center. Muchal was very hepful and frendly. Recomend it.
Loved the flat and the area!! Will absolutely return next time I visit Prague. Very helpful and pleasant host! Could not have been better.
Michal is a friendly and helpful host. He answers his e-mail very quickly. The apartment is central located in a nice neighborhood with nice restaurants and bars. The apartment is clean and has everything you need.
nice quiet flat and a great service
nothing to complain about
Everything was alright. Michal showed us everything at the beginning. After 20 minutes walking we could reach the city center, you dont really need public transport. All in all we had a nice time in Prague. We would book this apartement again.
It is a nice and clean appartment. City center at walking distance. Shops(also biofood) and restaurants in the neighbourhood.
Michal's apartment is so nice, it's not really big but more than enough for two people. It's close to the oldtown and the neighborhood was really good as well.
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This year's Shodan Challenge is now under way. There were some problems with people dropping out last year, so this year's set-up is more casual. There are no specific pairs of mentors/mentees; instead we have a teaching ladder system, whereby you can submit games for review, and review other people's games. There's also an option to arrange friendly matches and teaching games.
Our homepage is a Google group: https://groups.google.com/d/forum/shodan2012
Any BGA members who would like to come along and submit some games or reviews are very welcome! There's no need for any formal commitment - you can do as much or as little as you have time for.
Andrew Simons will be giving audio reviews at 8pm on Thursdays in the KGS British room.
If you have any questions or feedback, please contact me or Billy Woods (his contact details are available via the Google group).
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101 SB all ramps very dangerous
Original post made by Driver, Palo Verde, on Jun 20, 2013
I am looking forward, eagerly, to the construction to be finished but I rarely see signs that they are working to finish these short merges asap. In the meantime, I find myself using Central Expressway, Foothill Expressway and 280 much more than I used to just so that I don't have to negotiate these dangerous onramps.
In an attempt of easing my frustrations by sharing our near misses, I am starting this thread as a stress releaser. Feel free to join me in my rants.
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a resident of Palo Verde
on Jun 20, 2013 at 8:35 am
Charleston is the worst, as so many vehicles are about to exit at Rengstorff.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jun 20, 2013 at 9:25 am
Exiting off 101 at Embarcadero/Oregon - while traveling northbound on 101 - isn't any picnic either. It's so narrow. Exiting there traveling southbound is fine, of course.
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 20, 2013 at 12:35 pm
Haha, I completely agree. It's supposed to be completed by "summer" and tomorrow is technically the first day of summer. When I have seen them working on it, they seem to get a lot done. Perhaps if they were paid several million more, it would have been completed by now - isn't that typical? I live near the ramps and have only seen one accident yet, which is surprising, given the danger.
It think 101S off Oregon is much more dangerous than Charleston because there is a bit of an entrance ramp on Charleston. Oregon's entrance has a wall and next thing, you're expected to be up to speed with no entrance ramp.
My son just got his license and we can't let him enter 101S off Oregon because even we, as experienced drivers, have trouble with the merge.
a resident of College Terrace
on Jun 20, 2013 at 12:55 pm
This whole Hwy 101 construction project and been a disastrous boondoggle. It brought us years of congestion and noise and traffic danger and what is the end result going to be - a bigger funnel to pour more traffic into our neighborhoods. If you thought the construction was bad, traffic conditions are just going to get worse when it is done.
a resident of Crescent Park
on Jun 20, 2013 at 3:39 pm
From what I see most of the people who complain about the off-ramp and on-ramps are the most incompetent of drivers. People do not merge they just putt-putt onto the freeway and sit there waiting for no traffic, which there rarely is. The thing is to get up to speed while moving slowly and deliberately out and fitting into the moving traffic. Some cannot seem to do this.
I agree none of these ramps during construction are particularly nice or safe, and there have been quite a few accidents entering southbound 101 from that Embarcadero/Oregon merge - but the worst part is the unfairness and chaos of that on-ramp since it allows merging cars to run up along the right side of the road ahead of cars already on 101 or entering from Embarcadero. Really obnoxious drivers from Embarcadero can even swerve over to the right and pass all the way up.
I think the solution to join the streams from Embarcadero and Oregon and then to sense how many cars are on that strip and let them out accordingly disallowing passing on the right.
The thing I have always thought was dangerous was the 101 North to Westbound Embarcadero blind merge ... and the 101 North to Eastbound Embarcadero merge when one has to get over to the left to make a turn to East Palo Alto. Both of these messes have been that was as long as I can recall ... back to the 70's.
a resident of Greenmeadow
on Jul 1, 2013 at 9:52 pm
I currently have two teenagers learning to drive and I hate these 'temporary' on-ramps which are incredibly short. Does anyone know who we can call/email? City of Palo Alto, City of Mountain View???
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Jul 1, 2013 at 9:59 pm
Caltrans is who is doing the work and who has control. I doubt calling them will have an impact, but they are the ones to complain to.
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Residence Inn by Marriott Birmingham Downtown at UAB
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Birmingham hotel in Downtown Birmingham, near Vulcan Statue
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Located in Downtown Birmingham, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Alabama Museum of Health Sciences, Vulcan Statue, and McWane Science Center. Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame and Birmingham Museum of Art are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Along with an outdoor pool, this smoke-free hotel has a fitness center and self parking. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and a free manager's reception are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and meeting rooms are onsite.
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Residence Inn by Marriott Birmingham Downtown at UAB
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Residence Inn by Marriott Birmingham Downtown at UAB features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This 3-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. Guests are offered a complimentary breakfast each morning and a complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. Event facilities measure 809 square feet (73 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, coffee/tea in a common area, and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Residence Inn by Marriott Birmingham Downtown at UAB is a smoke-free property.
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (meters) - 73
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Free reception
- Conference space size (feet) - 809
- Total number of rooms - 129
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 7
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Check-in time ends at 2 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Pet fee: USD 100 per stay
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