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Jennifer Bailey
2012-13 - Senior
- At Conference USA Championships held on Melton Hill Lake, placed second in the 2V8+ with a time of 6:50.18.
- In the regular season finale, part of the 2V8+ which placed third against Princeton, Dartmouth and Penn with a time of 6:59.7
- Racing in the 2V8 at the Clemson Invitational, finished in third place in both sessions with times of 6:48.5 and 6:37.7. On Sunday, placed second with a time of 7:08.8.
- At The Ohio State Invitational, placed second in both varsity eight races with times of 7:23.7 and 7:33.85, respectively.
- Placed second against Louisville in the 2V8+ with a time of 6 minutes and 39.5 seconds
- Rowed in the V8+ against Minnesota with a time of 6 minutes and 36.6 seconds for the 2000-meter course
- With a time of 18 minutes and 58.1 seconds placed 15th in the Championship 4+ at the Head of the Hooch
- In fall finale at the Head of the Hooch in Chattanooga, placed 14th with a time of 17 minutes and 6.2 seconds in the Championship 8+
- At the prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta placed ninth in the Club 8 with a time of 17 minutes and 17.17 seconds
- At the Chattanooga Head Race placed second with a time of 19 minutes and 34.46 seconds in the Cllegiate 4+
- Finished fourth at the Chattanooga Head Race in the Collegiate 8+ with a time of 17 minutes and 1.52 seconds
2011-12 - Junior
- Lifted Tennessee to the 2012 C-USA Championship by helping her 2V8+ shell to gold
- Lifted 2V8+ to a strong regular-season finale at No. 7 Princeton
- Rowed with the V4+, earning one silver and one bronze medal at Michigan
- Started spring strongly with two gold medals and one silver in the 2V4+ at the Oak Ridge Invitational
- Won back-to-back C-USA Boat of the Week honors (March 27, April 3) for her part in the V4+, defeating UCF on Lake Pickett and finishing fourth at the San Diego Crew Classic
- Won gold in the Collegiate 8 at the Chattanooga Head Race
- Earned silver medal in the Collegiate 4 at the Chattanooga Head Race
- Part of Lady Vol Championship 8 that took 11th at the Head of the Charles Regatta
2010-11- Sophomore
- Took home two medals during fall
- Was a part of eights that competed at Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston, finishing 10th overall
- Began fall with pair of gold medals at Chattanooga Head Race
2009-10 - Freshman
- Competed in 2V8+ during spring
- Part of shell that earned victories over Minnesota, Dartmouth and Alabama
- Helped push UT to fourth-place team finish at Lake Natoma Invitational
- Was part of 2V8+ shell that finished first among C-USA schools at Aramark Sprints
- Rowed in 2V8+ for NCAAs
- Collected two medals during first collegiate fall
- Was part of crew that finished eighth in championship 8+ at Chattanooga Head Race and Rivanna Romp
- Teamed with Mary-Hannah Daugherty to take gold in pairs in Chattanooga and bronze medal at the Romp
High School
- Attended Martin Luther High School
- Was a four-year letterwinner in track and field
- Gained rowing experience with Milwaukee Rowing Club, where she helped her shell take bronze in junior 8+ at Royal Canadian Henley Regatta in 2008
- Part of 12th-place youth 8+ shell at prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta
- Pursuing a degree in nutrition and exercise science with a minor in business administration
- Aspires to represent the USA in the Olympic Games
- Has two siblings, Katherine and Joshua
- The daughter of Andrew and Susan Bailey, Jennifer Elizabeth Rose Bailey was born on April 3, 1991, in Grosse Pointe, Mich.

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I have been rotating out 1 3/8" wide frames for two years now and I believe that my full size hives will all have narrow frames in them by Summer 2013. That should be about eight hives.
Who else is trying to move to narrow frames?
I have been rotating out 1 3/8" wide frames for two years now and I believe that my full size hives will all have narrow frames in them by Summer 2013. That should be about eight hives.
Who else is trying to move to narrow frames?
Trying to think inside the box...
Are you doing this for the brood chamber or the whole hive?
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
I'm not trying to move to narrow frames, I have already done so.
So what are you doing or what do you believe?
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
Trying to think inside the box...
I'm planning to go to all narrow frames in the brood chambers. Right now I have two hives, one with standard frames and the other with narrow frames in two medium boxes over a deep with standard frames (picked up the wrong nuc box, I had one ready with narrow frames when I got that swarm so ended up with standard frames in the deep).
Next spring I intend to do splits, and will replace the standard frames with narrows, and start any new swarms or packages on narrows.
The brood looks much better on narrow frames, and the honey band at the top is the same depth as the brood rather than thicker. I suspect (although I can't prove it) that the bees will be able to cover more brood and stay warmer with less honey consumption on the narrow frames. Not that this winter is any colder than last so far -- supposed to be 70F on Monday!
I run my frames thru the tablesaw to 1 1/4" wide before placing in service. I put a vee on top with a sharpie toward the side narrowed . I am thinking that I am going to quit running 11 though and put a follower on one side so It will be easier to start pulling them. In my opinion the narrow spacing improves the quality of the drawn comb. If I want to run them 8 to a box in a super, it won't matter once they are intially drawn.
I make mine complete, that way I get wider spacing between the top bars (which are 7/8" wide instead of 1 1/16"). I think that's better than cutting standard ones down, but I have the time and inclination and don't expect anyone else to do so. Kelley is selling narrow frames where the end bars are narrower but equal width on each side, and that might work well, although not in combination with unequal ones.
The brood comb (and honey storage comb) on narrow frames is VERY flat, quite nice. Helped along, I'm sure, by the fact that I cross-wired them all this year after having fits with foundation bulged to one side without wires.
I'm anxious to see how narrow frames work with a swarm, too -- I expect them to make very nice comb with lots of happy brood, unlike the swarm I got this year that was in a box with unwired frames -- still need to get in there in the spring and remove a couple frames that the bees don't want to draw out, it's bulged so far they were attaching it to the side of the brood box. That one will get tossed, I think, and replaced with a nice, flat, cross-wired foundation in a narrow frame.
I ordered 400 "thin" endbars, as Kelley's refer to them, this past week.
I have a lot of my frames already cut down but having 200 more will help to tidy things up. Many of my pf-120's will be cut down and mounted in the narrow wooden frames.
I will most likely be thinning the topbars down as well for this batch of 200 frames.
Trying to think inside the box...
Brian Cardinal
Zone 5a, Practicing non-intervention beekeeping
USDA Zone 7A Elevation 1400 ft
Trying to think inside the box...
I ran enough frames for five deep hive bodies through a table saw this summer with a final width of about 1 3/16 inch. I can fit (barely) nine frames in an eight frame deep. Thing is, most of my bees produce a good amount of propolis, and getting the frames out is a problem because the small space you need to break the first frame loose by prying the frames apart is not there any longer. I have to pull the frame vertically to break the propolis bond and get it out. At least one frame joint has come apart while pulling it out of the hive this way. I have two widths of 8 frame hive bodies, (14" and 13 3/4"), so that makes some supers very tight. I'm buying the wider size now, so that should get better.
I like the more compact waxwork on the narrower brood frame and do not miss the extra width of the honey and pollen storage mentioned in an earlier post, but need to go narrower or go back to standard width frames. I might trim another half-blade width on each side and see how that works. Anyone know the limit to how narrow we can go?
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I think Ace is asking what you are hoping to accomplish in the end; I'm struggling as well.
I have small cell bees, but I don't believe it's due to the width of the top bar or frames.
Are you trying to reduce the energy required to maintain cluster temperature by thinner comb?
Here's my take on narrow frames:
The spacing of brood frames in feral hives is typically 1.25", and the honey storage area at the top of the comb is the same depth as the brood. Outer combs (storage only, or drones and storage) are spaced wider.
Two things happen when you space the frames at 1/25".
First, since the bees only make the brood comb as deep as the larvae use, the brood comb stays the same thickness. In standard spaced frames, that means there is excess space between the frames in areas where brood is raised, and the bees will build bridge comb, drone cells, and tend to try to fill in the extra space at the ends of the comb, all of which lead to lumpy comb and difficulty getting frames in and out. They will also be more likely to draw very deep storage comb on the outer frames, ignoring the next one. That is really a pain. They draw honey storage out to bee space, but usually not evenly, which results in "keyed" frames that only fit together one way unless you cut the excess off. With narrow frames, all the cells are pretty much the same depth, and quite flat. That way the frames are more interchangeable, and you won't get anywhere near as much super-fat comb next to empty foundation.
Second, since the space between drawn brood comb is now bee space between narrow frames, it only takes one layer of bees to cover the brood. Therefore, under ideal conditions, the same number of bees can cover nearly twice as much brood, leading to faster buildup. That single layer of bees means denser clustering too, as you have more bees in the comb and fewer between combs. There is also a reduction in air movement through the cluster, I think. Honey storage is the same depth as brood area, so the comb is pretty flat (not perfectly, bees always make it uneven in my experience), allowing one to easily remove frames without rolling bees.
Nice flat comb, high density clusters, less stores consumption during cold weather, faster buildup, easier to remove and handle comb, what's not to like about narrow frames?
Honey supers work better with standard frames and wider spacing once the comb has been drawn -- the bees will make the honey storage comb much thicker, which makes it easier to uncap, gives the same yield of honey with fewer frames, and better ventilation during honey curing.
Great answer.
Does this work with foundationless frames and/or top bars as well?
Sounds like something to try in the spring.
It would be nice to start a caught swarm off that way.
All my deep frames are narrow. I cut all my end bars to a 1.24" width before assembly. Any assembled frames I had were shaved down with a hand plane, as are any that I get in nucs or from other beekeepers.
I have been running 9 in an 8 frame box, but find them a bit tight in a 13.75" box. I am going to be making follower or 'dummy' boards to divide deep boxes into two four frame nucs, and when I'm using them for only one colony, I will move the board all the way to one side and just use 8 frames in the box, allowing the board to take up some extra space.
Its best to shave all frames or you have one more standardization problem with things not fitting when you need them to.
I have over 3000 narrow foundationless frames in use. Work better with sc bees.


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FLORENCE, Colo. - People in the Fremont County town of Florence said they won't let the escape of an inmate from a nearby prison camp keep them from enjoying their weekend.
"It's like having a closed college campus up there," said resident Peg Piltingsrud. "People come and go, but we never see them. It's not a big deal."
Giving residents less cause for worry is that the inmate, Ronnie Rainey, 46, is a white-collar criminal who was convicted of taking money from investors in a mail fraud scheme. Authorities don't consider him armed and dangerous, have no active search for him, and believe he'll try to reach his home state of Oklahoma.
Another resident, Shane Liberty, said Rainey won't risk capture by coming to Florence or any other nearby town.
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The headquarters of Le Soir in the center of Brussels, two blocks away from the Parliament, look serene in the spring sunshine. No sign of violence scars the glass and stone facade. But the leading Belgian francophone daily, the flagship of the Rossel media group, has suffered a concussion. On Sunday a wave of hacking attacks rocked the paper. At 07:00 p.m., the hottest moment of the day when articles were pouring in and had to be published on deadline, the Newsgate data center started to slow down, the Wifi was disabled, the journalists' professional and personal emails were neutralized. The paper-- where I am a columnist--immediately took emergency measures, separating the Internet from the intranet, to counter the attack and prevent the hackers from taking over the websites.


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Students, parents question boundary changes for D-11 schools
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - More changes are on the way for southern Colorado's biggest school district. District 11 is redrawing school boundaries after a vote earlier this month to close Wasson High School, and Bates and Lincoln elementary schools.
"I just want to know where are my friends going to be for next year," said Wasson sophomore Daisy Vicencio. "Where am I going to be going?"
It's not just students from Wasson, Bates and Lincoln who are wondering. The school closures mean boundary lines are changing for elementary and high school students throughout the district.
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District leaders say students whose schools are still open will be able to stay at the school they're in now, regardless of boundary changes. That means high schoolers will be able to graduate from their current school.
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During my tenure as President of Potters Council, I was one of the facilitators of the first ever Potters Council Juried Show held during the Philadelphia NCECA ... so this show is always close to my heart!
Winning entries will be exhibited on the Vendors Floor during NCECA 2014 in Milwaukee. For those who have never had the chance to attend an NCECA conference, be aware that every attendee ends up in the Vendors area many times during the week so your work will be seen by all.
The theme is "Transcending Materials"
Potters Council Members are invited to go with your own interpretation of this theme. Our material world is filled with texture and tactile experience. As artists we are often drawn to an object because of our desire to experience the way the surface feels. Oil paint on canvas, lace on a coffee table, heavy draped upholstery, honeycomb, sunflowers. How can clay allow for this same sensory experience? Call upon old. new and innovative ways to manipulate clay in our ever-changing world.
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Tossing food scraps in the trash is an incredible waste -- especially when you can reuse leftovers around the house.
Reusing food odds and ends would do a big favour for the planet, not to mention our wallets and our health, Ed Bruske of DC Urban Gardeners advises in the video above.
"Did you know that 25 per cent of everything we send to the landfill is kitchen scraps like this?" he says, while emptying out a compost bin.
Around 40 per cent of Canadian food is tossed out, valued at $27 billion, a George Morris Centre study reported. And when food rots in landfills, it produces methane, a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change, notes Environment Canada.
Saving your scraps from landfills can cut down on that methane production, so Bruske recommends composting any organic material around the house for your garden, and shows you how in the video above.
There's more than one way to reuse your refuse, though. Have you ever considered using egg shells to clean your kitchen drain, or bananas to shine your shoes? These solutions and many more can help you get extra use from your leftovers -- just don't forget to compost afterwards.
Don't slip on your banana peel! Use it to shine your shoes instead. The inside of a banana peel contains potassium and oils that can protect your shoes, and doing so protects you from using toxic shoe polish, TLC says.
Chocolate? Bubble bath? That's right, it's your lucky day. Combine 1/2 cup boiling milk, 1/2 cup melted 35 per cent cocoa (for a high concentration of antioxidants), and 1 cup bubble bath, said Diana of Spafinder.com on The Doctors TV show.
For a flavoured fruit cocktail, collect peels or rinds and stick them in a bottle of vodka (or another clear liquor) and let sit in a cool, dry place, Earth911.com suggests. Vodka with cucumber or fresh herbs for mojitos are also fresh ideas, the site notes. Photo credit: ambernambrose, Flickr
Crush egg shells and put them in your kitchen sink strainer to help catch solids. They also clean your drain naturally as they break down, TheDailyGreen.com says.
Scraps aren't the only kind of food refuse we trash -- what about the packaging? Cut a cereal box on the diagonal for a crafty magazine holder, or use egg cartons to store jewelry, Kimberly Danger, author of Instant Bargains, advises.
Add dried orange peels to your fireplace flame.The peel's oil fuels the flames, and can even keep your chimney cleaner than using conventional kindling products, ApartmentTherapy.com notes.
Because it's rich in enzymes, and vitamins A and C, pumpkins make for great skin products, SheKnows.com says. The Doctors TV show and Diana of Spafinder.com shows you how: To create your own pumpkin facial, combine 2 tsp pumpkin, 1/2 tsp milk, 1/2 tsp honey, and 1/2 tsp cinnamon spice. Mix with your hands, apply it to your face, and leave on for 15-20 minutes before rinsing. Photo credit: DrBacchus, Flickr
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Hi folks, I am clueless about bees but have found myself needing to get some questions answered about them and would really appreciate some input about this.
I made this thing in the photo to try and pull the bees away from my hummingbird feeders that they were overwhelming.
We were quickly shocked at just how many bees turned out to exploit it.
They are using up almost two gallons of sugar water a day. This is the second day I did this and there are twice as many bees.
It did work perfectly to get them off the feeders. I have tried all kinds of bird feeders, Hummingbirds like these cheap ones the best,
it is about what they like best, not what the bees like or can use.
With this many bees using it I became concerned that this may not actually be good for them to be doing or would this hurt them or the colony.
I also wondered why there were so many using it. It makes me wonder why they are not using natural resources and if this is so easy that
it is stopping them from doing that, is that not good for them?
I appreciate any input, this has made us both think about getting some hives.


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A while back we asked what tools your DevOps team uses to collaborate. IRC, Skype other chat tools were high on the list. It's clear that text chat is an important tool for collaboration.
In a recent piece on how the Puppet Labs operations team uses IRC, VP Tech Operations James Turnbull writes:
For me I can't see how an Ops team can be functional without a collaborative chat environment. Email sucks for this – threaded or not it isn't a real conversation. In turn IM tends to be very point-to-point and most of the group IM solutions suck. Sending alerts, automation and notifications to IM groups is also clumsy and resource intensive.
Although Turnbull is talking just about the ops team, I think cross-departmental teams, like DevOps, need this sort of real-time group interaction even more.
As to why the Puppet Labs team uses IRC instead of of one of the many other options for group chat, Turnbull lists the following reasons:
- It's a very simple protocol.
- There's lots of client support, ranging from command line clients like Irssi and Weechat as well as integration into a lot of GUI clients. Additionally it's easy to run a client in a screen or tmux session.
- It lends itself to automation and tooling with the use of IRC bots.
- We can host it ourselves controlling security and availability.
- It's open source and free.
IRC is incredibly extensible. Using something like the Cinch framework you can quickly build your own bots for generating alerts and integrating with a variety of tools, such as code repositories, PagerDuty, Nagios or New Relic.
The other big advantage is that there's a good chance at least some of your dev team is already using IRC all day, so getting them to adopt a new tool won't be a problem.
But there are drawbacks to using IRC, most importantly the learning curve. Turnbull writes that "it's pretty unlikely we'd ever hire anyone who would struggle to get IRC working." But it was pointed out by the National Instruments team at DevOpsDays Austin that it can be hard to get non-technical users to use IRC. The NI team uses Campfire because of this.
One possible way around IRC's learning curve is to use a Web based solution like Grove. Grove lets you create a private IRC server for your company and provides a simple Web-based interface for it, but it will also let you use other IRC client. So the non-technical users can log right in through Grove's site, and the serious IRC-heads can keep using their command line tools. Grove also keeps searchable logs, and has built in integrations with GitHub, Bitbucket, Heroku and Pivotal Tracker. You could also slurp up Grove's logs and feed them into Splunk or something similar for further analysis.
One big potential downside for enterprises may be LDAP integration. Grove did not respond to inquires as to whether Grove supports LDAP and if not whether it is on the roadmap.
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[Article]-Charlotte`s Web Site - Answers and Winners
Just in case you haven't seen this on our front page:
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Seeing as though Ed Skoudis is not only the host of the Skillz H@ck1ng Challenge, but he also wrote this one. So, I figured I would break from the norm and introduce this one myself. Why you ask? Doesn't Ed do a good enough job? Of course he does. What Ed will not do is toot his own horn. That's where I step in. The effort Ed puts into these challenges is indicative of who Ed is as a person. He does not get paid by EH-Net. All he gets are links back to his company, a mention of his work with SANS and maybe a few more of his books get sold. Yet when he writes a challenge, it is thought provoking, has depth beyond just the narrative and above all shows off his sense of humor. When the challenge is complete, he goes even further by offering insights into his thought process (which should interest all EH-Net readers) and windows into his creativity which is evidenced by the details contained in this article. So Ed... here's to you, my friend. TOOT TOOT!! Or should we say OINK OINK!!
And now onto the answer and winners. Drum roll please...
Salutations! It's time to announce answers and winners of our Charlotte's Web Site challenge. Let me start by saying that you guys submitted Some Answers. They were Terrific! Radiant! Some of them were even (dare I say it?) Humble. And, for the fans of the Charlotte's Web book, a lot were Pre-shrunk and Crunchy.
--Ed Skoudis,
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Author of Counter Hack Reloaded
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Maybe, In the wake of his landslide win at this month's democratic caucuses, Deval Patrick Is the new front-runner. Maybe he's neck-and-neck with the former favorite, Attorney General Tom Reilly, who's stumbled more in the past six weeks than most politicians do in a year. Whatever you make of Deval Patrick's chances in the race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, one thing is clear: his years as a high-powered corporate executive are about to get some serious scrutiny.
There's a political paradox at work here. Patrick's business bona fides could be invaluable in a general-election fight with Lieutenant Governor Kerry Healey, the likely Republican nominee, and Big Dig whistle blower Christy Mihos, who may run as an independent. At the same time, Patrick's Fortune 500 roots practically beg Reilly, who's been cultivating an Everyman persona, to play the economic-populist card with a vengeance. Whether Reilly can do this skillfully is unclear — but so is Patrick's ability to reconcile his abiding business loyalties with the exigencies of his candidacy.
Nice work Patrick had an impressive career as an attorney — with stints at the NAACP Legal Defense Fund and Hill & Barlow, the storied Boston law firm — before joining the Clinton administration as an assistant US attorney general in 1994. But after leaving the US Department of Justice (DOJ), where he was Clinton's top civil-rights enforcer, he entered the corporate stratosphere. From 1997 to 1998, Patrick headed a task force charged with implementing a $176 million settlement of a discrimination lawsuit at Texaco. (In a recent interview with the Phoenix, Patrick emphasized that neither he nor the DOJ were involved in this case.) Texaco then asked Patrick to come aboard as an employee. From 1999 to 2001, he served as Texaco's vice-president and general counsel, overseeing the company's legal affairs and a high-stakes merger with Chevron.
Next, Patrick joined the Coca-Cola Company, which had recently reached a $193 million discrimination-suit settlement of its own. From 2001 until 2004, Patrick served as Coke's general counsel and executive vice-president; he was elected corporate secretary in 2002. He's also served on several corporate boards — including Coca-Cola Enterprises, United Airlines, and Reebok — and he still sits on the board of ACC Capital Holdings, the parent company of Ameriquest, the embattled mortgage-brokerage house. Patrick has been well compensated for his efforts: in 2003, Corporate Counsel magazine ranked him as the fourth-highest-earning GC in America, with salary and bonuses totaling nearly $1.75 million.
Add it all up, and it's possible that, if a Patrick-Healey general-election fight materializes, a Democrat will be the preferred candidate of many Republicans and independents. After all, while the state's business elite may appreciate Healey's determination to reduce the income tax to five percent, Healey herself brings no comparable experience to the table. (She's a criminologist, after all.) Which means the 2006 governor's campaign could be a mirror image of 2002, when Mitt Romney's private-sector background helped him defeat Democrat Shannon O'Brien. (One problem with this scenario: the Globe's recent revelations that Patrick and his wife had a tax lien placed on their home several years ago, and are carrying mortgages totaling approximately $6 million, give Patrick's opponents in both parties an opening to question his financial judgment. Another problem: the possible entry of Chris Gabrieli, the wealthy Democratic venture capitalist and 2002 lieutenant-governor candidate, into the primary race.)
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$37 million: approximate cash on hand for Reilly at the end of 2005
$500,000: approximate cash on hand for Patrick at the end of 2005
$345,000: approximate cash raised by Patrick in January 2006
$246,000: approximate cash raised by Reilly in January 2006
$5 million: amount of his own money that Chris Gabrielli was reportedly willing to spend as Reilly's running mate.
?: amount Gabrielli, who is considering jumping into the governor's race late, would be willing to spend
2-1: initially reported magnitude of Patrick's win at the Democratic caucuses earlier this month
4-1 or greater: likely magnitude of Patrick's win, based on recent reports
4: number of declared Democratic lieutenant-governor candidates Reilly irked by flirting with Gabrielli and then naming Marie St. Fleur as his running mate.
2: number of days spanned by St. Fleur's abortive candidacy
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Justice delayed: Tom Reilly's initiative on wrongful convictions stalled the legislature for two years - for what? By David S. Bernstein.
Reilly should exit: Why the Democrats should look for another candidate for governor. The Phoenix Editorial.
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well.........onto the 9th.........
well.........onto the 9th.........
Aight now I'm nervous
Over 200 innings now for Homer.
Gotta get Heisey in LF for defense.
Come on now Homer
I am here to join a conversation of silence. Go homer.
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Was listening on the radio until I got home a few minutes ago, but I wasn't visualizing the line.
Not that there is anything special about it. Nope, nothing that I see.
is marty announcing the game kyredleg??
2 more
do heads make a noise before they explode?
please Homer ---- I want to know
The older I get - the better I was
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How fun!
I have a lot of machines that no longer work, and I have never been able to bring myself to throw out all of the tape.
I checked out your pictures - - IMPRESSIVE!
Thank you for the tutorial <wave>
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How fun!
I have a lot of machines that no longer work, and I have never been able to bring myself to throw out all of the tape.
I checked out your pictures - - IMPRESSIVE!
Thank you for the tutorial <wave>
Thanks for the tut. Now to find some paper. Probably got tossed when I moved 4 years ago but gonna look. I was considering buying a box of the paper tape for a stablizer on sides of quilts that have borders that ripple or a quilt that has no borders when quilting on the Lizzie. Hmmm just might now that I have another use for it. Maybe can split the cost with a quilty friend.
What a wonderful idea! I have several vintage sewing machines in the living room and I have been looking for an easy paper piecing project, so anyone can try and sew/quilt on them. This way I hope to increase appreciationg for quilting and vintage machines. This is perfect. I am planning to print out your post and keep it, in plastic sheet protectors, by the machine. THANKS!
When my DH passed away, I found a whole box of adding machine rolls. Not knowing any better, I started sewing scrap pieces on the paper like you did. Mine were wonky from inexperience, not knowledge. After several years of collecting and much yardage strips, I started a scrap quilt for my son. Turned out great.Quote:
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I have a super digital camera that takes gorgeous pics. I finally figured out how to get pics on Craigs List. Now I can work on this one. Have several to post. Wish me luck.Quote:
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Cool idea, thanks for sharing.
I was just thinking that maybe you could use a paper towel holder to hold the adding machine paper roll.Then as you fill them up,you could just stack them on top of each other to store them.


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hey im new here i recently bought a 99 silverado, i also have an 87 custom deluxe, both are 4wd,
Sounds like you have plenty of options when it comes time to hit the trail. Welcome to the site!
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Welcome! Glad to see both your trucks have 4 wheel drive!
Welcome to the aboard! good to have you.
thanks for the warm welcome i appreciate it guys
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the wickid witch of northmont high schools language arts department that get joy and entertainment out of students pain and agony and laughs when students fail tests, and die. she has a jar of ashes sitting on her desk from past problem students, i am fortunate not to be one of those students.
your such a schmalhofer. you son of a schmalhofer. look at that schmalhofer. look at me im a schmalhofer * bites off the head of a student and puts their ashes in a jar on her desk*
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Alex Okafor , Kawaan Short, Sam Montgomery would probably be my choice(one of em)
Brown or Trufant
Definately gotta go with the CB Rhodes.......
In this scenario trade back with someone looking to move up bottom of first. Take Fluker If not available minter Rhodes brown. With two seconds take Greene and Short So Fluker short Greene
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In the worst case scenario wouldn't geno fall and not go in the first 18 picks cuz the giants would never draft him anyway.
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Okafor / Fluker
I've been seeing Brown as a mid to late 2nd round guy so until I know for sure where he's grading, I don't want to say take him in the first. Here's an article I read earlier.
"Brown is currently slotted to go late in the second or early in the third round."
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...We don't see things as they are, we see things as WE are...
Some folks asked about a hive cart in a previous pic.....
It was sold by "Casters of Jackson" 315 hwy 80, jackson MS
AND... if you check the web.... someone bonded out today
Apperntly I looked lonely, because I got two today as well. I am not holding out much hope for my queens delayed to this spring. To bad, I liked what I got in 2011.
Dan Hayden 5 Years. 10 hives. Tx Free. USDA Zone 5b.
Let's slow this train down a bit.
Regards, Barry
I just got an email from Russells wanting to verify my information to send me a refund.
Me too, in a return email they promise a check in 7 business days.
Cam Bishop
Cam, Just today you received the email?
Regards, Barry
Cam Bishop
Man, I hope this works out for everybody involved, including RRussell. He's a young fellow to have dug such a deep hole and there's a lot of good folks who need to get this matter settled so they can let go of some pent up anger that ain't good for them.
I've made comments both jokingly and seriously about this situation but from here on out I'm going to refrain from commenting on this situation *unless* it is something positive for all concerned.
I'm back to beekeeping.
My prayers and best wishes to all,...
I got the same Email today. We will see in a week if a check shows up.
Dan Hayden 5 Years. 10 hives. Tx Free. USDA Zone 5b.
Someone loves him to bankroll him to make the refunds he needs to make. It is a real shame and I don't wish him ill, I just don't want to do business with him.
I also received notice of refund. Hope everyone get treated fairly.
A day or two in the pokey is one of life's great motivators.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
Is there any word about Mtinez and others getting their "stolen" hives back? How about all those people that got bad queens?
How about some interest on the money he used for all this time for free?
Bet you get interest on your tax refund!


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Mon, May 21, 2012 at 7:37 PM
Weirdos on this site
Is it just me or are there weird people on here wanting to be your friend so bad from different countries. and its not in a nice subtle way. Its in a weird here's my email and I want pictures of you type of way.... am I the only one getting theses type of messages?? If you are a predator on this site preying on younger girls and boys, you should be ashamed of your fucking self. seriously.
Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 5:26 PM
Nicki in Japan!!!!
okay, I've been waiting on Nicki to go to Japan for quite some time now. First of all, I am a HUGE fan of Japan and the Japanese culture. I remember doing projects on Japan in middle school before Nicki even came out. I even did a paper on the Harajuku Girls subculture in my English 1101 college class last year. I can't wait to go to Japan one day. So obviously the Japanese people are very...
Sat, Dec 24, 2011 at 5:29 PM
okay, so I know im late but I really want a pink monkey like Nicki, oscar. does ANYBODY know where I can buy one????? pls and thank you
Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 8:14 AM
Happy Birthday Nicki!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy Birthday Nicki/ Onika/ Roman/Harajuku Barbie/ Female Weezy/ A rap bitch nightmare/ my love I love you soooooooooo much. I know you won't ever see this, but I Know you feel my love thru Team Minaj. Hopefully one day I will meet you so I can express my love to you in person. I hope you enjoy your day Barb. muuuuaaahhhhhhhhhh...
Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 1:29 PM
Need more twitter followers
everybody follow me plz @kia_diamondlife and ill follow back : )
Sat, Jul 23, 2011 at 5:00 PM
finally got a twitter!
welp you guys, i finally got a twitter. I know I was debating a few months ago about whether or not to get one, but I got bored with facebook so follow me @Kia_diamondlife and let me kno that you know me from this site and I will follow back! : )
Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 8:15 AM
Nicki Concert was AMAZING!!
Sooo Barbz as you all know in my last blog, i told you guys i didn't have any tickets and it was 9 days til the concert well...i went anyways even though my mom didn't know and it was worth every penny i spent too! Nicki was amazing in her alll pink everything. I showed my ass when she came out, which i knew before anybody else in my section because i watched videos of previous shows. Anyway...
Thu, Mar 31, 2011 at 3:24 PM
no tickets & concert is in 9 days!!
Barbz, I'm super sad right now, because the atlanta concert for the i am music tour is in 9 days and i dont have tickets yet. You know why? Because i am the only true nicki fan out of all my friends and they wont buy a ticket and i would go by myself but my mom said i cant go downtown to philips arena by myself. By the way im currently a georgia state student, which is smack dab in the middle...
Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 3:40 PM
Lil kim fans on Nicki Minaj fansite
If you have a profile on this site promoting lil kim,..you are sooo stupid! you have nooo life!! that goes for anybody that talks about another celebrity outside the young money crew, like..why....???? Be a lil kim fan fine. BUT this website is about NICKI MINAJ But whatever its a free country, just to let you know though
Sun, Jan 30, 2011 at 12:22 PM
Nicki on SNL!!!
omg!! so Nicki landing SNL was a big deal but I didn't know they were gonna put her in skits! In her interview she said she didn't know about that...dat sneaky nicki you lol she probably knew along and wanted to keep it a secret. I love acting too and I used to act in middle school and high school and I know how much of a big deal Snl is to the industry. She was soooo gud in the creep song and...


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Join Alan Nelson's retirement celebration in UMC 235 on Monday, Dec. 16, from 1 – 3 p.m.
In the heart of any community, you will find individuals willing to share their time, talent and passion to make the community a better place. One of those individuals has spent the better part of the last three decades creating and sharing CU-Boulder's sense of place, and he's retiring this December.
Alan Nelson, grounds specialist in Facilities Management, came on board as a grounds supervisor in 1986. Over the years, he has helped to shape the physical environment that routinely finds CU-Boulder in top-ten lists for most beautiful campuses.
As he looks back over his 27 years on campus, he considers the legacy of his work the landscape and especially the trees he is leaving behind. When asked to consider his favorite tree on the campus, he can't come up with just one.
"I always think of the amazing Cottonwood that is on the south side of Old Main, which was most likely planted in 1879. It's amazing it is still here, as cottonwoods are generally short-lived trees," he said. "There is also a large red oak at the west end of Norlin Quad that is dear to me. This is one of the first donation trees that I worked on, and I planted it with CU's President Gordon Gee in 1988. It's now about 65 feet tall."
"The Norlin Quad itself is outstanding," said Nelson. "There are a number of original trees there. Someone doing research a couple of years ago found and sent me a copy of an invoice for 42 cottonwood seedlings for 52 dollars, dated 1879."
The tree legacy he has helped create and maintain includes many donated and memorial trees; living monuments to faculty, staff, students and alumni of the university. You can read more about his work with the memorial and markers program in the article "Discover CU-Boulder's public art and memorial markers."
His passion for the maintenance and history of the campus' trees led to his nickname, the "tree man." ("Alan Nelson - CU-Boulder's 'Tree Man' ") If you've taken one of his famous tree walks, you've heard stories about the microclimates on the campus which allow more exotic species to thrive, and the infamous tree trains which came from back east and brought saplings which have now matured into beautiful specimens across the campus.
His passion for trees has even extended to volunteering with fourth graders from Flatirons Elementary, who do a science unit related to trees for six weeks, and then come to campus for an identification, history and story-telling session with Nelson.
If Nelson's contribution to the CU community was solely as the "tree man," his legacy would be secure. But that's not enough for a man who is passionate about the life and purpose of a living, breathing university campus. For many years, he participated in the Colorado Shakespeare Festival as a volunteer actor.
"Getting to work with the talented people at CSF is awesome," he said. "And a full house in the Mary Rippon theatre on a beautiful summer evening can't be beat."
His talents and dedication also extend to helping shape major events on the campus that may affect the university's landscape. He reviews events scheduled for lawns, quads and other outdoor spaces, to make sure they respect the landscaped environment. This involvement also extends to his role coordinating the commencement processions for the winter and spring ceremonies. While he misses the quiet and intimate summer ceremony, which used to be held on Norlin Quad, he feels the happiest day of the year is the energy and emotion vested in the spring ceremony.
"Leading the procession from the Quad and to the Stadium is a great feeling. It is a signature moment for the campus, our students and the student's families. I love it," Nelson said.
As he prepares to retire, he has of course begun to reflect back on some of his favorite memories from his time on the campus. The energy and excitement of the CSF and commencement rank high, as does a recent invitation to be an honorary coach for Women's Basketball in November of this year. However he closes with a favorite moment, which he has in fact helped create.
"Any quiet morning on Norlin Quad, as you look east towards Norlin Library, will rank high in my fond memories for this campus, " he said. "It is a beautiful way to begin the day."
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hell i thought obamma OWNED twitter as far left of center as twitter is--twitter is often called twinker-- around here anyway--LOL!
Obama using fake Twitter messages in fight over gun control
A Texas Republican on Monday said President Obama's gun control campaign is a fraud based on fake messages over Twitter.
Rep. Steve Stockman (R-Texas) accused Obama of trying to make support for his position look stronger than it really is by flooding Twitter with messages from people who don't exist.
"Obama's anti-gun campaign is a fraud," Stockman said. "Obama's supporters are panicking and willing to do anything to create the appearance of popular support, even if it means trying to defraud Congress," he added. "I call upon the president to denounce this phony spam campaign."
Stockman said that in response to Obama's call for people to tweet their congressman in support of gun control legislation, he received just 16 tweets. But he said all of these messages were identical, and that a closer look at them revealed that only six were from real people.
"The other 10 are fake, computer-generated spambots," his office said in a press release. As evidence, he said these 10 tweets use default graphics and names, and have not engaged in any interaction with other people. Two of the tweets were sent at nearly the same time, and both follow just one person: Brad Schenck, Obama's former digital strategist.
Stockman also added that only one of the six tweets from real people is a constituent of his in Texas.
"If you are a real person who contacted us about your support for the president's anti-gun campaign, we are listening," Stockman said. "We do not agree with you, but we appreciate your sincere opinions and encourage you to continue to contact us.
"But the vast majority of the president's supporters have no feelings because they fake profiles from spammers."
Stockman said Obama's anti-gun activists "are trying to defraud Congress using the same scam that sells 'male enhancement pills.'"
Read more: GOP lawmaker: Obama using fake Twitter messages in fight over gun control - The Hill's Floor Action
Black Blade: Not surprised in the least little bit at all. This is how the Communist in the White House operates. Pure Alinksy.
When you're born you get a ticket to the freak show. When you're born in America , you get a front row seat. - George Carlin
hell i thought obamma OWNED twitter as far left of center as twitter is--twitter is often called twinker-- around here anyway--LOL!
we have security who can analyze all the calls to protected politician's. get the proof an use it.
Just exactly why do think he handed out all those bama phones. Mind control. Some call it propaganda, others public relations but in the end, it's mind control.
Barky is a Commie Muzloid conman and the top Bovine Scatologist in America!
I wouldn't be surprized if Organizing For Action was involved. Barky was soliciting gun tragedy stories to be posted there. Instead, pro-gunners are saturating the site with posts about border agent Brian Terry who was shot with some of the Fast & Furious guns.
So it can work both ways, if our guys catch on and give 'em a taste of their own medicine.
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I've been programming in C++ for a little over a year, and according to you it's likely that I have yet to encounter any of the world-ending, flood-causing, tsunami stirring disastrous mistakes that you can make when writing C++. Which means, then, that none of these vague, non-specified horrors actually apply to a beginner. Right?
Just because you haven't seen the outcome of your mistakes does NOT mean you have not made them.
Welcome to C++ - when you do something wrong you don't always get tripped up on it.
Doesn't make what you did RIGHT it just means you've been lucky.
Does it sound vague as a reason? Yes.
Welcome to C++.
I haven't come across them yet, my life isn't a waking nightmare, and I enjoy C++ and coding games with it. So then how is it a bad language for beginners, exactly? I'll never understand this use of vague scare tactics to keep people from just trying the damn language out. Don't do it! There's stuff hidden! You're too stupid to make the mistakes, that's why you haven't made them yet!!!! Oh, well then I guess I'm all good then. And when I do make the mistakes, I'll probably do what you did: Learn from them.
No, it is not a matter of 'being too stupid to learn from your mistakes' it is that C++ makes those mistakes hard to spot, hard to understand, vague due to the massive amount of 'undefined behaviour' which is allowed and more importantly makes the whole process of learning HARDER for BEGINNERS which implies, very heavily, that this is their FIRST language.
Which is why we advice against it and point out that C++ is a BAD language to start with - not that it is impossible but because you are making your life harder for yourself by trying to both learn to program AND learn to program around C++'s own vagueness and issues which is NOT helpful. C++ as a starting language WILL teach bad habits and WILL teach bad design - how do we know this? because we have seen it both in ourselves and many many times over the years.
Typical forum behavior. You see someone who's honest about their possible ignorance and try to inflate it to a size reasonable enough for you to discredit his opinions. Instead of arguing against what I say reasonably, you try to take away my voice by reminding me and everyone else that "You haven't been doing it enough yet to ruin everything." But as I've already shown, if I've been doing it a year and I still haven't encountered the horrors, that means beginners won't encounter the horrors until they're not beginners anymore. And even if I do find out something and want to switch languages, is that the death of my programming career? Is Java an entirely different world? Or Python? Or any other object-oriented language? Was my time spent with C++ wasted? Will I start from scratch? This is ridiculous.
Yes, it is typical behavior of people who have more experiance than you in a subject.
You wouldn't take 1 year of a maths class and then declare that the maths behind QM is easy - nor to should someone who is, regardless of if your ego likes it or not, a beginner in the subject be saying 'oh, I've had no problems, it must be easy'.
Many people with many more years of experiance KNOW you are wrong by saying 'C++ is easy' so YES your lack of experiance IS important when giving advice to other people who are just starting out.
And no, it isn't rediculous it is advice given after years of experiance in both learning the language ourselves and watching others trying to learn it too. Your claim that it is easy and that everyone has to touch it at some point is the thing which is rediculous here.
(Also throwing around sentences like 'world-ending, flood-causing, tsunami stirring disastrous mistakes' in an attempt to make the person you are replying to look like they are over stating the problem is also rediculous and a tactic so transparent you'd have to be blind to not see through it.)
You want to learn C++? Fine. Great. Knock yourself out.
HOWEVER the moment you come here and claim it is 'easy' expect this reply because those of us who know better WILL take you to task on it because not doing so is a disservice to those who follow you and think 'oh hey, this random guy who has only been doing it for a year says it is easy so it must be!' and end up taking longer to learn to code than they might well have done with something like Python (and in many cases Python would have got them where they want to go faster and with less mess than trying to deal with C++).
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Furloughs begin for civilian defense employees
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Federal spending cuts stemming from the March sequester means major furloughs at the Pentagon. Starting Monday, 650,000 Defense Department employees will be on furlough.
Civilian Pentagon workers will be forced to take one unpaid day off each week through Sept. 21.
That will equal a 20-percent reduction of their income.
Local civilian employees told KRDO NewsChannel 13 that a 20-percent pay cut is a huge deal to them. Christine Day, whose husband is a DOD civilian on Peterson Air Force Base, said her family has already made some spending changes.
"We have already started to cut back on non-necessities," Day said. "No going out to eat, no trips to the movies, and I even had to cancel our vacation to visit family in Texas this month."
Economist Fred Crowley told KRDO NewsChannel 13 that it's unclear how the furloughs will affect the economy. Crowley said that based on the permanent income hypothesis, consumers change their spending habits based on a change in permanent income rather than a temporary one. Since the furloughs are set to end after 11 weeks, Crowley said many may still continue their current lifestyle and make smaller changes, like canceling a vacation. However, according to Crowley, since the future of the furloughs is unclear, there is great uncertainty as to what will actually happen.
One Colorado Springs businesswoman, Jody Freeland, says the furloughs have affected her raw dog food business. Many of her customers are civilian employees, and they've cut back by not buying her product.
"I'm overstocked," Freeland said, pointing out her freezer packed with dog food. "It affects my wages. I'm going to school, so it's going to be really hard to come up with tuition."
$85 billion in federal spending cuts kicked in March 1. Observers warn the furloughs could slow the delivery of much-needed supplies to troops.
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced the 11-day furlough period in May, down from the 22 days originally planned.
The furloughs are expected to save $1.8 billion in defense spending, just a fraction of the $40 billion that the Department of Defense has to cut.
The furloughs will also result in some reduced services on Fort Carson and other military installations. The following is a partial list provided by Fort Carson Public Affairs of furlough-induced closures and limited services various agencies:
- Army Community Services - Facility hours will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Army Emergency Relief - Closed Fridays
- Commissary - Closed Mondays
- CYSS facilities - No effect on current operations
- Army Substance Abuse Program - Closed Fridays.
- ID Cards - Closed Fridays.
- Army Career and Alumni Program - Closed Fridays.
- Housing Service offices - closed Fridays
- SJA Legal Assistance - closed Fridays
- DA photos/Passport photos - closed Friday
For those working and doing business on Peterson Air Force Base, Schriever Air Force Base or the United States Air Force Academy, the civilian furlough also means a potential change to customer service hours and availability.
Acting Secretary of the Air Force Eric Fanning and Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Welsh III sent the following furlough message to the Airmen of the United States Air Force:
"As you all know, Department of Defense civilian furloughs begin this week. With few exceptions, our civilian Airmen face involuntary furlough one day per week from the pay period starting July 8 through the pay period ending September 21.
Civilian furloughs are a measure of last resort and we deeply regret that the arbitrary across-the-board cuts imposed by sequestration led to this result. Despite standing down combat flying units, reducing space and mobility operations, reducing weapon system support, cutting installation support and facility repairs and cancelling most travel, training and exercises, we must still take this painful action. We recognize that this action inflicts personal and financial hardships on our civilian Airmen and their families. We need all of our great Airmen to do the Nation's work, and furlough is not the way to reward our dedicated civilian workforce for their service. We're sorry this is happening.
While furloughs have real consequences for civilian Airmen, the reduction in productivity and capability resulting from this action will affect all Airmen. We appreciate your professionalism in dealing with this situation and promise we will continue to work with DoD and Congress to seek repeal of sequestration and an end to the frustration and mission impact it causes.
We could not be the world's greatest Air Force without the contributions of every part of our Total Force - active duty, Guard, Reserve, and civilian Airmen. Thank you for your service to our Air Force and our Nation. We're proud to stand beside you."


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43·Fantastic apartment near Sagrada Familia
Size150 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Baby cot
Accommodation summary
|Carrer Provença, 08037 Barcelona, Spain
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|Property ID
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|Calendar updated
House rulesDeposit in cash or credit card the day of entry of 300€. It will be refundable, after review of the apartment the day of check out on the same system, cash or card.
Restrictions Check-in: supplement 30 € between 22:00 and 08:00.
No pets are allowed.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED ONLY OVER 28 YEARS or accompanied children. The apartment is ideal for families.
1. In this building families with children living
2. Avoid nuisance to neighbors
3. Is silent from 21:00
4. Remember not live alone
5. Use correctly the elevator
6. Violating the rules is cause for immediate dismissal without payment of your stay or bail.
At the exit must return all sets of keys that you were given.
The final day has to leave the apartment, at the latest, at the time of check-out described in the conditions of his apartment.
You have to respect the apartment, furniture and equipment.
It is not permitted to accommodate more people than stated in the booking contract.
The noise is prohibited after 21:00 pm, inside the apartment and also on the stairs. Please do not disturb others when opening or closing the entrance of the building and apartment. This is particularly important and not make concessions.
We do not accept stag groups celebrating or groups visiting the city to attend football matches European Championships.
No reservations are accepted from people who will carry out illegal activities or invite Ladies / company is during the stay in the apartment.
The owner or contact person reserves the right to request the signing of a contract on arrival at the apartment or to be paid the rent.
They scrupulously respect the rest of the neighbors, thus the silence will be maintained throughout the stay, especially at night, in the apartment and on the outside to come back at night under penalty of expulsion without refund of the deposit.
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|Cancellation Policy
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Top apartment, plenty of space. The airconditioning works well for that one must have when it goes to air at night because. street noise. Grocery shop (200m) beach (400m) and subway (about 700m to Gorg). It took 20min from Gorg to city train came every 3 minutes and cost 1Euro date. trip if you bought kupomgkort with 10 runs. Excellent for families. Inadequate kitchen pull down. The boilers were useless except one. It sleeps 6 and then it should either been larger sofa or possibly some chairs. It's only morning sun on the terrace.
Topp leilighet, god plass. Airconditioning fungerer bra for det må man ha da det ikke går å lufte på natta pga. gatestøy. Kort vei til butikk (200m) badestrand (400m) og T-bane(ca 700m til Gorg). Det tok 20min fra Gorg til sentrum Toget kom hver 3. minutt og kostet 1euro pr. tur hvis du kjøpte kupomgkort med 10 turer. Ypperlig for familier. Mangelfullt kjøkkenutstyr trekker ned. Kjelene var ubrukelig bortsett fra en.
det soveplass til 6 og da burde det enten vært større sofa eller eventuelt noen lenestoler. Det er bare morgensol på terrassen.
We stayed for 4 days with 6 people in Barcelona. Accommodation is great. However, the train is right behind the house. Is a bit noisy. The kitchen equipment is a bit poor. But Mars a super nice apartment. For the money currently to re-
Wir waren für 4 Tage mit 6 Personen in Barcelona. Unterkunft ist super. Allerdings ist die S-Bahn direkt hinter dem Haus. Ist etwas laut. Auch die Küchenausstattung ist etwas dürftig. Aber an sonsten eine super schöne Wohnung. Für das Geld derzeit zu wieder
A nice apartment. Good beds and well maintained. Nice place to relax on the beach (150m walk) or the city to go by metro (500 meters). Bakery and supermarket nearby. We had a great time!
Een fijn appartement. Goede bedden en netjes onderhouden. Leuke plek om te relaxen op het strand (150m lopen) of de stad in te gaan met de metro (500 m). Bakker en supermarkt vlakbij. Wij hebben het heerlijk gehad!
We had a pleasant stay. The apartment is really nice and close to the very nice beach. The pool is also acceptable, not large but in a small garden not crowded as only access for a limited number of people.
The underground station is close by and it takes only 20 minutes to go to centre of Barcelona.
The kitchen equipment (pots and pans are really poor quality or damaged) but we reported that and expect that to be improved.
We had to wait for 1 hour at arrival to get the key (which was a bit of a pain) as they knew when we arrived.
The shuttle to and from the airport works fine and the check out from the apartment was also precise.
By mistake we didn't get the key to the pool area, one phone call and the key was delivered to the apartment during the day.
It is very recommendable.
We were 6 persons => 2 adults and 4 children (age 16,16,14 and 10) and we had a very nice vacation.
Only thing is that the area do not contain too many restaurants.
We had an amazing week in the apartment in Badalona. Nice place, great service and a wonderful beach.
Thank you from Family Skjoldborg from Denmark
Everything was super in this apartment. Good welcome on arrival. Everything worked perfectly throughout. A success becomes when you receive more than you expect, which wadding case with our stay Regards. The family saves
Alt var super i denne lejlighed. God velkomst ved ankomst. Alt fungerede perfekt under hele forløbet. En succes bliver til når man modtager mere end man forventer, hvilket vat tilfældet med vores ophold
Mvh. Familien redder
Very nice appartment in a local area. The service was fine. Vi had a nice time.
Poulsen family from
We, that is 4 adults, a third pair came for 2 days it had a great stay in Barcelona. This includes the home in Badalona has contributed. The apartment is great and equipped for 2 couples perfect. The third bedroom has "only" a bunk bed, but this is also not a huge obstacle, even very suitable for children. Otherwise, the apartment is great, because there is nothing to complain about. Only the crockery (cups, plates) and flatware) could something be added. The supermarket is only 3 minutes (out of the house out right, then left again around the corner) and the metro station "Gorg" is around 700 meters, which are comfortable to walk in 15 minutes. From there you have a great connection to the city. The only slight downside is the parking situation. It is free parking in front of the house, because if even a niche park is free, or in the wider environment where space is dependent on the roadside and there is no parking zone. For € 15 a day you can rent a space in the underground car park. Guests arriving by car should be of a higher quality, perhaps make use of this option, because if he wants to take no chances. The staff of the agency that manages this apartment was very friendly and knowledgeable. Check-in and check-out to be perfect and work on time. In the 10 days bed linen and towels were changed once. We felt very comfortable in the house and she would always rent again.
Wir, das sind 4 Erwachsene, ein drittes Paar kam für 2 Tage dazu, hatten einen tollen Aufenthalt in Barcelona. Dazu hat auch die Wohnung in Badalona beigetragen.
Die Wohnung ist toll ausgestattet und für 2 Paare perfekt geeignet. Das dritte Schlafzimmer verfügt "nur" über ein Etagenbett, dies ist aber auch kein Riesenhindernis, für Kinder sogar sehr geeignet. Sonst ist die Wohnung top, da gibt es nichts zu meckern. Lediglich das Geschirr (Tassen, Teller) und Besteck) könnten mal was ergänzt werden.
Zum Supermarkt sind es nur 3 Minuten (aus der Haustüre raus rechts, dann einmal links um die Ecke) und zur Metro-Station "Gorg" sind es rund 700 Meter, die bequem in 15 Minuten zu laufen sind. Von da aus hat man eine tolle Verbindung in die Stadt.
Einziger kleiner Wermutstropfen ist die Parkplatzsituation. Kostenlosen Parkplatz gibt es vor dem Haus, wenn denn mal eine Parknische frei ist, oder in der weiteren Umgebung, wo halt Platz am Straßenrand ist und kein Parkverbot herrscht. Für 15 € am Tag kann man einen Platz in der hauseigenen Tiefgarage mieten. Wer mit einem höherwertigen Fahrzeug anreist, sollte vielleicht von dieser Möglichkeit Gebrauch machen, wenn er denn kein Risiko eingehen will.
Das Personal der Agentur, die diese Wohnung verwaltet, war sehr freundlich und kompetent. Check-in und check-out haben perfekt und auf die Minute funktioniert. In den 10 Tagen wurden Bettwäsche und Handtücher einmal getauscht.
Wir haben uns in der Wohnung sehr wohl gefühlt und würden sie jederzeit wieder mieten.
We spent a wonderful week in the comfortable apartment. The apartment is modern and has everything you need on holiday. The pool in the plant formally invites you to swim. We spended a great week, in the confortable syled apartment. The pool in front of the apartment is nice. Thank you.
Wir haben eine wunderschöne Woche verbracht, in der komfortabel eingerichteten Wohnung. Die Wohnung ist modern und hat alles was man im Urlaub braucht. Das Pool in der Anlage lädt förmlich zum Baden ein.
We spended a great week, in the confortable syled appartement. The pool in front of the appartment is nice. Thank you.
We were not very happy with the accommodation. Blankets were dirty, had to be exchanged. Too far away from the metro. The beach one big construction site. Was far out of town.
Wir waren nicht ganz zufrieden mit der Unterkunft. Bettdecken waren schmutzig, mussten umgetauscht werden.
Zu weit von der Metro entfernt. Der Strand
eine einzige Baustelle.
War weit außerhalb der Stadt.
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Méret45 m²
Floor No.
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Internet/WiFi
- Konyha
- Légkondicionálás
- Mosógép / szárítógép
- Törölköző
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|Sullivan Street, 10012 new york city, Egyesült Államok
|Ingatlan típusa
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
|< 50%
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
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Features include a flat panel TV with basic cable, high-speed wireless internet, heated and air conditioned, linen provided free of charge, etc..
Enjoy access to the best shopping, Chinatown, Tribeca, East Village and Little Italy. Half a block from all major subway/metro/trains. Times Square is only 5 minutes away by subway! Whole foods, New York University are just steps away. Galleries, restaurants, museums, cafes, shopping, 24 hour stores, theatres, cinemas and the most popular night life bars/clubs are right outside your front door.
HázirendNo loud parties
No smoking
There is a late fee for check ins after 6PM (40 dollars before 9 pm and
80 dollars after 9 pm) and 40 dollars during weekends
Damage deposit = there is a 500 dollars damage deposit to be paid via paypal.
|Ár >2 vendégre
|14 € /fő/éj extra
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
|Távozás legkésőbbi időpontja
|Lemondási feltétel
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I really liked the place I selected. HOWEVER, On the day before we flew I was informed by "Mo" that the place I selected and paid for was "unavailable". He gave me the option of a VERY DIRTY APARTMENT THAT BASICALLY SUCKED ASS. There was mildew all over the bathroom. It was as if it had never been cleaned. I was there for 10 days and didn't feel clean once the entire time. There was space for six really dirty people to sleep, but GUESS WHAT? There are only two of us!!! So all the space was wasted. The TV service didn't work at all and yes, I was in NYC, but there are times I need to look at the news to see what's happening. THAT wasn't possible. There was crap left from previous tenants and I suppose from the owners of this dump. IT WAS BAIT AND SWITCH!!! I frikking hated every second I was in this stupid disease ridden dump.
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Az üdülés volt félelmetes. Vázlatok a lakásban. Nincs fűtés (novemberben!). Úgy volt, hogy marad 6 éjszaka, mi maradt 2, azt tooked menedéket a szállodában ... Páratartalom, penész. Festés elrejti a szegénység. A tulajdonosok nem akarta, hogy a pénzt vissza. Az egyik szobában nem volt ablak.
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The stay was dreadful. Drafts in the flat. No heating (in November !!!). We were supposed to stay 6 nights, we stayed 2, we tooked refuge in a hotel... Humidity, mold. Painting hides poverty. Owners didn't want to give the money back. One room didn't have window.
Very good location, close to theater district, high line, several subway lines.....rooms were as expected but sofa bed not. Arrangements to get into the apartment OK. Thanks Mo.
This property needs a bit of work. Good location
Wimdu customer service was excellent. The host took a long time (worryingly so) to get in touch but the key pick up and service at the office was easy enough but it's 24 blocks south of the apartment. The apartment itself is in need of redecorating or the photos updating. The plug sockets in the kitchen trip out so we had to plug the kettle in under the dining area table! Bedsheets were old and one of my friends found a hair in the bed before she had slept in it :-( location perfect and close to delis bars restaurants and Starbucks. Water always hot for showers. Bath mat and spares would have been helpful having 7 people for one bathroom
We´ve been with 8 People in this appartement. Location was great quick steps to broadway and other interesting places like circle line, 5th AV etc. Appartement was clean but small for 8 people you have to improve a bit - chair and table for 4 persons only on the other hand no space for ore. They were very flexible to change towels once - no problem at all. Only really negative point was 1 bathroom and toilet but this was known before from us. Everything a bit old and toilet and shower was blocked once. At the end nice and clean but you must be flexible to stay there with 8 people.
The apartment served us well during our recent stay in New York. The location is excellent, nice affluent area with lovely restaurants and bars close by. The Subway stop is only one block away on 79th st and this leads to all attractions. The apartment is relatively spacious, 2 of the bedrooms are much bigger than the other 2 and some of the plug sockets and air con units don't work, Wi-Fi is flakey but other than this we would highly recommend the apartment, it was extremely clean with plenty of towels and bedding.
A perfect week in the city which never sleep...
2 minutes by foot of time square, 5 minutes of the 5th avenue, what more can you ask for?...
We stay at 4 adults and a baby on the flat and the size was perfect.
Raphael and his colleague always answer to all the mail and the service to pick up off the keys or leave the luggages on the last day was very appreciable!
For our next trip in NYC we call upon to Raphael and Casanova Condos for sure! So don't hesitate to!
Hallo Everybody!
First of all, we were surprised to find out, that the keys needed to be picked up in another place. We asked to meet at the apartment as we want to be sure everything is clean and work properly. Host did not accept our proposal. Now we know the reason.
The apartment is a nightmare!. It is DIRTY!!!! Hair and spots all over the place (no wonder, they do not have a vacuum cleaner, only an old and dirty broom). There are 2 ½ bathroom, each of them were in terrible conditions, you will find black spots in the showers (fungus). Doors cannot be looked up as the door knobs are broken.
We (ten people) spend money buying cleaning stuff, and several hours cleaning the apartment. It was not possible to contact the office, as they went home by then.
Next day, we called the office and explained the situation. A lady was sent to clean, but without the most necessary tools to do it professionally, as written in the homepage. There were not enough bed clothes, dishes and pans.
Besides all the dirt, following appliances were not working properly: Washing machine, internet, and AIR CONDITIONING. We would like to mention, that the outside temperature in New York was around 36 and 40 °C.
Dealing with the people of "Casanova Condos" was very unpleasant. They are very rough. We were insulted. Our host "Raphael" never showed up. The manager offered us $400.00 for the cleaning, and all other costs we had (taxis to the office and several calls to Spain and Germany looking for support with WINDU). We never received the money. The explanation was that we broke 4 beds. We were not allowed to go back into the apartment to proof this was not the true.
If you care about cleanliness and good maintenance of the place you want to stay, this is not the place for YOU. We checked at the Consumer Office of New York City and found out "Casanova Condo" is not recommended as a serious business partner
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