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Apartment in Polinago, Emilia Romagna, Italy: Immerse yourself in quiet mountain life or absorb the beauty and culture of the area.
The apartment comprises the whole top floor of this large three storey country home and offers an opportunity to relax and enjoy the stunning views in every direction. The property has 11 acres of hilly grounds. The location is perfect for walkers, hikers, outdoor enthusiasts, writers, artists or those seeking a quiet retreat or peaceful rural break in the Appennines.
We provide all sheets, towels (bathroom and swimming) and kitchen linen.
10m x 4m swimming pool with sun terrace. Solar heated
The pool is open from May to September
The owners live on site and will help introduce you to all the local places of interest.
Top Traveller Review
Immaculate apartment with stunning views and great hosts
About the Owner
About Stephen C Brown
In 2013 we made the momentous decision to move to Emilia Romagna. We found a house that fulfilled our requirements, the main one being beautiful views in every possible direction! Family and friends visit us here constantly. We live a relaxed country life with our dog and cat, and have relished the work involved in renovating this large house which had been empty for twenty years. We have been thrilled by the warm welcome of all the local people we have met, and are delighted to feel a part of the community in such a short space of time.
My wife Caroline grew up in Northern Italy where she learned Italian before her family returned to England.
The area appealed to us both for the setting and the climate. We have full-blown winters with more than a meter of snow at a time, and summers where the temperatures often sit around the low 30s for weeks at a time. This is a lovely quiet environment, which is also close enough to cultural centres to fulfil a broad range of holiday requirements.
Stephen C Brown purchased this apartment in 2012
Why Stephen C Brown chose Modena
When you sit outside the house you hear absolutely nothing except the occasional bird of prey, working tractor or chainsaw. Very occasionally you hear classical music coming across the valley, and we think this may be the local farmer playing music to his cows which produce milk for Parmigiano Reggiano cheese! The peace and tranquility is the main reason we chose this location, as well as the chance to live a simple life without the influence of too much modern technology and noise. Our lives and diets have changed immeasurably simply by following the Italian way of using fruit and vegetables when they are in season, rather than buying everything all year round from the supermarkets.
What makes this apartment unique
There is an impressive array of seasonal foods available in Emilia Romagna. You may want to try the Modena balsamic vinegar, the Parma ham or the Parmigiano Reggiano parmesan cheese, not to mention the range of wines also on our doorstep.
This is a large and airy apartment only recently completed, and is easy to get to from Bologna airport (about 70 minutes).
We supply a simple welcome pack of food and drink so that you don't have to rush out shopping the moment you get here.
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Immaculate apartment with stunning views and great hosts
We had a fantastic autumn week at 'Casa Brown'. Caroline and Stephen are extremely generous and friendly hosts, who are happy to give you plenty of tips for your stay - and some homemade culinary creations courtesy of Caroline's fabulous work with the fruits of the local land. (We think her limoncello outshines the version served at the local restaurants). She and Stephen are equally happy to let you do your own thing and enjoy a very comfortable place to stay. The apartment has everything you need, including breathtaking views of the appenine hills, with no sign of industry, or indeed anything other than rural beauty in every direction. Local towns and villages are all worth exploring - as are local bars, cafes and very reasonable trattorias. Further afield are the more urban delights of cities such as Modena and Bologna. Either way you'll get used to some windy roads: our advice is look at the scenery, wind down a window and stop regularly for coffee or gelato - and any car sickness is easily avoided. All-in-all a holiday to be whole-heartedly recommended - and that's before you consider the solar-heated swimming pool which, in late October, we only imagined rather than enjoyed.
An amazing holiday easily surpassing our expectations; great location, beautiful views & fab hosts.
Stephen and Caroline made us feel really welcome from the moment we arrived at Casa Brown. Everything you could ask for to ensure a relaxing and stressfree holiday was provided; including a comprehensuive welcome pack with beer and wine (just what we needed after our journey) and all the basics plus extras we could have wished for. There were towels for both indoor and outdoor use and adaptors,books, DVDs etc...even the hand soap in the bathroom was of a better quality than we would use at home!
Our whole family enjoyed the somewhat hilly walks in the beautiful countryside and we wished our dog had been with us. The views were tremendous and the guided tour of the immediate area that Stephen took us on was extremely interesting, even if we didn't manage to see all the potential views as the weather was hazy.
The pool area was brilliant and it was lovely to spend time relaxing as a family around the pool.
The meals we experienced in the surrounding area were great and the locals very friendly and helpful - especially as none of us speak any Italian.
Stephen took us on a tour of the parmesan factory which was really interesting and not to be missed and we ended up coming home with cheese that took us up to our weight limit in our luggage!
We would have loved to have spent longer at Casa Brown, but have all come home feeling very relaxed.
We would love to return in the future. Thank you for a wonderful stay Stephen and Caroline!
A beautiful house in fantastic surroundings
We had an extremely pleasant stay in Casa Brown in july with our 4 kids (from age 8 to 17).
We enjoyed the surrounding nature, the pool, the walks (and a single run. HOT!!) and the small villages nearby as well as the extraordinary hospitality of Stephen and Caroline, who introduced us to the local sights, culture and restaurants.
The apartment is very spacious and tastefully decorated with great care for the original house. It had everything we needed (including wifi).
We took a day trip through the mountains all the way to Lucca and Pisa. A three hour drive with spectacular views.
We also took a trip to a local market in Pavullo (dont miss the icecream in K2) - very recommendable.
It seems that very few tourists have found their way to this area of Italy - making it perfect for anyone who prefers the quiet, authentic lifestyle of rural Italy.
All in all a very very nice stay and we plan to come back to explore the area more.
Spent a very relaxing week at Casa Brown and we will definitely be returning. The apartment is in a stunning location with views all around and the new pool could not be in a better setting. Caroline and Stephen were excellent hosts and had thought of everything to ensure our stay was comfortable. The apartment had everything we needed, with plenty of space and homely touches. We spent our days relaxing by the pool and exploring the local area and very much look forward to a return visit.
Beautiful location! Great hosts - friendly and welcoming. Clean and bright apartment.
My family and I stayed at Casa Brown for a week in July. It was a truly wonderful and peaceful place. Caroline and Stephen couldn't have been better hosts. They did everything to make us feel welcome and even provided a tour of the local Parmesan cheese factory, where you can see how 'Parmegiano' is produced from start to finish as well as taste the various varieties. This was one of the highlights of our stay! Casa Brown is in a beautiful location, and the new swimming pool with its background of hills and valleys is the icing on the cake. The photos of the apartment and its surroundings don't do it justice. We can recommend this apartment to anyone who loves amazing views, enjoys hiking and wants to enjoy the Italian countryside and culture at its best.
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We stayed at the Casa Brown apartment for a week in May 2014. Our stay was the final week of a tour of Switzerland and Northern Italy. We were looking for peace and relaxation in a rural italian environment and that was exactly what we found at Casa Brown. The apartment itself was newly decorated and furnished to a very high standard and it was all in pristine condition. The owners were very helpful and welcoming, suggesting several excellent restaurants, scenic walking routes, and other useful local information. It was a very convenient base for exploring the beautiful countryside of Emilia Romagna. I would definitely recommend a holiday at Casa Brown!
From the Owner
"When you sit outside the house you hear absolutely nothing except the occasional bird of prey, working tractor or chainsaw. Very occasionally you hear classical music coming across the valley, and we think this may be the local farmer playing music to his cows which produce milk for Parmigiano Reggiano cheese! The peace and tranquility is the main reason we chose this location, as well as the chance to live a simple life without the influence of too much modern technology and noise. Our lives and diets have changed immeasurably simply by following the Italian way of using fruit and vegetables when they are in season, rather than buying everything all year round from the supermarkets."
Activity and Interests
Coast/Beach: We are situated roughly midway between the Mediterranean and Adriatic coasts. The house is 720 meters above sea level. From Monte Cimone you can see the sea on both sides of Italy on a clear day.
Travel: We are approximately 70 minutes from Bologna airport and car hire is essential so that you can explore the area.
Collection from and delivery to the airport can be arranged by separate agreement.
Distances: Nearest basic shop/bakery is approx 7 minutes away in the car. Small supermarket with all requirements is 15 minutes away by car. Larger supermarkets available in Pavullo (35 mins) and Sassuolo (35 mins). The city of Modena is just under an hour from here and Bologna is over an hour away. Both have a wide range of cultural and historical sights and places of interest to visit. Venice, Verona, Como, Milano and Firenze are all within approximately three hours of our house.
Locally: Wonderful mountain pizzeria Taverna del Brutto (see Trip Advisor) is just ten mins away. Range of bars, banks, butcher, chemist, baker and small shops available in Polinago. Beautiful churches and shrines in all towns and villages. Parmesan cheese dairies are open for visits and we can arrange guided tours very locally.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Spring 2017
11 Feb 2017 - 26 May 2017
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
Summer 2017
27 May 2017 - 1 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Autumn 2017
2 Sep 2017 - 1 Dec 2017
4 night minimum stay
for 4 nights
Additional pricing information
Booking Notes:
Reservations are reconfirmed upon receipt of a deposit (via bank transfer) equal to 25% of the rate for the entire stay. The remaining 75% of the rate is due a month before arrival. The keys of the apartment will be handed to you upon arrival.
Changeover Day:
Changeover day is Saturday but can be flexible dependent on flights and other bookings. Guests are expected the vacate the property by 10am on their last day so that cleaning can be undertaken for new arrivals.
Notes on prices:
Special offers are available from time to time. Please enquire at booking stage.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 50% refund for cancellations more than 30 days before check-in date.
- 100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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From the Owner
"There is an impressive array of seasonal foods available in Emilia Romagna. You may want to try the Modena balsamic vinegar, the Parma ham or the Parmigiano Reggiano parmesan cheese, not to mention the range of wines also on our doorstep. This is a large and airy apartment only recently completed, and is easy to get to from Bologna airport (about 70 minutes). We supply a simple welcome pack of food and drink so that you don't have to rush out shopping the moment you get here."
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Leisure Activities
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Local Services & Businesses
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Sports & Adventure Activities
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Floor Area
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- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Bidet, Wet room shower.
- En-suite shower room with shower, wc, basin, bidet, and heated towel rail. Main shower room with shower, wc, basin, bidet, and heated towel rail. Both newly installed wetrooms also have central heating.
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed, 1 Cot
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Large Double Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 2 Single Bed, 2 Child Bed, There are two full single beds and two fold out beds.
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 6 adults, 2 children and baby in cot (3 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Bedroom 1. King size bed and cot Bedroom 2. 2 single beds + 2 fold out beds for children Bedroom 3. King size bed and en-suite shower room.
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- non smoking only
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- Children welcome. Cot provided if required. No pets please. No smoking in the house Eleven acres of privately owned fields and woodland for your enjoyment. There is a wide variety of hilly walks, including the very local Monte Santa Giulia park with well signed trails. Private parking available All towels and bed-linen included and changed weekly. Washing machine and clothes airer for personal washing. Private terrace with table and seating, perfectly positioned for the afternoon and late evening sunshine.


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Sale of Triple-A Padres to El Paso group not complete; announcement expected Thursday
EL PASO, Texas - The sale of the Tucson Padres to MountainStar Sports Group in El Paso has not been finalized, according to a Tucson Padres official.
The official said he could not say when it was expected to be completed and referred that question to MountainStar Sports Group.
MountainStar Sports Group announced Wednesday afternoon that a news conference is scheduled for Thursday afternoon in El Paso with MountainStar Sports Group and Branch Rickey, president of the Pacific Coast League.
On Sept. 20, El Paso Mayor John Cook announced his decision not to veto City Council's decision to build a ballpark on the current site of City Hall.
At the Sept. 18 City Council meeting, city representatives passed three agenda items 4-to-3 that will pave the way to demolish City Hall and allow for a ballpark to be built in Downtown El Paso.
"Either way I was going to make some people happy, and some people not happy," Cook said on Sept. 20.
Cook said he expects city staffers to begin moving out of City Hall in March. That will allow time to demolish the building and begin construction on a $50 million stadium that is expected to be ready for a Triple-A team for the 2014 season.
"We'll probably be out, most of the departments will be out earlier than that," Cook said. "The department that will have the most work to do will be the information technology folks. They have to tap into the fiber that runs up off the street and all of our IT equipment will go over to the new building which is the building that Mr. (Paul) Foster donated to the City."
MountainStar Sports Group has agreed to purchase the San Diego Padres Triple-A affiliate that currently plays in Tucson, Arizona.
On Sept. 18 Josh Hunt, a member of the ownership group, said he'd received an email from the Pacific Coast League telling him the deal would likely only occur if city council voted to stay on a previously proposed timeline for baseball to be played in Downtown El Paso in 2014.
In early July, a Major League Baseball vice president toured University Medical Center's trauma center this summer as part of the vetting process to see if an El Paso sports group should be allowed to buy the Tucson Padres and move the team to El Paso.
Earnell Lucas, director of Security/Facility Operations for Minor League Baseball, visited the hospital and toured the Sun City in early July during a three-day visit.
"At the major league level, we have a certain agreement with the level 1 trauma center with respect to having at least basic life support at the ballpark," Lucas said during his UMC visit which was captured on a YouTube video. "The standard is a little bit lower at the minor league level but given the proximity (to the stadium) I think there can be a great opportunity for a great relationship."
Lucas was asked by Dr. Alan Tyroch, UMC's trauma center director, if the requirement for a level trauma 1 center was for the players or for the fans.
"It was initially in place for the fans," Lucas said. "Most of our (player) injuries that come off the field are usually breaks and things of that nature that don't necessarily require a level 1 trauma center. But having said that we had an owners meeting in Arizona in which one of our owners passed away from a cardiac event. So as a result of that baseball put a standard in place as a result of what we learned from that experience."
At the end of the nearly two-minute video Lucas said he had a wonderful stay in El Paso.
Bob Cook, Regional Economic Development Corporation president accompanied Lucas on his tour of El Paso and said it was a thorough visit.
They took a helicopter tour and "looked at everything," according to Cook. They drove by all hospitals, UTEP, and met with different local and federal law enforcement officials.
Lucas looked at community attractiveness, safety and security, demographics, economics, weather, quality of life, and health care.
Cook said it was very similar to visits from other private companies looking to relocate to El Paso.
Lucas also is vice president of educational programming and investigative services for Major League Baseball.
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After a City staff presentation on the ballpark and City Hall, MountainStar Sports Group co-owner Paul Foster addressed City Council.
Foster acknowledged the concerns of some of the council members that the decision is not going to the voters but then he mentioned that only two of 20 of the most recent stadiums built nationally have gone to a vote. He said City Council has to make the decision it's elected to make.
"This opportunity is in your hands," Foster said. "I personally think it's a good opportunity. The ownership group has pretty much done all it can do."
Foster also said he has been involved in remodeling Downtown buildings and has worked with the City on San Jacinto remodeling and other projects. He added that true Downtown revitalization started when the El Paso Art Museum was built and with the restoration of the Plaza Theatre and that neither was approved by voters.
Not everyone attending the City Hall meeting was for the stadium. Stephanie Townsend Allala, a local attorney and member of Quality of Life Voters for Democracy, questioned the City's authority to make the decision to build a ballpark without a funding source before Nov. 6.
She then asked if MountainStar Sports Group's decision to donate all of its profits from the Triple-A team to local charities was in the contract with the City and how people would know the money was really being given to charity.
"Are they going to open up their financial records for us to review publicly?" Allala asked City Council.
Foster was then given the opportunity to answer Allala's questions.
"As we've stated before we did make a decision for at least 10 years, which doesn't mean it ends at the end of 10 years, it's just the amount of time Woody (Hunt) and I felt going out on a commitment like this," Foster said. "But we will commit 100 percent of the profits of this enterprise to charitable causes in the El Paso area."
While members of the audience applauded, Allala asked Foster "how will we know?"
"My answer to how you'll know is simply to look at our track record," Foster said as Allala appeared to smirk at him. "As Woody and I were talking about (this) he said 'you know, if we were trying to put more money on the bottom line, wouldn't we just quit giving money away?'"
That got a laugh from some in the crowd and even Allala, who was standing next to Foster.
"No, we will not put it in the contract because we are not interested in being audited by naysayers out there and you can take our word for it," Foster said before being interrupted by Allala, who asked Foster not to call her names.
Foster finished by saying "if you don't believe us then don't take it into account.
There were a couple of moments of levity from speakers, including when KISS-FM morning show co-host Tricia Martinez said, "People say El Pasoans won't support a losing team but how many El Pasoans own a Dallas Cowboy jersey?"
Earlier in the meeting, before the ballpark discussion was taken up, members of the public cheered when one of the speakers called for City Manager Joyce Wilson's job.
Shortly thereafter, cheers rose again when a member of the public came to the defense of Niland. Former Mayor Ray Salazar is attempting to recall Niland for her part in supporting the Downtown ballpark.
"This is about our right to vote, stupid," said one member angrily.
While the mayor has the power to veto a vote by City Council, if he did so, it would have to come back to a vote by City Council at a later date. If this occurs, six city representatives will have to vote against the mayor to ensure a ballpark is built in Downtown El Paso.
On Monday, Wilson tried to get ahead of questions about the ballpark by holding a news conference. In that conference a lengthy discussion, Wilson and staffers talked about funding.
According to the city's chief financial officer if the Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT tax) passes in November the ballpark would be paid off within the 25 years if their predictions hold true.
According to the documentation the City's total debt would be around $96 million, but in a 25 year span using HOT tax money, ticket surcharge money, rent from the ballpark and parking fees the city could see a return of $121 million.
Without the HOT tax, however, the City would be on the hook for around $79 million that would have to come out of the general fund.


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Chris Hemsworth, starring in the upcoming Marvel comic book film Thor, got so muscular that he didn't fit into his costume!
The Aussie took training too seriously saying:
I got the part and immediately started looking at the comic books, and the guy is 500 pounds or something and looks like Schwarzenegger. And I thought, 'OK, I'm not gonna get to that.' But I have to get bigger.
He got so big that while he was putting on the costume for its final fitting, he felt his hands go numb. The costume didn't fit him and needed to be altered. Watch Chris Hemswoth's interview from CinemaCon after the jump.
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The movie is out May 6 and he's a little nervous about whether or not the film will do well. But common who isn't excited to see his rock-hard bod?
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Mrs. Alec Head's Denomination, a grade III winner earlier this season, takes on six filly and mare rivals in the $150,000 Violet Stakes (gr. IIIT) on Memorial Day at Monmouth Park.
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1. State Treasure (KY), A S Arroyo, 116, J C Servis
2. La Reine Lionne (KY), J Valdivia Jr., 116, C C Brown
3. Unbridled Essence (FL), C H Marquez Jr., 116, G D Sacco
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20 Mar 2011 // 10:00 PM
The game makes the most of its often glaring limitations to deliver on some of the strongest character-driven storytelling that we've seen out of a Bioware title.READ more
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The video guy (or girl) isn't attractive simply out of an immediate reflexive response to him but because of an ongoing and ever evolving coexistence shared with him.READ more
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Otis L. Graham, Jr. is a Professor Emeritus of History at UCSB, and Visiting Scholar at UNC Chapel Hill. He is a graduate of Yale University (B.A., 1957) and Columbia University (PhD, 1966), and served as an artillery officer in the U.S. Marine Corps. He is the author or editor of nineteen books and numerous articles on the history of the United States, especially on American reform movements, political economy, and environment and immigration. He has been named a Guggenheim Fellow, a Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson Center for Scholars, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Center for Advanced Study and Behavioral Sciences, and received the Robert Kelley Memorial Award from the National Council on Public History.


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First Grade Teacher Allegedly Had Drugs and Alcohol on Campus
ANDERSON, Calif. - A first grade teacher at Meadow Lane Elementary School in Anderson is being investigated for having drugs and alcohol on campus.
Anderson Police Chief Michael Johnson said investigators found methamphetamine, marijuana and alcohol in a teacher's possession while on campus.
According to a handful of parents, that first grade teacher is Jessica LaFayette. Chief Johnson would neither confirm nor deny that she is in fact the teacher.
Johnson told us the department's investigation started the first week of February. Their report has since been turned over to the District Attorney's office, where they've requested charges be filed.
Victor Jones has a son in Mrs. LaFayette's class. He said she hasn't been there for weeks. "I'm concerned. I mean we didn't know where she was at. My son's been telling me that she hasn't been there. I'm kind of concerned about the school. It makes me uncomfortable that teacher might be teaching under the influence," Jones told us.
Jones also said the parents were only told that their class now has a "permanent substitute." He told us he thinks the Principal or Superintendent should be doing more to keep parents in the loop about what's going on.
Chief Johnson said a Teacher's Aid at the Meadow Lane pre-school is also under investigation as of Friday for allegedly physically abusing students.
Chief Johnson wants it to be clear that both the first grade teacher and the aid have both been put on administrative leave. He said they won't have anything to with the school while the investigations are ongoing.
We did reach out to Meadow Lane's Principal to see what she had to say about these accusations. She referred us to the Superintendent, Harley North. We called him a few times and left messages, but we did not get a call back.
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Toledo sued Bibiyan and his corporate alter egos personally, and derivatively, on behalf of Searchguy.com, Inc. (the "Company"), for violations of federal and California securities laws, breach of fiduciary duties, fraud, constructive fraud, and breach of contract. The federal court found that the claims arose out of a fraudulent scheme under which Bibiyan and others issued numerous false press releases and other statements to induce investors, including Toledo, to purchase shares. The court determined that this fraudulent conduct created an artificially inflated stock price, and determined that as part of the scheme Bibiyan would dump shares for which he had paid no adequate consideration.
Furthermore, the court determined that Bibiyan breached his fiduciary duties to the Company through gross mismanagement, issuing millions of shares of Company stock without consideration, self-dealing, directing corporate assets to himself, and trading on non-public information.
From May to July 2004, the court determined that the evidence showed that Bibiyan caused the Company to issue 18,500,000 shares to a number of entities for no consideration, and then allowed such entities to sell those shares in the public market. In addition, in accordance with the unrefuted evidence the court determined that Bibiyan improperly controlled the Company and under Bibiyan's control, the Company never had a bank account, prepared financial statements or tax returns, or held any shareholders or board of directors meetings.
Toledo began purchasing Company stock in August 2004 and eventually owned 2,336,862 shares. After Toledo became aware of Bibiyan's improprieties he tried to get Bibiyan to deliver all corporate documents of the Company and return all shares of the Company in order end Bibiyan's involvement with the Company with the hopes that the Company could be properly operated by a legitimately elected board of directors. Bibiyan did not turn over the corporate documents, shareholder lists, or return his Company shares. Instead, Bibiyan actually issued himself an additional 1,800,000 shares of unrestricted Company stock.
On August 8, 2010, the Court issued a judgment against Bibiyan and his alter ego companies. The court awarded the Company $11,892,000.00 in damages for the securities frauds, an additional $100,000.00 in breach of contract damages, with ten percent pre-judgment interest on the contract damages, and $16,646.29 in attorney fees solely for the contract damages claims. Furthermore, the Court awarded Toledo and his co-plaintiff damages in the amount of $219,578.00 for their stock losses caused by Bibiyan's adjudged securities frauds.
Upon receiving news of the Court's judgment, Toledo issued the following
"I am extremely pleased with this judgment. I feel vindicated that a court has entered judgment against Thomas Bibiyan for egregious breaches of his fiduciary responsibility to both Searchguy.com, Inc., and its shareholders. I believe it was necessary to bring this action against Thomas Bibiyan, so that he would not be in a position to defraud other investors in the future. I believe that Searchguy.com can still become a great company under the right management, and as a shareholder of the Company, I hope to see it succeed in the future."
About Ramon Toledo
Ramon Toledo is the President and CEO of Busca Corp., an entity unrelated to, and unaffiliated with, Searchguy.com, Inc., and is also a co-owner of INMUEBLES Y DESARROLLOS ARNAIZ SA de CV, a real estate development company established in 1970 (family owned). With 20 years of experience in international management and business development, Toledo has numerous recognitions as one of the most respectable businessman and entrepreneurs to bring business into Mexico. In October 2008, Levelup.com a branch of Busca Corp., was named Best Web 2.0 Site in Mexico for 2008 AMIPCI (Mexican Internet Association).
Busca Corp. is a leading Mexican company in technology innovation and videogame content. It has signed deals with top online companies: MSN, Yahoo, Terra Networks, Playboy Mexico and Televisa.
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"Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is strength."
"Bodybuilding is much like any other sport. To be successful, you must dedicate yourself 100% to your training, diet and mental approach."
Arnold Schwarzenegger (born Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger in Thal, Austria on July 30 1947) is an Austrian and American former professional bodybuilder, actor, producer, director, businessman, investor, and politician. He served two terms as the 38th Governor of California from 2003 until 2011. A former Mr. Universe and Mr. Olympia winner, Arnold made the move from bodybuilding to acting, and has starred in many action films, including The Terminator. He was sworn in on November 17, 2003, as Governor. Arnold was then re-elected on November 7, 2006, in California's 2006 gubernatorial election, to serve a full term as governor and was sworn in for his second term on January 5, 2007 until he finished in 2011.
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Tyrannosaurus is a genus of tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur.
The species Tyrannosaurus rex, commonly abbreviated to T.rex was one of the largest land carnivores of all time.
It hails from what is now western North America.
Some scientists consider the slightly older Tarbosaurus bataar from Asia to represent a second species of Tyrannosaurus, while others maintain Tarbosaurus as a separate genus.
Like other tyrannosaurids, Tyrannosaurus was a bipedal carnivore with a massive skull balanced by a long, heavy tail.
Relative to the large and powerful hindlimbs, Tyrannosaurus forelimbs were small and retained only two digits.
Although other theropods rivaled or exceeded T.rex in size, it was the largest known tyrannosaurid and one of the largest known land predators, measuring over 12 metres (40 feet) in length and weighing as much as an elephant.
Fossils of some T.rex have been found in North American rock formations dating to the very end of the Cretaceous Period (late Maastrichtian stage, 65 million years ago); it was among the last dinosaurs to exist prior to the Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction event.
More than 30 specimens of T.rex have now been identified, some nearly complete, which has allowed significant research into many aspects of its biology, including its life history and biomechanics.
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So many colorways of Nike Sportswear's Dunk High drop throughout the course of a year that sometimes it's challenging to identify a look that stands out from the rest. Surfacing at retailers this month, this eye-catching Dunk High features a black and University Blue leather upper, displayed through the model's classic blocking scheme. Keeping the look simple, black appears on the laces and midsole, while University Blue works the inner lining and outsole to cap things off.
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Webster Groves Animal Hospital is a large 20+ doctor AAHA accredited small animal & exotic practice located in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1984, the hospital was accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and joined an elite group of hospital dedicated to providing pets with quality medical care. In 2010, the hospital also received AAHA Referral accreditation for Feline and Cani...ne Specialty and Internal Medicine accreditation 2013. By meeting AAHA standards for comprehensive professional services, WGAH confirms the high standards that have always been paramount in this practice. Our facility is more than sixteen thousand square feet, has two floors large enough to house the ever-growing veterinary staff that includes two Board Certified Veterinary Practitioners and a Board Certified Internist. The building, with two parking lots, a large waiting room and a community room for public meeting, offers more convenience for our clients and patients. On April 1, 2012 we elected to be open 24-hours a day, 365 days a year to better serve our clients. Services Offered: Small Animal Medicine, Surgery & Dentistry, Internal Medicine, Urgent & Emergency Care, Digital Radiology, Endoscopy, Laser Surgery, Ultrasound, In-House Lab, Reproductive Services, Avian & Exotic Medicine, Pharmacy, Boarding, Emergency Power Generator, House Calls & Pet Transportation
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If you've ever watched the 2004 movie, Sideways, you may remember the funny banter between Miles and Jack throughout the film about the virtues of Pinot noir. What you may not know is that sales of Pinot noir rose 16% in the US, shortly after the release of this unexpected hit movie in the fall of 2004.
In vineyards around the world, Pinot noir grapes have a reputation for being sensitive and often difficult to cultivate and transform into wine. Despite this temperamental nature, wine connoisseur and sommelier alike often covet Pinot noir grapes for producing some of the best wines in the world, with complex full bodied flavors and consequently a higher price point.
The good news is that this week, we are featuring a steal of deal on a 2007 Buena Vista Pinot Noir at $9.99/bottle with your Maika`i Card. I've proudly shared this wine with good friends and family, and I think it really drinks like a $25 bottle of Pinot noir. It's got wonderful aromas of bright bing cherry, fresh ground nutmeg and earthy wild mushroom. The wine shows intense flavors of bright blackberry and plum fruit, with undertones of sweet mocha and clove. The Buena Vista has a great depth and a long supple finish, often considered a hallmark of Carneros Pinot Noir. You might try pairing it with our very own Chef Keoni Chang's recipe for garlic roasted pork loin [2].
For a wine which typically retails at around $20+ a bottle, this Buena Vista is a great value for such a smooth and supple Pinot noir. This special pricing will only be available for a limited time and while supplies last, so be sure to pick up this great deal before we run out!
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"Beyond the `Guitar': Painting, Drawing, and Construction, 1912-14," in John Golding and Elizabeth Cowling, Picasso: Sculptor/Painter, London, The Tate Gallery, 1994, pp. 189-97.
"Le Laboratoire Central: Cubist Drawings in the Musée Picasso," in Anne Baldassari, ed., Cubist Picasso, exh. cat. (Paris: New York, Rizzoli, 2007), pp. 149-163.
"Francis Picabia, 1915: The Sex of a New Machine," in Sarah Greenough, ed., Modern Art and America, pp. 203-219.
"Report from Milan--The '30s: Art and Culture in Italy," Art in America, October 1982, pp. 43-47.
"Jean Dubuffet: The Would-Be Barbarian," Apollo, vol. CLVI, no. 489 (New Series), October 2002, pp. 12-20.
"A Sum of Destructions," in Kirk Varnedoe and Pepe Karmel, eds., Jackson Pollock: New Approaches, New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 1999, pp. 71-100.
"Richard Pousette-Dart: The Body of Painting," in Sam Hunter and Joanne Kuebler, eds., Richard Pousette-Art: The New York School and Beyond, Milan: Skira, 2005, pp. 19-33.
"Photography--Garry Winogrand, Public Eye," Art in America, November 1981, pp. 39-41.
"The Year of Living Minimally," Art in America, December 2004, pp. 90-101, 149.
"The October Century" [review of Art Since 1900: Modernism, Antimodernism, Postmodernism, by Hal Foster, Rosalind Krauss, Yve-Alain Bois and Benjamin H.D. Buchloh], Art in America, November 2005, pp. 61-67.
"Terrors of the Encyclopedia: Max Ernst and Contemporary Art," in Werner Spies and Sabine Rewald, eds., Max Ernst: A Retrospective, New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2005, pp. 81-105.
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Children's workbook for Ages 3 - 6 years, to keep preschoolers engaged and build motor skills. Trace the dotted lines in the color of your choice. The program contains collection of 20 pictures of different proffesions with dots to trace. Draws as you move your finger.
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My November Studio Calico box arrived a couple of weeks ago, hooray :) I actually scrapbooked it too!
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"After a late dinner, I returned to the room to find my family fast asleep. I whispered, 'Good night boys' and immediately saw my cell phone light up on a nearby nightstand. I checked it—no messages or alerts—it had lit up for no reason. Later I learned that a boy ghost is a frequent visitor on the 14th floor. Not that I'm counting, but that's technically the 13th floor." —Mamie Walling, office manager
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