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'3 bedrooms,2 bathrooms,dining/living room with kitchen and Lake Como Views'
The apartment is in Lezzeno, a small village on the shores of Lake Como (6 km from Bellagio). It is a perfect place to spend an enjoyable holiday with spectacular scenery encompassing the blues of the lake and the greens of the moutain forests. It is ideal for lovers of water sports (the apartment is 500 m. from an international centre for water skiing and wakeboarding) and also for those who like to go fishing. The apartment is in a very peaceful location on the lakeside and has every convenience (washing machine, dishwasher, fridge-freezer, gas hob with 4 rings, electric oven, microwave, iron and ironing board, clothes drying rack, hair dryer, TV, WiFi). It was renovated and tastefully furnished. The apartment is on the second and last floor of my house where I live on the ground floor and my father and uncle on the first. It's 110 square meters. It has a big dining/living room with an American kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, a bathroom with a bath, a double bedroom with a bed of 160x200 cm. and other 2 bedrooms, each with two single beds. The apartment has a garden with a table, chairs under the pergola of kiwi and the private parking is 20 m. away. It is 50 m. from a stony beach and the bus stop, 20 m. from the local grocery store and bar, about 350 m. from the nearest restaurants ( restaurants Aurora, Abbate,Locanda La Fornace). The Post Office, Bank, Church and Parmacy are about 1 km. away, as is the pier from which boats depart for both sides of the lake.
Top Traveller Review
Wonderful stay
About the Owner
About Gina Bruna Vaccani
My name is Gina Bruna. I was born and I live in Lezzeno. Also I work in the Post Office in Lezzeno. I'm of avarage height and I'm slim. I have a curly hair.
I'm not married and I dedicate my free time to my apartments.
I like to go on holiday abroad especially where there is the sun and the light green sea. I love to know people from other country.
Gina Bruna Vaccani purchased this apartment in 2009
Why Gina Bruna Vaccani chose Lezzeno
My property was passed down through the generations. It's a characteristic house of the Como Lake. My grandparents had a local restaurant in this house and so downstairs there is a large cellar where the grandparents produced wine for their customers. My father was fisherman and he catched fishes for his parents. My father and uncle were also carpenters and they made windows and doors in this village and so in Lezzeno everybody know them.
What makes this apartment unique
The apartment is near a stony beach, a grocer's, a bar, a bus stop to Bellagio and Como town and a 02 good restaurants. It's surrounded by 3 terraces with Lake Como views and by garden with table,chairs and sunbeds. It has a private parking 20 metres away.
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Wonderful stay
Both Lake Como and Gina's property have been great experiences to close a trip around Italy. The flat is perfectly located at an area with the best views in the lake. The flat is better than in the photos. It has a nice garden, is full-equiped for six and spotless. But even more valuable are Gina's' and her family friendness and kindness. They have made us feel as their personal guests. We would love coming back soon and would recomend it without any doubt.
Familly Holiday
The apartment was very clean and in a perfect location with stunning views of the lake from the balconies. I would highly recommend the property and Gina is very helpful and supportive. We used public transport and the boats which was easy to do from the apartment you do not need a car. There is a local shop just around the corner from the apartment which can cater for most needs.
Wonderful host, clean and spacious apartment
Perhaps this rental's greatest asset is Bruna (aka Gina), the owner, who treats her renters like family. She went to great lengths to help us find dinner after our late arrival and to show us around town, even driving us to the grocery store on Sunday morning. The apartment itself is spacious, very clean, and well-located within Lezzeno. It is two doors away from a little shop with food and toiletries (but keep in mind that the store is closed on Sundays), and it is a short and easy walk from the beach, where the water's temperature was surprisingly comfortable for an Alpine lake. It is also close to several restaurants, though getting to some of them requires walking along the main road. We especially enjoyed the restaurant at the Aurora Hotel, where both the view and the food were fabulous; the restaurant's bar also has a takeout service with excellent--and modestly priced--pizza and sandwiches. Lezzeno itself is quieter than the larger towns, such as Bellagio, along Lake Como, which we preferred, but if you are looking to be in a place with lots of shops and an active nightlife, then Lezzeno would not be the best choice for you. Once in Lezzeno, we kept our car parked in Bruna's private spot and relied exclusively on the buses and boats for transportation, because (for an American, at least) the roads seemed pretty treacherous--they are narrow and windy, and pedestrians walk right on the busy road and are not always easy to see when driving around bends. (Locals will tell you that you can walk to Bellagio along the wooded path that runs between it and Lezzeno, but the path drops you off far from the center of Bellagio and requires a long walk along the busy roads. We walked for nearly two hours from the apartment and never even made it to the main part of Bellagio. The path itself affords some great views of the lake, though.) Bruna provides up-to-date bus and boat schedules, and she has a large stash of touristic information to help you plan your daily excursions. We especially enjoyed our trip to Varena, though all of the towns and villas along the lake are very picturesque. One last practical note: Our car's GPS could not find the apartment, so be sure to download directions on Google maps! Especially if you want to be away from the hubbub of Como or Bellagio, we very highly recommend this rental and, especially, its extremely friendly and helpful owner. Grazie, Bruna, for a great week!
Great place, great people, great holiday!!
I stayed in this apartment with my partner, two 19 year old girls and two 21 year old young adults. It was fantastic. Room for everyone. The apartment was clean, well equipped, spacious and had beautiful views from the terraces. A nearby hotel, the Aurora had boats for hire and Wakeboarding. For a fee of 10 euros for a full day or 5 euros from 2:30pm you can use the hotels sun loungers on a decked area, canoes, kayaks and a trampoline in the water. the hotel has a lovely dining area which overlooks the lake. Another place to try is the wine store/bistro on the left hand side as you walk down to the Aurora. They open about 6-6.30pm. There is a small pebble beach only a two minute walk from the doorstep of the apartment and a small local shop and bar. The bus service is again very close and a short walk into the centre of Lezzeno brings you to a boat terminal. Gina, her father and uncle are all really friendly. Gina speaks great English and is full of information for you. Nothing is too much trouble for her. You can also use the garden to sit, sunbathe or dine. Lovely, lovely apartment, great people, in a most beautiful part of the world.
Merveilleux séjour à Lezzeno en famille
Merci encore Gina pour votre accueil si chaleureux! Nous avons tous apprécié votre gentillesse, votre disponibilité, celle de votre papa également, la propreté et la fonctionnalité de votre appartement, idéalement situé pour découvrir les magnifiques villas, jardins, villages autour de Bellagio...Merci pour vos conseils très justes quant aux visites à faire en 5 jours. Le minimarket au pied de la maison est très pratique. Nous recommandons le restaurant Aurora dans le village. La vue sur le lac est magique de l'appartement et y accéder à pied est très facile. Très bonne adresse dans un village moins touristique que Bellagio mais très bien situé!
Wonderful apartment
Five star great value for the money
The apartment is clean well maintained, well appointed with appliances including a stick blender and supplies plenty of towels,dishes pans ect. The owner is gracious full of information and went beyond expectations in finding a shoe repair person and watch battery for us.
I rented three of the owner's apartments and all were just as wonderful. There was an overstuffed note book of things to do in the area, maps restaurants and boat and bus schedules. We did not have a car which worked okay but you need to check the time of the last boat or bus. On a few occasions the bus never showed up. In Lezzeno you can walk to the store, bank, ferry, bus, post office, restaurants ,rent a speed boat,we even found the indoor bocci court.
To get to the apartment from the Milan airport we hired a driver from Taxido.net which worked very well for us.
You are a wonderful host Gina thank you
From the Owner
"My property was passed down through the generations. It's a characteristic house of the Como Lake. My grandparents had a local restaurant in this house and so downstairs there is a large cellar where the grandparents produced wine for their customers. My father was fisherman and he catched fishes for his parents. My father and uncle were also carpenters and they made windows and doors in this village and so in Lezzeno everybody know them."
Activity and Interests
The apartment is located in Lezzeno on the second floor in front of the Lake Como, a cute little village with little paths and surrounded by ancient small yet charming houses. It is only 6 km from Bellagio, the most famous tourist village in the centre of Lake Como. Bellagio is well know in the world for its beautiful location, situated between the green of the mountains and the blue of the lake and surrounded by spacious blossoming gardens. It is also possible to catch a ferryboat which can take you on trips throughout the lake. The apartment is just a short walk across the road from the stony lakeside shore and a few steps there is a small food shop and a pub. The village offers all the services including bank, post office, pharmacy, church, restaurants and shops. The pier, far away 1 km, where it's possible to catch a boat to visit the whole lake. This local area is the ideal place for people who like enjoying the lake and for people who want to relax within the quiet of the mountains sorrounding the scenic beauties of Como Lake.
The real treasure of Lake Como lies in its quaint villages that dot the mountains surrounding the lake. A stroll trough some of the ancient villages on Lake Como includes medieval and renaissance churches, winding alleys and striking views of the lake. The cultural is coupled with natural beauty: fresh mountain air, penetrating blue waters, miles of rolling hills and mountains to be explored or simply to admire. In the centre of Como Lake there are famous villas and their gardens. In Bellagio don't miss a visit to Villa Melzi and Villa Serbelloni gardens (now Rockfeller foundation). Then you can take the slow boat and enjoy with a nice cruise on the lake. Nearby you can visit Villa Balbianello in Lenno where Star Wars was filmed. In Varenna you can visit Villa Monastero, Villa Cipressi and Vezio Casle with amazing views on the Central lake. In Tremezzo a visit to Villa Carlotta. Also you can cross the Swiss border by car to visit the city of Lugano. There is much to do and see.
For further details about my apartments on the centre of Lake Como you can see my website:
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
low season
1 Dec 2016 - 27 May 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
28 May 2017 - 1 Jul 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
hig season
2 Jul 2017 - 2 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
3 Sep 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
low season
1 Oct 2017 - 31 Dec 2017
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
My Standard Rate
5 night minimum stay
for 5 nights
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add £4 per night, per additional guest
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
The rates are until 04 people and include towels, bed and house linens, weekly cleaning, access Wi-Fi and private parking.
I can ask Euro 150.00 cash safety deposit at arrival to be returned at check-out if not found damages after inspection with you. The heating (when it needs) costs Euro 1.50 per cubic meter gas.
Manager's Cancellation Policy
- 12
- Available
- 12
- Unavailable
From the Owner
"The apartment is near a stony beach, a grocer's, a bar, a bus stop to Bellagio and Como town and a 02 good restaurants. It's surrounded by 3 terraces with Lake Como views and by garden with table,chairs and sunbeds. It has a private parking 20 metres away."
Property Type
- apartment
- Family
- Tourist Attractions
- Activities Guide
- Alarm Clock
- Basic Soaps
- Fireplace
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
- Paper Towels
- Parking
- Shampoo
- Sunbed
- Tiled Stove
- Toilet Paper
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wireless Internet
- 4 Ring Stove
- Coffee Grinder
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Satellite / Cable
- Television
Pool / Spa
- Hot Tub
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- Low Allergen Environment
- not suitable for elderly or infirm
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- beach
- mountain
- village
- waterfront
- botanical garden
- churches
- duty free shops
- forests
- library
- restaurants
Leisure Activities
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- Babysitter
- fitness centre
- groceries
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- golf
- mountain climbing
- ski
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
Floor Area
- 100 m²
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Bidet, with bathtub
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Bidet, washbasin
- 2 bathrooms: - bathroom 1 with shower, washbasin, bidet, toilet - bathroom 2 with bathtub, washbasin, bidet, toilet and washing machine
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 2 Single Bed
- bedroom 1 - 1 large double bed with lake view bedroom 2 - 2 single bed with lake view bedroom 3 - 2 single bed with mountain view free on request child bed
- Balcony
- Garden
- 6 garden chairs
- 2 deck chairs
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- children welcome
- high chair and cot free on request


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I mix the safflower w/ the wild bird seed and the squirrels here will
actually spit it out. They leave my feeders alone now too which is
great. I mentioned that to Andrea off-list hoping it would help w/
her land rodent problem. And cardinals adore the safflower seed.
win-win situation.
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> As usual, I'm days behind in reading my e-mail, but I wanted to mention that
> safflower seed is nearly hull-less and the squirrels don't like it quite as
> well as sunflower seeds. The birds don't show a preference, so I buy it
> when I see it available. Oh, Auralie, I read that grackles and starlings
> don't like it! http://www.hummzinger.biz/safflower-seed.htm
> I kind of like the idea of sharing the environment with whatever wildlife we
> get. I'm not happy when the rabbits nibble off the tops of my tulips or the
> raccoons eat the giant snails in my tub garden, but I figure that they were
> here first! I try to adapt without doing harm. Luckily, no deer have found
> their way here (even though they are on an estate only a mile away). If all
> my pots were being dug up every night, I'm not sure what I'd do!
> When the raccoons were coming into the house through our cat door (when we
> used one years ago), they were very well mannered. They ate the cat's food
> and casually retreated through the house and out the door when we arrived
> home at night! Well, we became more diligent about locking the cat door
> after that! I haven't seen as many raccoons around here lately, but I
> remember one time when we had seven mulling around our back deck, probably
> waiting for us to open up!
> Chris
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Coleman Propane coffee maker
I am a serious coffee drinker(addict). I don't measure my consumption in cups/day I use pots/day. Has anyone tried the coleman propane coffee maker? I would appreciate any reviews on this or similar coffee aparatuses (require no electricity or 12V).:confused:
Is it aparatuses or aparati:confused::confused::confused: need more coffee!!!
Re: Coleman Propane coffee maker
I saw one in Costco and, although initially interested, wondered why anyone would buy one when you can boil water with a pot on a propane stove, then pour the boiling water into a French Press, or use a percolator on a propane stove to make coffee. The propane stove, unlike the propane coffee maker, can be used for a variety of cooking purposes, as can the coffee pot in which I boil water. My French Press is lightweight and takes up very little room.
Space is at a premium on a boat. I also try to minimize weight. Why buy a bulky, unnecessary, single-purpose item, when an ordinary multi-purpose item fulfills the same requirement?
Seems like an unnecessary gimmick to me...
Re: Coleman Propane coffee maker
I daysail and was debating on a grill and perculator and then saw this coffee pot. Thought it might make more sense for me...maybe? I don't have a stove.
Re: Coleman Propane coffee maker
Love my coffee too. Although not in mass quantities. The previous owner took out our alcohol stove and fit a refrigerator in it's place. We recently spent a couple of days in a mooring field and while it was very nice, coffee in the morning would have made it ideal. So, I started scheming about an inverter just to run my percolator and perhaps a toaster. (we had a french press, excellent coffee just not enough) This would be an alternative to my plan. I, likewise would be interested in some testimonials. :)
Re: Coleman Propane coffee maker
an inverter with enough horsepower to run a toaster and a coffee maker would seriously draw down your house battery with a quickness.
I agree with Mr. Wilson-a range and a percolator or a kettle makes more sense than a standalone coffeemaker. Cuz you know you're gonna want pancakes and bacon with your coffee out there on the hook, and that is an absolute biotch to make with a coffeemaker.
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Re: Coleman Propane coffee maker
I have one!
I bought it the first weekend I spent aboard on the hard last Winter. I can make and stomach "cowboy coffee" ; but a buddy uses one at camp and I found it intriguing.
Best use of $45 I've made so far for creature comforts.
I can brew up an 8 cup pot in about 10 minutes. Sure..not as quick as boiling water and using a press, so it might be a little bit of waste of propane and generate a tad more heat. Not as fast as the dripper at home; but Man! wadda way ta greet the Sun of a morning! :)
Re: Coleman Propane coffee maker
But you can either burn diesel to make electricity to make coffee and toast or burn alcohol to make coffee, toast, bagels, homefries, bacon and eggs.
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10 minutes for a pot that sounds great. I have plenty of storage in my lazerettes. Not much inside the cabin. In 1964 most cabins were little.
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What else could it be?
We moved into an apartment closer to work. It is about 100 sq feet difference from our old one, same floor and our kwh jumped from 1200 to 3000 kwh.
We have been dealing with this since May - quite high bills - plus the hassle of dealing with this for 3 months.
We think it is has to do with the AC, but maybe someone has an idea of what we could try. We did the breaker tests hour by hour for several days and the meter isn't faulty according to the power company.
So here is the story for background.
We set our t-stat to about 79-80. Our AC hardly ever turns off at all. I'm not exaggerating when I say it runs for 3 or more hours straight, turns off for 5 mins, then runs another 3 or more hours straight. The Apt. won't cool past 79-80 even when we do set the t-stat below that (In our old apt, we kept it around 73 when home).
When I complained about this to the complex, they tried to tell me it is normal. I walked around the building and talked to other residents, and they are able to leave their t-stats low (72 was the average) and their AC cycles off. Eventually, the complex sent their crew out and ran tests. They said our insulation was ok, they hooked cables up to the breaker and read amps, stating everything was pulling the correct power. They put a thermometer up to the vents and at the t-stat, saying it read fine (although they didn't say what the numbers were). I told them it wasn't normal, something is wrong, and they need to fix it. They said they would claim the outside unit as defective so they could install a new one. They also installed a new t-stat
Once the new outside unit was installed, they said to wait a few days to see if things go to "normal". Well they haven't. Everything is still the same.
Around the time the new outside unit was installed, I started hearing this "flapping" or "scurrying" sound above our bedroom ceiling. Searches on the internet indicate it might be duct leakage? I also opened up the hatch above our shower where the blower is. The "squirrel cage" (I believe that's what it is called) is filthy. I took pictures of it. Next to the squirrel cage, I also noticed a plastic zip lock looking bag that has melted and is stuck between the blower!
Another thing to note is - When I force the AC to cycle off by pushing the t-stat to 90, I noticed the blower (squirrel cage) continues to run. Is that normal? I would think it would stop.
I called the complex and told them we are still having issues. They said, "well we put in a new outdoor unit and that was expensive you know?". After more debate, they said they would talk to their maintenance crew and get back to me on Monday the 11th.
I really don't know what to do at this point. Because of the 24/7 running of the AC (at 80 degrees....) we have over 2,880 kWh of consumption already. Our bill last month was 270 and I fear this month it will be higher. Our average kWh consumption is 1,200 a month in the old apartment and now it is more than doubled since moving here!
Any advice is appreciated. I'll do my best to take any pictures and give any information you might need.
1-Move to another apt.
2-Ask the manager for a REAL HVAC pro. Not the $9 guy they pay to do all the job even HVAC.
3- If the coil of the outside unit is dirty it will cause excess of electricity....ask the manager to ask the crew why. :whistling2: . Also low charge.
Do you heat with electric heat, and if so, is the electric heat in the air handler. Could be an electric heater is stuck on.
I feel like we are being bullied and jerked around.
always keep it on auto/cool. :/
Should the blower be turning totally off when the t-stat is set to "off"? Because it stays on and obviously is drawing power to stay on.
Is it possible for me to test for duct leaks on my own? I read elsewhere on the internet that I could turn just the blower fan on (not AC), place a thermometer in my return duct and read the temp. Then place the thermometer on a register and compare the difference. If the temp is 5-10 degrees different, then there's a leak allowing attic heat into the ducts.
Is that correct? Because if so, my return duct is saying 82 while my register next to it says 102 degrees!
Here are some pictures we took:
plastic bag in blower
new unit they installed about a week ago next to the old
old unit label
Everything is electric, no gas.
I will put that on my list of things to have them check.
I would love to move, but we just paid the deposit, admin fees, app fee, movers to move in :/ and all the time and stress this is costing us. They supposdly don't have another unit until after labor day and I keep asking myself do I even want to stay there and if we have to move that is more time not being settled. But this is not normal. I feel torn.
The blower should shut off but like Beenthere said you may have one electric element stuck on and the fan works with it. If you can shut off everything in the apt including the AC if the electric meter still spins fast due to a 5kw/5000 watt element stuck on then that may be your problem. Get their tech to check if the air handler/electric elements are drawing that amount of power with the AC off. All they have to do is put a amp meter/clamp on type on the main wire coming into the unit and it should draw over 18-20 amps if an element is on. The elec utility company should be able to tell you that but everything in the apt must be off and some of them are not too co-operative.
For under $100 you could call a company out to diagnose the problem(s). Just from the picture and temp readings I see...
Old first co evap coil with what looks like an oil spot on the top bend. If it leaks then there's non-condensables in the system from when they pulled a vacuum.
No tool marks on the orifice nut corrosion so it's probably the wrong size.
Supply temp 20 degrees warmer then the return is an element stuck on or a massive return leak in the attic. With your KW consumption I'm guessing it's an element on.
No one can come out w/out the complex's approval and they won't give approval bc they say their guys are HVAC certified.
Our local elec utility co provides some limited free service to homeowners. Call yours and NICELY see if they can help you.
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Being Neighborly
"What in the world are you going to do now, Jo." asked Meg one snowy afternoon, as her
sister came tramping through the hall, in rubber boots, old sack, and hood, with a broom
in one hand and a shovel in the other.
"Going out for exercise," answered Jo with a mischievous twinkle in her eyes.
"I should think two long walks this morning would have been enough! It's cold and dull
out, and I advise you to stay warm and dry by the fire, as I do," said Meg with a shiver.
"Never take advice! Can't keep still all day, and not being a pussycat, I don't like to doze
by the fire. I like adventures, and I'm going to find some."
Meg went back to toast her feet and read Ivanhoe, and Jo began to dig paths with great
energy. The snow was light, and with her broom she soon swept a path all round the
garden, for Beth to walk in when the sun came out and the invalid dolls needed air. Now,
the garden separated the Marches' house from that of Mr. Laurence. Both stood in a
suburb of the city, which was still country-like, with groves and lawns, large gardens, and
quiet streets. A low hedge parted the two estates. On one side was an old, brown house,
looking rather bare and shabby, robbed of the vines that in summer covered its walls and
the flowers, which then surrounded it. On the other side was a stately stone mansion,
plainly betokening every sort of comfort and luxury, from the big coach house and well-
kept grounds to the conservatory and the glimpses of lovely things one caught between
the rich curtains.
Yet it seemed a lonely, lifeless sort of house, for no children frolicked on the lawn, no
motherly face ever smiled at the windows, and few people went in and out, except the old
gentleman and his grandson.
To Jo's lively fancy, this fine house seemed a kind of enchanted palace, full of splendors
and delights which no one enjoyed. She had long wanted to behold these hidden glories,
and to know the Laurence boy, who looked as if he would like to be known, if he only
knew how to begin. Since the party, she had been more eager than ever, and had planned
many ways of making friends with him, but he had not been seen lately, and Jo began to
think he had gone away, when she one day spied a brown face at an upper window,
looking wistfully down into their garden, where Beth and Amy were snow-balling one
"That boy is suffering for society and fun," she said to herself. "His grandpa does not
know what's good for him, and keeps him shut up all alone. He needs a party of jolly
boys to play with, or somebody young and lively. I've a great mind to go over and tell the
old gentleman so!"
The idea amused Jo. who liked to do daring things and was always scandalizing Meg by
her queer performances. The plan of `going over' was not forgotten. And when the snowy
afternoon came, Jo resolved to try what could be done. She saw Mr. Lawrence drive off,
and then sallied out to dig her way down to the hedge, where she paused and took a
survey. All quiet, curtains down at the lower windows, servants out of sight, and nothing
human visible but a curly black head leaning on a thin hand at the upper window.


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The driving force behind so many classics from The Band was known for hosting great multiple act shows (and potlucks!) at his famous barn home in Woodstock, NY, called Midnight Rambles. We've enjoyed spinning you tunes from this new, eclectic volume, featuring Chris Robinson, Allen Toussaint, Amy Helm, and of course the humble host himself among others in the spotlight. Levon's spirit lives on here at WNCW.
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Alaska Resident Statistics Program
The Alaska Residents Statistics Program seeks to identify common recreation management information needs among federal and state agencies in Alaska and to develop a survey to gather such information.
The program is an ongoing effort, with a core set of questions remaining consistent over time and additional questions regarding specific issues asked on a rotating basis. The goals are to decrease redundancy in data gathering efforts and develop a shared database for which to monitor future recreation trends in Alaska. The first phase of the survey effort will gather information on travel patterns, participation in outdoor recreation activities, and broad measures of benefits received from recreation on public lands in Alaska. For this phase, a mail survey was developed that divided the state into five regions and, within each region, four smaller "subregions." Respondents were asked about travel to those regions, frequency of participation in outdoor recreation in the subregions, and recreation areas in which the responded had been displaced either all together or temporally / spatially. A goal of survey design was to increase specificity of information and obtain information that is difficult to gather onsite.


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March 27, 2011
Site: Evanston, Ill. (Sharon J. Drysdale Field)
Scores: #4 Michigan 7, Northwestern 4
Records: U-M (31-2, 2-0 Big Ten), Northwestern (14-9, 0-2 Big Ten)
Next U-M Event: Wednesday, March 30 -- vs. Bowling Green (Wilpon Softball Complex), 4 p.m.
EVANSTON, Ill. -- Junior third baseman Amanda Chidester (Allen Park, Mich./Cabrini HS) knocked out a fifth-inning grand slam to guide the No. 4-ranked University of Michigan softball team to a 7-4 comeback victory against rival Northwestern on Sunday afternoon (March 27) at the Wildcats' Sharon J. Drysdale Field.
For the second consecutive day, the Wolverines shook off a sluggish start at the plate to record seven hits against Northwestern. Chidester placed Michigan's offense, going 2-for-4 with four runs batted in, while freshman leftfielder Nicole Sappingfield (Norco, Calif./Norco HS) similarly recorded two hits -- her second straight multi-hit game -- and freshman catcher Caitlin Blanchard (Petersburg, Mich./Summerfield HS) knocked in a pair of run on her 1-for-3 effort.
Senior RHP Jordan Taylor (Valencia, Calif./Valencia HS) grew stronger as the game wore on, improving to 16-2 with her second complete-game victory of the weekend. Taylor struck out four Wildcat batters and allowed seven hits -- the bulk of which came in the opening three innings -- and a pair of walks.
Chidester's grand slam came with one out in the fifth inning and followed a pair hits and a walk. Junior centerfielder Bree Evans (Bloomington, Calif./Rialto HS) initiated the rally with a blooper to the right-centerfield gap, before Sappingfield went the opposition direction, slapping a single into shallow leftfield. Senior first baseman Dorian Shaw (Burke, Va./Robinson SS) accepted a five-pitch walk to load the bases for Chidester, who took a pitch in the dirt before connecting with the second, smashing it over the fence in straightaway centerfield for her fourth career grand slam.
Michigan had narrowed the gap in the previous inning as Blanchard used a two-out single to drive in a pair of runs and pull U-M within a score on the scoreboard. Shaw was hit by the first pitch of the inning and was replaced on base by sophomore pinch runner Jaclyn Crummey (Macomb, Mich./Dakota HS). Chidester joined her on base in the next at-bat, lining one into shallow centerfield for U-M's first hit of the contest. After a quick strikeout, both base runners advanced on a groundout to first, and the extra bases proved advantageous when Blanchard blooped the next pitch into the middle infield gap. Northwestern shortstop Emily Allard dove for the ball, but it ricocheted off her glove, allowing Chidester to round third and score.
The two teams traded runs to provide the final margin. The Wildcats responded to Michigan's fifth-inning grand slam with a run in the home half of the frame, using a two-out single to the left-centerfield wall to narrow the gap to two. However, the Maize and Blue followed suit in the seventh, reestablishing the three-run cushion on sophomore second baseman Ashley Lane's (Escondido, Calif./Escondido HS) RBI single to shallow centerfield.
The Wildcats garnered their early advantage on a two-run homer in the bottom of the first and an RBI single in the third.
Michigan will kick off the home portion of its 2011 schedule on Wednesday (March 30), hosting Bowling Green for a 4 p.m. non-conference slate at the Wilpon Softball Complex, home of Alumni Field
With today's victory, Michigan improved to 65-33 in the all-time series against Northwestern. U-M has won four in a row against the Wildcats, sweeping each of the last two season series.
Michigan has given up the initial lead only four times this season. Today's three-run deficit was the largest U-M has overcome this season.
Senior RHP Jordan Taylor improved her career record to 92-15 with today's decision, moving to the third spot among Michigan's all-time win leaders, where she is tied with former teammate Nikki Nemitz (92-21, 2007-10). Taylor needs six more wins to reach the second spot, currently held by Jennie Ritter (98-22, 2003-06).
Junior third baseman Amanda Chidester's fifth-inning grand slam was the third by Michigan this season. The Wolverines have homered in 22 of 33 games this season, including five of the last seven. Six different Wolverines boast multiple homers on the year.
Michigan Head Coach Carol Hutchins
On Michigan resiliency ... "We rely on a lot of different people. Yesterday's heroes were Marley [Powers] and Amy [Knapp], and today it was Caitlin [Blanchard], who had what ended up being a bloop hit. We have a lot of different weapons, but I think more than anything, we have Jordan Taylor.
"Jordan was a warrior this weekend. Thank goodness she was, because we weren't. From about the fifth inning and beyond today, I felt like we finally stopped worrying about losing and started playing to win. We were just swinging a little defensively. We were getting cheated with our swings, and I give Northwestern a lot of credit; they don't get cheated, they swing and keep attacking. Even when we went ahead I thought this game wasn't over. So, getting that insurance run in the seventh was huge."
On returning home for several games ... "I can't wait to be home for three weeks. My dog can't wait. It's a long preseason. With the wear and tear on the kids, the traveling, all the back and forth and schlepping around, for us to do what we've done thus far is incredible. I give my kids a lot of credit -- more than I give them face to face. They've done a great job."
U-M Junior Amanda Chidester
On the weekend ... "We came in and didn't have great energy all weekend. The coaches stayed on us about that -- about getting up and playing Michigan softball. We struggled a little bit, but we always seem to start picking it up toward the end. Jordan [Taylor] came in and gave us a few words of wisdom that really fired us up. It was a good team effort today. Caitlin's hit gave us a big energy boost -- that kind of stuff always is -- and it was good to swing momentum back our way. I think you saw that in the next inning."
On the weather ... "It's definitely a big adjustment, and it was really hard at first. Our hands feel like they're falling off when we're out there on the field. I think that was the problem with our energy; we were too focused on the cold instead of the game. Once we got used to it, it was easier to get our energy back into the game. We couldn't do anything about it, so we just had to keep playing."
Contact: Leah Howard (734) 763-4423
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I have a '51 Chevy deluxe fastback, chopped 3-1/2", going for the lead sled look. I'm trying to get ideas for how I want to make the grill, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I kinda like that grill ,maybe save the outer chrome and fill the center with a more modern billit type,french the lights and shave the bumper and go with a rollpan ????? Or one of those skinny 70-71 camero bumpers molded to fit????
It's been done to death, but the early Corvette "toothy" grille still gets my favor.
Nice Old Chevy
IMHO, Leave the stock grill and bumper as is, just have a good re-chrome job done on them. I really like the 49-54's as is. :thumbup: olnolan
I would just swap in a '52 center bar with the grille teeth... '51/'52's stand out the most out of all the '49-'52's. take too much away from them and they no longer stand out/ not recognizable.
That's easy, I'll swap ya for my 49 grill :D
Just kidding.
I've surfed here for ideas 50chevy.com
Thanks for the quick responses, I am frenching four '59 caddy bullet tail lights in the back and was leaning towards having some kind of chrome bullets in the front. A bullet grill was the only way I could think to incorporate them and still keep a clean look.
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Andover, MA has launched its new Municipal Information Mapping Access Program (MIMAP) online GIS. It's hosted by the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission. Users begin the search using a Google Map, with further information provided by AppGeo's GPV technology. The intro webpage defining and explaining GIS references Esri. An AppGeo rep informs me that the Merrimack Valley Planning Commission "hosts GPV-based interactive mapping websites for all 15 towns in this vibrant region of Northeastern Massachusetts." [updated 2/8/13]
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Date of Stay: June, 2013
We stayed with a group of 5 sites. We were accommodated and placed next to each other. We were on site 80 with water & electric. It is a nicely shaded site next to a stream/creek that my kids enjoyed. Garbage pick up at your site each morning. Love Knoebel's. This is a yearly outing for us and we can't say enough good things about lake Glory. We also really Love the new store/game room.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
We have stayed here numerous times to visit Knoebel's Amusement Park. We would not be coming here if it weren't for the theme park. It is a basic, fun place to hang when not at the park. They offer a free shuttle we have never used: just as easy to drive the 5 minutes and park for free. They are building an impressive new camp store. There is a stream that meanders through the campground. My kids love wading in and catching crayfish. A pool would make this place ideal. We would go to the park down the road, but they do not allow tents and a few of our friends that go with us tent camp. We stayed on Knoebel's Drive, site 80. Had a small stream and shade. We will be back for the park!
Date of Stay: September, 2011
Our rate reflects Halloween/Holiday weekend pricing for full hookup site. We were in the back near the horse corrals. VERY quiet and great camping. They have certainly expanded since we were here 3 years ago. Plenty to do. We camped without our kids but have decided to bring them next October. We went on a 2 hour guided horseback tour of the battlefield that departs from the National Stables on the campground property. My husband is a civil war history buff so we have been to G'burg many times. He said the tour was basic. We thought it was a great vantage point to see the battlefield. We will return as we have no complaints.
Date of Stay: August, 2011
We just returned from our first stay here. We will return! I wish it was not 3 hours from home. We were there for the Pirate weekend. What great events for families! The activities really brought the campground together. The hosts were very accommodating and everyone was friendly. Our kids did not want to leave. They voted this the best campground playground. It is a very clean, well maintained, landscaped campground. It would have been a 10 for us but we felt the sites were a little too close for our liking. We stayed on site 25 on the trickle stream. It was an end site so it was a bit roomier than most. We were here to visit the Army Heritage Museum- 15 minutes from campground- free and terrific for any American History buff!
Date of Stay: July, 2011
We booked a week here after enjoying a stay for Mother's Day Weekend. We reserved site R6 (best in the whole place). It definitely fills up on the weekends. Not all sites are as private and quiet as ours. I can see some sites being noisy and on top of each other which is nice when camping with friends but not with "strangers". All staff and seasonals very friendly and their children included mine in the daily activities. We will book a week again next summer, maybe even two! Honey wagon (pump out) service was $5. Can't say enough about this great campground.
Date of Stay: July, 2011
This was our second stay here at site I 54. I would suggest a site on the outside of the loop- dune side. We LOVE it. One loop with electric and a new loop that is dog friendly but very small. Cool to see dogs on their end of the beach playing in the waves with their owners. There is no comparison for beach camping. We did invest in a generator due to the extreme heat wave this year. We are glad we did. It did reach 97 on the beach. Thank goodness for the ocean breeze! The bugs were not horrible due to the breeze. Mosquito's made an appearance almost each night at dinner time. Repellent is a must, be prepared. Horses were everywhere this trip- many more than last time. We are booking for next summer- you must book in advance. This is a dream location for beach lovers.
Date of Stay: May, 2011
Just returned from our second stay at Colonial Woods. We LOVE it here! We were in a spacious, creek side site (R6). Everyone very friendly.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
We have visited Elk Neck, Chester Loop site 247, for two years in a row. The campground was virtually empty during the week. It did fill up on the weekend. We were beginning to think the new "dry" alcohol status had brought an attendance decline to this great park, but Rangers insisted they had been pretty full all summer so far. We attended the free programs and craft time in the Nature Center to our kids enjoyment. We might try the full hook up NorthEast loop next time. Turkey Point Lighthouse was great. Nice laundry room and snack bar/camp store. Very helpful staff in park. Rangers made frequent patrols. Nice hot showers but only two in each bathroom for the whole loop made it necessary to wait, and they were dirty by evening from the constant use.
Date of Stay: July, 2010
It was a different type of site. You park parallel on the blacktop to your site as previous posters have mentioned. This allows more use of the sand and scrubby pine shaded site but it was odd to have "backyard" neighbors as well as neighbors to the sides. This has potential if camping with friends to "open up" facing each other. Rangers did patrol daily. It was a short bike ride to the walk-in beach access (NEVER crowded). You had to drive to the "boardwalk"access. There was a neat WW2 observation tower, Fort Miles, and other military areas open to the public with tours available. The nature center was great! If you do not want to pack your bike, the Friends of Cape Henlopen (At Nature Center) have bikes available to borrow for up to 2 hours- for free. Awesome biking trails- all paved. The showers were mopped twice daily but not CLEANED. They were push button operated- water ran for less then a minute every push. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: June, 2010
We just returned from our second trip to Camp Taylor. This is one of our favorite places to relax. We stayed in site 66 again, right on the stream. Our children love to find salamanders and catch frogs. This trip we used the pond swimming beach and mini golf. All were satisfactory. Our camping loop was 99% capacity but our spacious secluded campsite offered us some solitude. Lots of families camping with early rising, noisy kids. I try hard to keep mine inside and quiet (hard to do with neighboring kids playing soccer at 7 AM). We will hopefully return this Fall. The wolves were quiet due to the heat.
Date of Stay: June, 2010
Just returned from our first stay at Colonial Woods. We can't wait to return! It was a great weekend. We were on Washington Ave (W12). Site was level but all big rock. Our site was spacious: most are. The pool was great for all ages: the 1 ft. splash pool and the 3-6 ft. regular pool were a big hit for our kids (3-5-8). We are booking again for August. Great campground for kid biking (nice paved roads in transient side of campground), good fishing pond, playground, and mini golf. Everyone was pleasant and quiet. Many dogs and all were well behaved. This is just the place to take them. It is very shaded and not much grass can be found. Not too many people left their campsite with their dog. Our dog needed some grass. So glad we found this gem close to our home!
Date of Stay: September, 2009
This is only 20 minutes from our home and it has taken us 2 years to get here! I wish we had come sooner. We biked the tow path to Stockton and crossed the bridge to Dilly's Corner. What an amazing weekend skipping rocks on the Delaware and hiking & biking the beautiful area. We cannot wait to come back. We choose site 15 as other reviewers said it was spacious. We agree. It was near the bath/shower house and was close to the path to the river. We will come again. Most everyone was friendly, no rif-raf. Great family camping! Finally a place in Jersey we would venture back too.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
We just returned from our first trip to Blue Rocks. This is a nice family campground with a nice pool, good playground and the stream was fun. The Blue Rock glacial boulder field was really cool to see. A new snack bar has been added this year. Great prices. Most of the park seems to be seasonal: not too many camper sites for weekenders. There were a lot of tent campers. Great people here. There was a small store and game room. We were in site 146 (W&E) on the stream, nearby all activities. Our site was level and shaded but our camper was right along the main road. We did open up to the stream which was beautiful. Bath houses are few and far between. The bathhouse near the store saw a lot of traffic and was muddy due to the light rain we had day before. Great hiking and nearby attractions: Crystal Cave, Mid Atlantic Air Museum. We would stay here again.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
Whoa. Where to start? I will try to be factual in this review. Pros: Shaded, huge sites, tons of free kids activities (even midweek), nice staff. Cons: showers are cold, dirty, and push button (10 second water flow so a 1 handed shower). I can tolerate a lot of dirt but I can't stand when things are broken or missing (handles for showers, non-flushing toilets, lights out for 3+ days) especially for $49 a night. I should be able to take a hot shower! We finally left one night early due to rude, vulgar neighbors. Management was apologetic and gave one nights credit. It can be a lot of fun with friends but is a rowdy kind of camping we are not used to. This was wet & wild weekend- water gun fun but that was ruined for us. We wouldn't have returned even if we didn't have the neighbors. It is not our type of campground.
Date of Stay: August, 2009
Wow. We have added this location to our see again list. We LOVED this aprk. We had ponies in our site two of our three nights. It was amazing to hear waves as you slept at night- to walk to a "private" never- crowded beach, all for $30 a night is awesome. The views and biking were great. Terrific ladies in nature center. Great activities for the kids. Bathrooms were not great but they were heavily used. Mosquitoes were as expected. Bring sunscreen & bug spray. No shade. Bring your own. Camp store had little to nothing and expensive. Beautiful. So glad we got here. Book early so you will not need to move sites to complete your stay.


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The logging company Sierra Pacific Industries has settled a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Government. The suit was filed to reclaim losses suffered as a result of the Moonlight Fire in 2007. Sierra Pacific will pay the government more than $47 million and turn over 22,000 acres of private land.
U.S. Attorney Ben Wagner says Sierra Pacific allowed a sub-contractor to clear brush during a red flag warning. He says the work caused the fire, "The contractor that was, Howell's, that was conducting this work, we believe was responsible for igniting at least two prior forest fires and our allegations in the litigation indicated that Sierra Pacific essentially did nothing to investigate that to do anything about it."
The contractor and landholders will pay $8 million.
William Warne is an attorney for Sierra Pacific. He says the government made up both the time and ignition source of the fire, "Nobody from Howell's was responsible for the fire and once they left at about 1:30, the fire started from another source."
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Basic Science for Anaesthetists
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BeschreibungThis book provides a concise overview of the physics, mathematics, physiology and pharmacology of anaesthesia
InhaltsverzeichnisPart I. Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Anaesthetic Apparatus: 1. Gas compression, relationship of volume, pressure and temperature; 2. Real gas compression; 3. Flow and resistance; 4. Heat, vaporization and humidification; 5. Simple mechanics 1: mass, force, pressure; 6. Simple mechanics 2: work and power; 7. Mathematical concepts; 8. Exponentials 1: the curves; 9. Exponentials 2: properties of exponential decay curve; 10. Descriptive statistics; 11. Presentation of data; 12. Receiver operating characteristic curve; 13. Gas supply and pressure; 14. The circle system; 15. The Mapleson A (Magill) breathing system; 16. T-pieces; 17. Lung filling with automatic lung ventilators; Part II. Clinical Measurement: 1. Basic measurement concepts; 2. Electromanometers, frequency response and damping; 3. Pulse oximeter principle; 4. Oxygen content and oxygen tension measurement; 5. Capnography; 6. [H+], pH and its measurement; 7. Principles of measurement of volume and flow in gases and liquids; 8. Cardiac output measurement by thermal dilution technique; 9. Measurement of the mechanical properties of the chest; 10. Lung volumes and their measurement; Part IIIa. Physiology: the Cardiovascular System: 1. The cardiac cycle and the intravascular pressure waveforms; 2. Cardiovascular effects of intermittent positive pressure ventilation; 3. Control of cardiac output, regulation of cardiac function; 4. Cardiac cycle: pressure-volume relationships; 5. Blood pressure and blood volume relationship; 6. Cerebral blood flow; 7. Coronary circulation; Part IIIb. Physiology: The Respiratory System: 1. Oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve; 2. Respiratory mechanics 1: Static properties, factors affecting compliance, closing volume; 3. Respiratory mechanics 2: Dynamic properties, factors affecting resistance; 4. Ventilation-perfusion relationship; 5. Oxygen cascade, oxygen therapy and shunt fraction; 6. Gas R line, solution of the ventilation/perfusion model; 7. Ventilatory response to oxygen; 8. Ventilatory response to carbon dioxide; Part IV. Pharmacology: 1. Drug elimination; 2. Uptake and distribution of inhalational anaesthetic agents; 3. Pharmacodynamic effects of drugs; 4. Minimum alveolar concentration and lipid solubility; 5. Receptor types, molecular action of anaesthetics; 6. Context sensitive half-time.
PortraitSylva Dolenska was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia and attended medical school at Charles University, Prague. After moving to Britain in 1982, she trained as an anaesthetist, and has been a consultant since 2000. She is currently Consultant Anaesthetist at William Harvey Hospital in Ashford, Kent, and has also acquired the KSS Deanery Certificate in Teaching. Her other key professional interests are airway management and obstetric anaesthesia.
Pressestimmen'This monograph is a very useful review of diverse basic science concepts relevant to anesthetic practice. The overall organization of the book is sound. the diagrams provide adequate insight for understanding the concepts dealt with in the text.' Anesthesia and Analgesia
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Beyond the sketches I draw, I like to transform a small box with a top into a tiny framed photo with personalized name/message. Very collectible from one year to the next. These can be made literally for nickels and dimes from what we have around the house.
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April 5, 2013 – New York University History Professor Dr. Kimberly Phillips-Fein will present "The Long Reaction: The Transformation of American Politics and the Backlash Against the New Deal" at Dutchess Community College on April 17 at 7 p.m. The lecture will be held in the James and Betty Hall Theatre on DCC's main campus, and is free and open to the public.
Phillips-Fein is the author of "Invisible Hands: The Making of the Conservative Movement from the New Deal to Reagan," which chronicles the vital role of wealthy business leaders and business trade groups to the rise of the Conservative Movement and its successes in chipping away at the policies of the New Deal. She also is a contributor to The Nation and the London Review of Books and a contributing editor to Labor Studies in Working-Class History in the Americas, a journal published by Duke University Press.
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Clarins One-Step Gentle Exfoliating Cleanser Reviews
great exfolatingReally works well and cleans my face well. — 9 years agoJuly1008 | 5 reviews
not thrilledThis was such a disappointment. I love Clarins products but this one made me break out so badly. I really wanted to love it because so many women at work raved about it. To be fair I am sensitive to any type of manual exfoliants. Now I use a nightly Alpha/Beta peel and my skin is fine. — 9 years, 2 months agolalivia | 24 reviews
GREAT PRODUCTThere are a couple of these products I love and this is one of them. Do not meed much and after rinsing face, neck feels so soft and glows. — 9 years, 2 months agoJustrose | 21 reviews
Excellent Exfoliator!This works so well. Don't know how anyone could live without it! — 9 years, 4 months agoDucky85 | 95 reviews
Great ExfoliatorThis exfoliator is really good. I use it twice a week in conjunction with my other facial products. I use a fairly small amount (I bought it at the end of December last year, and am just starting to run out). My skin feels really soft and clean afterwards. Highly recommended. — 9 years, 4 months agomeganb84 | 3 reviews
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The inner workings of Terry Alderton's manic mind are a scary thing to contemplate - but side-splitting to witness.
"I'm stuck in this world. I'm screwy in here," he says. No kidding, you mad menacing man.
His multiple-personality routine comes complete with sound effects (the best of many gems is the brain-rattling drone of his Silverstone Grand Prix-meets-Guns'N Roses), accents (from a Mumbai call-centre employee to Rhys Darby) and crackpot yarns (his face-morphing "imaginary audition" with Peter Jackson for The Hobbit is masterful).
He's back at the comedy festival this year by popular demand following his appearance in last year's The Big Show.
While there are hints of his old routine, this show about nothing in particular moves all over the place as his devilish mind gets sidetracked and heads off on all sorts of tangents.
There's everything from a rousing rendition of Spandau Ballet's Gold to serenading a distinguished-looking gentleman in the audience with a romantic saxophone solo; then he puts the fear up the straight lads in the front row with his declaration: "I could kiss you now but that's for the finale."
Most unhinged of all, though, are his dealings with hecklers. Those who saw him at the Comedy Gala will know Alderton is merciless on these jeerers.
One "madam" in particular on the night I attended gets into a prolonged exchange that ends in a good old-fashioned male-versus-female stoush.
He's hardly endearing - with his thrusting, thigh-slapping blokishness bordering on misogynistic - and he sticks it to New Zealand relentlessly, but you can't help but love the clever bugger.
The show draws to a close with Alderton looking rather bedraggled for a bald guy; he only has one shoe on ("I've never finished a show with only one shoe before") and his microphone is on the floor in front of the female heckler who he admits gave him a fair run for his money ("I was worried about her for a while there," he mutters in one of his Gollum-like voices).
It's a crazed, confronting and often intense show. The guy is a monster and a must-see at this year's festival. Just don't arrive late, watch where you sit and, if you're not up for some fierce verbal sparring, then watch what you say, too. Although, even if you do happen to be the poor sod wooed on stage by Alderton, it's still sure to be a cracking night out.
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Yeosu Expo : Marine Life Pavilion, Aquarium
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Basically you have the choice, either you will do the aquarium, or you will do other stuff. I opted to goto the company pavilions as I'd get to see more and try to come back to the aquarium later, but I ran out of time.
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The largest in Korea accommodating globally rare species, another place for a great learning experience
At Korea's largest aquarium in Yeosu Expo, take a closer look at a total of 280 species and some 30,000 sea creatures. Among them are endangered species from around the globe such as Beluga Whales and Baikal Seals from Russia
Approx Tour Time : 60 Minutes
Here is a good album from Korea Tourism Organization posted on facebook
I would like to go back to see this if possible
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The Department of Statistical Science began offering the B.S. in Statistics in Fall 2006 and the minor in Statistics in Fall 2007. These degrees are intended to provide the students with the necessary background into both the theory and application of statistics as it is used in today's society. The major is intended for those students who either want to seek employment with the B. S. degree or continue towards their advanced degrees. The minor will most likely be taken by students who intend to enter graduate school in an area other than statistics.
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This hand-crafted, custom built log home sits on 17 heavily wooded acres, yet is conveniently located between Bloomington and Nashville. At Back to Nature Cabin you will experience year round spectacular views of the State Forest and an abundance of wildlife.
For the outdoor enthusiasts, there are neighboring horse trails and hiking trails through Yellowwood State Forest, and Lake Monroe and Lake Yellowwood are nearby for you to rent a boat or go fishing. Back to Nature Cabin is the ideal place for your honeymoon, family vacation, girls' weekend, or for a vacation with friends.
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Designed and hand built by the owner
Nestled back into the woods...very secluded! Bordered by the Yellowwood State Forest. A 15 minute drive either way from the village of Nashville or the city of Bloomington, IN. Also, 15 minutes from Indiana University, Bloomington.
"We had the best time, and I'm not
exaggerating when I tell you it was the best Thanksgiving I've had since I was a
kid. I feel nice and relaxed and wonderful. I was so pleased at how well kept and
supplied the cabin is. I brought half my kitchen with me, just in case, and didn't
need most of it. We had a lovely meal and my whole family is grateful for your
Had a great time in this cabin during a wedding weekend recently! Easy to navigate to, just remember to take it easy on the winding back roads that lead to the cabin and you'll be a-ok. Very spacious with multiple decks and common areas to hang out in with a well equipped kitchen. The hot tub was our only disappointment as the jets only half work.
Great price and friendly owners! We enjoyed it so much we're thinking about staying again in the late fall.
This is a review of "The Lake House", not the other cabins, as I think they are all different.
If you don't want to read a long review; this is a nice cabin for a decent price. There are some good activities, but not a lot. Its not on a lake and there are a number of things that could be upgraded to make the stay stand out.
my two star review is based on a nice cabin, that was pretty much as advertised, but that could have a number of improvements (many of them being free or very cheap), that would bring it to a 3 star experience. I would have appreciated a little more timely responsiveness from the owners. I also wish I had a bit more secluded and "back to nature" of a cabin. That being said, with internet, 2 couples and 3 days in the winter and some more options for TV, this could be a very nice little retreat.
Random thoughts: you are only about 15 minutes from the nice downtown with places to eat and shop. There is a place for a fire outside, but where do I get firewood? That would have been nice to know. As well as let me know a little bit more (from a personal perspective) about where to go and what to do in the neighborhood.
We traveled with 2 other couples and found the cabin to be a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. The cabin is spacious, clean, and comfortable. It exceeded our expectations.
I am the best man in my friend's wedding and we decided to get a cabin right outside of IU's campus where we all went to school. I cannot speak highly enough of this cabin or the owners of this cabin. The places was everything we could've asked for and more. Suzanne and her husband were absolutely incredible as well. We saw them one time and it was right at checkout time. We were a little behind on getting out of there, but they were more than happy to leave us alone for an extra hour or two to get our stuff together and leave. For the cost of this cabin, I am confident that you cannot beat it. I will absolutely be back if I'm ever looking for a weekend getaway in Brown County, and I would HIGHLY recommend this to anyone else as well.
Thank you so much Back To Nature!
Our family spent a wonderful four-day weekend here. It could not have been better. The house was clean and had everything we could want, including dinner settings for 10 people. We loved the fact that every room opens to a deck with a fabulous view and seating. It rained for two days but that didn't matter because many of the decks are covered and there is a game room with pool table, dart board and cd player. The BBQ is also terrific.
The road to the house is winding and becomes dirt at the end, which just added to the adventure and the seclusion. It also made for great walks through the woods.
We have rented many vacation homes and this one ranked as one of the most accommodating, comfortable and fun.
The road leading to the cabin was a one-lane gravel road with a huge drop-off and it was full of pot holes and a raised center. Our car bottomed out a few times. If you're a biker, forget it! The yard was littered with beer cans, plastic bags, etc....
The grill was nasty dirty. No grill brush, no scoop for the ashes, ashes overflowing the bucket and our contract said that the grill should be clean and scooped out. I guess they don't bother to check.
The cabin was very dirty! The kitchen had dirty, moldy dishes in the dishwasher (as if someone waited weeks to run it), the cabinets and drawers were filthy and everytime I pulled up a chair or opened a cabinet, or touched a drawer-pull, it was sticky. I found myself washing my hands several times and then just gave up and cleaned everything myself. I also rewashed the dishes in the cabinets and drawers, because there was dirt and grease in the those receptacles as well.
The blinds in every room were caked with dirt and I began to wonder if these people EVER clean the place! I felt yucky sleeping in the bed....the sheets were thread-bare. We had the added pleasure of killing three wasps that were flying around our room in the morning. When we removed the sheets from the bed at the end of our stay, there were yellow stains on the mattress and pillows. Yuck.
The fireplace didn't work at all. I called the owner about this and didn't receive a call back till the following afternoon (after several calls and a couple of emails). He was argumentative and condescending. Not good customer relations!
The hot tub wasn't working properly on the second night. The temperature wouldn't go past 92 degrees and we froze. (It was 40 degrees outside.) It was warm enough for us to climb in, but then we realized that it wasn't warm enough to stay in. ugh. It was awful!
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General Admission Tickets or 1-Year Membership: Check Out Airplanes and Cars from the 1940s
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From military motorcycles -- including one that's half tank -- to high-flying airplanes from decades ago, Lyon Air Museum houses some of the rarest aircraft you'll find. There are also a few cars and military vehicles, which make for one fascinating stroll through this space:
• $12 ($24 value) for two general admission tickets
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"My son and I really enjoy this museum, and learn a great deal of WWII history on every visit." - Facebook Reviewer
General admission gives you access to airplanes and military Jeeps from the 1940s, an old-school bakery truck, and many other unique forms of transportation.
Membership includes unlimited admission for the entire year, a 10% discount in the gift shop, and a discount at participating affiliates. If you opt for the family membership, you'll get admission for two parents or two grandparents plus two kids.
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On Thursday night, Sept. 20, 1973, 50 million Americans, fatigued by Vietnam and Watergate, tuned in to see whether a woman could defeat a man on a tennis court. Dubbed "The Battle of the Sexes," the match pitted Billie Jean King, the 29-year-old champion of that summer's Wimbledon and a crusader for the women's liberation movement, against Bobby Riggs, the 55-year-old gambler, hustler and long-ago tennis champ who had willingly become America's bespectacled caricature of male chauvinism.
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With a soupcon of optimism, we have decided to provide counterevidence to the much-lamented crisis of the recording industry by producing a new album after years of phonographic inactivity.No one is buying CDs anymore? Ha – don't make us laugh! If you believe in something hard enough, you can achieve anything!Or not, whatever, because this is about something else. Something more important,something much bigger than us.It's the slogan in times of crisis as well as in affairs of the heart, it motivates us, gives us strength and offers hopeful solace after lost battles, it is…
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Dear Friends of Mnozil Brass!After a successful year of concert tours, we're now all on vacation. In a few weeks the new concert season will begin and we can't wait. After 23 years of deep-note duty, our tuba player Wilfried Brandstötter has decided to take the season off. This situation has not been easy for us but we have nonetheless managed to find a replacement equal in every measure. Our new tuba player is called Albert Wieder, hails from sunny Burgenland and has been playing tuba for as long as he can remember, which is pretty long…
When he's not busy helping Mnozil Brass, he performs with his own formation "Blechhauf'n" as well as the Vienna State Opera. He will take the necessary time off from both during his stint with Mnozil – Blechhauf'n has found a substitute and the Vienna State Opera will not perform any operas with tuba for the year.
All you Albert-Wieder-fans can calm down, he will be returning to Blechhauf´n!
All you Viennese opera-with-tuba-fans can breathe a sigh of relief, he will be back in the Graben!
All you Wilfried-Brandstötter-fans can sit back and relax, Willi will be on stage again with Mnozil for our next program.And we Mnozil remainders are looking forward to a great time with Albert Wieder and hereby welcome him in our midst, which in Mnozil-speak traditionally means the spot on the outside left.
All is well… hooray… and now back to our holiday.
Your Mnozil´s
In honor of their 20th Birthday, a movie was produced to celebrate Mnozil Brass' jubilee including live recordings, interesting background info and a very good close up of all band members. Experience the world of Mnozil Brass and purchase the movie now: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/26953


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March 30thMarch 30, 2016
We will be hosting Bryan Ashton, Assistant Director within the Student Life Student Wellness Center and head of Scarlet & Grey Financial.
Bryan will be talking about his experiences in life after college, the transition to becoming a professional and the things he wish he knew when he was an undergrad.
Bryan is a very accomplished Fisher grad and has lots of advice to give!


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17 Foot Dining Room Table - part 1
A current commission. Building a dining room table, with three carved pedestal bases, and a bookmatched veneer top.
Below is a picture provided by the designer. It shows a Two Pedestal Italian made table, which is 9' long. The purpose of the photo was to show the style desired by the client.
Building a 17' dining room table brings with it some special challenges. The sheer size of it in a small shop will make for some interesting situations. Working alone on this certainly won't make it easier.
Our table will be 14 feet in the closed position, and 17 feet with the leaves inserted. It will also have three pedestals, as two is likely to be inadequate for the size table, unless we use a steel frame.
Below is the veneer choosen for the table. Using photoshop, I made pictures of the veneer going in both directions.
Book matched Avodire Crotch Veneer, Pattern 1
Book matched Avodire Crotch Veneer, Pattern 2
Here are some progress pictures of the base layout. Using the known sizes, which in this case is the top of the table, we can determine the size to make the bases. The layout, as drawn will permit taking measurements and angles from.
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Paz de la Huerta Fired from Boardwalk Empire - Samantha Swetra Fight to Blame?
Boardwalk Empire star Paz de la Huerta has been fired from season three of the show, was her earlier fight with Samantha Swetra to blame?
De la Huerta played politician Enoch "Nucky" Thompson's fiery girlfriend, Lucy Danziger, on the HBO series, set in a Prohibition-era Atlantic City, N.J., but she will not return.
Last year, de la Huerta was arrested after attacking The City star Samantha Swetra in New York.
She was then charged with five misdemeanours and two counts of assault, but it is unclear if the run-in with the reality TV actress and then the law was the reason for her not returning as other changes have been made.
Thespreadit.com notes:
"Paz de la Huerta who will be staring in "Nurse" and "Amsterdam, Inferno: A Linda Lovelace Story" is not the only star from "Boardwalk Empire," walking the plan, Michael Pitt's Jimmy Darmody and Dabney Coleman's Commodore Kaestner have all been axed."
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