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4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, terrasse and balconies
Magnificent 135m2 apartment with a view of the Mont Blanc and a large decked terrace. Ideal for a self catering ski holiday with friends or family. The apartment is very comfortable having 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The kitchen is separate and fully equipped. The living room is vast and opens with 2 French windows onto the terrace. 10 people can sleep comfortably (without using a couch bed!). The apartment is peaceful and warm with double glazed windows and gas fired central heating.
Villa Leon
Magnificent town house in the centre of Chamonix with a view of the Mont Blanc and a large decked terrace. Ideal for a self catering ski holiday with friends or family. The apartments are spacious and comfortable.
The town house is minutes from the Savoy and Brevent slopes, and the buses that can bring you anywhere in the Mont Blanc Valley (Argentière, Les Grands Montets, La Flegère, Le Tour, Les Houches). The shops, restaurants, bars and nightclubs are just down the road. The apartments are peaceful and warm with double glazed windows and gas fired central heating.
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Wonderful location
The location is great. The grocery store is directly across the street. There are a few pastry shops within a block either way with the most delicious French pastries and bread. Cheese shop also on the block. Although we could have walked to a few of the ski areas, the bus stop is a short walk from the condo.
The tourist office is also close by. They were super helpful with snow conditions at the various ski areas, travel and general information. Our group stopped by several times during our week's stay.
The unit itself is spacious; not cramp at all. There were 9 of us: brothers, their wives, nieces and nephews. The large dining room table was perfect allowing everyone to sit around to share our day's adventure and enjoy a meal together. There are 10 beds; no one has to sleep on a couch. Some places would say they sleep 10, but with beds for only 7 or 8 people and offering a futon or pull out sofa as sleeping accommodations.
Minor issues for the kitchen. We could not find oven mitts or potholders. Two kitchen towels were supplied, but did not serve well handling hot oven items. We had to supply our own dish washing liquid and kitchen garbage bag after initial bag was full. Other than those minor problems, the kitchen had more than enough pots, pans, glasses, flatware, and dishes for our crew.
And the owner was very accessible and helpful with any questions.
Perfect Summer Getaway for traveling students
I stayed in this apartment with seven other friends on a weekend trip to Chamonix. We were American students studying abroad in France with very little travel experience. The owners were extremely welcoming and very helpful with site seeing advice. We did not have access to a car, which proved to be no problem at all because all the sites Chamonix had to offer were within a 15 min walk. We would spent most of our days out seeing the sites and would come home to to make "family" dinners. I would recommend this apartment to any type of travelers looking to experience Chamonix. The views, activities, shops, reasonable rates (especially for traveling students) made this the perfect weekend getaway. I would come back in a heart beat!
Great location, very clean and large flat.
My extended family of 10 had an amazing stay in Chamonix. The flat was better then we expected. The location is perfect for ease of access to activities in the town and mountains. The deck was large and the view incredible. I would highly recommend Villa Leon for your time in Chamonix.
Great central location for a ski holiday !!!
We satyed here for a late spring ski trip. We have skied chamonix a few times and are well aware that many places calling themselves "chamonix " are only in the valley (les hoiuches, argentiere etc), sometimes involving 20 mins walk even if they are in chamonix. This apartment can not be beaten for location. Its in the central pedestrianised area - even I was amazed how near the centre we were. You can literally see the apartment door as you are leaving the super u supermarket! The apartment is very roomy by french standards- the rooms are 3 decent sized and one bunk room, perfectly ok for a couple of children. Beds were all comfortable- not rock hard ones we often suffer. The 3 big rooms all have ensuites- another bonus when you are hurrying to get to the slopes in the morning. The kitchen is well equiped , though we didnt find the haiirdryer that was in the itinerary. The whole house was very warm- we had to turn our heating down in most bedrooms. The terrace outside is very large- you could easily have a meal outside feeding 10. Great spot to sit and watch chamonix down below. The price for this apartment is unbeatable- believe me - I scoured the net! Just remember not to let the main downstairs door slam, as a permanent resident lives upstairs and it must drive her nuts. She is so quiet that we thought nobody else was staying there! You might want to take some dvd s for the kids as the tv is french only. For the ski bus, turn left out of the door, take the first right at the top and the bus stop is there, about 4 mins walk.Check the boards for directions as they go from both sides.Have a great holiday.
Central location for Ski holiday
what can i say ? Its central location (intermarché is over the road) and size makes this apartement a great choice if you are a group of up to ten people to explore chamonix for skiing.
Great location with a lot of room. Even for 10 people it is really enough space to store your gear and having fun in the evening after a great day of skiing. Pubs & Bars (chambre neuf, MBC, ...) are just a few minutes away.
The apartment was simply perfect. Clean, right in the centre of Chamonix in a pedestrian street, with a wonderful terrace where we could eat and have a rest. Hope to come back
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The Villa Leon is situated in the heart of Chamonix with view of the mountain ranges from all angles. It combines the beauty of the Mont Blanc mountain ranges with the comfort of being in a lively town (beside shops, restaurants, cafés, ski slopes, swimming pool, health centers, ice skating rink, mountain climbing, ice climbing, para gliding, mountain bike trails, cross country skiing, down hill skiing, golf course, treks, the Mont Blanc trail, squash courts).
Other Activities: ice skating
Ski: Skiing in Chamonix is an exceptional experience. For beginner and intermediate skiers, the Brevent, Flègere, Le Tour and Les Houches offer an amazing variety of slopes and scenery (pistes, off-piste, forest runs) ideal for group skiing and family skiing. For experienced skiers, Chamonix offers a real challenge with its red and black pisted runs, and its complete mountains of unpisted slopes allowing for fantastic bump runs and powder skiing (after fresh snow be up early). Les grands montets gives you what you'd need a helicopter to find else where. Even in the high season, you can find routes in Chamonix where you feel that you are alone on the mountain. For intermediate and experienced skiers, the Valley Blanche is a day trip that offers breathtaking scenery and high mountain skiing with the classic route or the variations for more experienced skiers.
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What can you expect from a people which puts the table of contents at the end of their books? Something to Declare has an excellent index, from the hand of Julian Barnes or someone who shares his sense of humour: "cows: as intelligent as village girls, 128; bad pianist makes them flee, 240"; "Bicycles: used in Tour de France, 79-97"; "Amis, Sir Kingsley: limited zeal for Flaubert, xiv".
Contrast the Plèiade edition of Flaubert's correspondence, which Barnes rightly praises; it began to appear in 1973, is now four-fifths completed, already runs to 5,936 pages and doesn't even have lists of letters sorted according to addressee, let alone an index.
On the other hand, an index may have the disadvantage of being a bit of a giveaway. Barnes claims that his is "a France of the regions rather than the centre" yet he has nine page-references to Paris and only one to the Pyrenees. His French history omits Vichy, Indochina and Algeria; his French politics stop before Mitterrand and never stoop to the CGT.
The French intellectuals of these pages are Camus and Sartre, though Lacan gets one mention for having owned a painting; Barnes hums along to Jacques Brel but hasn't heard of Youssou N'Dour. He has noticed nothing particular that has happened in France since he was 25, except for the lorries (more of them now, deplorable.)
Considered as a book about France, Something to Declare is emaciated to the point of inanition. There are some comparative insights into the French soul for those who like that sort of thing - they have an "enviable ease with pleasure which so attracts the repressed English", though Mallarme lived a life of "feelings suppressed" and "if he weren't so French he could easily be English"; we have a "taste for the particular and local, coupled with a disregard for theory", a taste shared by the honorary rosbif Truffaut, who also was "wary of theory". We should be grateful Barnes doesn't feel he must alert us to the fact they drive on the other side of the road.
But, to adopt one of Barnes's own distinctions, this isn't a book, it's an assemblage, quilting together 20 years' worth of review-articles on the likes of Elizabeth David, Simenon, Chabrol, and, of course, Flaubert, about whom Barnes remains as admirably clinging an anorak as ever. He imagined himself as Geoffrey Braithwaite, a dim fan of the great novelist, in Flaubert's Parrot (1984) and one of the scant fascinations of Something to Declare lies in spotting the notions and phrases which found their way from Barnes's journalism of the early 1980s into his novel, or those which, true to his green convictions, he recycled from the novel into later copy: see, for example, Something to Declare, pages 169, 227, 253.
These left-overs from the TLS and similarly distinguished journals don't meld on reheating into a coherent and satisfying book; their original scrappiness becomes more pronounced. Barnes's writing is short-term in its methods and ambitions.
He constantly resorts to alliteration, that handy Viagra of flaccid prose straining for effect as the deadline looms - "he hurled himself with dangerous directness", "pluviose provinces", "more Greuze than Greer"; he has the semi-educated person's trust in big words as guarantors of imposing thought and so pleases himself with "hardly egregious" for "not unusual", refers to "minimalist bunting" when he means "a few flags" and thinks it fine writing to call people who like old trees "arboreal antiquarians". Pretentious, lui?
He has acquired a reputation for cleverness by simple methods which are safe for readers to try at home. Revere the calendar, saying "modern" or "modernist" quite often. You may be superficially self-critical about this habit - "things seem unquenchably novel when you are 18 because of an unawareness of context and prehistory" - but you must on no account take to heart or mind the truth of Flaubert's remark: "Our ignorance of history makes us slander our own time. Things have always been like this."
You should ask rhetorical questions, confident that you will never even try to answer any of them: "What does it, can it, should it mean for a person of a later, swifter civilisation to examine these remnants of an earlier, slower yet surer civilisation?" - Are novelists 'nicer' than poets? Go passionately through the motions of debate - "the argument every writer and reader has with himself ... Beauty v Utility, Truthfulness . Moral Uplift" - in the secure knowledge that debate, as our parliamentary leaders show us, is an excellent technique for avoiding thought about what words mean. And don't forget "irony", you can never have too much irony.
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{Auckland vs Canterbury, 13th Match The Ford Trophy 2016}
As upto 12th match The Ford Trophy 2015-16 serie has been successfully completed now its time for the match of 9 January 2016 which is going to start with 13th match and the 13th match is going to be held between Auckland and Canterbury and place for the same match is Eden Park Outer Oval in Auckland (maximum time we have seen that Auckland team is playing and match held in their hometown which is plus point for them as they earn from the stadium ticket). Timing for the match is 3:30 AM (Jan 09) 10:00 PM GMT (Jan 08) / 10:00 AM LOCAL TIME. Before predicting or saying anything about the team we need to see their perfromance in past matches played recently in this series or in previous series so now let have a look on the team performances :
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Auckland – This team is taking the full advantages of the series as the players are winning the maximum matches nad also earning through the tickets as on percentage bases we see the team so team has won 55% matches and had loss 45% matches and if we see in ratio so the lossing ratio is 49:34 and winning ratios is 10:7 and drawn percentage is 0.1:3. Which is good on scorecard and their score rate is also around 150.
Canterburry – This team performance is very well as if see it on ratio bases so the ratio comes somewhat like this as this is approx. winning ratio is 15:19 and lossing percentage is 12:13 and drawn ratio is 11:11.5
and if we see on the bases of percentage so the winning percentage is 60 and lossing percentage is 40.
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In your price range, you should seriously consider looking at used guns. You can't get a heck of a lot in a new firearm from a major manufacturer for under $350 except for stuff like Hi-Point or Rossi, which is famous for being junk. (not to insult anyone that carries one, though...)
You said you wanted something lightweight, and effective (which I assume means "of a good man-stopper caliber").
With that criteria, I'd check out a used Springfield XD, Glock, or other polymer-framed pistol in 9mm.
I personally prefer a larger caliber (*cough*.45ACP*cough*) but practice is incredably important, and if you're already on a tight budget, you should pick a caliber you can AFFORD to practice with.
9mm, with good hollowpoints (such as Federal's HST or Speer's Gold Dot) is an acceptable manstopper around, and practice ammo can be had very inexpensively.
But again, I stress: Go shoot some guns and see what you like, and what you can shoot well with. In your price range, look at used guns. Shoot it before you buy it.
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BeschreibungStructural vibrations have become the critical factor limiting the performance of many engineering systems, typical amplitudes ranging from meters to a few nanometers. Many acoustic nuisances in transportation systems and residential and office buildings are also related to structural vibrations. The active control of such vibrations involves nine orders of magnitude of vibration amplitude, which exerts a profound influence on the technology. Active vibration control is highly multidisciplinary, involving structural vibration, acoustics, signal processing, materials science, and actuator and sensor technology.Chapters 1-3 of this book provide a state-of-the-art introduction to active vibration control, active sound control, and active vibroacoustic control, respectively. Chapter 4 discusses actuator/sensor placement, Chapter 5 deals with robust control of vibrating structures, Chapter 6 discusses finite element modelling of piezoelectric continua and Chapter 7 addresses the latest trends in piezoelectric multiple-degree-of-freedom actuators/sensors. Chapters 8-12 deal with example applications, including semi-active joints, active isolation and health monitoring. Chapter 13 addresses MEMS technology, while Chapter 14 discusses the design of power amplifiers for piezoelectric actuators.
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Rain splashed up from the pitted concrete as she hurried along beside the sandstone building. Skipping every second step, she arrived panting and damp at the large oak double door. A Thick named for their thickness in muscle and for their thick skull, stood sentry at the looming entrance. A quick glance at her uniform followed by a flickering grimace at the muddy spatters staining the hem of her pants, before he resumed his blank façade and allowed her to enter.
Sweeping arches and ornate engravings were illuminated by streams of light that drifted through the coloured glass windows depicting scenes of Demics healing the world and undoing the wrongs of the inferior past generations. She smiled as d left the main chamber of the Academic Society Information Centre (ASIC) and slipped into a small room, the air thick with the musty aroma murmuring the secrets of the ancient books that were crowded on the lopsided shelves. Dragging her finger along the shelf she relaxed as the dust gathered on finger, proving that no one else had been in this special room while she was comatose. She used to sit in this room for hours reading of the wars and diseases of the past. The other Demics used their sleek technological devices to research and design the future however she found the past so much more invigorating. Settling into the grimy couch, she reached for a random book, coughing slightly at the dust cloud that followed.
She delicately loosened the crusty, hard cover to reveal the yellowing, slightly transparent pages inside. She was instantly ensnared by the gruesome recount of something called the Holocaust, which took place nearly two centuries prior to her reading. She had a slight recollection of references to the Holocaust in past volumes but had no idea of the dreadfulness of her ancestors. Putting the heavy book back on the shelf, she wiped away a tear, thinking of the people who remained oblivious and impassive as millions of a discriminated race were separated and punished for no fair reason; all for the aim of a 'perfect' race. A traitorous thought flickered through her mind; one that should never have been thought of.
Is that not what was happening now? The tests in school to isolate those that excelled either physically or mentally, those children then taken away from the 'scum' of the world. A city filled with people brought up and chemically enhanced to be a perfect race, just like Hitler's Aryan Race.
She quickly changed the treacherous thought path. The majority of the population who remained in the city's outskirts were well provided for and lived reasonably prosperous lives. That's what they were told, she knew that this was true though, none of her family had been selected to be a Demic or a Thick and she was still in contact with them. She stood upright, her eyes watering at the hazy plume of dust that followed her up. She had forgotten about her family in the last few weeks, which was really troubling considering she used to think of them at every waking minute.
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Antonio Gallardo wrote: > On Dom, 29 de Mayo de 2005, 11:31, oceatoon dijo: > >>Hi everyone >>As I can see there are quite a bit of movement around selection-list, I'll >>reopen an old request of mine about repeaters being able to be generated >>from a selection list. > > >>Meaning if a selection list is positionned on a >>widget inside a repeater, the repeater will generate as many rows that >>contains the selection list. > > > Do you mean to feed a Repeater from an Array? > > >>Example: >>my repeater contains a label outputfield, and a few field widgets >>if the label is made "selectionlistable" this would generate as many rows >>as contained in the Selectionlist, with the different labels. > > >>I already do this programaticaly on binding but it seems to me, its real >>place is in the model as a simple declaration. > > > Not sure if this is the same I have in mind. But it can helps when showing > results of a search. For example, in one form whe show the posible > criteria for the search, when the users send the request, we consult the > DB and fetch the rows meeting the result. We are currently using > jxtemplate for this purpose. > > Thinking in that, a way to save developer time is (and I will also like to > see it implemented) a "paginatable repeaters" with "back-page", > "next-page" buttons. or soething similar. In order to create a paginatable repeater you have two choices: 1. Simpler (hardly usable). You feed the repeater with all the data (i.e. 1000 rows) and then paginate showing only 10 at the time. This is how paginate transformer works. It is totally unusable for large portions of data because of the resources needed to fetch and store data. 2. Harder. You fetch only what you need basing on current view. Some kind of modified binding would be needed which would pass an information to some function which portion of data is needed. This means that form model is no longer 'static'. It's getting harder with every minute: Now that you do not hold a full data set you also need to know what is the total amount of rows to provide information like 'This is page 2/16'. Moreover a paginated repeater is nothing without filtering capabilities so apart from knowing the 'window' position you have to pass also some filtering attributes to binding function. -- Leszek Gawron firstname.lastname@example.com IT Manager MobileBox sp. z o.o. +48 (61) 855 06 67 http://www.mobilebox.pl mobile: +48 (501) 720 812 fax: +48 (61) 853 29 65
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Police officials in Thailand's Phang Nga Province confirmed that the Nepalese man had travelled to the area and exhumed his father's body.
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Lanai and patio with outdoor furniture. Great room has air conditioner. One queen-size bed, one full-size bed, three twin beds, two inflatable mattresses available. Bedrooms and hallwaycarpeted, and bathrooms ceramic tiled, two walk-in showers with bars for handicapped and bench/chair, one shower with bathtub; linens, goose down pillows and comforters, clock radio in each bedroom. Wide open great room (living room-office area-kitchen-dining area) with laminate and hardwood flooring; two sofas; steel desk, cable TV, internet connection. Separate utility room with washer and dryer. Spacious two car garage. Cleaning of linen and towels are included; tenants should clean their dishes and tidy up but should not wash linens (housekeeper will wash). No pets or smoking indoors.
All persons must register with names and addresses - no more than 9 people allowed. If there are more than 7 people, there will be a charge of $5 per extra person per night.
Two blocks from University of Hawaii Hilo; within five to 10 minutes of Downtown Hilo, airport, shopping malls, hospitals, restaurants, shopping, golf courses, beaches, anthurium and orchid nurseries, Rainbow Falls, Boiling Pots, Farmer's Market, Liliuokalani Japanese Gardens, Wailoa River Park, Banyan Drive, Coconut Island, Panaewa Rain Forest Zoo, Nani Mau Gardens, Macadamia Nut farms, Lyman House Memorial Museum and Mission House, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Mokupapapa: Discovery Center for Hawaii's Remote Coral Reefs, Pacific Tsunami Museum, Imiloa astronomy center (University of Hawaii Hilo).
30 minutes to Volcano National Park and lava flows, 1 hour to Onizuka Center for International Astronomy on Mauna Kea.
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Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 9, Beds for 7-9
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- DVD Player
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- Cinemas
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Zoo
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- Antiquing
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- Wildlife Viewing
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Year Purchased: 2004
About: I am a Distinguished Research Professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Cincinnati. I was born in Hilo (Kilauea Avenue), attended Waikeawaena Elementary, Hilo Intermediate, Hilo High, and the University of Hawaii at Hilo. I went on to continue my studies at Syracuse University, and did post-doctoral work at the University of Chicago and Bryn Mawr College.
Why Hilo, HI, USA:
This is my Hilo home, which I purchased from my uncle when he moved to the mainland. It is on the property that my grandfather brought up his family, which was originally on one acre. My uncle built this house in the 50's and it now sits on 1/4 acre of the original property of my ancestors.
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Renters have found that this home is located at a convenient place for them to visit relatives (or entertain them here), work on projects they come to Hilo to perform, and close to marketing, shopping, and places they want to visit around Hilo. They have commented on how open and lighted it is inside the house and enjoy the patio for relaxing and entertaining. They appreciate having the 3 bathrooms, the fully equipped kitchen and the cleanliness and upkeep. The house is not directly on the street but backs up on the Waiakea High School playing field which is expansive and well maintained and neat - so it is quiet in the back of the house.
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Mate-less, pregnant, & 16 years old. This is not how I had pictured my life.
My name is Bliss Eva Ol'Bell. My family are all werewolves, and yes we do have mates. My mate happens to be the Beta of our pack. Trayton Vaycour.
Let's get straight to the point. He's an ass and a cheater. Yes he cheated on me.
How many times? I don't want to know.
With how many people? I don't want to know.
How long has he been cheating? I don't give a damn anymore.
when did I catch him? While I was on my way to tell him I was 3 months pregnant.
That ladies&gents is how it all took place.
That is the reason why I am pregnant, mate-less, and 16 years old.
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Positive. That's what I read on the little stick that changed my life forever. In some ways good, in others bad, but mostly it made me see things in the light and how they really are. I'm pregnant, mate-less, and 16 years old. This is my story.
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The last five years have seen major shifts in how consumers pay for goods and services. With the internet and e-commerce (electronic commerce) continuing its meteoric rise, and smartphones offering a myriad of new ways to pay, businesses and their accounting partners have had to adapt to this new world of e-payments (Electronic Payments), as consumers continue to demand new ways to pay.
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Asheville City Building (Asheville, N.C.)
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- View from distance, City Building, Asheville, North Carolina
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1312 Waverly Drive, Kalamazoo 49048
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04/29/2016 at $74,000
Welcome to 1312 Waverly Drive in beautiful Kalamazoo, located not far from Borgess Medical Center and the many conveniences and businesses found on Gull Road. This 3 Bedroom Cape Cod offers 2 Full Size Bathrooms, Formal Dining Room, Full Size and Partially Finished Basement, 1-Car Garage, Large Patio and Fenced Backyard. This home's character truly shines through with original oak hardwood floors and original interior wood doors throughout! The all new windows, water heater, and furnace will be a great benefit to the new owners for many years to come. All appliances are also included!
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- Sold
- Address
- 1312 Waverly Drive
- City
- Kalamazoo
- Zip
- 49048
- County
- Kalamazoo
- Township
- Kalamazoo Twp
- Total Finished SqFt
- 1,520
- Above Grade SqFt
- 1,270
- Garage Desc.
- 1, Detached
- Water
- Public
- Sewer
- Public
- Year Built
- 1930
- Taxes
- $1,437
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- MasterBedroom
- 2nd Floor
- Bedroom2
- 1st Floor
- Bedroom3
- 1st Floor
- FormalDining
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- Kitchen
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- Laundry
- Lower Floor
- Living
- 1st Floor
- Basement
- Full Basement
- Heating
- Forced Air, OIl
- Acreage
- 0.14
- Lot Dimensions
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Chapter 20: Continuation.
The mountain was unlike anything Max had seen before. Aside from it's massive size, Scintio was strange indeed. Max immediately noticed that it was covered in trees, and large vines. Since when do trees grow in mountains? The question itself was ridiculous. It didn't make any sense. Then again, nothing in this world made any sense to Max. He remembered the white tiger. And the Judge in Vahall. He should've known then that he wasn't on Earth anymore. Maybe Altia had magic? Or something of the like. It would explain all of the physically impossible things he had witness since arriving here. His curiosity was too much to bare so he neared Reks and asked about the trees and vines. "I've never seen anything like it."
"That's because within Scintio, lies the heart of Altia's nature." Reks said. "Every tree, every grass, flower, leaf, is connected to that mountain." To Max, that explanation made...sense. So there was magic in Altia. There had to be. Now he was really looking forward to meeting this Seer guy. "I see." He said.
That night, after their meal, Max had asked Reks more questions about Scintio. Max wanted to know more. He was intrigued. "There is a legend," Reks said, sitting by the camp fire. Max took a seat opposite him while Val lay on her back beside the two. "A very long time ago, Altia was just a lifeless landmass devoid of life. And when the precursors came, they built a large city at it's very center. And using their magical powers they created the First Tree. Some people call it the tree of life. The tree was said to be as tall as a mountain. It's roots grew throughout the continent creating forests and animals alike. When the precursors left, they wanted the tree of life well protected and hidden from intelligent beings so they created a mountain around it."
"Scintio." Max guessed.
"But why did they leave?"
Reks shrugged. "No one knows. Our written history only takes us back to the birth of the first Judge. I'd say about a thousand years ago. Anything further is just speculations. Theories and myths."
"So there is a giant tree inside that mountain?" Max asked, intrigued in his voice.
But once again, Reks shrugged. "I guess we'll find out soon enough, wont we?"
"But you just said-"
"Didn't you hear him?" Val interjected. A habit she had whenever Max was in the middle of a sentence. "Our history goes as far back as the Judges. The whole gods creating the trees and such, is just one myth among the many. No one has ever found a way inside Scintio. Except for the Judges and Travelers." Then she looked at Reks annoying. "Which is why I don't see why we are even going there. The Seer is said to live inside the mountain. Even if we wanted to, we can't go inside."
"Travelers?" Max echoed. "What like people that travel?"
Val started laughing. It was Reks that answered. "No. She means the god's chosen. When Altia is in grave peril, the gods send five children from their realm to aid us."
Max thought about that for a moment, then said; "Their realm?"
"The world of Gods." Reks clarified. "The Travelers are called travelers because they are not from Altia. They are sent here." Wait a minute, Max thought. From another world? So does that mean I am a Traveler? This raised so many more questions now.
Rek's seemed to noticed Max's reaction and asked; "Everything alright, Max?"
Max looked up at him, still a bit lost in thought, then nodded. "Yeah, I'm fine." The gods brought him here? Who were these gods? Who were the precursors? Maybe they were other people from Earth. Max really wanted to know the whole story now.
"It's late." Reks said, bring Max back from his thoughts. "We should get some rest. Tomorrow we'll find out if the legends about the tree is true."
Max nodded in agreement. Perhaps the Seer will have all the answers.


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Armenian armed forces violated ceasefire 120 times in various areas of the frontline within the day, press service of the Defense Ministry of Azerbaijan told SIA.
Armenian armed forces fired on the positions of Azerbaijani units located in Gaymagli village of Gazakh region from the positions located in Barekamavan village of Noyemberyan region.
The positions of Azerbaijani Armed Forces underwent fire from the positions located near Talysh, Tapqaraqoyunluvillages of Goranboy, Chilaburt, Yarimja, Goyarkh, Giziloba villages of Tartar, Namirli, Novruzlu Shirvanli, Shuraabad, Sarijali, Javahirli, Yusifjanli, Kengerli, Merzili villages of Agdam, Kuropatkino of Khojavand, Garakhanbeyli, Horadiz, Ashaghy Seyidahmedli,Ashaghy Abdurrahmanli, Gorgan villages of Fizuli region,Mehdili village of Jabrail region, as well as at the unnamed heights of Goranboy, Khojavand, Fizuli and Jabrail regions.
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Interoperability architectures provide adaptive interfaces and modern accessibility evaluation approaches for the design and development of products of the future.
The e-inclusion market traditionally incorporates advances in existing products, and this session examines the challenges and opportunities when designing such products. It presents interoperable architectures that provide adaptive interfaces and cover modern accessibility evaluation approaches for all stages of production, specification, design, development and testing. It will look at past and current projects and also focus on the future of accessible environment design as an option to single product design strategies (e.g. interoperability from one environment to another, such as home, transport, etc.). The aim is to maximise the results of future European R&D in the area.
Related projects: ACCESSIBLE, AEGIS, INREDIS, VERITAS
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Coordinators: Dimitrios TZOVARAS (Center for Research and Technology Hellas, Informatics and Telematics Institute, CERTH/ITI, Greece); Evangelos BEKIARIS (Centre for Research and Technology Hellas/ Hellenic Institute of Transport, CERTH/HIT, Greece); José Ángel MARTINEZ USERO (Technosite/ONCE Foundation, Spain)
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A very nice topic. Accessibility should definitely be an issue at design time and built in early and not as a late addon.
The development of living labs design environments seems to be a very coherent way of developing interactive digital system for the population. It can be very interesting to further explore the implications of this approach to the future of accessible tools and applications in such design environment.
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There's No Such Thing as Monsters
A/N: Set in season two between 'What Is and What Should Never Be' and 'All Hell Breaks Loose'. Some swearing.
I've been working on this all hiatus and I feel like I should have a ramble about it. I've had this idea in my head for something ridiculous, like a year or longer, and I finally worked in out in my head enough to start putting it down on paper. It may get confusing, but hopefully not crazily so. I'm still doing edits and stuff, but I'm hoping to post a chapter a week. I'm really looking forward to hearing what everyone thinks about this. It's probably the plottiest (is that a word?) thing I've ever written, and it's a little outside my comfort zone, so I really hope you all enjoy.
Chapter One
Sam often found himself waking up in places other than where he went to sleep. A nap in the Impala saw towns roll by without notice. A knock on the head during a hunt switched the scenery from graveyard to motel room in a blink of the eye. Sometimes there was a hospital and no recollection of where he'd been before or what could have landed him there.
Fact was, half the time Sam wasn't entirely sure where he was to start with. Towns melted into other towns, diners had the same names and the motel rooms all looked alike. But there was always one constant.
Dean's hand on his shoulder would shake him awake when they stopped for food or gas or, if Dean was in that mood, it would be a sudden eardrum-bursting blare of Metallica that jerked him upright. Dean's voice would lure him back to consciousness in familiar-but-not motels. Dean's humming would quell the panic of waking to white walls and beeping machinery, and Dean, who had an unexpected and seemingly genius talent for such a thing, would fill him in on where they were and where they'd been last week, or last month or last year...
Sam had tested him once, naming random dates, checking the details in Dad's journal, while Dean sat on the edge of his bed, tossing M&Ms into the air and catching them in his mouth, between rattling off the names of half a dozen towns they had been through over the years; Werewolf in Barlow, Kentucky, August '97, Black Dog in Gifford, South Carolina, December '95, Poltergiest in Alpine, Utah, May '03. Sam stopped his quizzing when Dean's recollections turned into lewd stories of his conquests in each place.
Thing was, trouble was always just around the corner when Sam woke up without Dean. The occasional breakfast run or shower or 'overnight stay' at some girl's apartment aside, Sam could always be sure that he'd wake up to Dean's even breathing in the bed across the room, or Dean at his side jolting him from a nightmare, or Dean sneaking early morning porn on the laptop under the pretense of searching for a hunt, or Dean watching cartoons on TVs with bad reception, or... well, just Dean. Sam would always wake up to Dean.
So Sam knew that something was wrong before he even opened his eyes.
The first thing that pinged his hunter's senses was the silence, like being in a soundproofed room. The motels they stayed in were usually just off the highway, which meant there was a constant stream of traffic; cars honking or screeching in ways that made Dean mutter about fixing brake pads or checking the suspension or – whatever, Sam didn't really listen when Dean talked cars. Trucks large enough to rattle the windows lumbered past at all hours, along with the occasional wailing ambulance or police car, the latter of which always making the two of them fall silent and tense until the squeal faded into the distance.
The walls were always thin enough that couples arguing in the next room or... uh, the opposite of arguing, could be heard loud and clear, forcing Sam to pull his pillow over his head to block out the noise of both the rowdy couple and Dean's seemingly mandatory commentary that accompanied it.
Where ever Sam was now, it was quiet. Too quiet, he thought automatically, quirking a tiny smile.
There was another thing. If things were as wrong as Sam was starting to think they were, no way should he be cracking mental jokes or smiling to himself, and his thoughts kept going off on tangents, that was wrong too. The more he thought about it, the more he began to realize that he was feeling really... strange. Like, disconnected or kind of floaty or...
Or drugged.
Sam snapped his eyes open, or tried to. It was more like a complicated ungluing process. Wrong. This was very wrong.
This bed was not the bed he remembered lying down in. This room was definitely not the room he remembered going to sleep in, and Dean definitely wasn't here.
Sam sat up, struggling through a wave of vertigo. Thin blankets pooled at his waist and... and these weren't the clothes he went to sleep in either. These weren't even his clothes. They were light blue drawstring pants with a matching t-shirt, kind of like hospital scrubs. Kind of like what Dean had been dressed in after the crash – don't go there.
Damn it, why couldn't he think straight? His thoughts kept slipping around like oil, holding onto one was an effort in near futility.
Think, think... okay, the clothes weren't important. He needed to figure out where he was and where Dean was and why he wasn't here and where the hell was here anyway? This tiny room with nothing more than a bed, a desk with matching chair and a set of drawers.
Had he been captured by... something? What had they been hunting? God, he couldn't remember. It seemed like an odd place to keep a prisoner. Not as many ropes as he was used to and where was the cliché dark dingy cellar or cave that monsters, and B-rate horror movie producers, were so fond of?
The doorknob twisted. Sam lurched back on the bed, his thoughts shattering and scurrying away in a dozen different directions. Danger was the only message left, coming though loud and clear. Frantically, he looked around the room, pushing the dizziness and subsequent nausea away as he searched for something, anything, that could be used as a weapon against whatever was about to come through that door.
There was nothing. The door opened.
"Good morning. How are you feeling today?"
Sam stared, still pressed against the wall, at the woman standing in the doorway. She held a clipboard and was dressed similar to him, although her scrubs were a light purple colour. Behind her, partially obscured by her rounded hips, was a trolley with about two dozen small paper cups sitting atop it. There was a pen tucked behind her ear, almost obscured by dark red hair that was falling loose from her pony-tail.
"Who are you?" Sam managed, forcing himself to relax slightly, to not press quite so hard against the wall (because no matter what this was, the wall wasn't going to protect him). He stayed alert though. There were plenty of monsters that could conceal their true form.
The woman, if that's what she was, frowned slightly. She was chubby in an attractive sort of way, soft. "I'm Kelly, remember? I took over as your primary care nurse after Trudy went on maternity leave last month."
Kelly, Trudy, maternity leave. It wasn't making sense. Sam couldn't make the pieces add up and that was something he knew he was usually good at, something that made Dean ruffle his hair, half obnoxious, half affectionate, or bump his shoulder and call him 'geek' or 'college boy'. He wanted Dean.
"Where am I?"
Kelly's frown became more pronounced. She pulled the clipboard away from her chest and looked over whatever was written on it.
"It says here that you took your medication last night. Did you tongue it? You know you need it, Sweetie. Here." She turned around and picked up a small plastic cup from the trolley. "Take these. I promise you'll feel much better."
Sam eyed the cup warily. "What are they?"
"Just your meds, Sweetie. Nothing to worry about." The frown was gone, replaced with false cheer as Kelly smiled encouragingly, if a little plastic.
Sam looked from her to the cup. "What are they for?" he asked slowly. Get information. Figure this out. He could do it. A headache was building up behind his eyes.
Kelly's smile became even more strained. "Your schitzophrenia, of course," she said sweetly.
Sam jerked. "I'm in a nuthouse?"
The smile dropped and the frown looked a lot more truthful than her cheer. "It's a Psychiatric Ward, Honey. You're here to get well."
She held out the cup expectantly. Sam heard the faint rattle of pills bumping against each other.
"I'm not taking those. There's been... something's wrong." It had to be some sort of... weird dream or hallucination. A supernaturally induced trip or something. "I'm not supposed to be here."
"Honey, if you don't take your medication I'll have to tell your doctor. It could lead to a loss of privileges."
She said it as if losing privileges was a terrible fate. Sam said nothing. What could he say?
Kelly sighed, lowering the cup. "Alright then."
She turned to leave, placed the cup amongst the others on the trolley.
"Wait," Sam said. He had to ask. He didn't hold out much hope that Kelly would know. He wasn't entirely sure that she was real, but if there was a chance... "Where's my brother?"
Kelly looked bemused as she stepped out the door, nudging the trolley aside with her plump hip. "I wasn't aware that you had a brother. Maybe he'll come during visiting hours."
Sam wilted. It still didn't make sense, and wasn't really all that comforting, but at least she hadn't said that Dean was dead or missing or maybe just didn't exist in this... alternate reality or parallel universe or whatever it was.
"Anything else?" Kelly asked, her hand hovering over his pill cup as though he might have changed his mind.
Sam shook his head mutely and Kelly carried on her rounds.
It was a fairly small mental health facility, Sam noted as he explored his new surroundings. According to the notice that was posted next to the nurses station, visiting hours weren't until 4PM so he had a lot of time to investigate and try to come to some sort of conclusion. He'd just have to hope that Dean would figure out where he was and come when he could.
He started with the basics, memorizing the layout and searching for clues. Whatever this was, there was always something that gave the game away.
It all looked very normal, however. There was a section for the men and another for the women, both shooting off from opposite ends of the main room, which was a recreation area of sorts. It was filled with round tables and chairs. Sam counted five sets. There was a small TV in the far right corner, almost as ancient as the ones found in his and Dean's motel rooms, with two armchairs and a couch surrounding it, and some shelves against the left wall that held jigsaw puzzles and art supplies, along with a few battered-looking boardgames.
There was a ranchslider along the far wall, next to the TV area. Through the glass doors Sam could see an elderly man with white hair and a younger woman, both clutching cigarettes in a small paved outdoor area.
The nurses station was centered on the wall behind Sam, which followed on to the single room. There were ten rooms for the males (he'd counted them when he left his room), and he assumed it was the same for the females. The whole thing was shaped like a capital T, presumably shooting off from the rest of the hospital.
Next to the nurses station was a door, complete with a slot indicating that it could only be opened with a key card, the same as the door to the room he'd woken up in. It looked to be the only exit from the ward.
Okay, so step one: pray that Dean would turn up at visiting hours.
Step two: acquire one of those key cards.
For now though, all Sam could do was watch and try to learn the scheduals of the nurses. Things would be much easier to figure out once he'd found a way out and had Dean by his side.
"Hi, Sam."
Sam jumped, turning by reflex to seek out the person whom the voice belonged to.
A girl around his age, maybe a bit younger, was seated at the table closest to him. A dozen sheets of paper were spread out before her and her eyes didn't seem to have left the sheet she was currently working on.
He slid down into the seat across from her, eyeing her picture doubtfully. It didn't look like it was supposed to be anything, just smears of red on top of black lines. "How do you know my name?"
"I know everyone's names," she said, black crayon sweeping the page. She shook dark hair out of her face.
"But how do you know my name?" Sam leant in closer, inspecting the girl intently but he didn't recognize her, didn't think he'd ever seen her before. "I don't know you. I don't even know how I got here."
"I don't know how you got here either," the girl said on a sigh, sounding rather resigned, "But you're in my head, like all the others."
Sam sighed to himself, sitting back. Right, try to get information from mental health patients. Great plan. "But I don't know you," he insisted. Maybe if he could just figure out how she knew his name...
The girl huffed an irritated breath, "I'm Rosalie, okay? But you know that. You must know that if you're in my head."
Okay, so maybe he shouldn't expect any breakthroughs from this girl. He wasn't sure how to reply to her assumption that he was in her head but Rosalie didn't seem to expect an answer, still focused on her drawing, which, Sam leant forward again to get a better look, seemed to be taking on a horrific twist, the black lines forming limbs, the red splashed over the page like blood.
Right then.
Sam pulled his gaze away from the picture and the top of Rosalie's head. He swiveled in his seat, taking in the rest of the room's occupants.
Everyone was dressed in the same light blue scrubs, apart from the two nurses at the desk, one of them Kelly, who were in purple and two... orderlies? Male nurses? Guards? Whatever, they were big and wore white, stationed next to each other near the TV area, watching the room in general.
A middle-aged man in a bathrobe with no cord sat playing Connect Four with a younger overweight man with dark curly hair a few tables away. There was a painfully thin teenage girl draped over one of the armchairs, twirling her lank hair with a finger as she gazed listlessly at the TV, and an older woman, hair streaked with gray, sitting by herself, doing nothing, as far as Sam could tell. Just staring into space.
The outdoor area was surrounded by a concrete fence, high, but he thought he could probably get over it... except that there was another white-clothed man standing out there observing the smokers.
Alright, so... think. This was the part where Dean would be telling him to 'get his geek on'.
Some of the haze was starting to lift, whatever he'd been drugged with was wearing off. Vague memories were stirring just below the surface. He and Dean had been hunting what they'd figured was a... werewolf? Yes, werewolf, so... so werewolves had nothing to do with psychiatric hospitals. Werewolves, when they turned, were basically animals. They didn't cast spells or create fake realities, they simply hunted and killed, thirsty for blood with none of their human qualities.
Madison was somewhere on the edge of his thoughts and Sam was grateful for the lingering effects of... whatever, that kept her there. He didn't want to think about her, he wanted to figure this out.
Sam turned back to Rosalie, more for the distraction than anything else. "What's the name of this hospital?" he asked.
"Saint Margarets," she answered without raising her head, shuffling her papers so that she had a blank sheet on top.
Saint Margarets. He'd been here. Not here, in the psychiatric ward but definitely in the hospital. Through his murky memory he could just make out the image of the Impala pulling up outside the entrance, him and Dean pretending to be... Animal Control? There was a man, a survivor, a broken ankle and some claw marks, and a lucky escape.
Maybe... maybe the man had something to do with this. Hank Something or Something Hank. He was... a builder? Construction worker? Architect? But anyone could be into witchcraft. It wasn't all black cloaks and warts. Sometimes it was just a person with a grudge and the right book.
Sam tried to think but the drugs were withholding any details and his headache was flaring up again. He folded his arms on the table and rested his head on them dispondently.
He really hoped Dean had figured this out already.
Sam was so deep in thought when Dean arrived that he didn't even notice him come in.
Rosalie had disappeared off somewhere, leaving Sam with the table to himself. He was making notes with a felt pen, because apparently the unit didn't keep simple pencils or biro pens, writing down anything he could think of that might be related, which admittedly wasn't much, when Dean dropped himself down in the seat Rosalie had vacated.
"Dean." Sam jumped slightly, "Thank God." He dropped the pen and leant across the table in some sort of vague attempt at privacy. "Please tell me you've figured this out 'cause I'm kind of drawing a blank here."
"That right, Sammy?" Dean said neutrally. He looked tired, Sam realised. His whole demeanor drooped with weariness. Maybe Dean hadn't found anything either.
"Well, there's only so much information I can get without an internet connection and access to our books and stuff. What have you been doing?"
Dean ran a hand over his face. "I've been working," he said, as though that should be obvious, which Sam supposed it kind of was. He was just kind of hoping that Dean would have more than that.
"So this is the same hospital, right?" Sam went on when Dean didn't seem to have anything to add. "The one we were in yesterday, with the guy from the werewolf attack. Maybe it's not a werewolf? 'Cause I can't see how that would have caused this. Or the guy, maybe he's into witchcraft or something. Do you think... Dean?"
Sam trailed off as Dean propped his elbows up on the table, covering his face with both hands.
"Dean?" Oh God, maybe Dean had figured something out, something bad, because what else could make him act like this?
Dean drew in a deep breath and blew it out slowly, moving his hands away. He fixed Sam with a level stare.
"So the nurse say you haven't been taking your medication. Again."
Sam physically recoiled, pulled back as though he'd been slapped, sucking in a gasp. "What?"
"Damn it, Sam." The weariness took on an edge of frustration. "You know how much it upsets Mum when you do this."
"Mum?" Sam echoed faintly, but Dean just kept going and Sam had the feeling that he was already several pages behind.
"And Dad... seriously, Sam, and you wonder why he barely comes to see you? He can't handle sitting here listening to you spout out this shit. It's not..." Dean blew out another frustrated breath, scrubbing a hand against the back of his neck. He acted like Dean, so totally like Dean. Everything was spot on, minus the leather jacket, but it couldn't... it couldn't be Dean.
"I know it's not your fault," Dean said, his voice calmer but Sam could see the tension rolling through him. "You're sick and I get that, okay? I do. I'm trying to understand, I really am. But you need to take your pills, Sammy. You're supposed to be getting help here. You're meant to be getting better."
Sam shook his head vigorously, eyes wide. He had the feeling that he looked kind of crazed, which probably wasn't helping his case, but this wasn't... Dean couldn't be saying...
"No. No, Dean, you don't understand, Something's wrong. It's, like, a spell or a curse or, or... I don't know, but this isn't right! Last night we were in a motel room. The werewolf, remember? And we came to this hospital to interview that man..."
Dean was staring at him, a mix of pity, confusion and frustration warring for dominance over his expression.
Sam clenched his fists, fighting hard to stop himself from banging them down on the table top. "Tell me you remember that!"
Dean looked away, swallowing, and rubbed a hand over his eyes, before turning back. He shook his head. "You've been here for almost six months. There's no curse and no motel rooms. There's no werewolf."
Dean reached out, lightly resting his hand over Sam's, and waited until Sam looked from his hand to his face, eyes almost damp in his sincerity. "Sam, there's no such thing as monsters."
To Be Continued...


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~ The Push ~ pg 7
Civyl turned and his feet took off at a brisk walk. Faster. Now a jog. Faster! Now a run. The pull was irresistible! He had to answer the call but… he was running in the wrong direction. The path down the mountain was on the north side. Civyl ran straight east. Straight towards his quest. A part of his mind thought that he should stop, that he should turn, that he should take a horse instead, but his body was not his own. His body belonged to the quest and the quest lay straight ahead. That was where he was going.
The other man stood in his way, alone at the edge of the cliff. The girl was not with him and it gave Civyl comfort though he did not know why. "Alex! Look out!" Someone shouted behind him and the man in front of him turned, confusion and tears on his face.
Ten paces away, Civyl locked eyes with the man. Such pain in their depths, but no surprise that Civyl ran straight for him. Instead of moving out of the way, he seemed to wait.
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As the ground rushed up at them Civyl found his last thoughts being dragged once more towards the girl despite the ache it brought to his chest. Why had the man been crying for her? What had he called her? …Fiora? Where was this Fiora… and why did he care? Bah! Even in death… she was such a distraction!


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The Seven Year Itch
Playwright George Axelrods nuclear-age, three-act hilarity about the abundantly average Richard Sherman who, after sending his wife and son off to Maine to escape the NYC summer heat, descends into wild fantasies about a model whos moved in upstairs (you may remember Marilyn Monroe and the iconic dress-over-the-subway-grate scene from the 1955 film version). Reading psychobabble about the impending extramarital affairs that suddenly spring up after seven years of being hitched, Richard drives himself crazy with imagined guilt until he finally takes action. Find out whether Richard ends up scratching the model or his own head in this latest retro-quirky staging from the Maverick.
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AUD/USD: quiet ahead of the Fed
AUD/USD has found support at $0.9940, but is capped by $0.9515 on the upside. There big moves to come after the Fed announces where it stands on tapering QE (18:00 GMT).
Westpac expects the market to stay very nervous. The specialists think, however, that AUD/USD is trying to build a base in the $0.9450/00 area. However, there still are factors like weak commodity prices and dovish stance of Australian central bank which represent serious obstacles for Aussie's recovery. There are no important releases in Australian economic calendar in the rest of the week, so the pair's dynamic will depend on the developments in the US and China (watch the release of HSBC manufacturing PMI tomorrow at 01:45 GMT).
Resistance lies at $0.9560, $0.9620 and $0.9670. Support is at $0.9440, $0.9400 and $0.9325.
Chart. H4 AUD/USD