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Shanuri is a beautiful, traditional, 1840's stone built croft house. She is set back in a quiet private cul-de-sac, 300 yards off the main A87 through Broadford on the Isle of Skye. This lovely 3 bedroom bungalow offers everything you could want from a holiday on Skye. With magnificent all round sea & mountain views, including the famous Ben-na-Caillich (Hill of the old woman) Red Cuillin, with the Cairn of a Norwegian princess on top clearly visible from the comfort of Shanuri's deck. Lovingly modernised throughout, Shanuri can sleep up to 6 people comfortably and is fitted with central heating, double glazing, multifuel stove, fitted kitchen and bathroom. Shanuri is 350yards (4 min walk) from the nearest pub and family restaurant, 400yrds from the beach and 6 miles from the nearest Michelin star restaurant - Kinloch Lodge. Broadford town centre offers a post office, bank, several restaurants and pubs, Co-op (Grocery store & Off license), pharmacy, 24hour A&E with 22 bed cottage hospital, GP surgery, Vet (pet food), Library, Council service point, gift shop, flower shop, chip shop, fresh local seafood shop, filling station, clothes shop, charity shop, hair dresser, jewellery shop, bike hire, art gallery, photo gallery, hardware store, tyre & car repair centre, home entertainment shop & the Isle of Skye Bakery and is only 2 miles away. Portree is 27 miles north-west and Kyle of Lochalsh (mainland Scotland) 7 miles south-east. The Sleat peninsula or "The garden of Skye", with the Clan Donald Castle Gardens and the Mallaig ferry lies 15 miles to the south. Broadford offers many outdoor adventures including sea kayaking, hill walking, biking and fishing to name but a few and also sports a football pitch, MUGA (Multi Use Games Area) and children's outdoor play park. Excursions to , Plockton for it's famous seal trips, seafood and palm trees, Dornie with Eilean Donan Castle (the back drop for the film "The Highlander"), Elgol for boat trips to loch Coruisk or the "Small Isles", Rum, Canna & Eigg, Glass bottom boat trips in Kyle of Lochalsh, Apple Cross with it's world famous Bealach~Na~Bha pass, a ferry trip to Raasay or even the otter sanctuary at Kylerae, Neist point, kilt rock, Dunvegan Castle and Colbost croft museum is all within easy reach. You can also get a seaplane from the local airfield, 3 miles from Shanuri, for an unforgettable flight across Skye and the Cuillin Hills. The Skye Serpentarium, 1 mile from Shanuri, offers a wide range of exotic reptiles and amphibians on show. A huge range of hill walking trails for walkers of all abilities are within a few minutes' drive from Shanuri- the famous Bla Bheinn - or Blaven as it is often anglicised and the Cuillin ridge (Inaccessible pinnacle) is less than 10 miles away. Come and stay for a week or two - you will fall in love with skye, its friendly people and the well known warm Highland hospitality : "Slange Var"
The owner was very friendly and helpful.
Very clean and the kitchen was fully equipped with everything you need apart from having a grilling tray.
But there was things that made this holiday not as good as it could be.
First there is a TV but unless you have Netflix or a amazon prime you will be struck with BBC iplayer (which you are meant to have a to license for). We should've read the details more carefully because I assumed that when it says TV it meant you had normal TV channels. I've stayed at many places this is the first time I have come across not having TV channels.
The shower was not very good had very little pressure.
The bathroom has no extraction the window will not close it seemed jammed open a small amount for extraction purposes which made bath time a trial of fire and ice as it the wind kept blowing inside.
The washing machine only works on a cool wash.
Property was beautiful, hostess was very helpful and welcoming, we had everything we needed and were sorry to leave!
We've stayed on Skye a few times now and Shanuri is the nicest cottage we have stayed in. Excellently appointed, spacious accommodation in a quiet setting. The garden was fabulous and the dogs loved running around in it. The welcome pack and wine were a nice touch and we had a very comfortable stay. I'd definitely go back next time we visit the island!
Ideal for our short stay on Skye. Shame about TV reception and WIFI performance.
Our family of four really enjoyed our stay. The views were engaging from every window, and the situation in Broadford was ideal for exploring Skye. The cottage was comfortable, especially the beds! However, you might want to be sure to bring books, games, and devices to entertain everyone when the weather is uncooperative. Elsa-Lou and her family were warm and friendly hosts, and we would definitely visit again.
My family of three recently stayed in this beautiful Stone Croft Cottage on the Isle of Skye, and we could not have been happier with the cottage or our dealings with the owner; Else-Lou. The cottage though originally from the mid 1800's; was totally updated and clean and beautiful and had plenty of space for the three of us to hang out. It was located in Broadford, almost as soon as you get on the island from the mainland and it was close and convenient to everything on the island. It is situated on a farm with lovely views out both the front and the back of the cottage of the farm and the mountains and water beyond. My favorite view was from the large Kitchen window looking at both mountains and water. The cottage had all the modern conveniences you could want or need, with three large bedroom to choose from plus one very large bathroom with both tub and shower. The kitchen was well appointed with everything we needed and we enjoyed cooking in one of our two nights there, eating in every morning. The fireplace in the sitting room had firewood and kindling for us and that was an extra treat. The washer and dryer was a dream as we had been away from home for a week and a half at that point of our vacation. Else-Lou was so accommodating and was very easy to work with - both before the stay and during. Any questions I had she answered promptly and efficiently by email before our trip, and then she greeted us upon our arrival and was so gracious and helpful in planning what we could do & see while on the island. We will definitely be back to this lovely cottage and this beautiful part of Scotland. We highly recommend this cottage to families, couples, girl's night out, etc.
Special interest holidays:
Waterloo Beach 4min walk: White sand and swimming (close to Pub & restaurant)
Ashaig Beach 5min drive: White sand and swimming
Torrin Beach 20min drive: White sand and swimming (Lovely round beach rocks)
Torrin Pools 20min drive: Fresh water river swimming pools.
Inverness Airport 2hours drive, car hire recommended.
Public bus service to road end 300yards from cottage
Train Station 15min drive
Local Taxis available
Broadford town centre 2miles
Portree town centre 25miles
Kyle of lochalsh and mainland Scotland 15min
Ardvasar and Mallaig ferry 20min
Further Details:
Kyle leisure centre: Indoor swimming pool, gym and outdoor play area, 8miles
Portree leisure centre: Indoor swimming pool, gym, climbing wall, 24miles
Aros centre: Movie theatre and Shows, restaurant and soft play, 23miles
Sabhal Mor Ostaig: Shows, Music & film, 15miles
Music & Live bands in local pubs
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My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
Complete booking form on Owners direct website
Booking confirmation and Invoice e-mail will be sent to you
Pay £150 non-returnable deposit
Full & Final payment at least 6 weeks before arrival date
Booking with Shanuri Guest House is a legal binding contract , if you have to cancel for whatever reason all efforts will be made to find an alternative booking, but if no booking can be found you may be billed for lost revenue, cancellation insurance is strongly recommended.
No smoking policy
Changeover Day:
Changeover days are Saturdays
Entry is after 4pm on arrival date
Departure is before 10am on leaving date
For more than seven nights stay: clean towels every 7 nights , clean linen on request
Notes on prices:
Prices are quoted for a 7 night stay (Saturday night - Friday night inclusive)
Changeover days , Arrival and Departure days are on Saturdays
Short breaks could be considered on special request


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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) did on Thursday what Samsung failed to do a few days ago. It used the word "recall" in a press release that announces a second Galaxy Note 7 recall. Samsung a few days ago said it stopped Galaxy Note 7 production and urged handset owners to power down their devices and return them, whether they were original or replacement models.
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i am feeling that without, you i am nothing. But, of course, i come to the realization, you are doing more help than harm
I feel as if i am slipping into oblivion, without you here by my side.
All the promises that you made for me, were nothing but tasteful lies.
I am realizing that you never loved me, and i can't force you, yet i still try.
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For once, I was pretty much on time going into school. It must have been me getting myself out the house, and not my mother for once. As I entered the classroom, it had its typical students in abundance already: the trouble-makers, the football boys, Helena looking tip-top… Katherine had not yet arrived, and I dearly hoped that she was not taking the day off; but, as the clock slowly ticked towards ten to nine, she arrived, looking rather blustered by the buffeting winds outside. She smiled gently as her group began to surround her.
I was ashamed to say that I looked at Katherine in a new light. I'd always known Chloe to be a rotten one, but, since my deep thinking last night, even my opinion of Katherine had changed.
Casting my eyes around, and feeling like a criminal at it too, I crept towards the base of the display case. Again, making sure that no one was watching, I lifted the thick fabric and poked my hand under.
Amongst the debris of paper scraps, and dust clusters, of various pens and pencils that had fallen or been knocked off the tables, and behind the thick material that was the library curtains (I grinned to myself), was something small, square and silver. In the no-light, I could not make out its features, but once I had lifted it off the floor and into the classroom light, it was obvious what the object had to be. It was a Nintendo DS.
"Katherine!" I jumped up, clutching the sought-after object.
At first, and as usual, nobody paid me much attention. I rushed over to Katherine's table. On seeing what was clutched tightly in my hand, Chloe paled for a second, quickly regaining her softness of face, however, when Katherine turned.
"Katherine! Look what I found!" I waved the DS in front of her face; there was no doubt that it was hers, the Labrador stickers plastered the front lid, showing a love for animals and dogs as well as games.
Katherine's eyes widened and her face was hurtled into a mix of emotions: gratitude, surprise, shock. Most of all, she was delighted.
"Aggie… Where did you find it?" she cried.
"Just over by the display cabinet…" I muttered.
"It must have been knocked there," said Chloe loudly. I think she knew that I had seen her actions, and had an idea of the true culprit. How she got away with her explanation, I don't know, as the DS would have had to have been lifted out of Katherine's bag in order to have fallen so far under the velvet cloth of the cabinet.
In fact, guilt filled her eyes: the reason that she had decided to return the console…
"Yes, it was knocked over to there…" I repeated, looking again at Chloe. Her face was set determined now. I wouldn't challenge her, no; it was a secret that we two only would bear our entire lives.
But that didn't bother me. I'd found out who had taken, out of jealousy or greed, Katherine's DS, and I had managed to have it returned to its owner safely.
"Look," Katherine said, opening the console. "The top screen's hinges are broken on one side. That must have happened when the thing fell."
Well…almost safely.
"Yeah, as it fell…"
I glanced over at Chloe, but, instead of staring me down, she turned away this time, ashamed.
Mrs. Pennyfeather swept into the room, and was promptly followed by the chorus of Katherine's friends telling her the news.
"Oh, that's brilliant, Katherine," she said. "Good for you."
She turned and addressed the rest of the class at precisely nine am.
"The library curtains have strangely gone missing…"
"I guess it's a mystery that we'll never solve, hey Mrs. Pennyfeather?" I giggled to myself.
She smiled patronisingly at me.
"Yes, the library curtains have gone missing- please keep an eye out for them- but that's not what I'm here to say at this moment. Let's get back to our artwork. I can't wait to see what you've done for me."
It was great to see Katherine so happy again, and even Helena had picked up some courage to say a few words to her.
So, that was the story of missing DS and how even young people can be the faces of good and evil. It was the little piece of action that began to inspire my wild mind to solve the mysteries that dotted the world around me with misery. I did not want to see so much sorrow again…
And what's more, they decided to show my gleaming clockwork dog in the entrance hall of school.
I never was the modest type!


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Disappointing Draw At The Vic
Pools were held to a 0-0 draw by a resolute Colchester United, who played the entire second half with just ten men.
John Hughes' men completely dominated possession in the second forty-five, throwing everything at the Colchester back line but the visitors stood firm and Pools had to settle for a point.
A slightly nervy Pools started the quieter of the two teams as the visitors burst into action from the off, trying their luck on goal twice inside the first four minutes.
And John Hughes' side didn't help themselves in the opening exchanges, with a few sloppy passes causing more problems as the importance of the match took hold.
Pools showed their first glimpse of a threat when Jonathan Franks burst down the left to whip a decent cross in and James Poole sent a guided volley at goal, which went just wide of the far post.
The hosts gradually began to settle into the game, showing a bit more in the final third and when Poole pushed forward with the ball, his pass deflected back out to the in-running Jack Baldwin and he sent a low drive through the box which was collected by Sam Walker.
This was to be the last real action that Baldwin saw though as he took a tumble inside the area, looking to injure his knee and he
hobbled off the pitch to be replaced by Nathan Luscombe.
While Pools looked brighter going forward as the minutes passed, the visitors maintained their own pressure in the final third and it was a tight opening half.
The main action in the first half arrived just before the break; Jabo Ibehre threw himself into a tackle on Neil Austin and the referee, who was close by, reacted quickly to show the Colchester striker a red card – much to the disgust of the visiting camp.
And so Pools went into the second half with an extra man and 45 minutes to force their way through on goal to pick up a crucial 3 points.
James Poole took a couple of touches inside the opposition box just after the re-start to fire in on goal but his effort went just over the bar.
And this early threat was all Pools could create within the first ten minutes of a big second half – with Colchester predictably sitting tight and making things difficult.
A lovely ball by Peter Hartley set away a good move for Pools as the defender picked out Charlie Wyke. The striker took it down neatly to poke at goal but a brave block by Walker denied him with his initial effort and the rebound. James Poole added his weight to the battle as
Pools looked to force the ball home but a combination of keeper and his defence – with a suspicion of a handball – kept the ball out.
Pools enjoyed a strong spell in terms of pressure around the hour mark but with Colchester throwing every man behind the ball, it proved difficult for the hosts to break them down.
But Hughes' men persisted and kept pushing back at the visitors from all angles; Horwood was busy down the left, Franks and Austin combined well down the right and Poole was a constant presence around the box.
There were chances for Hartley, Poole and Franks, while Wyke was a threat for Pools but with 67 minutes on the clock, there had been no breakthrough.
When James Poole unleashed a strike from outside the box, a goal looked on but a slight touch from Walker tipped the ball onto the bar and it bounced back into play. Moments later and a pacy cross from Austin on the right met the head of the in-rushing Luscombe but his powerful header went wide of target.
The tension grew inside The Vic as the minutes passed and the breakthrough could not be found by Pools despite wave after wave of attack.
Luscombe had a late chance when he picked up the ball ten yards out from substitute Steve Howard's knockdown during the four minutes of added time but the midfielder found the relieved arms of Walker with his strike.
And the ten men of Colchester held firm and there was no way through for Hughes' men to pick up a crucial three points this evening.
Full Time: Pools 0 Colchester United 0
Walton (87), Humphreys (93)
3148 (62 Colchester United)
Flinders, Austin, Collins, Hartley, Horwood, Walton (Sweeney 91), Baldwin (Luscombe 30), Humphreys, Franks (Howard 80), Wyke, Poole
Subs Not Used:
McHugh, Holden, Monkhouse, James
Colchester United:
Walker, Garmston, Okuohnghae, Eastman, Wilson, Clifford (White 81), Ibehre, Porter (Thompson 75), Massey, Morrison (Ladapo 65), Bond
Subs Not Used:
Wright, Cousins, Bean, Compton
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Brainerd Fire Chief Kevin Stunek said firefighters were called at 6:45 p.m. to a home at 1216 J. St., rented by Mary Haivala. Stunek said Haivala's children were home alone at the time of the fire when her 12-year-old daughter smelled smoke in the bedroom when she was doing laundry. Stunek said the daughter and her 14-year-old brother left the home with their dog, cat and bird and called 911, while a neighbor tried to extinguish the fire.
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Madison — If reserve cornerback Devin Smith can build upon his play against Indiana and close the regular season with two strong performances, beginning Saturday at Michigan, the catalyst will be easy to identify.
Four days before Wisconsin hosted Indiana, the UW staff opened practice with a blocking drill. Twenty-two players were selected and paired for one-on-one battles, with their teammates forming a circle around the combatants.
Think of a Sumo match with football pads.
"We had some championship bells going ding, ding, ding," said UW coach Bret Bielema, who opted for the drill to shake up practice. "We played Hell's Bells. The last two guys were Devin Smith against Jared Abbrederis on a little drive-block board.
Smith drove into Abbrederis, a redshirt freshman wide receiver, and drove him off the board.
"Devin walked him off the board and the place went nuts," Bielema said. "Devin went on to have the best week of practice he has had this year."
Smith then recorded a season-high five tackles in an 83-20 victory over Indiana. His biggest stop came with UW leading, 17-10, in the second quarter. The Hoosiers faced a third-and-10 from the UW 37 and defensive coordinator Dave Doeren went with a 4-2-5 scheme, with Smith as the third cornerback.
Smith held wide receiver Terrance Turner to a 4-yard gain, and the Hoosiers opted to attempt a 52-yard field-goal attempt. The kick was short, and UW then needed two running plays to drive for a touchdown. The rout was on.
"I was just reading my keys," Smith said. "I've gone against that play many times. So I knew I'd be there to make that play."
This has not been the best or easiest season for Smith.
His tackle total against the Hoosiers is almost one third of his season total (17). A 13-game starter last season, he has been a reserve for all 10 games.
The play of senior Niles Brinkley and junior Antonio Fenelus in camp was superior and they opened the season as starters. Their play has been steadily improving under first-year secondary coach Chris Ash.
Fenelus is third on the team in tackles with 50, including a team-high 38 solos. He has intercepted three passes, including one for a touchdown at Purdue.
Brinkley is tied for sixth on the team in tackles (36), has forced one fumble and has a team-high seven passes broken up.
"They are playing very confident," Doeren said, "and they're playing with good technique."
Smith, whose role this season has been the third cornerback in the 4-2-5 or 3-3-5, has endured more failure than success.
"It is unfortunate but I think throughout your career, at least for us in the secondary, each and every one of us have went through that year when things just didn't seem to come around," free safety Aaron Henry said after the victory over Indiana.
"I think for Antonio it was his freshman year. For me it was last year. For Devin it just happened to be this year. But he did a tremendous job today."
Both Michigan and Northwestern, UW's opponent in the regular-season finale, run a spread attack similar to Indiana's. If UW can get the Wolverines in long-yardage situations on second and third downs, Doeren likely will opt to use an extra defensive back.
That means Smith will be on the field and in the spotlight.
Smith acknowledged the transition from full-time player to reserve hasn't been easy yet he accepted responsibility for his struggles.
"You're not always out there so you can't get a complete feel for the receivers right away," he said. "But it doesn't matter. Once I'm out there I've got to key in and use my technique and that will help me."
Smith's best game came last week. His teammates and coaches need to see more.
"He knows there are going to be trials and tribulations but if you stay persistent eventually you're going to have success," Henry said. "And Devin, he's not going to give up.
"He made a statement and we have two more games. We're going to need everything we can out of our whole secondary."
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The leader of Lithuania's Jewish community supported a proposal to delay publishing the names of suspected Holocaust perpetrators out of concern for their families' reputation and privacy.
Faina Kukliansky, a former prosecutor and president of the Jewish Community of Lithuania, made this assertion following discussions in Lithuania on publishing a list of 1,000 names that historians from the state-owned Genocide and Resistance Research Center of Lithuania have spent years compiling.
The center's director, Terese Birute Burauskaite, said on Tuesday that her institution would publish the list this year in a book, but later said it would transfer the list to state prosecutors instead. "I have it complete," she said of the list, "but how will the families [of those named] react if this violates their rights, if their guilt is not proven? I will convey it to the prosecutors.
Burauskaite said she transferred a list with 2,055 to the government in 2012, but it was neither published nor used in criminal investigations. The center then eliminated more than 1,000 names from that list.
According to the Baltic News Service, Kukliansky supported Burauskaite's suggestion, explaining the degree of guilt of those named is not sufficiently clear. "It can lead to confusion," she said.
The issue of Lithuanian complicity during the Holocaust is divisive in Lithuania, where many consider nationalists who fought along Nazis heroes because of their actions against Russia. The discussion on the list came following the publication last week of a book on this subject by Efraim Zuroff, a Nazi-hunter and director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Israel office, and the best-selling author Ruta Vanagaite.
Zuroff has long accused the Lithuanian government of harboring war criminals and failing to confront wartime complicity.
Following Kukliansky's statement, Zuroff accused her of "selling out" and "switching over to the side of the government." Contacted by JTA, Kukliansky declined to answer questions, lest her words "be presented in another way" than intended.
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Fulham defender Paul Konchesky cried foul after last night's 2-1 defeat at Roma in the Europa League.
The Cottagers led 1-0 at half-time only to see substitute Erik Nevland receive a straight red card early in the second half, allowing Roma to come back.
Konchesky joined Nevland in the changing rooms late in the game after being handed his marching orders for a foul on Rodrigo Taddei.
"In the English Premier League those are not sending offs," Konchesky said to Press Association Sport.
"It completely changed the game, there's no doubt about that.
"It was a shame because we played a great first half and we deserved much more from this match.
"We dominated in the opening half and we showed we were better than Roma."
The result at the Stadio Olimpico marked Fulham's first defeat in the competition and saw them drop to third in Group E, two points behind the Italians with two games remaining.
Fulham host CSKA Sofia on December 3 before meeting group leaders Basel in Switzerland two weeks later.
Konchesky, who is set to miss the game against Sofia, knows his team's hopes of progressing to the next round in Europe have been hit with defeat.
"We still have two games left to play in the group," said Konchesky. "Now we must win both and hope that Roma slip.
"But it's going to be difficult as we now depend on the result of others.
"Obviously the team will have to overcome suspensions and that is an added complication."
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Alison Redford's Office Broke Law With Leaked Cell Bill: Privacy Commissioner
EDMONTON — Alberta's privacy commissioner says the office of former premier Alison Redford broke the law by using and leaking personal information about cabinet officials.
In August 2014, the cellphone bill of then deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk, as well as three other government officials, was leaked to the Edmonton Sun.
It showed Lukaszuk rang up more than $20,000 in international data roaming charges while on a personal trip to Poland and Israel in October 2012.
At the time, Lukaszuk was vying to become leader of the Progressive Conservative party.
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Privacy commissioner Jill Clayton says the documents were disclosed in an uncontrolled manner and contravened the Freedom of Information and Privacy Act.
Clayton says determining who in Redford's executive council leaked the information was outside the scope of her investigation.
"While it is arguable that the release of information about cellphone charges may have been in the public interest, it was leaked in an uncontrolled manner — nobody's privacy interests were considered,'' Clayton said in a news release Wednesday.
"Government needs to carefully consider its security arrangements for paper records and electronic systems to reduce the risk of another leak of what could possibly be more sensitive information.''
"While it is arguable that the release of information about cellphone charges may have been in the public interest, it was leaked in an uncontrolled manner — nobody's privacy interests were considered."
Lukaszuk said he feels vindicated and at least it's known where the leak came from.
"This speaks to the fact what will happen if you stand up to the premier's office, and how they will try to use any information they can against you at the most inopportune time knowing that I couldn't speak to any of it and I still can't because documents are court-sealed,'' Lukaszuk told Edmonton radio station CHED.
At the time the bill was leaked, Lukaszuk said a cabinet minister called him in distress. He said the minister told him violence was involved and police were on the way, so he stayed on the line with the person until officers came.
He said after documents were transmitted and a video conference was held, it was determined it was a personal matter involving the cabinet minister's sibling, and not work-related.
Lukaszuk said once the charges were discovered, his staff and executive council staff fought unsuccessfully with the service provider to have them reduced.
He apologized for the phone charges, saying it was "an urgent government legal matter'' that required his attention.
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A look at some of the troubles that surrounded former Alberta premier Alison Redford in her final months as a politician:
Dec. 10, 2013: Redford and an aide attend the memorial for former South African president Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg. She travels with Prime Minister Stephen Harper's delegation, but it is later revealed she spent $45,000 to get to Ottawa on a government plane and to get home early on a commercial flight for her new cabinet's swearing-in. Nova Scotia's premier made the trip for under $1,000.
Feb. 6, 2014: Confusion and finger-pointing over the Mandela trip continue as her office suggests bureaucrats kept her staff in the dark about cheaper flight options. Redford eventually apologizes, but refuses to pay back the money.
Feb. 19: Government records say Redford's executive assistant is billing Alberta taxpayers more than $200 a night to stay at one of Edmonton's ritziest hotels. Travel receipts posted online indicate Brad Stables has billed the province more than $9,000 to stay 42 nights at the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald since he assumed the job in the spring of 2013.
Feb. 28: Redford faces renewed accusations of extravagant travel over a government flight home from a Palm Springs vacation to attend former premier Ralph Klein's funeral. The cost of flying the government plane down empty and returning with Redford, her daughter and two bodyguards was $9,200.
March 4: Redford reveals that in the last 1 1/2 years she has flown her daughter Sarah and the girl's friends around on a government aircraft. She says she recognizes those trips were offside and has repaid the equivalent airfare, about $3,100. She also puts a stop to all out-of-province trips on government aircraft until she hears from the auditor general.
March 5: Redford says she knew she broke the rules by flying her daughter around on government planes at taxpayers expense, but says those policies need to be reviewed to better accommodate her family.
March 7: Redford's office says it will use $300,000 of a $1.2-million boost in its annual budget to hire more letter writers. Spokeswoman Neala Barton says the premier needs to respond better to the high volume of correspondence from Albertans.
March 11: Redford faces accusations she used a government plane for a party fundraiser in Grande Prairie.
March 12: Redford tries to stem a brewing caucus revolt by agreeing to pay back the $45,000 spent to fly to South Africa.
March 13: Calgary backbencher Len Webber says he's quitting caucus to sit as an Independent. He says Redford is disrespectful and has issues with uncontrolled anger. Redford's comment: "No reaction."
March 15: Redford meets with the PC party executive behind closed doors. She is taken to task and given an unspecified "work plan" to follow.
March 17: An associate minister in Redford's cabinet resigns her post and leaves the Tory caucus. Donna Kennedy-Glans, the member for Calgary Varsity, cites the inability to create change from within the party and a culture of entitlement as reasons for her departure, but does not criticize Redford by name.
March 19: Redford calls a news conference in the legislature rotunda to announce she is resigning as premier, but will stay on as a government backbencher.
March 23: Redford's resignation takes effect.
March 28: Documents released by the province reveal plans for a taxpayer-funded penthouse "premier's suite" on top of a government building being renovated near the legislature. The suite was to have bedrooms for Redford and her daughter, a shared bathroom, a powder room, a walk-in closet, a butler's pantry and dining, study and lounge areas. The plan for what became known as the "sky palace" were scrapped, but not before $173,000 was spent on design work. Documents also reveal Redford's inner circle are entitled to more than $1.3 million in severance.
April 14: The CBC reports on flight records that show the former premier took her daughter on 50 flights on government aircraft. Redford used government aircraft to fly with Sarah to Jasper, Alta., for two weekends, including one in June 2013 as southern Albertans were facing devastating floods. The records simply list "meetings with government officials."
April 26: Pictures circulate on Twitter of Redford dining and riding a bike in Palm Springs. She's criticized because she has yet to return to the legislature as the spring sitting continues.
May 5: Redford returns to the legislature for the first time as a backbencher. In a scrum with reporters, she declines to discuss issues that arose after she left.
June 26: Documents released by the province show that Redford had a travelling trip planner that billed $330,000 in expenses. For 20 months starting in the spring of 2012, staffer Michelle Tetreault travelled to China, India, Washington and Zurich to set up meetings.
July 29: The Opposition Wildrose calls for an RCMP investigation into Redford's use of government aircraft after the CBC reports that a leaked version of an auditor general's review said Redford's staff blocked others from flying on government planes so she could fly alone. The CBC says the review outlines how "false passengers" were booked in advance and then removed before printing the flight manifest. Redford denies any personal wrongdoing via Twitter.
Aug. 6: Redford resigns as a member of the legislature for Calgary Elbow, effective immediately. She says she accepts responsibility for all the decisions she made.
Aug. 6: Premier Dave Hancock says he wants the RCMP to review travel expenses and the use of government aircraft. He says he will ask his justice minister to refer the matter to the Mounties for any investigation they consider appropriate. Hancock says he is "extremely disappointed'' in Redford's actions.
Aug. 7: Auditor general Merwan Saher releases a report into Redford's expenses and use of government aircraft. He says Redford and her office used public resources inappropriately, and consistently failed to demonstrate that travel expenses were necessary and a reasonable use of taxpayer money. He points to an "aura of power" around the premier and her office and the perception that the influence of the office should not be questioned.
Aug. 8: Premier Dave Hancock sends Saher's report to the RCMP for investigation and says the government will implement the six recommendations made by auditor general.
Feb. 20, 2015: RCMP say their investigation has concluded and no charges will be laid.


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The organization Tuneles Obras Mineras S.A., belonging to the province of Asturias, country of Spain, focused on the preparation works sector, with legal inscription in Trade Register of Oviedo, is constituted as a company with "public limited company" as business entity type. The company has been visited lately seven times in the last three years from four different countries.
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Down From the Stars
So it begins - a story of haunts from other dimensions and a love that should never be inflicted on anyone. Part one of eight.
"I've allowed creatures from the true deep to feed on the edges of my soul. I've pledged allegiance to kings whose kingdoms will not exist for a thousand years. I have trod upon the corpses of deities. Anything you could offer me, I have gained and lost a hundred times before."
For as long as she had known the difference between fantasy and reality, he had watched her wish on fairies. Clasping her hands beneath the brightest of stars or surrounded by the thickest of flowering bushes, as though by praying with enough fervency she could bring those mystical creatures into her world. Her lips would move, most often in silence, but there were times when his heart tugged to hear her whisper the name of her deceased mother instead.
He had given her everything a girl of that age could want, all of the sweets, stories, and freedom to roam in the gardens. Still she seemed to linger on the periphery of that spoiled life, always trying to bring some unpredictable magic into its fold.
Perhaps what happened that night was a terrible coincidence. Or perhaps, at last, her voice had succeeded in reaching some power from beyond the pale. Either way, he found himself standing stricken as she knelt by her bedside in prayer.
The window which stood over it should have shown the infinity of the heavens, but in that moment, its glass was rendered opaque. Its frame had been nothing more than carved wood, yet it was glowing keen and white, as though lit by the unmitigated brilliance of the sun.
The shadows of her beautiful room were burned away, and a hand was forced over his eyes to shield them from the sight. Still he stood transfixed, without the will to turn or the breath to call out to her. Where his fear pounded in the same suffocating rhythm as his heart, hers seemed to be absent, serenity stilling her youthful features. Rising in the plentiful ruffles of her nightgown, reaching out an experimental hand to something that he could not see.
And then he could. Like a skeleton of silver filigree, electricity playing in some restless mockery of the human form. The light of the stars was brought to rest in its edges, and every shift of its frame provoked a tremendous moan from the air.
A nightmare in motion, and she did not flinch from it. Its abstract suggestion of a hand was extended to hers, meeting, passing into one another as easily as air and light. The same light which expanded a hundredfold in the moment's wake, dazzling him beyond all sense and observation for what felt like endless minutes. Calling her name as he stumbled blind, blinking at the halos and fog which continued to obscure his vision.
The world came back to him moment by moment, outlines and restored shadows. Her room was as it had been, but some instinctual part of him knew the change before he could glimpse it with his own eyes.
She was standing before him, but that posture did not belong to her. None of the tentative deference or childish glee with which she had regarded him in her different moods. Arms were crossed against her chest, but not in the thwarted sulkiness that had often accompanied his denial of her requests.
Judging, impassive. Regarding him as an equal despite her scant height, despite all that their relationship dictated. And her eyes no longer carried the murky grey of the mother on whom she'd often called.
Dark as a night robbed of its stars, brooding purple somewhere in those eternal depths. Those hands were slow to fall to her sides, and though faint, that movement was accompanied by the same groan of air and space.
He was a man of ironclad dictates and social graces, but what was to guide his reaction in that moment? All that he had been taught, all that he had puzzled out from the unrelenting world, abandoned him there. Matching his posture to hers, hands loose, staring in a silence that he could not begin to break. Her name hung on his parted lips, but he could not draw a breath deep enough to speak it.
Her eyes were the first to fall away, but the absence of their scrutiny was no relief. If anything, that darkness seemed to deepen when they were pointed elsewhere, scanning back and forth along the floorboards as though to find some answer there.
When they lifted back to him, he was frozen anew, as though standing on the edge of some impossible cavern. Every muscle tensed and unmoving in fear of the drop, pulse whining in his ears until the moment when it was interrupted by her voice.
The voice that had called him 'papa' so many times before, but was it really? A resonant undertone, a new depth, as though something intoned those same words in perfect time with her. Simple words, speaking his name and title as she would never have done on her own initiative.
"Doctor Silas Addison," it- she announced. She, damn it, it was his little girl who faced him in that alien way. Even if he could not push past the unprecedented fear to scoop her into his arms. "I do not knock on your door – I welcome myself across your threshold. I trust that the impropriety of this action will not harm any accord we may share in the future."
Each word of that assumption seemed to beat against his ears, to settle on him with greater weight. Crushing his chest, closing his fists as he consulted every shred of scientific knowledge and failed.
It was the stuff of tattered, shameful stories. Of tales told between children in the dark, or drunkards with more superstition and whiskey than good sense.
It was not a part of his world. In his world, everything was known by scale and measurement, scribed on clean pages and stored in shelves. Everything recorded and governed, or avoided if it could not be so. Nothing in that world which could invite itself through windows in the night and steal the voices of praying children.
"I-" How did he address the nonexistent? The dream from which he was still certain he would wake? Perhaps the way he would address any other stranger. "Who are you?"
She was raising a hand to her chest in indication, fingers splayed across the ruffled white. A simple movement, but in observation of it, all of his willpower was required to refrain from screaming. To refrain from reproaching, demanding that it loose its grip and flee through the window from whence it had come.
It could not have her. It couldn't, but...but it was only a dream, wasn't it? Something that couldn't happen in the world he knew so well. Dawn would return him to consciousness, to clarity, and she would be there to ask for strawberries with her breakfast.
The nightmare which spoke could not hold sway for long. "In a majority of worlds," it announced through her lips, "I am known as Gwyn. It is simple – it will do." A momentary frown crossed her face, that same hand lifted to wipe at the shadows beneath her eyes. "She has been crying."
His heart was crushing itself again, a puzzle assembled in his mind. The additional minutes she had taken in the washroom, the quavering voice in which she had insisted that she was fine. No doubt weeping for the lost mother again, and he had been elsewhere. Outside, wood and locks between them so that he could not put his arms around her.
He would be there in the morning, he promised himself. The vision which played out before him was only to remind him of how he had neglected her, and once it passed, its advice would be taken to heart.
"We buried her mother at the beginning of the year," he answered, hating his own frailty of tone. "She cries often."
Those hellish eyes, that nod of understanding. Again he was biting down on the urge to cry out in protest, reeling with each word that fell from his child's lips.
"Her understanding of death was partial," the vision mused, letting that hand fall loose again. "To her, it was nonexistence, a soul shredded into less than dust. She pillages my memories to discover the truth – it is a doorway, and in a place only one cosmic step away, her mother lives a different life. She will cry no more."
He would never have thought to be torn that way by simple words. Desperate to denounce it as a lie, to protect the sweet memories he had of the same buried woman. Still another part of him warmed to the concept, the idea that some aspect of her did not moulder and disintegrate in the earth. She could be elsewhere, and could know him still, even there.
"I don't understand," he answered at last, choking the words through an uncooperative throat. He had thought his grief emptied, exhausted in private, but the stranger's simple words had already teased it from hiding. "What are you? How have you come to be here?"
As though his daughter was no more than a puppet on strings, moving by impulses not her own. Turned toward the window, its view restored, the stars sparkling in their vastness beyond.
"I am a concept that ran free," it offered in cryptic response, "An idea brought forth by the universe itself. I came to be here through one of those cosmic steps, and your Andrea has agreed to house me during my visit. She is pleased with the knowledge that I have offered in return – through my recollections, she skips across the curve of dimensions. What of you, Doctor? Do you intend to protest our arrangement?"
He intended to wake, he intended to forget. In that moment, however, he found himself seized by the least welcome of thoughts.
What if it wasn't so? What if he was facing something that science had failed to name and quantify, a drastic misfortune that had stepped through his window from some unimaginable place?
The thought could not be entertained. His mind shrieked to conceive of it, and only when his hands began to ache did he realize how he had pressed his nails into his palms. It was a dream. It had to be, because he could not bear the alternative. He had scattered the first handful of dirt into his wife's grave not six months before, and he would break to see something else looking out from behind the eyes of his daughter.
He had intended to entertain the creature, to let it have its time for speaking and being. No harm in letting it have that brief reign, somewhere in the depths of his unconscious mind.
But its words were beating against his heart like hot hammers, and he would not abide its presence there any longer. "Of course I do," he confirmed, with greater fervency than any dream deserved. "She is my daughter. I would have her here with me, whole and healthy." He had intended to follow those words with a commanding shout, the insistence that the nightmare depart and brighten their windows no more. On the verge, however, pragmatism demanded that he reconsider.
His daughter could be harmed by its actions, and there was no telling what might provoke its offence. Though his objections could not be held inside, they could be voiced in a civil manner. "What," he questioned the unwelcome presence, "Would convince you to leave her be?"
He would never have thought to see such disapproval in her face, such dark conviction. Turned toward him again, punishing his heart with its intensity.
"If her well-being is your concern," the nightmare advised him, "You will allow me to reside in her for as long as we are both satisfied with the arrangement. In me, she is glimpsing the secrets for which your science will strive over the coming centuries. If that opportunity is torn from her, do you expect that her mind will ever recover? Or will you doom her to a life of discontent, wondering what else she may have learned from our association? You are the scientist – could you abide such a missed chance?"
No. No, if someone else had offered him such an opportunity, there was so much that he would have sacrificed to achieve it. But that was different, different in so many ways. He could not reach out to her when her eyes shone back at him in such a way. He could not confirm that she was as awed as the visitor said, could not be sure of her happiness until he heard its melody in her voice alone.
"She is no scientist," he argued against the adamant stranger, words choked from a chest that would hardly allow them. "She is a child. She needs her- her toys and sweets, her studies, her tales of fairies. She needs her home and father, not- not free reign in the memories of some passing demon." In speaking so, he could almost convince himself of the fact, enough so to voice his next words with conviction. "Give her back to me."
That disapproval only deepened, harboured in the dizzying void that had become of her eyes. Again the nightmare was silent for a span of seconds, as though consulting with the child it had taken from him.
"She is not yours to take or have," it informed him in the end. "She is satisfied with our arrangement, and understands its ramifications. I will not rescind that agreement at your request."
His body was crushing him from the inside, returning that anguished whine to his ears as he recovered his voice. "Then- then why did you ask whether I approved?"
"I never did," the visitor countered without a moment missed. "I asked whether you intended to protest. I did not promise any action according to your answer."
It was true, wasn't it? Playing the conversation through his mind, suffocating despite the abundance of air.
He had to take hold of himself. It could still be a dream, and he would feel foolish for giving it such sway over his emotions. Everything would be sensible once the sun rose. Only by clinging to that fact could he find the breath and composure to reply.
"At the very least," he sought to placate the stranger, "She must still have the proper care – the sort that she receives here. She was about to go to bed." Had to silence the creature. Had to keep it in one place until dawn could shed some sensibility on the situation.
Relief poured over him in waves when it ducked her head in curt concession. "She is tired," it agreed, with the detachment that made him feel most like dying inside. "Though before retiring, she would benefit from another glass of water."
He was going to pieces inside. The request was too simple, too much like hers, though delivered in all of the wrong words. He was stepping back toward the room's open door like a machine set to perform a single task, and those dark eyes remained on his face until the angle of the hallway separated them from sight.
Only then did he press his back to the wall, hands to its cold solidity, shaking with the need to feel something real and known. The tears that he'd failed to exhaust were spilling down his cheeks, and his lips worked over the same feverish prayers that had occupied her for hours in the garden.
Though they were brought to a far different conclusion. Let it end – let sunlight bring normalcy to his home. It was the only outcome that he could abide.


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Men will never understand the things that women have to put up with. Society and culture aside, even the very nature of human anatomy gives women the short stick, and from puberty onwards, their bodies, while beautiful, can be unpredictable, painful, and confusing.
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My prayers are with you and your family. Talk with the Man Upstairs and he will comfort you.
This is a discussion on Need your good thoughts. within the Bob & Terry's Place forums, part of the The Back Porch category; My Great Aunt has been given 24-48 hrs. Her kidneys have ceased functioning and now it's the waiting game. My Aunt is the last Matriarch ...
My Great Aunt has been given 24-48 hrs. Her kidneys have ceased functioning and now it's the waiting game.
My Aunt is the last Matriarch of my mothers side. I can't remember any bad times with her.
Thank you all
Blessings be upon you all.
"Without fear there can be no Courage!"
My prayers are with you and your family. Talk with the Man Upstairs and he will comfort you.
Sometimes in life you have to stand your ground. It's a hard lesson to learn and even most adults don't get it, but in the end only I can be responsible for my life. If faced with any type of adversity, only I can overcome it. Waiting for someone else to take responsibility is a long fruitless wait.
My prayers are with you. I went through that process with my Dad.
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Good thoughts and well wishes always given. Kidney failure in the very elderly is usually the result of other complex medical issues; heart failure, diabetes, neurological and endocrine issues. Her time has come. When the inevitable happens cherish the good memories and try to get past the emotionally draining events of the present last few days.
Hang tough and be a source of support for her direct descendants, your cousins, if any.
The most important thing now is to be with her and provide comfort.
I'll add this to my DC list.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Prayers sent for you and your family.
Don't believe what you hear and only half of what you see!
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The hardest part is that she is in NJ while I'm in TN. Two of my brothers are there. Without a job I'm stuck here. There is no memory I have of her that is not a good one.
Thank you all again for your thoughts and prayers.
"Without fear there can be no Courage!"
Prayers sent for you and your aunt.
Prayes and good thoughts sent, god bless.
Prayers sent ,God bless and keep you and yours .
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Prayin' bro!
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Best wishes to you and the family.
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My Aunt has had a feeding tube inserted and seems to be responding to the anti-biotics. She has been upgraded from 24-48 hrs to 1 week.
Thank you all for your Prayers and Good thoughts.
I know her parents and brothers and sisters are waiting for her arrival. But she seems tougher then any other WAC I ever meet.
Blessing upon all who've been here with me.
"Without fear there can be no Courage!"