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Villa Semi-detached, 2 floors, separate entrance, in a charming property
from £97/Night (rates)
from 1 to 12 people 10 adults, 2 children
4 bedrooms
5 roomsLiveable floor area : 1,940 Sq.ft.
Ground surface : 3,300 Sq.ft.
4 bedrooms
5 roomsLiveable floor area : 1,940 Sq.ft.
Ground surface : 3,300 Sq.ft.
- View : Unobscured, sea/ocean, garden/park, meadow, village, nightlights
- Children welcome
- Setting : Seaside, Calm
- Windsurfing spots at 990'
- Golf, Thalasso, Festival, Fishing
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Assets Villa
Parking : Parking uncovered : 3 off road.
Interior Villa with View: unobscured, sea/ocean, garden/park, ...
Receive up to : from 1 to 12 person(s) (10 adults, 2 children)
Liveable floor area : 1,940 Sq.ft.
Interior layout : 5 Room(s), 4 bedroom(s), 4 bathroom, 4 shower room, 4 WC, living room, Kitchen Area, dining area, cosy nook
Sleeps - bed(s) : 4 double bed(s), 1 sofa bed(s) 2 pers, 1 folding bed(s) 1 pers, 1 sofa bed(s) 1 pers
Guest facilities : Fireplace, T.V., book collection, t.v points, wardrobe, hair dryer, fly screens, partly air conditioned, Curtains
Appliances : Crockery/cuttlery, kitchen utensils, cafetiere, toaster, juicer, gas cooker, oven, micro-wave oven, refridgerator, freezer, dish washer, washing machine, iron, ironing board
Exterior Holiday lettings in Setting: seaside, calm
Ground surface : 3,300 Sq.ft.
Outside accommodation : Gazebo
Outside setting : Garden 3,300 Sq.ft.
Outside amenities : BBQ, garden table(s), 10 garden seat(s), 6 sun recliner(s), outside shower facilities
Rates Calendar Availability Holiday lettings in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena
Seasons & Availability Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena
Rates Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena
(Minimum Night)
Season Night Weekend week 2 weeks Month
Low season - - £1007* - -
Mid season - - £1511* - -
High season - - £2183* - -
Festive specials£294* (3) - £1511* - -
Promotional period£193* (3)£462*£672* - -
ServiceFrequencyIncluded / SuppliedSupplementRates
Sheets1 X / per week£8
Towels1 X / per week£7
Beach towels1 X / per week£4
Cleaning on departure£134
Airport transfers
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Children welcome
Pets accepted under certain conditions (ask the owner)
Mobile telephone network coverage
Personal transport advisable
Water : hot/cold
Local voltage supply : 110-120V / 60Hz
Electricity supply : individual generator
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Reservation :
Payment made upon reservation : 30% of rental sum
Payment balance : on handing over the keys
Deposit required : £420*
rentals :
Service charges to be added
Cleaning charge levy on departure : £168*
Anticipated supplement for : animals, supplementary bed(s), firewood
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Bank transfer (wire)
Leisure, Surroundings, Location House 28729
Specific activities on site or less than 5 km/ 3 miles :
GOLF Province of Cagliari
FISHING Sardinia
THALASSO Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena
FESTIVAL Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena
Leisure activities less than 20 km / 12 miles : Bathing, snorkelling, scuba diving, surfing, windsurfing, sailing, kite surfing, canoeing, golf, fishing
Supervised : Sailing school, dive school
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, discotheque, restaurant, cinema, open air summer cinema, karaoke, park and garden, leisure park, museum, theatre, summer theatre, opera house, festivals, antiques & bric-a-brac, local craftshop, cellar and wine tasting, racecourse, thalassotherapy centre, health farm, beauticians, Bio farm
SurroundingsSeaside - Province of Cagliari
Locality :
Ice skating rink at 3mi.
Sandy beach
Public swimming pool at 1.25mi.
Public tennis court at 0.5mi.
18 hole golf course at 1.5mi.
Windsurfing spots at 990'
Surfing spots at 990'
Watersports centre at 990'
Slipway at 0.5mi.
Amenities :
Village centre at 0.3mi.
Town centre at 4.5mi.
Bus stop / bus station at 990'
Bike/mountain bike hire
Car rental
Boat rental at 0.62mi.
Scuba diving material hire
Household linens for hire/laundry services
Breadshop at 0.3mi.
Local shops at 1.85mi.
Supermarket at 0.5mi.
Hairdressing salon at 0.3mi.
Internet cafe at 4.5mi.
Post office at 0.3mi.
Bank at 4.5mi.
Chemist at 0.3mi.
Doctor at 4.5mi.
Hospital at 4.5mi.
Location AccessVilla Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena
via mar ligure
09046 Flumini di Quartu Sant'ElenaSardinia
GPS coordinates of accommodation
Latitude 39°12'57"N
Longitude 9°17'3"E
Access routes Stella di Mare
at 12.5mi. / 20min.
Motorway (junction) carlo felice 131
Quartu Sant'Elena, Province of Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy
at 18.5mi. / 30min.
Airport Cagliari Elmas
Cagliari, Province of Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy
at 186mi. / 3h 30min.
Sea port Olbia Isola Bianca
Olbia, Province of Olbia-Tempio, Sardinia, Italy
Towns close by
Torre delle Stelle (9mi.)
Quartu Sant'Elena (4.5mi.)
Villasimius (15.5mi.)
Close to Su Casteddu, Porto di Sinzias, Monte Eccas, Bruncu Funtana Ona, Punta Spinosa, Punta Rossa, Scoglio Sant'Elmo, Riu Spigulu, Punta d'Agumu, Bruncu Bingia Arrubia, Punta Moitzus, Monte Genis, Bruncu Marongiu, Monte Urpino, Capo Sant'Elia, Bruncu Cani Prandiu, Monte is Pauceris Mannu, Riu San Giorgio, Porto Foxi, Bruncu Mureddu, Cuccuru Matta Masonis
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Façade, Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena - Advert 28729 @cc
Outside accommodation, Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena - Advert 28729 @cc
General, Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena - Advert 28729 @cc
View from the living room, Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena - Advert 28729 @cc
The house, Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena - Advert 28729 @cc
Sea/ocean, Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena - Advert 28729 @cc
Interior, Villa in Flumini di Quartu Sant'Elena - Advert 28729 @cc
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Research repeatedly suggests a number of positive health benefits associated from a regular, controlled intake of coffee including lower blood pressure, reduced levels of blood fats, hey the caffeine may even promote fat burning but these benefits come from the coffee, not the 500ml of milk, sugar and syrup far too many of us add to our morning and mid-morning coffee ritual each day. A constant stream of sugar that comes from the milk when you enjoy a large or jumbo sized coffee is not only a nightmare from a calorie perspective but studies have also shown that feeding the body with a constant stream of sugar, even if it is milk sugar can result in fat deposits in the liver even in as short a time period as 24 hours. This means that if you suck on milk based coffees for many hours each day, it is going to be very to control your weight and in particular lose it. There is nothing wrong with enjoying a cup or two of coffee each day but the way you take your coffee and timing of when you enjoy it is crucial to control your appetite, caffeine intake, insulin (the hormone that can make you fat) and glucose levels as well as your calorie intake. Ideally the body needs at least 2-3 hours without food in between meals which means that milk coffees including flat whites, capps and lattes need to be enjoyed with a meal or mid-morning or afternoon snack, not as an extra. And most importantly, my favourite mantra is, "no one needs a large coffee', super-sized coffee cups equate to a small meal worth of calories and are indeed often the reason that people cannot lose weight, particularly when downing two of these each day and then sitting for 10-12 hours straight. This means that if you grab a coffee in between a meal or mid meals, your best option is to choose black or herbal tea, or if you must have coffee, black coffee. This way you still get the caffeine hit and other potential benefits of the coffee without the calories. Keep in mind though, that drinking nothing but coffee day in day out is unlikely to be doing any favours for your nervous system or sleep habits. If you are an excessive coffee drinker, try and cut back just a little. Ideally adults should aim for less than 300mg of caffeine each day, which equates to 2-3 cups of coffee along with 2-3 cups of tea each day. And then there is the question that remains, so which coffee order do I think is best? Here is a nutritional run down so that you can make your own decision as to be honest I do not care, drink what you enjoy as long as it is a small! Please note: All values are based on a small serve = 220ml. Flat White: A shot of espresso with 2 parts steamed milk. 120cal and 7 grams of fat. Swapping to skim milk will reduce the calories to 70 cal and almost no fat. Latte: A shot of espresso with 2 parts frothed milk. Similar nutritional content to a full fat flat white with 120cal and 7 grams of fat with just 70cal and no fat for a small sized skim milk based serve. Cappuccino: A shot of espresso with 1/3 milk and 1/3 froth, slightly lower in calories than a Latte or Flat white with 110 cal and 6 grams of fat with full cream milk but with a slightly lower calcium content than both a Latte and Flat White as a cappuccino contains slightly less milk. Macchiato: A shot of coffee with a dash of milk – will contain just 13 or 18 calories depending on whether the milk added is skim or full cream. The risk with this form of coffee is that many will add sugar, which will add 15 calories per teaspoon. Piccolo Latte: A mini version of a Latte with just 45 calories with full cream milk or 25 if you go for skim. A great option for those who enjoy the taste of coffee and who do not need the extra milk and calories. Mocha: A Latte with an extra shot of chocolate syrup added. Contains significantly more carbohydrates and calories than the average coffee with 160 calories and 6g of fat for a full cream version or 100 calories and virtually no fat for the skim milk version. Soy Latte: A latte made using soy milk instead of dairy milk. Many soy based coffees are made using full fat soy milk which can bump up the calories. A small will give you 3g of fat and 80 calories. Chai Latte: While it may appear to be a 'healthy choice' the good old Chai powder found at many coffee shops is packed with sugar. A small chai will give you 130 calories, 2g of fat but an extra 20g or 4 teaspoons of sugar. Long black: Next to the macchiato, a long black is a favourite for coffee lovers with a shot of espresso slightly diluted with hot water. At 4 cal per serve, minus any milk and sugar, one or two of these will keep both your love of coffee and diet on track. 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Stephen Garff Marriott, EVP/Culture at Marriott, Dies at 54
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BETHESDA, MD—Stephen Garff Marriott, EVP for Culture at Marriott International, the global hotel company founded by his grandparents in 1927, passed away on Sunday, June 23, after a prolonged battle with a degenerative mitochondrial disease. He was 54 years old.
In his most recent role, he led Marriott Worldwide Business Councils and was responsible for perpetuating Marriott's core values and culture throughout the company.
His father, Marriott International Executive Chairman J.W. "Bill" Marriott Jr., said, "Stephen was an inspiration to us every day as he struggled with a challenging disease that cost him his eyesight and hearing, and he never complained. He came to work right until the end to champion the values that his grandparents established when they opened their first root beer stand. Stephen was convinced that our Marriott culture was our greatest competitive advantage. His wife and children will remember his ability to find joy and happiness, despite his daily hardships."
Marriott's career with the company spanned 38 years, beginning in 1975, when he worked at the Bethesda, MD, Roy Rogers restaurant as a cook. During college, he worked in various positions, ranging from front desk and housekeeping to banquets, marketing and accounting.
After graduation from Brigham Young University in 1983, with a bachelor of arts in English, he earned a master's degree in business administration from Arizona State University.
In 1985, Marriott became a Sales Manager at the Mountain Shadows Marriott Resort and Golf Club in Scottsdale, AZ. He worked his way up through sales and hotel operations and became general manager of the Bethesda Marriott Hotel in 1991.
In 1993, he became director of Resort Marketing at Marriott corporate headquarters here and held various positions as a VP/brand and marketing. In 2000, he became SVP/culture and lodging sales recruiting and was an instructor in Marriott's sales schools. He was appointed to his current position as EVP/culture in 2006.
Since 1996, Stephen chaired Marriott's Worldwide Business Councils, which promotes company culture, community service and public policy. In May 2013, he received the Business Councils' top award, which was named the Stephen G. Marriott Leadership Award in his honor. Other company awards included The Culture and Sales Achievement Award and The J. Willard Marriott Award of Excellence.
Marriott was an Eagle Scout and served on the National Capital Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America. The Scout's dining hall at Camp Snyder was named for him.
He served on various boards representing people with disabilities. He was on the board of directors for the American Foundation for the Blind, which named him a recipient of the Helen Keller Achievement Award in 2008. He also served on the board of directors of the American Speech, Hearing and Language Association Foundation, and the National Institutes of Deafness and Communication Disorders. He served on the board of trustees for Hospice Caring and on the board of advisors for the D.C. College Access Program.
Until his death, Stephen served on The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Board and on the board of the Marriott Foundation for People with Disabilities.
Stephen was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and his interests included church, family, BYU sports and teaching.
He is survived by his wife, Juliana Baughman Marriott, and their children Stephen Blake; Jennifer and her husband, Bob Jackson; Ashley and her husband, Spencer Samuelian; five grandchildren; his parents, Bill and Donna Marriott; his brothers, John and David; and his sister Debbie Marriott Harrison.
Marriott will be waked at Gawler's Funeral Home, 5130 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Washington, D.C., at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, June 26. A funeral service will be held at noon on Thursday, June 27 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 9900 Stoneybrook Drive, Kensington, MD.
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Cottage in Framfield, near Uckfield, East Sussex - Peaceful, Rural Location with Views
Charming, large, self-catering cottage, awarded 4 stars by English Tourist Board. Set in the owner's grounds with wonderful rural views and walks in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Situated on a quiet country road between Buxted and Framfield, the property has its own driveway, private garden with lawns, flowerbeds and courtyard outside the kitchen with seating and a gas BBQ. The cottage is furnished to a high standard with original artwork throughout and modern conveniences, yet still retains its charm and old character. The spacious cottage sleeps 8 with fireplaces, an Aga, four bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and two sitting rooms, which make it extremely comfortable for one or two families or large groups. There are many historic houses and beautiful gardens to visit in the area, as well as charming country pubs. In addition, the cottage is perfectly located for visits to Glyndebourne, the coast and the historic towns of Tunbridge Wells, Brighton and Rye.
About the Owner
Guestbook comments from the owner
"'Really enjoyed our stay in this wonderful cottage. Thanks for everything. Great location. Would recommend this to others" The Smiths
"Thanks for making the cottage so welcoming, brilliant for friends - great table" Mel and friends
"It's a beautiful house and we had a great holiday, thank you" Lecompte family
Guestbook comments from the owner
"'Really enjoyed our stay in this wonderful cottage. Thanks for everything. Great location. Would recommend this to others" The Smiths
"Thanks for making the cottage so welcoming, brilliant for friends - great table" Mel and friends
"It's a beautiful house and we had a great holiday, thank you" Lecompte family
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Activity and Interests
The beaches of the South Coast are approximately 15 miles away. Eastbourne and Brighton being some of the closest.
Heathrow airport approximately 1hr 30 mins
Gatwick airport approximately 45 mins
Dover approximately 2 hrs
Newhaven approximately 30 mins
A car is essential when staying
Framfield village and pub 2 miles
Uckfield, a small town, with supermarket, shops and cinema is 3 miles
Tunbridge Wells is 15 miles
Brighton is 18 miles
Further Details:
The cottage is ideally situated to visit many National Trust houses and gardens, Bodiam and Leeds Castles, Rudyard Kipling's house, Batemans, Sissinghurst and Great Dixter. Ideal for visiting Glyndebourne and close to the historic towns of Brighton, Royal Tunbridge Wells, Lewes and Rye, and the seaside town of Eastbourne. There are many great walks close by, the Weald Way is adjacent and the South Downs Way and walks along the South Downs are only 30 mins away. There are many award winning pubs in the area, some within walking distance. The Blackboys Inn is one of The Times top 50 al fresco pubs and The Griffin in Fletching has been voted one of the country's top 50 gastropubs. In addition, London is easily accessible by direct train taking just 1.15 mins, from the local station five minutes away.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
50% deposit is required to hold the booking with the remainder due on arrival. Cheques or direct bank transfer are required. Credit cards are not accepted.
Changeover Day:
Preferred changeover Saturdays, although flexible
Notes on prices:
Longer rentals are also available at reduced prices. Contact owner for price and availability.
Christmas period = £1250 per week
New Year period = 3 night minimum let at £1000
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 50% refund for cancellations more than 30 days before check-in date.
- 100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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Property Type
- cottage
- Family
- Historic
- Tourist Attractions
- Fireplace
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room ...
- Parking
- Towels Provided
- Tumble Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Coffee Maker ...
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Games
- Stereo
- Television
- Video Library
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- rural
- autumn foliage
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- playground
- pond
- restaurants
- theme parks
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- horse riding
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- fly fishing
- golf
- hiking
- hunting
- swimming
- tennis
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure
- Toilet 1 - Toilet
- Shower room 1 - Shower Enclosure
- Bathroom 2 - Shower Enclosure
- Large family bathroom with bath, wc, separate shower with power shower and sink Walk-in shower room with power shower and sink Downstairs cloakroom with wc and sink
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed, 1 Cot
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Double Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 2 Single Bed
- Bedroom 4 - 2 Single Bed
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 8 (4 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Master bedroom with king sized bed, fitted wardrobe and colour TV with DVD Second bedroom has a large double bed, fitted wardrobe and colour TV Bedroom 3 has twin antique iron beds and fitted wardrobe Bedroom 4 has twin beds All bedrooms have views
- Terrace
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- Barbecue
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 8
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- children welcome
- Notes on accommodation: A travel cot, high chair and stair guard are provided. Outside: Large private garden with lawn and flower beds. Patio area and courtyard outside kitchen. Picnic table, small table and seating for 8 people. BBQ. Private driveway with parking for 2 vehicles. Utility Room: Separate fridge/freezer Clothes dryer Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: High quality towels and linen are included, the property is cleaned and towels etc are changed on departure of guests. A change of linen and towels is provided for longer stays. Other: The dining hall has a slate floor and large pine table with seating for 10 people.


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Almost a week after the first presidential debate, Big Bird is still influencing the presidential race. President Obama's campaign released an ad on Tuesday that characterized Romney's perception of Big Bird as an "enemy" and a "big, yellow menace to our economy."
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31834 Virginia Way, Laguna Beach, CA 92651
- $2,700
- 2+ Years on site
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- Single Family Home
Furnished rental located in South Laguna Beach. One bedroom, one bathroom cozy beach cottage. Newly remodeled, fresh paint, beam ceilings, light and bright, wood floors throughout, brick fireplace, built in wardrobes in master bedroom, private balcony off front of the home where you can sit and enjoy sunsets. Experience cool ocean cross breezes from the living room. Walking distance to thousand steps beach and festival shuttle stop.
- Year Built: 1953
- 2+ Years on site
- Single Family Home
- Beds: n/a
- Baths: n/a
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- Architecture
- Cottage
- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $554,010
- Tax Amount
- $6,764
- Last Transaction Date
- 09/06/2013
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $535,000
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bedrooms
- 1
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Rooms
- 3
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 419
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 1,400
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.03
- Year Built
- 1953
- Units
- 1
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Nearby Elementary Schools
- Anneliese's School
- 21542 Wesley Dr
- South Shores Christian Preschool
- 32712 Crown Valley Pkwy
- Monarch Bay Montessori Academy
- 32920 Pacific Coast Hwy
Nearby Middle Schools
- St Catherine Of Siena Parish School
- 30516 Coast Hwy
- St Anne School
- 32451 Bear Brand Rd
- Laguna Niguel Jr Academy
- 29702 Kensington Dr
Nearby High Schools
- Laguna Niguel Jr Academy
- 29702 Kensington Dr
- Dana Hills High School
- 33333 Golden Lantern St
- Laguna Beach High School
- 625 Park Ave
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"On the first night of the bombing, the Israeli navy shelled Beach Camp to the north, firing explosives into a thickly populated refugee camp that had no weapons to return fire. A few blocks inland, members of my team taught their children to dance to the peculiar backbeat of naval fire, to distract them from their fear. The colleagues living nearest me wanted to leave their families, to pick me up and shelter me in their homes," writes Marilyn Garson, who worked for Mercy Corps and UNRWA in Gaza between 2011 and 2015, where she lived through two wars. Read her incredible memoir of that tumultuous time, which included her coming to understand her connection to Judaism while under fire from Israeli warplanes.
Tag Archives: Gaza
Everyone shares the blame in Gaza electricity crisis
The two generators of Gaza's sole power plant stopped operating Jan. 6 due to a severe fuel shortage. For most residents, that means most areas are receiving power for a mere three hours in between 12-hour blackouts. Who and what is to blame is a subject of many dark jokes and frustration—sometimes breaking into protests and arrests. Most residents in Gaza, however, place a large share of the blame on feuding political leaders.
Life in six words
"For sale: Gazan passport, never used." If you had to sum up life in six words, what would you write? Here's what Palestinian refugees in Gaza and Lebanon are saying.
Palestinians shrug their shoulders as Americans eagerly anticipate election results
A new poll shows most Arabs, and especially Palestinians, think Hillary Clinton will be no better for the region than Donald Trump. "I just feel like Americans aren't choosing between the lesser of two evils, but the quieter of two evils," says 15-year-old Amera Abunada, a Palestinian writer now living in Turkey.
Report: Recent rise in deportations result of Israeli strategy to stifle solidarity with Palestinians
A Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor analysis of UN data show that a recent surge in reports of deportations of individuals attempting to transit through Israel to work with Palestinians is apparently the result of an official strategy implemented by the Israeli government beginning in January of this year.
Emad Khalil's story as a Gazan worker in Israel
Gaza-based writer Mohammed Saleem writes, "Skin tanned and hands calloused from working forty-two years under the sun, Emad Khalil, a sixty-one year old retired laborer, sits in front of me. For thirty of those years, he worked in Israel. His story documents a tremendous change in attitude and policy towards Palestinian freedom of movement, employment opportunities, healthcare, and relations between Palestinians and Israelis."
American basketball coach devotes his time to disabled in Gaza
In the aftermath of successive Israeli onslaught waged on the Gaza Strip, the number of Palestinians with physical disabilities drastically increased. Gaza journalist Isra El-Namy covers American coach Jess Markt's visit to Khan Younis as he trains disabled Palestinians to play basketball and train for future tournaments.
After 68 years of Nakba, is coexistence still possible?
Mohammed Alhammami recalls stories he heard growing up of Jews, Muslims and Christians living alongside each other in historic Palestine as one people, not divided factions. But he wonders what about now? Can Jews and Palestinians (Christians and Muslims alike) really coexist in the Holy Land, after 68 years of Nakba?
How I discovered what Phil Ochs thought about Israel
Legendary protest singer Phil Ochs, who died 40 years ago, updated "Love Me I'm A Liberal" in 1971 to call out "the arming of Israel."
From Gaza to the Corries, with love
Mohammed Alhammami writes a letter to Cindy and Craig Corrie on the anniversary of their daughter Rachel's death, "Thank you, Mr. and Ms. Corrie, for sharing Rachel with us. I know for a fact she has changed many people's lives, in Palestine and elsewhere. I know she changed mine. May her memory be forever engraved in our hearts."
Gazans remember Rachel Corrie on the 13th anniversary of her death
Writers in the We Are Not Numbers program talk about Rachel Corrie on the thirteenth anniversary of her death.
Suicides on the rise in Gaza
What happens when a person is forced to struggle for years without enough money to support his family, and there is no way out?
Explaining to an Israeli Zionist why Palestinians are upset
Mohammed Alhammami shares the conversation he would like to have with an Israeli soldier who does not understand why Palestinians would be upset. The answer can be explained in one word: "occupation."
Mental health in Gaza: a subterranean malaise
Too much idle time, too many memories of too many wars and scholarships lost due to the blockade have triggered a collective depression in Gaza.
Tolstoy's War and Peace . . . and Palestine
On a recent September evening, two groups of culturally curious people, separated by countries and borders, virtually gathered together for art and social justice. At Said Al-Mishal Establishment for Culture and Science, Gaza's Theatre for Everybody performed a short version of Tolstoy's classic "War and Peace." Simultaneously, on the other side of the world at London's Az Theatre, a group of British and international supporters gathered to watch a previously recorded version of the same performance. The play was centered on two themes: condemning war and denouncing dictatorship.
Health Under Occupation: Constraints on access to healthcare in the Palestinian Territories
The Israeli occupation is the chief structural barrier to quality healthcare for Palestinians—it has exacerbated existing inequities in the population and has given rise to a host of issues unique to this devastating political reality. The structural aspects of the occupation —political, economic, and social— collectively mitigate access to quality health care for Palestinians in Gaza, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. Healthcare is not just measured in mortality statistics or disease prevalence. National health systems are highly influenced by the political climate surrounding them, and as Norwegian physician and activist Mads Gilbert puts it, "Medicine and politics are Siamese twins."
From Gaza to Oxford: persistence triumphs over tyranny
18 students in Gaza who were supposed to travel to study in Malaysia, Turkey, Jordan and Germany have been prevented from doing so. Said al-Yacoubi was one of the lucky ones.
We must target our politicians' 'cowardice' in the face of war crimes –Trevor Hogan's impassioned speech in Dublin
An amazing speech on the Day of Rage Saturday August 9 in Dublin. Trevor Hogan is a former rugby forward in Ireland who participated in the Gaza flotilla and has assumed a prominent role in Palestinian solidarity in his country. Here he calls out the "cowardice" of the Irish government and the members of the Israel […]
Hamas has agreed to a ceasefire, says senior Palestinian official (Updated)
Update (7/16/14): Yesterday we reported Hamas had accepted a ceasefire with Israel based on a source within the PLO. As of right now a ceasefire has not gone into effect and The Guardian is reporting that Hamas has officially rejected the Egyptian cease fire proposal. While we stand behind the reporting of what were told, […]
State Dept puts American seal of approval on latest Israeli-initiated round of violence
Notes from the cells
Nine women are sitting in the backroom of the Egyptian border control waiting the twelve hours before we will be deported. We had come to Cairo to join a delegation of 100 women from around the world invited to meet the women in Gaza in solidarity on International Women's Day. Each of us was snatched […]
Remembering Dr. Eyad el Sarraj, 1943-2013
Dr. Eyad el Sarraj, who died on December 17 at the age of 70 and is being buried today in the Gaza Strip, was intimately acquainted with trauma and what cycles of violence do to the human psyche and society. The founder of the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme in 1990, he made helping people […]
Gaza forum showcases youth creativity despite crippling blockade
Gaza proves its creativity everyday. The besieged region has never bowed down to the confines of a brain-sapping blockade complete with crippling closures, meager resources and traumatic experiences of war. Many Gaza youths transcend all of these odds with their dreams, where the stars of hope light up their minds. But how could the youth […]
A day in the sun for Gaza, or more of the same?
With the news that the UN General Assembly has voted 138-9 to accept Palestine as a "non-member observer state," fireworks erupted and horns honked in Gaza. Finally, Palestinians were feeling as if they were having their day in the sun. First, Israel ended its latest attack – which some believe should be re-named "Operation Pillar […]
4 myths about the Israeli attack on Gaza
As Israel continues to pound the Gaza Strip, and factions within the beleaguered territory retaliate as best they can, there are many myths and stereotypes dominating mainstream media coverage, and many conversations. Here are a few of the most common misunderstandings: Myth: Hamas started the round of fighting that led to Israel's "Operation Pillar of […]


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The apparent motive for gunning down the couple in their country cottage was the republican connections of some members of their family. The killings were immediately followed by appeals from religious and community leaders for no retaliation.
The dead couple have been named as Charlie and Teresa Fox, who lived near Moy and were aged 63 and 53 respectively. They were shot dead on Sunday night, but their bodies were not discovered until yesterday morning by their two daughters.
A nurse called to the scene said she found Mrs Fox in the kitchen dressed in outdoor clothes, and her husband in the next room in his nightclothes. A car believed to have been used by the killers was found burnt out about a mile away late on Sunday.
On 28 August a son of the dead couple, Patrick Daniel Fox, 23, was jailed for 12 years when he admitted possessing a 1,250lb (567kg) bomb. A previous court hearing was told the RUC believed he had been a member of an IRA team in continental Europe.
Kevin McKearney, who was a son-in-law of the Foxes, was shot dead in his father's butcher's shop in Moy last August. Two of his brothers were killed while on IRA 'active service', one of them shot dead by the SAS in the Loughgall ambush in 1987.
The Foxes lived in a district which is religiously mixed, and were known to both sides as a staunch republican family. Their connection with the McKearneys strengthened this reputation, and such a web of family connections may have been enough to satisfy extreme loyalists that the Foxes were fair game for murder.
The immediate suspects for the killings will be a loyalist gang based in the Lurgan and Portadown areas of Co Armagh, who have shown no compunction in the past about shooting uninvolved Catholics, including women. The burnt-out car was found at the intersection of a motorway which leads to their home district.
Locally, the killing has revived memories of some of the darkest days of the troubles. In the early and mid-1970s there were so many killings of Catholics that that part of the country was known as 'the murder triangle'. Two other elderly Catholic couples died at loyalist hands during that period.
The Foxes were described by the Tyrone priest Father Denis Faul as 'very simple, decent, innocent people', while the Church of Ireland Archbishop Dr Robin Eames denounced 'this barbarous act'. Ken Maginnis, the Unionist MP, said the shootings were 'a blasphemy before God', with the Alliance describing them as the work of satanic minds.
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Healthcare Professionals Don't Misbehave…Right?
In a healthcare environment, one likely expects professionalism, great employee relations and few, if any, employment law issues. In many cases, those assumptions are correct. However, when a claim of harassment, discrimination or retaliation occurs in a healthcare environment, particularly when physicians are accused of misconduct, some employers can be woefully unprepared to manage the problem or to confront the alleged wrong-doer. Unfortunately, when a claim of harassment, discrimination and/or retaliation is not investigated, and worse, not resolved, serious legal liability may be looming.
For example, a federal jury recently awarded $350,000 in punitive and compensatory damages to three former employees of Endoscopic Microsurgery Associates, a Baltimore-area medical practice, who were subjected to unwanted sexual advances by Mark Noar, MD, the owner and CEO of the practice, and Martin Virga, the practice administrator.
The allegations were bad
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed the lawsuit on behalf of the practice's employees. According to the complaint, Dr. Noar and Mr. Virga made frequent unwanted sexual comments to the female employees, as well as frequent sexually derogatory comments about women generally (including some directed at their weight) and physically touched and grabbed female employees in a sexual manner against their will. Despite repeated complaints to management, the harassment continued and intensified, evolving into a retaliatory hostile work environment.
And so was the verdict
The jury returned a verdict in favor of each of the three female employees, finding that the defendants had subjected them to a sexually hostile work environment. The jury further found that Mr. Virga's conduct contributed to the sexually hostile work environment, and that he was at least partially responsible for the retaliatory harassment.
In its press release following the verdict, EEOC Philadelphia regional attorney Debra Lawrence stated that the verdict "reminds high-level officials who function as the employer that their high level does not give them license to abuse women — they must treat employees as professionals."
Physician immunity?
The EEOC does not have a history of targeting physicians in Title VII sexual harassment litigation, although among the 7,500 or more sexual-harassment charges filed each year, many of the complainants are employees of medical facilities. So why does the EEOC choose to litigate the cases it does each year against physicians, and, more importantly, how can a medical facility avoid becoming a target?
The likely answer to the first question becomes apparent by comparing the above case to one of the few published opinions during the past several years in which the EEOC has litigated a sexual harassment claim against a medical clinic: EEOC v. Fairbrook Medical Clinic, P.A. In Fairbrook, EEOC filed suit on behalf of a female physician, Deborah Waechter, MD, against her former employer, alleging a sexually hostile work environment. The alleged harasser in the case was John Kessel, MD, the sole owner of the clinic and Dr. Waechter's direct supervisor.
A federal district court initially ruled against the EEOC and dismissed the case. On appeal, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit reversed the district court's grant of summary judgment in the case, concluding that "what happened here . . . was . . . a series of graphic remarks of a highly personal nature directed at a female employee by the sole owner of an establishment."
The complaint alleged that Dr. Kessel showed Dr. Waechter and other employees an X-ray of his hip that included "a shadowy image of his penis," which Dr. Kessel referred to as "Mr. Happy" on multiple occasions and discussed intimate details of his sex life with Dr. Waechter, despite the fact that she told him that the comments made her uncomfortable. Perhaps the most egregious allegations took place after Dr. Waechter returned from maternity leave, when Dr. Kessel frequently commented on her breast size, often asking if he could see her breasts and help her pump her breast milk. Eventually, Dr. Waechter resigned from the clinic.
Significantly, in the Fairbrook case, the clinic had a policy prohibiting sexual harassment, but the reporting system was inadequate. Employees were directed to report complaints of sexual harassment to their "immediate supervisors." If that method was ineffective, employees were to report complaints to "the partners" of the clinic "and ultimately to 'a human resource representative or a representative of the EEOC.'"
Not only was Dr. Kessel the victim's immediate supervisor, but he also was the only "partner" at the clinic because he was the sole owner. Dr. Waechter still brought her complaints to Dr. Kessel, which he apparently ignored, referring to her as "one of the guys." When Dr. Kessel failed to change his behavior after repeated complaints, Dr. Waechter reported his actions to the office manager and possibly the personnel manager. She thus exhausted all of her internal resources, yet the clinic did not conduct an investigation or take any corrective action.
Why these cases?
Besides the fact that the allegations in both the Endoscopic and Fairbrook cases are egregious, the cases share another commonality: The medical facility learned about the harassing conduct and did nothing. In any workplace, tolerance of sexual harassment sends a clear message that the workplace considers itself above the law or considers some employees more important than others. But in the case of medical clinics, the message also is one of fear. Physicians often own or hold shares in the facilities where they work, and their titles alone carry an air of respect and even immunity from wrongdoing. Accordingly, when the physician is the harasser, he or she may seem untouchable, despite whatever harassment policies may be "on the books."
Lessons learned
First and foremost, assuming the allegations in these cases are true, the harassment should never have gone as far as it did. If these clinics had had effective policies prohibiting sexual harassment in the workplace, the victims of the harassment would have known exactly what to do after the first inappropriate comment. Policies prohibiting sexual harassment — or any form of harassment — are meaningless if they do not provide a clear chain of command for complainants.
In drafting a policy, HR professionals should put themselves in the shoes of each employee in the company and determine what that employee would need to do to effectively report a complaint. Each employee should always have an alternate route to take in the event that the employee's supervisor is the alleged harasser or a person with real or perceived power.
More importantly, each individual in the chain of command for reporting complaints must have the authority to take immediate action to resolve the issue. If, for example, the office manager cannot ask a physician to leave for the day while the clinic conducts an investigation into allegations against the physician, the office manager does not belong in the chain of command.
Beyond setting forth a clear route for reporting harassment complaints, HR professionals also need to have a plan in place in the event that one of the physicians is accused of harassment. Whereas in some work environments, the company could simply investigate and terminate the alleged harasser, termination is not always an option when a physician is a partner in the medical office or brings in a large number of patients.
Accordingly, if an investigation reveals that the physician sexually harassed an employee, the HR professional may need to consider other effective options for remedying the situation. Training sessions are always a good option. But in some situations, the solution may need to involve a more personal solution, such as requiring the physician to attend individual sensitivity counseling.
Finally, always remember the complainant. Ask the complainant what he or she thinks about the recommended plan of action. See if there is anything else that would make the complainant more comfortable in his or her workplace. Keep an open line of communication between complainants and management so that the complainants know that their comfort at work is a priority, and that even physicians are not above the law.
This article originally appeared on Becker's Hospital Review on July 8, 2014.


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text: The biggest change in television since color, is here.Today, the federal government pulls the plug on the analog TV signal and replaces it with a digital one. TV5 will make the switch tonight at 11:59:59 p.m.Catherine Pegram has some last-minute advice on what you need to do to be ready for it.As of midnight tonight, television technology as we know it, will change forever. The current analog signal will be replaced with a digital one. Viewers who get their signal through a cable or satellite company don't have to do anything to prepare for the switch. But Mainers who get their signal over the air will have to work to keep their picture. "If you are still watching on analog, you have to move now – as soon as possible – to get over to digital. That means getting a digital converter box or the TV set. You may need to upgrade your antenna, but you're not going to know that until you do get that converter box or new television that receives digital signal."TV5 Program Director Steve Hiltz says it's easy to test out your converter box. And you don't have to wait until 11:59:59 to find out if it works.TV5 is already sending out a digital signal. "We're not going to make anything better right now. No one's moving to another frequency, no one's increasing their power, so if you're not getting the signal, you're not going to get it after midnight tonight. If you are getting the signal, you will continue to get them as you are. It's okay to rescan – rescanning is always recommended, but I don't think it's going to make a difference to anyone who's not receiving a signal right now."If you're receiving a signal with a converter box, Hiltz says be aware that you could still lose that signal because of interference from trees or weather."Look at your antenna situation. Look at your set up. Maybe you can raise your antenna. Maybe something like a signal amplifier can help you get that signal back again."There are lots of websites that can still help you through the d-t-v transition. Such as:www.d-t-v.govwww.d-t-v answers.comwww.d-t-v for me.com and www.d-t-v 2009.govAnd if that doesn't work. "If you're experiencing trouble with the signal, the FCC has set up a hotline that you can call and get help there. You can call the stations during normal business hours, they can usually help you out as well. And you can leave a message at the station.""Just like analog, digital isn't perfect. Broadcasting over the air has never been perfect. There are folks who could not get the signals for years of stations they wanted to see. Sometimes digital has improved that. In fact, there are many cases people have told me they've picked up signals they didn't see before but there are going to be some folks who are going to lose some channels probably and we're going to try to help them."Catherine Pegram, WABI TV5 News.And that hotline to the FCC for DTV help is 1-888-CALL-FCC.


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Hockey Canada would like to see a system already running in Edmonton – established by The Brick's Bill Comrie – spread to other centres, where equipment is collected, culled, cleaned, warehoused and distributed to needy youngsters. The costs and volunteer hours are considerable, but Nicholson and Carson both see opportunity here to involve more players at far less cost than is the norm.
If time is indeed money, then there is the accompanying issue of time commitment, something that increasingly concerns parents and is considered a major impediment to new Canadian families signing up their young boys and girls.
Mention is often made that soccer has far more players registered than hockey – Hockey Canada has 580,000 signed up this year, though millions more play in non-registered situations from school shinny to old-timer beer leagues – and Nicholson says that hockey, rather than resent soccer, should learn from it.
"We shouldn't be getting down on soccer," Nicholson says. "I think soccer is great. I want kids to play hockey and soccer. Soccer's seasons are shorter, some in eight-week segments. There's spring soccer, summer soccer, fall soccer. A lot of those kids go after school and are home by six, while we're confined to a rink schedules. We're trying to pick up a lot of those great ideas.
"We have to look at hockey in a different way today. Now we have hockey registration in September and you play until April. For the Canadian that is second, third, fourth generation, they love the game and they think of it in that way. That brings costs.
"But when we look at new Canadians, we have got to do some things differently. Drop-in hockey? Six-week leagues? Maybe there's a season September to December, and then they could go skiing and do other things. We have to look at different avenues of getting someone in instead of just registering them in September and playing until April. That's one thing that can really change the cost."
Carson has been wondering if hockey cannot also learn from swimming lessons, where there are various programs you can choose from and even just drop in once a week for six weeks. "And all you have to bring is a pair of skates," he says. "We'll even have a stick rack where you can pick out a right or a left, because if you've never played the game, you might not even know which way you shoot if you go into a store to buy a stick."
Hockey Canada is increasingly looking at the feasibility of competitive leagues that ban bodychecking. "We're trying to give kids an option," Nicholson says. "They can go into a bodychecking or a non-bodychecking league. That's easy to say in big cities, but in small communities, there is no option. You've got 20 kids in that age group and they have to play together or you don't have a team."
The greatest safety factor, Carson believes, lies in "managing the game in such a way that says while we see the skill level go through the roof, we still manage to curtail that aggressiveness so it's more positive, making great plays and going hard to the net as opposed to some of the aggressive, more risk-taking plays that you see."
Carson says he is besieged with e-mails telling him: "You've got to take bodychecking out of peewee because the safety of children is paramount. Well, nobody here is saying that the safety of children is not paramount."
Better officiating, stronger officiating, clearer officiating, he says, will make the game far safer and Hockey Canada is now as concerned about the development of officials as it is of players.
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