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Immaculate home with beautiful landscaping and floral gardens in a residential neighborhood located in the middle of Northeast Ohio's resort areas. Full access to Lake Breeze Association park and private beach. Lake Erie is visible from this home.
Both bedrooms have queen size beds. Sitting Room and Family room each have a full size sleeper sofa. Comfortable seating with recliners and upholstered rockers. TVs in every room INCLUDING THE KITCHEN!
Awesome storage space. Full laundry room (also nicely decorated). Outdoor clothesline in garden area available for your wet towels!
Patio and full concrete drive provide clean exterior accommodations. No mud nor sand to deal with!
Madison is right on Lake Erie. We are 45 miles east of Cleveland and 45 miles west of Erie, Pennsylvania. One-hour drive from Cleveland Hopkins Airport.
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Retired nurse / Human Resources manager. Hobbies include home improvements, quilting, woodworking, piano and organ, gardening.
Brenda Spadaro purchased this house in 2000
Conveniently located next door to primary residence. Adds to ambience of primary home. Convenient for friends, family, and vacation guests. Quiet, very safe neighborhood.
privileges to private beach and park. Year round comfort with central air in summer and central heat plus gas fireplace in winter. Pleasant for both summer and winter area events.
My wife, myself and adult children visited twice this year. The home is very lovely and in a quiet area. Home is also so comfortable and well equipped with furniture and accessories, along with being close to Lake Erie. The owner is such a nice person who allows you total privacy. We look forward to another trip and stay next year.
Our dreams about staying in a cottage by the lake were finally realized when we discovered this hideaway. My sister and I had talked about getting back to Ohio's Lake Erie region for several years. Our childhood had been spent not far from this location and we wanted to re-connect with those memories. The cottage was the perfect place to do it. We went to the nearby park to see the lake and sunsets, or listen to the quiet. When some afternoons were too warm, we enjoyed the comfort of air conditioning inside or the huge shade trees outdoors. We found Bingo among the assorted games, and had a fun night with that, played cards, or watched TV. We even loved the fresh air after a rainstorm. The kitchen, laundry room and bathrooms provided clean, modern appliances. Bath and beach towels were in abundance, as were the sheets. Our beds were very comfortable. We used 1 sofa bed which was also comfortable with the extra foam mattress pads provided. Each room had comfortable furniture and nice decor.....and TV's. Although we felt secluded, shopping and restaurants weren't that far away. We and our guests enjoyed everything this property offered. Our owner was amazing. She was there in a moment if we needed her, but always respectful of our privacy too. She had placed info notes in most of the rooms to guide us. Her efficiency made it so easy for us to settle in and enjoy our stay. I would recommend this lovely cottage to everyone. Marilyn D.
I lived here during the off season from around August to the following May. This house is so livable. I had everything I needed. I wondered what it would be like having the owner living next door. She turned out to be the best part of the whole experience. She NEVER bothered us. It was so nice having her next door. I had the brakes go out on my car and she offered to let me drive her car until mine was fixed. The house is immaculately clean and well decorated, just look at the pictures. If I ever needed anything the owner was right next door to help me out. I can't praise her or the place enough to do it or her justice. Ned
This home is kept in fantastic condition. Front siting area with rocking chairs are fabulous for morning coffee and newspaper. Living area is large with 2 full sofas and 2 reclining chairs. Kitchen is well stocked with pots, pan and many "other" items. Neighborhood is quiet with very limited traffic. Lake Erie can be seen from the front yard and is only 2 houses away. This rental home is in very good condition and Brenda is a super host. She will show you the home and disappear, but is 2 houses away and available at moments notice for chatting or to ask questions about the area. We brought 2 dogs, who really enjoyed the water at Geneva State Park (west side of swimming area) and at Arcola Creek Estuary. It was a nice place to relax for the week!
We rented this home for a last minute getaway to visit with some friend. Home was impeccably clean, very we'll kept and abundantly stocked. Very nice & quiet neighborhood but close to beaches & restaurants. Will definitely stay there again! Brenda was very sweet & nice! We would highly recommend renting this home!! Thank you for your hospitality Brenda!
In late June, 2014, we came to the Madison home to stay for 3 nights and 4 days. What a great time we had at the house and around the Lake Erie area. This home is well appointed and tastefully decorated. Very comfortable beds and furnishings as well. I loved the décor, the beautiful kitchen, and the sitting room where our 9 year old granddaughter chose to sleep. She loved the room so much, she took several pictures of it to help her remember her stay. Having such close access to the lake was so nice and the girls and Grandpa spent a lot of time there looking for unique rocks and stones to take home with them. We also traveled with our dog, Molly. She also loved walking along the edge of the lake, laying in the sand, and just lazily watching us and other beach-goers enjoy the lake and the beautiful weather. With Geneva-on-the-Lake being so close by, we also spent time there enjoying the beaches, playing at Adventure Land, enjoying ice cream at the Whip-N-Dip, and eating at the quaint diner we discovered called Mary's Place. The time went so quickly, we hated to leave when it was over. We would love to go back with friends or other family in the future. I would highly recommend a stay at Brenda's home. It is so clean and neatly organized, you felt as if you had cleaned it yourself!! If you are planning a trip to this area, give this house a try. Brenda is the owner and lives next door and is such a lovely and special person. You will immediately feel at home when you meet her and you will love her wonderful home.
Antiques, Ashtabula Harbor Historical District, Geneva State Park, Geneva on the Lake, Wineries, Metro Parks, Geauga Lake, Water Parks, Cedar Point, Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame, Gund Arena, Progressive Field (home of the Indians!), Cleveland Zoo, James A, Garfield Home, Amish Country, and Many More Activities to numerous to list here, there is indeed something for everyone in your family to make your vacation special
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L1 Townline Rd, Ashippun WI 53066 Sold for $147,000 on 12/23/2015
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- Status: Sold
- County: Dodge
- Acreage: 15.63
- Elementary School: Call School District
- Middle School: Silver Lak
- High School: Oconomowoc
- Property Taxes: $1,573
- Property Tax Year: 2014
- Access Type: On other type of water
- Listing Company: Mossy Oak Properties Of Wi, Llc
Property Description for L1 Townline Rd Ashippun WI 53066
L1 Townline Rd Ashippun WI 53066 - Ashippun; ~15 acres perfectly setup for a homesite and hunting out of your backyard. Great scenery and privacy are at the forefront of this parcel. Nestle back into the woods and take in great views of wildlife. An abundance of deer create many viewing opportunities as well as top notch hunting. Other wildlife such as waterfowl and other small game add to the outdoor living lifestyle. Priced at $157,900. 2014 Taxes: $1,573. For more information or to schedule a showing, call/text Al Wisnefske (262) 305-7494
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- Zoning: Agricultural
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Oxford is a city defined by its water: the Cherwell, the Thames and their tributaries, distributaries, side channels, mill streams and flood meadows - Port Meadow, Oxey and Pixey Meads, Iffley Meadow and the Cherwell meadows beloved of frolicking students. Not to forget the Oxford Canal, Duke's Cut, and the scattered ponds and lakes of disused gravel workings. Now, if the Environment Agency (EA) gets its way, another river will soon traverse Oxford's floodplain.
In December 2000, the Thames overspilled its banks and damaged 160 houses built on low-lying land. A similar flood in January 2003 damaged 250 homes. Fearful of yet heavier winter flooding in decades to come, aggravated by global warming, the EA has decided it must act.
After years of study, the EA has concluded that "the most effective solution ... would entail the enhancement of conveyance of the western part of the Thames flood plain". Its preferred option is a flood relief channel, 25m (27 yards) wide and 8km (5 miles) long, from Binsey to Sandford Lock.
The anticipated cost? Around £100m. And the effect on Oxford's existing wetlands, variously designated as sites of special scientific interest and special areas of conservation? The EA acknowledges that the scheme has "potential impacts": the same flooding that can cause damage and disruption to householders is essential to the meadows' wildlife. But the EA claims that such difficulties are outweighed by "new recreational resources and associated socioeconomic benefits". The EA's report also argues that "any increases in predicted flood levels below Sandford Lock are likely to be imperceptible".
Similar assurances were given over the Jubilee river, a 12km flood relief channel around Maidenhead, Berkshire, which opened early in 2003. But residents of Staines and Chertsey believe that the severity of flooding they suffered that year was caused by the extra water it was tipping downstream, raising water levels not by the few centimetres promised by the EA, but half a metre.
Further downstream, all this water is destined for London - itself facing increased risk of flooding, both from increased rainfall in the Thames catchment and from rising sea levels.
Has the EA investigated alternatives? Up to a point. It has considered, for example, building above-ground reservoirs upstream of Oxford - an option dismissed as expensive and unworkable. But what about holding winter rainfall back, not in reservoirs but in wetlands and flood plains?
For decades, the EA and its predecessors have been energetic drainers of farmland. The channels of rivers and streams have been deepened and straightened. Places that were once wet and wild have been drained, ploughed and cropped, and agricultural production has soared.
But, in this era of surplus farm produce, critics believe that instead of moving water downstream as fast as possible, the EA should try to hold it back in wetlands: it should restore rivers to a more natural state, with their former meanders, rapids, riffles and gravel beds; and, together with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), the EA should stop the autumn ploughing of steep hillsides, which encourages both water runoff and soil erosion.
According to Richard Knowles, of the Upper Thames Fisheries Consultative Committee, such policies would reduce or eliminate the need for "expensive and ecologically damaging engineering solutions", and "leave us better equipped to cope with the summer droughts that the EA warns us we must expect".
In its weighty two-volume report, the EA devotes just a few lines to this option, only to dismiss it. Changes in land use to reduce runoff, it says, offer "major potential benefits" that would be "catchment-wide". However, the cost would be "very high", and benefits would be achieved "only over a long period of time". But this is to ignore EU agricultural reforms that are removing production subsidies and providing extra funds for agri-environment programmes. Much of the cost could be paid from EU agricultural funds, and this approach would also be consistent with the EU framework directive on water policy (of October 2000), which requires Britain to plan for and manage entire river basins.
Mick Corby, EA team leader, insists that the land-use approach was taken seriously. "Our biggest problem is the immense volume of water", he says. "We would need 26 million cubic metres of extra storage over and above what we already have in our floodplains. We are designing for the 100-year flood, and that's something no one alive today has seen."
Yet a small number of pioneering projects backed by the EA are showing the way forward. At Sherborne, Gloucestershire, the National Trust has restored extensive riverside water meadows, with the help of agri-environment payments from the Environmentally Sensitive Area scheme, while the EA has reinstated bends and spawning beds on adjacent stretches of the river Windrush. Likewise, on Otmoor, near Oxford, the RSPB has raised water levels on 267 hectares of formerly arable land purchased in 1997, and also created a 22-hectare reedbed reservoir with the help of the EA. The reserve now has nationally important numbers of teal, pintail and shoveler ducks, 19 species of dragonfly, and holds back upwards of half a million cubic metres of winter rain.
Unfortunately, such initiatives have always been underfunded, relative to hard-engineered drainage and flood relief schemes. But Alastair Driver, the EA's national conservation manager, believes that change is afoot, citing the creation of wetland habitats along the Jubilee river as "conservation successes with significant biodiversity improvements".
Phil Rothwell, the EA's new flood defence policy manager, and formerly of the RSPB, is sympathetic to approaches based on land use. He points to Ripon, North Yorkshire, where the EA is measuring reductions in flooding caused by increasing catchment absorbency. "We are being driven to a cultural shift", Rothwell says. "There is no doubt that, in some places, land use changes will bring flood relief benefits. But every catchment is different and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Nothing is quite as simple as we would like."


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By this time I had spent over 6 hours on this nonsense and 2 trips to the mall a halk hour away. Bought a motorola router and installed in15 minutes. No issues.
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My sister Ruth wanted information about this so called business. Jordan Davis asked her to name 3 things she would want if she could make that money in 3 months, 6 months and 1 year. She was told that it would not cost her, but they needed her credit card to show them her interest so that they wouldn't be wasting their time.
My sister has a memory problem due to a car accident and being abused by her ex husband. She can not think clearly nor remember. She has legal papers stating she can not sign contracts. The fast talking salesmen had her and her friend who she refers as her husband confused and she did what they asked. Feeling stressed out, she figured she would cancel the next day when they called back.
when she was called, she was told she had 3 days to cancell..however, in those 3 days, she did call but was told there was no one available and leave her number for them to call back. She didn't hear from them until after the 3 days were over. she did talk to a coach, Cory Claunch who was going to "teach" her how to apply for ebay and pay pal, which she already had and never used. She kept telling the coach that she wasn't interested but he continued to confuse her and rush her off the phone. She tried several times to talk to Erin Murray the "Big Boss" but he is so busy ripping other people off that he continues to tell her he will call her back after he goes over her folder and he would "try" to help her get some of her money back and out of the contract but it would be hard since they pay everyone before they do any work.
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"Hey, shut up, I'm trying to line a shot up here," Jane bent over the desk and closed one eye as she took aim to flick the paper football through the goal posts Frost was making with his fingers.
"If you miss, Rizzoli, you owe me lunch," Korsak hovered over her right shoulder. "Hurry up and miss. I could use a steak for lunch today."
"Korsak, if you don't shut up while I make this shot, I'm going to call interference." Jane squatted beside the desk. She took precious careful aim, pulled back her finger for the flick, started to hit the piece of paper…
"What are all of you doing?" Maura stepped into the room.
Jane's shot went wide and hit the desk across the aisle. "Damn it, Maura. You just cost me lunch."
"Language, Jane." She handed the detective a file. "What were you doing just now?"
"Playing paper football." Frost grabbed the football off the desk.
"It looks dangerous. You could seriously injure your ocular organ." Maura frowned at the detectives.
"Huh?" Korsak grabbed the paperwork from Jane.
"You could put your eye out." Maura sighed. "Jane, I thought we were going to lunch today?"
"Well, we would have if you hadn't messed up my shot. Now, I've got to take Korsak to lunch." Jane pointed her thumb toward the senior detective. "Nice going, Maura."
"How was I to know you were illegally betting on a game you shouldn't have been playing?" Maura rolled her eyes. "Really, Jane?"
"Hey," Jane pointed a finger at the ME, "I don't want to hear it."
"But, we had plans to go to that new sushi restaurant," Maura gave a little pout.
"Oh man," Jane turned to find Korsak, "Yeah, I did say I'd go today. Can we do this tomorrow?"
"I don't know, you might forget." Korsak narrowed his eyes at the two women, "Or, this could be a conspiracy to keep you from paying up, Rizzoli. Dr. Isles could just come in here every day, say you promised to go somewhere with her, and give a little pout when you say no."
"We all know you'll do anything if Dr. Isles pouts like that." Frost nodded toward the still pouting doctor.
"Excuse me, I am still sitting here, and, furthermore, I do not pout." Maura crossed her arms.
"You heard her, she doesn't…wait… what?" Jane looked from one detective to the other. "Did you just say I'd do anything for Maura if she pouts?"
"If she pouts like that," Korsak explained by way of chuckling out the answer.
"I don't really need your flack, Korsak." Jane's jaw was starting to twitch.
"We're just calling them as we see them, Jane." Frost bit his lip.
"Okay, you know what? Fine… whatever," Jane stood up in a rush, grabbed her coat, her gun, and her cell phone. "I don't have to take this." Pulling her coat on, she started walking toward the door. "Come on, Maura, we're leaving. And," she turned to face Korsak, "You can forget about that lunch, buddy. I'm keeping it as way of payment for harassment."
Jane stormed toward the elevators. Maura calmly stood up, gave a brief nod to the two men, and hurried to catch up.
"Well, that didn't take long. Jane can normally last at least a good ten minutes before she freaks out over being teased about the doctor." Frost shook his head.
Korsak shrugged. "I'm thinking Jane may finally be coming to the end of her fuse on that one. Did you see how she looked at Dr. Isles today?"
"Yeah, how long do you give them?"
"I don't know. Two weeks? Why? What do you think?"
"I say Jane can hold out for another month."
"That long? You want to bet on it?" Korsak chuckled.
"Yeah, you're on. Drinks at the Robber all night for whoever gets closest."
"Deal," Korsak gave a full out laugh, "You're going to lose, Frost. Jane's never been known to be too good at resisting temptation for long. I can't wait for my pitchers of beer."


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I paid over $2000 for Ashely Furniture from Coleman,,they shipped it to me and the delivery guys broke it. I inspected it in the yard, but when they moved it in, the couch slipped out of one of the guys hands and the back broke,,I didn't really realize what had happened. They DID, the slid it up next to the wall, after they left, I went to move it, and the back fell off, and they said I should have noted it on delivery ticket. I inspected couch and love seat in the yard off the truck, they broke it and tried to hide it, I notified them immediatly and now they want me to pay shipping on a replacement couch. It has taken me over 3 months to even get to the point where they want me to pay for shipping and get a replacement couch. NEVER NEVER NEVER, use this company,,it takes days between emails,no return phone calls,,,they don't even have the nerve to call me and tell me to my face that they will not pay for shipping for the brand new broke couch they sent me.
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text: Maryland's Travis Pastrana is the type of person who has been there, done that. Given his amazing accomplishments, people typically think that he's much older than his 25 years. He's had a successful minicycle career, helped start the freestyle movement, won an AMA 125cc National MX championship, and recently won X Games and the 2008 Rally America National Championships for Team Subaru. We caught up with Travis at Pole Position Raceway in Las Vegas where he was enjoying a private day of racing with his team. Racer X: You have proven yourself to be one of the best all-around racers in the world. What are your plans for next year? Travis Pastrana: Thanks! I've been lucky enough to use motocross as a platform to branch out into other worlds of racing, but for now, rally is my number one focus. I've cut down on my World Rally Car effort to start a show with MTV though. We are filming now and amazingly all of us are still in one piece. Unless you count Eric Roner's broken pinkie finger! Anyway, we are filming episode five of twelve and it will air early next year keeping our video name, Nitro Circus. Will we see you at any FMX events next year? I still ride every week for fun and I love competition, but I hate to lose and don't have enough time to put in the effort it takes to win. It's funny because my entire amateur career all I ever wanted to do was race on the top level. When I got there, the thing I enjoyed the most about my career was being able to come home and ride with my friends. Luckily, most of my friends are the best in the world, so I still get to push myself. Short answer is, yes I will compete, but I will choose my battles carefully! Your friend Jim DeChamp tried the front flip at the X Games and ended up with a broken back. How's he doing, and have you tried a front flip yet? Jim is doing fine after the broken back and is filming as part of the Nitro Circus with the other cast members Street Bike Tommy, Jolene van Vugt, Eric Roner and Andy Bell. He's tough and I think his pride was hurt more than his broken back. Jim can front flip almost anything and adapted so quick to flipping the motorcycle that I thought it wouldn't be difficult to learn. I was wrong! The foam pit is softer than dirt but you can only take so many lawn darts with a 220-pound bike on top of you. That trick is not for me. {QUOTE} What's the next big trick that we will see unveiled in FMX? The biggest change you will see in the next couple years will be the track design. At my house I have grind rails, over vert ramps for flairs and hip jumps to link the corners. As far as tricks, most of the old-school FMX riders didn't realize we would be flipping and spinning dirt bikes. The first kid that comes from a gymnastics background and can ride dirt bikes will take this sport up five levels. What's the coolest thing about rally racing? I've never liked team sports or doing mechanical work growing up, but I enjoy that part of rally. No matter how deceiving the road may look, if we're driving on ice, mud, without lights in the dark or through the fog, if my co-driver says "flat" I don't lift and if he says "turn," I turn. If we roll the car, we roll it back over and if we take off a wheel, we throw it in the trunk and find a way to keep driving. Rally is always changing and a lot of fun. Would you like to try your hand at any other type of car racing, and if so, what would it be? I enjoy all types of racing and have raced everything from lawn mowers to monster trucks. I do better on the dirt so C.O.R.R. (Championship Off-Road Racing) seems to fit well, but I'm not that interested in circuit racing. Have you ever done any NASCAR or IndyCar testing, and do those forms of racing interest you? I have driven a restricted NASCAR and an old F1 car but nothing serious. My head has had too many KOs to take the Gs of IndyCar. I don't have the precision to compete in F1 and any series that races every weekend is no longer a sport, NASCAR is a job! Having said that, I did one circle track race in Florida and I couldn't believe how much I enjoyed the racing aspect of it. I qualified poorly and was barely hanging onto the back of the pack at first. But I started adjusting my style to make it work the way I knew how to drive, instead of driving how the car was set up. A hundred laps later I had top three lap times and was passing a car almost every lap. I think Ricky Carmichael will find that with oval racing; it's more about the car than the driver, but the driver's feedback makes the car. What's the craziest thing that you've seen or heard of someone doing on a motorcycle lately? Jim DeChamp did a long grind the other day using the front fork tube, the footpeg and rear axle bolt. Also, Fredrik Johansson pulling off the flair at X Fighters after only two weeks of practicing. It was shocking! Bilko's (Blake Williams) no-handed and heelclicker 360s are completely insane as well. The world is stepping up!


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James Taranto spotlights a piece about an EastWest Institute conference from the New York Sun in Fridays edition of his "Best of the Web Today" column (curiously, he did not include this item in a new feature he calls "Wannabe Pundits" - but this is a whole nother story thats long and convoluted and has an expanding cast of characters, so The Stiletto must leave it for later). In a recent post, The Stiletto suggested that Taranto has been somewhat remiss in making disclosures ethical journalists typically make when they have a particular interest or stake in something they are touting in an article. Well, this time he included a kinda sorta disclosure at the end of the item:
* Disclosure: Heather Robinson, author of the Sun story, was our guest at an EastWest Institute dinner last week.
Although the disclosure is so delicately worded as to be um, vague, as to the nature of the conflict of interest, it is a small step in the right direction.
* Disclosure: The Stiletto, author of numerous posts about the Armenian Genocide, has had a beef with Taranto since he revealed himself to be an Armenian Genocide denier (third item, "The Daily Blade"). The Stiletto is always on the lookout for anyone who tries to minimize or deny the crime against humanity Ottoman Turks perpetrated, and lets em have it. Taranto can take small comfort in knowing that hes not The Stilettos only target.
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10 questions with Aubrey Daquinag of The Love Assembly
Aubrey Daquinag is founder of successful Australian travel blog The Love Assembly and freelances for Condé Nast Traveller. Global Blue speaks exclusively to Aubrey about her favourite shopping haunts and Sydney's famous fish markets
How would you describe Sydney style?
There's definitely a mixed bag of individual style in Sydney but there's always that sense of a relaxed, casual and effortless vibe to the way people dress.
What are your favourite places to shop in Sydney?
For Australian high-street stores there's Witchery and Country Road on Pitt Street that have a nice selection, sitting alongside Spanish giant Zara. In the Westfield complex, there's also a nice mix of international stores, premium brands and dining options. There are also the luxury flagship stores like Chanel, Prada, Gucci and Tiffany on Castlereagh Street.
Make your way over to The Intersection in Paddington for a range of Australian designers including Camilla and Marc, Sass & Bide, and, my favourites, Zimmermann and Bassike.
Close by in Paddington, you'll also find boutiques Incu and The Corner Shop that are top picks for international designer labels like Isabel Marant, Alexander Wang and Acne.
I also love The Winery, Surry Hills and Rozelle markets for the thrill of finding second-hand and vintage treasures.
In your opinion, what's the best landmark, building or attraction in Sydney, and why?
I'd definitely say the Sydney Harbour Bridge – conquer the climb and you'll be rewarded with the view from the top which is breathtaking!
What is one restaurant you must visit when in Sydney?
It's not really a restaurant but the Sydney Fish Markets are popular for a reason – great fresh food. The seafood is fresh, tasty and there's a wide variety to choose from. My favourite restaurant? Nomad – a warm and inviting restaurant serving plenty of beautiful house-made food in the inner-city suburb of Surry Hills.
What makes Sydney special?
The beautiful weather and beaches. I've experienced winters around the world and ours is definitely the easiest to cope with!
What is one secret or insider tip would you offer for exploring the city?
Get off the beaten path and just wander. Hire a bicycle and explore!
Which is Sydney's best beach?
There's Bondi Beach, of course, that's our most popular beach, but if you want to beat the crowds for a day, make a trip over to Wattamolla at the Royal National Park (south of Sydney) for lagoons, waterfalls and a beach in the middle of the Australian bush.
If you could recommend one thing to buy in the city, what would it be?
Ugg Boots are a really popular purchase for foreigners visiting Sydney (and great for keeping your toes warm at home in the middle of winter!) but I would say buy an experience and book in to climb at the Sydney Harbour Bridge. You won't regret it! A purchase from an Australian designer like Zimmermann wouldn't hurt either – the dresses and swimwear are my favourite!
What product do you always take with you when you travel?
I never go without my camera.
What three items should every woman have in her wardrobe?
A little black dress, classic blue jeans and a leather jacket.
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Sage and Zero, landed gracefully outside of the stables. Though, that wasn't her preferred method of travel, they had gotten to Galvenston in five terror induced minutes.
"Thanks... I guess," Sage muttered. It was a given, that she hadn't cared too much for Zero, the kid was blunt and impulsive, even more so than Sage had been a couple years ago. He always showed up at the oddest times. She was leery of him, and his connections to Drakmor, which in turn made her weary of Drakmor, himself. How much did she really know about these men?
Zero arched an eyebrow and threw her a skeptical look, before flying off to God knows where. Sage stopped at the stable. The heavy door was left ajar. "Pierson?" she called out. She hadn't received in answer in return. Pierson was usually so meticulous, with his duties, he must have been rushed over something and forgotten to close the door.
Sage entered the stable, picking an apple from the basket by the door to give to Nera. On her way to Nera's stall she noticed the other horses were antsy. Did Pierson forget to exercise them today? Her curiosity over the current state of the stables, increased when she neared Nera's stall.
Nera's head wasn't poking up over the stall greedily awaiting her apple like it should have been this time of day. Sage turned to look for Nera out in the pasture, but was stopped, by a dark red liquid, pooling under her boots. Breathlessly Sage turned back towards the stall, where the blood was coming from. She opened the door. The apple fell from her hands.
Bedded down in the straw was Nera. Cut open and dead.
Sage shook her head, trying to deny what she saw. She moved closer to examine the corpse of her favorite horse. She had brutally been stabbed in several places. Her death wasn't a hasty one, but the suffering was drawn out. Helplessly, Sage wept silently.
"What happened?" She asked herself while grasping at Nera's coarse mane.
-"I'm sorry, was that beast yours?"
Sage turned towards the voice. In the corner of the stall, a man stood, where a moment ago there was nobody. His arms were crossed, and the look on his face told her he wasn't really all that sorry.
Sage stood up. She was defenseless this time. She had no weapons on her whatsoever. She backed out of the stall, without taking her eyes off the man. Something sharp and silver, caught her attention. It was a dagger covered in Nera's blood.
Something inside of Sage broke. Her despair and shock froze her in her tracks. She studied the man's face. It's angles were sharp, making his wide black eyes stand out like spilled ink on a blank piece of parchment. His black hair was tied back illuminating the pale and flawless skin and bone structure. Demitrius, Emperor of Syria. He was evil embodied in the form of a man. The one person she truly feared.
Breathe, she reminded herself. Evil fed off of fear, at least the kind of evil that the Syrain's possessed. She remembered how to move her feet, and every step backwards she took was mimicked by Demitrius taking a step forwards.
In a quick movement Sage reached for something on the wall. The one advantage she had over him in here was that she knew where everything was. She reached for her father's old riding crop, or whip. A cord of leather bound to a long stick. It was meant to be used in riding to motivate slow horses. She never used it as such herself. It was a cruel device.
Demitrius gave her a questioning look. In response she lunged the whip forward. The cord lashed out at his face. His taught skin cracked open, and he howled out in pain. He was a vain man, she remembered. To have such a flaw marring his face, was as unbearable as the physical pain. His lip curled up in a snarl. She lashed out at him again. This time she snagged the cord around the neck. She yanked it tighter.
Demitrius's hands went for the cord coiled around his neck. Quickly it was cutting off his oxygen supply. Sage gnashed her teeth together pulling the cord tighter. Demitrius's eyes closed. His lips moved rapidly. At first she had mistaken that as him struggling for air. He may very well have been, but his lips were moving, whispering an incantation.
A moment later the shriek of something ghostly caused Sage to drop the whip. Demitrius's eyes shot open again. He freed himself of the coils from the whip as Sage became preoccupied with the new presences.
The translucent spirits of men, women and even children began to swarm around her. Tugging at her and clothes. They were just teasing her. Waiting for the command to rip her apart.
Demitrius threw the crop to the ground. "Now!" he commanded.
Baron and Saffron were gearing up to go with Darroll and his men, when they heard a familiar scream from the stables. Baron shut his eyes. When he opened them he was standing in the entrance way of the stables.
Baron's eyes sought out Sage. She hadn't noticed his presence. She was too busy fighting off a swarm of barley visible spirits. As it was, she was having a hard time breathing. The spirits knocked her down. Her body began to tremor violently as they tried to posses her.
Baron took off in a jog towards her. He was thrown backwards when he collided with an invisible barrier. He tried to shatter it with his own powers, but the outcome was a jolt of energy shocking his nerves. A moment later Saffron was besides him. He too tried to break the barrier. "It's useless," he told Saffron.
"Sage!' Baron beckoned trying to catch her attention. She glimpsed at him briefly as her hands went for her throat. She was trying to fend off the spirits with her humanity.
"Use your powers!" he instructed.
Sage was lifted off the ground and thrown into the back of the wall. In spite of her pain, she wouldn't resort to accessing Athena's or Drakmor's powers. The last time she had, she hurt Drakmor. Baron was shouting at her repeatedly trying to convince her otherwise.
A spirit, a man, became all to real, as he clutched her arm in his. His grip was like a vise. Sage threw a punch at him with her other first, but it went right through him. How was it that she could feel him, but he couldn't feel her? She wondered.
Baron pounded on the barrier with his fists, causing sparks of magic. He couldn't bare to watch her die. He had watched his fiance suffer a horrible fate, as the God's sucked the life out of her. He was helpless against the cause. The situation was similar to what he was witnessing now. Saffron ran against the barrier one more time, beating himself up over it.
-"Use your powers!"
Sage shook her head, defiantly.
Baron was conflicted with emotions. He wanted nothing more than to save his friend, but he was so furious with Sage for not listening to him, that if she came out of this alive, he would have to resist the temptation to harm her himself. If she was going to be stubborn about this, he would have to provoke her into using the power.
"You never listen to anyone Sage! Look where it's gotten you!"
Sage didn't look up at him, but he knew she could hear her. Slowly the life was being taken out of her. Her breath became more shallow. Demitrius threw the bloodied dagger in the air. A ghostly hand shot up and retrieved it.
Baron kicked the barrier hard, causing another big spark. ""Why stop fighting now, your a heartless women remember? You murdered your own father. You've killed others as well. Your Empire, is in damn near pieces, poverty stricken it is. Your main defense is freed criminals. It's probably best that you won't take a suitor, after all who would want to be with the likes of you, confined to this personal hell?"
Sage felt her heart stop for a moment, her eyes began to shut. Baron's words seem to cut her deeper than the ghost who held Demitrius's dagger, that had just began to pierce her arm. Fury and anger surged through her body. Did Baron think he was perfect? The demigod had faults of his own. What kind of thing was that to say to someone as they were dieing. He had called her a murderer.
Something inside of her woke up, Athena's or even Drakmor's magic welled up inside her and propelled the spirits off of her. The barrier's magic failed and it became concrete, nothing more than a shield of glass that shattered as Baron kicked it.
Demitrius and his spirits had vanished, into thin air. Sage took a moment to recover, letting oxygen fill her lungs. Baron and Saffron rushed over to her.
Baron saw the open stall, and the dead horse. Saffron lowered his gaze. Sage forgot that she was angry with Baron for his rotten words and she let him gather her in his arms as he knelt down towards her. He held her like a small child as she wept over Nera. He stroked her hair whispering reassurances, but in truth she couldn't be reassured anymore.
She stole herself away from Baron to look up at his face. "Where did they go?"
Baron shook his head, he truly couldn't say.
"How were the barriers around Galvenston broken?" she asked.
- "I'm not sure it's near impossible to break them from the outside. They could only be broken by someone on the inside, which would mean...." Purposefully he let his voice trail.
"Traitor,'" Saffron whispered unnecessarily.
Baron nodded solemnly, he glanced down at Sage. He had never seen her so vulnerable before, not even after she faced down her father. Distant and isolated, but never vulnerable. She pressed closer to him. He didn't mind comforting her. That's what friends did, well that's what they did. The thought of Baron comforting Saffron or any of his other friends in this manner was laughable.
After a few minutes Sage withdrew from the warm solstice of Baron's arms. He looked up at her. "You have to get ready to go with Darroll." She reminded him.
Reluctantly Baron stood up, and turned to leave. "Stay in the castle with Calla. We won't be too long," he promised.


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A zippy Sriracha mayo heightens the fresh Mexican flavor of these burgers without adding excess calories.
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1. For Sriracha mayo, combine mayonnaise, Sriracha sauce and lime juice. Cover and refrigerate until serving time.
2. In a medium bowl, lightly mix turkey, onion, cilantro, salt, black pepper and garlic powder. Shape mixture into four patties.
3. In a large nonstick grill pan, heat oil over medium heat. Add patties and cook until browned and cooked through (160°F), about 5 minutes per side.
4. Meanwhile, line plates with lettuce leaves. Spread 1 tablespoon Sriracha mayo onto center of each leaf. Add a turkey patty and spoon salsa over top. Serve immediately. If desired, squeeze lime
wedges over top and sprinkle on cilantro.
Nutrition Per Serving246 mg Calories, 15 g Fat, 3 g Saturated Fat, 0 g Trans Fat, 84 mg Cholesterol, 563 mg Sodium, 7 g Carbs, 1 g Fiber, 3 g Sugar, 22 g Protein
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Traffic congestion is still about two-thirds of 2007 peak levels but likely to get worse, says Rick Schuman, author of INRIX's 2009 National Traffic Scorecard. He cautions that further softening of the economy or a major hike in gas prices could cut congestion again. 'As the job situation goes, so goes congestion,' he says. 'If we have a recovery and we start seeing employment starting to grow, congestion will grow along with it.'"
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So I began the fork seal job on the 82 GL 1100A. Decided to leave the tubes on the bike and all was going well untill it was time to split the sliders. HOW DO THEY COME APART?
I even managed to remove the "allen bolts from the bottom of the sliders without stripping them.
I don't want to beat the slidders off for fear of damaging them.Seeking words of wisdom please.
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Re: fork seals replacement
There is a snap ring under the dust boot. You need a good quality angeled snap ring pliers to remove it. Then just slide the lowers off, might take a little agressive sliding to pop the seals free. May as well replace the slider bushings while you are in there, they are cheap enough.
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Hi romance friends!
It's the last week of January (quite a month in every arena, at least in the Dumas home), so I thought I'd check in with my reviewer friends!
Last November you may recall I had weekly "Best of 2016" posts with PJ Ausdenmore, Scandie from Scandalicious, librarian Lynn Wall, and SOS Aloha.
I touched base with them last week to see if they had any recommendations for recent books they've read and here's what they have to ...
Hi friends!
As some of you know, I was in DC this past week for my father-in-law's funeral.
I lived in the DC area for twenty years before we moved to Wisconsin 11 years ago, so my husband—who hadn't been back in ten years (I was there for a quick trip in 2014 for a conference, but didn't have time to socialize or see the sights)—and I took some time to catch up with friends and wander around.
Matt ...
So many people make New Year's Resolutions to start the year, but for the second January in a row, I'll be contemplating memories and saying good-byes. My husband lost his father this week.
There's a lot of emotion to visit, of course, though he suffered from memory issues and so, in many ways, his family has said their long good-byes for years now.
I have a long drive from Wisconsin to DC in front of me, and I'm ...
I'm writing from a very warm Orlando FL where I am attending a (non-book related) conference with my husband. Believe me when I say it feels surreal to be wandering around in shorts and sandals! I boarded the plane in Madison at 25 degrees with at least 4 inches of accumulated snow on the ground—and landed to a sunny 85. (Not looking forward to the forecast of 11 when we get home on Friday.) At first giddy ...
As I prepare for another year to roll in, I thought I'd share some of my favorite reads and new discoveries from 2016.
Some of you may know this has been a bit of a tumultuous year for me, but I was blessed to travel to a number of conferences, including RT, RWA, Chicago North's Spring Fling, and two international romance reader celebrations—Berlin's LoveLetter Conference and the first ever Paris Romance Novel Festival.
2016 was the year I ...
Wow. Can you believe Christmas is nearly here?
I haven't had the chance to read many Christmas books this year (sad sigh) but my favorite so far was Christmas in Paris by Anita Hughes.
I find this author completely charming, and since I love Christmas, and I adore anything related to Paris, this was practically a must-read for me. (It got a nice Kirkus review too.)
Hughes' books usually have a fairy tale quality to them; they're usually based in ...
I know I recently mentioned my Book Club and how much they mean to me. Last night we had our holiday party, which included dinner (Thanks, Mary!) and treats, plus a Christmas book exchange and, as always, lovely conversation about life and books.
I almost didn't go. I'm behind on almost everything I'm doing and thought an evening home to get caught up would be a good thing.
And yet…We've had all sorts of stressors this year (2016 seems to ...
Moving closer to 2017, I wanted to shout out to public libraries everywhere, and especially mine, the Madison Public Library. I did an article for one of our local papers (nearly three years ago now - wow, time flies!) on one of our area librarians who's a romance fan.
As many of you know, I'm an avid audiobook consumer, and I'm always pleasantly surprised when I go to find a romance novel on Overdrive and it's actually there! (That's a side ...
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Peculiar People
Mormons and Same-Sex Orientation
Ron Schow
Wayne Schow
Marybeth Raynes, editors
Lowell L. Bennion, foreword.
Paperback / 406 pages / 1-56085-046-9 / $19.95
Mormons embrace the term "peculiar people" as a badge of honor. To Latter-day Saints it represents their status as God's people, with reference to the pride of their ancestors in being different—the persecution early Mormons endured for defending polygamy, new prophecy, and the political Kingdom. The ironic reference to individuality and group consciousness is equally applicable to gay and lesbian Mormons who experience misunderstanding, guilt, and derision, often at the hands of fellow Mormons for whom discrimination is now a distant memory.
In Peculiar People, a wealth of resources chronicles the successes and failures of contemporary LDS homosexuals. Those who have chosen celibacy are occasionally admitted into full church fellowship. Others, fearing censure and humiliation, conceal their orientation. But many, perhaps a majority, have decided that they "will not go where they are not welcome" and drift away from the Mormon community that once nurtured them.
The church calls same-sex intimacy sin and recommends repentance and a thorough change of heart, though stops short of advising homosexuals to marry heterosexuals. For some time now church clerics, social workers, theologians, and sociologists have been engaged in debate about what place such people should occupy in the church community and what remedies or consolations should be offered them. To this discussion, Ron and Wayne Schow and Marybeth Raynes contribute their wide professional experience and bring a range of resources, gearing this volume toward helping people become informed and toward providing a variety of perspectives and options. These include the findings of biologists, therapists, and religious scholars.
Ron Schow is a professor of audiology in the College of Health-Related Professions at Idaho State University. He is a co-author of Communication Disorders of the Aged: A Guide for Health Professionals and co-editor of Introduction to Audiologic Rehabilitation, as well as of Peculiar People: Mormons and Same-Sex Orientation, which had its genesis in his nephew's death from AIDS. He and his family live in Pocatello, Idaho.
H. Wayne Schow is chair of the Department of English and Philosophy at Idaho State University and is the author of Against the Wind: Stories by Martin A. Hansen and Remembering Brad: On the Loss of a Son to AIDS, about his own son. He is a co-editor of Peculiar People: Mormons and Same-Sex Orientation and has been published on this topic in Sunstone magazine and elsewhere. He lives in Pocatello, Idaho, with his wife.
Marybeth Raynes is an adjunct assistant professor in the Graduate School of Social Work at the University of Utah, a marriage and family therapist, co-editor of Peculiar People: Mormons and Same-Sex Orientation, and a contributor to Multiply and Replenish: Mormon Essays on Sex and Family. She lives in Salt Lake City.