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Dylan Bundy will go to instructional league, not big leagues in September
It doesn't appear the Orioles will call up right-hander Dylan Bundy for the stretch run, instead sending the fourth pick of the 2011 draft to the instructional league when his season at Double-A Bowie is done.
|Dylan Bundy is headed to the instructional league. (Getty Images)
Probably the two most talked-about minor-leaguers of this season, it appears neither Billy Hamilton nor Dylan Bundy will appear in the big leagues this season.
We already wrote about the Reds' Hamilton, now Eduardo A. Encina of the Baltimore Sun passes this note about the Orioles' right-hander along:
According to— Eduardo A. Encina (@EddieInTheYard) August 29, 2012
#Orioles mgr Buck Showalter, Dylan Bundy will go to instructional league once his season ends at Double-A Bowie.
Bundy, 19, was the fourth overall pick in the 2011 draft out of Oklahoma and made headlines earlier this season by not allowing a hit in his first four starts (while striking out 21 in just 13 innings), or an earned run in his first five or a run in his first six starts. Overall, he's 9-3 with a 2.08 ERA in 23 starts, including three at Double-A Bowie, where he's 2-0 with a 3.24 ERA. He has 119 strikeouts in 103 2/3 innings, walking only 28.
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Truly a one of a kind property located on Lake of the Woods. Two private islands, over a mile of SANDY lake shore and 700+ acres of hunting and tillable land. LOW is a world class fishery and draws in thousands of people year round. The fishing out in front of this property might be some of the best sturgen and walleye fishing the lake has to offer! The deer hunting is special as well. The land has been intensively managed and the proof is hanging on the wall, check out the pictures!! Grouse hunting the trails is crazy and shooting a limit of grouse in an afternoon is very common. The waterfowl hunting is fantastic!!! Hunt geese and mallards in the fields and divers and late season ducks on the big water. This property has the potential to be an amazing development, retreat or your perfect getaway! 40x80 Shop on the property as well as an 1176 sq foot home included.
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Hotel Color
Asenovgrad (0.3km from town centre)
Offering an on-site bowling and a restaurant with summer terrace, Hotel Color is set in the centre of Asenovgrad with a wide choice of shops, bars and cafés nearby. Free Wi-Fi internet access and free private parking are included. The accommodation at the Colors hotel features local heating in winter, air conditioning and an LCD TV with cable channels. The private bathrooms have a shower and free toiletries and some spacious units come with a
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Hotel Cosmos
Asenovgrad (0.3km from town centre)
Just 200 metres from the centre of Asenovgrad, Hotel Cosmos offers a restaurant serving Bulgarian, Turkish, and international cuisine. Free Wi-Fi and free private parking are available. Asenova Fortress is 2 km away. The spacious, air-conditioned rooms feature cable TV, a minibar, and a bathroom with toiletries. The Cosmos Hotel also features a café with a summer terrace, as well as a bar. Asenovgrad Bus and Train Station is 600 metres away. P
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Central Guest Rooms
Asenovgrad (0.4km from town centre)
Situated in the centre of Asenovgrad, within the pedestrian area and 2 km away from Asenova Fortress, Hotel-Restaurant Central features a children's playground and terrace. All rooms have a flat-screen TV. Some units feature a seating area for your convenience. Certain units include views of the mountain or river. Rooms are equipped with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower. Hotel-Restaurant Central features free WiFi throughout the
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Hotel Tsarevets
Asenovgrad (0.4km from town centre)
Asenovgrad's Hotel Tsarevets features air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. Free private parking is possible on site. Each room is fitted with a TV cable channels and a minibar. A seating area is available as well. Some rooms come with a sofa. The bathroom is equipped with a shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Hotel Tsarevets boasts an à-la-carte restaurant. A grocery shop is available in 100 metres. Asenovgrad Bus Station can be reached i
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Hotel Old Times
Asenovgrad (0.6km from town centre)
Centrally set in the old historical district of Asenovgrad, Hotel Old Times stylish design mixes traditional Bulgarian Renaissance elements with elegant modern furnishings. It provides free Wi-Fi and an à la carte restaurant serving Bulgarian and International cuisine. A balcony with mountain views and wooden floors, as well as custom-made pieces of furniture are available in all rooms. Its facilities also include air-conditioning, cable TV and
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Hotel Elegance
Asenovgrad (1.2km from town centre)
Offering air-conditioned rooms and free Wi-Fi in all areas, Hotel Elegance is set 1 km from the centre of Assenovgrad, at the foot of the Rhodope Mountains. It houses an à-la-carte restaurant with a bar and a 24-hour reception. All accommodation units come equipped with cable TV and a minibar. Each room contains a private bathroom, fitted with a bathtub and provided with a hairdryer. Some feature a spa bath. Guests can start their day with a br
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hotel TEDI
Asenovgrad (1.2km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, hotel TEDI offers accommodation in Asenovgrad. The hotel has a terrace and views of the mountain, and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar. Private parking is available on site. Each room has a TV with satellite channels. Some rooms include a seating area where you can relax. A terrace or balcony are featured in certain rooms. All rooms are equipped with a private bathroom. Extras include free toiletri
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Hotel Sani
Asenovgrad (1.7km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi, a sauna and a children's playground, Hotel Sani offers pet-friendly accommodation in Asenovgrad. The hotel has a terrace and views of the mountain, and guests can enjoy a meal at the restaurant. Free private parking is available on site. Some units include a private bathroom with a spa bath, while others have bathrobes and slippers. Some rooms have a seating area to relax in after a busy day. A terrace or balcony are feature
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Chiflika Family Hotel
Asenovgrad (2.3km from town centre)
With a free sauna and a seasonal outdoor pool, the elegant Chiflika Family Hotel is located a 5-minute drive from Asenovgrads centre. The on-site restaurant has a fireplace and offers a selected wine list. Fitted with a flat-screen TV and modern design, each of the units at the family-run Chiflika Hotel also comes with a private bathroom with shower, and air conditioning. All have a balcony enjoying mountain views. You can take advantage of th
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Alexander Hotel
Asenovgrad (2.6km from town centre)
Alexander Hotel is situated at the entrance in the city of Asenovgrad and boasts a panoramic terrace overlooking the Rhodopi Mountains and air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi. Private parking is possible free of charge. The rooms are all equipped with a refrigerator, cable TV and a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries. Guests at Hotel Alexander can enjoy à-la-carte dishes at the roof-top café while admiring the view. A furnished
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Rodopska house
Asenovgrad (2.6km from town centre)
Only 3 km from Asenovgrad's centre, this property offers air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs and private balconies. It has a traditional Bulgarian restaurant with a cosy fireplace. Free Wi-Fi is offered in all rooms and public areas of Rodopska house. Each room comes with cable channels, a work desk and a mini-fridge. All include private bathrooms with toiletries. Guests can enjoy outdoor dining, using barbeque facilities in the garden.
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Family Hotel Ogi
Asenovgrad (3.0km from town centre)
Located at the foot of Rhodope Mountains and 7 km from Asenovgrad, Family Hotel Ogi offers a restaurant with a fireplace, serving traditional Bulgarian cuisine, as well as air-conditioned rooms and a garden with free pool. Wi-Fi is in all areas for free. At an additional cost, guests can also relax in sauna facilities and enjoy a massage treatment and hairdresser services. Family Hotel Ogi is entirely heated by eco fuel. All rooms contain a bal
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Guest House Lyaskovo
Lyaskovo (4.9km from town centre)
Surrounded by the Rhodope Mountains and set in a quiet area, Lyaskovo Guest House offers en-suite rooms and a bar on site. Barbecue facilities are available at the house. Free WiFi is available in the entire property. All rooms feature a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a bathroom with shower. Some rooms come with a balcony. Lyaskovo Guest House has a lobby bar, a fitness room and a tavern with kitchenette for common use. Asenova Kre
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Family Hotel Diana
Lyaskovo (5.1km from town centre)
Quietly located in Lyaskovo Village, at 900 metres altitude, surrounded by the Rhodope Mountain, Family Hotel Diana offers rooms with free WiFi and free public parking on site. A sauna is provided at a surcharge. Barbecue facilities are provided at a surcharge. Each room is fitted with a TV with satellite channels and an en-suite bathroom with a shower or a bath. Some units come with a seating area with a sofa. Family Hotel Diana houses a resta
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Guest House Perla
Bachkovo (6.3km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi, a barbecue and a terrace, Guest House Perla offers accommodation in Bachkovo, 1.4 km from Bachkovo Monastery. Certain rooms have a seating area where you can relax. A TV with cable channels is offered. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property.
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Vila Bachkovo
Bachkovo (6.5km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Vila Bachkovo is situated in Bachkovo, 1.3 km from Bachkovo Monastery. Free private parking is available on site. Rooms come with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Some units feature views of the mountain or river. Extras include free toiletries and a hairdryer. There is luggage storage space at the property. Car hire is available at this guest house and the area is popular for fishing.
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Complex Diana
Cherven (9.7km from town centre)
Located 700 metres from the centre of Cherven and its bus station, Complex Diana is a 15-minute drive from Asenovgrad and the fortress Asenova Krepost. It offers an outdoor swimming pool and barbecue facilities for free use in the garden. All rooms are fitted with satellite TV, minibar and a private bathroom with shower, and free toiletries. The Dianas restaurant offers dishes from the traditional Bulgarian cuisine. Breakfast is also served da
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The forgotten slaughters of the innocents
Newsflash: There is nothing new or unique about the barbaric soldiers of Allah executing premeditated attacks on our young. History teaches us there is no appeasing the unappeasable.
With two presidential debates under our belts, along with more pre-election polls than we have states, most Americans already appear to be decided when it comes to their choice, come November 6 - but if the apostle Paul were around today, how would he vote? OneNewsNow got renowned evangelist and author Ray Comfort's take.
Editor's note: Ray Comfort is commenting as a private citizen, and not as a representative of Living Waters.
"I don't know if the Apostle Paul would vote or wait for a candidate to come into line with his theology before he cast a vote," Comfort told OneNewsNow in an exclusive interview. "Although, it is clear from his words in Scripture that it wasn't his agenda to usher in a theocracy. Those who think that the plan of the Church is to take over the country politically should read the Book of Acts to see how we should act as Christians."
With many issues swirling around this year's presidential election, from President Barack Obama's radically left stances on abortion and same-sex "marriage," to former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's Mormonism, a great number of Americans find themselves appealing to the Bible for answers pertaining to this year's candidates. But is the Bible really clear on this issue?
"The early Church preached that God offered everlasting life to dying and Hell-bound humanity, and that was their message," added Comfort, founder and CEO of Living Waters Publications. "Changing presidents doesn't change anyone's eternal destiny."
The New Zealand-born evangelist contends that even though much can ride on an election, the final count at the ballot box is not the main indicator of what direction a nation will go.
"So, Israel's political arena [in the Gospel] was not their first priority, even if they could see that the nation was going to ruin," Comfort contends. "The way to stop bad fruit is to take an axe to the root, and that's what the Gospel does."
He emphasizes that what changes hearts at polling booths is conviction that comes from knowing the Truth ─ not political campaigns.
"When someone repents and trusts in Jesus Christ he or she will be born again, and will therefore vote according to the conscience rather than the pocketbook," the Southern California-based evangelist asserts. "When God gives a human being a new heart through the new birth, he or she immediately loves what He loves and hates what He hates - they become pro-life, for the institution of marriage, anti-porn, etc., and if they aren't clear about moral issues, the Scriptures will give them light."
Comfort believes that this is the same understanding that would drive Paul's actions, come election time.
"Early Christians knew the principle that if the train was on the right track, the carriages of worldview would come into line," Comfort explained. "So while I can't say that Paul would vote, I can [based on Scripture] speak of his life's passion and therefore, the probable direction of his vote."
And when asked what he believed Paul would view as the most pressing issue addressed in this year's campaigns and debates, Comfort had this to say.
"Paul was brought up at the feet of Gamaliel - the great teacher of God's Law," Comfort points out. "He therefore knew that it thundered, 'You shall not kill,' and as a Pharisee, he was deeply familiar with Genesis 9:6: 'Whoever sheds man's blood, by man his blood shall be shed; for in the image of God He made man.' We are not primates, as is preached by staunch believers in the fairytale of evolution. We are unique in creation. We set up court systems and spend billions of dollars each year to see that justice is done. Animals don't do that, but we do it because we are made in the image of God. We are moral beings, and we are therefore accountable to God. It is because of this that we can guess what would be the most pressing issue for Paul."
Comfort says the weight of this issue presses down on every political forum.
"There is a dark shadow that hangs over modern-day American politics," says Comfort, who co-hosts the television show The Way of the Master with former Growing Pains star Kirk Cameron. "It's there when candidates talk of their concerns about unemployment. It's there when they speak of the massive deficit. It covers the entire arena when, like battling tennis players, they fire back at each other with powerful statistics that send the opponent reeling, and makes it look as though the game is over. That terrible and dark shadow is the mass slaughter of the unborn."
The director of the pro-life documentary 180: Changing the Heart of a Nation,which went viral last year, doesn't see how this topic can be avoided.
"I don't see any political issue without its horrible and haunting presence," Comfort notes. "I have been publicly criticized for likening abortion to the horrific tragedy of the slaughter of the Jews under Hitler. The analogy does fall short. Modern America has taken the lives of nearly ten times as many human beings as were taken by Hitler."
And the pro-life advocate says this issue shapes his voting allegiance.
"So I will vote for the candidate that is most pro-life, knowing that not to vote would be to vote for a continuance of the slaughter," Comfort reasons. "I may be wrong, but I think that this would be Paul's political policy, in the hope of saving lives."
Comfort also believes that Paul would exhort Christians to be involved in politics.
"I think that in being politically active, we are being the salt of the earth," says Comfort. "But there's a qualification. Should a doctor ─ who has just discovered a cure to cancer ─ help with the daily running of the cancer ward? The answer is that of course he should do his best to make sure everything runs smoothly in the ward. But imagine if he did so and never bothered to share the cure with his dying patients. If he remained silent, then the good doctor becomes an evil doctor, because what he has discovered makes him morally responsible for the death of his patients. His silence puts their blood on his hands."
The evangelist asserts that Christians are equally accountable for sharing the message and hope that is within them to unbelievers.
"How can we, who profess to have the love of God, mingle with dying humanity and not share the good news that Jesus Christ has abolished death and brought life and immortality to light through the Gospel?" Comfort asks. "May God forgive us for the sin of silence, and [may] He help us to let love swallow our selfish fears."
OneNewsNow asked Comfort if he had any plans to open-air preach at locations to reach out to voters.
"I don't believe we can legally preach near a polling booth, but I will be flying a team to UC Berkeley on October 30 and open air preach at noon on the campus," the street preacher shared. "It's at the places of higher learning that we can reach and affect a culture - by speaking to the future lawyers, doctors and political leaders. We are stepping up preaching in universities because in a year or two's time the government may decide to outlaw all forms of 'hate speech.' If that happens, all of us will look back on these neglected years of liberty with great regret. Imagine that happening, and thinking that we had the God-given freedom to preach the Gospel, and we didn't take advantage of it. If it's a public campus, it's our blood-bought First Amendment right to free speech. We don't even need a permit if we don't have amplification."
Comfort related an opportunity he seized last week at one of California's most celebrated universities, which laid out the red carpet for one of evolution's most celebrated figureheads.
"Recently, I took a team to UCLA and we preached to a large congenial crowd for about 80 minutes," Comfort added. "I took a poster of Richard Dawkins holding a copy of 180 (he had been speaking at UCLA two days earlier) and said, 'Professor Dawkins has his copy, so make sure you get yours.' (Pictured at left is a happy atheist with his copy.) While many Christians are more concerned about changing the nation politically than they are in fulfilling the Great Commission, Richard Dawkins is changing millions of our young people into God-haters, and we are letting him get away with it."
With the tide of secular teaching increasingly attacking biblical Christianity, Comfort insists that the time is right for Christians to step out of their comfort zones en masse.
"There are 70 million professing Christians in our country," Comfort states. "Can you imagine what would happen if just one in 70 decided to truly obey the Great Commission and preach the Gospel to every creature? That would mean that a million Christians would stand up in the marketplace and on the university campuses where students are being told that they are apes and that there is no God, and they would hear about Him offering everlasting life to all who repent and trust in Jesus. It would turn America right side up."
Comfort's life is dedicated to equipping believers to follow the prompt of Jesus Christ given in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20), "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you."
"I long for the sleeping giant of the modern Church to awaken to that agenda, stand on its feet and boldly open its mouth," Comfort shares. "That's the reason [Living Waters] produced Season Four of our TV program - to equip Christians to open air preach - as Jesus did, as John the Baptist and Paul did, along with Spurgeon, Wesley, Whitefield and Moody did, who saw their cultures transformed by the power of the Gospel."
The global evangelist believes that we could be coming upon the End Times mentioned in the Book of Revelation, and takes the role of equipping the saints very seriously.
"[The entire season teaches] what to do and how to do it [and] has been devoted to equipping Christians to preach the Gospel in the open air (we preached open air in 13 European countries in 13 days)," the street preacher reports. "It [teaches] how to pull in a crowd, how to hold their attention, how to handle hecklers to your advantage, how to make an atheist backslide, how to refute the foolishness of the unscientific theory of evolution, what not to do, and how to overcome your fear of 'drying up' or not being able to answer a difficult question. All … [it takes] is a little love and some courage .... We are at present producing a video series called "Roots" that is particularly aimed at the youth of the modern Church - teaching them how to reach their own generation."
Comfort claims that he's committed to a campaign that cannot lose ─ one that's led by a timeless and flawless leader.
"My passion is the same as Paul's, and his was the same as that of Jesus," Comfort tells OneNewsNow. "It is to bring the light of the Gospel to those who sit in the shadow of death."
Newsflash: There is nothing new or unique about the barbaric soldiers of Allah executing premeditated attacks on our young. History teaches us there is no appeasing the unappeasable.
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This country house, is surrounded by beautiful countryside, it's located in a very quiet area. Approximately 1km from the old town of Pollensa. The house is fully equipped.
Pollensa and Puerto Pollensa: The picturesque countryside around Pollensa is a colourful mixture of fertile fruit orchards and lightly wooded glades, bordered by hills to the south and dramatic rocky outcrops of Mallorca's northern mountains. Contained within ten square kilometres, the region stretches along the coast to Alcudia from the golden beaches of Puerto Pollensa and inland to the quaint, historic small town of Pollensa itself. To the north the shores of Puerto Pollensa and Alcudia are fringed with kilometres of golden sand with water sports and ideal sun bathing for the more relaxing holiday. Both Puerto Pollensa and Pollensa offer a good selection of restaurants, ranging from cafes and tapas bars to fine dining. Pollensa, apart from its pretty square has the Via Crucis which is a notable attraction with its long stairway which ascends Calvary Hill, from which there are superb views over the coast. Puerto Pollensa is a pretty, unaffected resort that is a firm favourite with families.
Mallorca: It is easy to understand why Mallorca is a firm favourite with holiday makers of all age groups. From the beauty of the stylish resorts such as Puerto Pollensa and Alcudia along it's northern shores, to the more hectic lifestyle of the west coast and the golden coves of Cala D'Or towards the south, this wonderful island allows you to be as lively or relaxed as you want to be. This Balearic Island is one of fantastic contrasts, mountain ranges, unspoilt coves, sophisticated resorts, beaches, cities and beautiful rural country side.
Second stay at this wonderful villa - don't bother looking elsewhere if you are after peace and quiet, a fantastic large pool, wifi that works and 'Ned' the donkey in the field next door. No need to wrestle with parasols; drag your sun loungers under the trees and relax in the spectacular countryside. Don't forget the roof terrace for a spot of star gazing at night too! Thank you for another lovely holiday.
Guillem and Antonia's villa is a perfect retreat for a family break in Pollensa. This small but perfectly formed accommodation has everything you need - two ample bedrooms (both with twin beds), well-equipped kitchen, comfortable living space, and small but well appointed bathroom, plus a washing machine and drying rack on the back terrace. The outdoor space is what really makes this place though - beautiful pool area with steps down to the pool, a good sized shallow end for younger kids, and even a fun jacuzzi area in the pool. In the day time, the trees around the pool provide welcome shade on the terrace, and at night the pool lights make for a great atmosphere. The views of the mountains all around are truly awe-inspiring. The kids loved feeding carrots to the friendly donkey in the next field, and wandering among the lemon trees. The roof terrace also affords wonderful views of the valley. Just 20 minutes walk into Pollensa old town and a short drive from supermarkets and beaches - this is simply a great location! We will be back!
Our family of four stayed at the fab villa for 12 days, and loved it so much we are returning this year.
Pictures do not do the villa justice, everything you could need. If you want glitz and glamour, maybe not for you, but for our family it was perfect.
It's location is amazing, set in beautiful countryside, on a very large plot.
There are neighbours spotted around the general vicinity, but not in your direct line of sight - the villa is located at the end of a dead-end road. Study the map well before you travel - we did and located the villa first time of asking.
An easy 20 minute stroll into Pollensa centre - take a torch for the walk home.
Guillem and wife were lovely and friendly, provided you his mobile number in case there was a problem.
Would recommend this villa to those who want a peaceful relaxing holiday in amazing surroundings.
the owners were very helpful and quick in responding to any question we had. They came and changed towels/sheets once a week as well.
The villa is located in quiet back roads a good 20 min walk from the main square in Pollenca. A suitable distance for working up an appetite or walking off a good dinner.
Wifi is good bonus for those with teenage children and works well. Pool is a good size and warm. BBQ and washing machine work a treat. air con is a real bonus on the hot nights - get a lesson on how to use it.
we used bikehead.se for bike hire - they found the villa easily enough to drop off and pick up bikes.
About a 10 min drive to Port Pollenca and about 50-60mins to Palma
Wow! What a wonderful holiday, thank you so much Guillem and Antonia.
We have just spent a wonderful week here and would have no doubt in recommending it to anyone else.
As a family of four: 2 adults and 2 children (10 and 6), the villa, pool and surroundings were just perfect (topped off of course by the weather - having come from three months of rain in England!!!)
The villa is a good size for four and the bedrooms spacious. The lounge looks bigger than the photo and the kitchen is well equipped with a small table, big enough to all sit round for a meal if it gets too hot outside.
Outside is beautifully kept and very pretty. The pool is amazing and warm in August, (we spent up to 4 hours a day in it), with a fun, push button jacuzzi at one end).
On our arrival we found the whole place, inside and out, very clean and well swept: terrace, pool, villa (in and out) and the beds comfortable with clean linen and plentiful clean towels.
The location is the best ever. We walked down (20 minute pleasant and easy stroll) into Pollensa every evening for dinner or during the day for shopping.
Pollensa itself is pretty, clean, interesting and with lots of good places to eat and shop.
We met Guillen twice and he is lovely and speaks excellent English.
There is plenty to do on Majorca. We had a couple of days out (we had a hire car), but were otherwise more than happy and occupied to stay in and around Pollensa.
The local supermarket (next to Lidel) is good, a nearby beach we found and liked (although busy and small) was at Cala Vincenz. We visited the caves at Arta (worth a trip, although not as spectacular as some of the others (according to the guide book).
Being British we couldn't help but take pity on the stray cats, who multiplied in number over the week, from one to five, after word got round there was Whiskas on offer! I just couldn't resist their feed-me faces any longer! However they did respond to shooing if you didn't want them.
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With 91 shows scheduled in the official calendar, the Fédération française de la Couture presents from Tuesday September 27th to Wednesday October 5th the Paris Fashion Week 2017 Spring Summer collections.
Made up of 24 nationalities, the calendar welcomes this season the oncoming of Paule Ka (Tuesday September 27th at noon), Wanda Nylon (Wednesday September 28th at 9pm) and the return of Alexander McQueen (Monday October 3rd at 8pm) and Olivier Theyskens (Tuesday September 27th at 4pm).
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It's a fascinating attempt to hide the human effect on nature that started 21 years ago in Denver, according to Wired. While it seems inventive to conceal a large cell tower in a natural environment like the Mile High City, it's also pricey -- the report also states that the "fake tree" look for a cell tower could cost as much as $150,000.
Our need for widespread cell phone reception requires more and more cell towers to be erected. Then, when they're sitting in plain sight, 300 feet tall and a silvery hue that glows on sunny days, we complain that they're an eyesore. As you can see in the photos above, some of the towers take on a nearly identical look to surrounding trees while others are so poorly concealed that they probably should have just been left undressed.
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To help identify and treat these individuals, primary care physicians should ask adult patients if they have trouble hearing or understanding others when they are in a busy setting, such as a crowded restaurant, said lead study author Frank R. Lin, MD, PhD.
He encourages doctors to refer patients who have difficulty hearing to a specialist for testing.
Nearly one in five Americans 12 and older (48 million people) has hearing loss in at least one ear, according to the study in the Nov. 14 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine. That figure is up from previous estimates that hearing impairment affects 21 million to 29 million people.
The increase is due largely to the diverse population researchers analyzed, Dr. Lin said. He said previous research focused on particular age groups or regions of the U.S.
The Archives study shows that impairment is most common among people 80 and older, 89% of whom have hearing loss. About one in four people in their 50s has hearing impairment compared with about one in eight people in their 40s.
"A lot of people don't recognize they have hearing loss. It creeps up on you, and you learn to ignore it," said Dr. Lin, assistant professor in the Division of Otology, Neurotology and Skull Base Surgery at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. He also is assistant professor in the Dept. of Epidemiology at the university's Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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ARTS: The Arts in Religious and Theological Studies is the journal of the Society for the Arts in Religious and Theological Studies. Published for more than 25 years, this academic journal explores the interrelationships among theology, spirituality, and the arts.
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ARTS has been recognized as the single publication devoted specifically to the role of the arts in theological education and religious studies while also serving clergy, artists, and laity interested in the religion and arts dialogue. This journal seeks to expand our understanding of how the arts deepen and sustain our lives of faith, and how our spirituality relies on the arts for profound expression. Its exploration is ecumenical and interfaith.
Who publishes and funds ARTS journal?
ARTS is a journal of the Society for the Arts in Religious and Theological Studies (SARTS) and is published by the Religion and the Arts Program at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities and the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas. ARTS appreciates the additional financial support of partner institutions, including CARE (The Center for the Arts, Religion, and Education at the GTU in Berkeley); Fuller Seminary; MOCRA (The Museum of Contemporary Religious Art at SLU in St. Louis); St. John's University School of Theology (MN); Union Theological Seminary (NY); Vanderbilt Divinity School; Wesley Theological Seminary, and Yale University Institute of Sacred Music.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 22, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas \ Herald-Zeitung g Friday, August 22, 1997 □ 7ALutheran assembly heals Reformation wounds around Communion table By DAVID BRIGGS AP Religion Writer PHILADELPHIA (AP) — In 1S29, Martin Luther drew the words * 'This is my body** in chalk on a table at Philip of Hesse*s castle in Marburg, Germany. And with th^t message —r which allowed no compromise in the theological belief that the body and blood of Christ are real in the bread and wine of Communion — Luther set himself apart from the Reformed tradition of his day. Some 470 years later, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America finished its biennial Churchwide Assembly by declaring all baptized Christians are welcome to receive Communion in its churches. In a remarkable week, culminating a remarkable summer of church love, the Lutherans attempted to heal many of the, divisions created by the Reformation, the great 16th-century divide that would split Christianity into hundreds of pieces. They succeeded with the Reformed Churches, deciding — unlike Luther — that unity was more important than agreement on the real presence of Christ in the sacrament. More than 80 percent of the representatives of the 5.2 million-member church approved a sweeping plan to share clergy and Holy Communion with the Presbyterian Church (USA), United Church of Christ and Reformed Church in America, which have a combined membership of 4.6 million. They would run into a bump in the ecumenical road with the Episcopalians, falling six Votes short of a similar plan for closer ties with the 2.5 million-member denomination. The reason? The Lutherans feared that becoming part of the historic episcopate, where bishops are considered to be part of an unbroken line of succession dating back 2000 years to the Apostle Peter, would elevate prelates over ordinary church members. A day later, church delegates would vote 995 to 15 to develop a new plan by 1999 to share ministry with the Episcopal Church. The Lutherans then turned their attention to the issue at the heart of the Reformation, and declared the battle was over in the centuries-iong division among Lutherans and Catholics on the issue of justification by faith alone. That issue turns on whether humans can earn salvation, or whether it is something that is solely a gift from God. In the heat of the* Reformation, Lutherans emphasized God's role, while Catholics emphasized the human responsibility to accept God's gift. * - The Lutherans voted 958 to 25 to approve a statement declaring that past condemnations no longer apply. When you get past all the stereotypes that produced the scathing rhetoric in the 16th century, the document said, Lutherans and Catholics believe substantially the same thing: "We confess together that all persons depend completely on the saving grace of God for their salvation.'' Finally, when it came to putting their principles into practice, the Lutherans approved guidelines on sacramental practices that recognize the validity of baptisms performed in other churches and advise against "rebaptism'' when other Christians become Lutherans. And while other denominations still place restrictions on ELCA members receiving Communion in , their churches, the nation's largest Lutheran church adopted a policy of "eucharistic hospitality." "All baptized Christians are welcomed to Communion when they are visiting in the congregations of this church," the assembly declared. The Rev. 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Worship 10:50 aum. and 6 p.m. Frst Protestant Church (located on the corner of Seguin and Coll streets; one block from downtown plaza) Sunday Worship 8:00 and 10:30 a.m; Sunday School Classes 9:00 p.rn; Breakfast at The First 8:30-10:15; Youth Activities - call 609-7729 Ext. 36; Wednesday PRIME TIME Bible studies 11 , At seminars; For Your Intercession Prayer Groups -Wed. AM fit Tues. PM; Adult activities; child care provided. Frst United Methodist Church 572 W. San Antonio Street Sunday Worship: 8:30am, 10:50am. 7:00 p.m. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Youth Activities: 5:00 p.m.Freedom Fellowship Church 330 S. Hackberry, 625-1288. Sun. Worship 10:30 a.m; Sun. Bible Study 9:30 a.m., Wed. night home ministries. Pastor Dennis Gallahcr. Foursquare Gown 430 FM306.606-2843. Pastor Fred McMichael. Sun. School 10am, Sun Worship I lam; Wed. 7pm. Greater Ur United Pentecostal Church P.O. Box 310985 134 Enchantment Lane, off FM 725. 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Washington Ave. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. worship 11 a.m. Wednesday prayer fit Bible study 6:30 p.m. Pastor Kennith Rogers New Braunrls Christian Church 734 Loop 337, 629-2202 Sunday School for all ages - 9:30am. Worship Celebration and Junior Church -10:30 a.m. Nursery provided. Youth groups fit adult Bible study 6:00 p.m. A non-denominational fellowship. Pastor Rick Bartlett 608-0330. New Braunrls Presbyterian Church 373 Howard. 625-5141. Morning Worship 8:30 a. rn. and 11 a.m. Sunday School Classes 9:30 a.m. New Braunrls Seventh Day Adventist Church 2990 W. San Antonio St. P.O. Box 311551.629-5673. Sabbath school 10:40 a.m. Saturday; worship 9:30 a.m. Saturday. New Life Fellowship Church 1600 River Rd., (Formerly Opa l Ham) (210)606-5527 Worship: Sundays, IO a.rn (including children's church); Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. Oakwood Assembly of God 104 Melody Lane. 608-1133. Sunday School 9:30 - IO: 15 Sunday Worship 10:30 aum. - 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Jerry K. 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Before the latest embarrassment of being interrogated by the enforcement directorate (ED) in a case about the supply of synthetic drug ICE, inspector general (IG) of police (Bathinda zone) Paramraj Singh Umranangal has been in many controversies before.
The 1995-batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, grandson of three-time Akali legisalator and former minister Jiwan Singh, was recruited in Punjab Police on compassionate grounds as deputy superintendent in 1987 after militants killed his father, Sukhdev Singh.
On December 5, 2012, he was suspended as the deputy inspector general (boarder range) in Amritsar for mysterious reasons. The suspension order stated that he had "not performed his duties efficiently and created indiscipline in the border range"; and even though he was reinstated in February 2013, the reason for suspension was never made public.
As the DIG in Ferozepur Range in October 2012, made a blunder in the Shruti abduction case of Faridkot city by releasing the marriage photographs of the minor victim to the press to justify that she had eloped with accused Nishan Singh of her own will. After this, he was transferred to the border range.
He faces trial in the Punjab and Haryana high court in the Sukhpal Singh fake encounter case of 1994 when he was DSP in Rupnagar. In June, 2013, the victim's widow, Dalbir Kaur, 37, of Kala Afghana village in Gurdaspur district, demanded from the court that the case be moved to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The next hearing is on August 25.
In the drug case in which he appeared before the ED on Monday, his name was on the mobile-phone contact list of ICE supplier Raja Kandola, and the record suggested they were in continuous touch over telephone. Sources in the ED said that during grilling, the IG had denied any links with Kandola but the latter had stated certain senior police official had been regular guests at his Samrala farmhouse.
When asked about the grill session, Ummrangal, who appeared before the ED on Monday and left office around 5pm, denied that he had been interrogated.


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SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — Authorities say a Springfield man sexually assaulted a woman while on house arrest and wearing a GPS monitor just hours after being released from jail.
The Springfield News-Leader (http://sgfnow.co/2dhHnWl ) reports that 33-year-old Anthony Evans is now jailed without bond in two sexual assault cases.
Prosecutors said in a bond recommendation document that Evans assaulted one of the women Sept. 20 after posting $90,000 in bonds from four unrelated cases. The GPS monitor he was wearing when he was arrested wasn't providing information about his location because it hadn't been charged properly.
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A day of Culture, food and a Viennese Concert
... part of the holiday. We arrive a few minutes late. The Opus restaurant is a fine dining establishment in the Hotel Imperial and the first part of our evening. We have a lovely 3 course meal of local cuisine and selected wines as accompaniments. Swish. We weren't overly impressed with it though. Then our tour escorts arrived to get us to the Concert house for our VIP evening. We left the Hotel Imperial and boarded our fiaker to take us to the ...
To the Land of Arnold Schwarzenegger
... skills is very low. I was nervous to speak, and since I am the only German speaker on the trip, I was afraid I would embarrass myself in front of my friends and any Austrians in the immediate vicinity. However, I had a fortunate encounter that really got me going on the right path. When we were in Kosovo, we ended up taking a cab to one of our meetings and the cab driver was German, which I didn't realize until he started speaking. I was so surprised to hear German being spoken in a ...
Well we arrived slightly disheveled but mostly intact after 32 hours of travel time to our apartment in Vienna...it is on the top floor of the building and would have a nice view if it wasn't in fog...! We went exploring after dropping our luggage and found a bakery and supermarket just around the corner....and bought our travel tickets so we could hop on ...
Schloss Schonbrunn
... was someone he had worked with at Esso in Sale, about 34 years ago! He had no idea who Paul was but we had a nice chat anyway!
Enjoyed going through the privy gardens, vine covered pergolas and landscaped gardens within the palace walls. As with the Belvedere Palace, the general gardens are open to the public, who can walk, picnic or exercise in glorious surroundings.
Budapest to Wien
... of the
city but only 15 min walk from Westbahnhof, our arrival station. It
is fairly cheap by Vienna standards but very pleasant and the wifi
works easily. We are used to having full kitchen facilities so not
being able to make yourself a cup of tea is a real loss.
At the Staatsoper this evening they
had Das Reingold, with Adam Fischer conducting, ...
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