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Geron (NASDAQ:GERN) stock has been in a holding pattern between $1.8-2.5 a share since the FDA placed a clinical hold on Imetelstat clinical trials in early March pending more information regarding the low grade liver function test (LFT) abnormalities observed with extended treatment in the Essential Thrombocythemia (ET) trial. On Thursday, Geron provided an update to investors on the progress of gathering the data requested by the FDA to lift the hold and additional steps they may take to expedite starting a Phase II clinical trial in Myelofibrosis. On the call, Geron CEO Dr. Scarlett stressed that the FDA placed the full clinical hold not on Myelofibrosis but on the Geron sponsored ET trial in which patients had been on the drug continuously for up to 3 years. Importantly, with long-term treatment, there was no further progression of LFT abnormalities and no patients ever ceased Imetelstat treatment due to liver complications. It was reiterated that since ET patients are already treated sufficiently and the disease does not drastically affect survival, this trial was conducted as a proof of principle study and Geron has no intention of using Imetelstat for ET treatment. Their focus is solely on those myeloproliferative disorders in which there is a severe unmet clinical need such as Myelofibrosis, where the risk/reward profile is extremely advantageous.
The FDA has placed a partial clinical hold for the Mayo Clinic Myelofibrosis trial headed by world renowned hematologist Dr. Ayalew Tefferi, allowing those patients receiving clinical benefit to remain on the drug. Again, I view this as being a very good sign that the FDA realizes the benefits of the drug outweighs any risks for those responding as this was not the case for those responding in the ET trial. In the Myelofibrosis trial, a subset of patients experienced complete and partial responses following Imetelstat treatment, something no drug has ever done. Making this even more impressive is that the trial enrolled only Intermediate and High-risk Myelofibrosis patients in which there are currently no effective treatment options available and the average lifespan is 1-3 years. Does a clinical hold by the FDA for low level LFTs that don't progress over time make sense for this disease?
To provide the follow-up data to determine if low grade LFT abnormalities resolve back to baseline after drug removal, Geron is currently getting the required institutional review board (IRB) approval to allow for the LFT follow-up studies in the ET patients. Again, since many patients who were previously in the ET trial have been long removed some of this data may be difficult to get, but Dr. Scarlett indicated that having follow-up data for every single patient will likely not be required by the FDA. The animal studies that the FDA requested regarding LFT abnormalities observed following Imetelstat treatment has been collected and analyzed. Geron as well as several outside liver experts who have reviewed the data could not find any evidence of liver damage or elevated LFTs in mice or monkeys. From Dr. Scarlett's comments, it appears there has yet to be any major conversations between Geron and the FDA regarding the hold. Typically, all the data asked for by the FDA that can be collected is compiled and submitted before any discussions regarding the hold take place and concerns addressed. During this data submission is when Geron would provide the FDA their intentions to only pursue Imetelstat in Myelofibrosis and other unmet disorders and the FDA can make the determination based on the risk/reward profile. It is very likely the FDA will allow Imetelstat to progress once they are provided the full picture.
In parallel Geron is also contemplating initiating trials in Europe. This would enable Geron to begin gathering data and further characterize the efficacy of Imetelstat in Myelofibrosis in the chance the FDA extends the hold.
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One of the biggest supporters of Imetelstat in Myelofibrosis is Dr. Tefferi. Since there are no effective treatments for Intermediate and High-Risk Myelofibrosis patients, you could imagine why he would be excited about a drug that has produced complete responses for the first time ever. His mission now is to further characterize Imetelstat and determine what makes the drug effective in some patients and not others. During the call, Dr. Scarlett stated that Dr. Tefferi assured him that he is submitting all the LFT data the FDA is requesting to release the partial clinical hold in addition to all the efficacy data. Importantly, there has been very little mention by Dr. Tefferi in his presentations and abstracts regarding low level LFTs being a concern. Interestingly, Dr. Scarlett mentioned in the update that it could be possible that Myelofibrosis patients have higher baseline LFT readings than ET patients and therefore elevations may not be relevant in this population. In addition, Dr. Tefferi has detailed that he will be releasing additional data at the American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting in December 2014 in patients with refractory anemia with ringed sideroblasts, or RARS, and patients with myelofibrosis that has transformed into acute myelogenous leukemia, known as blast-phase myelofibrosis and their responses to Imetelstat. Positive data in these patients, which is very likely, would expand the indication of Imetelstat and provide a major catalyst for the stock.
Geron and the Mayo Clinic continue to work in parallel to gather the necessary data to provide the FDA on LFT abnormalities. Although, Geron may be delayed in gathering all the ET data as they need IRB approvals, etc. The Mayo clinic is already preparing all the Myelofibrosis efficacy data and the LFT follow-ups requested. It is highly likely that this data alone will satisfy what the FDA is seeking to release the partial clinical hold and allow Geron to continue trials in Myelofibrosis with a plan to track LFT abnormalities closely. To pad the risk even more they are sitting on over $150 million in cash following a recent public offering at $4/share. This will allow Geron to fund the appropriate clinical trials either in the US, Europe or both. There is also a strong possibility that they partner to further progress Imetelstat development. Expect a lot of volatility as short-term investors pop in and out of the stock. It is unlikely investors will know when Dr. Tefferi submits his data to the FDA so don't be caught on the sidelines when the Myelofibrosis partial hold is lifted and the stock has tripled in value.
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Ramadan Festival underway in Leicester
The fourth annual Ramadan Festival is underway in Leicester, with up to 15,000 people expected to attend the four-day event, which ends on Sunday.
The festival includes Islamic arts exhibitions, prayer facilities and about 60 stalls selling a variety of foods, clothes and gifts. It's all to celebrate the Holiest time in the Muslim calendar.
The event is still open until midnight, so as many people as possible are able to collectively break their fasts.
More than £8000 raised in the West Midlands for Cakes4Syria campaign
Young Muslim volunteers have been raising money for Syrian refugees by running a cake delivery service.
The 'Cakes for Syria' campaign is taking place throughout the month of Ramadan and they have already exceeded their £25,000 target.
The West Midlands alone has sold 1741 cakes with £8.705 raised so far for the campaign.
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Deliveries take place on Sundays and Thursdays until 27 or 28 July which heralds the end of Ramadan.
Ismaili Muslim community donate supplies for the homeless
People at the Ismaili Muslim Community Centre, in Hamilton in Leicester, were donating food for the homeless during the holy month of Ramadan.
Community leader, Zuli Hassam, explained the project and said:
We are packaging essential items, both food and non-food items, all of which are going into boxes that have been donated by members of our community. Some items have been procured through donations that we have received and this is all an effort that we are engaging in for the month of Ramadan.
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Volunteers at the centre said Islam is a peaceful religion and say the faith has been demonised by recent events.
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Muslims in Leicester help the homeless during Ramadan
Muslims in Leicester will be packing up aid parcels today for a local homeless charity as part of Ramadan celebrations.
350 people supported by Action Homelessness will receive a parcel containing toothpaste, shampoo and some food.
Shehnaaz, one of the volunteers said
Voluntary service is a long standing tradition in the Ismaili Muslim community and a value which we have grown up with. I feel very privileged and excited to take part in the Share a Smile campaign.
Eid Mela welcomed as an event for 'every community'
Families at Birmingham Cannon Hill Park's Eid Mela celebration have said more and more people from other communities as well as Muslims are attending the event each year.
One man told ITV Central how he thinks of it now as the "England Mela", not the Asian Mela, adding: "Every community comes here and we're happy."
Thousands crowd into Birmingham park for Eid Mela
Stalls, live music and other activities filled Birmingham's Cannon Hill Park for an Eid Mela celebration marking the end of fasting during Ramadan.
Thousands of people descended on the park for the event, which featured the music of top UK and international Asian music stars among other activities.
Thousands due at Eid Mela celebration in Birmingham
Thousands of people are expected to crowd into Birmingham's Canon Hill Park to celebrate the end of fasting during Ramadan.
The Eid Mela celebration, which starts at 12.30pm, will feature the sounds of top international and UK Asian artists.
As well as marking the end of the fast, the family event is designed to highlight the diversity of the Muslim community in Birmingham, through music, food and sport.
Diabetic Muslims told to seek GP advice while fasting
Muslims in the Midlands who have diabetes are advised to speak to their GP if they decide to fast during Ramadan.
The British Medical Journal has found in a recent study that the change in the eating patterns of Muslims during Ramadan significantly increases the risk of blood sugar problems.
Dr Ather Hussain said: "Islam is very clear, that if a person feels that their illness will prolong or become more severe as a result of fasting, then he or she is exempt from that, and they can fast at a later date. So it is best to get advice from their local GP."


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About the hotel
Property Location
With a stay at CU Hotel Taipei in Taipei (Datong), you'll be minutes from Ningxia Night Market and close to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. This hotel is within close proximity of Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei and SPOT-Taipei Film House.
Make yourself at home in one of the 87 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access is available. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
You can enjoy a meal at a restaurant serving the guests of CU Hotel Taipei, or stop in at a grocery/convenience store. Buffet breakfasts are available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in. A shuttle from the hotel to the airport is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours).
Hotel Facilities
- Accessible bathroom
- ATM/banking
- Elevator/lift
- Laundry facilities
- Express check-in
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Grocery/convenience store
- 24-hour business center
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Restaurant
- Roll-in shower
- Fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 87
- Computer station
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Multilingual staff
- Smoke-free property
- Express check-out
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- Airport transportation - drop-off (surcharge)
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- One meeting room
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- Daily housekeeping
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- Down comforter
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- Alcohol is not served or permitted at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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November heating oil prices have extended their decline from last week into this morning and were down nearly $0.30 from the September 16th high to this morning's low. A rebound in outside market sentiment helped fuel a rebound in prices back into positive territory this morning. The Commitments of Traders Futures and Options report as of September 20th showed non-commercial traders were net long 21,214 contracts, an increase of 6,680. Non-commercial and nonreportable traders combined held a net long position of 33,053 contracts, for an increase of 5,162 on the week.


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Our goal is to allow vehicles to control movement (arcs, lines, and rotates) using data from a variety of sensors. A vehicle must be able to control the distance of travel and change in angle. There are two approaches to this:
There are a multitude of strategies that can be used for move-control feedback. This Wiki page attempts to examine some of these.
In applications using classes higher than just Pilot, the movement requests will always come directly from the PoseController. The PoseController, in turn, can receive paths from the [Path Planner], which is the ultimate builder of path data in our API. For this reason it is worth examining the data produced by a PathPlanner.
Imagine an application in which the user is on vacation in Florida and wants to look out the front window of their home back in Oregon. They have a map of their home (see image below) and are connected to a server via the Internet that controls the robot at home. In this scenario, some obstacles (red) are in the path between the starting pose and the desired final pose. When the vehicle is done moving, it must be facing the front window.
The PathPlanner comes up with a path tailored to different vehicle types. The PathPlanner consults the MoveController class (via the PoseController which has an instance of MoveController) to see which moves are available. The minimum turn radius the robot can achieve is important. The data it produces and passed to PoseController is a series of moves and waypoints that looks like this:
A steering vehicle does not have a tight enough turn a radius to go through the middle path, so the PathPlanner generates path data that looks like this:
The PathPlanner will want to allow for a margin of error so that inaccuracies with vehicle movement and sensors allow it to avoid walls/obstacles. This error should be gettable from sensors and actuators and propagate up the chain to the higher level classes to compute a margin of error to avoid solid objects.
Note: The PathPlanner will likely take a long time to do a space-search in order to find the most efficient path. This precludes it from computing new paths while a vehicle is on the move, unless the application decides to compute a path from some future point in a path that it is driving towards (in other words it won't reach that point before PathPlanner is able to compute that path). I don't think we want to attempt this until we are more comfortable with 1.0 functionality, so for now we should conclude PathPlanner is too slow.
Now that the PathPlanner has given a suggested path to the PoseController, its job is done and PoseController takes over (unless it finds itself in trouble - more on that in the ObstacleDetector section below).
PoseController has no access to Map data, just the proposed path from PathPlanner. It also has access to Pose data via a PoseProvider. It also has an instance of MoveController, which allows it to command the vehicle to make moves.
The basic problem is to allow the vehicle to steer through each of the discrete moves shown in the diagrams above, so that it gets from one point to the next and finally to the end pose. Specific move segments are marked on the diagram above at A and B:
Here are several scenarios for how these two classes (PoseController and MoveController) interact to provide move-feedback control.
With this scheme, the PoseProvider passes a whole move segment to the MoveController. The MoveController attempts to perform virtual line following with the move segment.
Data passed from PoseController to MoveController: current or proposed Move object
This scheme uses Pose-Based Move Control at the MoveController level. Basically the PoseController breaks up each move into a number of waypoints that are closer together. It then passes all these waypoints to the MoveController, and it attempts to steer towards each waypoint in the path. For this to method, the MoveController requires an instance of PoseProvider, which is a radical departure from our previous architecture.
Data passed from PoseController to MoveController: Pose objects (waypoints)
With this scheme the PoseController looks at the current Pose via its PoseProvider, then it looks at the next waypoint, and calculates the Move required to get approximately to the next waypoint. PoseController could update MoveController after an increment of distance (every 10 cm) or an increment of time (every second).
Data passed from PoseController to MoveController: current Move object
This scheme is based on the idea Roger had that path should be controlled only by direction, which in practical terms is dictated by the vehicles steering ratio. Both differential and steering vehicles can use steering ratio, and steering ratio can produce rotates on the spot for differential vehicles. The PoseController monitors Pose using PoseProvider, and as frequently as it can it updates the steering ratio to get it back on track towards the target, perhaps using PID control.
Data passed from PoseController to MoveController: steering ratio value
How does PathPlanner interact with ObstacleDetector? There could be two different actions taken, indicating a sort of yellow alert and red alert mode. PathPlanner passes the path once at the start with all the data to get to the destination (poses and moves). The vehicle starts following the path in green mode, until it encounters something unexpected that wasn't in the map data. Then it goes into yellow alert mode and does some sort of shallow-thinking low level attempt to get around the obstacle and rejoin the previous path. It could wall-follow the obstacle until it rejoins the path on the other side, at which point it goes back to green mode and continues on. If it fails to reconnect with the path and ends up wandering against a barrier in one direction for a long time, it realizes it is screwed and goes to red alert, which means it stops, tells the PathPlanner it needs a new path calculated from the current position (taking into account the previous barrier it encountered) and off it goes to try again.


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MELBOURNE (AFP) – The Serena and Venus show that dominated women's tennis for years returned to the Australian Open on Saturday with an unheralded American teenager joining the evergreen Williams sisters in the last 16.
In a banner day for the Stars and Stripes, top seed Serena advanced despite conceding her first set of the tournament, with Venus also battling through and Florida-based 19-year-old Madison Keys sending fourth seed Petra Kvitova home.
Serena and Venus, aged 33 and 34 respectively, have 25 Grand Slams between them but will not have it all their own way in a tough half of the draw including comeback queen Victoria Azarenka, a two-time Australian champion.
Sixth seed Agnieszka Radwanska and last year's finalist Dominika Cibulkova also burnished their title credentials with easy wins, while the Lindsay Davenport coached Key provided the only upset.
Serena, chasing her sixth Australian crown, was at a loss to explain why she zoned out for the second time in as many matches against Ukrainian 26th seed Elina Svitolina before storming home 4-6, 6-2, 6-0.
"I'm not sure. I need to figure that out," said Williams, vowing to intensify her focus against dangerous Spanish 24th seed Garbine Muguruza in the fourth round.
She said the catalyst for her comeback was Venus' 4-6, 7-6 (7/3), 6-1 win over Italy's Camila Giorgi, the first time her older sister has been in the last 16 of a major since 2011, when she was diagnosed with the energy-sapping Sjogren's Syndrome.
"She's been through so much with her illness, with everything that she's had to do. Gosh, if she can do it, I'm perfectly healthy, I'm fine. I should be able to do it, too," said Serena, who was monitoring Venus' progress during her own match.
Venus won her last Grand Slam at Wimbledon in 2008 but boasts an 8-0 record in 2015, including a title in Auckland, saying she was not just in Melbourne to make up the numbers.
"I've won big. It's not like I haven't done it before," said the American, who will be out to avenge consecutive losses to Poland's Radwanska in the next round.
"This little cat has a few tricks left," she said.
Radwanska, a semi-finalist last year, is emerging as the tournament dark horse under the tutelage of her new coach, the legendary Martina Navratilova after downing American Varvara Lepchenko 6-0, 7-5.
The 30th seed became the Pole's third consecutive victim to taste the dreaded 6-0 "bagel", with Radwanska, 25, attributing her success to the tweaks 18-time Slam champion Navratilova has made to her game.
Azarenka sounded a warning after beating Czech 25th seed Barbora Zahlavova Strycova in straight sets to confirm her status as the draw's most dangerous unseeded player.
"I do feel I played better than I was playing two years ago… I think my game evolved," said the 2012 and 2013 champion, who is returning from a horror 2014 when she battled injury and depression.
The former world number one will meet Cibulkova, seeded 11, who has done little since losing last year's decider but appears to be gathering steam again at her favourite Grand Slam venue.


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Joe Mills
Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs/Director of Housing
I am active member of ACUHO- I, SEAHO and TACUHO. Our department is committed to making sure the on campus experience is a positive one not only for the student, but their entire family.
Oversees long range planning, goals, and objectives for entire office. Development and management of Housing budget, master plan, marketing plan, and departmental assessment plan. Facility management of Housing projects. AP Day/Summer Welcomes. Supervision of professional and support staff for office. Develop and oversee residential communities to create engaging learning environments. Development and implementation of dept crisis and risk management plan.
Kim Morrow
Associate Director
Supervisor of Residence Life staffing/programs/living learning communities. CHO in absence of Director. Direct Supervisor of the AC Staff. Hearing Officer for formal discipline. Coordinator of contract release and damage appeals process. AP Days/Summer Welcomes presentations. Manages the programming budget. Early arrival and late stay approval. Survey creation and Data Collection for Residence Life. Movie and Info Channel oversight.
Sue Fort
Assistant Director of Housing Operations
Currently, I supervise one clerical staff and a Data Analyst. Other job responsibilities includes: overseeing main campus housing assignments, overseeing Residential Management System (RMS) management software, implementation of emergency housing bid; overflow housing/contract administration; coordinating athletic housing with coaches; overseeing housing department's Great Change Day /Room Change Administration, overseeing correct execution of occupancy reports, and the processing of resident housing cancellations/withdrawals.
Cecil Wilson
Assistant Director of Housing & Dining Services
Administrator for Dining Service Contract. Dining Advisory Committee Liaison. Meal Plan Exemptions. Refunds/Accts Payable issues for meal plans. Budget preparation and financial analysis and reporting. Contract preparation. Management of dining investment funds. Survey Creation and Data Collection (QLS and Dining). Dining renovations. Supervision of dining mechanic.
Lilian Obi
Area Coordinator
Management of guest apartments. RHD Supervision (documentation, employee discipline). Assignments/Billing for Emerald Hill apartments. Create/revise notes for living – Emerald Hill/Marion Street. Student Staff selection and payroll (HR paperwork, loading of scholarships) RHD's and RA's. 24 hour on call rotation. Teach RA class. Informal discipline hearing/files. Hiring/Supervision of Emerald Hill office workers. Assist in staff training.
Michael FreemanArea Coordinator
Office: Miller Hall, Phone: (931)221-7444, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Freeman is an Area Coordinator in the Office of Housing/Residence Life & Dining Services. He came to APSU in 2014 after serving for ten years as a Hall Director at the University of Tennessee at Martin. He graduated from Berea College with a B.A. degree in Psychology. Michael was also a Resident Assistant (R.A.) for four years at Berea College. Michael is from Clarksville, TN and graduated from Kenwood High School before attending Berea College.
Residence Hall Director (RHD) and administrative supervision of Castle Heights, Sevier Hall, Blount Hall, and Harvill Hall. Supervision of the First Year Experience (FYE) Community Programming Director (CPD). Advisor of the Residence Hall Association (RHA) and Hall Council. Residence hall staff training (RHD, CPD, R.A.). RHD, CPD evaluation. Informal disciplinary hearing/files. 24-hour on-call rotation. Teach RA class. Supervision of summer staff (RHD, R.A.'s, Conference Assistants). Coordinate summer camp Housing assignments.
Sarah ClarkFunctional Support Specialist
Office: Miller Hall, Phone: (931)221-7444, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Clark graduated from Austin Peay State University in 2014 with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science with concentrations in Information Systems and Database Administration.
Reports to the Assistant Director of Housing Operations and is the main liaison between Housing/Residence Life and Dining Services and Information Technology. Works on Interfaces for Housing/Residence Life and Dining Services and/or other student affairs departments and Residential Management Software (RMS) and Banner processes and serves as the primary contact for RMS/Banner Housing issues. Prepares most internal and external reports for the department.
Tracey Webb
Administrative Assistant III, CAP
I assist the AVP/Director of Housing with marketing plans, All State ads, AP Day, GOV's ROW, presentations, purchasing management, Residency Exemption coordinator, personnel leave management. I also do special projects for the AVP/Director of Housing.
Jill EndsleyAdministrative Assistant II
Office: Miller Hall, Phone: (931)221-7444, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com was born and raised in northern New Hampshire, but I have been a Tennessean now for over 18 years. I married an army soilder stationed at Ft. Campbell Kentrucky Military Base in 2006 where we set up residence in Clarksville, Tennessee.
Greet visitors, receptionist, residents swipe card and loaner key security inventory, judicial appointments, letters, files, contract release correspondence, process student biling, assist with scheldule of student employees, work orders and re-core requests, correspondence, meeting room reservations for 109 and 111.
Cliff Gaines
Maintenance Mechanic
Trouble-shoot and repair Dining Services equipment. Perform regularly scheduled preventative maintenance and inspections. Serve as point of contact for all Dining Services contracted work. Install and maintain new equipment. Test and operate all equipment. Maintain exhaust fans and vents for Dining Services. Maintain Dining Services plumping lines. Maintain Dining Services equipment inventory. Determine any need for replacing old equipment.


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Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust…
As with all things in nature, life is a cycle. Plants and flowers are born in spring, grow to their peak in summer, and slowly die come fall and winter. Unfortunately, unlike the beautiful perennials that may adorn your garden, humans only get one shot at their time on Earth…until now.
Straight out of Cinderella's mother in Into the Woods, one startup is trying to change the way we look at death and make the world a better, greener place in the process. Their idea? Instead of graves, plant trees.
The catch? There are dead humans at the roots.
This company has redesigned the coffin with the belief that death "is not the end, but the beginning of a way back to nature."
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October 18, 2013
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If John is elected to the board, I will be more optimistic that my three grandchildren, who attend schools in District 6, will have the prospect of a better educational experience.
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During her first term on the council, Sandi proved her commitment to the steady improvement of Greeley as a safe, progressive place for families.
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183244 - Beach & Pool – Home 183244 Apartment
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Apartment / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 5
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 0 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car not necessary
- Air conditioning
- No pets allowed
Description from manager
FREE shopping service for 65+ guests! WI-FI for FREE. FOR NON DRIVERS: very well linked by tram and bus. SWIMMING POOL. AIR CONDITIONING
Lovely newly designed and renovated apartment with incredible panoramic views to the Mediterranean sea.
Sit on the comfortable terrace sofas and watch the sunrise while having a nice breakfast before going to the beach.
The apartment lies in front of the great San Juan beach and close to all amenities.
This super stylish house is the perfect setting for a special get-together or family holiday.
This apartment comprises:
Spacious lounge room with sofa seats for 8, dinning table for 6, plasma TV. Dual language TV, BBC news, Bloomberg...
Very well equipped kitchen: microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine, clothes dryer, dishwasher, kettle, hob, toaster, oven and extractor fan.
One double bedroom.
One twin bedded room.
One single bedroom.
Two tiled bathrooms
FREE shopping service for 65+ guests! WI-FI for FREE. FOR NON DRIVERS: very well linked by tram and bus. SWIMMING POOL. AIR CONDITIONING
Lovely newly designed and renovated apartment with incredible panoramic views to the Mediterranean sea.
Sit on the comfortable terrace sofas and watch the sunrise while having a nice breakfast before going to the beach.
The apartment lies in front of the great San Juan beach and close to all amenities.
This super stylish house is the perfect setting for a special get-together or family holiday.
This apartment comprises:
Spacious lounge room with sofa seats for 8, dinning table for 6, plasma TV. Dual language TV, BBC news, Bloomberg...
Very well equipped kitchen: microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine, clothes dryer, dishwasher, kettle, hob, toaster, oven and extractor fan.
One double bedroom.
One twin bedded room.
One single bedroom.
Two tiled bathrooms with shower and bath.
Great east facing terrace with stunning views and dinning for 8.
The dining area contains a dining table for 6.
Air-conditioning cool/heat.
WI-Fi for FREE
Great shared garden with main pool, child pool, playground, tennis and basket courts.
Private car park.
Long sandy beach: 50 metres.
Supermarkets: 5 minutes walking.
Bakery: 3 minutes walking.
Restaurants: 0 minutes walking.
Pharmacy: 3 minutes walking.
Bus stop to Alicante centre: 2 minutes walking.
Tram station: 3 minutes walking.
Golf course: 15 minutes walking or 1 tram stop.
Alicante old centre and marina: 15 minutes by bus or tram.
San Juan beach suburb
The area of San Juan Beach which is, without any doubt, one of the best beaches on the Costa Blanca.
San Juan beach is an open beach about 9 kilometres in length and with an average width of 85 meters. With kilometres of beach on the doorstep and a superb year round climate you may want to take some time out to walk, relax and spend some time lounging on the warm sand admiring the Mediterranean.
Boasting beachfront restaurants, bars, cafés and pubs, the San Juan Beach is also known for its selection of any water sport you can imagine! Spot people jogging and playing volleyball, skating, cycling, surfing and families out for a leisurely stroll. And, of course, to play golf!!!
The Alicante Golf Course is 15 minutes walking: the legendary Spanish player Severiano Ballesteros designed the Alicante Golf city-course, which offers a good challenge for pros and amateurs alike. It is the only 18 hole par 72 course on the Iberian Peninsula which consists of six par 3, six par 4 and six par 5 holes.
There is plenty to see and do in the surrounding areas. A perfect choice for children`s, elderly, families and NON DRIVERS tenants.
Tourism Registration number: AT-440748-A
Please find IMPORTANT information below.
You should add 76€ to the prices listed up for start and end cleaning.
Bedlinen and Towels included.
Collecting keys at our office: 08:00-20:00 / Mon-Fri.
Out of office hours, you will be able to use the combination key box/locker: You can pick up your keys by yourself
Extra services you would order are not included in the price of the stay by this website.
Please, be responsible with the air conditioning/heat and water consumption. Rental includes up to 100kwh per week. Electricity consumption exceeding 100kwh per week will be charged at EUR 0.20 per kwh and deducted charged from your deposit.
The security deposit of 300 euros is managed by this websiste.
For 1 month stays or longer the security deposit is 800 Euros and electricity, gas and water consumption are not included. Hard discounts may apply, so ask us please :)
Groups of young people are not welcome in some properties. Please keep us informed before make the first payment if your group members are under age 25.
We request you to complete the tenants details in our booking form and send it back to us by email 4 weeks prior your arrival
For stays shorter than 6 nights, please, ask us the price listing.
Check in after 15:00. Check out by 11:00. This schedule can be flexible depending on the prior/next bookings. Ask us, we'll be happy to confirm :)
Location description from manager
The Valencian Country region
Alicante is placed in the east coast of Spain. The Costa Blanca is well known for it´s fantastic climate, it´s beautiful white beaches and crystal clear waters. Enjoy miles of sandy coves and palm fringed beaches or the towns and villages that stretch along the coastline with a seemingly endless variety of colourful, markets, shops, restaurants, fishing harbours and marinas.
There is a bus and a city train in front of the apartment that takes you to near cities like BENIDORM, the funniest and most cosmopolitan city of Costa Blanca ( just 25 minutes away) where is placed the exciting Terra Mitica theme park, the superb water park Aqualandia and Mundomar (the sea life centre), or ALTEA, a bohemian white village (just 40 minutes drive or by train).
San Juan beach suburb
San Juan beach is an open beach about 9 kilometres in length and with an average width of 85 meters. With kilometres of beach on the doorstep and a superb year round climate you may want to take some time out to walk, relax and spend some time lounging on the warm sand admiring the Mediterranean.
Boasting beachfront restaurants, bars, cafés and pubs, the San Juan Beach is also known for its selection of any water sport you can imagine! Spot people jogging and playing volleyball, skating, cycling, surfing and families out for a leisurely stroll. And, of course, to play golf.
The Alicante Golf Course is 15 minutes walking: the legendary Spanish player Severiano Ballesteros designed the Alicante Golf city-course
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- Great for children of all ages
- No pets allowed
Bed & bathroom
- Bedroom 1: Double Bed
Bedroom 2: Single Bed
Bedroom 3: 2 Single Beds
- 2 Family bathrooms
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
- Children's pool
- Shared garden
- Swing set
- Balcony or terrace
- Sea view
- Internet access
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- Hair dryer
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Lift access
- Accessible for wheelchair users — please contact the manager for details before booking
Getting around
Interaction with guest
- Check in time:15:00, Check out time:11:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- No smoking at this property
- Cancellation policy
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Mediterranean Lettings
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- Calendar updated::
- 27 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 13
- Based in:
- Spain
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Languages spoken: English, Spanish
This Apartment has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 5. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 26 Sep 2011. Located in Costa Blanca, it has 16 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £471 to £869.
The Manager has a response rate of 100% and the property's calendar was last updated on 27 May 2017.
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16 reviews
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- Very Good
- 4
- Average
- 0
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"Brilliant Stay"
We came to this apartment straight after staying in the four star Husa Hotel just up the road and can honestly say that the apartment was much nicer. We booked through Nuria at Mediterranean Lettings who provided an excellent service, nothing was too much trouble for her and we would highly recommend using this company. We stayed with our one year old son who didn't like having a shower so we asked the owners (very nice and helpful) where we might be able to purchase a baby bath and within a few hours they had bought one and delivered it to us. The apartment itself is lovely and the views spectacular, just accross the road is an amazing sandy beach with great play facilities for children. There are two large supermarkets within walking distance and the tram runs into Alicante and Benidorm for more shops. Overall we had a great time staying here and would definitely return.
What a nice review. Thank you so much. So glad the start to your stay in Spain was good for you and your family. And thank you for your praise of the service we deliver and the owners, they are always very attentive to their tenants needs. Hope we'll see you back here soon. Warm regards, ML
"Great apartment in great location"
We stayed here with grandparents and our 3 year old. The apartment had spacious living areas indoor and out. The3rd bedroom was small but perfect for kids. The views were nice and there was a pool onside, beach is a minutes walk and there are lots of places to eat, drink and shop close by. The tram is in front and can take you in to Alicante centre or up the coast. One of our party used a walker and the access was no problem. Nice outdoor seating which was good at night when the little one went to bed and we could stay up.
Thank you for staying with us and for this wonderful review. So glad you and your family enjoyed your stay in Alicante. We are so grateful for appreciative guests, who take the time to write about their experiences here. Look forward to welcoming you back soon. Best regards, ML
"Perfect apartment with glorious views in convenient place for exploring the area"
A wonderful apartment in a very convenient part of town. While the main town of Alicante is busy and the traffic heavy, this part is mostly residential with a very clean, quiet and regular tram passing by therefore you can access the town, and all of the main roads to allow you to travel and see other places without having the congestion that you'll find in Alicante. The apartment itself is beautiful - on the 18th floor with a balcony which is glazed so even if it does get cool you can sit out and enjoy the view. The balcony acts as a large dining room and lounge, and despite the main lounge being beautiful and having a large table for eating at too, we spent all of our time on the balcony. With far reaching views to the Mountains and the sparkling lights of Benidorm in the distance it was a perfect place to enjoy a local bottle of wine and eat dinner! We were there in October and it was warm enough to go out in shirt sleeves every evening and sit outside for a meal on the front until 10pm! From the apartment, if you walk towards the beach and then along the road at the front you will find a few restaurants of which one was particularly friendly and excellent value for food. The first night we had Tapas which was superb, and a bottle of local wine which the waiter chose for us. We had two main courses, two puddings, a bottle of red wine and 4 shots (Free - which the waiter chooses for you to show you the local specialities) and spent 40 euros. Locally you're not far from Benidorm if you fancy going to have a look. It's exactly what you expect it to be, so it's either your sort of thing or not. I have to admit it wasn't ours, but then we went for a giggle, and that's what we got. We had a wander around the streets, and along the front, had a coffee and then lunch and then left feeling vaguely amused. When you find a restaurant with baked beans on toast on the menu, you know you've seen it all! We had a trip to Guadalest which is a little village up in the mountains with spectacular views. WELL worth a visit. Unfortunately as with all tourist destinations, there have popped up some shops with junky gifts and the restaurants there seem aimed towards the Benidormites so if you're looking for a peaceful traditional getaway in the mountains you won't get one anymore. Having said that, it is stunningly beautiful and I would still advise going to have a look. Instead of having dinner in Guadalest we drove back towards Alicante along the coast and ending up in a town called L'olla which is just to the right of Altea. We had a beautiful lunch on the seafront, in large comfortable chairs while we watched people wandering past and enjoyed the view of the coastline. MUCH recommended. I would advise choosing to have the apartment keys given to you by someone on arrival rather than finding the mediterranean lettings office and picking them up because while the actual company is fine, if you're fresh off of the plane and you've hired a car, the office is on a very small and busy street. Parking is difficult, and negotiating locals in a hurry in unfamiliar surroundings is quite stressful. Finding the apartment is easy and there is ample parking right outside - so a much more fitting start to the holiday would be having somebody meet you at the apartment with the keys! To sum up - a truly beautiful apartment in an ideal place for seeing the surrounding area.
Hello L, thank you for your glowing comments and for taking the time to share with us and other travellers. We are delighted to read about your wonderful stay and are glad that you had the opportunity to explore Alicante area and find comfort in the apartment. We look forward to welcoming you back soon! Kind regards, ML
"Very nice apartment in great location."
We booked this apartment for 2 adults and 3 kids ( 10,11&16), there was plenty room in apartment and it was very clean with lovely sea views. The apartment was in a secure block with a large pool and large kids pool which were very well looked after and cleaned every day. The apartment block was very clean and well looked after and had 2 tennis courts, a squash court and a football/ basketball court which were never that busy. The apartment block was in a great location, one street from the beach, a train stop a few metres away and plenty of restaurants, bars and shops next to it. San Juan is a very friendly place and it felt very safe ( especially with 2 teenage daughters), it is very Spanish and you will hear very few british accents, infact there is very little english spoken so you will need to brush up on your spanish. We had a great holiday and we will certainly return to this apartment as the booking experiance was very good all the way through, from the apartment being as described to the very helpful letting staff.
Thank you for taking the time to post this great review for future travelers. We do appreciate all guest comments that come in many forms and feel that is one of our strengths as a team. Thank you for mentioning our friendly staff. We hope you come back, Kind regards, ML
"Great location - comfortable flat"
Tram runs down the street so getting into Alicante is easy. Interesting local shops with cafes and supermarkets. The flat is comfortable, clean and homely so we settled in quickly. Much better than staying in a hotel. The beaches in this area are impressive, clean and go on for miles. Plenty of scope for exercise and activities, cycle track, paths along promenade. There are some "Boris" bikes to hire in Alicante.
Thank you very much. We're glad that you found the location of this apartment so good. With it being on the same street as the tram station and one step to San Juan beach we agree that it's a convenient base. We hope to see you soon!
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