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House in Algodonales, Cadiz Province, Spain - Perfect Summer retreat, Set In Green River Valley 5 mins. from lively local white village
The house is a two-story south facing property. It's surrounded by terraces and overlooks the river Guadalete and sits opposite the impressive village of Zahara. It´s set in the corner of a seven-acre plot most planted with 350 aging olive trees. It has a breathtaking views and few neighbors to share it with. The valley is both beautiful and unspoilt, the house itself is fully equipped with entertainment systems, recently improved free wifi and Xbox. Its has 3 bedrooms upstairs and a bathroom, a children's playroom & bathroom downstairs and a large open plan kitchen and lounge leading onto the south facing terrace. Its has a salt water swimming pool, table tennis and badminton set. We've a great pool, lounge area and bar so you can Bbq whilst the kids are entertained.
Holidays need to have a mix of quiet when you need it and although the villa is in the countryside it is only five minutes drive from the square of Algodonales, fifteen from Zahara and 30 from Ronda. We are approx an hour from Cadiz city & beach, the sherry house of Jerez and Seville.
Top Traveller Review
The most relaxing two weeks ever!
About the Owner
About Nicola Mansley
We are a family with a full time business living in Spain, we teach people to fly paragliders almost all year around. We have lived here for over 12 years.
Nicola Mansley purchased this villa in 2006
Why Nicola Mansley chose Sierra de Cadiz/ Grazalema
The views are stunning, Although he village sits just behind us and we are close to the town our little valley is beautifully peaceful and private. The River Guadalete that runs through the valley ensures pleanty of wildlife, lots of birdsong and a great deal of lush green trees even in high summer. Our children can play in complete safety and security and we can make us much noise as we like!
What makes this villa unique
The house has lots of terraces and plenty of space to lounge or siesta, i guess theres room for the football or volleyball in the sand court, the pools is brilliantly refreshing and the gas BBQ means you never have to go near the kitchen if you don´t fancy it. The village of Algo is luckily just off the tourist route so you can enjoy genuine cheap tapas and positive Spanish vibe around the central square in the evenings.
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The most relaxing two weeks ever!
The property is a perfect mix of quiet relaxation but also close to some amazing sights (Ronda, Zahara). It was very hot late August but breezy in the hills and the saltwater pool was perfect. Good for adults as well as our toddler as there are shallow steps leading in deeper. What was notable was the cleanliness of the property as well as the amenities e.g. the kitchen had everything we needed, and the playroom was a bonus. We didnt have to think about anything! The TV didn't have a lot of channels and the wifi was spotty but that, frankly, only enhanced the holiday!! We were in touch with the owners once or twice and they were super responsive and helpful. They even forwarded a camera lens we'd left behind which arrived intact. I would highly recommend this place for a stress-free family vacation. Thank you so much Nic and Rob!
Charming Villa situated in the hills outside of Algodanles and Zahara with unbelievable scenic views
We are a couple. Casa de la Cueva was perfect for us as we wanted a charming villa that was situated in close proximity to the many pueblos blancos of Cadiz and Andalucia provinces. It was "spot on." The villa had everything you could want (is perfect for a couple or a family with a few children). Close to Algodonales where we went for a number of dinners. Also close to Zahara, Olvera, Ronda (all within 10 to 25 minutes of driving) along with numerous other quaint pueblos blancos which are great for a day or 1/2 day visit. We saw everything we wanted to see and had time to relax at the villa including sitting on the veranda, having wine and looking at Zahara in the distance. Could not be better.
Used the pool also to cool down after a day of town walking (going in August it can be hot). Also when we had an issue with a light not working was easy to be in touch with the owners local "workers" who responded immediately and also any questions we had the owner answered immediately via email. Initially was difficult to find (the villa is "off of the beaten path") but once we found it, then returning after a day or evening out was easy.
As said, would recommend it highly to a couple or a family with a few kids and those who want easy access to close-by pueblos blancos in the Sierrna Nevada mountains of Spain. And who want a spectacular view of a "white village."
Judy and Butch Almstedt
Beautiful house, relaxing holiday
We had a fabulous holiday here with our 3 teenage children - the house is beautifully decorated with lots of different areas to lounge/read a book. the photos don't really do justice to how great the house is and the owners couldn't have been more helpful when we'd forgotten a laptop charger! The area is lovely - it was fiercely hot in august, but we expected that - had some really great meals out in the local towns, visited Ronda and Cadiz, both easy to get to but we spent most of our time by the pool or enjoying the spectacular views from the veranda. We'd definitely come back!
Simply Stunning !!!!
One of the most beautiful places I've stayed, My wife and myself were looking for a get away for a week in July and as we have hectic stressful jobs wanted somewhere just to chill out and relax and this place certainly delivers.
The villa itself has everything you would need and more, Its off the beaten track but not too far from the local village which really is the real Spain !
Cant wait to book again for next year !!
Dan & Leonna
Amazing place to relax, unwind and explore......
My partner and I had a fantastic stay at Casa de la Cueva. Hot (40 Celsius), great pool and BBQ area, comfortable surroundings, amazing views, plenty to do. It was the perfect location to explore the local towns and wine routes. The villa is also perfectly located for day trips further afield including Marbella, Seville, Jerez and Cadiz. Seville was a definite highlight! Also don't miss the fish market in Cadiz (if you are a seafood lover). The house itself was comfortable (and part air conditioned), has a reasonably well equipped kitchen (a sharp knife and some more chopping boards would be good for foodie visitors), had a comfy bed and was clean and safe. A car is essential.
We lazed our evenings away watching the sun go down on the veranda, watching the lights of Zahara de la Sierra, eating amazing food and drinking fantastic local wine and sherry................
Only a couple of very small negatives. We struggled to watch anything on the TV on the one occasion we did fancy a movie night. Not sure if we had the hang of apple TV or the media system.
Also the directions were a bit thin towards the end and we actually drove past the house at least a couple of time without knowing about it.
We would not hesitate to return.
An oasis of tranquility and beauty.
Hand on heart I can honestly say that waking up in a bedroom with the villa's view of the mountains and the village of Zahara was my most magical moment of the year. The villa itself is fabulous with great air con, Apple TV and large enough grounds to keep my 11 year old busy for a fortnight. And every meal was eaten with the same view of the mountains. Nearby is a fab Spanish village with all the shops you'll ever need and barely a tourist in sight. If it's proper Spain you want, then this is the place. Up the mountains and only a 15 minute drive away is Zahara, a near-perfect example of a Spainish white village. Well worth the visit if only for the chicken liver parfait which was the best I've had….ever! I'm not one for visiting the same place twice but we're already booked to stay for summer 2015. Benidorm it isn't!
From the Owner
"The views are stunning, Although he village sits just behind us and we are close to the town our little valley is beautifully peaceful and private. The River Guadalete that runs through the valley ensures pleanty of wildlife, lots of birdsong and a great deal of lush green trees even in high summer. Our children can play in complete safety and security and we can make us much noise as we like!"
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
We can organize massage therapies, paragliding, horse riding and walking, mountain bike tracks and leisure and road biking.
Cadiz or Costa de Luz Costa is 1-1.30hr, Malaga and Marbella are another 1.40 mins.
Jerez airport is 1 hr, Seville is 1.15 & Malaga is 1.30.
Car hire is recommended.
2 min drive of main village, 15 of Zahara, 20 mins to Olvera, 30 Mins to Ronda.
Further Details:
The village of Algodonales is well served for bars and restaurants. Its has several cash machines and three banks and a post office & supermarkets. We are well situated to the roman amphitheater and historic town of Rhonda. The cave dwelling os Setenil, the beautiful town of Zahara, the stunning cork forest a and mountains of Grazelema national park.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
1 May 2017 - 22 Jul 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
23 Jul 2017 - 26 Aug 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
27 Aug 2017 - 31 Oct 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
Bookings need to be accompanied by a deposit of 50 percent, full payments need to be made 8 wks in advance of arrival. All payments can be made to either English or Spanish bank accounts. Cancellations less than 8 weeks before arrival will forfeit deposit and be subject to full payment unless we can fill the property with someone else.
Changeover Day:
Changeover day is Saturday 11am. Arrival times are from 2pm onwards.
Notes on prices:
From 850 euros per week
Manager's Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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From the Owner
"The house has lots of terraces and plenty of space to lounge or siesta, i guess theres room for the football or volleyball in the sand court, the pools is brilliantly refreshing and the gas BBQ means you never have to go near the kitchen if you don´t fancy it. The village of Algo is luckily just off the tourist route so you can enjoy genuine cheap tapas and positive Spanish vibe around the central square in the evenings."
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- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Sports & Activities
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- Ceiling Fans
- Hair Dryer
- Internet ...
- Linens Provided
- Living Room ...
- Parking
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- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wood Stove ...
- Free Wifi
- Coffee Maker ...
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Hob ...
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books
- DVD Player
- Games ...
- Ping Pong Table
- Satellite / Cable
- Stereo ...
- Television
- Video Library
Pool / Spa
- Private Pool
Location Type
- mountain
- rural
- village
- caves
- churches
- forests
- library
- playground
- pond
- restaurants
- ruins
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- horse riding
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- paragliding
- rafting
- sailing
- caving
- swimming
- tennis
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure
- Shower room 1 - Shower Enclosure
- Upstairs bathroom with shower & WC, downstairs bathroom with shower & WC, upstairs Master bedroom with free standing bath.
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Cot
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 8 (3 Bedrooms) Notes on bedrooms: Large bedroom with double bed and free standing bath. Bedroom 2 with two single beds. Bedoom 3 with bunk bed. Optional large sofabed downstairs in playroom which sleeps two.
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- Kayak / Canoe ...
- Garden
- Barbecue ...
- Tennis ...
- 4 bicycles
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 8
- pets considered
- children welcome
- Outside: The house has a comparatively small terrace on the east side, a large 10 x 4 metre terrace on the south front facing terrace. The front terrace has table and chairs, outside lights and a roof. The poolside terrace is west facing and in part is wood decking and stone tiled. The pool is salinated and kidney shaped and roughly 8 meters by four. Its has table and chairs, pools side bar, corner lounging area and shade plus occasional hammock. There is also an upper pool terrace with seating. Utility Room: Washing machine, microwave, freezer large larder fridge. Cleaning / Towels / Linen / Maid service: All towels and linen are included, the property is cleaned every week or when suits, the pool is maintained every 3/4 days. A local women, Rocio will happily cooked a selection of Tapas on request or one of here great paellas! Other: Childrens room, has a many toys, double doors onto an east terrace, and a double sofa bed. There is a new pizza oven on the main south facing terrace.


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MEET THE SIMS – Sault Ste. Marie city officials meet mother and child mannequins in a simulation laboratory during their tour of the Sault Ste. Marie SmartZone technology acceleration building on June 21. Jodi Orm, a nursing professor at Lake Superior State University, handles introductions from the left. LSSU and War Memorial Hospital will use these and other high-fidelity simulators in a joint new Sim Center that is currently under construction. This area of the technology acceleration building will eventually be used as a clean area for light manufacturing. (LSSU/John Shibley)
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ROOM TO GROW AND SHOW – Sault Ste. Marie SmartZone president Eric Becks shows off a 5,000-square-foot high bay to Sault Ste. Marie city officials during their tour of the new SmartZone technology acceleration building on June 21. Becks is also pointing out a transportable booth, foreground, which can be assembled in 10, 20, and 30 feet variations with lights, screens, signs, and shelving. It will be at the disposal of SmartZone clients for trade shows. SmartZones are technology centers designated to promote resource collaborations between universities, industry, research organizations, government and other community institutions to establish technology-based business and jobs. The Sault Ste. Marie SmartZone is one of only two in the U.P. and 15 statewide. (LSSU/John Shibley)
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You may have heard about how the Moon generates the tides. You may even know that high spring tides occur during a full or new Moon, and that low neap tides occur during a quarter Moon (when the Moon appears as a semicircle). But how does it really work? Nothing is changing about the Moon during these times except how much of it is lit up, right? Let's find out!
Where do spring and neap tides come from?
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- The Moon is about 1/4th the diameter of the Earth. In reality, the Sun is many times larger than the Earth, but since it's far away and for the purposes of this experiment, just cut out a circle about as big as the Moon.
- Put the Sun, Earth and Moon on a table to represent the solar system. The Sun is far away (much farther than you'd be able to show on a table), so put it at one end of the table. Place the Earth so that if you continued the line of the equator, you would run into the Sun. The Moon orbits the Earth, so place it next to the Earth.
- Now we will create a spring tide. First, figure out where the Moon is when it's full. Hint: sunlight is what illuminates the face of the Moon and makes it appear as a full circle from the Earth. In which position must the Moon be in relation to the Sun and Earth to make this happen?
- Now, place one of the spring tide crescent trimmings on the side of the Earth facing the moon.
- There are spring tides on the other side, too, so place the other piece of "tide" on the side of the Earth opposite the Moon. What do you notice about the orientation of the Sun, Moon, and Earth during the spring tide?
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A full moon is when the Moon is opposite of the Earth, relative to the Sun. The new moon is when the Moon is on the same side of the Earth as the Sun. Quarter moons are on either side of the Earth, 90 degrees from the position of full or new moons. Spring tides only happen when the Moon, Earth, and Sun are lined up.
Phases of the Moon happen because of the way that the Sun lights it up. A new moon occurs when the Moon is directly between the Earth and the Sun. A full moon occurs when the Moon is directly opposite of (180 degrees from) this position. A quarter moons occurs when the Earth, Moon, and Sun form a 90 degree angle. Crescent and gibbous moons occur between these phases.
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Just read the entire thread and thought I'd toss in some personal experience. I work in a boat yard and do quite a bit of bottom stripping etc.
Hopefully this won't bring on more lawsuit crap here, but every boat that I have sanded down that had 2000 for a barrier coat had loads of blisters just under the 2000. Like the 2000 was letting water in but not letting it back out. I get in arguments with the other yard guys regularly about it as it's still the only barrier coat we seem to offer here. I get the inproper prep reply often but many of the boats come from many other yards. I couldn't fathom that everyone was doing it wrong so I re-read the directions on the 2000 can numerous times. For some reason, possibly it's just been added, I'd never noticed some small print that says to go to their website for their "full" tech sheat instructions if desired. I advise anyone considering 2000 to go to the site themselves and check it out. First of all, they require an initial coat of their own straight epoxy before the 2000, along with other pretty rigid steps to the point that I doubt any yard has ever followed, even if they'd somehow known the steps existed.
As far as major blister problems, I'd advise going with stripping the gellcoat. Gellcoat is 99% of the time polyester resin which is not as waterproof as epoxy resin. And the problem with blisters is that the water supposedly changes chemically when trapped in with resin to the point that it will almost never really dry out without incredible effort and months to years in a rediculously dry and warm environment. We've just trialed a new electric mechanical stripper and have to say it is the cat's meow. It's actually a paint stripper which is simular to a grinder but has 3 triangular blades which do the stripping. One guy took the entire bottom gellcoat off a 37 foot Pearson in about 6 hours. Damn near a perfect removal to the glass on his first time using the tool. It's called a paint shaver pro and came mounted on what seems to be a Hitachi grinder body. You can check it out at American International Tool Industries, Inc. LLC | Makers of the Paint Shaver Pro paint stripping, paint stripping tools, paint removal, paint removal tools, paint scrapers, lead paint removal, stripping lead paint, infrared paint heater. I'm not affiliated with em, but highly recomend it. Shaved to the glass quicker than even just sanding off the bottom paint alone. And it came with a vacume attatchment. Be prepared with ALOT of vacume bags but very little mess! Amazing tool.
Back to barrier coat. I will be going with straight West system epoxy on the Wanderer next winter. Just don't trust the whole microplatelet thing. How can millions of mechanic bonds to microplatelets be more impervious than a solid barrier completely chemically bonded to itself? Seems like a marketing gimmick to me. And as far as epoxies, I've seen MAS and can't say anything bad about them, but I absolutely love West System. I have never, ever heard anyone have West System fail. The only reason to me to even think about trying anything else is price, and these days there's just not enough difference in price to consider it. Hell, if all boats were built entirely out of West there wouldn't be a boat yard in business anywhere.
That's cause he didn't do the bottom job... he contracted it out...and they left the dirt there...
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Maine...I think I see a spec of dirt on your hull...WTH is going on??????
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If I under stand it, it takes two days then. First day for the main areas, second day for the jack stand areas after moving stands, unless its 90 degrees out all day.
On my hull they barrier coated day one. Day two, after 24 hours, moved the stands and applied shrink wrap plastic to the heads and barrier coated a second coat. Day three, after 24 hours, moved stands back to original location barrier coated. For hot coating the paint they did the last pad spots after the two coats of paint had cured for two days then moved the stands and did barrier coat and paint hot coated at the pad spots. When all was said and done she had five coats of IPK2E and two coats of hot coated ablative copolymer paint. At 68 - 70 degrees it took two guys. One to get the last coat of barrier on and the otehr to follow shortly behind to begin hot coating paint. At 68-70 it kicks off in less than an hour to thumb print dry so you really need two people to do the last step right if it is near room temp.
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I wrote this up a while back, and it can be used to allow you to properly "hotcoat" the bottom paint as well as properly barrier coating the bottom.
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I may have to rethink this! This is going to cost a fortune!
Okay, so my 30 foot LOL boat is estimated to have 184 ft^2 to cover under the wateline.
If I want to use either Interlux VC Offshore or VC 17m Extra, the compatible barrier coat is VC Tar2.
VC Tar2 covers 460 ft^2 per gallon. Coats needed: from 5 to 7. So, 7 coats = 1,288 ft^2, which is 2.8 gallons or 11.2 quarts (it is only sold in quarts). 11 quartes = $517 + shipping!
And then there is the paint itself.
VC Offshore would need 3 coats, which needs 2.8 gallons. At $209 per gallon thats $627 bucks.
I think I'll look at more conventional barrier and anti-fouling options
I wrote this up a while back, and it can be used to allow you to properly "hotcoat" the bottom paint as well as properly barrier coating the bottom.
Originally Posted by sailingdog View Post
Alternating the colors helps a lot with determining where you've painted, but it is also very useful for helping you coat the areas around the boat stands. For instance:
The first layer is gray, since the gelcoat is white, and you can paint right up to the boat stand pads. Then you paint a layer of white, and leave about a two-inch margin of gray paint around the pads... then paint a layer a gray and leave a four-inch margin around the pads or about two-inches of white and two inches of gray showing...and then finish with a layer of white—with a six-inch margin around the pads—with two inches of gray, two inches of white and two inches of gray.
Then when you move the boat stands, you can fill in the pads and layer the paint accordingly... adding gray to cover the white square left by the pad.. then white to cover the gray square, and so on.
Also, by alternating colors, you can see if someone has sanded through the barrier coat when you're prepping the boat for re-painting. If there's an area that is gray or grayish, they've sanded through at least the outermost layer of barrier coat. If you had all white, you wouldn't be able to tell if they had sanded down through the barrier coat as easily—if you had all gray, you could tell they sanded through the barrier coat...but not if they've sanded into it...
I hope this helps clear things up a bit.
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Depending on the particular barrier product you are using, there are all sorts of restrictions on when you can apply the barrier coat (temperature), how many coats of barrier you need, how much time you need to wait between applying the coats (and how long is too long), and finally, when you MUST apply the antifouling paint.
WOW, this stuff is EXPENSIVE
I may have to rethink this! This is going to cost a fortune!
Okay, so my 30 foot LOL boat is estimated to have 184 ft^2 to cover under the wateline.
If I want to use either Interlux VC Offshore or VC 17m Extra, the compatible barrier coat is VC Tar2.
VC Tar2 covers 460 ft^2 per gallon. Coats needed: from 5 to 7. So, 7 coats = 1,288 ft^2, which is 2.8 gallons or 11.2 quarts (it is only sold in quarts). 11 quartes = $517 + shipping!
And then there is the paint itself.
VC Offshore would need 3 coats, which needs 2.8 gallons. At $209 per gallon thats $627 bucks.
I think I'll look at more conventional barrier and anti-fouling options
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Does gelcoat not work as a barrier coat?
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Kazakhstan's Foreign Minister Erlan Idrissov visited the United States on Dec. 10-11 to meet with top American officials to advance bilateral relations and discuss challenges on the global agenda.
Minister Idrissov and Secretary of State John Kerry co-chaired the third annual meeting of the bilateral Strategic Partnership Dialogue, which covered a broad range of issues of Kazakhstan-U.S. cooperation.
"I am very proud that today we will have the third meeting of our Strategic Partnership Dialogue with Secretary Kerry, and I came here to confirm our strong desire to cement further the strategic partnership between Kazakhstan and the United States and take it to the future" stated Idrissov prior to a Dec. 10 meeting with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.
"We're very grateful for Kazakhstan's engagement with us on a number of issues – nonproliferation, issues of Afghanistan, trade, development," Kerry said. "And I think it's fair to say that in the region the relationship between the United States and Kazakhstan is really one of the most consequential for us, and we're very grateful for the leadership that Kazakhstan has been showing," he added.
The Strategic Partnership Dialogue is currently the only mechanism of such type in the relations between the Central Asian states and Washington that provides a platform for Kazakhstan and the U.S. to maintain a dialogue on bilateral, regional and multilateral cooperation.
Before the meeting, the parties took an opportunity to stress the productive cooperation existing between Kazakhstan and the U.S., as the nations joined efforts to work on the challenge of the so called "Islamic State", counterterrorism, nonproliferation and issues of Afghanistan. In respect to the prospects of the developing situation in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of U.S. troops, Kerry particularly underlined the significance of Kazakhstan's initiative to implement an education programme for 1,000 Afghan students, which became "a critical component of capacity building for Afghanistan and of stability."
During the talks, Kerry commended the gradually-developing strategic partnership between the countries and balanced foreign policy of Kazakhstan. He confirmed U.S. support for Kazakh initiatives, including participation in the international exhibition EXPO 2017, as well as promoting Kazakhstan's accession to the WTO.
Idrissov underlined that in the context of regional security, Astana was committed to Kazakhstan's multi-vector foreign policy and called for all international actors to move past the "big game" approach and adopt the "big gain" approach to benefit all involved.
Idrissov and Kerry also discussed pressing international issues, including the fight againstterrorism, countering theso-called Islamic State and the critical situation in Ukraine.
Idrissov confirmed Kazakhstan's steadfast commitment against terrorism and extremism, as well as the unacceptability of using religion as a cover for terrorist actions. Referring to Ukraine, he expressed deep concern about the ongoing conflict in that country. He highlighted the importance of an early end to the armed confrontation in Ukraine and of resolving conflicts by peaceful means through negotiations, including on the basis of the Minsk agreements agreed to in September.
A joint statement was adopted at the end of the meeting. The document outlined Kazakh and U.S. positions on a number of issues, including partnerships on global issues, non-proliferation, and development, trade, investment and energy, Afghanistan and regional integration, cooperation on security and law enforcement, military cooperation, education, partnerships in science and technology, humanitarian aid and development assistance and EXPO 2017.
During the visit, Idrissov also held a series of meetings with officials from the U.S. National Security Council, Department of Energy and Department of Commerce.
At a White House meeting with U.S. National Security Advisor Susan Rice, the two touched upon strengthening regional stability and sustainable development. Rice emphasized the positive role of Kazakhstan in expanding economic activity and strengthening cooperation in the Central Asian region.
At a meeting with U.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce Bruce Andrews and Deputy Secretary of Energy Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, the parties discussed further intensification of trade and investment and energy cooperation. In particular, Andrews confirmed U.S. interest in cooperation to increase the investment attractiveness of Kazakhstan and expand the presence of American business in the state. He stated that proposed large-scale infrastructure projects in accordance with the new Nurly Zhol economic policy announced by Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev were a testament to the strategic vision of Kazakhstan's President and were very positively perceived by American business.
The meeting with Sherwood-Randall focused on bilateral cooperation in the field of nuclear energy and strengthening the non-proliferation regime. Idrissov and Sherwood-Randall stressed the importance of the bilateral energy commission, which covers a wide range of issues from oil and nuclear power to renewable energy sources. The parties emphasized the importance of the timely completion of the negotiations and signing of an agreement between Kazakhstan and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on the establishment of a low-enriched uranium fuel bank.
Minister also held a meeting with Chairman of House Committee on Foreign Affairs Ed Royce and discussed issues of strategic partnership with the focus on inter-parliamentary ties.
The Kazakhstan foreign minister also participated in the roundtable organized by the U.S.-Kazakhstan Business Association on Dec.11. The event was attended by such companies as AES Corporation, AGCO, Bechtel, Boeing, Cashman Equipment Corp., Chevron Corporation, Deere & Company, Eli Lilly, Fluor Corporation, Inc. and others.
Idrissov informed the gathering about the large-scale measures undertaken by the government of Kazakhstan to improve the investment climate, presented in detail legislative and other innovations, including tax incentives for foreign investors, the establishment of the Investment Ombudsman, the introduction of a visa-free regime for citizens of 10 countries that are the leading economic partners of Kazakhstan.
US businessmen expressed interest in expanding cooperation with Kazakhstan in light of the implementation of the Nurly Zhol policy, forthcoming accession to the World Trade Organisation (WTO), preparations for the international specialized exhibition EXPO 2017 and entry into force of the treaty on the establishment of the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) on Jan.1, 2015.
Idrissov highlighted Kazakhstan's efforts to establish "all the necessary conditions to encourage joint partnerships." He said that Kazakhstan had "a liberal market economy, favourable tax and customs regimes, one of the best investment incentives in the region and improving legislation aimed at providing protection of investors' rights. As a result, the volume of American foreign direct investment (FDI) in Kazakhstan in the first half of 2014 was $2.3 billion, almost twice the level of the same period in 2013. Most American FDI goes to the mining industry, real estate and business services, financial sector and processing industry."
Briefing the roundtable participants on plans to develop a green economy, the foreign minister drew attention to the preferences granted to companies working in the field of alternative energy and using energy-efficient technologies, presenting Kazakhstan as a platform for implementation of investment projects with further access to the markets of the EEU and Central Asia.


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I made a better door seal
Our outside basement door is old, doesn't fit very well, and lets air in. Since we don't use it much, I figured it was a good candidate to try a new door seal idea I've had for a while.
I did a test 12" area and it came out great so I think I'm going to do the rest the same.
I'll get pics later, but basically I cut a piece of wax paper and put a crease in it. I taped that on the door edge where normal weatherstripping would be, then in the corner of the door frame I laid a small bead of clear silicone. After a night of having the door shut, I opened the door, removed the wax paper, and I have a perfectly shaped silicone door seal.
I haven't had a lot of luck with weatherstripping doors with any longevity, and with our new/old house needed some solution to work on the old doors. I'm planning on doing the outside basement door first, then the top of basement steps door, then maybe the front as long as it goes well.
Some times getting a door to seal better can be as siple as making an adjustment to the strike plate in the jamb. Some have a rectanguler shaped hole where you can use a screw driver to bend it a little to hold the door tighter.
Any box store will have A door seal I like and has worked everytime on any type of door that's sinple to install, it's an white alumium strip with a bulb style seal made into it.
Cut to length, cut with a hack saw, set in place and mark the holes and predrill for the screws so the jamb does not split.
Make sure the door is close and the dead bolt is set before installing to make sure there going to line up.
Sure would look better then silicone.
I disagree with those looking better than silicone. I have maybe a 3/16" bead of clear silicone in the corner of the door frame, that's it. You don't even see it unless you're looking. Our doors have varying gaps due to age/settling, so just trying to adjust a striker has little effect and a single thickness seal would make it too tight in spots but gapped in others.
That why the ones I'm talking about use oval shaped holes for adjustment.
I've worked on all most nothing but 100 plus year old for the past 15 years and of the dozens of these I've installed they always worked.
This stuff works/looks great and is very durable. Same seal that you get on a brand new door. I'm interested to see how this silicone looks, but more than that, if the door actually pushes against it to seal, it is going to come loose pretty quickly.
Kudos on the ingenuity though:)
One thing the bulb style and those pictured have in common; they adjust to varying temperature/humidity differences. This is very important to wood exposed to the outdoors, and somewhat to indoor RH. With the wide weather swings, the wood will move- expanding/contracting with the seasons. What is a good fit now may change drastically with the seasonal change. Hence the design of weatherstripping materials. The silicon will not change enough to take up the slack, IMO. I applaud you for thinking outside the box, though, good for you.
I looked at kerf stripping last night but don't really see a way to put it on our doors? I guess you cut a slit to insert it into?
Its Q-lon, and although the picture shows the stuff made to snap into a kerf, they also make it in a retrofit style that gets nailed/screwed on. Some box stores carry it, some don't, but it is the best option bar none.... They also sell that stuff with the little rubber bulbs and other variations, but that stuff is junk.
See the drawing here: http://www.amesbury.com/downloads/pd..._Door_Seal.pdf
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Commanders thump Cascade
LEBANON -- Steven Hollis ran 15 times for 131 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns as Friendship Christian rolled to a 42-6 victory over Cascade Friday in the second round of the TSSAA Class 2A playoffs at Pirtle Field. The Commanders (now 10-1) showed no signs of rust after having earned a first round bye last week as the top seed in their six-team pod.
FCS scored twice in the first quarter and two more times in the second to take a 28-0 lead into intermission.
Quarterback A.J. Long completed 9-of-11 passes for 175 yards with touchdown passes of 45 yards to Hunter Watts and 35 yards to Stefan Remus.
All told, Friendship racked up 18 first downs and 460 yards in total offense while holding Cascade (7-5) to 201 yards and just seven first downs.
The defending Class 2A state champs, FCS advances to a quarterfinal game Nov. 16 at home against Marion County (9-2). Marion County knocked off Trousdale County 48-21 Friday night.
MJ sweeps past Dickson County
DICKSON -- Speeding for yards around the edge, Mt. Juliet blew past Dickson County with 22 second half points on the way to a 39-10 victory over the Cougars Friday in a second round TSSAA Class 6A playoff game.
Leading the scrappy DCHS team just 17-10 at intermission, Mt. Juliet (11-1) took the second half kickoff and drove 80 yards on six running plays with Austin Chaplin scampering the final six for a 23-10 lead with 9:35 remaining in the third.
Dickson County was flagged for an unsportmanlike penalty on the play, moving the ensuing kickoff up 15 yards. The Bears opted for an onsides kick that was recovered by Daniel Alejo at the Cougar 28. Three plays later Ben Cheatham ran in from three yards out and Mt. Juliet had a comfortable 28-3 lead.
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Mt. Juliet piled up 437 yards on offense and 14 first downs while allowing the Cougars 252 yards and 12 first downs. As a team, the Bears rushed for 415 yards on 46 carries -- an average of over nine yards per pop -- with three backs breaking the 100 yard barrier.
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MJ defenders Deontre Nealous and Tavner Simmons each intercepted Dickson County passes for the only turnovers of the game.
Mt. Juliet advances to a quarterfinal game Nov. 16 at Brentwood High -- a 34-14 winner over Nashville Overton.
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It may be easy to get into a relationship with a woman, but it's not so easy to make the relationship work well. It takes energy. It demands effort. It requires education and understanding.
God is available to help. But there's a catch: God's man must connect with God's purposes before he can truly connect with his wife (or wife-to-be). God uses the marriage relationship to promote growth in men's lives, because it shows us our character gaps and drives us to Him for solutions.
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Autographed Jerry Rice Jersey (49ers)
I am selling my autographed Jerry Rice jersey back in the good ol' days when he was still with the niners ;).
Of course it is flawless, framed behind glass with his signature boldly written on the "0" from his number, 80.
I do not have any ticket of authentication, for it was given to one of my family members as a gift by Jerry himself for doing a loan on one of his houses.
Any reasonable price will be considered, just make me an offer. I need money for my car :)
as I assume, most of you would like to see some pictures, as I will have posted ASAP
$250. Guranteed authenticity. I apologize for not having a certificate for the jersey we never had one made out for it, but my father was witness to Jerry Rice signing it. I need the money for my car.
Send me a pic at firstname.lastname@example.com. I'm interested.
Bump for mah homie...
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Still waiting on them pics bro.
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About Becca Lowry
New Haven, Connecticut-based artist Becca Lowry creates elaborate mixed-media works combining carved and collaged wood, oil and spray paint. Situated somewhere between sculpture and painting, the works have a three-dimensional quality that is intended to make them feel like precious objects. "As humans we have a tendency to hold on to special things," Lowry says. "We collect objects that have particular meaning to us, we guard beautiful memories as best we can, we return to places that feel like home." She explores similar themes in works on paper, by creating pastel rubbings from her more sculptural works.
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