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Not is this upcoming release. With VMware HA, it's easily handled by vcenter if you have the correct licenses... With the libvirt module - this release is going to support kvm. Libvirt also supports vmware, but that would need to be added in later if necessary. The current work that Aaron Coburn and Andy Kurth have done with the VMWare prov module are fairly robust, so I'm not sure if the libvirt-vmware part is needed. On the kvm side, there would need to be HA logic built into the libvirt-kvm module. Or there would need to be a work done to talk to RHEV - Red Hat's equivalent to vcenter, but for kvm hypervisors. Others may also have other thoughts on this. It's ideal (probably needed) as we get into more server based provisioning to have HA functionality for the kvm, it would be good to start designing this part out and possibly target a later release 2.3.x . Aaron Aaron On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 1:36 PM, Anu Chirinos <email@example.com> wrote: > Great, what about libvert version, is that HA conscious? > > Anu > > > On 3/28/12 1:09 PM, "Aaron Peeler" <email@example.com> wrote: > >> Hi Anu, >> >> Yes it will likely be mid-end of April now for the 2.3 release. End of >> March timeline I proposed in Jan/Feb was too optimistic on my part. >> >> Aaron >> >> On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 11:53 AM, Anu Chirinos <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >>> Wonderful,, so this is in the 2.3 version coming on April? >>> >>> Anu >>> >>> >>> >>> On 3/28/12 11:26 AM, "Aaron Coburn" <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >>> >>> Yes, we are using vMotion with our ESX hosts. >>> >>> It involved writing a custom provisioning module which is slated to be part >>> of the next VCL release. >>> >>> The short version is that all of the ESX hosts are put into a single vCenter >>> host, and the VCL communicates only with that single host (even though there >>> may be many physical hosts). Then when VMware vMotions a machine, the VCL >>> neither knows nor cares that this happened. >>> >>> Aaron >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Aaron Coburn >>> Systems Administrator and Programmer >>> Academic Technology Services, Amherst College >>> email@example.com >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> On Mar 28, 2012, at 11:12 AM, Anu Chirinos wrote: >>> >>> Vcl and vmware HA >>> Hello, >>> >>> Is anybody dealing with VCL and ESX Vmotion underneath? Has anybody done any >>> research or work on this? >>> >>> >>> Anu Chirinos >>> UTS - Operations and Enterprise Systems >>> Florida International University >>> Office (305) 348-0275 Cell (786) 712-9025 >>> >>> >>> >> >> > -- Aaron Peeler Program Manager Virtual Computing Lab NC State University All electronic mail messages in connection with State business which are sent to or received by this account are subject to the NC Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties.
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|Benjamin Ladner
|Army Corps of Engineers Activity Update
The Army Corps of Engineers has been conducting environmental investigations and cleanup activities on the AU campus resulting from the Army's World War I testing and research activities in Northwest Washington. This memo will bring the campus community up to date on the progress made over the summer and will provide basic information for new members of our community who may not be familiar with this project.
During World War I, our campus was one of several parcels of land in Northwest Washington used by the War Department for training troops and for research and testing on munitions of that era. Experiments at the American University Experiment Station and Camp Leach (as they were called) involved several compounds, including some that contained arsenic.
Arsenic is a gray, metal-like substance that occurs naturally in soil, water, and in foods we eat, and has been widely used in the manufacture of agriculture and wood preservation products designed to control insects, weeds, and other pests that damage crops and goods. It is important to note that soil containing elevated levels of arsenic poses no risk by simply walking near it. According to studies by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and by other health organizations, arsenic would have to be directly ingested by persons to pose a risk to their health. Although the health expert working with AU, Dr. Paul Chrostowski of CPF Associates, does not believe anyone on AU's campus would be affected by arsenic—and health tests conducted on individuals to date have supported this—prolonged ingestion of high levels of inorganic arsenic has the potential to cause skin conditions, irritation to the digestive tract, and perhaps skin cancer. However, these types of health effects are possible only with high doses being ingested over a long period of time.
The military had ceased activities on campus and the surrounding area by 1921. They removed buildings and other temporary structures, transferred war materiel to military bases, and ostensibly restored the area to its pre-war condition. The Army's activities were largely forgotten over the years as the University and surrounding neighborhoods grew into the populated areas they are today.
However, over the past 15 years, the Army has returned to the region, including the AU campus, to deal with issues from their World War I activities and to clean the soil of any compounds that remain. Over the past two years, much of the Army's excavation and soil remediation work has focused on two properties adjacent to the AU campus along Glenbrook Road—one being the residence of the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea; the other a private residence.
Child Development Center
Nearly a year ago the Army Corps notified the University of elevated levels of arsenic in the soil around the AU Child Development Center (CDC). Acting out of an abundance of caution, the University relocated the children and staff of the CDC to Leonard Hall, where they will remain until the Corps has finished its remediation and clean-up activities at the CDC site.
In February 2001, working with federal, city, and our own independent health experts, the University arranged for arsenic testing for those who had the greatest exposure to those areas—current CDC children and staff, children who attended CDC in the previous 12 months, rugby players, and grounds and maintenance staff. No one in the test group had elevated levels of arsenic in their systems. In most cases, the tests detected no arsenic at all, and in cases where some arsenic was detected, it was in the range normally found in people.
The Corps also conducted soil sampling for approximately 200 compounds at the Child Development Center (CDC) in February 2001. We received sampling results in June and notified the campus community in a memo on June 22. Based on initial assessments by Dr. Chrostowski, the great majority of the compounds, excluding arsenic, are below the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) levels of concern. Dr. Chrostowski is continuing his in-depth review of the data, and a more complete report is will be presented in a separate update.
Last month, the Corps began to excavate, remove, and replace the soils at the CDC, with anticipated completion this fall. The Corps began its excavation at a depth of two feet and is currently digging at depths between 5 and 11 feet below the surface. Testing of the subsurface soil from these depths has revealed some elevated results that sharply exceed the surface level results. The August readings range from 3.2 parts-per-million (ppm) to a single reading of 3,550 ppm at a depth of five feet. The EPA Emergency Removal Standard is 43ppm. At these depths, the affected soils were not accessible to the children playing in the CDC yard or the maintenance or grounds workers responsible for the CDC grounds. Nevertheless, the CDC remediation and clean-up protocol calls for the excavation and removal of all affected soils, which will then be replaced with clean soil.
Before the CDC is returned for use, however, additional steps must be taken, which include installing new playground equipment, laying ground cover, and cleaning and repainting the building interior. Then, the D.C. Department of Health must inspect and re-license the center for use as a day care facility. Although we do not yet know when the building will be ready for use, we will continue to make sure that the children are comfortable in their temporary quarters at Leonard Hall.
Dust and Water
Meanwhile, the Corps has continued its investigation and cleanup of the AU campus during the summer. In late spring, the University conducted tests on the dust generated by grounds keeping activities such as leaf blowing and lawn mowing. Preliminary results indicated no risk of air-borne contamination and were well below all relevant occupational exposure standards. Complete test results will be posted on the web-site when the final data are available in the near future.
In recent weeks, we have received questions about the campus water quality. The University uses municipal water, as does the surrounding community. The water supply is tested regularly by the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (WASA). According to D.C. officials, the water has not been affected by the World War I era materiel. City water meets EPA drinking standards. WASA publishes an annual drinking water quality report, as required by EPA, and you may access the report at www.dcwasa.com.
Intramural Fields
The Corps also conducted soil sampling on AU's intramural fields earlier this spring and the rest of campus this fall. When the Army Corps informed us that the intramural fields had elevated levels of arsenic in the soil (although in lower levels than the CDC), we immediately closed those fields. The test results for arsenic on the intramural fields indicated that of 476 soil samples taken, only 16 were above 43ppm, the EPA standard for removal. Dr. Chrostowski is reviewing these sampling results as well, and his full analysis of the data will be made available to the campus in the near future. We are working with the Army Corps, EPA, and D.C. Health on the scope and timetable for remediation. Until then, the intramural fields will remain closed and athletics activities normally held on those fields will be held elsewhere.
President's Residence
The soil at the President's Residence on Glenbrook Road has also been sampled. Of more than 50 samples taken, only one exceeded the EPA arsenic removal threshold of 43ppm. We are working with the Army Corps, EPA, and D.C. Health on proposals for remediation as needed on this University property. Nancy and I continue to live in the Residence during these activities.
The Corps has begun to sample other portions of campus, including the soccer field and across Massachusetts Avenue near the Cassell Building. We are working with the Corps to ensure that the investigation and cleanup of the campus moves forward in a safe, complete, and timely manner. We will keep the campus community informed about sampling and cleanup locations as the information becomes available.
Other Activities Related to the Project
On July 13, 2001, the University filed an administrative claim with the U.S. Army, seeking damages of $86.6 million under the Federal Tort Claims Act. The discovery of warfare materiel and elevated levels of arsenic in the soil has required the University to expend considerable time and resources to address the situation. (A press release discussing the AU's claim is posted on the AU website.)
On July 27, 2001, I testified at a hearing on the Army Corps project before the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on the District of Columbia. That testimony is also available for review on the AU website.
Contact Information
There is no higher priority than the health and safety of our students, faculty, staff, and other members of the AU campus community, and we are committed to keeping you informed as completely as possible. This and all other communications on the Army Corps activities on campus are posted on the AU website dedicated to this project, www.american.edu/usace. Also, you may be interested in the most recent issue of American Magazine, which recounts military activity on the AU campus since 1917.
In addition to the website, we have established an information line at 202-885-2020 for anyone with questions or concerns about the Army Corps project. The Corps also provides regular updates on its Spring Valley Information Line at 1-800-434-0988 and its web site at <www.nab.usace.army.mil/projects>. (Click on Washington DC, and then click on Spring Valley). The Corps has two information repositories that contain documents pertaining to the investigation and cleanup. You may visit the information repository at the Palisades Library at 4901 V Street NW, or contact the library at 202-282-3139. The other repository is located at the Corps of Engineers trailer behind Sibley Memorial Hospital. Please call ahead to make an appointment if you wish to visit, 202-686-3359. The D.C. Department of Health has also established an information line at 202-535-1755


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Lovely little place on the edge of the Peak District. Very secluded and perfect for couples. Everything was as stated and communication was perfect. Great place!ben2017-04-29T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful one night stay in the barn at Moorland View Lodge to celebrate our anniversary, with our dog. It was exactly what we had hoped it would be. The barn was immaculately clean and tidy with lovely little extras such as dressing gowns and nice hand soap. Always a winner in my eyes! It was a very cosy place to unwind in after a long walk in The Peaks. Great kitchen facilities, comfortable bed, beautifully furnished. We drove a short distance to The Devonshire Arms at Baslow for dinner which we would also recommend. Thanks for a wonderful stay. We'd definitely come back.Lydia2017-05-06T00:00:00Z
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Eastmoor, England, United Kingdom
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Louise was fabulous! We received a very warm welcome into a very well furnished and equipped private studio. The farm in itself is wonderful and provides the most fantastic views. We were made to feel just at home. Louise's local knowledge of the area and recommendations were spot on. We enjoyed every minute of our stay and would have no hesitation in going back.Cat2016-08-27T00:00:00Z
Louise was a lovely and helpful host and the farm studio was very pretty and cosy, like the photos. Also very well situated. We had a excellent weekend!Charles2016-12-12T00:00:00Z
This is a chic, modern space perfect for a jetlagging family of three. Louise was very welcoming and available for questions. Lovely views out to farmland and just a short drive to restaurants, hikes, and other destinations. Some places deliver carryout too. Centrally located with easy access to Chatsworth, Bakewell, the edges, and Eyam.Amy2017-05-14T00:00:00Z
The studio was lovely and exactly how it was described in the listing. It has everything you could need and it is very comfortable for either weekend or week long stays. The views across the countryside from the studio were also stunning!Wendy2016-06-06T00:00:00Z
Perfect space for one or two. Provided a ideal base for me to explore old haunts in the Peak District in between catching up with family. Beautiful view from the dining table, amazingly comfortable bed (the fairy lights are a sweet touch) and the kitchen is well-equipped, great shower and overall a warm cosy space. I would definitely try to stay here again the next time I am back in England.john2016-10-24T00:00:00Z
What an Amazing place! The pictures look great but the space was even better than anticipated. Louise is attentive and very helpful. There is only one problem with Stoke Farm you cannot stay long enough! We are definitely going back to this slice of country paradise!Barrington2016-04-07T00:00:00Z
Excellent place to stay in an excellent location. Top quality studio as per the photos and description. No hesitation in recommending and would definitely return.David2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful couple of days here. Louise was very welcoming and gave us lots of good tips about walks and places to eat in the area. The flat was also well equipped with everything we needed including maps and books with suggested walks. We could not have had a better stay.Amalie2016-09-23T00:00:00Z
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Grindleford, Peak District, United Kingdom
The apartment and location is fabulous. It is also just a few minutes walk to restaurants and all amenities and everyone that we met was very friendly. There is a great walk to Chatsworth across country and it was easy to walk from Bakewell to Hassop on the Monsal Trail and once at Hassop you can hire bikes. We would highly recommend this apartment. Thank you very much Chris for a great stay. Jude and MartinJude2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
Lovely place. Perfect location for walks but also very close to centre across scenic footbridge. Accommodation and facilities first class.George2017-05-18T00:00:00Z
Had a fantastic time, great location, Chris was extremely helpful. Thank you.Jacob2016-10-27T00:00:00Z
Central apartment gorgeous surroundings. Good local food, parking and great shops who could ask for more.MARIE2017-02-18T00:00:00Z
This apartment was beautiful! Extremely close to the centre and easy to find. Chris was quick to respond and very informative. We loved our little getaway and will definitely be returningLizzie2017-02-15T00:00:00Z
A Lovely welcome greeted us on our weekend here. The owners were very attentive to all our needs and there was s nice welcome pack on arrival. The apartment is great. Very modern and well thought out. Great location in bake well with a lovely view of the river.Andrew2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
Great place, great location. Check out too early for an airbnb, especially on a Sunday. Communication not great. Overall very nice place.Joseph2017-01-22T00:00:00Z
Absolutely fantastic weekend stay at Chris's home Riverview in Bakewell, whilst Chris wasn't able to greet us (we arrived after 7:30pm) the very clear instructions provided in advance and the allocated parking made arrival and getting into the property a breeze. The welcome pack including a bottle of prosecco and milk in the fridge were just perfect. The location couldn't be better, over the footbridge (2 mins) and you are in the centre of bakewell which is an excellent base for exploring the area. All in all exactly what we wanted and we will definitely be back again. Thanks for making your home available to us. Andy and SarahAndy2016-12-18T00:00:00Z
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Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom
We had a lovely stay at the Bothy. It's so cosy and has everything you need. It's also in a great location within walking distance of the centre of Bakewell and easy driving distances to lots of nearby places of interest. Marion and Jeff were really welcoming hosts too. I would definitely recommend!Brionny2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
We had an amazing 2 nights at the Bothy. Marion and Jeff were the most excellent hosts. The Bothy was exceptionally clean and well cared for. We were treated to fresh scones on arrival and fresh bacon and eggs were ready for our breakfasts. Location-wise it is a few minutes walk into Bakewell and great area to go for long walks. The stay could not have been made more perfect. Thank you.Eloise2015-10-29T00:00:00Z
Absolutely stunning accommodation & location. The bothy is modern, immaculate and very well equipped. In a very convenient & quiet location with parking. We would absolutely cone again, this is one if the nicest places we have ever stayed. Thank you!Emma2016-05-09T00:00:00Z
We find the place to be of the highest quality The location is ideal and the hosts are wonderful people that cater for all your needs and lots of extra little touchies that you don't get in a 5 star hotel Would definitely return again thankyouIan2017-04-19T00:00:00Z
Very good communication during the booking process and excellent and very helpful checking in. The Bothy was converted to high modern standards from an old stable. A feature narrow circular stair case rose from the lounge to the very comfortable bedroom on the mezzanine floor.Everything was spotlessly clean. All the goodies provided were much appreciated . An east walk into town . We really enjoyed our stay.Richard2016-06-14T00:00:00Z
Great stay in the lovely luxury bothy. A lovely little place for 2-4 people and great access to the lovely Peak district. Really appreciated the touch of hearty healthy produce in the fridge - and also appreciated being able to dry our tent after a wet music festival! Thanks million, will definitely be recommending and most possibly returning at some point :-)Caro2015-09-03T00:00:00Z
Great stay and lovely accommodation. The breakfast stuff and homemade scones were a very welcoming touch. We will be back!Jonny2016-08-15T00:00:00Z
I booked a weekend away in Marion's place for my parents as a Christmas gift and they absolutely loved it. Communication with Marion was spot on and finding the place was easy because of the detailed and easy to follow directions sent to me by Marion. My parents came home very happy and said they would recommend this place to anyone. Thanks a lot for a great stay and ultimately a great Christmas gift for my parents. RichRichard2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
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Bakewell, United Kingdom
We had a lovely stay and Laura went above and beyond to make our stay as smooth as possible, even let us use her garage for our bikes. we would definitely recommend Laura's place to our friends and family and will stay here again if we go to Bakewell again :)Keira2016-08-30T00:00:00Z
Lovely place and great hospitality.Heather2017-04-01T00:00:00Z
Cosy and complete private studio in a really good location very close to Bakewell. Decor and style of apartment are lovely. Excellent facilities and lovely continental breakfast,Sarah2016-12-02T00:00:00Z
We had a warm welcome from Laura with whom communication before our arrival was easy and straightforward. The place looked exactly the same as described on the site. Lovely area, walking distance from the centre of Blakewell. Very cosy and beautifully decorated - great to have own entrance and space in the apartment too. The breakfast was great, with selection of fresh snacks and drinks which can be made in the apartment. Excellent choice for both short and long stays - highly recommended!claire2016-06-21T00:00:00Z
Our first time doing AirBnB and it was a success. Welcome was warm and informative. A nice young couple. The rooms were very clean and tidy. Looked to be recently and nicely decorated. Comfortable bed. Quiet location with no through traffic. Black-out blind on window was very effective. Breakfast was good. A one page info sheet showed some recommendations for eating, which we used. The Pointing Dog and Duck restaurant in Bakewell was excellent.The location is a short public footpath walk from Ashford-in-the-Water and not much further to the centre of Bakewell. Easily walkable. We would be happy to go there again and to recommend to friends and familyBob2016-07-10T00:00:00Z
Laura was flexible with our arrival time and hosted us wonderfully. The flat was nice and tidy and off the main house, giving a nice sense of privacy. We would recommend to anyone wishing to explore the Bakewell and Chatsworth region as the house is in close proximity.Nicholas2016-09-28T00:00:00Z
Stayed one night as we were attending a wedding nearby. Laura left details/map of how to get to the venue where the wedding was as we were unsure of the area she printed a map for us. She also recommended where we could eat the night we arrived . Everything about the stay was fabulous The apartment was separate from the main house and in a quite neighbourhood. Laura and her family very friendly and helpful and the accommodation was perfect - clean and well designed space , lovely to have a separate sitting area with TV . Breakfast was a continental and set out ready to have breakfast when we wanted - with yogurt, milk , juice and bottled water in the fridge. We loved our stay and wanted to stay another night but it was already booked out - will recommend and hopefully visit again as loads to see in the area but did not have enough time.MAXINE2016-10-01T00:00:00Z
This was our first experience of Airbnb, and didn't quite know what to expect, nevertheless I'll give an honest assessment. We expected to arrive 1hr after check in and were told by the host the day before that we would have to check ourselves in as she was busy and would not be there. On the day, we actually were ahead of schedule and texted the host asking if we could possibly check in a little earlier, but we did not receive a response. We eventually arrived 10 mins before check in time but surprisingly we were turned away at the gate for being 10 mins early, so we decided to drive on into town. After 10mins we got a text from the host telling us that we could check in so drove back to the accomodation almost immediately.. The host took 3 mins max to show us around and told us to check ourselves out when we left 2 days later. The accomodation itself was clean, modern, private and nice, just as we expected, the wifi was good and there were plenty of breakfast options. Needless to say we left the accomodation in the same condition. As for the host, I am afraid I cannot tell you much, as for the 3 days we were there, we only saw her once (day one at check in for 3 mins at the most), and if we had originally arrived at 3pm (1 hr after check in) as we expected to, we would have had to self check in and would not have met the host at all.... So to summarize, The peak District was beautiful and we had an amazing time, Bakewell was lovely and we may return in the future for another break, Airbnb was easy to use, just not sure about this particular accomodation, would maybe prefer somewhere with a little personal touch and little interaction with the host..Marcello2016-09-23T00:00:00Z
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Bakewell, United Kingdom
Lovely little place, Jo was very welcoming and helpful with suggestions what to do in the area. Extremely clean and well set out room, everything you need. Highly recommend this stay.Jim2017-01-31T00:00:00Z
Joanne and Chris were so welcoming and helpful. They have a lovely private room with great attention to detail. Would definitely recommendHeather2016-06-13T00:00:00Z
Initially, we booked in to the property due to its closeness to the Thornbridge Brewery as we were booked on to a brewery tour. We weren't disappointment. Joanne and Chris were the perfect hosts making us feel very welcome from the word go. They were both very friendly and were happy to welcome us into their beautiful home with a cuppa and cake on arrival. They provided maps and recommendations for the local area. The room itself was well decorated, heated and provided great amenities. A perfect place to go back to relax and unwind after. I would recommend this to anyone thinking of visiting Bakewell and I would definitely stay here again.Abbie2016-10-22T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely time staying in Bakewell, courtesy of Jo and Chris. The annex is modern, well designed and very cosy. With tasteful decor and homely feel, we felt very comfortable there. Jo was a great hostess, with a warm welcome and mince pies on arrival. She took the time to go through both the details of the annex, along with lots of useful information about the area and places to eat. We particularly liked her down to earth style, with an open mind to any suggests we may have had. A great stay just minutes outside of the main town: we'd highly recommend it.Carly2016-12-11T00:00:00Z
This place is a little gem. Located at the end of a drive and completely detatched from the main house, it really is quiet and private. We were welcomed with afternoon tea and cake. The room was beautiful, very well laid out and equipped. A thousand nice little touches and so much attention to detail made our stay very comfortable. We had to leave very early in the morning for a nearby event, but Jo kindly allowed us to return afterwards to shower and recover. Thank you so much for a lovely stay.Annie2016-07-04T00:00:00Z
Excellent accommodation, the room was perfect for a weekend stay, immaculate, cosy and private. Joanne was a fantastic host and had pretty much thought of everything.Claire2017-04-08T00:00:00Z
Jo made us feel very welcome and she was a great host. She gave us a tour of the Bakewell and she was really helpful. She replied to messages quickly and helped us with any requests that we had. The flat is lovely and in a nice quiet location, which is great for unwinding and relaxing from the busy world. I would highly recommend staying at Jo's flat in the Peak District if you want to relax and enjoy the countryside.Christopher2017-01-29T00:00:00Z
Joanne came out to meet us as we pulled into the drive and welcomed us into her own kitchen for a cup of tea and a slice of homemade cake. Both her and Chris were extremely friendly & very knowledgeable about the area, offering us plenty of recommendations for walks & eating out. The room itself was exceptionally clean & surprisingly spacious, with lots of little touches making it feel both warm & personal. The inclusion of a generous continental breakfast, which was replenished on both mornings of our stay, was a real bonus and, as with everything here, was very well presented. i can recommend this place wholeheartedlyClaire2016-09-14T00:00:00Z
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Bakewell, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
This is a really lovely place to stay. Very spacious and scrupulously clean - nice welcoming touches too. Great location and fab extras like games room and bowlElizabeth2017-04-14T00:00:00Z
Fantastic location. Extremely well equipped. Perfect for Chatsworth, Monsal Trail, Hope Valley, Bakewell etc. Children loved the games room, adults loved playing bowls. Would strongly recommend.Andrew2016-08-28T00:00:00Z
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Cressbrook, England, United Kingdom
The host canceled this reservation 107 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Lauren2017-02-02T00:00:00Z
Sally was a good host. She lent us maps for the whole National Park, and even some hiking gear was available. As ecologists, we could exchange some insights and experiences on biodiversity and its management too.Mario2016-09-28T00:00:00Z
Had a lovely stay at Sally's place. The location is great, perfect for hiking / cycling / the great outdoors. Very close to the train station and close to village centre. Sally was really helpful and made check-in / check - out very easy.Robert2017-04-01T00:00:00Z
Great flat with lovely views over the countryside. Within minutes of a number of nice pubs and restaurants. Great walks around the local area too. Sally (the host) was very friendly and had lots of suggestions for things to do and places to visit in the area. Would def recommend to couples, families or groups of friends!Tom2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
Late booking. Great location and great place. Sally is really nice and easygoing!CHEVRIER2016-11-20T00:00:00Z
We had a great 3 days at Sally's place. It is a modern 1st floor flat leas than 5 min walk from the train station. It is also very near the outdoor lido which was part of the reason for our trip. We would stay againAndrew2016-10-29T00:00:00Z
Wonderful views and good location for access to walks in Derbyshire.Anne2017-04-23T00:00:00Z
Perfect flat for four adults and situated within easy reach of pubs, shops and good walks. Nice welcome from host.Emma2016-08-30T00:00:00Z
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Hathersage, England, United Kingdom
We had a wonderful few days staying at Gramps's exquisite home. Debbie was a great host, the cottage was extremely cosy with a most welcoming log burner blazing away for us on our arrival. The description of the coat take is very accurate and is in a perfect position to walk, visit local towns and villages and Chatsworth is literally a short drive away. Thank you Debbie for making us so welcome. The wifi is also extremely quick, should you need to use it.Sue2015-11-28T00:00:00Z
Warm welcome. Very comfortable. Had a great time.Jane2016-09-05T00:00:00Z
We received a very warm welcome from Debbie. It's a love apartment, perfect for our needs and in a perfect location. Looking forward to going again to take in the surroundings more.Fiona2016-10-31T00:00:00Z
Our host Debbie was really welcoming and made us feel at home immediately. The accommodation was every bit as nice as it looks in the pictures, complete with a freshly lit fire and some local produce in the kitchen for breakfast. The location is really great, with spectacular views only a short walk from the back of the property. There are a small selection of shops nearby in Hathersage and it's only a short drive to Castleton (which is highly recommended). Overall we really enjoyed our stay and wouldn't hesitate to come back again. Thanks Debbie!Chris Goodall2016-02-29T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely time staying here. The accommodation was excellent as was the host. It was very comfortable and the bacon and eggs were very much appreciated thank you.Helen2016-09-02T00:00:00Z
It's a bnb which near the Peak District National Park!very nice view, and very nice facilities. Make us feel like "at home". We stayed here 5 nights. Have no any problem on the facilities. Debbie is a nice owner, who give us many helps! Thanks a lot! Finally, if you want to go to Sheffield city center area, it's better to call a taxi. Not that expensive but stable. Because the bus may not stop.Xiuyu2015-09-28T00:00:00Z
Lovely little cottage in a fantastic location. Thanks to Debbie for giving us a warm welcome.Jennifer2017-01-03T00:00:00Z
One word... "fantastic!" We had a lot of fun during our very short stay in December just before Christmas. Fantastic scenery, clean flat, wood burner fire, lovely hosts, nice game room (my boys loved it), and the 5 minute walk to Burbage from behind the flat….and so close to towns & caverns. And what a view from the flat… We definitely will be coming back in summer to see the blossoming heather fields… Thanks Debbie & Garath…Asitha2016-12-20T00:00:00Z
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Sheffield, South Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Lovely apartment and location, ideal for exploring the peak District. Having a private family period in the pool/sauna was great, Thanks MikeMichael2016-10-28T00:00:00Z
great placeRob2016-10-16T00:00:00Z
Brilliant stay and exceptional views and location as well as amenities that were provided in the room and on site. Games room was particularly good for 3 competitive thirty something guys! Thank you for a brilliant stay. Also highly recommend Thai cuisine no 1 restaurant in Matlock. Thanks Nicola and sure we will be back next year.George2016-10-09T00:00:00Z
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Derbyshire, United Kingdom
We had a lovely and relaxing time in the Cotton Loft. For our first visit to the peak district it served as the perfect location. Julie and Steve are very welcoming hosts and provided loads of information about the area. We hope to come stay again soon :)Frazer2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
Great stay at the Cotton Loft! Beautiful location and close to lovely walks. Great pub the red lion, delicious food, and other restaurants a short walk away in Tideswell. Extremely clean and cosy! It was my birthday and Julie left a card and chocolates, very kind. Would definitely stay again, thanks Julie and Steve!Rebecca2017-04-29T00:00:00Z
The Cotton Loft was very a very clean, cosy and comfortable stay, and Julie was a lovely host! My girlfriend and I needed some time out from London and this was the perfect place. Make sure to pay a visit to Mam Tor and the Devil's Arse!Hero2017-05-24T00:00:00Z
Visited the Peak District over spring time with my girlfriend. We found in The Cotton Loft a very cosy and comfortable accommodation for our short trip. The size of the place is true to the photos posted online, a nice size bathroom, essential kitchenette and a spacious sitting room/bedroom upstairs make it a great place for a short holiday. Julie and Steve are great hosts, they gave us lots of information on the surrounding areas and provided us with all the necessary for the stay. The area offers great walks with amazing views of the characteristic green hills and peaks, very enjoyable during sunny days. Only one reminder: if you are planning to visit the surrounding towns, avoid Mondays, as most of the shops are closed, including food shops.Nicholas2017-04-04T00:00:00Z
We had a fantastic time. The cotton loft was extremely clean and tidy. It had everything we needed for our break away. They had thought of everything, including directions for local walks, takeaway menus and local information. It was walking distance to the pub which was ideal as we arrived late and wanted a quick bite. Perfect location to explore the Peak DistrictAmanda2017-03-20T00:00:00Z
Our stay at the Cotton Loft was lovely. It was a perfect spot for our short break and first experience of the peak district. Steve and Julie were both so friendly and helpful, check in was quick and efficient and we had everything we needed. The guest guide had loads of helpful information and there were even books, games and DVDs for those down moments. I would 100% recommend and happily come again!Jessica2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
The location was exactly what we wanted, a quiet and beautiful village. Julie and Steve gave us a warm welcomeAfrica2017-04-09T00:00:00Z
Great place booked for my mum and dad they loved it !!!!Josh2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
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Litton, England, United Kingdom
What a wonderful apartment in a fabulous location in the peaks. The apartment was our best airbnb experience yet and that is saying something. The location was perfect for walks and exploring the peaks and the accommodation couldn't be faulted. Thanks to Richard for being the perfect host.Rebecca2016-12-02T00:00:00Z
We loved staying at Litton Mill - it was quiet, beautiful and perfectly appointed for our stay. The beds were super comfortable and the views were quite amazing, looking out over the water chase and the surrounding hills. We enjoyed the nearby walking and would definitely look to come back again and take the mile walk up the road to the pub which we didn't manage this time. All in all a fantastic trip in a gorgeous location. The flat has everything you need.James2015-03-01T00:00:00Z
A picturesque and quiet location with easy access to nearby trails and attractions. The apartment is spacious with an open plan kitchen and living room. Internet & TV is limited so bring books or dvds if desired. We would definitely stay here again.Tim2015-08-28T00:00:00Z
Good communication prior to arrival. Beautiful setting, fantastic views. Excellent walks from the doorstep. Well equipped, spacious, comfortable and quite apartment.Neale2016-10-30T00:00:00Z
This place was way greater than I expected. The view to the river was amazing, the neighbors quiet and the apartment very spacious and modern. If you are looking for a quiet place to relax but still staying at a great place, I strongly recommend Richard's listing.Pablo2014-11-10T00:00:00Z
Fantastic place, beautiful location! Nice and secluded from the main roads but also placed well between Buxton and Bakewell. Having a car is a must if you want to get out and about. Would definitely returnAlex2017-03-12T00:00:00Z
We found this place amazing, it was so much better and more spacious then in the pictures actually. The beds were comfortable and the kitchen and living room absolutely great. It's so peaceful around and the place is right by so many walks and cycle paths. We thruely had an amazing stay, thank you!!Ieva2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
I can't say enough wonderful things about the apartment at Litton Mill as it was the most perfect spot to enjoy a visit to the Peak District. First of all, it is stunningly gorgeous and the photos do not do it justice. Every modern convenience is available within and it is beautifully decorated. The beds are wonderfully comfortable and we had great nights of sleep, which were aided by the gentle and peaceful sounds of the stream running by. If you're a fan of luxury showers, these are amazing as well. While we spent most of our days exploring, we enjoyed just relaxing in this amazing space and hope to visit again one day. Thank you, Richard, for the use of your apartment and for providing such clear instructions about access, etc. Simply wonderful.Jennifer2015-01-07T00:00:00Z
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TIdeswell, Derbyshire, United Kingdom
Excellent stay in a perfectly comfy independent flat, right in the middle of the Peak District. Delightful hosts ! We highly recommend !Camille2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
Phil & Sarah's flat is perfectly located for a stay in the Peak District. Litton is a lovely village in itself with a great pub and we had gorgeous views and access to lots of walking routes. Litton is also near to a lot of other larger towns and sites e.g. Bakewell and Chatsworth House. The flat itself was just like the photos on AirBnB and Phil and Sarah ensured that we had everything that we needed. They couldn't have been more accomodating and I would really really recommend a stay here!Emily2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
Lovely cosy place, in a quiet little village, close to lots of beautiful countryside, a very picturesque part of the world. Phil and Sarah were very welcoming, with lots of suggestions for eating out and places to visit. The local pub is very friendly with good food. A beautiful part of England.Sally2017-05-16T00:00:00Z
We really enjoyed our stay in Litton. The flat was newly done, lovely and warm and well equipped with all essentials including a great dvd selection and a superb power shower! Great location to explore the peaks by foot or by bicycle (handy shed for bike storage), not far from Edale, Bakewell, Castleton and Derwent Dams. Delicious steak and ale pie from the Red Lion. Phil and Sarah were excellent hosts with great tips for discovering what the peaks have to offer and were always available to answer any queries. 10/10 all round! Thanks, Kate and JonnyKate2017-04-22T00:00:00Z
Just returned from a great trip to Derbyshire Peak District, staying at Phil and Sarah's very modern, comfortable flat in Litton.They are wonderful, hospitable hosts, not intrusive, but offering help and useful information when needed,to make a visit as enjoyable as possible. The flat is private, with it's own entrance and access to a delightful garden and terrace - perfect for sitting out with a glass of wine at the end of the day. The flat itself is very well equipped and the fridge was thoughtfully stocked with milk and other items, which was much appreciated on our arrival. The flat has a comfortable bed, and an excellent shower in the downstairs private bathroom. Litton is a lovely little village with easy access to walks and to Chatsworth and other key sites.There is a great local pub serving good food and is an easy stroll from the flat. We very much enjoyed our stay and have no hesitation in recommending Phil and Sarah's place to other airbnb members.TOM2017-05-18T00:00:00Z
Really lovely accommodation, lovely hosts who are very friendly and helpful. Would definitely visit again.Sophie2017-05-21T00:00:00Z
Excellent location within the Peak district, the room is extremely comfortable and practical with a useful kitchenette. Very welcoming hosts, would definitely recommend to friends and happily stay again.Phillipa2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
Thank you! The first time to use air B and B and first time up North! Loved the accommodation and personal touches. We thoroughly enjoyed your recommendations of places to eat! Diolch, Lowri and DavidLowri2017-04-14T00:00:00Z
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Private room
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Litton, United Kingdom
An incredible place to stay. We have loved every minute and can't wait to come back. Yummy homemade cake on arrival. The bath is so deep! A warm cosy setting and a gorgeous log fire. Perfect place to stay.Laura2016-10-16T00:00:00Z
Very nice place to stay in a beautiful location. Thanks for the cake! :)Keith2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
A really lovely barn, very well set up with lots of nice touches. Very comfortable to stay in, in a quiet village. We had a lovely trip. Thank you very much for the delicious chocolate cake!Emma2016-10-22T00:00:00Z
Our stay in the barn was absolutely amazing! The homemade chocolate cake and fresh eggs were a lovely touch! We found everything we needed, felt like at home and didn't want to leave! Would definitely come back again to try the butchers and the local pub which looks lovely!Jovita2016-09-26T00:00:00Z
Absolutely fantastic stay at the old vicarage barn. The host has thought of everything to make the stay relaxing and even left us a bottle of bubbles and home made cake to celebrate our 5 year anniversary. The location is fantastic and the barn itself is a treat! Although we never managed to meet Penny, there was plenty of information provided before our stay. We haven't stopped recommending it since we arrived home!Alex2016-11-27T00:00:00Z
The apartment was beautiful, as was the surrounding area. Highly recommended +++Mark2017-02-26T00:00:00Z
The barn was a lovely retreat for a long weekend of walking! The barn was clean, warm, modern and very comfortable with the added bonus of a folder with local knowledge! The barn has all the basic essentials needed from oxo cubes to washing powder and Penny was a wonderful, welcoming host. P.s thanks for the cake!Emma2017-01-15T00:00:00Z
Perfect accommodation for a couple looking to explore the Peak District. Village is very pretty and there is a local pub that serves great food.Hamish2017-05-01T00:00:00Z
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Youlgreave, England, United Kingdom
Great location, very scenic.Ben2017-04-03T00:00:00Z
Karen's place is truly a home from home feel with a great welcome and continued personal touch throughout your stay but at the same time giving you all the privacy and spacer you need. Supplies of essentials on arrival were a great touch and welcome and the weekly clean and change of bedding and towels. The location is great being close to a great park for walks and nearby restaurants, but you will need a car to venture further for groceries etc. Special thanks to Karen and Vanessa, we will definitely be returning.CATHY2017-04-27T00:00:00Z
Lovely accommodation, spotlessly clean, very close to amenities and within easy reach of all the attractions of Derbyshire. Very well thought out and nice touches such as tea, coffee and biscuits to welcome us. Karen was very knowledgeable about local area suggesting places to visit and also eat. Great for our doggies and dog walks on doorstep. Will definitely be returning.Annie2017-05-19T00:00:00Z
Nice house and perfect for 4 people. Karen is always on hand and was a very friendly host. The guys enjoyed their stay there and would gladly stay againJames2017-03-13T00:00:00Z
We stayed here for a few nights when working nightshift near by and the property was excellent and the host was great would definitely stay here again if working in the areaJohn2017-05-11T00:00:00Z
We had an excellent stay at Karen's appartment. It's very clean and comfy. It's quite new and has been decorated to a high standard. The appartment is on the ground floor and attached to the house. There's off-road car parking. It's very well situated for the Peak District, about 20 minutes away from Hathersage. Lots of excellent walking and climbing nearby. Karen is an excellent host, very welcoming and friendly. She has great local knowledge and suggest lots of good pubs, restaurants and other things to do. The area is really nice. I'd highly recommend staying here if you're looking for somewhere in the area.Matthew2016-11-30T00:00:00Z
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Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom
Our host Rachel was very helpful and accommodating of our late arrival. Great place to stay - Spacious, very comfortable, well equipped and good location. We would stay here again! ThanksPeter2017-02-19T00:00:00Z
This is a beautiful apartment with stunning walks on the doorstep. It's very well equipped, to a high standard. Highly recommended.Ruth2016-12-06T00:00:00Z
Great location in the peaks, feels very secluded and cosy by the river but also close to Bakewell and the fantastic Chatsworth House. The apartment is so spacious, a real treat to spread out and enjoy the river views. We made Christmas dinner in the kitchen and found everything we needed, well worth a visit.Emma2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
A fantastic place to stay. Perfect locationhaley 2017-03-07T00:00:00Z
Awesome place to stay. Would highly recommend this place.Dave2017-01-06T00:00:00Z
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Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom
We arrived on the Friday afternoon and were absolutely delighted with the spaciousness and cleanliness of the apartment. Everything was perfect...even the DVD collection, which we made use of after our long days of sightseeing! Ken and Carol were very attentive to our arrival leaving a welcome note and bottle of wine for us, and then Ken introduced himself and gave us some useful information about places to eat/drink in the area. We stayed in the apartment from Friday to Monday at a very competitive rate and found the surrounding towns very accessible to drive to from Youlgreave. Youlgreave itself has some lovely pubs and shops to visit, the general atmosphere of the village was very friendly and accommodating. It makes a nice change to not feel like an outsider when visiting a small village of outstanding beauty. We are currently planning our next visit to the area and hope that the barn will be available for this occasion. Many thanksIsla2015-07-27T00:00:00Z
When you visit this friendly, small and scenic location (Youlgrave also known as "the most mis-spelt village") – the Barn & The Old Bakery is a must place to stay if you want a perfect, traditional cottage experience in the heart of the National Peak District. When you enter this charming cottage – you will get a warm welcome message from the Owners with a bottle of wine– what a nice gesture at the start of your holiday – the Owners went to every effort to make us feel at home. The Barn & The Old Bakery cottage is beautifully and tastefully furnished- the lovely flowery patterns are found everywhere around the cottage – on the bed sheets, tea cups, curtains – and even the shower curtain. With an excellent attention to detail this romantic cottage is also practically equipped with anything that an adventure seeker/ hiker would require – excellent maps, informational leaflets, books – with the additional information from the Owner – we found amazing and picturesque walks around the Brandford Dale and even managed to walk up nearly 30,000 steps on one of the days! The cottage is situation in the perfect location if you want to walk out of your front door and straight to the hiking routes and landscapes of the National Peak District – the breath takings views reminded us of shires from the Lord of the Rings. This cottage provides a loving accommodation and a "feel like home" for every romantic getaway anytime of the year – despite visiting the Peaks during winter – we found the cottage to be extremely warm and cosy. If you prefer to do your own cooking – as well as eating in the local village – the cottage is equipped with any kitchen utensil you might need to feel home like- from making your own coffees to doing your own laundry – we even found a fresh milk in the fridge and a box of shortbread – the Owner's attention to detail was impeccable. The bed is very comfortable and cosy – we slept nearly 12 hours on our first night here, the place was spotlessly clean. The sofas in the living room are comfortable and provide a rest after long walks in the district. We thank the Owners of the Barn & The Old Bakery for their hospitality and letting us stay in this romantic cottage and we encourage everyone else to make their journey up here too as this place will leave you many happy memories in the years to come. Best wishes and Happy New Year 2017, Mark and Ursula.Urszula2016-12-27T00:00:00Z
The Peak District is nature at its best, and The Barn @ The Old Bakery is situated right in the middle of all this natural splendor. This, however, won't be the reason why you'll keep coming back. No, you'll return because you miss that sense of belonging you get when you walk through the door. This isn't by accident. This is because Ken and Carol intuitively understand the unspoken needs of the visitor and have poured their heart and soul into making sure The Barn addresses those needs. It won't disappoint.Anthony2015-08-02T00:00:00Z
Lovely flat in a great location with lots of walks from the door. The flat was really clean with everything you need and a good selection of dvds. Ken was a good host, very helpful and provided suggestions of baby friendly walks - would recommend if you are looking for somewhere to stay with a baby and also want to explore the area.Helen2017-04-25T00:00:00Z
Perfect for anyone that's looking for walks from the doorstep. Great location to explore the surrounding area, with good road links to the rest of the Peak District. Ken was very helpful, and knowledgable about the surrounding area.Alex2017-01-21T00:00:00Z
The apartment was lovely, perfect base for exploring the Peak District. Everything at The Barn was thoughtfully laid out, clean and in good condition. Youlgreave is a lovely village with stunning scenery and both The Bull's Head and Farmyard Inn do gorgeous food. Ken and Carol were very welcoming hosts and we greatly appreciated the tea, milk, biscuits and wine which were ready for our arrival.Caroline 2016-08-08T00:00:00Z
Thank you Ken and Carol for a great stay. The apartment was just what I was looking for and better than expected. It was warm, clean, well equipped and nicely finished. The bed was super comfy too! Enjoyed walks locally and easily accessible to local towns. Just lovely! Thank you!Sarah2017-02-16T00:00:00Z
Fantastic place to stay. Spacious, beautifully finished and equipped with everything you need for your stay. Ken was really helpful and the information provided on things to do in and around Youlgrave was very useful. Would stay again and will recommend highly to others.Greg2015-06-28T00:00:00Z
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Yeh Hai Mohabbatein's upcoming sequence will have Aditya getting into trouble at a party with possession of illegal adult CDs. Ishita, who would have given him permission to attend the party, will get into difficult situation due to this.
Following all the earthquake and fire drama, Aditya and Ruhi were out of trouble. The upcoming track will have Aditya under scanner when he attends a party. Raman would have asked Ishita to deal with Aditya when he asks permission to attend a party. Giving instruction to follow Ishita decides to trust her son.
Ishita will ask Aditya to return home by 8 pm, but when he explains to her that the party starts late, she will hesitantly agree to let him go. She will ask him to stay safe and return as early as possible.
When Aditya fails to return home till the late hours, Ishita will rush to the party to bring him back. When Ishita reaches there, Aditya will be seen getting embarrassed among his friends since his mom had come to check on him. Aditya will snap at Ishita only to have the situation go from bad to worst.
The police raid the place where the party was taking place stating there were illegal adult CDs being circulated among the youngsters at the party. While Aditya was innocent, a friend of his hide the CDs in his possession in Aditya's bag to make his escape. The police catch Aditya red handed with the prohibited CDs.
It will be interesting to watch how Yeh Hai Mohabbatein's ideal mother Ishita deal with this complicated situation. Will Ishita trust Aditya? Will she support and trust Aditya's word at this situation when all proof is pointing at him?


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What's happening post-Hurricane Sandy
or Do you still think the government will take care of you in a disaster?
I remember listening to a FEMA official many years ago. They were discussing a catastrophic of an earthquake over a wide region. After describing the scenario of wide-spread destruction, they literally said, "Be prepared to be on your own for two weeks without government assistance." What was true then, is still true today.
Ask your grandparents, "How much food did you put up canning each gardening season? Why did you do it?" I'll bet the answers will surprise you. Their larders were full of food, and only when they ran out of these items did they purchase the same items from grocery stores, if they did at all. Chances are they did without if they didn't have it in their food pantries. Ask them, "Did you hunt or fish or raise animals?" I bet that many did, or at least had the equipment and ability to do so.
Food doesn't come from a grocery store. It gets moved there. The ability for a grocery to operate relies upon on-going supply chains distributing resources to the vendor. If the vendor has no electricity and an ability to operate credit/debit/EBT machines and has personnel, then they cannot operate at all. Even if they had those things, what's the chance that they could be overrun by people without resources in bad areas?
Generators don't work unless there is fuel. Yes, there are resourceful electricians who can wire up generators to gas stations so they can continue to pump the gas. This is a dangerous operation. Imagine the issues with spark arrestors to prevent fires. At some point someone will try it, and you can imagine that at least one major fire will occur. What about the legality of doing this? Will it void fire insurance for that period plus will the vendor be able to acquire fire insurance later?
Generators are noisy. If someone has one, and the disaster lasts long, then you might be perceived as having supplies and may place a big target on your home. Few people can repel intruders if they attack en mass.
Even the best prepared can lose everything when the polluted sewer water mixes in a storm surge and floods a home. This water is laden with coliform bacteria like E coli. Anything that it touches it ruins. This is why people are asking for clothing, food, and water. There are bound to be lots of people who literally have nothing now.
There is a huge population of homeless in the Northeast. Many may be dead. Many may have been living in subterranean areas that flooded. There is a very real chance of issues like typhoid fever, cholera, leptospirosis and hepatitis A.
NYC is not the only place that got hit. It's been several days since the hurricane event, and the majority of the news coverage has been in this locale since it's "juicier". Even so, by now, there's other news to cover since the public is interested in "other news".
Who is making it post-Hurricane Sandy? Preppers may be making it easier since they had much more than 3 days worth of food, water, and supplies. They probably weren't the ones making last minute purchases.
Why not be like your grandparents and be more prudent? Learning skills, having supplies, prioritizing your life, these are ways to cope now, rather than being like the city dwellers that are cold, wet, hungry, and defecating in hallways.
Think logically. How long does it take to organize relief efforts, deploy them, feed and house them, bring in supplies, create a supply chain to provide on-going relief efforts, bring in medical assistance, plus provide security for them all? We cannot expect that this happens immediately. We must realize that the bulk of any such effort will be at the places with the most population and political clout. This means that those places that are far smaller will receive even less assistance and that it will take even longer to get it, if at all.
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Our processing of the 2013 vintage "casrh" (county estimates by age, sex, race and Hispanic origin) has been completed and the data made publicly accessible. Dexter users can access any of the 51 state-based XXcasrh13 data sets (that would be mocasrh13 for Missouri data) in the popests data directory.
Our standard set of reports based on these data can be accessed by using the Population Estimates Reports by State web app. (This application is referenced under bullet item 4 in the Our Best Estimates section of our newly updated Population Estimates page).
We have updated our Excel file containing the latest (2013 vintage) county and subcounty population estimates for Missouri. There are four worksheets within this workbook file, each with different levels of geography. Note that we are now using a more recent version of Excel for the file (extension is now xlsx rather than the odl xls). The easiest way to access the file is via our Population Estimates page (http://mcdc.missouri.edu/trends/estimates.shtml) -- first item in the Our Best Estimates section.
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Our Circular Area Profiling System application for generating n-mile radius profiles with the latest American Community Survey data (2008-2012 5 year period estimates) has been revised to work with block group level data for smaller radii. We have lifted the previous 2-mile minimum radius requirement. Access the ACS version at http://mcdc.missouri.edu/websas/caps10acsb.html. You can also get there by accessing the 2010 census version (see our Quick Links box) and following the link to the ACS version provided there. The 2010 census version is still the preferred version if you just need very accurate basic population counts for smaller circles.
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An introduction to Avatar: The After Years.
The Story
Let me start from the beginning, before I start with the rest. My name is Aashan. I live in the capital of the Northern Water Tribe. I didn't always live here. I was born and raised in the Southern Water Tribe. My father, Jonnak, was killed in a freak hunting accident when I was seven years old. He and my mother, Kammal, had no other children. Mother swore that she would never remarry. She was part of the second generation of new waterbenders, one of the best, in fact. I should probably explain about that as well. You see, exactly 197 years ago, though not exactly to the day, a terrible war broke out between the Fire Nation and the rest of our world. It was initiated by Fire Lord Sozin, who wiped out the Air Nomads. Avatar Roku, the guardian of our world at the time, had died. The new Avatar was nowhere to be found. The war was then continued by Fire Lord Azulon, and again by Fire Lord Ozai. There were political squabbles, and major battles and small skirmishes, but you can learn all that in history class. The point is, 100 years after the War broke out, the missing Avatar, Avatar Aang, defeated Fire Lord Ozai, put a new Fire Lord, Zuko, in place, and the world entered a time of peace. Aang managed to use a new bending technique known as Energybending to teach others the art of airbending. The Air Nomads, thus, returned. The Southern Water Tribe waterbenders had been previously wiped out by the Fire Nation. Avatar Aang reintroduced waterbending to the South using Energybending as well. The war ended after 100 years, in 100 AG (After Sozin's Comet), and the Southerns were taught some 10 years after. My mother learned from her parents, who were first generation.
That was some history lesson, eh? I'm not cut out for being a teacher, I know that much. Well, the point to all of this nonsense is that my mother, a second generation, taught me the art of waterbending. I had mastered the art by the time I was 9 years old. I was the youngest ever master of waterbending. After this, me and my mother journeyed to the Northern Water Tribe, where I was honored to meet Master Pakku's great niece.
Her name is Hakando. She is not a waterbender, but a firebender. She is a brilliant firebender, as well. I've never seen anyone do some of the things that she has done. She fights with a combination of brutal aggressiveness and cold calculation. When she's not in a fight, however, there's no one who's kinder to anyone on this world.
My best friend is here with me. His name is Kyono. He used to be a pirate, was born to his parents on the sea. He gave it up at the age of 12, when he was stuck in a prison for Piracy. He was let out 2 years later. He then journeyed to the Northern Tribe and met me, and we've been best friends ever since.
And now to the point. Today was my 16th birthday. And I was just told something that will forever change my life and the life of those around me. I am the Avatar. The guardian of the world. The keeper of balance. I am the reincarnation of Avatar Aang.
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