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Penzion Kozak
Sebedraie (0.1km from town centre)
Surrounded by nature in the village of Sebedrazie, 1 km from the Golf Club Scotland and 2 km from the Agama Golf Club, Penzion Kozak offers accommodation surrounded by the Vtacnik Mountains. The property offers a bar, a restaurant, a day room, a children´s playground, terraces and a garden.Free WiFi is provided in the entire building and free private parking is possible on site. The rooms include a private bathroom and satellite TV. A mining o
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Sabbia Ristorante - Retaurácia a Ubytovanie Prievidza
Prievidza (4.3km from town centre)
Offering a barbecue and terrace, Sabbia Ristorante - Retaurácia a Ubytovanie Prievidza is situated in Prievidza in the Trenciansky kraj Region, 40 km from Martin. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Every room is equipped with a flat-screen TV. Each room is fitted with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower. Restauracia a Ubytovanie Prievidza features free WiFi throughout the property. Breakfast is served during the weekdays an
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Design Hotel Preuge
Prievidza (4.9km from town centre)
The stylish new Design Hotel Preuge is located 100 metres from the Prievidza train and bus station, in the centre of the city. It offers elegant air-conditioned rooms and fine cuisine. All rooms in the Design Hotel Preuge are equipped with a cable TV, a minibar and an electric kettle. Some rooms also have a balcony. The restaurant serves a selection of Slovak and international cuisine in a modern setting, featuring dark wooden floors and design
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Hotel MAGURA
Prievidza (5.0km from town centre)
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Hotel MAGURA offers pet-friendly accommodation in Prievidza. There is a restaurant and bar and guests can have fun at the casino. Free private parking is available on site. Rooms are fitted with a private bathroom equipped with a bath or shower. A flat-screen TV is available. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property. You can engage in various activities, such as golfing and cycling. The hotel als
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Penzion Benedikti
Prievidza (5.0km from town centre)
Located in a quiet area of the Prievidza town and with the Bojnicky Castle views, Penzion Benedikti offers en-suite accommodation, a restaurant, a bar, tennis courts, luggage storage, a terrace and a garden. Free WiFi is available in all areas and free private parking is possible on site. All units in Penzion Benedikti come with a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a telephone, a minibar, a safety deposit box, a desk and a private bathroom with
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Penzion Sivý Kamen
Podhradie (5.0km from town centre)
Penzion Sivý Kamen is situated in the village of Podhradie, a 15-minute drive from Bojnice and a 20-minute drive from Prievidza town. It offers accommodation with a summer terrace, a children´s playground nearby. a restaurant and a wellness with a sauna and a hot tub. Free WiFi is available in all areas. All rooms include a flat-screen TV and a room service is also provided. Cycling trails can be bound in the close vicinity and hiking can be en
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Relaxcentrum Aquavital
Opatovce nad Nitrou (5.1km from town centre)
Relaxcentrum Aquavital is situated in the Opatovce nad Nitrou and only 5 km from the historical town of Bojnice, where you can find a zoo, a castle, a spa and a public swimming pool. It features a wellness centre, free WiFi and free parking possible on site. All rooms are decorated with modern furniture, equipped with a small refrigerator and consists of a private bathroom with bathtub or a shower. The facilities in the wellness centre feature
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Hotel Squash
Prievidza (5.3km from town centre)
Located just a short walk from the historical centre of Prievidza, Hotel Squash offers an on-site restaurant and bar, a wellness area and a sports centrum. Free WiFi and free monitored parking are available on site. The property also offers storage for bikes and motorbikes. All rooms are fitted with a desk and a TV, a fridge and a wardrobe. They are spacious, colourfully furnished and feature a private bathroom with a shower. Breakfast is serv
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Apartmány Atrium
Prievidza (5.3km from town centre)
Offering a barbecue and terrace, Apartmány Atrium is situated in Prievidza in the Trenciansky kraj Region. Free private parking is available on site. The rooms come with a flat-screen TV. Certain rooms feature a seating area to relax in after a busy day. You will find a kettle in the room. All rooms come with a private bathroom. Apartmány Atrium features free WiFi throughout the property. There is a shared lounge at the property. Guests can en
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Penzion Oaza Prievidza
Prievidza (5.4km from town centre)
Penzion Oaza Prievidza is situated between Prievidza and Bojnice. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi. A TV is provided in each room. All rooms feature a bathroom with a shower. The suite has a seating area and its bathroom is equipped with toiletries. A playground is provided for the childrens entertainment. Guests can park their cars free of charge on site. The nearest grocery shop is an 8-minute drive away. The famous Bojnice Castle and a spa
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Hotel Hokejka
Prievidza (5.5km from town centre)
Situated next to Prievidza City Ice Ring and Hockey Arena, Hotel Hokejka offers an on-site bar and a lounge area equipped with a TV. Multiplex Cinema Complex is just 200 metres from the property. Rooms are simply furnished and well-lit and offer a desk, satellite TV and a fridge. Private bathroom provides a shower and free toiletries. A large shopping centre is located just 50 metres away. The Prievidza City Centre can be reached in 2 km, and t
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Penzion Termal
Bojnice (5.8km from town centre)
Located only 100 metres from the Bojnice Thermal Spa, Penzion Termal offers accommodation with satellite TV and an on-site restaurant with a terrace. Free Wi-Fi and free private parking are provided. All accommodation units feature a fridge and a bathroom with shower and free toiletries. Some come with a DVD player and a separate living room.
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Apartmány Teddy Bojnice
Bojnice (6.0km from town centre)
Offering a terrace and a garden with barbecue facilities, Apartment Teddy Bojnice is located within 1.5 km from the Bojnice Castle. Free WiFi is available. All units feature a dining table, an electric kettle, a microwave, a fridge, and bathroom with a bath or a shower. Some units also provide a balcony or a terrace. The apartments include a kitchen. Other facilities offered at the property include a shared lounge with a fireplace, and a childr
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Penzión Kastelán
Bojnice (6.0km from town centre)
Penzión Kastelán is located 200 metres away from central Bojnice and is provided with a garden with gazebo and barbecue facilities. Wi-Fi is available for free in the rooms. All units are functionally equipped and feature a refrigerator and flat-screen cable TVs. The private bathroom comes with a shower. Guests at the Kastelán have access to the shared fully equipped kitchen. A grocery store is 250 metres from the property. Restaurants can be f
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Bojnicky Dom
Bojnice (6.1km from town centre)
Situated in the Bojnice Spa Town and the Bojnicky Castle and zoo reachable within 1200 metres, Bojnicky Dom offers a self-catered accommodation, a garden with barbecue facilities, a terrace and a private parking. Both apartments in Bojnicky Dom come with a garden view, a TV, a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area and private bathrooms with a shower. The duplex apartment comprises a separate room with a seating area and the three-bedroom apa
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Penzion Bojnice
Bojnice (6.1km from town centre)
Free Wi-Fi in all areas and a buffet breakfast each morning are offered at Penzion Bojnice, which features a summer terrace, a childrens corner, and rooms with satellite TV. Each accommodation unit also contains a private bathroom with a shower. Free toiletries are provided. Free public parking is possible on site. The centre of Bojnice is within 500 metres, while the castle and the zoo are 400 metres further. Bojnice Spa is reachable in 2 km
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Zelený Dom
Bojnice (6.2km from town centre)
Located in the centre of Bojnice and the Bojnice Castle with a zoo only 1 km away, Zelený Dom offers en-suite accommodation with a garden and a terrace with a seating area. Free WiFi is available in all areas and free private parking is possible on site. All rooms in Zelený Dom are non-smoking and come with a TV and a small kitchenette. The nearest restaurant can be found within 200 metres. The Swimming Pool Bojnice is situated 2 km away from t
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Hotel Lipa
Bojnice (6.3km from town centre)
Hotel Lipa is situated next to the Main Square of Bojnice and 300 metres from Bojnice Castle. It houses a restaurant with a summer terrace and a playing corner with a trampoline. All rooms come with flat-screen TV, a minibar and a safety deposit box. The private bathrooms have a shower and hairdryer. Some rooms also have a work desk. The nearest bus stop is 10 metres away from Hotel Lipa. Private parking is offered in the courtyard. You can vi
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Hotel Bojnický Vínny Dom
Bojnice (6.3km from town centre)
Situated just a 3-minute walk from the popular Bojnice Castle, Bojnický Vínny Dom combines winemaking tradition with modern and comfortable accommodation. Its rooms are air-conditioned and have free Wi-Fi. Each room at Hotel Bojnický Vínny Dom has been named after a particular wine variety. They have been carefully decorated with traditional wooden furniture and some offer a view of Bojnice Castle. Bojnický Wine House offers a selection of wine
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Penzión v Zlatej ulicke
Bojnice (6.3km from town centre)
Located in the centre of the historic spa town of Bojnice, Penzión v Zlatej ulicke offers modern rooms with hardwood floors and cable TV. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The rooms at Penzión v Zlatej ulicke include a private tiled bathroom with shower. Many of them include a seating area with sofa bed and a kitchenette. Kitchenware can be rented against an extra charge. Cajka Thermal Pool is only 150 metres away, and Bojnice ZO
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Religion Jews Who Dont Support Actions Of Israeli Government Increasingly Demonized
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Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 bathroom home situated on the perfect lot in the popular Crestline Park neighborhood.
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The home features a recently renovated kitchen (2016) with new quartz countertops, new cabinetry, stainless appliances, and slate floors. New carpet was added to all three bedrooms (2014) and remains in excellent shape. Crown molding was added to both guestrooms (2015), and fresh paint to all three bedrooms (2015). The master bedroom features a large walk-in closet, a rare feature for the area. The master bath is large with 'his-and-hers' sinks, tile floors, and a large shower. The guest bath was renovated in 2016 with a new vanity and refinished tile and tub. New hardwood floors were added to the living room and hallway in 2014. The laundry room is off the kitchen and was improved with new floors and fresh paint in 2015.
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The home sits on a concrete slab with wood siding. The roof was replaced with new asphalt shingles in 2014. Maybe the best feature of this house is the large backyard that has been completely renovated since 2014. The yard features a privacy fence, wood deck, pea gravel patio bordered by a beautiful brick seating wall (2014), emerald zoysia sod (2015), and a cobblestone pathway (2015) leading to a detached storage shed on the back of the property. The front yard features St. Augustine grass with a garden of knockout roses, purple loropetalums, boxwoods, oakleaf hydrangeas, and azaleas bordering the house.
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Students will develop the performance skills required to perform a solo and a duet or trio. They will learn three set phrases and use these in their performance pieces.
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BU and our 13 sister universities are not alone in facing tough economic challenges. Penn State University recently increased tuition 5.9 percent, or roughly $810, and other universities in the state and our region are doing the same. PASSHE has kept cost increases to a minimum. Overall, tuition increases at the state system universities have not risen above the rate of inflation in four of the last five years, keeping our tuition much more affordable than most private universities. At the current rate, four years of tuition at BU for a full-time, in-state student is less than $23,300.
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How did you end up as a member of Antwerpen Streetstyle?
I was already there from the beginning, but only in the background correcting texts. In 2011 I decided to try making street style photos as well and then it really took off.
What was your most important role?
I did a big chunk of the computer stuff: keeping the lay-out looking fresh, answering emails and setting up social media accounts. I kept on editing all the texts on the blog, too.
What do you think about the evolution of the blog?
It is incredible to think that something so small has really grown to make (a tiny yet real) impact on people who have read our blog. You can obviously see that our photography has improved so much and we have really turned into experts within our field of street fashion and Antwerp hotspots.
What were the things you liked doing best?
I probably liked best to think out new ideas and put them in practice – although a lot of our good plans did not become reality because of a lack of time and other priorities. Searching for the right people to photograph certainly was not my favourite part, although going home with a bunch of great shots always felt like a great accomplishment.
What was the most exciting moment you experienced with the blog?
Flying in a helicopter over Antwerp thanks to Eastpak and pr-agency Listen Up was an amazing and unique experience. A close second comes the Tim Van Steenbergen fashion show in the city hall, which was magnificent.
How do you feel now the end of the blog is near?
Endings are often a bit sad because you have to start living in a new way, find new habits, and think differently. Yet, I am most of all very grateful for the last few years and looking forward to starting a new blog adventure. Since I am graduating next month, the blog finishes together with my student life so it simply is the best possible time to begin a new chapter.
Do you still have some blogging plans for the future?
Helen and I will be starting a new blog in a few months' time. We will concentrate on self-development and lifestyle, all from the perspective of two girls in their twenties. We want to give tips about things which are achievable and which we think are important.
Will you still write about Antwerp?
Of course I will! I am still a local for This Is Antwerp which means that I write for their blog and make the street style photography for the magazine. On our new blog, Helen and I will keep on including posts about our city (we just love it too much!).
How has the blog changed your life?
First of all, I have become more self-confident thanks to the blog. Taking photographs of strangers and networking at blogger events have been big challenges for me in which I have become better over the years. Antwerpen Streetstyle has put me in contact with so many interesting people, which in turn led to such fascinating opportunities. I even organized an entire city tour for 30 people in Antwerp this year! The blog was a place to practice my writing and photography, where I could cultivate my organisation talent, and learned that I can actually be a (clumsy) social butterfly.
Can you describe your time for Antwerpen Streetstyle in a few words?
My coming-of-age story!


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By JAMES LeMOYNE
Published: April 22, 1985
SAN SALVADOR, April 21— In what amounted to an undeclared cease-fire, Government troops and leftist rebels stopped fighting this morning to allow medical teams to vaccinate more than 250,000 Salvadoran children throughout the country against five major diseases.
Today was intended to be the final stage in a campaign of mass inoculation that has been carried out once each month since February. The program has been principally sponsored by the United Nations Children's Fund with the strong support of the Roman Catholic Church, which has called for ''days of tranquillity'' to allow the inoculations to take place.
James P. Grant, executive director of Unicef, said in an interview today that he hoped the program would serve as a model for other developing countries, including those that, like El Salvador, are divided by war.
The Cutting Edge
''It's the first time in history that a major conflict has been stopped to immunize children,'' Mr. Grant said. ''Salvador is part of the cutting edge of a demonstration of a new process which has as its goal immunizing all the world's children by 1990.''
The inoculation effort appears to be an example of the sort of humanitarian gesture that Government and rebel officials have said they would discuss in order to humanize the long war here.
Radio station announcers, priests, schoolteachers, Government officials and students all took part this week in a constant propaganda effort to tell mothers to take their babies to more than 2,000 inoculation centers around the country. The babies have to be inoculated once a month for three months for the vaccinations to be complete.
The program is aimed at inoculating an estimated 400,000 Salvadoran children under the age of 5 against tetanus, diphtheria, whooping cough, measles and polio, Mr. Grant said. In practice, the campaign has reached only 250,000 to 300,000, making it likely the program will be repeated next year to assure inoculating at least 80 percent of the country's children, he added.
On hand for the campaign was Dr. Albert B. Sabin, the discoverer of the oral vaccine against polio that bears his name. The oral vaccine is being used here.
An Unprotected Generation
The 78-year-old Dr. Sabin said he admired the effort to immunize an entire country in a single campaign. But he added that to really stamp out the diseases and assure all children are treated, health workers would either have to repeat the effort annually for three years or travel door to door.
The last time any significant vaccination effort was carried out in the Salvadoran countryside was in 1975, Mr. Grant said, leaving a generation of Salvadoran children unprotected against easily preventable diseases.
El Salvador's infant mortality rate of 41 per 1,000 children is more than three times that of the United States, Mr. Grant added.
Rebel leaders have given their blessings to the vaccination effort, which has mainly been carried out by 20,000 Government Health Ministry workers and volunteers. The International Committee of the Red Cross has vaccinated children in 20 villages in areas of frequent combat.
No Reports of Combat
There were no reports of combat in the countryside this afternoon. Last month, however, four inoculation stations in the east of the country were closed because of fighting.
A Red Cross official said that he had worried about the prospects for inoculating so many children when the campaign began in February, but that he had been surprised how successful the effort had been, given the fact that a war is going on in the countryside. But he added that it had proved difficult to vaccinate children whose families travel with mobile guerrilla units.
Mr. Grant said that a similar mass inoculation campaign had been successful in Colombia last year and that Turkey, Pakistan and Indonesia would have programs this year. Each year an estimated five million children die of diseases that can be prevented by vaccination, he added.
photo of Salvadoran leftists watching children being vaccinated (Agence France-Presse)


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Real Estate Leases: Sacramento and Beyond
June 20, 2013
Renting can be a long term commitment, in some cases longer than you anticipated. I can't emphasize the word "research" enough as every party involved is looking to get the most money out of their involvement.
From working throughout the industry a number of years, I've seen time and time again, a tug-of-war for tenants deposit. The best way to combat this war as a tenant is to research and document the properties condition prior to moving in and have everything stated in writing in regards to what can and can't be taken from the deposit. If you have pets this complicates things tremendously, I often seen cases where the landlord claims they can smell pet dander (even after the carpets have been cleaned) and they demand to keep the entire deposit citing the carpet needs to be replaced. Unfortunately there are many cases when the carpet does in fact have to be replaced, however, most of the time it can be treated chemically depending on if the landlord is willing to settle for that. You see how complicated pets can make a lease? As a renter, you should get a statement in writing explaining how exactly the smell of pet dander will be handled which will be vary between different landlord's.
Be sure to research the location and surroundings, this could make or break your satisfaction of the property. If your neighbors are loud and "ghetto", you may end up giving too much thought into keeping your stuff safe and your doors locked. Prior to signing a lease, I would simply knock on the closest neighbors door and ask a few questions about the neighborhood.
Bottom line is, do your research, know what you're getting into, and make sure to be the one getting the most out of your lease.
John Amaro
Broker at SealTeamRealty.com
Navigating through rough terrain as a buyer
June 9, 2013
The Sacramento and surrounding areas have seen tremendous market swings in the past ten years. Today, there is a super shortage of housing inventory throughout the region. Buyers hoping to secure a winning bid must give above and beyond what the comparable data is suggesting. We are currently seeing 50-80 bids on newer built homes around the $180,000 to $220,000 price ranges. Buyers with cash or large down payments obvious have a big upper hand because they don't necessarily have to worry about the house not appraising (but paying PMI is another story). If you're a buyer who has a limited down payment loan (like FHA or 5% down convectional), you'll simply have to downgrade your standards, take lower square footage, and/or accept an unfavorable location. Sure you can keep offering and waiting, however, interest rates are only going up from here, combined with the fact that new buyers are coming to the Sacramento region in drones, might be better to act sooner than later before you end up paying Bay area value
John Amaro
Broker at SealTeamRealty.com


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Iran has unveiled its biggest domestically developed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which can be used for reconnaissance and combat operations.
The remote-controlled aircraft, dubbed Fotros, was put on display at the headquarters of the Iranian Armed Forces Aviation Industries Organization (IAFAIO) in Tehran during a ceremony attended by Iranian Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan on Monday morning.
The drone has been designed and manufactured by experts at Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industries Company, which is affiliated to the IAFAIO, and in cooperation with the country's academic centers to meet the nation's defense needs, said the top commander.
The strategic UAV has an operational radius of up to 2,000 kilometers, an operational altitude of 25,000 feet and flight endurance of up to 30 hours, said the defense chief.
The Fotros drone can be used for reconnaissance and surveillance, and has the potential to carry out combat operations once armed with air-to-surface missiles and other types of rockets, the top general noted.
"The protection of maritime and land borders, monitoring of oil pipelines and telecommunications lines, road traffic control, the surveillance of areas struck by earthquakes, blazes and floods, environmental monitoring for the sake of environment protection, and the transmission of precise images and films throughout the mission are among the capabilities of the Fotros drone," Dehqan pointed out.
On September 28, the Iranian Army's Ground Forces unveiled an indigenously designed and built combat drone, dubbed Yasir, in a ceremony attended by senior military officials.
The drone can fly at an altitude of 15000 feet, has flight endurance of eight hours and an effective operational radius of 200 kilometers.
Iran unveiled its first domestically manufactured long-range combat drone, the Karrar (Striker), on August 23, 2010. It reportedly has an operational radius of 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) and can carry two 115-kilogram bombs or precision-guided munitions weighing 227 kilograms.
The first Iranian medium-altitude long-endurance UAV, the Shahed-129 (Witness-129), was unveiled in September 2012, which is capable of carrying out combat and reconnaissance missions for 24 hours.
Tehran has repeatedly assured other nations that its military might poses no threat to other countries since the Islamic Republic's defense doctrine is entirely based on deterrence.
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