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The Vultures on the Road - an organized gang of robbers and murderers, which includes even the police. They kill the truck driver's friend, whose wife is expecting a baby. The police (which is cooperating with the bandits), of course, does nothing, so he begins to take revenge on the scum, crushing their cars by his truck.
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Capital Gains Taxes Should Go Down, Not Up
January 21, 2015
The president wants to raise the top tax rate on capital gains and dividends to 28 percent. What's wrong with the proposal? It will hurt investment and hurt the economy, says Diana Furchtgott-Roth, director of Economics21 at the Manhattan Institute.
What happens when the capital gains tax is raised? The capital gains tax is a tax on the sale of an investment. With high rates, people will retain assets rather than sell them, limiting government revenue. Moreover, firms will limit their investments in order to limit their tax liability, and small firms will struggle to get financing.
The president should be lowering, not increasing, the capital gains tax, says Furchtgott-Roth, as such a move would boost the economy as well as federal revenues. She notes that rate reductions in 1997 as well as 2003 resulted in more asset sales -- and higher tax revenues.
Source: Diana Furchtgott-Roth, "Raising Taxes on Capital Hurts the Middle Class," Economics21, January 20, 2015.
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Ex police officer evades jail despite receiving conviction for his sex crimes
An 82-year-old former police officer has avoided jail again despite being convicted of his 17th sex crime.
John Stanfield had a two year jail sentence suspended for three years when he appeared in the dock of Downpatrick Crown Court last Thursday.
The pensioner admitted three counts of committing an act outraging public decency; five of breaching a Sexual Offences Prevention Order (SOPO); four of engaging in sexual activity in front of a child aged under 13.
The convictions relate to incidents earlier this year when Stanfield fondled himself in various supermarkets near his home on the Rosetta Road in south Belfast. The incidents were caught on CCTV. After being arrested he claimed to have been scratching his psoriasis.
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That was last month when he was remanded in custody ahead of being given a suspended sentence and freed on Thursday.
Stanfield is now back living in the Rosetta area, much to the fury of neighbours who had hoped to see the back of him.
Locals had previously been in touch with DUP peer Lord Morrow who asked the Department of Justice to carry out a serious case review because of the paedophile's constant re-offending. But the politician was told that this was not possible because Stanfield's latest crimes were non-contact.
Our sister paper the Sunday Life has also learned that despite being on the sex offender's register and subject to a SOPO the pervert was allowed to go on a recent cruise. He is also a familiar sight in cafes around the Ormeau Road.
A source said: "It seems Stanfield cannot control himself and given his past record it will only be a matter of time before he is in trouble again."
Stanfield also has convictions for fondling himself in front of children on beaches. He was nicknamed 'Dirty John' by teenagers in Rosetta after buying Viagra-type sex pills from young dealers.
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Disclaimer. If you haven't read the Moving to Ireland series before please read this first.
I moved to Dublin, Ireland in August 2016. As such I wanted to provide information about moving to Ireland. This series is from the perspective of a Canadian on a Working Holiday Visa (which is a temporary visa that lasts 2 years for Canadians). If you're from another country/want to get a permanent visa/plan to attend school in Ireland you'll need to do further research. Here is a good place to start.
I am not an immigration lawyer or expert and I make no guarantees your experience moving to Ireland (or any country) will be the same as mine. Failure to do the proper research and apply for the proper paperwork to move to a new country could land you in legal and financial trouble (including prison and being banned from the country). It's up to you to make sure you are moving to Ireland (or any country) in a legal way. Nonetheless I hope this series will serve as a starting point and inspiration if you are thinking about moving to Ireland.
Ireland in this series refers to the Republic of Ireland. Northern Ireland is a part of the UK and has different rules about visas. If you are looking to work in Northern Ireland, you will need to research visas for the UK.
This is the final part of this is about getting a job (unless you're rich and have a trust fund 😁). Since I decided to move to Dublin this post will be about finding a job in the Dublin area, but much of the information can be applied to other cities/towns in Ireland. This information was accurate for original publication in March 2017. Please note rules and regulations for working may have changed since that time.
Previously in this series there was
Part 1 – Should you move to Ireland?
Part 2 – Before You Arrive
Part 3 – Getting Settled and Paperwork
I've redone this page to make finding things easier for you. Below are topics related to finding and getting a place to live here in Ireland. Click on the topic you want to know more about and information about that topic will appear. Below this menu is my own personal experience with renting here in Ireland.
Important Information About Renting
The rental market in Dublin is very competitive. Be prepared for your search to take several weeks, maybe longer like if you're coming in August (like I did) or September because you'll be in competition with students looking for a place to live. Rent in Dublin can be quite high, especially if your set on renting in the city centre (Dublin 1 or 2). You can save yourself some money if you look to rent outside the city centre and if you rent with other tenants. Rent in other cities will likely be a bit less than in Dublin as well. Rental scams are out there. Please check the Rental Scam topic for more information on that.
Free (Sort Of) Accommodation in Dublin
You can try looking for work at a hostel in exchange for accommodation. You could also sign up with WWOOF (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) or Help X. Here you pay a yearly membership fee to find opportunities to work (usually on a farm or sometimes helping at a Bed and Breakfast) in exchange for accommodation and sometimes food. You won't be paid a wage however. There is also Couchsurfing where you stay at someone's home for free (often sleeping on a couch). With Couchsurfing, your only stay with a host for few days at a time, so it's not a long-term accommodation option. These can all be worth looking into, but be sure to read about safety issues for each of them.
In Dublin I found most hostels didn't need workers. The fact I was there in August when (tourism-wise) it's the busiest time of year didn't help my chances. I've done Couchsurfing before, but I didn't want the hassle of looking for a place to stay every few days while still doing paperwork and looking a job. I haven't used WWOOF or HelpX, but with those sites, it's important to remember you're just getting your accommodation (sometimes food) covered for your work. You won't be earning any other income, and working in the country, it could be hard to get around if you want to travel elsewhere on your days off.
While you might be able to use some of these options temporarily you'll probably need to find a place to rent.
Dublin Postal Districts
In Dublin areas are divided into postal districts going from 1 to 24. The lower the number usually means the closer to the city centre. Dublin 1 and Dublin 2 are right in the city centre (or in town as the locals would say). Most (not all) of the tourist attractions are in Dublin 1, 2, 7 and 8. Even numbered districts are on the south side of the River Liffey, and odd numbered ones are north of the Liffey.
Here's a map of the postal districts in Dublin. Courtesy of Dublin Works
Rental Resources
You will want to sign up for an account with Daft.ie as it's the biggest rental website in Ireland. You may also want to sign up for an account on Rent.ie as well (although many listings here will be on Daft too). Make sure to have notifications for your phone and email turned on. You don't want to miss when someone is interested in meeting you about a rental. If you don't respond right away, I guarantee someone else will, and by that time it will be gone. Once I got a voicemail from a lady about a room I was interested in renting from her. I didn't get it until 10 minutes later, and by that time it was too late.
If you're on Facebook, there are city/region specific groups for finding a place to live. Search for something like Dublin/Cork/ else (etc) flatmates. Or try Renting in Dublin/Limerick/Wherever Ireland, etc., and you'll probably find a group or two.
You could check the classifieds in the newspapers like The Irish Times, but you'll have an easier time looking online for a rental. By the time you respond to a print classified ad it's more than likely the apartment/room will have been rented out.
You won't be able to rent anything in Ireland while you're still in Canada, but I'd sign up for an account with Daft.ie and Rent.ie ahead of time. This way you can get an start getting an idea of what rental prices are like and how much you'll need to spend on rent/month before you arrive.
Outside of looking for a place to rent you can check the Rental Tenancies Board for information for tenants and for landlords. You can find out if the property you're looking to rent is registered with them. They also give out information about tenancy and landlord obligations, how much rent can legally be raised in a period, and they help resolve disputes between tenants and landlords. Beware if you are renting privately from someone or subletting the RTB may be limited in the help they can provide.
Rent Scams
Unfortunately, there are scammers out there. If something seems too good to be true, it is. Don't trust the pictures you see online. While a place might look good in the rental ad, you'll want to see it in person for yourself (more on that in a bit).
Another thing to be wary of is giving out your passport information. I had one guy want a copy of my passport (name page) for a viewing. I wasn't comfortable with that and said so, and I was able to go to the viewing without one.
Your Rental Profile
When you sign up for an account on Daft.ie or Rent.ie you'll want to fill out a profile. The more information you can include the better chance of someone responding to your application. Make sure to put an email and local phone number, so people will have a way of contacting you when you apply for a rental. In the interest of safety do not give out your social security details, credit card information, passport, etc. Contact information (phone preferably and email) will be fine.
You may also want to save a write-up in an email or word document, etc. about yourself. Make sure to include information about yourself like if you smoke or if you like to party. Put in what type of hobbies you do. What kind of place you're looking to rent, for how long, etc. Then you can easily copy/paste this into each application (be sure to modify anything specific you many need to). My profile looked like this following.
Hello my name is Alouise Dittrick, and I am looking for a single, private room to rent in Dublin. I am from Canada and in Ireland on a working holiday visa. I'd like to find a place to live for the full two years my visa is valid (until August 2018). I don't smoke or do drugs. I enjoy the occasional pint or glass of wine, but I'm not much of a party person. I love to travel, enjoy theatre, music, writing, reading, and getting to know other people. I'm currently looking for a full-time job, but I also do some freelance writing work on the side. If you're looking for a clean, respectful, and easy going tenant, please contact me. I have references available as well.
If you like to party, do drugs (there is talk about legalising marijuana for medical use, but it hasn't gone through yet), or smoke (including vaping) don't lie about it on your application. If you move in eventually your landlord and flatmates (if you live with anyone else) will find out and this can lead to a stressful time for all, and could get evicted, which isn't something you want.
Moving with Pets
You may have noticed in previous installments of this series I didn't talk about how to bring a pet into Ireland. For myself that's because I don't have any pets. If you're just going to be in Ireland on a temporary Working Holiday Visa you may want to consider having a family member or friend adopt and care for your pet while you're gone. Bringing a pet into Ireland will require more paperwork, and will make finding a place to live much harder.
What Is Available to Rent in Dublin
Obviously if you're looking for a private one bedroom or studio (where the bedroom/living area is the area) place to rent you'll pay more than finding something shared with other people. There are flats to rent but also look at houses with rooms to rent as well. If you are looking to rent in the city centre, it will be more expensive than looking for areas outside the city centre. A one bedroom will probably cost around €1200/month in the city centre (often more). Something shared with other tenants could range from €300-€800/month depending on how many people live there, where it is, and if you have a private bedroom or a shared bedroom.
Information on Shared Rooms
One thing to be aware of is that there are properties with shared rooms to rent. In Dublin this is because the rental market is so competitive. In some areas of the city it can be almost impossible to find a single room to rent. When I first started looking for a place to live I didn't care about shared rooms. My thought was "a shared room isnt' ideal, but something (even shared) is better than nothing." After seeing a few places with a shared bedroom, I knew this wouldn't be right for me. I'm introverted, and I need my own bedroom (not shared with four other people) to come to when I get home. Sharing a room in a hostel dorm for a few days when I travel is fine, but living like that all the time isn't for me.
If you are looking for a private room to rent be sure to select single room and private on online searches. You'll still want to view the room in person because sometimes online it will say private room, but it will actually be a shared room.
Why You Must Go to Viewings
While it is great to check online listings you will always want to view a property in person before you see it. In fact, it's a big red flag if someone wants to a rent a place to you without meeting you or having you see it in person. Big red flag. Don't do it.
Viewings in Dublin can vary depending on when you go and how competitive the market is. With some of the viewings it was just meeting the landlord/other tenants. This setup was great because I could see the place and get to know who was living there (and have them get to know me well) without needing to compete directly with anyone else. There were many viewings I went to where I wasn't the only person there. It can be hard to make an impression and get someone to remember you (in a positive way of course) when you're one of 10 people who are there at the same time, and when they're seeing hundreds of applicants.
One reason to see a viewing in person is to make sure you're getting what was promised. There was one place early on that I went to see that said it was a single and private room. I got there and found out the bedroom would be shared with another person. Not only that, but it wasn't available yet, so if I wanted to rent from them I could sleep on the couch. I decided to look elsewhere.
What to Consider When Renting a Property/Room
- How much is rent? Does the rent include any utilities? If not how much are they per month?
- Does the rental include Wifi or cable and how much are these per month? In Ireland, you have to pay a yearly TV licence if you have a TV, whether or not you use it or have cable. The place I live in does not have TV, which is fine with me. I can watch Netflix (we have WiFi) on my laptop.
- Is the property owner occupied? Are you renting directly from a home owner or landlord (for an apartment/flat or are you subletting? I am subletting a room in a house, and while the homeowners were going to be gone for a couple of years (what they told my one roommate last year) they have decided to return to Ireland early, so I've been given notice that I need to move again.
- How old is the building? Are there any maintenance problems. What is the heat like in the winter? Will your room have a heater?
- How many bathrooms are there? How many people will you be sharing a bathroom with? Does the shower/bath use an electric heater or a hot water tank/gas tank/immersion.
- Is there public transit, like a bus stop or Luas (tram) or DART (train) station nearby? If you have a job how long will it take you to get to work? How long with it take to get to the city centre? It is worth trying to find a place close to 2 different types of public transit. When I was looking for a place to rent the Dublin Buses were on strike. Finding a place close to a DART or Luas was necessary if I didn't want to pay pricey cab fare every day. Bus strikes can happen, so it's worth keeping this in mind
- If you are planning to get a vehicle find out what parking is like. Is there private parking available, and if so is there an extra cost? If you have a bicycle to get to work (many people bike to work) is there a secure place to lock up your bike?
- What types of services and amenities are close by (grocery stores, restaurants, banks, etc.)? If you can find a place close to an Aldi or Lidl, that's a bonus, because they're the cheap grocery stores here in Ireland.
- How many other people are living there? What are they like? Are they quiet or party people? Are they looking for someone to be social with? Is everyone pretty independent? Getting to meet your future flatmates ahead of time (if possible) will help you see how well you mesh together.
- How is security? Is there a security system for the building? Does your room have a lock and key? Are there any security issues in the neighbourhood? Before saying yes to any place, you may want to go back and check out the area at night as well. It's worth paying attention to your instinct on this. I went to one place that seemed right on paper, and the unit looked good in person during the day, but the neighbourhood gave me a weird feeling. Always go with your gut instinct. I didn't rent from that place
- How are groceries done? Does everyone buy their own or do share and you split costs? Same with things like cleaning supplies.
- How does cleaning work? Is there a cleaning schedule people follow for the common areas? Is there a laundry schedule?
What to Look for at a Viewing
Take a note of what the property includes. Is your room furnished? Already furnished bedrooms are usually the norm from what I found (unless you're looking to move into a brand new building in the suburbs). Will you need to buy anything for your room (bedding, hangers, towels, etc.)? Does your room have a look and key and if not can you put out in? Will you have access to a kitchen/dining area, and living area? Will you need to buy anything for common areas (dishes, pots, pans, etc.)? Is there a washer or dryer? I found in my viewings is that most places (including the one I rent now) will have a washing machine, but not a dryer. You hang or place your laundry on a drying rack or outside on a clothesline to dry. Self-serve laundromats in Dublin are very rare, and dry cleaners are expensive. Be sure to find a place that has a washing machine, even if it's a shared one in a building.
I would make sure to find when they are making a decision. Find out if they will be contacting all the applicants directly. Some places will contact you whether or not you were successful. Other places said might only contact the successful applicant within a week. Don't put all your eggs in one basket. While you may have viewed a particular place and liked it there's no guarantees they will accept your application. In the meantime applying and looking for other places to live.
And remember to trust your gut instinct. Even if a potential rental seems perfect on paper if you get a bad vibe when you see it in person, or when you meet the tenants then just say no and look elsewhere.
Organisation and Payment Information
Chances are you won't have a bank account open yet (cause you need a permanent address and you're looking for a place to live), but I would suggest getting out the rent and enough money for a damage deposit (usually equal to another month's rent). When you go for the viewing it's unlikely that they'll tell you right then and there that you have the place. But when you get a call back asking if you're interested in taking the place you'll want to be able to say yes, and that you can pay the first month's rent and the damage deposit right away. About €1200 will probably be enough to cover your rent and damage deposit, but it could be more depending on where you live.
I would suggest keeping a file or spreadsheet on your phone/computer with the apartments you've
you've applied for online, and the ones you've viewed in person. You could be seeing a lot of places and it can be hard to remember what one had the internet but not the washer and what one had the nice backyard, etc if you don't keep track of it.
My Rental Experience
When I got my Working Holiday Visa for Ireland I decided to move to Dublin because it's the largest city in Ireland. Presumably, that would mean I'd have more rental and job opportunities. There were other reasons as well, but those were two of the practical ones for why I settled in Ireland's capital.
I didn't realize how competitive the rental market is here in Dublin, especially coming in August when there are students looking for accommodation during the school year. It took me about 3.5 weeks to find a place to rent. I applied for many different rentals and saw several in person. Some were on my own, but some I was there with other people. While I was tired of staying in a shared hostel dorm with 30 people I didn't want to rush into things and take the first place available, especially if it wasn't right for me.
When I went to rental viewings I would bring a copy of personal references, but I found most people weren't too concerned about seeing those. I'd still bring them anyway just in case. If you haven't rented before (like perhaps you've always lived with your family), try to get personal references from people that have worked or volunteered with you.
During viewings people wanted to know about me and why I was in Dublin. Many of these meetings (including the ones I accepted) were pretty casual in nature. I would still recommend dressing nice (don't just put on a dirty shirt and ripped jeans, make a good first impression). Tell the landlord/tenants about yourself. Be friendly and personable, but honest too. If someone says they love to throw raging parties on a Wednesday night and you're idea of a party is watching The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross on Netflix with friends (literally what I did on my birthday last year) then this living arrangement might not be the best.
Final Thoughts
Renting in Dublin can be a very stressful experience. It can be tempting to get discouraged when the rental search takes longer than you'd like. Or to just take the first place you get because you don't want to stay in a hostel/hotel anymore, but it's important to find something that's right for you. That said there is no perfect place, and you might need to alter your wishlist if you're not having much luck in your search. Originally I wanted to stay in the city centre, in a private bedroom and not pay more than €400/month. I soon realised finding a place with that criteria would be impossible. Instead, I stuck with looking for a private room, but upped my budget to €500/month and looked outside the city centre as well (but close to transit).
Eventually I found a place to live with everything included for €450/month. I was living with two flatmates, had my own room, and was close to the bus and train. In February my flatmate (who was on the lease) decided to move elsewhere in Ireland, and so I had to look for another place to live in March. Everything worked out pretty well though. I move to a bigger place, a house, with four roommates (three adults and a small child) in a quiet neighbourhood only a few minutes from where I was before. Though my rent doesn't include utilities it's about €50 cheaper/month and I spend less money on transit to work. Searching for a place to live a second time wasn't quite as stressful as the first time, but I'm hoping I won't have to find another place to live while I'm in Dublin.
In the next and final part of this series I'll go through getting a job in Ireland, because you need to pay your rent somehow.
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I have been to many Habachi steakhouses around the country and this is the best I've found. The offer coupons and always have a table available. It is our favorite spot for date night. Absolute favorite!
We were seated right away on a Friday evening. It wasn't too noisy, the chef was very entertaining. He was really good. The food was delicious. Everyone enjoyed themselves.
We arrived at Geisha about 6:30 on a Sat. evening and were told there was about a 30 minute wait for the hibachi table but no wait for a regular table. The waiting area is very small and we stood around for only about five...More
Had dinner here on a recent weeknight. 2 of our party were having hibachi and another sushi. Our hibachi was fine, nothing special - just fine. The sushi, or lack thereof, was the problem. Our sushi didn't arrive at our table until after everyone eating...More
This is a must and we always send our out-of-town friends to this restaurant. They have the best sushi in the area. Most of the time the service is good; however, the last time it they appeared to be understaffed. Hopefully a short term issue.
This place is very good. Anyone who live near this restaurant knows that it has struggled. The food is very good. It is fresh and well prepared. The Hibachi cooks put on a fun show. Give it a try.
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MIT Industrial Liaison Program Regional Competitiveness Program. About the MIT ILP Regional Competitiveness Program. Why Industry Comes to Academia Academia's Research Engine About MIT and its Industrial Liaison Program Why Strengthen Regional Competitiveness
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Source: Battelle 2009 Global R&D Funding Forecast
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Total Industry Support: $241.3 million
Industry Sponsored R&D — $116 million
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"Conservatively, if the active companies founded by MIT graduates formed an independent nation, their revenues would make that nation at least the seventeenth largest economy in the world. A less conservative direct extrapolation of the underlying survey data boosts the numbers to 25,800 currently active companies founded by MIT alumni that employ about 3.3 million people and generate annual sales of $2 trillion, producing the equivalent of the eleventh largest economy in the world."
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Highlands and Islands Enterprise, Scotland
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What will it take to end honour based violence in the UK? by Hannana Siddiqui
... Contrary to its due diligence obligations under CEDAW and the Istanbul Convention (when ratified), the government's violence against women strategy advocates a 'whole family' or 'troubled families' approach which loses its primary focus of protecting victims and holding perpetrators to account. It is also woefully inadequate in meeting the challenges of the collective nature of domestic violence/HBV where codes of 'honour' are used to justify, collude or inflict abuse by multiple perpetrators in extended BME families and communities. It is also worrying that the government is considering using the 'restorative justice' approach to change and penalise offending behaviour in domestic violence cases. This approach, although it does not aim to save relationships and is conducted in formal settings, nevertheless ignores the imbalance of power, and the nature of emotional and coercive control in abusive relationships. It also places black and minority ethnic women under even greater pressure by the state to accept 'mediation,' 'arbitration' and 'reconciliation' with perpetrators as a solution- in a context where there are already cultural expectations to use these informally to 'save' marriages and keep the family together to prevent 'shame' and 'dishonour'. ...
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This year will be remembered for the extremely unusual weather conditions. It was a wet year judging by the number of days of rainfall and yet the water shortfall was similar to the two previous vintages with a wet July and August compared with September and October that went virtually without a drop of rain.
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Slower than in previous years – we had to wait a long time for the pips to finally ripen.
2007 is a vintage where pressure from downy mildew was high and we had to work twice as hard in the vineyard – through significant leaf removal and bunch thinning for instance – to improve ripening in the grapes and take them through to harvest in prime condition. Our efforts were more than rewarded.
As usual, we waited for the tell-tale apricot flavours – the sign of optimum ripening at Fougas – to emerge in the grapes before we started picking. The weather was so wonderful in September and October that we were able to wait and harvest 'on demand'. Merlot from young vines was harvested on September 22 then picking resumed on the 29th. The Cabernets were harvested from October 11 onwards. This pace of picking suited us well for our 32nd harvest! Our efforts in vineyard management – de-budding, bunch thinning and grass cover for example – were rewarded and allowed us to pick perfectly ripe, healthy grapes. The wines display very good balance, alcohol content in the range of 12.5° to 13.5° and wonderful fruit aromas. Yields were very low at under 39 hl/ha. The first tastings revealed deeply coloured wines with silky, fresh textures.
In the vineyard, we doubled our teams to facilitate sorting of the odd grapes with botrytis as soon as they were picked. At Fougas, we have a zero tolerance policy with regards to leafstalks, leaves and pedicels in the tanks or fermentation casks. Grapes were sorted on two sorting tables – the first one located before the destemming machine was manned by 6 people, and the second one, after destemming, by 8 people.
These were adjusted to suit vintage conditions and involved short maceration, little punching of the cap and no use of pumps during winemaking, allowing us to make maximum use of the wonderful potential of the grapes entering the tanks. We carried out lots of alcoholic fermentation tests in casks for many single vineyards.
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After alcoholic fermentation, the Merlots were thus endowed: they showed good natural alcohol content, acidity levels that revealed balance in progress, colour that could be described as impressive – a sign of good vine growth over the summer – wonderful fresh red and black fruit aromatic complexity and tannins that seemed refined, round and soft. Wines made from Cabernet Franc and Cabernet-Sauvignon are very interesting this year.
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Been taking our Volvos and Mercedes there for years. Claude, the owner and mechanic is brilliant and has fixed many problems that couldn't be diadnosed by the dealers! Don't take your out-of-warranty Volvos or Mercedes anywhere else!
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I would have sold my 1991 300E MB (195K original miles) years ago if I hadn't found Autohaus (by word of mouth). Repairs are much less expensive than at an MB dealer and they only fix what needs to be fixed. The MB dealer always seemed to find multiple things to fix when I took my car for routine service. When something is broken, Autohas gives choices for the types of repairs that can be made for different prices. Almost all service has been completed in one day - the dealer frequently had to keep my car overnight. Autohaus has been in business for over 20 years. It's is a three person operation: Claude (owner, chief mechanic), Carol (his wife who handles the paperwork), and an assistant mechanic (sorry, don't know his name). Both mechanics are factory trained. They give friendly personalized service and advice. Because it's a small operation and they have a loyal customer base, routine maintenance needs to be scheduled about 10 work days in advance. But, they've been very accommodating when I've had a problem that needed immediate attention. I recommend Autohaus without hesitation.
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I recently moved to PA and I think my car cried. The service Claude and Co. have given my '89 190E 2.6 is unmatched. Honest to a fault and fairly priced. The person who referred me said "I don't know how someone that honest stays in business." After seeing my first invoice, I would have to agree. Autohaus is hands down the best option in MD. for Mercedes repairs (MUCH better results than EuroMotorcar in Bethesda).
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I was referred to Claude by a close friend of his, and I have never regretted it. He is honest to a fault. I used to get frustrated with him because he would omit some part of a service, and his response was always, "But I checked it, and it didn't need replacing. It's as good as new, and it wouldn't be right to do it if you don't need it." He will also always call you and explain all your options and the estimated cost of each. He never upsells. And the work will be done right the first time, you can take that to the bank. Claude would die before he would let something half-ass out of his shop.
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This week's Free Content Alert column considers the Internet Archive, and it's a bit complex. Not that I want it to be, but it typifies DRM issues. If you bear with me, I believe you'll find the result worthwhile.
First, the straightforward part: Internet Archive (IA) is a true nonprofit, founded in 1996, and headquartered in San Francisco. According to a lengthy wiki on IA, its size was 15 petabytes. (A petabyte is 10 to the fifteenth power in bytes, or a million gigs.) Its stated mission is to provide "universal access to all knowledge." The basic stats are staggering. Wiki continues,
It provides free public access to collections of digitized materials, including websites, software applications/games, music, movies/videos, moving images, and nearly three million public-domain books…In addition to its archiving function, the Archive is an activist organization, advocating for a free and open Internet. The Internet Archive allows the public to upload and download digital material to its data cluster, but the bulk of its data is collected automatically by its web crawlers, which work to preserve as much of the public web as possible. Its web archive, the Wayback Machine, contains over 150 billion web captures. The Archive also oversees one of the world's largest book digitization projects. Continue reading Internet Archive, a nonprofit offering an overwhelming amount of free content (and triggering some copyright debates)


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Former ASCO President Dr. Julie Vose recently delivered a strong endorsement of federally funded clinical trials. No surprises there! In her June meeting address, Dr. Vose said that coordinated national cancer research – as modeled by SWOG and all the groups that make up the National Clinical Trials Network (NCTN) – "remains today the most powerful engine for making advances in our understanding and treatment of cancer."
As we celebrate our 60th year, her view is particularly gratifying. We want to make a difference for our patients now and in the decades to come by conducting ambitious trials run by strong leaders in cancer care and prevention, as well as cancer biology and genetics.
There is a real future here at SWOG for any investigator who wants to make an impact. And we want to help those dedicated young researchers. That's why I am pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for the SWOG/NCTN Leadership Academy, a training and mentoring program for young investigators. The program aim is to educate these early career investigators about the unique trial development process in SWOG and any group in the National Cancer Institute's network, and to shape them into the cooperative group leaders of tomorrow. We want to proactively identify and successfully nurture future committee chairs, executive officers, and principal investigators. Hopefully one of them will eventually replace me! In short, we want the very brightest to feel they can offer SWOG their finest work.
The SWOG/NCTN Leadership Academy was conceived by myself, in conjunction with Drs. Cathy Eng and David Gandara. Those latter two are leading our first run of this new program. The academy will accept 8-12 junior investigators each year, and provide them with workshops and mentoring to ensure a steady and continuous acquisition of knowledge and skills. Participants will learn about everything from developing a concept with our statisticians, to navigating the NCI's Central Internal Review Board, to the art and science of patient accrual. Leadership positions, including on NCI task forces, are also covered, along with human and financial resources available to young investigators as they develop their careers.
This enriched content sets the academy apart from our Young Investigators Training Course. So does time. The YITC is a three-day workshop. The new SWOG/NCTN Leadership Academy is a year-long program, one that can last for up to three years for extended mentoring. Long relationships with experienced mentors are one key to the success of young physicians and scientists.
The deadline to apply is August 1. I encourage those eligible to review the application – and fill one out. I also encourage you to please make a donation to The Hope Foundation in this anniversary year. The Leadership Academy is funded by Hope, and the foundation has laid down an exciting challenge. If this year we donate $100,000, they'll match it, for a total of $200,000 – all of which will be applied to young investigator support. I'm so proud to be working with all of you to invest in the best future for SWOG and our patients.


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New! A lovely new range from Libby Wray of Oak Bay B.C. Libby features a soft palette of green and copper colours that will suit most decors.Libby prepares her glazes to her own recipes and her pots are sprayed rather than dipped. This creates a unique look to each creation with a soft transition from colour to colour.
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Torelli Sideboard
Our Torelli Sideboard features a sleek design with plenty of storage space. Two wood doors open to reveal an adjustable shelf, and the 4 side drawers are mounted on push to open slides. Customize the look with your choice of wood finishes. The drawers are offered in a either glass or wood fronts. Great to use in as a dining buffet or as entertainment unit.
Sheesham Sideboard
Our Sheesham Sideboard features a warm finish atop sheesham wood. Sleek angled metal legs add visual interest. The cabinet doors open to reveal shelf space - plenty of storage! Great to use in a dining room, as an entertainment unit, or in an entry hall.
Retrospect Sideboard
Our Retrospect Sideboard provides plenty of storage space with its enclosed shelving on either side and three center drawers. The exposed black steel frame is anchored by flared pencil legs, and the wood finish has a unique grey wash.
Scored Sideboard
The highlight of our Scored Sideboard is the scored grey wash finish on top of the solid mango wood. Dark metal handles accent the four cabinet doors. Great in a dining room, entryway, or as an entertainment unit.
Canyon Chest
Our Canyon Chest features nine roomy drawers, sturdy industrial casters, and multiple distressed wood finishes. This piece would be great as an entertainment unit - plenty of space for a TV on top and enclosed storage below. In a dining room, it provides plenty of space for linens, tableware, and more.
Colvin Sideboard
Solid mango wood in a warm finish is paired with a sleek metal base to create the Colvin Sideboard. Three drawers on the left offer plenty of storage space, and larger pieces can be stored behind the door on the right. Pair with other pieces from the Colvin collection for a cohesive look.
Shoreham Console
Enjoy the distressed rustic wood finish on the Shoreham console. Beyond the eye-catching finish is abundant storage. Three drawers line the top and three cabinet doors are below for additional hidden storage. Great to use as a dining room piece or as an entertainment console.
Caledonia Console
Variegated reclaimed wood is the feature of this Caledonia Console. The exterior has a warm mocha finish, and the six drawer fronts have a variation of lighter and darker wood tones, topped off with metal handles. This piece seems to float atop its inset base. Plenty of storage space!
Renovation Console
This Renovation Console features a rich two tone finish on mango wood, three handy drawers, two doors hiding two shelves, and a center storage area - great for wine bottles! The metal hardware adds a modern flair.
Mosaic Cabinet
This unique Mosaic Cabinet could serve a variety of functions. In the dining room, it could serve as a compact buffet with plenty of storage behind the two doors. As a hall table, this cabinet would add visual interest while keeping clutter at bay. In a bedroom, it could provide much needed storage space. The warm honey maple finish blends well with many styles, and the round door pulls are eye-catching.
Colvin Console
Need storage but want a sleek style? The Colvin Console provides both! A sleek metal base anchors the sold mango wood cabinet. An open shelved area on the left provides space for storage and display, and additional storage space is found behind the two wooden doors on the right. Great for a living room or dining room. Coordinate with other pieces from the Colvin collection for a cohesive look.
Langley Console
The Langley Console brings a retro feel to any room while provided much needed storage space. The angled wood base is eye catching, as is the variegated wood tone. In the center are four solid color drawers with metal hardware, and on either side are sliding doors which open to reveal shelves.
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Getting Started with Scylla on Debian 8¶
- Root or
sudoaccess to the system. The Scylla packages create a scylla user. When starting Scylla as a service, the service runs as this user.
For server configuration, see documentation on recommendations for high performance.
- install a repo file. Add the Scylla APT repository to your system.
- upgrade Java to 1.8 for Debian 8 and above, which is requested from Scylla 1.7. Skip this step for Ubuntu 16.04
echo 'deb http://http.debian.net/debian jessie-backports main' > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jessie-backports.list
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y -t jessie-backports openjdk-8-jre-headless
sudo update-java-alternatives -s java-1.8.0-openjdk-amd64
- install packages
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install scylla
y twice.
(if prompt for Postfix Configuration, choose No configuration)
Configure and run Scylla on Debian 8¶
Configure Scylla¶
Configure the
/etc/scylla/scylla.yaml file with the following parameters:
|Name of the cluster, all the nodes in the cluster must have the same name
|Seed nodes are used during startup to bootstrap the gossip process and join the cluster
|IP address that the Scylla use to connect to other Scylla nodes in the cluster
|IP address of interface for client connections (Thrift, CQL)
More information regard the scylla.yaml file
Scylla setup¶
Run the scylla_setup script to tune the system settings
sudo scylla_setup
This script invokes a set of scripts to configure several operating system settings, like setting RAID0 and XFS filesystem. It also runs a short (up to a few minutes) benchmark on your storage and generates the
/etc/scylla.d/io.conf configuration file. When the file is ready, you can start Scylla (see below).
Scylla will not run without XFS or
io.conf file. To bypass this check, set Scylla to developer mode
Run Scylla as a service (if not already running)¶
sudo systemctl start scylla-server
run nodetool¶
nodetool status
Run cassandra-stress¶
cassandra-stress write -mode cql3 native <more options>
Scylla servers set up using this method have the system configuration covered on System Configuration Guide already applied, by the deb package install scripts. See the guide for a complete reference on settings used


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SSUR "Channel Zero" Snapback Cap
Posted by Kevin, October 8th, 2013 04:10 am under Uncategorized
SSUR keeps their snapbacks relatively similar with the subtle all-over Black colorway. The "Channel Zero" holds this classic theme along with the Green under-bill and White embroidering on the front panel. Additional embroidering is found on the side-panel in Red and represents the brand's signature logo. Buy this snapback at www.shop.ssur.com.


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Emma Stone sweeps red carpet in quirky outfit for BAFTAs
Emma Stone, Nicole Kidman and the Duchess of Cambridge were among the best dressed women at the BAFTAs on Sunday night (12Feb17).
Emma Stone made quite the sartorial statement in a quirky dress-trouser combination at the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) on Sunday night (12Feb17).
The La La Land actress won the Best Actress gong at the awards ceremony held at London's Royal Albert Hall, and was also a winner in the style stakes.
Emma sported a unique Chanel couture outfit which was comprised of a grey and silver embellished dress worn over matching trousers and paired with pointed silver high heels and a pearl anklet from the French brand's spring 2017 couture collection. She finished the ensemble off with a Chanel clutch bag and Tiffany & Co. jewellery.
Nicole Kidman, who was up for the Best Supporting Actress gong for her role in Lion, made a style statement too, opting for a black Armani Prive dress with an embellished halterneck.
The Australian star finished the look off with her blonde hair styled in loose waves as well as Harry Winston jewellery. Michelle Williams was also up for the Best Supporting Actress prize for her part in Manchester by the Sea. In spite of the freezing cold night, the blonde star bravely stepped out in a Louis Vuitton minidress which featured an abstract black, white and red print.
In contrast, Naomie Harris took the opportunity to play with pastel hues, and looked glamorous in a Gucci dress with pale pink top and matching pleated lemon skirt, which was belted at the waist with two gold silk flowers.
Rising young stars also made their mark at the BAFTAs, with Split actress Anya Taylor-Joy standing out in a pale blue Gucci gown with tiered skirt and pink velvet ribbon detail, Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Daisy Ridley rocking a black and burgundy colour blocked Roland Mouret dress with Jimmy Choo pumps and Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner looking gorgeous in a black and silver Louis Vuitton number with a daring side-split.
But it was the Duchess of Cambridge who really shone, with the British royal walking the red carpet in a black floral Alexander McQueen gown alongside her husband Prince William, who sported a classic black tuxedo.
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Keane ambition tempted Tainio
Teemu Tainio reveals that manager Roy Keane's ambition was behind his decision to move to Sunderland.
By Laura Slatcher
Last Updated: 22/11/08 2:32pm
Sunderland midfielder Teemu Tainio has revealed that manager Roy Keane's ambition was the reason for his departure from Tottenham.
The 28-year-old Finland international joined the Black Cats for an undisclosed fee in the summer after Keane targeted four Spurs men.
Three defeats in their last four games have left Sunderland mid-table with just two points between their 11th place spot and Blackburn in 18th.
But Tainio remains confident that progress is being made at the club as they head into the Christmas fixtures.
"That was the one reason I came here, because I really had a feeling the club wants to move forward," said Tainio.
"We have had lots of new players come in and that is never easy. But that's not an excuse, lots of teams change players.
"We have some important league games coming up. This is an important part of the season, so we have to be ready for it."
The midfielder admits that he also has personal targets after managing just five starts and one substitute appearance for the club.
Thigh and shoulder injuries have limited his opportunities so far this campaign but an appearance last time out in their 2-1 win at Blackburn has motivated him to push his way into the first team.
"I have been enjoying my time," added Tainio. "The only problem is I haven't played as much as I would have wanted.
"In the first game of the season, I got the thigh problem. I came back and then I had the shoulder problem.
"It is frustrating watching the lads from the stand, but now I am fit again, and hopefully it stays that way.
"Now I have got my chance, I have to take it. We have to work hard for the manager so everybody is fit and ready to play."


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The Great Outdoors: The Constant War Trailer (2005)
04 December 2005 59 mins
Special Edition picks right up where The Constant War left off taking the viewer past the security guards, through the pits, inside the trucks and into the lives of the people who make the sport go on any given Sunday. The Special Edition displays how the best riders in the world truly do wear their hearts on their polyester jersey sleeves. Take a wild joy ride that begins at Hangtown 2005 with Grant Langston and Mike Alessi's scramble to the finish line. Visit Broc Helper's home. See race action from the summer of 2005 including Ryan Mills struggles to win his first AMA moto at Red Bud. Follow David Bailey and his young Maestro Suzuki team riders at the Washougal National. Take a glimpse into the mechanics work as film crews follow Mike "Goose" Gosselaar, the ace spanner man for "in our time" legend Ricky Carmichael. Also includes alluring footage of James Stewart captured from his tumultuous rookie season in the Motocross class.
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Ex-Nottingham Forest defender slams lack of fight in Wolves defeat
Forest lost 2-0 to Wolves at the City Ground.
Forest lost 2-0 to Wolves at the City Ground.
Nottingham Forest lost against Reading in the Championship on Saturday.
Dorus de Vries has left Nottingham Forest to join Celtic in the summer transfer window.
John Thompson was impressed with Oliver Burke's performance for Nottingham Forest against Queens Park Rangers in the FA Cup at the weekend.


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The aluminum tube that runs under the base of the coffee maker will erode and leak. Takes a few months or so, but it will eventually leakRead More
Great product, love waking to fresh ground coffee in the morning.Read More
Great all-in-one whole bean grinder and coffee maker. Coffee truly fresh and tasty. Best coffee maker I have ever owned. Former Keurig owner.Read More
The best for you bucks ! Holds a pound and a half if fresh beans which I always keep in the freezer to retain their freshness! You cannot go wrong with this!Read More
The 12 cup pot is very nice along with the nice bean hopper. The only irritant is the very loud coffee grinder. Every thing else is excellent! The pricing on Overstock.com was excellent!Read More
I have used the cuisinart 12 cup grind and brew for several years. I love the convenience of a self grind machine. It gives us fresh coffee each morning. In fact the grinding is our alarm clock many mornings. I love the thermos carafe too. Coffee is fresh to the last cup. No burnt coffee taste after sitting awhile. This is our second pot in about 5 yrs. so the only down side is that they don't last a really long time. Otherwise, it is the best coffee system I've ever owned.Read More
I am overall happy with the coffeemaker. We just replaced a Cuisinart Grind & Brew 10-cup with this newer - upgraded model. I like the 4,6,8,10,12 cup size option and that we can store a whole weeks worth of beans. I also like that you can control your coffee strength mild vs. strong. The coffee pours much nicer than our old Cuisinart caraf, but I don't think it keeps the coffee very hot.Read More
This is our second one we have bought. This one is for our weekend house as my husband was constantly griping about the one that was there. He is VERY happy to have one of these in both places.Read More
The chute clogs easily or not enough coffee did grind. The coffee looks like dirty water many times. I would go for a separate grinder. The manual does not say enough. The manufacturer created a separate last minute warning label requesting to clean up the chute. The design is weak. The pot is poorly designed as well. You have to handle the pot upside down to finally get rid of the 20% liquid left inside. That would scare any guest that you would be serving at your table. I would buy to show you have a lot of money to lose.Read More
I got this wonderful new coffee machine as a gift and I've gotta say that I'm really happy with it. No more full pots of coffee going to waste because I can't either drink it all or it goes cold before I get to it.This machine is detail oriented and does exactly what it's asked every time. Keeps coffee hot for hours and taste is very consistant.I found that if I feel like 8 cups of coffee one day, than I'll fill it with 8 cups of water and turn the coffee grind dial to 6 cups and the strength to "mild" for a perfect cup of coffee.If I feel like a stronger more bold cup of coffee than with a one touch button I'll use the "med" setting instead. I clean the grind chute about every 7 times, or once a week and it's always made excellent coffee for me. No more grinding coffee beans for the freshest coffee anymore, this machine does it all!!My beloved and loyal Bodum coffee machine has been officially placed into storage.Read More
After one year of use the grinder stopped working. I called the 800 customer service number listed in the booklet and they were able to troubleshoot the problem with me. The shoot had become clogged with coffee. The booklet didn't adequately describe how to clean this but now I know. The good - it looks good, makes good coffee. The bad -the carafe doesn't keep the coffee very hot and it's difficult to pour, especially when it is almost empty.Read More
The carafe began to lost the ability to retain the proper temp. The unit leaked all over the counter. I returned the unit and received a replacement. Within a few months, it started all over again. I thought I would enjoy this coffee pot for years to come; especially at this price point. Sorry...not a good value.Read More
This machine makes good coffee, when the chute is not clogged up. We had to dislodge the chute every time we tried to make a new pot of coffee, or the coffee just looked like dirty water. That not only was time consuming and frustrating, but also wasted a lot of coffee beans. Sorry to say we returned it, but a plus to Overstock, they made the return very easy.Read More
After reading the complete manual I am thoroughly satisfied with this product. Whatever you do - don't forget to empty grounds or to change the water amount. This machine calls for focus, and I need that. Great looking!Read More
It ground beans once, jammed and we haven't been able to get it to work since.Read More
We bought this to replace an old Melitta Grind & Brew that we loved, but was starting to show its age. We decieded to take a risk and try this Cuisinart unit and so far we are very very happy. We have been using it now everyday for over a month and every cup is as good as the first. The thermal pot is an added bonus, keeping the coffe hot for hours without burning or degrading its taste. Cleaning and maintenance are easy and reasonable. Looks like this will be our favorite morning friend for years to come.Read More
I am thrilled with this purchase! I drink a lot of coffee in the morning, and like having a cup or two throughout the day. I can brew 12 cups in the morning and the carafe keeps it warm well into the afternoon. Add in the options for how many cups and how strong you want it, and you can't go wrong with this coffee maker. Plus, it stores a goodly amount of beans so that it's one less step with every pot! I, too, had the predecessor to this new model, and it lasted a good 3 years before I broke a piece off the grinder while trying to clean it :( But had I known how well this new one performs, I would have retired the old one for back-up and ordered this one much sooner!Read More
I had the previous model to this and the grinder broke after a year. I found out that it was common and Cuisinart redesigned with a new Burr grinder which is more durable and grinds the coffee better. Also love that this model has a bin to hold a 1/2 lb of beans. One less step to make coffee every day!! If you are a coffee-person, you will love this machine.Read More
This coffee maker only looks good. The coffee doesn't stay warm (reason purchased), makes a mess when pouring. Returned itRead More
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London, United Kingdom (PressExposure) November 27, 2009 -- Peacock Bar is proud to announce its âHollywood Stars - The Best New Years Eve Party In The World Ever 2009â with burlesque, cabaret, Djs, dancing till 6am in the morning at the award winning Peacock Bar. This will be Londonâs Top New Years Eve Party! For more information see http://www.the-peacock-bar.co.uk.
The âHollywood Starsâ theme The venue not to mentions staff will all be dressed in 30s, 40s 50s Hollywood attire so expect venetian masks, Marilyn Monroe films flickering on the walls, red carpet, Oscars, the whole works. Dressing up is optional but is strongly encouraged whether its 30s evening gowns, burlesque gear, black tie just as long as its glamorous (but yes guys jeans and trainers are fine too). Our hosts will be pouring complimentary sambucca and tequila for everyone making the effort
The show, DJâs and dancing The evening kicks off early at 8pm with six shows by three performers with Djs in between. The first is our David Martini, a romantic singer in the Dean Martin mould who does so love bringing ladies on stage to sing too ⦠and thatâs not all . The second is the beautiful and sultry burlesque singer Lady Adora, who likes nothing better than bringing bankers on stage and singing Hey Big Spender to them whilst they sit â¦. Having of course tied up them up . And to finish the shows why its Andy Winehouse â¦. only thing is she might be in a bit of a bad mood as so from Camden and she is so missing her Blakey
After the shows its Djs and dancing (whenever that might be!) with DaveDiskoJuice rubbish 80/90s cheesy Djs turning into Classic Ibizan house (you know the old stuff âMusic Sounds Better With You etc) after 2amish for that real NYE party from yesteryear feel. Thatâs all till 6am ish when its time for carriages and home
Stars In Their Eyes Fancy going on stage? Well whether you like it or not our performers are looking for victims ⦠ooops I mean volunteers from every table so tough ! You have the choice between our super smooth Dean Martin who will tell you how beautiful you before singing you a love song, our beautiful Lady Adora who would love to tie you to a chair whilst she sings Big Spender to you, or for the really brave â¦â¦.Andy Winehouse who will positively unpleasant. Come on now donât be shy. Oh and it's all recorded by our photographers for ever too.
Reserved areas and foodikins Groups of ten or more eating can also reserve areas although during the course of the night some seats may be removed to allow for more dancing. Please note that we have a strictly limited number of reserved areas. We have both £10 per head and £15 per head buffets options available (See Food Page)
Pay and Rations Tickets (in advance) are a most unHollywood £15 and for post 1am entry a measly £10 but hurry it is first come first served!
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Katrina from Rialto Ca writes,
Which product of these three will be best for me? Cy-kick CS vs Termidor or Tempo
I need help in determining which product is best for me. I live in Southern California and have an array of pest: spiders including black widows, ants, slugs, crickets, mosquitoes, wasp, silverfish, termites, etc. What is the best product for me to use? Is there one product or do I need all three?
Tempo SC or Cy-Kick CS both would be great options for you to use around your home and inside to control pretty much all the pests you mentioned and then some. Termidor would only be used if you are doing a trench treatment around the foundation of the home for subterranean termites, or if you were drilling a hole in a wall to spray it directly on a termite colony as a spot treatment.
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Vilamoura is the right location if you want to be WALKING DISTANCE to the Marina where you have all the restaurants, bars and entertainment you want. Yet, this special home it is set back in a quieter part of Vilamoura, treating you to a relaxing holiday with your family and friends.
This styled Villa has FOUR BEDROOMS with lovely laminated wood flooring, Two downstairs, each with their en-suite bathrooms, and the other two bedrooms are upstairs also each having an en-suite bathroom.
The kitchen is MODERN AND BRIGHT with clean lines , quality finishes and is open plan onto the expansive living area which also flows out to the beautiful TROPICAL GARDEN and pool area. The living area is all open so you can set out your lounge/dining/breakfast area as you prefer.
A large wine cellar is in the basement off the kitchen. Guest wc in the entrance hall.
A large well set out BBQ sits outside the kitchen side of the garden making entertaining practical and pleasant. The outside bathroom is also very handy after all the summer swimming and entertaining.
35 minutes to Faro airport.