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Harbour Strand offers a chic and stylish interior with captivating views over Falmouth harbour. It has been thoughtfully furnished throughout, creating a cool, modern apartment with cosy feather bedding and linen sheets. Listen to some old favourites on the record player as you're watching the world go by on a busy summer evening or cosy up and do some winter storm watching. The spectacular views from this contemporary apartment are hard to leave but, upon doing so, you are immersed in Falmouth and all it has to offer, be it the weekly Farmer's market, one of Falmouth's festivals or a day's sailing, all just a few minutes away.
Harbour Strand is the perfect vantage point from which to enjoy sea and harbour views, watching the everchanging panorama, whatever the weather. Wake up and plan your day with a coffee as you watch the comings and goings of the harbour. A short stroll and you could be on a ferry to the Helford River, relaxing on one of Falmouth's spectacular beaches or just wandering through the high street soaking up the ambience. Nestled in the heart of the town, with shops, pubs and restaurants literally on your doorstep, Harbour Strand is the perfect location for those wishing to be part of the action.
into communal hall with stairs up to the apartment on the second floor, door leading into hallway with doors to:
fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher, electric hob and oven, washing machine, microwave, breakfast bar, two stools and harbour views.
sofa, TV/DVD player, record player, DAB radio, dining table, four chairs and sea views.
bath with shower over, WC and basin.
single bed, open clothes hanging hooks.
double bed, open clothes hanging hooks.
zip and link beds (king or 2'6" twin).
access to Harbour Strand is via flights of internal stairs and parking is located about 4 minutes' walk away and, therefore, may not be suitable for those with limited mobility, please note you may hear the hustle and bustle of the surrounding bars and restaurants, particularly in the peak weeks, WiFi, one dog welcome, short breaks available.
We loved this flat and could sit and watch the view of the harbour all day! The binoculars conveniently left on the windowsill were an excellent addition! The location was perfect for us, right in the heart of Falmouth and we really appreciated the (very tight) parking space close by. If you're visiting Falmouth and not exploring further afield as we were, you could park and walk to restaurants, shops, the beaches and Pendennis Point without getting into your car until you leave!
The flat itself is light and airy, well decorated and has everything you need - except for a microwave which would have been useful - you won't want to leave! Being able to bring the dog was essential for us and there is a small park just up Swanpool Street, a couple of minutes walk from the flat. We will be back!
Mrs Hunt September 2019
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Holiday in Falmouth and experience 'car free' days out, enjoying transport links from the town by bus, rail and boat. Visitors can take pleasure boat cruises around the Fal estuary or along the beautiful Helford River. Take the ferry to Truro or St Mawes, and you'll be able to experience the beautiful scenery along the way.
Many people visit Falmouth for the breath-taking scenery and tropical gardens, and with four major gardens in Falmouth and a further three close by, you'll be spoilt for choice!
From Falmouth, you can also enjoy many boating activities, including shark fishing, sailing, sea safaris and water sports; a boater's paradise!
Pendennis Castle
A holiday to Falmouth wouldn't be complete without a trip to Pendennis Castle and the National Maritime Museum; experience both to learn more about Falmouth's history. Find out more on our blog: A day out at Pendennis Castle.
The town has a rich tradition of hosting a year-round programme of events, from sailing regattas to live music and an abundance of food and drink festivals. The Fal River festival takes place each year in May, with events taking place in Falmouth, Truro and the Roseland Peninsula celebrating the culture and history of this Cornish river.
The pure volume of things to do in and around Falmouth means that you are promised an eventful stay, whatever time of the year you chose to visit.
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The Falmouth Spring Festival is a wonderful early season celebration of coast, community and culture. Falmouth town and its community will be celebrating spring with a range of events and activities throughout the week. The town will be painted yellow with daffodils and decorations and spring clean days will see the beaches and towns tidied up.
14th - 24th March 2020
Held at Boconnoc House, Lostwithiel, the 107th edition of the Cornwall Spring Flower Show is a real treat for gardening enthusiasts. The two day event features show gardens, competitive classes and horticultural stands. Enjoy the fabulous displays, pick up plants for your own garden and ask the experts for some tips and advice!
6th-7th April 2020
On this special weekend, Tregothnan will open its private gardens to the public. These secluded gardens on the banks of the River Fal have divrse trees and rare collections of flowers and plants.There are more than 100 acres of gardens to explore, featuring ancient camellias, magnolias and rhododendrons.
13th - 14th April 2020
This lovely little festival in the stunning Roseland Peninsula offers something for everyone, including music, art, films, walks and talks.
23rd April - 4th May 2020
An ancient annual event, Helston Flora Day includes craft stalls and traditional dances throughout the day, where crowds line the streets to watch the procession.
8th May 2020
Celebrating the life and works of this renowned author, the Du Maurier community festival in Fowey has grown into a popular annual event.
11th - 18th May 2020
A ten day festival celebrating life on River Fal. The not-for-profit event encorporates music and drama, arts and heritage, gig racing, swimming and lots more.
24th May - 2nd June 2020
This fun event is organised by Looe Boat Owners Association in support of Looe RNLI. Enjoy the fun by making and entering your own raft, or just come and cheer everyone on.
9th June 2020
The Falmouth Sea Shanty was founded and is organised by Falmouth Shout. Sea Shanty events aim to preserve and promote the maritime heritage of Falmouth and Cornwall as a whole and are thoroughly enjoyable.
14th - 16th June 2020
Polperro holds an annual 9 day festival with a craft fayre, live music, comedy nights and a procession. The festival is completely free to attend so make sure you visit to experience Polperro at its best.
15th - 22nd June 2020
Celebrated since 1754, Mevagissey Feast Week is a celebration of food, music, dance and more. With a host of colourful events being held throughout the week, this is a festival not to be missed!
23rd - 29th June 2020
Celebrated since the early 1800s, the Stihtains Show is a fine agricultural event showcasing animals, arts and crafts, food and drink, music and more. Don't miss the Countryside Area and Exhibition Ring.
15th July 2020
Enjoy a week of live music, watersports, competitions, pasty-making, children's sports, raft races and a carnival, all with the backdrop of the famous Georgian harbour in Charlestown.
27th July - 2nd August 2020
Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week is one of the largest sailing regatta's in the south west with more than 300 yachts racing over eight days.There is also a full events line-up which includes entertainment in Falmouth's Events Square and offsite activities such as outdoor film screenings and Red Arrow displays.
9th - 18th August 2020
The Fowey Royal Regatta includes sailing contests, a carnival, the crowning of the Fowey Queen, a pasty eating contest, and as per tradition, a giant pasty which is shared out among the community.
18th - 24th August 2020
The city-wide celebration of Cornish food and drink will be centred around Lemon Quay with pop-up events and activities taking place across the city.
Daytime content will include chef's demos, a local produce market, gourmet street food stalls, a local restaurant trail, workshops and live entertainment showcasing the best in local talent. The evening content will include a beer and cider festival and live music on all three nights.
27 - 29 September 2020
Always a popular event, the Beer Festival takes places annually at the Princess Pavillions. Admission includes a commemorative festival glass and offers over 250 cask ales, 100 ciders and perries, fruit wines and bottled beers.
3rd - 5th October 2020
Celebrate the start of the Oyster season at Falmouth's Events Square. Get involved with food demonstrations, browse local craft stalls and taste some spectacular seafood!
9th - 13th October 2020
The Mevagissey Shanty Festival is taking place across various harbourside venues. There will be lots of shanty and accapella groups from all over the Uk entertaining the crowds throughout the weekend. The event begins at 7pm on the Friday and will continue on the Saturday at 11am.The main stage will be at the Mevagissey Activity Centre where there will also be a Cornish beer festival going on at the same venue.
18th - 19th October 2020
Find unique gifts and tempting treats at Charlestown Christmas Market featuring a wide range of local crafters and traders.
November 2020
A festival of light delights the crowds who line the streets to see a parade of giant handmade lanterns. All manner of samba, brass and pipe bands process alongside, accompanied by flamboyant dancers. Further outdoor music performances take place throught the evening and there are many a food and drink stall at which to pick up a tasty snack or warming drink.
23rd November 2020
Browse an impressive selection of Cornish crafts and delicious food on the Piazza in Truro. It's a great place to find special Christmas gifts for loved ones with plenty of choice from local artisans, artists and food and drink producers.
November 2020
The annual St Austell Brewery Celtic Beer Festival will have more than 180 ales and ciders, live music and a thriving atmosphere for a good cause.
November 2018
Looe lantern procession and carol service will take place on the 7th December. The procession starts at 6.30pm with the carol service and festive lights switch-on at 7.30pm. On the 8th Santa will arrive in Looe by boat and lead a procession to his grotto in East Looe where there will be a market, bouncy castle, face painting and food stalls. The Looe Santa fun run takes place on the 9th in the morning and fancy dress is encouraged. On the 9th there will also be a Christmas Market and gin fair from midday - 5pm.
December 2020
Find unique gifts for your loved ones at the Lost Gardens of Heligan Christmas Fair. £2 includes entry to the gardens and access to more than 100 stalls, featuring some of the best local producers, creators and artisans.
December 2019
The big Christmas lights switch on in Mevagissey will take place at 5pm, illuminating the harbour with sparkly lights.
December 2020
Find the perfect presents for your nearest and dearest at Truro's Winter Gift Fayre. You can expect to find luxury food and drink, festive decorations and gorgeous gifts, with more than 80 stalls from local South West producers.
December 2020
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We loved this flat and could sit and watch the view of the harbour all day! The binoculars conveniently left on the windowsill were an excellent addition! The location was perfect for us, right in the heart of Falmouth and we really appreciated the (very tight) parking space close by. If you're visiting Falmouth and not exploring further afield as we were, you could park and walk to restaurants, shops, the beaches and Pendennis Point without getting into your car until you leave!
The flat itself is light and airy, well decorated and has everything you need - except for a microwave which would have been useful - you won't want to leave! Being able to bring the dog was essential for us and there is a small park just up Swanpool Street, a couple of minutes walk from the flat. We will be back!
Mrs Hunt Oct 2019


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Residential Property - Single Family Residence in Englewood
SOLD for $2,500,000 on January 29, 2020
Listing Price: $2,850,000Sold Price: $2,500,000Sold Price/List Price: 88%
Sold Price/Original List Price: 75.76% Cumulative Days on Market: 554
Description of Property
Key West brought to Lemon Bay. This magnificent waterfront home, affectionately named "Pelican Point on Lemon Bay" leaves nothing to the imagination. An amazing private gated waterfront estate situated on 2.82 acres with mature manicured landscaping, fruit trees and lush zoysia grass on property. Beautiful home for coastal and ocean living. Main home, 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, 2 in-suites, master suite/bath located on 3rd floor with private balcony. Main home has elevator that services all three floors from inside the main 2 garage. Gourmet kitchen, granite counters, Sub-zero refrigerator, Wolf double electric oven with gas cook top including griddle and large range hood. Coffee station, microwave, warming oven, and 2 dishwashers. Spacious breakfast bar and large banquette with an amazing view of Lemon Bay. Guest quarters with two car garage (drive through garage for golf cart), and two car carport. First floor of guest house has a bathroom downstairs with utility room and ice machine. Take the spiral staircase up to guest area to enjoy wet bar, open area, full bath, balcony to over look pool and patio w/views of amazing sunsets. This property comes with 550 ft of Bulkhead and riprap seawall on the W. side of the property. The side basin offers 250 ft. of seawall, docks, three boat lifts, one covered boat lift. Concrete pillars solid poured concrete 20ft deep in ground and concrete up to the 3rd floor. Wood construction on third floor only. No shutters required-high impact windows and doors. See Video.
Property Details At A Glance
Property Type: Residential
Property Use or Sub Type: Single Family Residence
City: Englewood
County: Charlotte
Subdivision: Vac Portions Also A / Grove City
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 4
Half Baths: 1
Sq. Ft. Gross: 8,280
Sq. Ft. Living Area: 4,068
Cost per (heated) sqare foot: $701
Year built: 2006
Annual Tax: $23,022
Homestead: No. This property does not currently have homestead exemption.
Taxes and fees can change periodically, and other fees may apply. Please check with your Realtor for more details.
Interior Features:
- Built in Features
- Ceiling Fans(s)
- Eating Space In Kitchen
- Elevator
- High Ceiling(s)
- Open Floorplan
- Sauna
- Solid Surface Counters
- Solid Wood Cabinets
- Split Bedroom
- Walk-In Closet(s)
- Wet Bar
- Window Treatments
- Bar Fridge
- Built-In Oven
- Cooktop
- Dishwasher
- Disposal
- Dryer
- Exhaust Fan
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Washer
- Water Filtration System
Disaster Mitigation: Hurricane Shutters/Windows
Fireplace: No
Window Features:
- Blinds
- ENERGY STAR Qualified Windows
- Window Treatments
Additional Rooms:
- Formal Dining Room Separate
- Great Room
- Inside Utility
- Storage Rooms
Flooring: Carpet, Tile
Laundry Features:
- Inside
- Laundry Chute
- Laundry Room
Elementary School: Vineland Elementary
Middle/Junior High School: L.A. Ainger Middle
High School: Lemon Bay High
Pool & Waterfront Info
Private Pool: Yes
Pool Features: Gunite, In Ground
Water Front: Yes
Water Frontage: Bay/Harbor, Intracoastal Waterway
Water Access: Yes
Water Access Type:
- Bay/Harbor
- Bayou
- Intracoastal Waterway
Waterfront Feet: 800
Water View: Yes
Water View: Bay/Harbor - Full, Intracoastal Waterway
Water Name: LEMON BAY
Water Extras:
- Bridges - No Fixed Bridges
- Davits
- Dock - Composite
- Dock w/Water Supply
- Fishing Pier
- Lift - Covered
- Riprap
- Sailboat Water
- Seawall - Concrete
Exterior & Construction
Property Features: Elevated
Architectural Style: Elevated, Key West
Rooms: 13
- Block
- Concrete
- Stucco
- Wood Frame
Foundation: Stilt/On Piling
Roof: Metal
- Balcony
- Fenced
- French Doors
- Irrigation System
- Lighting
- Outdoor Grill
- Storage
Garage: Yes
Garage Spaces: 4
Carport: Yes
Carport Spaces: 2
Garage Dimensions: 27x37
- Bath In Garage
- Boat
- Circular Driveway
- Covered
- Driveway
- Garage Door Opener
- Garage Faces Side
- Golf Cart Garage
- Golf Cart Parking
- Guest
- Oversized
- Under Building
Floors in Unit: Three Or More
Cooling: Central Air, Humidity Control
Heating & Fuel: Central, Electric
Patio & Porch Features:
- Covered
- Deck
- Patio
- Porch
- Rear Porch
Security Features:
- Closed Circuit Camera(s)
- Security Gate
- Security System
- Security System Owned
Other Structures:
- Guest House
- Outdoor Kitchen
- Shed(s)
- Fruit Trees
- Mature Landscaping
- Trees/Landscaped
View: Water
- BB/HS Internet Available
- Cable Available
- Electricity Available
- Electricity Connected
- Propane
- Sewer Connected
- Underground Utilities
- Water Available
Sewer: Public Sewer
Water Source: Public, Well
Lot Information
Lot Features:
- Flood Insurance Required
- Flood Zone
- In County
- Irregular Lot
- Key Lot
- Level/Flat
- Oversized Lot
- Street Dead-End
- Street Paved
- Tip Lot
- Unincorporated
Flood Zone Code: VE
Flood Zone Date: 2003-05-05
Flood Zone Panel: 12015C0189F
Acreage Description: Two + to Five Acres
Lot Size (acres): 2.82
Lot Size (sq. ft.): 122,984 square feet
Front Exposure: East
Legal Description & Other Information
Financing Available: Cash, Conventional
Pets Allowed/Pet Policies: Yes
Zoning: MHC
Tax Legal Desc.: GVC 000 0182 0004 GROVE CITY BLK 182 LTS 4 THRU 9 & VAC STREETS ADJ THERETO TO LTS 5 THRU 9 & GROVE CITY BLK D ALL &VAC PORTIONS ALSO A SUBMERGED TRACT OF LAND FROM II FUND CONTAINING0.89 AC. M/L RECORDED OR186/279 LESS LTS 1 2 3 14 15 16 & S1/2 MISS OURI AVE & PART V
Parcel Number: 412017453002
Disclosures: Seller Property Disclosure
Section: 17
Range: 20
Township: 41
Listing courtesy of COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL RE. The information relating to real estate for sale on this website comes in part from the My Florida Regional MLS DBA Stellar MLS. This information is provided exclusively for consumers' personal, non-commercial use. It may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. The data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by the MLS.

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A gift of $5.000 is going to the South Texas College Valley Scholars program from ERO Architects. The firm and college came together recently for a check presentation, confirming ERO Architect's role as a Diamond sponsor for the program's annual "Night with the Stars" gala.
Fittingly, the site of the check presentation was STC's new Nursing and Allied Health Building B. The four-story addition was designed by ERO Architects.
Principal and Chief Marketing Officer for ERO Architects Brian Godinez says ERO staff holds a strong bond with STC.
"We are an annual contributor for 'A Night with the Stars Gala' and we have such a strong commitment to education," explained Godinez. "South Texas College holds such a personal relationship with all of our staff."
STC Vice President of Academic Affairs Anahid Petrosian says this donation is greatly appreciated by the program.
"It is a perfect example of local businesses partnering with South Texas College to improve the region's economic prosperity through higher education," said Petrosian. "The Valley Scholars Program is thankful for the Diamond Sponsorship from ERO Architects and applauds their commitment to supporting students in the Rio Grande Valley."
Since 1997, STC's Valley Scholars Program recognizes and promotes academic excellence of academically gifted and highly motivated students from Hidalgo and Starr counties. The program provides financial assistance, academic support services, mentoring and leadership development. Support from local businesses and corporate sponsors enables the program to provide up to $2,000 in scholarship funds. All scholarships go to Valley Scholars students pursuing an associate degree at South Texas College.


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The Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) has delayed its restart until May, reports ESPN's Brian Windhorst.
The league was set to resume on April 15 after suspending play in January due to the coronavirus but reportedly did not receive the Chinese government's approval.
Tuesday's cancellation of the 2019-20 Korean Basketball League season and the postponements of Japan's B.League and the Tokyo Games are said to have influenced the government's decision, sources told Windhorst.
More than 20 American CBA players traveled to China and entered a two-week quarantine in preparation for a return to action but instead are now "stuck in limbo," Windhorst adds.
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Truth Matters Newsletters – 2001 – Tragedy in Uganda — As Many as 700 Dead & Murdered: The Restoration of the Ten Commandments of God – (A Post-Catholic Movement) – by Robert S. Liichow
This issue has been devoted to explaining why the local church needs Apologetic Ministries built into their vision of ministry. Our local church, Grace Community Church, has gone to Uganda on two occasions to work with local evangelicals and teach some of their youths how to play baseball. Currently we have no idea if any of their friends or family were caught up in this latest bible-base cult group. The following information was gleaned from CNN and others on-line news sites.
The History of the Group—
This cult was started in the middle 1990's by a woman name Cledonia Mwerinde, she was a former prostitute. She was assisted by a former Roman Catholic priest name Joseph Kibweteere.
At one point the group operated a school which housed almost 300 students. The school was closed in 1998 when the government investigated it and determined it did not meet adequate standards for food and housing.
Their Beliefs—
The members of the movement were commanded to communicate only by gestures. They were permitted to vocalize only when singing or preying.
It is currently believed that the mass deaths were a result of Kibweteere's prediction that the world would end on December 31, 1999. This date was revised to 12-31-00 after the earlier date passed without event.
Kibweteere's beliefs in the end of the world was allegedly based on a conversation he claims to have had with both Jesus Christ and the Virgin Mary. Mary is suppose to have told him that the world was going to be destroyed because its people were not adhering to the Ten Commandments.
The End Results?—
The death count linked to a Christian doomsday sect climbed ever higher Wednesday—to nearly 700 — in what officials say is one of the largest mass murders in recent history. Authorities initially called the conflagration a mass suicide. But within days, investigators discovered six strangled, mutilated corpses in a pit latrine on the compound, triggering a murder investigation.
Days after the fire, 153 more decomposing bodies were found buried in a Buhunga village compound belonging to the sect. Then, on Friday, police discovered the first Rugazi mass grave when they came to inspect Kataribabo's compound. Investigators found the bodies in the house after Kataribabo's nephew, Bart Bainomukama, told them his uncle had said he was digging a pit for a refrigerator. A hole driven through the floor quickly revealed a human leg. That led to the discovery of the 81 additional corpses.
Three Other Incidents of Bible-Based Cults In Uganda
The Holy Spirit Movement—
A violent Christian cult led by "prophetess" Alice Lakwena, who led a failed uprising against the government from 1985 to 1996. Followers often died in suicidal attacks, convinced magic oil would protect them from bullets.
The Lord's Resistance Army —
Led by Joseph Kony, its goal is to run Uganda according to the biblical Ten Commandments. It is notorious for kidnapping Children and using them and using them as soldiers and sexual slaves.
The World Message Last Warning —
This doomsday group was started by Wilson Bushara, it was disbanded by Ugandan police last September after the leaders were charged with rape, kidnapping, illegal confinement and murder.
The Future For Evangelism?
The internet is one of the fastest growing means that is reaching across man-made borders. The genuine gospel of Jesus Christ can be effectively shared in nations which do not permit evangelism. ICCDM is working towards increasing our influence in cyberspace. Will the Church lag behind in this arena too?


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The Women of Faith who enjoy lunch together once a month were so delighted with the meal on our Anniversary Sunday that they have chosen to go to Hot Chicken Takeover in Clintonville (4203 High Street) on Tuesday, July 11 for an 11:30 get-together. We'd love to have you and your friends join us. Please sign up at the Collection and Signup Corner in the Gathering place so we know how many to expect. Hope you will join us!


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History of Rozhirche
Old photograph of the cave monastery in Rozhirche. Circa 1930s
According to various historical estimates, the cave monastery in Rozhirche was built during the 13-14th centuries. The first detailed exploration of the cave system was conducted in the 19th century by ethnographers Ivan Vahylevych and Vasyl Karpovych. Their works pointed to the historical importance of the place and paved the way for a more fundamental research in the 20th century. Archeologists from all over the country then explored the caves to bear theories about its structure.
Locals have their story of the monastery's appearance. Legends often told by villagers state that the monastery was founded by male monks, who fleed Kyiv Rus that was destroyed in the Tatar-Mongol invasion of 1237-1240. The monks settled in the quiet and desolate Carpathian forests to devote their lives to God. Moreover, the 1761 description of the Diocese of Przemysl states that this place was a home for the Saint Basil women's monastery. Unfortunately, the religious landmark didn't survive till nowadays. There is one more landmark with historical value on the site - the hillfort of Old Rus that dates back to the 16th century. It is located on one of the peaks of the hills near the cave monastery.
Rozhirche itself is a tiny village with the population of 566 located in the Lviv region. The first written mentioning of the village is dated 1460, largely thanks to the cave monastery. Rozhirche lies near Stryi River, known to many avid travelers that want to reach the monastery without the assistance of guides and travel agencies. The long metal bridge over Stryi is another landmark here, as it's a perfect spot to catch breathtaking views of water and mountains in complete silence. The local cave monastery is unique and mentioned in local and foreign guides about the Carpathian mountains. It's always better to involve a local guide who can lead the way and answer all the questions about the story of the place, but if you're the one for solo traveling, it's just as possible.
Guides that write about Rozhirche often omit that the cave monastery hasn't been made completely out of stone. The remnants of the tracks and trunks for massive doors point out that the church could be reached by first going through two doors. The windows, most likely made from round stained glass, also had a wooden frame with lattices. The best time to visit Rozhirche cave monastery is summer, as in late autumn till spring the weather in the region could prevent from enjoying the scene to the fullest.
How to get there
While Rozhirche village is a popular tourist destination, it is still quite hard to get to. There are several routes and ways to get to the village from Kyiv or Lviv, suitable for travelers with cars or those who prefer to rely on local transport. The Lviv-Skole shuttle bus is one of the popular ways to reach Rozhirche. You need to get off at a stop near the turn to Nyzhnia Stynava.
It's better to ask fellow passengers or the driver to drop you off near the stop that leads to the Rozhirche cave monastery to avoid any complications. Then, you will follow the adventurous route over Stryi and through the Carpathian forest. Many locals and tourists use this route, so it's possible that you won't be the only one on the way to the cave monastery. A detailed route with checkpoints is available here:
If you prefer the car, take the M06 Kyiv-Chop highway in the direction of the Stryi ring-road. Take a turn after you see the Morshyn sign, and in Myrtiuky village turn right in the direction of Rozhirche. Here's the map of the route made by the local traveler:
Where to stay
As a tiny village, Rozhirche itself doesn't have plenty of places to stay at. However, locals and avid travelers who have visited this place numerous times advise Tsisarske Urochyshe. It is also the most popular hotel near Rozhirche on TripAdvisor. The villa lies in 5 minutes of walking distance from Rozhirche city center. The facilities of Tsisarske Urochyshe include a designated place for smoking and parking.
Tsisarske Urochyshe Villa has 15 rooms decorated in the rustic style. Room facilities include heating, flat-screen TV, an iron with ironing board and a stone fireplace. There's also a kitchen with a microwave, an electric kettle, a dishwasher, coffee, tea and a fridge. A game room and a pool are available here for guests with children. Like in many other places in the Carpathians, Wi-Fi is available here for free. You can look up more options available on booking.com.
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The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics announced in July that it partnered with VIP SEEN, Inc., to produce a special preseason football magazine called Game Time, which is now available for purchase at the ETSU Bookstore, as well as local Roadrunner Market and Food City locations.
The publication features the Buccaneers' current roster, schedule, player profiles, team information, historic timelines, past ETSU football highlights, tailgating information, game day tips, and much more.
Below is a feature story on ETSU freshman wide receiver Drake Powell (Clinton, Tenn.), which can also be found in the Game Time magazine.
The average speed of a bullet is approximately 1,700 miles per hour.
ETSU freshman receiver Drake Powell should know – he likes to spend his free time at the shooting range – and for fans in and around the ETSU football program, the hope is that Powell can blow by opponents at the same rate this season.
He may not be as fast as a speeding bullet or NFL rookie phenom Odell Beckham Jr., but Powell has quickly emerged as a player to watch in the upcoming inaugural season of Buccaneer football.
Despite the early attention because of his individual skills, Powell's concerns are not about his own statistics or accolades.
"Obviously we want to win every single game," Powell said. "We go out there to win."
The Clinton, Tenn., native was recruited by the Bucs to play wide receiver, a position in which Powell thrived for Clinton High School. In his senior season he was tabbed first team All-State after setting school records for receptions and yards in a single season.
Powell came to the ETSU program with both personal and external expectations, and after eye-opening performances in the Bucs' handful of scrimmages so far, it is not too soon to say he has met those expectations.
Powell had 11 receptions for 214 yards and two touchdowns over the course of four scrimmages during the fall, an average of 19.4 yards per catch.
His big-play ability is apparent and not surprising when one asks Powell about the players who have influenced how he plays the game.
"I like Odell Beckham Jr., I like the way he plays," Powell said. "I love how Calvin Johnson goes up to get the ball, but my favorite receiver would have to be Andre Johnson."
The Andre Johnson comparison goes beyond the style of play. Powell has the physical build of an NFL wide receiver.
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Powell said he trusts the ETSU coaching staff to make the right moves when the Bucs take the field this fall.
"We have the best coach we could get, Coach (Mike) O'Cain is an offensive mind freak," Powell said. "He puts us in the right position to score or get a first down, so I think we can be potent."
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TITLE: So Into You
AUTHOR: S.E. Harmon
SERIES: The PI Guys
PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press
COVER ARTIST: L.C. Chase
GENRE: Contemporary Romance
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LENGTH: 326 pages
RELEASE DATE: Jan 4, 2017
PRICE: $6.99 -e-book / $17.99 -paperback
Screenwriter Noah Ashley has a few four-letter words for his agent when she suggests he improve his script by shadowing a PI. Still, because he's an artist dedicated to his craft and she knows where the bodies are buried, he agrees. Then he spends a little time with the gorgeous PI, and suddenly it seems like a really good plan. The PI doesn't seem to entirely love the idea, but Noah has never been afraid to go after what he wants.
PI Drew Rodriguez is used to people depending on him. He's the classic rock for his family. Responsible. Dependable. The classic rock would never succumb to the borderline sleazy temptation of friends with benefits, no matter how sexy that temptation is. Drew is looking for something enduring.
Despite Drew's misgivings, it's not long before they've got all the requisites for friends with benefits going. Friendly, good conversation? Check. Fun times in and out of bed? Check. Hot, electrolyte-sapping sex? Double check. Falling in love? Yeah. About that….
I love this author!
S.E. Harmon is a new discovery for me, but the author captured me with her style. Needless to stay one of my favorite is Blueprint, I just love GFY…
So Into You is a good book, I like the double POV which let us into the characters state of mind.
We knew Drew from Stay with Me, the first installment of the series. Drew is Mac's partner at their PI firm. Drew is a bit of introvert and sensitive and covers it up with stony behavior, but that is just an illusion.
Noah aka Hollywood is an extrovert, spoiled Hollywood screenwriter. He takes life as it comes. Never denying himself the pleasures of life because that's just not him. So when things go astray in his career, he finds himself shadowing Drew the PI who was contracted by his agent, Sidney, who happens to be his ex-wife. There is some insta-lust from the very beginning.
The story it sweet, two opposites collide together rolling toward a very shady end. Love seems to complicate things…I loved it!
But…! Let me open a parenthesis, Drew!!! Oh man, I just wanted to hit you on your empty skull several times. Ok, you may ask me why, and here's why. Drew's father served time for multiple felonies. He's an absent father, an abusive husband that left them more than once letting Drew pick up the pieces. Now J.D. is back, and guess what?! That stupid Drew not only lets him stay, but he buys him clothes shoes and stuff…and gives him cash too!!
Now in my mind there are two options— Drew is a Saint reincarnated or just plain dumb. I go with the second. From my personal experience, I know how Drew should feel, I know how I feel, but what Drew did just wasn't realistic, not in my world. Maybe I am not as forgiving as he is…but damn! I would drop J.D. out on the street in a nanosecond!
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Anomaly Detection must be enabled, but requires no configuration except when you want to limit anomaly alerting. Enabling Anomaly Detection also enables Automated Root Cause Analysis.
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To view Business Transaction training status:
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The models continue training as long as Anomaly Detection is enabled. If traffic to a Business Transaction is interrupted for long enough to prevent training that day, Anomaly Detection continues to function using the models from the previous 7 days.
No Machine Learning models are trained for Business Transactions which have very low CPM, because the sample size would be so small that the resulting model would be unreliable.
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View the Applications > Business Transactions screen, and for any Business Transaction of interest, click the Warning or Critical icon in the Health column:
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Q. Can you talk about having Nava in the lineup tonight instead of Gomes?
JOHN FARRELL: You know, Daniel has had some decent success against Doug. And as we've mixed and matched for the better part of this year, except for the last couple of times against right‑handers in Scherzer and Verlander when we've gone with Gomes, Nava has been a fixture in left field for us against right‑handed pitcher. So those things combined, Daniel is back out there tonight.
Q. As a former pitcher and pitching coach, do you take any personal satisfaction from seeing pitching come back, and especially be the focus in the showcase of this postseason?
JOHN FARRELL: Yeah, and I think it's probably different than we envisioned coming into the season, the fact that there's been 13 runs scored total in three games is ‑‑ I don't think anything that I envisioned. But it's a credit to the pitching staffs on both sides of this series. And to see guys have to execute consistently in tight spots says a lot about not only their preparation but their focus and concentration between the lines. For a baseball purist, this is the ideal first three games that you might see.
Q. When David Ortiz left Minnesota ten years ago the Twins talked in his wake about really being devastated that he left, not so much as a hitter but his personality and his meaning in the room. He's been here ten years now, can you talk to his personality and what it means for him and keeping guys loose, just the enormity of his personality?
JOHN FARRELL: The way that he talks, the way that he walks into a room, all eyes turn to him. And not just because of his stature or what he's accomplished, but the energy and the life and the fun‑loving approach he has for the game and a certain situation. And it's diffusing in tight moments, it's really diffusing for guys around to hear the laughter or a comment he might make. I think it puts a lot of guys at ease. If that's a form of leadership in a way, then he certainly epitomizes that in our clubhouse.
Q. How different is your approach to using the bullpen in the postseason, you've had Koji had a couple of four‑out saves in the postseason, and your relievers have pretty much all been great?
JOHN FARRELL: I don't know that our approach is any different now than what we've shown in the regular season. Koji had nine appearances where it was more than three outs. So we knew coming in because of his efficiency and the few pitches he'll throw, he's more than capable of four or five outs. There might be a willingness to go to the bullpen a little bit earlier because of a matchup. And whether it was in the sixth inning down in Tampa, the last time Peavy was on the mound or yesterday when seemingly Lackey had that game well under control. But it's the magnitude of the moment. And low run games, meaningful games, as they are right now, you know, you're looking for an all‑hands‑on‑deck approach at this point.
Q. When you acquired Jake Peavy at the deadline it was to get an arm for the stretch and into the playoffs. Can you comment on how perfectly it's set up where you have a pitcher of his ilk pitching on Game 4 on this stage?
JOHN FARRELL: In Game 4 in the last series, as well. Jake's track record, his success, his experience in postseason, we didn't set out just to acquire another arm. We needed to find and get a pitcher, hopefully obtain a pitcher that had his capabilities. And Ben did a great job, and we talked about the trade for all three teams yesterday. What Jake has shown us is the way that he prepares, his attitude, his approach to the game fits into this clubhouse perfectly with the remainder of the group that's here. And we know every time he walks to the mound, he leaves everything he has on that given day on the mound, with the competitiveness and the attitude with which he pitches.
Q. Just a follow‑up to that on Jake Peavy, is there anything in the two and a half months prior to getting him that you've seen that was maybe unexpected or something different that you didn't expect to see when you saw him from afar?
JOHN FARRELL: You know, it's always the work in between the starts, the four days in between. And when you see the work ethic, you see the preparation he goes through, whether it's charting the previous day's game in the clubhouse, on TV, as he's making the final plans for attacking a lineup, the amount of video work that he does, those are the things you're not privy to across the field. And that's the thing that really stands out with Jake.
Q. Uehara was not your first choice as closer. Could you talk about his evolution into that role. Is it as important for teams now to identify pitchers that have the capability of closing as it is to go out and get someone else's closer?
JOHN FARRELL: Well, he ended up being our fourth choice as closer this year, and it took place right in this ballpark. Injuries and performance led us to Koji taking over the role. And he's gained the notoriety and the accolades he has because he's been in this closer role. But this has been a very successful pitcher, whether it's Baltimore, Texas, Japan, wherever it's been. He's a guy that's always had swing and miss capability. And I think it's easier to make the determination of putting him in the closer role when you know him as a person as opposed to seeing him with another team and you make a trade to acquire a closer. There's a viewpoint that closers come from anywhere. But the strikeout capability is the one thing that Koji has set himself apart with.
Q. Any postseason game is going to be a chess match between managers. Do you marvel at so many chess moves going on before the game? Do you see that the way we see it, all these moves being made before the game even starts?
JOHN FARRELL: No, I don't. They basically moved everybody up one slot. We made a change in Game 2 in a couple of slots. So you're looking to maybe gain a spark in some way, with a certain matchup that you might foresee unfolding in the middle or later innings, where you can project maybe there will be a spot where a certain hitter comes up against a certain pitcher. But those are all just kind of gut feeling and potential scenarios you walk through. But don't take anything away from the changes in their lineup today for us.
Q. The two 1‑0 games, the first one went four hours, the one last night went three and a half. Is there a reason why that's happening, something with these teams playing each other?
JOHN FARRELL: We had a 17‑minute power outage, that was one reason. The number of strikeouts, you're going to look at longer at‑bats, there's not early contact, there's not early outs. And when you get that number of pitches thrown, we're also working with three minutes in between each half inning. All these things play into the length of time. And our guys don't pay attention to the clock. They know what inning, what out is there and we just ‑‑ we play until the 27th one is recorded and we go home.
Q. Lester is pitching tomorrow. Can you talk about his ability to rise to the occasion in these big games?
JOHN FARRELL: You know, from my perspective he's had Game 4 in '07. He's had a couple of opening game assignments in playoff series. But he's earned them because of the way he's performed over the course of a year. I can't say that the games in which he's pitched in the playoffs have been that much different than games we've seen throughout the course of the year. And we know, as we talked about with Peavy, his work between starts, that's what allows Jon to perform with the consistency and level he does.
Q. Speaking of Lester, is there something that you've seen with him since the All‑Star break that he's been able to consistently do that's allowed him to do what he's done since that stretch that he had?
JOHN FARRELL: Not to make it too simple, but it's been his fastball command. And as he's gained that consistency and the confidence with it, I think he's become a more relaxed pitcher on the mound, which enables him to pitch more freely from a physical standpoint. I think that's why we're seeing the velocity climb and it's made his pitches more effective.
Q. The Tigers are typically a home run and power hitting team. Talk about how effective you've been against Jackson and Hunter to keep them off the bases, so when you get to Cabrera and Fielder you don't have additional damage they can do?
JOHN FARRELL: You know, each guy is going to garner his own attack plan. And I think it comes back to the consistency of pitches being executed. We know the tendencies of each guy, as they do ours. And as long as you can stay away from some danger areas or more importantly pitch ahead in the count, and I think both sides have done that well. And that's why we're not seeing the runs that maybe some people expected.
Q. If I could just circle back on your Ortiz answer. Over the years when you played or managed, have you had anyone else that comes to mind who's been like that in the room?
JOHN FARRELL: To the extent that David is, no. But ‑‑ and that's not to suggest that a team doesn't have a lighthearted mentality or a guy that's the one that's going to stir the drink. But, again, with David, it's just the confidence in which he speaks, and everyone in our uniform recognizes how long he's been here and the success, the championships he's won and what it means to play and win in Boston. I think guys look up to that. When he speaks from the heart, it resonates deep.


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With the landslide of obligations, meetings, interruptions and deliverable expectations employees face every day, compliance training can easily fall to the bottom of their "To-Do" lists.
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When working on any project or task, having all the tools and resources needed in one, easy-to-find place greatly accelerates and improves the process. This concept is no different for compliance training.
If there are multiple courses an employee needs to complete, additional materials to read and activities to check off, they are much more likely to do it all if everything is accessible in one place.
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Capturing employees' attention and motivating them to complete training, even if it's a requirement, is more of a challenge than ever.
Creating clear, concise reminders for training and emphasizing due dates are great ways to get employees to take notice (and action). If you use an LMS, you can take the level of efficiency up a notch and save valuable time by automating the notifications.
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Training notifications helped accelerate the adoption rate of the LMS among employees, which significantly increased compliance training completions. Now, employees even set their own reminders for training and sync them to their calendars using the LMS.
The best user experience requires the absolute least amount of steps possible to accomplish a given task or goal. Since compliance training is mandatory, why force employees to sign up for it themselves?
One way to improve the compliance training experience is to register employees for required courses so they don't have to sign up themselves. Using an automated process can prevent any employees from being left behind as well. eLogic's client SWBC requires their employees to complete information security training within 30 days of hire. Before partnering with eLogic, SWBC's training department would manually register employees for the course. However, the manual process left room for employees to be missed.
SWBC believed there was opportunity to improve and automate this process. As eLogic consistently updates the eSSential LMS based on customer feedback, within a few weeks SWBC had the automation functionality they needed.
Now the eSSential LMS recognizes when new users are added to the system and automatically assigns them to the security course. As a result, SWBC has assurance that its employees are upholding the highest security standards, which they can in turn pass onto clients.
We can only improve something if we can measure it. If training isn't 100% consistent across every employee, department and location of your organization, there's no real way to prove whether or not completions have increased.
Think about all the training that is required of your employees. How much of it is still dependent on physical manuals? How many different places do employees need to go to register for training? Are you able to report on all your employee training activity? If so, are your reports coming from multiple sources?
Existing training materials or in-person training can simply and easily be managed online, or even become custom online courses.
Citizens Property Insurance engaged eLogic to convert their existing training materials into custom eLearning courses with the goal of standardizing training throughout their geographically dispersed office locations. They also implemented the eSSential LMS to not only deliver online training, but to manage in-person events online.
Now, Citizens can analyze the participation and performance of all their training activities with a single blended learning solution.
Notice, these strategies don't involve changing or creating new training, though, sometimes that or a bit of a redesign may be necessary. Instead, they give you some actionable items to help make your compliance training easier, more concise and consistent.
For even more ways to help increase training completions, check out our related blogs:
Improve your eLearning and Online Training in 6 Easy Steps
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February 16, 2019
Ralph Peterson Jr.
speaks with Artistic Director Don Lucoff on the legacy of Art Blakey as part of this year's
Double Legacy
Q: Art was an imposing figure on the bandstand, larger than life with a sound all his own. Can you speak to that distinctive sound and where it came from?
A: Art Blakey sound was rooted in his early playing of Big Bands of Fletcher Henderson. Once in Perrugia we were all sitting around having lunch and some Fletcher Henderson Big Band music came on. Art got really animated and energetically sang all the cus and hits for as long as this music was on. The essence of Art Blakey approach was Big Band Drummer in a small group setting. Art was a dynamic drummer and a lot of people think that means he could play soft… But thats no more true than saying he played loud all the time. Art taught me that dynamics is not the extremes of soft or loud but how you get from one to the other and back.
Q: Can you recall when you first met Art?
A: The first time was at the old Jazz Forum in Spring/Summer of '92. Terrence Blanchard and I were schoolmates in College at the time and when he got the call from Art I would go to as many gigs as I could. This particular night after following the band around NYC faithfully that year he walked off the bandstand and patted me on the shoulder. Later during the break Terrence introduced me to Art Blakey for the first time.
Q: The mentorship of the university of Art Blakey is unrivaled on and off the bandstand. What was your major takeaway from your experience with Bu?
A: The bandstand is a sacred place. LIKE CHURCH, it and the music played on it is to be respected at all times. The look was as important as the sound. "They see you before they hear you/" Also that writers should be expected to do their homework and due diligence BEFORE an interview to ask intelligent and meaningful questions.
Q: In your role as professor at Berklee what do you impart on your students when Art enters the discussion?
A: Art Blakey rarely if ever LEAVES the discussion because what he represents musically, culturally and globally. He musically fathered 3–4 generations of the most important bandleaders in the history of this music. I am simply attempting to honor what he imparted to me by teaching the truth I was blessed enough to learn directly from them and where I have managed to go with it to my students to the best of my ability.
Q: What's the funniest story you feel is appropriate to mention?
A: Going back to the introduction experience, a few months after the Jazz Forum I did my first serious gig in NYC with Walter Davis, Wynton and Branford Marsalis and Phil Bowler were on that gig. Shortly after that The Jazz Messengers played Mikell's in NYC. At that gig Wynton re introduced me to Art. (Wynton) "Yeah Bu, this Ralph Peterson from Jersey he can swing you outta let him sit in." Bu "IF HE SOUNDS THAT GOOD WHY DON'T YOU HIRE HIM!" That night I did sit in, and true to his promise that night, in March of 1983 at The Boston Globe Jazz Festival, I played as a Messenger in Art Blakey's Two Drummer Jazz Messenger Big Band and did so until his passing.
Q: With the band you constructed in Art's honor, what is the most important facet that you want to get across musically?
A: That the Legacy of Art Blakey is a LIVING GROWING Legacy…it lives and grows in the sidemen of us Jazz Messenger Alumni who lead bands and usher new talent onto the scene, Bobby Watson with Roy Hargrove, Ed Simon, Brian Lynch, Donald Harrison and me with The Curtis Brothers. Me with Sean Jones, Tia Fuller, Victor Gould, Melissa Aldana, Mark Whitfield Jr., Justin Faulkner (me and Branford), the list goes on! So when we gather together as Messengers to celebrate the life, music and legacy of Art Blakey we play the music IN THE HERE AND NOW! The spirit may draw on the ancestors but this is still RIGHT NOW MUSIC!


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Please note: my Mum and I were guests of Abbaye de la Bussière, and our stay was complimentary for the purpose of review. All opinions expressed are my own.
I woke up bright and early on my first morning at the Abbaye de la Bussière, and it was a joy to watch the dawn sky slowly turning from lavender to pale pink to blue over the beautiful gardens of the hotel.
Despite our incredible meal the night before, we all trotted down for breakfast, sniffing appreciatively at the scents of coffee and freshly baked pastries mingling in the air.
Breakfast at the Abbaye de la Bussiere
Breakfast was held in a small dining room, which had a cosy feel with copper pans gleaming from the walls and exposed timber beams. We ordered our hot drinks (the coffee came in beautiful silver pots) and nibbled at the freshly baked pastries that arrived in a little basket for our table. I'm getting hungry thinking of those pastries again – the mini pain au chocolat was my favourite – absolute heaven!
The food was laid out buffet style in a beautiful hallway just off the dining room. There was an incredible selection of hot food (traditional English breakfast fare – sausages, bacon, eggs, mushrooms etc, as well as boiled eggs and pancakes) and a tempting display of cold delights too, including the typical cold cuts, fresh fruit and cheese for a continental breakfast.
I went for some featherlight pancakes, plum yoghurt and a glass of grapefruit juice.
It was all delicious, and we felt exceedingly lucky to be starting a Monday morning in such a luxurious manner!
A Walk and Bike Ride
After our breakfast, we decided to explore the grounds of the hotel a little more thoroughly than we had the previous afternoon. The Abbaye provides bicycles for guests to use, and I had a little pedal around their gardens. My Dad was more adventurous and cycled along one of the suggested routes, which follows a canal path through the countryside. He said it was a lovely ride, especially on such a perfect blue-sky day.
Mum and I went for a walk around the lake, through the gardens, and alongside a crumbling old wall that twisted its way along a hillside that rose above the Abbaye. We'd brought our books with us and spent a peaceful time quietly reading in the autumnal sunshine.
After our pleasant morning walk, it was time for Mum and I to head back to the Abbaye to meet Julie, who works for the hotel and who had very kindly offered to take us for a drive in her adorable vintage car. We waved goodbye to my Dad, who had settled down on a chair by the lake with a book, and made our way to Reception to meet Julie.
A Drive Through the Vineyards
Nicknamed la Grenouille ('the Frog'), Julie's Citroen 2cv is available to rent from the hotel, and a drive through the vineyards in such a gorgeous car makes for a memorable outing. Fellow drivers and pedestrians smiled and waved at us as we chugged along the roads, and I felt like I'd travelled back in time by a few decades!
I was utterly awed by the beautiful views of Burgundy's famous vineyards which Julie drove us through on our way to Beaune. She very kindly stopped the car several times so I could get the perfect Insta shot. I was awed by the spectacular scenery and felt blessed to be seeing Burgundy for the first time in such glorious autumnal weather. The colours of the vineyards, with their changing leaves, were astonishing. I wish I could paint them, but being useless at art, I make do with photographs.
Julie moved from Britain to France several years ago, and it was marvellous to get all her insider tips to the area. She organises wine tours in the region, and I hope I get to go on one someday when I travel back to Burgundy. Julie suggested we drive through her home village, Pernand-Vergelesses, which is generally considered to be one of the prettiest (and most unspoilt) villages in the Cote d'Or. I can see why! The above photo is from a viewpoint above the vineyards, looking down on Pernand-Vergelesses. Picture postcard perfect!
A Tour of Beaune
Julie also took us to Beaune, which is about a 30 minute drive from the Abbaye and is a must visit if you're ever in the area. Beaune is a town literally, as well as figuratively, built on wine. Old wine cellars lie beneath many of the buildings, wine shops flank the streets, and a famous wine auction is held every November at the Hospices de Beaune.
I loved the town's beautiful golden stone buildings, pale shutters and tranquil atmosphere.
We didn't have too long to spend in Beaune, but Julie pointed out the main sights and suggested a place for us to go to lunch the next day, when we were returning with my Dad on the way back to Geneva. I'll blog about that return trip soon!
Supper in the Bistro Restaurant
After our drive, we met my Dad for pre-dinner drinks on the hotel terrace and told him all about our adventures. For supper that evening, my Dad treated us to a meal in the Abbaye's Bistro des Moines restaurant. The Bistro is more casual than the hotel's 1311 restaurant, but it still has a fabulous menu, and the setting is also beautiful, with warm red accents and a polished wood floor.
We all went for the 3 course set menu, and I chose duck foie gras, followed by trout with chard and seasonal vegetables and a melting chocolate fondant for dessert. I love fish, so even though I'd had trout the night before, I couldn't resist ordering it again! My Mum went for a traditional boeuf bourguignon and my Dad ordered grilled ham, served in a cream sauce with mushrooms, pasta shells and vegetables.
We sipped some lovely Burgundian white wine, and our waiter brought round a little platter of nibbles (charcuterie and slices of brioche) as we waited for the first course to arrive.
The food was excellent, as always, and the hotel surprised me again with another treat for my birthday, which was a very gracious gesture. Our after dinner drinks were also accompanied by a dish of gingerbread and blackcurrant jam cakes. A perfect end to a fabulous day!
Abbaye de la Bussière, Burgundy, France
Room rates at Abbaye de la Bussière are from 225 Euros (approximately £200) per room, per night. For further information and for reservations, please visit www.abbayedelabussiere.fr/en. You can also email email@example.com, or call +33 3 80 49 02 29
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18A. *Handycam project : HOME MOVIE. This phrase seems almost quaint in these days of YouTube and cameras on every phone.
23A. *Graduates' burdens : STUDENT LOANS. You're saddled with these even if you don't graduate!
34A. *Marshall Plan subject : FOREIGN AID. Specifically, US financial assistance to Western European countries after the end of World War II.
42A. *Frustrating call response : BUSY SIGNAL. I realize it's been a long time since I heard one of these; even when someone's making a HOME MOVIE on their phone you go to voicemail.
50A. *Cornerback's responsibility : WIDE RECEIVER. Football-speak: The cornerback's job is to break up a deep pass thrown to a wide receiver.
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60A. Physiques, and what the starts of the answers to starred clues are : BODY TYPES.
Steve here with your Wednesday offering from Mark. I needed quite a lot of help from crosses to solve this, and therefore had a lot of learning moments making this a very enjoyable puzzle. I thought I'd eventually run into a natick, but everything worked out in the end. I liked the theme and definitely needed the unifier to tie everything together.
1. Salon chorus : SNIPS. I read "saloon" and wanted "Cheers!" or "NORM!" Not a good start!
6. Modern wall hanging : HDTV
10. Grilling occasions, briefly : BBQS. It won't be long until the weather's good enough for a barbecue. Or bar-b-q. Or a BBQ!
14. White-and-yellow lily : CALLA. Lovely.
15. Requiem Mass hymn word : IRAE. From the Latin phrase "Dies Irae", Judgement Day.
16. Riga resident : LETT. Alternative to "Latvian". I knew this from the novel "One Day in the life of Ivan Denisovich", the inmate who sold tobacco to Ivan is identified as "The Lett" by Solzhenitzyn.
17. Spanish waters : AGUAS. I had a little moment of wondering how "Mediterranean" or "Bay of Biscay" could be squeezed into five letters, then more rational thoughts prevailed.
20. Maritime special ops force member : NAVY SEAL. An acronym from SEa, Air and Land; the US Navy obviously don't like to be pigeonholed regarding their area of operations.
22. Suez Canal locale : EGYPT. "A man, a plan, a canal - Zeus". No, wait, that's wrong.
26. Ames sch. : I.S.U. Graduates of Iowa State University must repay their loans just like anyone else.
27. Mao's gp. : P.L.A. Zedong's People's Liberation Army.
28. "Boardwalk Empire" airer : HBO. The channel is owned by Home Box Office Inc.
31. Picture problem : BLUR. A Steadicam handily takes care of this issue.
38. Vital artery : AORTA.
40. "Let __ Cry": Hootie & the Blowfish hit : HER. A real ear worm even without me posting a link, but this is a wonderful acoustic version from Darius.
41. Word with bald or sea : EAGLE
45. Sounds of disapproval : TSKS. Can sometimes be heard from this blog if the puzzle doesn't seem up to standard. None of these today, at least not from me.
46. LAX calculation : E.T.A. As usual, I need to wait for the cross to decide whether we're estimating the time of arrival or departure.
47. Jeanne d'Arc, e.g.: Abbr. : STE. St. Joan of Arc, en Français
48. Pick, with "for" : OPT. Can you opt against? You can opt in or opt out, so if you can opt for ...
56. Cover : ALIAS
59. React to an unreasonable boss, perhaps : UNIONIZE. I loved this - I had to fill it letter by letter, even when I had ??IONIZE I still didn't see it.
63. Varnish ingredient : RESIN
64. "__ further reflection ..." : UPON
65. Kaneohe Bay locale : OAHU
66. "__ a Letter to My Love": 1980 film : I SENT. Completely unknown to me, which is rather apt as the original French title is "Chère Inconnue", or "Unknown Darling" in my rough translation.
67. Marketing prefix : TELE
68. M.'s counterpart : MLLE. Another head-scratcher for me. I was on a wild "James Bond" goose chase wondering what code name the Russian intelligence service assigned to their chief until the Monsieur/Mademoiselle penny (centime?) dropped.
69. Hauling team : ASSES. I chuckled when I saw that "hauling asses" could describe the speed at which a sprint team runs.
1. Some hospital procedures : SCANS
2. Bedevil : NAG AT
3. Candy heart message : I LUV U. Hands up who rearranged the contents of the tube so that the object of your affections got the "right one" when you offered them around?
4. Be unsportsmanlike : PLAY DIRTY. Boo!
5. Talks back to : SASSES.
6. Drummer's pair of cymbals : HI-HAT. I think it's hyphenated - we have experts here who will confirm or deny.
7. Waggish : DROLL
8. Skye cap : TAM. A slick way of describing the Scottish hat you'd wear on this particular Hebridean isle.
9. Sign of a winner : VEE. Make sure you hold your palm outwards in the UK if you do this, otherwise you might find yourself sending a quite different message.
10. They may involve rants : BLOGS. Never! Well, not here! Well, not that often here! Next!
11. Flock of quail : BEVY. I never knew this specifically referred to quail. Now I do!
12. Aural hygiene item : Q-TIP. Isn't it borderline illegal now to hold a Q-Tip anywhere near your ear?
13. Editor's mark : STET. More Latin, actually - "let it stand".
19. __ à trois : MENAGE. Absolutely no comment; whatever I say will only get me in trouble.
21. Sufficient, in slang : ENUF. Enuf said 'bout 19D.
24. "Lohengrin," for one : OPERA. Even if you think you know nothing about this Wagner work, you know this.
25. "The Louisville Lip" : ALI. My favorite line from the Champ (before the 1965 Floyd Patterson bout) was "I'll beat him so bad he'll need a shoehorn to put his hat on" and I've still absolutely no idea what it means!
28. Fairy tale baddies : HAGS
29. Con : BILK
30. Horace works : ODES. One of the Latin poets we studied in school.
31. Woods denizen? : BABE. I wanted BEAR first, and couldn't shake the idea for quite some time.
32. Ill-mannered sort : LOUT
33. Celestial bear : URSA. Odd, but the BEAR idea for 31D didn't come from here!
35. "Golly!" : OH GEE. I watched "Fargo" a couple of nights ago, and I think "Oh Gee" accounted for about half the dialog.
36. Friend of Stimpson J. Cat : REN. I never knew that "Stimpy" had a full name - now I do!
37. Fop's characteristic : NATTINESS. What a great word! I vow to use "nattiness" in a sentence today.
39. Court statistic : ASSIST. I went down the legal path first, and with ASS??? was wondering if ASSIZES had something to do with the answer. Considering it's "March Madness" basketball time and I've seen most of the games, I had no excuse.
43. "__ be an honor" : IT'D. It would indeed.
44. Sets of points, in math : LOCI. The plural of "locus". I think it's Latin day today; thank goodness for all those Horace poems we had to translate.
49. Illinois county or its seat : PEORIA. This town has made it onto my bucket list of places to visit simply because of crosswords!
50. Revolutionary general known as Mad Anthony : WAYNE. Complete unknown, crosses all the way for me. I now know that Fort Wayne is named for him.
51. Oscar winner Mercedes : RUEHL. All crosses required! Movies aren't my strong suit as you might gather. Maybe I should watch more HBO and less ESPN.
52. Come after : ENSUE
53. Carpentry tools : VISES. I'd never really considered a vise a tool, more part of the workbench.
54. Cybermag : E-ZINE. Have you noticed that an E-MAG is a cyberzine?
55. Lets out : RENTS. Another giggle for me here - should he let out his pants before he rents them bending over?
56. Border on : ABUT.
57. Easy gait : LOPE. Wolves walk like this - with a lupine lope.
58. Hollywood favorite : IDOL
61. Hebrew day : YOM. I know Yom Kippur; I never knew Yom meant "Day". Now I do!
62. Bud : PAL
And that's it. I'm in Arizona today, and took some photographs of an aloe vera plant (that wonderful crossword staple) which I'll post when I get a convenient excuse. I didn't know it was a cactus - now I do!
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By resetting, do you mean restarting the game? We have tried that. If theres something else, I'm not sure what it is. I will have to ask my brother. I am a n00b, so I'm probably missing something obvious o__o
Ok, so my brother and I were trying to do a co-op game in Portal 2, and on stage 2, level 2, we completed the level and got all the way to where GladOS "violently deconstructs" us after we discover the blueprints. When we got back to the Hub, it had not unlocked the next level. We thought perhaps we had done level one, and selected level 2 again, but it was the same level. Can someone please help us? There are still 4 levels in that stage after level 2, and stage 3 is not unlocked.
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AryaDragonmaster posted a topic in MultimediaI'm curious, how many people out there have heard or seen DragonsAndBeasties' works? She makes the coolest, cutest, most riveting sculptures I have ever seen! If you want to see some of her works, here's a link to her DA page: http://dragonsandbeasties.deviantart.com/ Now, I want all of you who know her or know her now that I have shown you her, to tell me the truth. Is she getting worse? I really, desperately, hope it is just me, but I am afraid the peak of her career was in that one, rainbow, oriental that dropped my jaw and left me gasping for air. Since then, all she has made are mama and baby sculpts, which I say are ruining her. They are no longer cute. Oh, they are still cute, but not as much. She has larger wings now, smaller heads. She is moving over the delicate line between detailed, and realistic, and not towards the good side. I say she is letting herself be commercialized to support her art, when in reality her art is suffering because of it! I would be just as happy to buy a DragonsAndBeasties authentic dice dragon for my mom as a DragonsAndBeasties mama and baby sculpt. In fact, more. Now, tell me. Am I too harsh? I really don't want to sound like I am bashing her. In fact, I may be. I still have the utmost regard for her as a fellow dragon lover as well as a fellow sculptor and amazing artist. I do, however, think it is a pity that she has let herself (in my opinion) be commercialized by this mother's day. I respect DragonsAndBeasties. I do. I could never make that many dragons, with that much detail and awesomemess, all under the pressure of 20,000 fans like me. She still makes some great sculptures, but in my opinion they are not as great as they could be. Maybe she will get better. Maybe she won't. This is the part where I ask your opinion. What do you think about DragonsAndBeasties?


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