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ALTON, Ill. -- Authorities say an unruly mob lured police and firefighters to a housing complex near St. Louis then attacked them with bottle rockets and fireworks.
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Deputy fire chief Mark Harris says the assaults appeared to be intended as entertainment for hundreds of people who gathered at the Oakwood Housing Complex to watch.
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In late October, OneVoice Israel Northern Regional Director Nimrod Barnea woke up at 4 AM to gather OVI staff and activists outside Haifa University. The university does not allow political activity on campus during the first week of classes, so Nimrod and his team scouted out the best spots right off campus in the pre-dawn hours. When the sun finally rose, it shone on an array of OVI banners, which got peace on students' minds even before OVI could engage with them.
"The work that students are doing through OneVoice affects not only their lives, but our entire society's way of life," said Nimrod. "It is inspiring and challenging at the same time."
This marked the beginning of OVI college campus recruitment and events across Israel.
Central Regional Director Dan Shika assembled a team to recruit on different campuses in the Tel Aviv area, including Tel Aviv University, The Academic Institute of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, and Seminar Hakibbutzim.
Dan also led a campaign to petition Bar Ilan University to allow an OVl chapter to operate there. Bar Ilan does not allow a political organization to operate on campus until it has submitted a petition with 100 student signatures. Dan and his team were required to set up 50 feet away from the main entrance, and within a few days met the requirement.
As of November 13, OneVoice's efforts on campuses around Israel resulted in the collection of nearly 300 "Add Your Voice" cards, which are ways for students and members of the public to get more information about OVI and its activities.
OVI organized several opening events on campuses to draw in student activists and increase the movement's visibility. Famous Israeli singer Achinoam 'Noa' Nini was the guest speaker for the opening event at Seminar Hakibbutzim. Noa anchored a round-table discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the work OneVoice is doing to solve it.
Noa at Seminar Hakibbutzim.
"The media will report any drop of blood that happens in Israel, but they will not report on the peaceful things that activist groups such as OneVoice are doing," Noa said.
"We must find a long-term solution and reach the goal of two states for two nations," said one student who attended the event, "and we must stop the frightening rise of radicalism."
The opening event at Tel Aviv University featured guest speaker Nadav Eyal, the Foreign Affairs Editor at Channel 10 News. Fifty students attended the event and Eyal called on them to put pressure on politicians to achieve the change they want to see.
"To reach people we need to address what people need in their everyday life and make them feel hope. To change our reality we need to put massive political pressure on the leaders. It is the only way, and it's our job to do it," Eyal said.
At the Academic Institute of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, a discussion featured Col. (ret.) Miri Eisin, who served in the Israeli intelligence community. Eisin brought her 12-year-old daughter along to the event, illustrating the effect that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has on Israel's youth.
"Get involved with the peace process, no matter how," Eisin said. "Volunteer with OneVoice, or find another way to contribute, but the important thing is to get involved now."
Southern Regional Director Shiran Meir organized a women's panel at Ben Gurion University in Be'er Sheva. Head of the Be'er Sheva Regional Council, Sigal Moran, and former Member of Knesset and Israeli diplomat, Colette Avital, were the featured speakers, and the host was OneVoice Israel Board Member Ady Balderman. Fifty students attended the event.
"Participants told me that the event was interesting and important," said Shiran." Some are skeptical of the peace process, but this event gave them the feeling that there is hope."
Colette Avital shared her perspective on the peace process with the gathered students. "Israel was created because of a small number of people with a strong vision. Support slowly grew around them. Working toward the two-state solution, you may feel like you are in the minority. But keep doing the work, and you will see the support slowly grow around you."
Feature image: Northern Regional Director Dan Shika outside Tel Aviv University.
Above: Women's Panel at Ben Gurion University.
Eric Canosa is a OneVoice Israel Intern.
The land near the village of Beit Oula, north of Hebron, is a hot-bed for Israeli settler attacks and land confiscations. Not long ago, the Israeli government issued permits to take more than 1,500 dunams of agricultural land from the area, making the majority of those lands fully isolated behind the wall on the Israeli side.
To combat this and assert Palestinian rights to their own land, OneVoice Palestine (OVP) and 150 youth activists and community members made a powerful statement on November 15, planting 200 olive trees to protest the confiscation and expansion of settlements.
Due to security concerns, OVP staff discussed canceling the event, but decided to carry on with the activity to emphasize the importance of non-violent activism and promote popular peaceful resistance among young Palestinians. Safety was paramount during the activity.
"Nothing can stop us from dreaming of establishing our state on the 1967 borders," said Fayez. "We will continue the struggle to achieve our dream of self-determination."
Samer Makhlouf, Executive Director of OVP, added that the initiative comes several days after the passing of the late Palestinian President, Yasser Arafat.
"The declaration of independence represents a quantum leap in the struggle of Palestinians against the occupation and has put Palestine on the world's map," said Makhlouf. "It emphasizes our legitimate rights of liberation, dignity, and self-determination. This activity is a clear message from the Palestinian youth that the occupation must not remain cheap and Israel must pay the price of freedom as our people continue the legitimate struggle to achieve the dream of an independent Palestinian state."
For many young volunteers, the initiative made a huge impact. OVP's youth leader Ahmad from Halhoul village was very excited to be part of a community that supports non-violent activism.
"I am glad I showed up today," said Ahmad, "because being here with all these people from different religions and backgrounds shows that we are on the right track toward ending the occupation."
The activity also brought the local farming community closer with OVP's activists. Youth leaders and staff members shared stories with the farmers about the land and the harvest season. The farmers were grateful for our help. They thanked us and wished we will visit more often, and OVP promised it will.
It was clear that this experience will remain in the hearts of our youth leaders for days to come. While the small group of volunteers from Hebron who, despite their concerns, marched with OVP that day, the truth remains: OVP faces its biggest challenge to promote non-violent activism since the recent Israeli war in Gaza. What lies ahead will take courage, determination, and just the right amount of hope.
What is the economic cost of Israel's conflict with Palestine and the larger Arab world? Can the Israeli economy – and society – survive the bloated defense budget, the flow of funds toward settlements, and the increasingly significant blows to Israel's image on the world stage as a result of the ongoing occupation?
These were the central questions at OneVoice Israel's "Peace Pays Off?" conference at the Einav Center in Tel Aviv on Thursday, November 13.
Over 500 Israelis packed the auditorium to hear political heavyweights like Minister of Justice Tzipi Livni, Opposition Leader Isaac Herzog, and former Shin Bet chief Yaacov Peri speak to these pressing issues. Mohammed Darawshe, OneVoice Co-Founder and Director Planning, Equality and Shared Society at Givat Haviva; U.S. Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro; Meretz Leader MK Zehava Galon; journalists Ben Caspit and Narhum Barnea; and many others also spoke.
"We are isolated and cut off," Livni told Barnea. "I used to think investing in settlements and in the periphery doesn't contradict – I was wrong. Money for settlements at the expense of developing towns is throwing money in the trash. We must create a process to decrease flames and go back into dialogue and negotiations with the Arab world and with the Palestinians."
Livni's statement complemented the presentation by the AIX Group, a joint Israeli-Palestinian think tank, which revealed its new findings that the conflict costs Israel between 7% and 13% of its GDP and that 15% of Israelis' income is spent on security.
OVI Executive Director Polly Bronstein summed up the conference: "There is no short cut: the conflict is costing us a fortune, both economically and socially, and until we resolve it, we can never be the exemplar-state we want to be."
Behind the scenes, in the lobby, and throughout the Einav Center's halls, OVI staff, activists, and volunteers mingled with the public and spoke to OVI's current initiatives, such as "Peace Pays Off at Home," "Peace Pays Off at the Bar," and the Knesset Fellowship Program. OneVoice activists Shay Gal and Michal Katoshevski called for conference attendees to join the movement by participating in an event in their community.
It was clear that some people came in support of peace but were unsure about the peace process, exemplifying the skepticism that is pervasive on both sides of the Green Line. "Can we trust the Arabs to build a stable democracy?" wondered a local man from Tel Aviv. "I just don't know."
Despite this uncertainty, vibes of positivity flowed from many attendees.
"It's refreshing to hear people speaking so sanely about the conflict," said Adit from Tel Aviv. "I'm so happy I came," said another attendee. "I feel inspired. I'm staying for the second half of the conference, and I want to learn more about how I can get involved with OneVoice. I would definitely come to another conference like this."
"Even though I find myself on the verge of despair sometimes, I won't give up no matter what," said OneVoice activist Ataret Horowitz. "One of the most important things is my passion for OneVoice. I hope that living as an advocate for the cause of peace will inspire others to take a stand."
The conference presented a much needed message to the Israeli public: that peace pays off, both financially and ethically. Attendees left galvanized toward the cause of peace and with practical ideas about how they can support the two-state solution between Palestine and Israel.
"It's been hard work," said Anat Goichman, Jerusalem Regional Director, "but I think the event was a great success. A lot of people came out and showed a lot of interest in the conference and in OneVoice. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes out of this."
For more images from the conference, please see our gallery or Facebook pages.
OneVoice Israel recruitment booth outside the Einav center.
Tzipi Livni talks settlements with Narhum Barnea.
Peri and Caspit speak to the economics of peace.
Packed house at the Einav Center.
OVI staff, volunteers, and activists working the conference.
Eric Canosa is a OneVoice Israel intern.
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It is simultaneously a very difficult and important time for OneVoice - when hopes for peace look slim, our work is most needed. We are better positioned than any other organization to make this happen due to our unique parallel structure, and we will not be deterred by the recent escalation in violence.
Ezzeldeen Masri, Executive Director of OneVoice Gaza spoke these words during the October 15-24 OneVoice Europe autumn tour. He and Tal Harris, Former Director of OneVoice Israel met with 334 people at nearly 30 events and meetings to outline the difficulties they encounter in their respective societies and what OneVoice is doing to push forward a two-state solution and an end to conflict.
Two of the biggest events came from the Jewish and Muslim communities. Alyth Synagogue in North West London brought 104 guests on October 19, and the House of Lords' Conservative Muslim Forum, where we could only offer seats to 65 of the 105 people who had applied, took place the next day.
At the House of Lords, Lord (Mohamed) Sheikh, one of Britain's most senior Muslim political figures, spoke about his long time support for OneVoice. He was joined by Lord (Andrew) Stone, Lord (Raymond) Hylton, and MP Gavin Barwell. All stressed the need to act promptly otherwise the viability of a two-state solution is in danger of slipping away.
Tal described his own journey to becoming an activist. Carrying books back to the university library in Tel Aviv one day, he saw a OneVoice poster that asked: 'what are you willing to do to end the conflict?' Tal attended a seminar and went on to make the movement his career. The more visible options for nonviolence, the greater their potential to reach someone who can act on them.
Ezz spoke about his experiences in Gaza during past conflicts that have killed many of his family members and friends. He described confronting Hamas members on his property and his fears about his diabetic son's insulin supplies running out during periods of war this past summer.
Ezz's story showed how difficult the compromises that have to be made are, and is testament to the bravery of activists who continue their work in such emotionally fraught situations. Ezz described how his mother initially found it difficult to accept that he was advocating not the "right to return" that she believed in, but right for refugees to be re-housed within Palestine's own borders when it becomes a state. It took her some time to accept his point of view, but she is now a strong supporter of both OneVoice and the two-state solution. Peace means compromise and it requires great patience.
The renewed clashes in Jerusalem and across Israel and Palestine once again prove that individual actions can have a very negative influence on a very tense situation.
And yet, our brave Israeli and Palestinian activists are working to promote nonviolence. Collectively, their efforts can motivate their peers and wider groups of people to push their leaders to reach agreement on lasting peace through two states.
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The next 6 weeks provide us with a HUGE opportunity to sustain our vital work of mobilizing everyday Israelis and Palestinians to challenge conventional wisdom that a two-state solution is unachievable.
For the second year, we are honored to participate in the Skoll Social Entrepreneurs Challenge. The Challenge is a fundraising campaign on Crowdrise launched by the Skoll Foundation in partnership with The Huffington Post, and we are competing against other organizations—and racing against the clock—to raise funds and secure matching prize funding from the competition.
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Like many 20 and 30 somethings, young Israelis are frequent patrons of the after-work social scene. It is a casual environment where they can discuss anything and everything.
And that extends to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. As part of OneVoice Israel's mission to reach young Israeli centrists, the message of a two-state solution can now be heard in happy hour conversations around the country.
OVI's first "Peace Pays Off at the Bar" - an expansion of "Peace, It Also Pays Off!" - took place at Tel Aviv's The Little Prince on October 6. Over 70 young professionals packed bar to hear Col. (Ret.) Miri Eisin, a former Israeli communications officer, speak to the UN General Assembly speeches by Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Israeli relations with the Palestinians, and the media's portrayal of the conflict. Each "Peace Pays Off at the Bar" event will feature an expert speaker to kick off the conversation.
Col. Eisin encouraged Israelis to learn about the other side's perspective of the conflict, saying that "it's possible to achieve a peace agreement, even though there is a lack of faith between the two parties, as long as you learn the other side's narrative."
Dan Shika, OVI's new central regional director and organizer of the event, was fired up with the turnout and the speaker, particularly Col. Eisin's speech on the Israeli flag.
"[Col. Eisin] asked everyone what the Israeli flag meant to the Israeli people. Then she asked the crowd about what they thought their Arab neighbors perceived the Israeli flag to represent, and her response surprised many people, including me.
"She said a lot of Arabs, including Palestinians, see the Israeli flag as a symbol of Israel's aspiration to colonize the Middle East between the Tigris, Euphrates, and the Nile – to become the historic Kingdom of Israel. Obliviously it's not true, but the analogy works to help one look at the conflict from a view other than your own, which was the point of the discussion."
Dan said that everyone in attendance enjoyed the event, so much so that more are planned in the near future, at bars and in activists' homes for "Peace Pays Off at Home" socials.
Aaron Pilcher is OneVoice Israel's Fall 2014 intern.
Col. (Ret.) Eisin at The Little Prince, Oct. 6, 2014.
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B. ferrous sulfate (Feosol) or vitamin B12 (Rubramin). C. folate (Folvite) or iron dextran (Imferon). D. ferrous sulfate (Feosol) or iron-dextran (Imferon). E. erythropoietin (Epogen) and myeloid growth factors. 951-86 Constipation, diarrhea, nausea, and/or epigastric pain are common side effects of A. folic acid (Folvite). B. ferrous sulfate (Feosol). C. vitamin B12 (hydroxocobalamin, Rubramin). D. riboflavin (vitamin B2). E. pyridoxine (vitamin B6). 981-2. Acute poisoning especially in children who ingest large quantities of ferrous sulfate can be counteracted with A. vitamin B12. B. iron dextran (Imferon). C. erythropoietin (Epogen). D. Interleukin-3 (a myeloid growth factor). E. deferoxamine (Desferal). 971-3 The antidote for iron (ferrous sulfate) poisoning is A. intravenous ammonium citrate. B. combination folic acid with deferoxamine (Desferal) to enhance chelating. C. deferoxamine (Desferal) alone. D. deferoxamine (Desferal) plus potassium ions to replace potassium lost by chelation with deferoxamine. E. deferoxamine plus iron-dextran to maintain blood levels of iron. 981-3. Certain anticonvulsant drugs (phenytoin, phenobarbital), trimethoprim, methotrexate and ethanol can all interfere with the metabolism and/or absorption of A. vitamin B12 (Rubramin). B. folic acid (Folvite). C. deferoxamine (Desferal). 2 D. erythropoietin (Epogen). E. various myeloid growth factors (G-CSF, M-CSF, GM-CSF). 951-87 Anticonvulsive drugs (phenytoin, phenobarbital) and the antibacterial agent trimethoprim may lead to A. folate deficiency. B. iron deficiency. C. methionine deficiency. D. homocysteine deficiency. E. cobalamine (vitamin B12) deficiency. 971-2. Megaloblastic anemia should be therapeutically treated with A. both ferrous sulfate (Feosol) and vitamin B12 (Rubramin). B. both folic acid (Folvite) and vitamin B12 (Rubramin) simultaneously. C. iron-dextran (Imferon). D. either folic acid (Folvite) or vitamin B12 (Rubramin) depending upon the etiology of the deficiency. E. homocysteine which bypasses the potential methionine deficiency 961-53 The following vitamins and their respective deficieny disease/pathology include all of the following EXCEPT: A. thiamine: beriberi. B. nicotinic acid: pellagra. C. ascorbic acid: scurvy. D. vitamin A: night blindness (nyctalopia). E. vitamin K: impaired reproduction. 971-92 High in egg yolk/liver; deficiency produces night blindness. A. Thiamine (B1) B. Riboflavin (B2) C. Nicotinic acid (B3) D. Pyridoxine (B6) E. Vitamin A 981-5. A deficiency of which of the following vitamins is associated with keratinization of the epithelium particularly in the eye and skin. A. Vitamin A B. Vitamin K C. Vitamin E D. Riboflavin (vitamin B2) E. Nicotinic acid (vitamin B3) 951-88 Thiamine deficiency may lead to A. angular stomatitis (lesions at the corner of the mouth). B. vasodilation (flushing). C. scurvy. D. pellagra. E. beriberi. 981-7. Effects associated with the deficiency of this vitamin are: 1) an increase in blood pyruvic acid and lactic acid, 2) reduction in red blood cell transketolase, 3) neurologic lesions (peripheral neuritis, Wernicke encephalopathy), 4) cardiac lesions, and 5) nystagmus and diplopia. This vitamin is A. ascorbic acid (vitamin C). B. biotin (vitamin H). C. thiamine (vitamin B1). D. pyridoxine (vitamin B6). E. nicotinic acid (vitamin B3). 3 971-90 Deficiency produces a polyneuritis/peripheral neuritis and cardiovascular symptoms. A. Thiamine (B1) B. Riboflavin (B2) C. Nicotinic acid (B3) D. Pyridoxine (B6) E. Vitamin A 981-6. One of the side effects associated with this vitamin is flushing of the skin (vasodilation). This vitamin is A. pyridoxine (vitamin B6). B. pantothenic acid (vitamin B5). C. niacin (vitamin B3). D. riboflavin (vitamin B2). E. ascorbic acid (vitamin C). 971-91 Component of FMN/FAD; deficiency produces an angular stomatitis, glossitis, and dermatitis. A. Thiamine (B1) B. Riboflavin (B2) C. Nicotinic acid (B3) D. Pyridoxine (B6) E. Vitamin A 971-89 Deficiency produces pellagra (dermatitis/diarrhea/dementia). A. Thiamine (B1) B. Riboflavin (B2) C. Nicotinic acid (B3) D. Pyridoxine (B6) E. Vitamin A 951-84 Isoniazid, cycloserine, and penicillamine potentially may induce vitamin X deficiency. Vitamin X is A. vitamin B6 (pyridoxine). B. vitamin B3 (nicotinic acid). C. vitamin B1 (thiamine). D. vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid). E. vitamin C (ascorbic acid). 961-50 Isoniazid (INH) interferes with which of the following vitamins? A. Pyridoxine (B6) B. Riboflavin (B2) C. Thiamine (B1) D. Nicotinic acid (B3) E. Pantothenic acid (B5) 981-8. Certain drugs such as isoniazid, cycloserine, penicillamine and hydralazine may induce a vitamin or mineral deficiency. The vitamin or mineral affected by these drugs is A. panthothenic acid (vitamin B5). B. pyridoxine (vitamin B6). C. vitamin K. D. vitamin C. E. selenium. 971-93 Skin pathology/CNS pathology - convulsions in infants; may be induced by isoniazid. A. Thiamine (B1) B. Riboflavin (B2) C. Nicotinic acid (B3) D. Pyridoxine (B6) E. Vitamin A 4 961-48 Vitamin B12 has all of the following characteristics EXCEPT: A. It is a cobalt-containing compound. B. It is synthesized by bacterial flora in the colon. C. It is preferentially stored in the bone marrow. D. It is required for myelin maintenance. E. It is absorbed with the aid of intrinsic factor. 971-41 Only a few drugs are currently approved for use in the treatment of chronic alcohol dependence. One such drug is disulfiram. Another such drug is A. methanol. B. morphine. C. atropine. D. prednisone. E. naloxone. 961-49 Vitamin B12 deficiency may result from A. kidney disease. B. liver disese. C. fish tapeworm infestation. D. urinary tract infection. E. use of anticonvulsant drugs. 971-4 If your patient is vitamin B12 deficient, which statement is FALSE? A. 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Under a grey and threatening sky, rain changed to snow right on schedule late this Tuesday afternoon and evening. Fortunately, it is a wet melting snow for high school hoops fans who are attending sectional playoff games. That trend should last until after 10 PM.
Aided by an increasing and blustery hawk (a hawk is a cold wind from the NW as defined by longshoreman on the Delaware River in Philadelphia where my brother worked many years), cold arctic air is arriving this Tuesday night assuring us of a sub-freezing and sometimes snowy hump day ahead.
Since I do not expect temperatures to reach the critical 20s until after midnight, evening accumulations will be on grass and car tops not roads. After the witching hour though, that will change as snow sticks and makes roads slick before dawn.
OK, as for accumulations, last night's thoughts are on track. I mentioned then that more 2 inch amounts west toward Portsmouth and Vanceburg and more 4 inch amounts east toward say Whitesville and Chelyan would be common. That would leave most in the 2 or 3 inch category. That still looks real good though with squalls setting up on Wednesday, my gut says we will see a wider range with some unlucky regions in Southern Ohio getting an inch at the expense of intense snow bands in the Coalfields where snow may measure a half a foot by sunrise Thursday. Call it a battle of the haves versus the have nots.
As for WSAZ Sunrise with Rob, Melanie and Marina, I expect a ton of school delays and closings so check with them beginning at 5 AM for the latest.
Marina will have her hands filled tracking where the heaviest snow bands set up. Meanwhile, "polar" meteorologist Josh Fitzpatrick has the frigid assignment of handling outdoor duties in the snow in Huntington, while the dynamic Chris Olsen works Virginia Street in Charleston.
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To recap, as of 9 PM on this wet snowy evening, I expect temperatures to be deep down in the 20s for the morning rush hour, so travel figures to be slick on untreated secondary roads while main roads will trend slushy depending on where you live.
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Members of the community also gathered to hear NAACP chapter president Dr. Rick Turner give a message entitled 'The State of African American Affairs in the Albemarle and Charlottesville Community.'
Turner says that African Americans need to take more action in becoming involved within their community.
"I think that if we are successful in becoming involved with the schools, with parents, with our community, we will solve a major part of our problem," said Dr. Turner.
He also says that to create change, blacks need to become more politically aware, not only by registering, but voting in all elections.
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Villa Jacqui, El Torcal
Villa | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 8
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Private and fully enclosed villa on the El Torcal National Park in Andalusia. It is in a small hamlet which has two shops and a bar.
The villa has a large eight by four metre solar heated pool, which is securely enclosed.
The villa is fully equipped and is child friendly, as we have been taking our daughter since she was ten weeks old.
The villa is in an old olive grove and has patios on different levels, some shaded, and the gardens have various fruit trees and lots of flowers and herbs (bay, parsley, mint, oregano, basil and thyme).
There is also a veg garden, all of what is growing is for your use whilst you are there,including the fruit (lemons, oranges,apples grapes, nectarines, almonds, plums and pomegranate)
Also outside is a gas stove and barbeque.
To the very back of the garden is a chicken run, so you get free eggs as well!
In the winter there is a log fire, ideal for jacket potatoes!
There is a lot of marked walks directly from the villa, with information signage informing you of the various wildlife and history of the area, El Torcal is amazing.
Within a few minutes walk there is a large, safe, play area. It has Tennis, table tennis, basket ball, football and swings/slides etc.
Twenty minutes drive away is Lobo Park, a wolf and wildlife centre.
Andalusia`s ancient capital, Antequera, is 20km away, a wealth of History, Castles, museums and, of course, shops, bars and restaurants. There is usually a festival of some kind on and they are great fun, usually free.
|Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms
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|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Wheelchair users
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (4), Double beds (1), Cots (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
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This was such a great holiday! The villa is well furnished and spacious with beautiful grounds and a well-kept terrace area around the pool. It is located in a stunning area of Spain, that is secluded enough to make you feel as though you are getting away from it all, whilst only being a few minutes drive from shops, bars and supermarkets. Inside, there are leaflets, brochures and written notes explaining a wide variety of places to visit in the local area. We were happy to be lazy and stay by the pool for the week, but there was plenty of choice should we have wanted to venture out. From the moment we booked, the owner, Martyn, made the whole process incredibly easy. He was kind enough to arrange a rental car for us, as well as ensuring we had basic groceries waiting for us when we arrived. His extra effort was impressive and much appreciated. An excellent holiday all round!
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Selected Publications
Vertical Integration and Input Flows
Atalay, Enghin, Hortacsu, Ali, and Syverson, Chad. 2014. American Economic Review, 104(4):1120-48.
Price Setting With Menu Cost for Multiproduct Firms
Alvarez, Fernando and Lippi, Francesco. 2014. Econometrica, 82(1):89–135.
On the Testability of Identification in Some Nonparametric Models With Endogeneity
Canay, Ivan A., Santos, Andres, and Shaikh, Azeem M. 2013. Econometrica, 81(6):2535–2559.
Toward an Understanding of Learning by Doing: Evidence from an Automobile Assembly Plant
Steven D. Levitt, John A. List, and Chad Syverson, 2013. Journal of Political Economy, 121(4):643-81.
Glass-Steagall: A Requiem
Lucas, Robert E. 2013. American Economic Review, 103(3): 43-47.
Benefit Cost Analysis for Financial Regulation
Posner, Eric, and E. Glen Weyl. 2013. American Economic Review, 103(3): 393-97.
Testing for Racial Differences in the Mental Ability of Young Children
Fryer, Roland G., and Steven D. Levitt. 2013. American Economic Review, 103(2): 981-1005.
The Importance of Being Marginal: Gender Differences in Generosity
DellaVigna, Stefano, John A. List, Ulrike Malmendier, and Gautam Rao. 2013. American Economic Review, 103(3): 586-590.
The 2007 Subprime Market Crisis Through the Lens of European Central Bank Auctions for Short-Term Funds
Cassola, Nuno, Ali Hortacsu, and Jakub Kastl. 2013. Econometrica, 81(4): 1309-1345.
Pass-Through as an Economic Tool: Principles of Incidence under Imperfect Competition
Weyl, E. Glen and Michal Fabinger. 2013. Journal of Political Economy, 121(3): 528-583.
Market Power Screens Willingness-to-Pay
Weyl, E. Glen and Jean Tirole. 2012. Quarterly Journal of Economics, 127(4): 1971-2003.
A Model of Moral-Hazard Credit Cycles
Myerson, Roger. 2012. Journal of Political Economy, 120(5): 847-78.
Pay for Percentile
Barlevy, Gadi, and Derek Neal. 2012. American Economic Review, 102(5): 1805-1831.
Valuing Dealers' Informational Advantage: A Study of Canadian Treasury Auctions
Hortacsu, Ali and Jakub Kastl. 2012. Econometrica, 80(6): 2511-42.
Durable Consumption and Asset Management with Transaction and Observation Costs
Alvarez, Fernando, Luigi Guiso, and Francesco Lippi. 2012. American Economic Review, 102(5): 2272-2300.
Testing Models of Consumer Search Using Data on Web Browsing and Purchasing Behavior
De Los Santos, Babur, Hortacsu, Ali, and Matthijis R. Wildenbeest. 2012. American Economics Review, 102(6): 2955-80.
Testing for Altruism and Social Pressure in Charitable Giving
DellaVigna, Stefano, John A. List, and Ulrike Malmendier. 2012. The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 127(1): 1-56.
On the Asymptotic Optimality of Empirical Likelihood for Testing Moment Restrictions
Kitamura, Yuichi, Andres Santos, and Azeem M. Shaikh. 2012. Econometrica, 80(1): 413-23.
Stakes Matter in Ultimatum Games
Andersen, Steffen, Seda Ertaç, Uri Gneezy, Moshe Hoffman, and John A. List. 2011. American Economic Review, 101(7): 3427–39.
Optimal Price Setting With Observation and Menu Costs
Alvarez, Fernando E., Francesco Lippi, and Luigi Paciello. 2011. The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 126(4): 1909-1960.
Estimating Marginal Returns to Education
Carneiro, Pedro, James J. Heckman, and Edward J. Vytlacil. 2011. American Economic Review, 101(6): 2754–81.
Tilburg University Honors John List
Department of Economics chair Professor John List has been awarded an honorary doctorate by Tilburg University. In his Nov. 20th keynote lecture at the university's Dies Natalis anniversary celebration, List described how his research helps explain why people do what they do in everyday situations - and how incentives can change their behavior. Tilburg University calls him "a true pioneer in experimental field research," whose innovative work has "finally made it possible to test behavioral economic theory in everyday practice...He has raised this research area to a higher level with his originality, expertise, and impact, and he is an inspiration to many."
UChicago Fed Challenge Team Advances to National Championship
Our congratulations to UChicago's Fed Challenge team, winner of this year's district competition held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago on November 10. This year the University of Chicago, Northwestern, University of Michigan and 13 other Midwest schools sent undergraduate teams to present and defend monetary proposal policies before a panel of Fed economists. UChicago's team - Economics majors Basil Halperin, Joe Mihm, Kayla Reinherz, and Allan Zhang, with faculty adviser and coach Kotaro Yoshida - will travel to Washington, DC to compete in the National Fed Challenge at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors on December 2.
Sonnenschein Gives Landmark Aims of Education Address
Hugo Sonnenschein, Adam Smith Distinguished Service Professor and President Emeritus, gave the Aims of Education address on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 to the incoming Class of 2018. Read full story »
Myerson on Prosperity Through Networks and Trust
Speaking at the Old Mutual meetings in Harare, Zimbabwe, Nobel Laureate Roger Myerson challenged that nation's government and business leaders to form deeper networks and build trust as a means to economic prosperity. Read the full article, and the text of Myerson's talk, "Democratic Decentralization and Development," [PDF] here.
Introducing the Saieh Hall for Economics
In recognition of University Trustee Alvaro Saieh's (AM'76, PhD'80) generous contribution to the renovation and adaptive reuse of 5757 South University Ave., the iconic structure has been named the Saieh Hall for Economics. Read full story »
Doti: Remembering Gary Becker's Contributions
Chapman University president Prof. James L. Doti shares his memories and offers a tribute to his former professor in this recent Orange County Register news article.
Economics Welcomes New Faculty: Brooks, Lamadon
We are pleased to announce that Benjamin Brooks (Princeton) and Thibaut Lamadon (UCL) will be joining us as Assistant Professors in the Department of Economics and the College. Read full story »


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