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Keeping himself in primo physical condition, David Beckham was spotted taking an early morning run in Carson, California yesterday (August 19).
Joined by some LA Galaxy teammates, the English soccer stud looked handsome in his official team uniform, especially considering his quick comeback from a torn Achilles' tendon earlier this year.
Taking care of his growling tummy, David Beckham was spotted stopping into La Esquina restaurant in New York City last Thursday (August 12).
The English soccer stud looked a bit serious as he entered the Manhattan eatery for a quick dinner, perhaps perturbed by Fabio Capello's remarks that he was not needed by the English squad and was a bit too old.
Making for another memorable year, the 2010 Teen Choice Awards took place in Universal City, California on Sunday (August 8).
Held at the Gibson Amphitheatre, Katy Perry tended to hosting duties with help from the guys of "Glee," including Chris Coifer, Kevin McHale, Cory Monteith and Mark Salling.
He's already mastered the sports and merchandising world, and now David Beckham is looking into opening his own pub.
The English soccer stud plans to open The Queen Vic (named after his wife Victoria) along with his TV chef pal Gordon Ramsay.
He's an icon in both sports and style, and now David Beckham is gearing up to release his own collection of men's suits.
The English soccer stud is joining his wife Victoria in the fashion design realm, making it possible for men all over the world to dress just like him.
They're always up for a good time and last night (July 28) David and Victoria Beckham were spotted at Kelly Hoppens' birthday party.
The English soccer stud and his former Spice Girl both looked snazzy as they arrived at the "Come Dine with Me" soiree to find paparazzi eagerly waiting for them.
Getting in some all important father-son bonding, David Beckham and his boy Brooklyn were spotted arriving at Heathrow International Airport today (July 2).
The English soccer stud and his son looked to be in good spirits as they strolled through the terminal and headed for a chauffeured car.
He's always up to something, and earlier today (June 29) David Beckham was spotted arriving at the Nice, France airport.
The English soccer stud looked a bit tired as he made his way through the terminal, sporting a black top with black trousers and black sneakers.
They're always up for a social engagement, and this past Saturday (May 29) David and Victoria Beckham were spotted Kingston Rossdale's birthday party in Beverly Hills.
The English soccer stud and his Posh wife looked to be having a marvelous time, though Victoria's short dress proved to be a challenge when it came to maintaining her modesty while sitting down.
Despite the massive rumors that her marriage is less about love and more about making money, Victoria Beckham has spoken out to say things are wonderful in her household.
Posh told press that her marriage to David Beckham is "absolutely not a business arrangement," and that their family is loving and genuine.
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text: welfare Michigan lawmakers' latest efforts are a politically motivated attack on the poor By Jack Lessenberry • Mar 25, 2014 Listen Listening... / 3:00 Well, here's some news you've been waiting for. Two bills may soon be on the governor's desk requiring suspicion-based drug testing for welfare recipients. The Michigan Senate has approved both, the House has passed one, and the odds are that they will smooth out any differences and send them on to the governor. Signing them would be the sort of thing politicians do in an election year. Indeed, it would make lots of people happy. Just think of all those lazy welfare chiselers, using our hard-earned taxpayer dollars to get high. Lessenberry talks bills to penalize drug users, gay marriage and Bernard Kilpatrick By Jack Lessenberry & Rina Miller • Oct 19, 2013 Lester Graham / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 2:48 Week in Review interview for 10/19/13 In This Week in Review, Weekend Edition host Rina Miller and political analyst Jack Lessenberry discuss bills in Lansing to penalize poor people who use drugs, a delay in the decision over gay marriage, and the sentencing of Bernard Kilpatrick. More of us are on welfare than we think By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 3, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:00 Essay for 9/3/13 During the debate on Medicaid expansion, one of the program's biggest foes said something worth consideration. State Senator Patrick Colbeck of Canton is a Tea Party favorite who is about as firmly anti-government as anybody. Especially, that is, when it comes to the federal government. Colbeck firmly opposes any tax increases for any reason, including fixing our roads. He not only wanted to stop extending Medicaid, he wanted to get the state out of that federal program altogether. He proposed a state-financed version that would cost the state more and insure fewer people. Even most of his fellow Republicans voted against that. But one of Colbeck's objections is worth thinking about. Of Medicaid expansion, he said, "If this goes into effect, 30 percent of our population is going to be on Medicaid, and then 70 percent is going to be paying for 30 percent." Indeed, that is a version of the nightmare that has haunted conservatives for decades: That our nation is becoming a place where a shrinking group of hard-working, self-sufficient Americans are cruelly taxed to support a huge parasite class. Welfare caseworkers head to the factory By Dustin Dwyer • Jul 22, 2013 Dustin Dwyer In 1998, Amy Valderas was a single mom with three kids, all under the age of seven. She had no work experience, and lived with her sister. So she went to sign up for government assistance. But instead of welfare benefits, she got a job offer. "I was very hesitant at first," she says. "Because I was always with my kids, and I was worried about transportation, daycare, all kinds of stuff, you know." But she took the job anyway. Soon she was working 12-hour days on the factory floor, and coming in on weekends. She thought about quitting. No more welfare for dead people: Snyder cracks down on fraud By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 6, 2013 Governor Rick Snyder has signed a new law (House Bill 4042) to ensure that dead people and incarcerated citizens are not eligible for Michigan's Bridge Card food assistance program. The Department of Human Services already has policies to ensure that those who are not eligible (example: dead people and those incarcerated) do not receive aid. But House Bill 4042 makes the policy a law. New bill could be bad news for medical marijuana patients By Stateside Staff • Jun 4, 2013 USFWS Listen Listening... / 3:30 A report by Jake Neher. State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow suspicion-based drug testing as a condition of welfare in Michigan. People on cash assistance could lose their benefits if they test positive for an illegal substance. As Michigan Public Radio's Jake Neher reported, it's not clear how the bill would affect medical marijuana patients. To listen to the full story, click the audio above. Stateside for Tuesday, May 7th, 2013 By Stateside Staff • May 8, 2013 Listen Listening... / 55:13 On today's show: The U.S. Senate seat is open in Michigan come 2014. It's just sitting there for the taking. So, just who will take over the job opening after Carl Levin's retirement? We'll speak with Congressman Gary Peters - Democrat - who has announced that he wants the job - and, we'll speak with a Republican strategist about why Republicans have yet to jump in the race. Just what does it mean for the GOP's chances if a candidate takes too long to announce?And, then, later in the hour: a conversation with the music director of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Maestro Leonard Slatkin. He's in New York as the DSO plays Carnegie Hall.But first we go to Lansing where we've been following a bill that's working its way through the State Legislature.The legislation would require people getting welfare benefits to pass a drug test in order to receive those benefits. The substance abuse screening would be required if there's "reasonable suspicion" that the person is using illegal drugs. State Representative Jeff Farrington (R-Utica) sponsored the bill in the House. He says the government should not pay for people's drug habits. A promising model to help people keep their jobs, and break the cycle of poverty By Dustin Dwyer • May 8, 2013 Dustin Dwyer Today, on State of Opportunity, I report on a unique program that started more than a decade ago at Cascade Engineering in Grand Rapids. The initial idea was to help lift people out of poverty with the promise of a stable job. Executives noticed the company had high turnover rates for entry-level job positions, and many of the people in these entry-level jobs were cycling on and off of state assistance. The goal was to fix the turnover problem and end the cycle of dependence at the same time. Michigan moving closer to drug testing welfare recipients By Stateside Staff • May 7, 2013 user publik15 / Flickr Listen Listening... / 10:07 We've been following a bill that's now working its way through the State Legislature. The House has already said "yes" and passed it. Now it's on to the Senate. In short: the legislation would require people getting welfare to pass a drug test in order to receive benefits. The substance abuse screening would be required if there's "reasonable suspicion" that the person is using illegal drugs. Representative Jeff Farrington (R-Utica) sponsored the bill in the House saying the government should not pay for people's drug habits. "People are tired of applicants getting welfare payments when they're using them for illegal drug use," said Farrington. "We want to make sure that they get on the right track, they receive their treatment going forward and they get on the right path to success."Supporters of the bill say only people who test positive would have to pay for the cost of the drug test. Critics say suspicion-based drug testing demonizes the poor and unfairly hurts children of addicts. Melissa Smith is a senior policy analyst with the Michigan League for Human Services. She researched the effectiveness of these welfare drug testing programs and she joins us now from Lansing.She analyzed how "suspicion-based drug testing" is working in other states and shares what she found with us. What she found? A lot of money is wasted on these programs and not a lot is accomplished. Listen to the full-interview above. Bills to revoke welfare based on drug testing and school absences clear state House By Jake Neher • May 1, 2013 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A pair of bills that would revoke welfare benefits from some Michigan families has cleared the state House. The legislation has support on both sides of the aisle. One bill would let the state cut cash assistance payments to families with kids who persistently miss school. The state Department of Human Services is already doing this – the bill would make the policy state law. Many Republicans and Democrats say it's a good way to promote school attendance in poor areas. But Democratic Representative Jeff Irwin is worried some abusive parents might be keeping their kids out of school to avoid getting turned in to the authorities. In this morning's headlines: Flooding, welfare targeted bills, Lansing marathon By Emily Fox • Apr 22, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Grand River crests in Grand Rapids, thousands evacuated from flooding The Grand River has crested in Grand Rapids. As Lindsey Smith reports, "Grand Rapids remains under a state of emergency because of significant damage to a number of buildings in the downtown area [from the flooding]. It's estimated around 1,000 residents in mid and west Michigan have been evacuated from their homes." Bills that target welfare recipients being considered in the state House "Low-income Michigan families would have to take drug tests and make sure their children don't miss too much school to qualify for some welfare benefits, under legislation in the state House," the Associated Press reports. Flooding, Boston bombings and freezing temperatures didn't stop Lansing marathon "Sub-freezing temperatures, tight security and a course rerouted to avoid a flooded section of the Lansing River Trail all failed to stop the Lansing Marathon. Lansing's temperature stood at 28 degrees at the race's 8 a.m. start yesterday as participants honored the victims of last Monday's Boston Marathon bombing," the Associated Press reports. The week in review: lowering auto insurance, drug testing the poor, immigration protests By Jack Lessenberry & Rina Miller • Apr 20, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 2:54 Week in review interview for 4/19/13 This week in review, Rina Miller and Jack Lessenberry discuss the possible plan to lower auto insurance rates in the state, a bill to require drug tests for welfare recipients, and the arrests made at the University of Michigan over immigration protests. Welfare drug testing bill moves forward in the State House By Stateside Staff • Apr 18, 2013 Lester Graham / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 9:34 Some controversial legislation is moving forward in the State House. Under a bill approved yesterday by a State House panel - the Families, Children and Seniors Committee - Michigan would begin suspicion-based drug-testing of people who receive welfare benefits. The legislation would allow the state to take away the benefits from people who test positive for drugs.Under the measure, the drug testing program would go through a one-year trial period before being made permanent. Republican Representative Jeff Farrington introduced the legislation. He says the government should not pay for people's drug habits. "People are tired of applicants getting welfare payments when they're used for illegal drug use," said Farrington. "We want to make sure that they get on the right track, they receive their treatment going forward, and they get on the right path to success." Supporters also say people would have to pay for the drug test only if they test positive. Critics of the plan say it demonizes the poor and unfairly hurts children of addicts. Former social worker and Democratic Representative Marcia Hover-Wright says the bill is flawed. "I don't think there's enough understanding on the other side of people with addictions and what's their course... I've worked a lot with people with substance abuse problems, and to have the whole family suffer because the adult has a substance abuse problem, I find really problematic," said Hover-Wright. Under the most recent version of the bill, people who test positive for the first time could enroll in an addiction treatment program and still receive their benefits during that time.Only people who test positive would have to pay for the cost of the tests. That means the program could cost the state more money for testing and screening than originally anticipated. On the other hand, it potentially could save the state some money on welfare benefits.Democrats unsuccessfully tried to add several amendments to the bill. Among other things, they would have exempted medical marijuana patients and seniors from the penalties.Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Detroit) last year proposed state lawmakers should have to undergo testing and screening for substance abuse if welfare recipients are required to do so. Her idea did not advance in the Legislature.Jake Neher, reporter for the Michigan Public Radio Network was at the hearings. He gave us an update on the newest version of this legislation and just how this would work for folks who collect welfare benefits from the state. Listen to the full interview above. Welfare drug testing bill moves forward in state House By Jake Neher • Apr 17, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Lawmakers in Lansing have moved forward a bill to start drug testing welfare recipients. A state House panel today sent the legislation to the full chamber. Under the bill, the state would have to have reasonable suspicion before requiring a test. Cash assistance benefits could be terminated for people who test positive. Republican Representative Jeff Farrington introduced the legislation. He says the government should not pay for people's drug habits. The week in Michigan politics: Roads funding, lottery and welfare, human rights in Royal Oak By Jack Lessenberry, Christina Shockley & Emily Fox • Apr 17, 2013 cncphotos / flickr Listen Listening... / 3:34 Week in review interview This week in Michigan politics, Jack Lessenberry and Christina Shockley discuss funding proposals to fix Michigan's roads, the number of lottery winners on welfare, and how a human rights ordinance is moving forward in Royal Oak. In this morning's news: spending cuts, lottery winners on welfare, Lansing Marathon boosts security By Emily Fox • Apr 16, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / Flickr Federal cuts to affect schools "The state of Michigan doesn't plan to lay off any of its 48,000 workers because of automatic federal spending cuts. [But] federal education funding will drop $54 million and affect special education programs, after-school programs and aid for schools with more students in poverty," the Associated Press reports. 14 percent of lottery winners are on welfare or live with someone on welfare Michigan has found 3,500 lottery winners, representing around 14 percent of all winners, who either got welfare or lived with welfare recipients. As the Associated Press reports, "Human Services Director Maura Corrigan says some lottery winners are no longer getting public assistance because of the law signed a year ago. But she says 'loopholes' still let lottery winners collect some Medicaid benefits." Lansing Marathon ramps up security "The two thousand runners expected to take part in this Sunday's Lansing Marathon can expect to see tight security along the 26.2 mile course. The added security is in response to Monday's deadly bombing at the finish of the Boston Marathon," Steve Carmody reports. Hundreds of Michigan lottery winners lose their welfare benefits By Rick Pluta • Apr 15, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio The state kicked more than 500 people off food assistance and other welfare programs over the past 12 months because they won the Lottery. But, a member of Governor Rick Snyder's cabinet wants thousands more people be kicked off public assistance because of their Lottery winnings.A new report says 14% of Lottery winners in Michigan live in a household where someone is on public assistance. There's a law that requires the state to check the name of everyone who wins more than a thousand dollars against the rolls for many programs. In this morning's news: Detroit City Council appeal, sex offender registry, drug tests for welfare By Emily Fox • Mar 13, 2013 User: Brother O'Mara / flickr Detroit Mayor Bing says appeal unlikely to halt an EM "Detroit Mayor Dave Bing says the City Council's appeal of Gov. Rick Snyder's determination that there's no plan to solve Detroit's financial emergency is unlikely to halt an emergency manager's appointment. Bing says he endorses the council's assertions that a viable restructuring plan is in place, and he released a progress report on the plan Tuesday," the Associated Press reports. Governor Snyder signs bill to add more people to sex offender registry "More people will be added to Michigan's public sex offender registry under a bill signed by Gov. Rick Snyder. The bill signed Tuesday will require people convicted of a single Tier I offense for some crimes involving minors to be placed on the online registry. Offenses that qualify include possessing child pornography and surveillance of a minor," the Associated Press reports. Bill would require welfare recipients to pass drug tests "Michigan lawmakers are planning to consider a bill that would require welfare applicants and recipients to pass drug tests. [The] legislation being considered . . . would establish a program of suspicion-based substance abuse screening and testing for Family Independence Program applicants and recipients who are at least 18 years old," the Associated Press reports. A 'nail in the coffin' for efforts to stop welfare changes in Michigan? By Mark Brush • Dec 6, 2012 SamPac / creative commons Bridge Magazine's Ron French reports on legislation that could be "a nail in the coffin" for efforts to halt welfare rule changes in Michigan." The effort to remove 15,000 families from cash assistance in Michigan was billed as a cost-cutting measure. A necessary step for a state "that can no longer afford" to pay the benefits. Stateside: Welfare benefit reform takes effect, thousands in Michigan are impacted By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 19, 2012 user Penywise / morguefile Listen Listening... / 18:36 Stateside talks with Ron French and Lester Graham about changes to welfare in Michigan. Nine months after a Michigan welfare reform was implemented, the number of Michigan families receiving state checks plummeted to the lowest level in more than 40 years. More than 9,000 Michigan families were removed from cash assistance last fall, a number that has recently grown to 15,000. Ron French, writer for Bridge Magazine, addressed the cuts. "Last fall, the legislature reformed welfare in a way that put time limits on welfare recipients. The legislature wanted to enforce a limit of 48 months on welfare recipients. The legislature and governor wanted to move more people to the workforce," said French. "But what happened is that the Department of Human Services took it a step further and really kicked off more people than would have been otherwise." Michigan Radio's Lester Graham noted the effect the cuts had on families' ability to pay essential bills. "Suddenly we saw 11,000 families kicked off of cash assistance, which meant they couldn't pay their utilities or rent," said Graham. Pages1 2 3 4 next › last »


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A little unfair to comment as this was a end of the season stop over and we had complex to ourselves with restaurant closed, pool drained.Host Inan was courteous, polite and attentive. The room was large and spacious with good kitchen facilties. Extra bonus is dolmus stop outside the door. Happy to recommend.
No reason to complain. Could not have assisted more.
Everything about the apartments was brand new, top shape and super clean. The hosts were extremely accommodating, helpful, and welcoming. I would highly recommended to anyone looking hotel/apartments in Fethiye!!
Everything is very clean and looks brandnew; rooms are nicely furnitured; convinient location, though a bit far from the see; we got all, that we asked about (additional blankets, sheets etc).
It's new apartment and very clean. We enjoyed cooking and food here. The surrounding is tranquil.
It's not closed to downtown.
Really liked the area. The hosts made it personal, they assisted with local knowledge. The apartment was modern and clean. Public transport was convenient. It was close to the beach and restaurants. The internet worked well in the apartment. The pool was nice.
The pull out couch was a little hard.
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Location: Close to all amenities, such as Market, Centre, supermarkets and Dolmus is an easy ride into Fethyie. Apartments: Clean, spacious, excellent aircon, pool, bar and Restaurant. Owners Inan and TJ are very helpful and will try and make your stay an enjoyable one. Excellent Holiday Destination we will return.
Not a thong we didn't like but the Kitchen facilities could be enhanced by provision of larger serving plates for salad etc. and a bottle opener/corkscrew.
Inan and TJ were more than a host, they made us feel very much at home and were very helpful in recommending local restaurants and good family activities with young kids. Loved TJ's break fast.
These apartments are lovely and you won't be disappointed, very clean and great facilities, and the pool is fantastic and visible from your balcony no matter which apartment you in. You are in a great location 10 min walk to the centre of Chalis or even better 2 mins on the Dolmus which picks you at your door and drops you off. The couple that own these apartments are lovely people, speak great English and will book all your trips for you, and make all you worries or questions disappear quickly, and let you know of anything local happening everyday!! Can not wait to return soon!!
Apartments are modern,clean, spacious. A family run business where the hosts Inan and TJ will do anything to help. TJ makes the best pizza's I've have tasted. We stayed for 2weeks in August and were made to feel really welcome every day. Both hosts speak perfect English and will help with everything from best advice for trips to best place for a Turkish shave.
Not much really but a clock is needed by the pool so when you are relaxing by the pool you don't need to keep checking other devices. I have spoke to Inan about this and a clock is probably on the wall now before I write this report.
Size of apartment was excellent and clean with good widescreen TV and kitchen amenities. Comfortable stay. The food was excellent especially the home cooked dinner.
The shower ran hot and cold and sometimes stopped. The shower vent was adjoined to the next door bathroom which at times you could quite clearly hear people talking. Also the walls are not sound proofed.
We stayed in a two bedroom kitchenette in July 2014. The pool is rather small but looked clean. The rooms were clean. There was a supermarket nearby and it was a short car ride away from Calis beach.
The main problem was that the AC was set to 25 degrees Celsius and one could not adjust the temperature. This meant we had to wake up in the middle of the night to turn it off when it got too cold and on again when it got hot. The kitchenware was also limited (e.g. no toaster, no spatula etc.). Also, there was no soap or toilet paper in the flat.
We enjoyed our stay there. The apartment was comfortable, large and located only 10 min away from the beach which was comfortable because at night it was very peaceful. The swimming pool was clean and just in front of our windows.
I seriously recommend Manolya Apart. Located right by a bus stop to the town centre, and close to other restaurants, beach and shops. Very clean, service is good and staff are friendly and helpful.
Only faults I can pick were that the price is a bit dear, and the wi-fi wasn't working properly the first couple of nights.
Very clean, spacious apartment. Comfortable beds, great location, friendly and helpful owners and staff. Lovely pool, excellent pizzas. Highly recommend staying here.
nice swiming pool, very helpful staff, really nice apartment with lovely fittings. located in the main street so there was easy acces to take the bus to go both ways (beach or fetiye)
we missed a kettle the bet sheets were a bit.. itchy but very clean no wi-fi from the room during the day, only available in the night and very poor signal.
It is a family run apartment and they make sure you have a comfortable stay. The facility is new and fully equipped. It is located about 500 m away from Calis beach which, to me, was one of the better beaches I came across in the area. The breakfast was good as well and I would definitely recommend the place. In our case, we also requested for a change in the apartment from a one bedroom to a two bedroom after checking into the one bedroom apartment and they were happy to help us with it for no extra charge.
The Manolya apartment was an excellent choice for my family and I. So close to the beach and an excellent environment of people. With a supermarket around the corner, everything was accessible. A very friendly, clean and welcoming community left smiles on our faces! I would highly recommend the Manolya apart to young adults, families with older and younger children. Truly appropriate for anyone! The staff here were incredibly sweet and nice! Just what you need on a holiday or business trip away.
Brand new facility, spacious, ok breakfast, fine pool, laundry washing machine in unit. Modern neighborhood convenient to water front and dining.
It is very clean and the staff are very friendly. I like the swimming pool and the food.
The hotel is close to the ocean and in nice part of the city. The room was very spacious with a kitchen. The staff was nice and accommodating.
The hotel was hard to find. This is not a fault of the hotel, it is because the city is very spread out and the street signs are not good. Even with GPS we had trouble.
lovely aparts everything is brand new, beautifully decorated,,, owners are very helpful, we also used the restaurant and the food was amazing,,. we are arranging to visit again later this year..
The host is very helpful and nice during our stay. We had some problems with our car and he helped us in the car garage and contact the car rental company for us.
A great location - off the main tourist locations yet still within reach of everything. Calis beach was 1/2 mile away, with loads of restaurants along the sea front. Fethiye centre (and the Fish market) is only 2.5m away and can be reached by bus right outside the apartment, or else take a boat taxi from Calis beach. Otherwise hire a bike for the day and go along the promenade (with only a short diversion in the middle). The Manolya complex itself is less than a year old and very clean. The one bedroom apartments (which we stayed in) are on the side of the building and hence do not overlook the pool. The hosts Inan and TJ (Hatice) are very friendly and helpful and both spoke good English (Hatice does excellent pasta and pizza dishes). There are loads of small grocery stores for bread, milk, beer etc and a big Kipa supermarket less than a mile away. There is a good Sunday market just around the corner and a 10 min walk away. Wi-fi is excellent throughout the apartment and most restaurants and bars also have it. Note most places take English money so it's a good idea to take a fair amount to pay for excursions or big meals, and saves changing too much into Turkish lira.
The balcony in the one bedroom apartment is rather high and solid so you can't see much if you are sitting down, but this is only a minor point compared to the overall comfort and appearance of the place.
Beautiful apartment and pool tasteful and comfortable. All Geared up for self catering.
Breakfast was about €12 for the three of us and it was enough for one. Definitely not worth getting. Excellent breakfasts near by cheaper. When I was going he ran up the road after me for 15TLR. He said you pay extra for 2 cheap powdered Nescafe barely drinkable. 15TLR would buy 15 proper Turkish coffees elsewhere. Stupidly I paid him. Robbed. Why would he do that? Only time I was mugged off in an 18 day tour. Enjoy the 15TLR and the bad review.
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Lido Key Condo Rental Photos and Description
Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 4-6)
Located in the lido regency building adjacent to the Ritz Beach Club and Helmsley Sandcastle hotels and just down the street from St Armand's Circle to the north and the Lido Beach Park to the south end of the key. This apartment was completely rehabbed a few years ago and contains all the appliances and electronics you may need...the Ritz tiki bar is a few short steps down the beach and you will experience awesome views of the gulf, siesta key, and the lido key beach from this corner unit...we have a couple of beach bikes and other beach toys on site, board games, a library of books (take one leave one).
This corner unit has a tremendous amount of light and the views of the beach and the sunset are spectacular.
Keywords: beach, flat, apartment, 1500 sf, 12th floor
- Suitability:
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair accessible
About jes santaularia
Enjoying the deck and the view...i travel extensively and will be happy to consider a trade to just about anywhere.
jes santaularia purchased this condo in 2005
Why jes santaularia chose Lido Key
Awesome location, close to everything, easy access to the st. armand's circle and downtown... and I have owned in this building for 20 years...paradise on earth.
What makes this condo unique
if i am in town when you stay at my place, i will be happy to take you out for a sunset sail on my catalina 470.


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Ex-fire inspector testifies he knew Colebrook gunpowder plant owner
"The fire department told me there had been an explosion. I called the Fire Marshal's office in Concord, and they told me to go ahead and respond.
McCormick had Chalk step to an easel at the center of the courtroom and draw a diagram of the building, putting two circles at the approximate locations of the bodies of Kendall and Kennett.
"Yes," he replied.
"Did you attempt to revive them?" Chalk said he had not.
"They were deceased at that time?" the prosecutor asked.
"Yes, they were," Chalk said.
Chalk testified that the day of the explosion was not the first time he had been to the plant. He said he had done a preliminary inspection there in 2009 at the request of Sanborn, whom he had known earlier and for whom he tested and reviewed firearms products in Chalk's role as an outdoor writer for several publications.
"I was looking for egress — ways to get out of the building — lighting, a sprinkler system, a fire alarm system. At that time, he needed a basic fire inspection to continue," Chalk said.
Chalk said, although he'd had a number of dealings with Sanborn including traveling to weapons industry trade shows with him and helping Sanborn look for commercial property in Maine, he hadn't been aware of the building's use as a gunpowder plant until the day of the explosion.
"Yes, sir," Chalk replied.
"Are you telling the truth right now?" Sisti continued.
"He did not tell me it would be used for the production of powder," Chalk said.
Negligent homicide is a Class B felony, and a conviction on each count is punishable by 3½ to 7 years in prison.
"We're going for convictions; I won't go into any more on that," he said.
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Snohomish County, Wash. – The Community Transit Board of Directors last week approved several minor route changes that will go into effect in February 2013. The changes are a continuation of service adjustments following a complete bus network restructuring that took place in February 2012.
In addition to several route changes, the agency will add 30 commuter trips between south Snohomish County and downtown Seattle and the UW. These changes are funded by a federal grant and state matching money, at no extra cost to the transit agency.
The February 2013 route changes are:
Route 112 (Ash Way Park & Ride – Mountlake Terrace Transit Center)
Route 112 buses will be routed into the Lynnwood Transit Center from 44th Ave. West along 200th Street northbound, and 48th Ave. and 194th Street southbound. This slight reroute will improve connections to local businesses, other buses and improve transfers.
Route 417 (Mukilteo – Downtown Seattle)
Route 417 buses will no longer travel on 44th Avenue W, north of 196th Street in Lynnwood. Instead, buses will travel on Highway 525 from Mukilteo to I-5, then get off at 196th Street before serving the Lynnwood Transit Center. Northbound routing will be the reverse. This change will provide a peak-hour connection with Route 196.
Route 885 (Lynnwood – UW)
Route 885 trips will be eliminated and replaced with trips on Route 880. The two routes currently serve much of the same corridor at different times, except that Route 880 does not serve the Lynnwood Transit Center. Riders wishing to travel between UW and the Lynnwood Transit Center can take Routes 810, 821 or 855.
Additional Commuter Trips
Community Transit has received federal grant funding to operate 30 additional commuter trips between south Snohomish County and downtown Seattle and UW. These trips will be distributed among several routes where there is currently the highest demand. A final schedule will not be ready until early 2013, but the agency expects to add trips to Routes 402, 410, 412, 413, 415, 416, 417, 810, 855 and 860.
Funding for these additional trips comes from a new state transit fund and a Federal Transit Administration Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality grant to alleviate congestion on I-5 during peak hours. The trips will be distributed among the morning and afternoon peak times based on demand. Community Transit had not planned to add service due to budget constraints, but these funding sources allow the agency to operate these trips at no extra cost.


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Shuswap Lake Apartment Rental Photos and Description
The 'Black Salmon ' Adam's Lake Rental Retreat
A quaint, free ten minute ferry ride makes our secluded community an ideal place for privacy and solitude. Pristine Adam's Lake is approximately 70 km long and 740 meters deep and possibly the last clean water in the BC Interior. Explore miles of wilderness shoreline with secluded sandy beaches, sheer cliffs and evergreen forest. Look for wildlife or old cabins, examine claim-stakes or pan for gold!
Enjoy nearby fishing, hiking, golfing, white-water rafting, helicopter tours, zip-lines, gourmet dining, wine tours and the Adam's River salmon run!
2014 is expected to be the largest salmon run in the past four years
Guest Access
Lower deck off main house which is complete with outdoor sofa and chairs, table with four chairs and a hammock. Full beach access with table, chairs, an umbrella, and a few sand toys for children.
Interaction with Guests
We pretty much leave our guests on their own and respect their privacy. However we are on site if we are needed.
The Neighbourhood
The clear lake water and mountains, The abundance of wildlife and serenity . Since the lake has a constant current into Adams River, we have no mosquitoes...which is a bonus.
Getting around
Access to our property (east side of the lake) is via a quaint on demand ferry (approximately. an eight minute ride.)
Personally, when I board the ferry I leave all major concerns on the bank behind me.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
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BUTLER — Fresh off of its loss against Garrett Saturday, the Churubusco Eagle football team traveled to Butler to face off against the Eastside High School Lancers (3-1) Friday night.
After a long game of tug-of-war, numerous penalties and multiple fumbles, the Eagles fell to the Lancers 14-6.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's Lady Eagle volleyball squad took the floor of the Donald S. Weeks Gymnasium with the fourth different starting line-up in as many games in a search for consistent play. That search went unfulfilled, as the visiting Lady Vikings took advantage of Columbia City errors to put together runs and take a four-game 25-12, 25-21, 23-25 and 25-16 win Thursday night.
EO-CEDARVILLE — Columbia City's girls golf team suffered a difficult loss to Leo Thursday at Cedar Creek Golf Course. Though the Lady Eagles posted a strong score at 185, the undefeated Leo squad came away with the win with a score of 178. The Lady Lions, 14-0, are state-ranked.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco's boys tennis team played West Noble Tuesday at home, falling 4-1. Scoring for the Eagles was veteran player and senior, Luke Lillmars with a win in the No. 1 singles. Lillmars' success over West Noble marks his fourth consecutive win.
LAGRANGE — Churubusco's cross country team competed in a four-county meet at Prairie Heights High School in LaGrange Tuesday. The girls team was led by Julia Folland with a 2nd-place finish. Pacing the boys were Jacob Eyer in third and Blake Gross in fourth.
WHITLEY COUNTY — Whitley County's football teams came out 2-1 in games stifled by thunderstorms last week. Columbia City's football game was delayed in the third quarter, with the Eagles holding a 15-7 advantage over Northeast Hoosier Conference foe Bellmont. Columbia City gave up its lead and the win to fall 25-15. This week, the Eagles host NHC powerhouse Homestead, which is off to a 2-1 start to the season as well.
COLUMBIA CITY — The Columbia City Lady Eagle volleyball team had to come back from a one-game deficit and an eight-point hole in game four to claim a 3-1 match victory over the visiting Manchester Lady Squires. The Eagles dropped game one 25-23, but came back to take 25-14 and 25-16 wins in games two and three, before coming from behind to take game four after six hard-fought extra points at 29-27.
OSSIAN — Columbia City's girls golf team picked up a win in its final Northeast Hoosier Conference dual Tuesday evening at Timber Ridge Golf Course against Norwell, 188-191.
COLUMBIA CITY — For the second time in a week, the Columbia City boys soccer team gave up multiple goals to a single opposition player.
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Planning to visit the Walters Art Museum? Check the holiday hours and events.
Date: Saturday, June 29, 2013–Sunday, August 11, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Time: 10:00 AM–05:00 PMEvery Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Exhibition-Related, Contemporary Art, Sondheim
The Walters Art Museum and the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) present the Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize Finalists Exhibition. Artists compete for top honors and a $25,000 fellowship in the Greater Baltimore area's most prestigious arts competition. Held in conjunction with Artscape (July 19–21), America's largest free arts festival, the finalists and semifinalists exhibitions are presented in partnership with the Walters and Maryland Institute College of Art.
Date: Saturday, July 6, 2013–Sunday, September 8, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Photography, Vershbow, Contemporary Art
This exhibition of photographs by contemporary artist Gregory Vershbow explores the interactions of art objects within environments and circumstances ordinarily beyond public view. In storage facilities and conservation laboratories, and at monuments under restoration, Vershbow photographs art objects wrapped in plastic, protected by foam, nested in boxes and set in surprising juxtapositions with other objects from different eras.
Date: Saturday, July 6, 2013–Sunday, July 28, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM–03:00 PM
Tags: Drop-in Art Activities, Exhibition-Related Contemporary Art
Marvel at Minimalism, get excited over Expressionism and delve into Dada! In celebration of hosting the special Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize exhibition this July, we will look toward the art stars of the 20th century for our inspiration. Add color, subtract graphite and stack paint to create your own gallery-worthy work!
Date: Saturday, July 13, 2013–Sunday, September 29, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Focus Show, Manuscripts, Baltimore-Book-Festival
Today, medieval books are treated as works of art, untouchable treasures to be locked away in cabinets. Yet many were intended for regular use as vital components of everyday life for monks and nuns.
Date: Sunday, July 28, 2013
Time: 01:00 PM–02:00 PM
Tags: Tour, Walk-in Tour, Nineteenth-Century Art
This free tour of Nineteenth-Century Art examines a wide variety of styles of painting and sculpture from America and Europe from 1800 to 1900. No reservations are required. Just walk-in and enjoy.
Jessye Norman: In Conversation with Tom Hall
Date: 12/05/14
Time: 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Come hear Jessye Norman, one of America's most accomplished and beloved opera singers, discuss her new book, "Stand Up Straight and Sing!" Tickets $25 (includes one book).
Learning by Watching: Andean Textiles and the Fabric of Culture
Date: 12/11/14
Time: 06:00 PM - 07:00 PM
Andean textile specialist Dr. Anne Tiballi, the Andrew W. Mellon Curricular Facilitator at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, will present an engaging talk, exploring the production of ancient American textiles, their significance, and their impact on the broader material culture of the ancient Americas.
Folger Consort Performs A Renaissance Christmas: Music of Flanders and Italy circa 1500
Date: 12/14/14
Time: 02:00 PM - 04:00 PM
The Folger Consort, the early music ensemble-in-residence at the Folger Shakespeare Library, will present a 90-minute concert featuring vocalists, winds, and strings. This premiere performance is inspired by the Walters' Madonna and Child with Angels, currently on view in our Italian Galleries.
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