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Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia.
8 people (4 bedrooms each with king-size bed).
Indoor living area and dining for 10; outdoor barbecue dining area for 8; elevated sun deck.
25m x 4m x 1.5m.
Villa manager; private chef; housekeeping; butler; gardener/pool maintenance and security. Additional staff (babysitters, masseuses) available on request.
Western, Asian, vegetarian and children's dishes. Requests accommodated (including special diets).
Satellite TV; DVD player; Bose surround-sound system; iPod dock.
WiFi internet access.
Villa Issi is equipped with a high chair and baby cot.
In villa treatments selected from a comprehensive spa menu can be carried out by professional beauty therapists (extra cost applies).
The villa's central Seminyak location means that many attractions are within easy walking distance. Don't hesitate to ask the villa manager to call one of the island's safe and reasonably priced metered taxis, or to organise day or half-day car and driver hire for sightseeing (additional cost).
Barbecue; diesel powered back-up generator; safety deposit box.
1500 square metres.
September 2nd, 2019 - September 9th, 2019
The Villa Issi team have been amazing - they made our stay very enjoyable. If you need anything they are more than happy to help - even finding you an emergency dentist. We have really enjoyed our stay. The grounds and the rooms have been perfect for our holiday.
Cassie P, Australia
August 30th, 2019 - September 2nd, 2019
We felt your staff was well trained, thoughtful, very attentive and ever obliging. Thank you for allowing us this very memorable experience.
Janki S, Australia
August 15th, 2019 - August 19th, 2019
Exceptional. The best villa in Bali. Everything from ambiance to staff friendliness and attentiveness was just exceptional. Been visiting every now and then since 2015, Issi is still the best for me. Well done guys.
Colin M, New Zealand
August 1st, 2019 - August 4th, 2019
Absolutely, fantastically fabulous. Love the whole floor plan, decor and design. Will be back.
Soowei S, Singapore
July 8th, 2019 - July 16th, 2019
Thank you all for a wonderful stay. The villa is incredible and the staff made us feel very welcome and well cared for. The dinners in villa were exceptional and we all really enjoyed our private cooking class. We all look forward to visiting again.
Paul O, Switzerland
July 2nd, 2019 - July 8th, 2019
Thank you to the team here at Villa Issi. It has been relaxing stay and each day has been fantastic with many fun memories in the pool. The team are so friendly, happy and hospitable. We will miss you all. Thank you again and until next time.
Nicole P, Australia
May 16th, 2019 - May 23rd, 2019
First thank you Dewa and all the wonderful staff of the Villa Issi. Beautiful architecture and amazing pool but without kind, thoughtful, considerate staff, our stay was not have been as magical. There was a small maintenance issue which I forgot to mention when we arrived back from the day out. Someone had noticed and fixed. I must mention Gusde and his beautifully, elegantly prepared food. So delicious and we were sad that we were out so much and we only had two meals prepared by him and great breakfast of course. Thank you.
Lya K, Indonesia
April 27th, 2019 - May 3rd, 2019
We enjoyed an incredible stay at your beautiful villa. We were blown away by the amazing property, pool and accommodation. We were delighted by the wonderful staff. It truly was a magical experience. We have traveled to Bali many times and this was the most impressive villa we have ever enjoyed. Thank you for making our time so memorable.
Jamie C, Australia
March 16th, 2019 - March 26th, 2019
We thank you very much for your wonderful service. The villa is a beautiful place and is equally matched by the fantastic and welcoming staff. We thank the staff very much for looking after our family and little Donnie.
Nigel C, Australia
February 22nd, 2019 - February 26th, 2019
We had a fantastic time staying at Villa Issi. The villa was spectacular and staff were very helpful and friendly. Thank you all so much, until next time.
Kate O, Australia
January 17th, 2019 - January 31st, 2019
We will be back, thank you.
Tim G, Australia
January 9th, 2019 - January 17th, 2019
I love Villa Issi. Its the best villa I've stayed at. We are coming back in June, see you soon.
Jacky K, Australia
December 28th, 2018 - January 4th, 2019
Beautiful villa and very attentive staff who were fabulous with our children. Good understanding of gluten free. Very peaceful and restful. Thank you so much for such a memorable story.
Elizabeth Y, Singapore
November 19th, 2018 - November 30th, 2018
Excellent service which makes a huge difference on the whole experience. Villa is beautiful and kept in perfect condition daily, we had nothing to complaint about and I always complain lol. Chef is very good we felt like we are eating in a restaurant every time. Staff is very nice, kind and attentive. Just perfect. Best villa there in Seminyak for sure, we have have seen many, stayed in few and so happy we have come across Villa Issi, it made our last 10 days perfect.
Daniel C, United Arab Emirates
November 2nd, 2018 - November 16th, 2018
I would like to express my thank and appreciation to the manager Dewa and his staff for the exceptional service they did for us. We are very pleased with the villa and their service. The breakfast was excellent, the cleaning was outstanding all present 24 hours was excellent. We have no complaint and we plan to come and encourage our friend to come in the future.
Abdulrahman A, United Arab Emirates
October 22nd, 2018 - October 26th, 2018
The staff of Villa Issi, very attentive.
Wes F, Australia
October 16th, 2018 - October 22nd, 2018
We would like to thank all the staff for their exceptional service from cleaning the facilities to cooking great meals, organizing transport and very courteous service.
Carolyn S, Australia
October 2nd, 2018 - October 12th, 2018
Our family had a most pleasant stay at Villa Issi. The staff were most attentive, polite, and willing to do whatever we requested to make our stay in Bali a very happy one. We look forward to returning. Thank you all.
Grayden K, Australia
September 25th, 2018 - October 2nd, 2018
The Mc Dermott Family have enjoyed Villa Issi immensely. Wonderful staff, friendly, helpful. Villa Issi is superb. The garden beautiful, everything wonderful. We will be back.
Anthony M, Australia
September 21st, 2018 - September 25th, 2018
Thank you all the staff at Villa Issi. We all had such a great time here and we do not want to leave. We will be back in May 2019.
Jacky K, Australia
September 7th, 2018 - September 21st, 2018
We have had a wonderful holiday with our family. Beautiful villa, helpful and friendly staff.
Brendan R, Australia
August 30th, 2018 - September 4th, 2018
We have had the most beautiful relaxing holiday here at Villa Issi. All the staff have been so much accommodating and thoughtful. We look forward to coming back for many more laughs and fun times. Thank you so much.
Emma L, Indonesia
August 13th, 2018 - August 18th, 2018
We had a pleasant stay in Villa Issi. We were two families of 4 and the villa is very spacious for 8 people. The decor is very trendy and villa is well equipped. Outdoor and especially the swimming pool is amazing with a relaxing atmosphere. Staff is very friendly and highly professional. Having an excellent in house Chef is definitively a plus. Highly recommended.
Mylene L, Singapore
August 3rd, 2018 - August 10th, 2018
A great week had here by our group. The staff so attentive and the sounds awesome. Rooms and pool all good.
Michelle W, Australia
July 24th, 2018 - July 31st, 2018
Could not have asked for a better experience. Clean space and well looked after villa. Food was very very good and excellent value for money. Staff were very friendly and helpful and were always happy. Thank you we will recommend and will be back.
Kirby C, Australia
July 12th, 2018 - July 22nd, 2018
How can we possibly show our gratitude to the wonderful staff at Villa Issi. We have had the most amazing holiday and stay here. Words cannot express our thanks. We will be back.
Rowan M, Australia
June 23rd, 2018 - July 11th, 2018
Thank you once again for making our stay at Villa Issi a most wonderful experience. You and the staff are so gracious and generous with your time in providing for all our requests each day. We are always greeted with smiles and a welcome to another fantastic day in our holiday. The staff under your guidance look after us and especially the children with the utmost care and professionalism. They too think this is like a home away from home.
David B, Australia
June 17th, 2018 - June 23rd, 2018
Everything was amazing. Thank you so much. Hope to see you again soon.
Jesse L, Australia
June 11th, 2018 - June 14th, 2018
We had a brilliant stay. Superb villa and fantastic staff. They were all so friendly and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble. We especially appreciated all you did to make John's birthday such a special evening.
Jenny B, Singapore
June 7th, 2018 - June 11th, 2018
Thank you for making our stay wonderful, could not have asked for better service. Anything we requested was accommodated. Staff have been wonderful.
Michelle G, Australia
May 21st, 2018 - May 28th, 2018
Thank you for an amazing week at Villa Issi. We have had a wonderful holiday and feel very lucky to have been looked after so well.
Kate G, Australia
May 11th, 2018 - May 21st, 2018
The rooms were very nice, the people were friendly and the food was amazing.
Mel B, Australia
May 4th, 2018 - May 8th, 2018
Upon entering the villa we were welcomed by the wonderful staff and we absolutely embraced the environment. The staff were constantly busy attending to all our needs but appeared invisible! Nothing was to much trouble particularly from constantly helping us all with our individual playlist. The rooms were beautifully presented each day. Their expertise were certainly challenged with by very assertive and fun filled women. Wishing you all much success and happiness.
Donna T, Australia
May 2nd, 2018 - May 4th, 2018
Our experience was very satisfying. The villa is gorgeous, the rooms are spacious, the view look amazing. The staff are super polite, friendly and accommodating. Thank you very much! Our stay was a remarkable one.
Justin S, Indonesia
April 14th, 2018 - April 27th, 2018
There are few words that can describe the experience and enjoyment we have had on this holiday. We have never felt so cared for on a holiday before nor have ever enjoyed ourselves so much in Bali. We could never thank you all enough for the wonderful holiday you have given us. It is so special for us to spend time together as a family, and you all made it all. Thank you for your incredible professionalism, friendliness, helpfulness.
Jessica M, Australia
March 31st, 2018 - April 7th, 2018
Great villa, great chef, great location. The staff were very helpful and extremely friendly. The villa itself is well maintained.
Alejandra B, Singapore
March 14th, 2018 - March 19th, 2018
Brilliant service, fantastic food and the most beautiful location.
Joanne R, Australia
March 3rd, 2018 - March 12th, 2018
Thank you to all the team who made my stay wonderful. My only criticism, I would have loved to learn some Indonesian cooking and I did not get the sambal and satay recipes off Gusti. Delicious, still dreaming about the food.
Sofia P, United Kingdom
February 22nd, 2018 - March 3rd, 2018
Dewa and the team have been amazing. All staff have been attentive and courteous, friendly and professional. We have had an amazing holiday and will be back very soon. Thank you Villa Issi.
Jessie H, Australia
February 17th, 2018 - February 22nd, 2018
Thank you to all the team who made my stay wonderful. My only criticism, I would have loved to learn some Indonesian cooking and I did not get the sambal and satay recipes off Gusti. Still dreaming about the food.
Sofia P, United Kingdom
January 18th, 2018 - January 21st, 2018
The staff at Villa Issi and our driver Nicki have all been wonderful and accommodating. We loved every minute of our stay. Thank you.
Nina J, Philippines
January 3rd, 2018 - January 10th, 2018
Excellent villa, great facilities and pool. Friendly and happy staff, food was great especially our suckling pig night, the sambal and salads were amazing.
Linda C, Australia
December 28th, 2017 - January 3rd, 2018
Amazing, Friendly service, beautiful, modern villa, comfortable beds, great pool. We enjoyed our stay at Villa Issi and would highly recommend Villa Issi to others.
Simon H, Australia
November 2nd, 2017 - November 8th, 2017
We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Villa Issi, the staff made us feel at home and Aran has a new friend in Dewa. Thank you for making special meals for the children and treating us like family. The villa was always kept clean and service was always on point. We would definitely recommend Villa Issi to our friends, not only for the lovely space but the amazing staff who went above and beyond for us all.
Nirupan T, United Kingdom
October 19th, 2017 - October 26th, 2017
Thank you Villa Issi. Our stay has been beyond perfect. The staff were outstanding and constantly went over and above to look after us. We had a relaxing holiday with all our needs anticipated and delivered with smile. Can't thank you all enough for the most beautiful and relaxing week in this gorgeous villa.
Susie W, Australia
October 8th, 2017 - October 15th, 2017
Our family has just experienced a week of total relaxation at the most superb villa. Service, facilities and food second to none. We came to celebrate a special birthday and everything lived up to our expectations. The team at Villa Issi were a pleasure to have around and looked after our every need. Thank you guys for everything. We will be highly recommending Villa Issi to all of our friends in Melbourne who love home away from home luxury and style
Lisa C, Australia
September 15th, 2017 - September 24th, 2017
Staying at Villa Issi was fantastic. The staff became very close to our children and created memories that they will not forget. Thank you for taking such a good care of us. The food was sensational so thank you Gusde for looking after our hungry children.
Melissa M, Australia
September 9th, 2017 - September 11th, 2017
It's a beautiful villa with great design and the service is wonderful as well. Totally nice and fabulous. A wonderful experience. Would like to visit again.
Roger C, Taiwan
September 7th, 2017 - September 9th, 2017
Thank you for a most enjoyable stay at this beautiful property! We all very much enjoyed ourselves and can't wait to go back to Bali.
Douglas D, United States
September 4th, 2017 - September 6th, 2017
We really enjoyed our stay at Villa Issi. The team was very professional and tended to our every need. The Villa itself has been an absolute pleasure to live in. It has been well maintained and the garden is beautifully landscaped and the rooms were well designed.
Valerie O, Malaysia
August 24th, 2017 - August 31st, 2017
I am very pleased with the service of the staff of Villa ISSI, they cared to all our needs and made us feel comfortable and happy. I enjoyed my stay here and will look forward to coming back again.
Zainab A, United Arab Emirates
August 5th, 2017 - August 12th, 2017
Thank you for making our stay stress free and enjoyable. We always look forward to returning and Issi is on our top 5 villas to stay in in Bali. The Chef is extremely helpful and we thoroughly enjoy all his dishes. Chef went above and beyond to accommodate us. We can't wait to come back again.
Bagus A, Indonesia
July 7th, 2017 - July 20th, 2017
As I head off tomorrow I can only think of wonderful memories of my trip. You and your staff are just the most generous respectful people I have had the pleasure to meet. Today was another special treat for the children, they are so lucky to enjoy the experience. Please let all your staff know that I have had a most special time in Bali and in particular at Villa Issi.
David B, Indonesia
July 1st, 2017 - July 5th, 2017
It was a very amazing experience, the house was perfect, the service was the best. They were very helpful and very kind, the house always clean, thanks for everything. We hope to rent this house again and see you again.
Fernando D, Italy
June 18th, 2017 - June 21st, 2017
Thank you all for taking such great care of us. We have absolutely loved our time at the villa. It was definitely not long enough. We are all very sad to be leaving today but do hope we will be able to come and visit again one day very soon.
John B, Australia
June 11th, 2017 - June 17th, 2017
When we arrived to Villa Issi with our two young children we were hoping for a sanctuary to unwind and just enjoy ourselves as a family. Everyone here exceeded our high expectations. Everyone was very attentive, from recommending places to eat, taking care of our travel arrangements to just a little things like catering meals to our children and even making sure our pool floats were always inflated. We thoroughly enjoyed your warm and welcoming hospitality and look forward to returning again one day soon.
Rebecca M, Australia
June 8th, 2017 - June 11th, 2017
Very clean rooms, very discreet service, breakfast wide option, amazing service, proactive service.
Ms Kristie K, Indonesia
June 6th, 2017 - June 8th, 2017
Fantastic though brief - 2 days stay at Villa Issi. Great location to Seminyak, super food, immaculate accommodation, and last but not least friendly, helpful staff.
Cindy W, Australia
May 25th, 2017 - May 30th, 2017
We would like to thank you all for an amazing summer holiday at Villa Issi. We have zero complaints. Everything was wonderful. We especially love the staff. You guys are the best.
Mellisa C, Singapore
May 13th, 2017 - May 17th, 2017
Villa Issi was a dream experience. The house itself is well designed and well maintained. But beyond that, the staff were the most warm and helpful. Everyone felt right at home, including our baby girl of 10 months. We will come back.
Cathy L, United States
April 8th, 2017 - April 15th, 2017
Thanks a lot for such a nice holiday. As every year we had a fantastic time and we will be back next Easter. Is really nice to feel at home every time that we come over. We will miss you.
Alejandra B, Singapore
March 31st, 2017 - April 2nd, 2017
Thank you for the most wonderful weekend. We absolutely could not have had a better time here. The villa is immaculate, the staff wonderfully helpful and the location smack bang in the middle of all the best bars, shops and restaurants but somehow it is still peaceful. We will be back.
Anya F, Singapore
March 18th, 2017 - March 21st, 2017
Villa Issi is great. It exceed our expectation. Really beautiful and clean. Staff is very friendly and helpful, accommodating. I like that they go the extra mile to assist us, making our stay here a very lovely one. Food (breakfast and BBQ dinner) is very delicious, thanks to the Chef. Special thanks to Nina too - a very sweet and helpful girl. Absolutely no complaints, thank you for making our stay so excellent. Will definitely come back and will recommend to our friends.
Belicia L, Singapore
January 8th, 2017 - January 13th, 2017
Thank you so much for a most enjoyable stay at Villa Issi. Your friendliness, kind consideration and attention to detail are outstanding! The villa itself - its grounds and pool, the level of cleanliness, the facilities and the overall ambience have been thoroughly appreciated by us all. Special commendation to the chef - our meals have all been superb! Very best wishes to you all, and thanks again for a marvelous stay!
Michelle T, Australia
December 28th, 2016 - January 1st, 2017
Thank you for your hospitality!
Kristina ., Indonesia
November 5th, 2016 - November 8th, 2016
Thank you so much for your hospitality. We really enjoyed our selves here in Bali, from the moment we arrived, welcomed by Dewa and the rest of the staff, comfortable and clean rooms, sumptuous daily breakfast and excellent BBQ dinner by chefs. The overall experience is perfect for us. We'd recommended anyone to stay at Villa Issi when they come to Bali in future. Thank you Dewa, staffs and chefs of Villa Issi.
Eleanor Y, Singapore
October 16th, 2016 - October 29th, 2016
Fantastic Villa, Wonderful staff, Very warm welcoming. An amazing villa with exceptional staff!! So relaxing, definitely would recommend. We felt very much at home and looked after.
Shelley R, Australia
September 27th, 2016 - October 2nd, 2016
What an Incredible venue! Thank you so much for creating such a special destination that our entire family has loved. We have felt incredibly spoiled and blessed to have spent this time in paradise! The best we have ever stayed in. We will be back!
Kellie B, Australia
September 15th, 2016 - September 25th, 2016
The ISSI villa offered our family of eight days spacious and luxury accommodation. the rooms were large and clean with the beautiful outdoor bathroom. the villa is built on a large block of land with a pleasing garden. the swimming pool was a great feature of the villa. all of the staff were very friendly and went out of their way to accommodate any request. I would recommend this villa to everyone looking for luxury accommodation for a family of any ages.
Fiona L, Australia
September 1st, 2016 - September 15th, 2016
We have had the most amazing holiday here at Villa Issi. We have stayed at a number of villas in Seminyak but Villa Issi is a stand out. The villa is spacious and clean and has the best finishes of any villa we have stayed at. The staff are beyond amazing. Nothing is too much to ask, Nina, Ping, Ketut, Dewa, Putu, Nyoman, and Gusde swept with our son, taught us to cook, drove to pick up coffees, milkshakes and the list goes on. Without doubt we will be back, in fact we have already booked for next year. Thank you for the best holiday ever.
David B, Australia
August 18th, 2016 - August 28th, 2016
As soon as we entered the villa we were blown away. the gardens were amazing. the villa just beautiful. the staff were beyond helpful. the service incredible. we will definitely be coming back.
Faulks Family, Australia
July 25th, 2016 - August 13th, 2016
Beautiful, amazing. Love all the team. Irresistible!
Souchet, France
July 15th, 2016 - July 25th, 2016
Thank you Villa Issi for a wonderful stay. The property is beautiful and the staff have been very friendly, helpful and provided excellent service for our stay. We really enjoyed the food with many lovely meals eaten by ourselves and our children. Thank you for looking after us so well.
Richard M, Australia
July 1st, 2016 - July 9th, 2016
Thank you. We had a lovely week at Villa Issi. The pool and gardens are beautiful and the food prepared by the chef a real highlight! The staff always attentive and went out of their way to help with any requests we had.
Lisa E, Australia
June 24th, 2016 - July 1st, 2016
Many thanks to Dewa and the Villa Issi team for taking such wonderful care of us. The villa is simply stunning and the staff made our stay so easy and unforgettable. We look forward to our next holiday at Villa Issi.
Jean R, Australia
June 1st, 2016 - June 8th, 2016
It is with much sadness that we say goodbye. Thank you for making our holiday experience so wonderful and effortless, from the moment we arrived until we depart we felt like royalty. Things we noticed and things we didn't but sensed, all added up to a most perfect villa stay. Thank you for your hospitality, for your personalized service, for teaching us a little about your beautiful island and customs. Thank you for taking care of everything big and small. We very much appreciated your attention to detail, your willingness to accommodate our special requests, and your warm greetings. We will miss this place terribly and the experience you allowed us to enjoy. A special thanks for arranging the surprise birthday cake and balloons for our birthday guest. This villa is truly magical but the service you provided is what sets a part in a very competitive market. We'll see you again soon.
Sandra W, Australia
May 26th, 2016 - May 31st, 2016
Thank you for a wonderful stay at Villa Issi, we have all had a fantastic time. The villa is beautiful and the staff were very professional, helpful and accommodating. They made the trip.
Bianca B, Malaysia
May 19th, 2016 - May 22nd, 2016
Great attentive staff with efficient service and happy smile. We loved the open spaces and clean spotless environment. We have been to Bali villas every year for the past 8 years and this is by far the best we have been to. Thank you for making our stay in Bali so comfortable. We appreciated all your hospitality effort.
Peng J, Singapore
April 15th, 2016 - April 25th, 2016
Awesome villa, Awesome staff, Relaxation achieved, Much respect! Always made us feel special. Thank you for your warm hospitality.
Mark H, Australia
April 8th, 2016 - April 12th, 2016
We enjoy the trip so much! The villa is clean and the service is superb, breakfast is well served. Pool is so big, kids love it. Thank you.
Ridwan S, Indonesia
April 2nd, 2016 - April 8th, 2016
Thank you for an amazing holiday. We needed a lovely, relaxing holiday and that's just what you have provided for us. In terms of feedback it is important to us that service, food, and our facilities are fabulous. Service has been awesome! Food yummy, delicious, portion size is perfect. Facilities beautiful, clean, tidy, spacious, wonderful maintained. Thank you and look forward to seeing you next time.
Jamie S, Australia
March 22nd, 2016 - March 25th, 2016
Many thanks for your warm welcome. I really like it here, I feel like I was in my own home, everything in this villa was beautiful. I enjoyed very much. Hope to see you soon again.
Amirezza M, Iran
January 18th, 2016 - January 25th, 2016
Villa Issi managed by Dewa and his team of Nina, Ketut, Peng, Made, Gusti was absolutely magnificent. We will be back again and also recommending it to anyone looking for a Bali escape.
Stephen Evans, Australia
January 1st, 2016 - January 8th, 2016
Words cannot adequately convey our gratitude to you and your extraordinary team at Villa ISSI. Our week was PERFECT. We look forward to our return.
David H, Canada
May 25th, 2015 - June 9th, 2015
We loved villa issi, it's well maintained, modern and the staff looked after our every need. We would definitely go back and stay here again.
Carron B, Australia
March 13th, 2015 - March 16th, 2015
Love the 25 m pool, the style and decor.
Victoria Wong, Canada
September 24th, 2014 - September 30th, 2014
We loved our stay at Villa Issi - the staff where amazing and attended to all our requests, some a little strange but they where always very friendly and obliging. My husband got emotional when we left as he loved the staff - they should be commended on their hard work Thank you from the Tanners and the De Costa Alves Family
Rebecca Tanner, Australia
Internationally acclaimed and award-winning Indonesian architect Budi Pradono has created a villa that beautifully combines cutting edge, contemporary design with relaxed tropical living.
Spend lazy days by the 25-metre emerald green swimming pool, the heady scent of frangipani drifting on the breeze. Work out in the gym and then relax with friends and family around the state-of-the-art barbecue, or enjoy a more formal feast at the party-size dining table, prepared by our top-class private chef. Catch up on the latest movies in front of the 55-inch TV in the stylish monochrome lounge room, or simply kick back on the super-comfortable couches and browse a book as you listen to chill-out tunes on the Bose sound system. And when it's time for sunset cocktails, head up to the funky timber 'bridge' which extends over the pool from the villa's upper-floor deck.
A conversation about Villa Issi wouldn't be complete without mention of the innovative metal 'skin' that surrounds the two bedrooms on the top floor. Not only is it functional, providing shade and keeping the rooms incredibly cool, it is a piece of kinetic art in its own right, the travelling sun creating interesting shadows and casting soft, diffused light.
Villa Issi overflows with aesthetic touches that infuse every stay with personal pleasure: the whimsical fibre-glass bull that takes pride of place in the garden, the unique artworks that have been specifically commissioned and the vibrant soft furnishings, designed and printed by the owners. You will also be looked after, 24 hours a day, by an incredible team of staff, including your highly trained private chef.
The villa is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in one of Seminyak's most sought after locations, and you won't have to go far from your serene haven to find the best restaurants, shops, bars and cafes, with the sweeping expanse of Seminyak beach just moments away.


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Learn about colorectal cancer, its symptoms, risks and screening tests that are highly effective in detecting the disease early. If you are 50 or older, you should start getting regular tests for colon cancer.
Review Date: Monday, November 05, 2012
National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion - NCCDPHPCenters for Disease Control and Prevention
Make an informed decision about your cancer treatment. Use this tool for a detailed analysis of your specific condition, statistical breakdown of treatment types, and pinpoint the exact topics you should discuss with your doctor.
Review Date: Monday, February 11, 2013
American Cancer Society
This CDC report points out why more people need to get tested for colorectal cancer and what can be done to increase screening. All people aged 50 to 75 years should get tested.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - CDCU.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Colonoscopy is a procedure that can detect early signs of colorectal or colon cancer. Learn how colonoscopy is performed, how to prepare for, and begin routine screenings.
Review Date: Friday, April 03, 2015
NIH National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases - NIDDK
Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer in men and women in the United States. Learn about possible risk factors, screening, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
Review Date: Thursday, November 19, 2015
NIH National Cancer Institute
Talk to your health care providers about when to begin screening for colorectal cancer, what tests to have, the benefits and risks of each test, and how often to schedule appointments.
Review Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Relatives of people who have had colorectal cancer are more likely to develop the disease themselves. Learn about the importance of genetic testing and counseling.
Review Date: Friday, October 31, 2014
Search by state or country to locate a colorectal surgeon in your area who is an expert in the surgical and non-surgical treatment of colon and rectal problems.
American Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons
Flexible sigmoidoscopy is a procedure used to detect inflamed tissue, abnormal growths, such as a polyp, and ulcers. Learn how and when the procedure is performed.
This site describes the risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, and latest research on colorectal cancer. The site also links to 4 brief videos on colon cancer screening methods, clinical trials, and more.
Review Date: Monday, January 05, 2015
National Institutes of Health - NIHU.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Read brief stories from real patients about their colorectal cancer screening experiences.
Learn about research that suggests vitamin D may provide some protection against colorectal and possibly other cancers.
Review Date: Wednesday, December 02, 2015
To estimate your risk of colon cancer and learn about ways to lower that risk, take a few minutes to answer some questions about your health, background, and lifestyle.
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Our needs change as we reach retirement age, but the society in which we live doesn't seem to get the message. Or if it does, it is slow to do anything about it.
Our needs change as we reach retirement age, but the society in which we live doesn't seem to get the message. Or if it does, it is slow to do anything about it.
My wife goes shopping for clothes, and I tag along. We go from store to store and cannot find a single dress appropriate to her age. It seems as if the clothes manufacturers design and manufacturer clothes only for the young.
If we go to a home show, the chances are that we will see houses with steps everywhere. The bottom floor is on several levels and all the bedrooms are upstairs. Many times the garage and/or laundry are in the basement.
Our communities are spread out. You have to drive one place to get clothes, another place to get groceries, another distance to attend church or go to a movie or visit a friend or go to the doctor. The services we need are scattered everywhere. If our faculties are not what they used to be, we may no longer have a driver's license, so how do we get to all these places, as we must in order to get along in today's world?
Our dream house can become our worst nightmare when old age creeps up on us. Getting down on our knees to pull weeds is next to impossible. Cutting the grass takes more stamina than we have. Getting on a ladder to clean the gutters is much too dangerous. Vacuuming, dusting and washing windows are all more than we can handle.
Our health is not what it once was, and many of our friends are in worse shape than we are. In fact, many of them have died, so our circle of friends gets smaller every year.
We find that current movies and television shows are too violent or two sexual for our tastes. Travel is out unless our health is good.
All of this means that we have grown old and the world around us seems to be designed for the young. The National Center for Health Statistics says we will live 77.6 years as an average; but many of us are well beyond that. With 78 million "boomers" on the threshold of old age, our life expectancy will probably continue to rise along with all the problems that go with it.
This means there is opportunity for millions of people to meet the needs of our aging population. First, we must find out for sure what those needs are. Then we will have to decide how many of those needs can and should be met by government and how many need to be provided by non-government people and groups. Then laws and policies should be worked out and workers employed to carry out those laws and policies. That will undoubtedly involve Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and Welfare reform. It will bring new businesses into existence.
In our country there are some businesses that are not doing as well as they used to. Could they perhaps change to meet some of the needs of older people? There are also many people who have lost their jobs during this recession. Could some of them start new businesses that would be helpful in meeting the needs of people with diminished capacities? Community colleges have many programs to help new small businesses get started.
There are people in our country that see nothing but trouble in the fact that our aging population is growing. Thank goodness there are also people who see opportunity in this situation. I have lived long enough to be confident that the problems will be uncovered and solved. The sky is not falling.


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Maruti S-Presso On Road Price in VijayawadaChange
|On Road Price
|Ex Showroom Price
|RTO + Others
|S Presso STD (Petrol)
|Rs. 4,33,608
|Rs. 3,69,193
|Rs. 44,303.00
|Rs. 20,112
|S Presso STD Opt (Petrol)
|Rs. 4,40,533
|Rs. 3,75,193
|Rs. 45,023.00
|Rs. 20,317
|S Presso LXI (Petrol)
|Rs. 4,75,155
|Rs. 4,05,193
|Rs. 48,623.00
|Rs. 21,339
|S Presso LXI Opt (Petrol)
|Rs. 4,82,079
|Rs. 4,11,193
|Rs. 49,343.00
|Rs. 21,543
|S Presso VXI (Petrol)
|Rs. 4,97,659
|Rs. 4,24,693
|Rs. 50,963.00
|Rs. 22,003
|S Presso VXI Opt (Petrol)
|Rs. 5,04,583
|Rs. 4,30,693
|Rs. 51,683.00
|Rs. 22,207
|S Presso VXI Plus (Petrol)
|Rs. 5,24,780
|Rs. 4,48,193
|Rs. 53,783.00
|Rs. 22,804
|S Presso VXI AT (Petrol)
|Rs. 5,47,284
|Rs. 4,67,693
|Rs. 56,123.00
|Rs. 23,468
|S Presso VXI Opt AT (Petrol)
|Rs. 5,54,208
|Rs. 4,73,693
|Rs. 56,843.00
|Rs. 23,672
|S Presso VXI Plus AT (Petrol)
|Rs. 5,74,404
|Rs. 4,91,193
|Rs. 58,943.00
|Rs. 24,268
Maruti S-Presso Price in Vijayawada
Maruti S-Presso price in Vijayawada starts from Rs. 3.69 lakh (Ex-showroom) on 23rd January 2020. Check on road price (Ex-showroom + RTO + Insurance) of all S-Presso variants in Vijayawada. Maruti S-Presso Automatic is starting at Rs. 4.68 lakh (Ex-showroom) whereas Maruti S-Presso Petrol starts from Rs. 3.69 lakh (Ex-showroom). Maruti S-Presso's top competitors are Maruti Wagon R 2019 (price starting at Rs. 4.47 lakh in Vijayawada) and Renault KWID (price starting at Rs. 2.97 lakh in Vijayawada).
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- Maruti S-Presso AMT is available in the price range of Rs.4.67 - 4.91 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) while the Renault KWID automatic falls in the price bracket of Rs.4.5 - 4.75 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). : By Zigwheels | 2 months ago
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In this series of articles we will present a way to configure a Linux server to work in a mixed Windows/UNIX environment in a way that will scale well.
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Prerequisites
- 3 Server Configuration
- 4 Windows workstation
- 5 Linux workstation
This series of articles will show best practices to configure a Windows/UNIX mixed domain in a extensible way. What to do, how to do it and what not to do (and why).
Our server will support:
- Network firewall and NAT
- DNS and DHCP for hosts
- User authentication and management with LDAP
- File sharing with Samba, NAT and FTP
- Printing with CUPS (from UNIX) and Samba (from Windows)
- VPN service
You will need at at least 3 computers:
- An Archlinux domain controller (our Small Business Server)
- A Windows workstation or domain member server
- A Linux domain member workstation/server
While the workstations can be made up of hardware that will make the OS work, server machines need a little more thought put into early on to save a few headaches later.
It's best to use a server worthy hardware, but Linux will work well on commodity hardware too. Things good to have:
- At least two disks for RAID (for a server that's the single most important thing)
- ECC RAM (ECC only RAM, not ECC Registered, is supported by most middle- and high-end commodity main-boards and isn't much more expensive that normal RAM)
- hardware RAID isn't really necessary, Linux software raid
- usually will give you better throughput (only very high amounts of Input Output operations Per Second (IOPS) are hard to achive, but if you care for IOPS, you need to look at enterprise hardware)
- allow access to SMART data for HDDs
- doesn't tie the array to a controller
- is much more flexible that even the most expensive hardware RAID controllers
- relatively fast processor
- lots of RAM (4GB as of 2010 is absolute minimum for a new build)
- a gigabit ethernet NIC, plus a FastEthernet one if the server will work as a router too
Basic configuration
Some features (easy backups, migration and Windows Previous Versions on Samba shares) require LVM running on the server.
When you are installing a new OS, put it on LVM, at the very least. Even if you plan to use single partition for whole system, this way, later on, you'll be able to migrate to larger HDDs or RAID without even rebooting the system.
GRUB needs a physical partition (or a RAID1 volume) to install to, so the basic configuration needs to be something like this:
sda +--------+--------+ |/boot |LVM PV | +--------+--------+
and like this for a 2+ drive setup:
sda sdb +--------+------------+ +--------+------------+ |/boot |RAID volume | |/boot |RAID volume | +--------+------------+ +--------+------------+ ^ ^ +-----------------------+ | RAID MD device | +-----------------------+ | +---------------------------+ | LVM PV | +---------------------------+
File systems
Note on overall network architecture
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A lung cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming for those diagnosed and their loved ones. Some seek out all the information they can find, others prefer to get their information from a few, select sources. Some want to connect with others who will understand and want all the social support they can find. Others turn more inward. There may be practical matters like insurance coverage, access to care and financial issues to manage.
This section has a variety of information that can help you and your loved ones to understand and cope with a diagnosis of lung cancer. The most important thing to remember is you are not alone and you do not have to make this journey by yourself.
Learn about coping with a cancer diagnosis
- Coping with cancer in everyday life (American Cancer Society)
- Cancer diagnosis: 11 tips for coping (Mayo Clinic)
- Coping with cancer: Managing emotional effects (National Cancer Institute)
- Taking time: Support for people with cancer (National Cancer Institute)
- People helping people (National Cancer Institute)
- Coping with lung cancer (CancerCare.org)
Specifically for caregivers and loved ones
- Coping with cancer: For caregivers, family and friends (National Cancer Institute)
- Guide for cancer supporters (RA Bloch Foundation)
- When someone you love is being treated for cancer: Support for caregivers (National Cancer Institute)
- When someone you love is has advanced cancer: Support for caregivers (National Cancer Institute)
- Caregiving for your loved one with cancer (CancerCare Connect booklet)
- Caring for the caregiver: Support for caregivers (National Cancer Institute)


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Own Your Day >
Day 283. Sun, February 07 2010
Au bon panache
Vintage gold necklace donated by Barbara aka babz. Vintage lace petticoat from a brooklyn antique warehouse, thrifted ruffle skirt and vintage pumps from eBay.
Jessica tagged this Gorgeous
Elegant dinner date tonight?
Posted 3642 days ago.
Posted 3642 days ago.
ammakke tagged this Beauty
Wow!!Black'n gold is my favourite.You look smashing esp. in the last picture.Vintage petticoat is awesome, perfect with the pattern of the necklace
Posted 3642 days ago.
wasabipear tagged this Classique
Very interesting silhouette you managed to create. The two tiered look is divine and the fishtail throw back is working it without screaming 80s prom.
Posted 3642 days ago.
holly tagged this layer cake!
Love the layering with the bursts of colour. And on a personal note, I like when your hair is longer like this!
Posted 3642 days ago.
Sue tagged this Smashing
We didn't imagine that you'd come up with another silhouette, yet here it is, and it's beautiful! The whole message we should all get is not to copy Sheena (who could look like her, really?) but to be personal and brave in our dress.
Posted 3642 days ago.
Wow this outfit makes you look really tall.
Posted 3642 days ago.
Anonymous tagged this Try Harder
Cute, but i think the dress + another dress under is a bit too much. It would be better without the 2nd dress. The shoes are awesome!
Posted 3642 days ago.
christine tagged this super bold
are you showing some superbowl love today with the black and gold?! (somehow you don't strike me as the football type, though...) but this look sure is super - it bowled me over.
Posted 3642 days ago.
This outfit is lovely, and so classy! You look like you're going to a ball! I love the slim line look of the bottom half.
Posted 3642 days ago.
crunchee tagged this pretty lady
very swanky and elegant,and then the banana sunshine shoes!
Posted 3642 days ago.
Pretty pretty pretty!
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babz tagged this elegant
very elegant. I must say I am thrilled seeing you in my ex-necklace. much better on you!! Perfect with the underskirt. Enjoy.
Posted 3642 days ago.
Regina tagged this Batty
This silhouette makes you look like a Dr.Seuss character.
Posted 3642 days ago.
tina tagged this superbowl me away
Saints fan?
Posted 3642 days ago.
Beth tagged this Golden, Just Golden
But I also wanted to comment on yesterday's outfit. You were wearing a ghoti dhoti. Not sure who first devised that spelling of "fish": gh as in rough, o as in women, ti as in invention. Digressions aside, keep up the great work!
Posted 3642 days ago.
moon tagged this Hot
a 1920's english madam
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cheeky tagged this awesome
I LOVE IT! Love the layers you have been using the past couple days. hair looks really good too : )
Posted 3641 days ago.
Hannah tagged this Brave
Looks like a little girl trying on all her mom's wardrobe at once...and totally pulling it off. Very unique.
Posted 3641 days ago.
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elisabeth tagged this Hot
all class!
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erin tagged this chi chi frou frou
elegant, french, with a touch of quirk with those amazingly yellow shoes
Posted 3641 days ago.
Viv tagged this Layer Cake!!!!
I love the layers!! And the shoes!
Posted 3641 days ago.
Eithne tagged this golden beacons
I think LBD could use some kind of a button or a clasp in the back (neater than just a piece of string and it's got everything else, so why not?) for a tighter (better) fit in combinations like these. This combo is good to go (as others said, very 1920s dinner date elegance), but imagine the fluidity of the entire outfit if it were following the silhouette a bit closer - you wouldn't need opera length gloves for the aristocratic accent. Of course, if you would be able to breathe in it is an entirely different matter... ;-)
Posted 3641 days ago.
Irene tagged this Gold medal dinner
You look gorgeously dressed as if going to a nice dinner. Love the silhouette you created by adding the skirt underneath.
Posted 3641 days ago.
Tati tagged this Weeeird
Sorry, i think it is too weird for me
Posted 3641 days ago.
scary. tagged this black & gold bold!
Geaux Saints!! ;)
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nunu tagged this Try Harder
You are gorgeous!
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Linda tagged this Try Harder
I really like the look of long sleeves with this dress, but it looks like you're losing your slip!
Posted 3641 days ago.
my favorite so far! love it, some earrings would've set it off nicely though, maybes?
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dabuka tagged this chic&beautiful
wow! you look wonderful in these dress layers.
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Pedro Paulo tagged this Brave
Ameiii! ^^
Posted 3641 days ago.
I agree with Holly, like your hair like that... I'm not sure about this uniform... It IS really strange, this silhouette is a bit weird... Anyway, you rock ! :D
Posted 3641 days ago.
Bronwyn tagged this Unique and Very Special
Hey Sheena! This outfit makes me think of a time when I was about 3 years old. I went in my mom's closet and put on 3 skirts, 5 shirts and I tried to fit on 2 pairs of shoes. The shoe thing didn't work so I wore one of each. It was a disaster! Thank-you for making me recall some favourite child memories!
Posted 3641 days ago.
Délia tagged this Cute
I love your feeling for combinations, but sometimes I think that you are the only one which looks good in it. ;)
Posted 3641 days ago.
new yorker. tagged this priceless.
@bronwyn, have you ever thought about comedy? as a career like.. seriously, you make my days.
Posted 3641 days ago.
jolly M tagged this "you look so nice"
Sheena,Having read Hanna's(Congrats..to Hannah)& Bronwyn's comments,Ican't help recalling something You said to your godmother spontaneously: (when you were just 3yrs old!)"you look so nice in that".You certainly had this "eye" for observation & "gift" for generous compliments from a such an early age & glad to see it continuing. BTW "you look so nice" in this outfit
Posted 3641 days ago.
Payal tagged this Cute
Back from my little holiday - and rush in to check UP! The layers are adorable! And the yellow shoes are the perfect way to top it up!
Posted 3641 days ago.
beautiful! love the lace petticoat & necklace.
Posted 3639 days ago.
Pro-Portional Designs tagged this Brave
I'm getting a bit of a flapper feel from this one which I like but the portion that looks a bit lace. I dunno. I like where it's going but something feels a tiny bit off
Posted 3639 days ago.
i loooove this outfit!
Posted 3638 days ago.
Long, long legs ... ;)
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I'm trying to read the inventory for a game in a text file. The inventory looks like this:
Sword 5 Shield 5 10 Cake Sword 7 Shield 1 5
I need to read from a file and as I'm reading I need to know if the line read was a Sword, Shield or a Cake. Depending on what the item is I will do different things with it. It is important to know the numbers that follow the item. For example, shields have 2 ints, but swords only 1 int. The ints are the stats of the item.
Scanner read = new Scanner(new File("inventory.txt")); while (read.hasNext()){ infile.findInLine("Shield"); }
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DAMASCUS, Syria -- A local al-Qaida commander was killed Thursday in northern Syria in ongoing clashes with Kurdish militiamen, the second to die in a week of infighting between extremist and moderate rebel factions.
U.N. experts resumed their probe into the use of chemical weapons in Syria's civil war, but the rebel-against-rebel violence may further complicate their work on the ground.
The intensifying power struggle between disparate factions fighting to topple President Bashar Assad is threatening to further encumber a rebellion plagued by divisions and outgunned by the regime.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, an al-Qaida offshoot consisting mostly of foreign fighters, has sought to expand its influence in opposition held territories, employing brutal tactics and trying to impose Islamic law.
That has created a backlash against the group from more moderate factions concerned that extremists are discrediting their rebellion.
Highlighting the militants' growing muscle, activists said members of the ISIL broke the crosses off two churches and burned the contents of another in the northeastern city of Raqqa, hoisting in their place their group's black Islamic banner.
The action triggered a protest by residents of Raqqa, which fell into rebel hands last year and has since been controlled mostly by extremist factions, according to a resident of the city who identified himself only by his first name, Amir, for fear of reprisals.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights confirmed the incident.
The ISIL commander was killed in clashes with Kurdish militiamen in Aleppo province, activists said. Fighting between the two sides in predominantly Kurdish regions of the north has gone on for months, killing hundreds of people on both sides.
The man, identified by the Observatory as a UAE national and the emir -- or local commander -- of Aleppo, died Wednesday night.
On Monday, a top al-Qaida commander was killed in an ambush by rival Western-backed rebels from the Free Syrian Army rebel umbrella group.
Still, several groups operating under the FSA are increasingly aligning themselves with more radical groups.
Nearly a dozen of Syria's powerful rebel factions formally broke with the main opposition group in exile and called for Islamic law in the country Wednesday, dealing a severe blow to the Western-backed coalition.
The radicalization may complicate the mission of U.N. experts who were back in Syria this week to investigate three alleged incidents of chemical weapons use earlier this year, including two in the north.
The inspectors were seen leaving their Damascus hotel in a vehicle convoy on Thursday afternoon, but there was no indication where they went.
Russia, meanwhile, offered Thursday to provide troops to guard facilities where Syria's chemical weapons would be destroyed.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Moscow is ready to ensure security and help guard facilities, once the chemical weapons are stored for destruction in Syria.
He emphasized that Moscow will not accept the Syrian chemical weapons to be dismantled in Russian territory.
"We believe that it should be dismantled on Syrian territory," Russian news agencies quoted Ryabkov as saying. "We undoubtedly won't deal with it. We believe that the process of its destruction could be efficiently organized on the territory of Syria."
He spoke just hours before diplomats at the United Nations said the five permanent members of the divided U.N. Security Council appeared to have reached agreement on a resolution requiring Syria to dismantle its chemical weapons stockpiles.
The U.S. and Russia have been at odds on how to enforce the resolution.
Russia's deputy foreign minister, Gennady Gatilov, stressed Wednesday that while the resolution will include a reference to Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter, which allows for military and nonmilitary actions to promote peace and security, it would not contain wording authorizing measures automatically in case of noncompliance.
Assad has agreed to a U.S.-Russian deal to relinquish his chemical weapons stockpile following the Aug. 21 incident near Damascus that killed hundreds.
The United States and its allies insist Assad's troops were responsible and the U.S. has threatened punitive strikes. Assad's government denies the allegations and said the rebels were behind it.
In an informal interview with the Lebanese daily Al-Akhbar newspaper, Assad said his stockpile was a "burden" he was glad to be rid of. He said Syria initially manufactured chemical weapons as a deterrent to Israel's nuclear arsenal.
"Today we have much more important and sophisticated deterrent weapons with which we can blind Israel in a moment," he said.
Also Thursday, a mortar shell slammed into the Iraqi consulate building in central Damascus, killing an Iraqi woman and wounding three, Syrian state media reported.
-- Karam reported from Beirut. Associated Press writer Vladimir Isachenkov in Moscow contributed to this report.


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Welcome Above the Law readers!
Georgetown 3L Mike Sacks had a mission this semester. He wanted to be first in line for every major argument at the Supreme Court. He's been documenting his adventures on his blog First One @ One First.
This is made easier for him because he has no morning classes and lives on Capitol Hill, a few minutes away from the High Court. He should also have camping experience from his undergrad days at Duke, but unlike me, he somehow avoided spending time in Krzyzewskiville.
Maybe if he had paid his dues tenting out for basketball games, he would have succeeded in his mission. But no. Some Californians derailed him this week, as documented by the New York Times.
Fair enough, Kash.
Keep a lookout at ATL tomorrow next week:
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Ranibizumab Solution for injection
What is this medicine?
RANIBIZUMAB (RA ni BIZ oo mab) is an injectable medicine for the eye. It is used to treat wet macular degeneration and macular edema. This medicine helps to slow the disease and may help to maintain vision. It is not a cure.
This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:
eye infection
prior eye procedure or surgery
an unusual or allergic reaction to ranibizumab, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
pregnant or trying to get pregnant
How should I use this medicine?
This medicine is injected into the eye. It is given by an ophthalmologist (eye doctor) who specializes in this treatment.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
NOTE: This medicine is only for you. Do not share this medicine with others.
What if I miss a dose?
This does not apply.
What may interact with this medicine?
This list may not describe all possible interactions. Give your health care provider a list of all the medicines, herbs, non-prescription drugs, or dietary supplements you use. Also tell them if you smoke, drink alcohol, or use illegal drugs. Some items may interact with your medicine.
What should I watch for while using this medicine?
Tell your doctor or healthcare professional if your symptoms do not start to get better or if they get worse. Regular eye exams will be needed while you are being treated with this medicine.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
allergic reactions like skin rash, itching or hives, swelling of the face, lips, or tongue
changes in vision
eye that is red, sensitive to light, or painful
problems with balance, talking, or walking
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
body aches, pains
dry eyes
runny or stuffy nose
This list may not describe all possible side effects. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Where should I keep my medicine?
This drug is given in a hospital or clinic and will not be stored at home.
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For as long as Marine Sgt. Luis Hernandez can remember, he's wanted to be a Marine.
When he turned 17, he told his parents the only thing he wanted for his birthday was for them to allow him to join, just as his father and brother had done.
"Being among that group of people and knowing that you're doing something good was just amazing," said Hernandez, of Wolcott, Conn.
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Six years later, during a routine patrol in Afghanistan in April 2010, he was hit by an IED. Shrapnel tore through his flak vest and his body.
"The only thing I could really do was move my left arm and they told me I was hit in more than a dozen spots in every part of my body," said Hernandez. "I remember when I was injured in the hospital and sometimes getting upset because I'd have to get help doing things, cutting my food and stuff like that."
After five surgeries, doctors told him he would not be able to move like he had before.
"I remember that upset me a lot because I was always, my entire life, someone who was very physically active," said Hernandez.
"He's brave, he's amazing, and don't ever say no to him because he will prove you wrong," said Hernandez's mother, Mary.
As partial feeling returned to his limbs, Hernandez worked tirelessly. He got out of the wheelchair, got rid of the cane and began picking up weights once again, but this time as a bodybuilder.
"I thought to myself, 'This could be my next challenge, my next thing. I can push myself to do,'" said Hernandez.
This past Saturday, three years after the moment that left behind shrapnel and scars, the 25-year-old stood on stage and took home two first place wins as a bodybuilder.
"Your body is an incredible thing. A lot of people don't realize how far we can push it," said Hernandez.
"You raise your children and you teach them so much. I never thought one day he would teach me," said Hernandez's mom.
For the warriors currently battling through injuries, Hernandez hopes they know there's nothing they can't do.
Hernandez says he's going to take some time and enjoy the holidays and then start training for the WBFF Worlds in Las Vegas, which takes place in August.


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Yann Turchi creates braided hair sandals inspired by Joan of Arc
The unusual shoes were designed in collaboration with DRAG & DROP for their AW19 collection, which combines medieval and modern influences
Hairstylist Yann Turchi has collaborated with fashion label DRAG & DROP to create a distinctive pair of braided sandals which snake their way up the model's legs like vines. The shoes are part of A Splash of Faith, the fashion label's AW19 collection, which takes its inspiration from "the unbreakable faith of the medieval icon Joan of Arc on one hand, and New York's artists from the 80s with their rebellious mind set, on the other". Incorporating a diverse range of materials including chainmail and artificial snakeskin, the handcrafted hair sandals are the perfect finishing touch to this eclectic collection.
Images DRAG & DROP
Hair Shoes Yann Turchi
Pagan Poetry: Feral beauty explored by Adriana Papaleo and Dave Krysl
Feral beauty explored by Adriana Papaleo and Dave Krysl
Ana Martinez photographs a fashionably nightmarish story in collaboration with the Russian brand
Transformative hair: Robert Masciave's unique outfit created entirely out of human hair
The French hairdresser merges fashion and hair with his handcrafted pieces, which push the limits of hair artistry
Betty Blue: Elizabeth Jane Bishop captured by Boy/Girl
Hairstylist Mark Francome Painter reworks cinematic waves in this collaboration with photography duo Boy/Girl
Bara Prasilova presents hair as a menacing force that binds and constricts us
All Tied Up: each figure in this elegant series finds themselves trapped by their own hair
How to construct sophisticated femininity with a splash of eccentrism
Hair stylist Mai Ha has unexpected ideas, albeit a consistent vision
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More from Editorial
Filled with brand new and exclusive content, INFRINGE Issue #3 is a visual feast of art, design, beauty and fashion, all based around the theme of hair. Choose from 5 different covers, each created exclusively for Issue #3
La Vague
SENZI's SS20 collection combines voluptuous shapes and exaggerated silhouettes
Ana Martinez photographs a fashionably nightmarish story in collaboration with the Russian brand
Nuit Ablaze 夜の炎上
Hair pieces are manipulated to resemble rock formations in Nuit Ablaze 夜の炎上 by Studio Peripetie
Cyborg Heroes
Shunsuke Meguro creates Japanese sci fi inspired hair for this personal beauty project
Mask Off
Fabio D'Onofrio and Riccardo Dubitante create a wig story that aims to challenge how we perceive individuality
Support Structure
Ayoe Nissen creates whimsical floral arrangements supported by hair
Giuseppe Vaccaro shoots an editorial that takes us through various decades of fashionable hairdos
Jon Jacobsen and Vero Monaco reimagine pasta as hair in this tastefully humorous story
Pierre-Alexandre Fillaire styles a story of beautifully strange characters in memory of a good friend
Marina Roy and her team create a hair series inspired by the famous Russian jewellery art
Marina Roy and her team use hair to explore a punk attitude in this story shot by Igor Pavlov
First Client
Claire Moore's visual representation of a hairdresser's feelings after a long day of cutting hair
Photographer Sami Weller and hair stylist Ashleigh Hodges collaborated on this editorial exploring feminine emotion
A series of surreal and hirsute still lives by Olivier Schawalder and Roberto Greco
*A Latin word for 'oddity' is an editorial story highlighting the "strange, rare, and freaky"
Elizabeth Wirija shoots a visual story of individuals realising that experimentation is the ultimate way to innovation
The Wait
For this story Erika Astrid drew inspiration from the shocking but beautiful 70s London punk community
Don't Say Hello To Celebrities!
Henry Gorse and Yusuke Morioka fuse traditional Japanese hairstyles with a world of cyber dog elements
Diva's Time to Shine
A tribute to the 80s by Lolita Sharun and Terezka Fras
The Stereotype
Two women respond to the 'angry black woman' stereotype through their hair in this photoseries by Peter DeVito
Dancing As A Ghost
Tess Savina crafts a tale inspired by the theatrics of Japanese Butoh dance
Hair Drawings
Dindi Hojah turns the head into a kaleidoscopic canvas in this collaboration with Hick Duarte
The Culture of Magick
A study of myth, worship and witchcraft, Aris Akritidis reimagines ancient rituals from a modern perspective
Don't Mess With My Hair
Daniela Beltrán and OMG Salon celebrate colourful hair in a variety of shapes and patterns in this vibrant photo series
Marina Roy conjures up a host of visually arresting characters based around the spectacle of the circus
Street Wigs
Sara Merz snaps a series of street cast individuals transformed into new characters through hair by Gabriel de Fries
Curiouser and Curiouser
Alice in Wonderland's fantasy hair is reimagined in this collaboration between Erika Astrid and Evanie Frausto
Neea Kuurne crafts a beautifully unsettling series featuring hair
The mastermind behind the popular lip art Instagram account creates an exclusive set of images centred around hair
Future Wave
Explore a splash of whimsy from New York creative duo Joseph Paradiso & Yuki
Evoking the flow and movement of sea creatures, Tricia Field plays with volume and textures in this story by Fernando Gómez
Fenêtres et Bords
Soft silhouettes are brought to life in angular light in this story by Kay Sukumar and Fabio Vivan
With their new project, Anthony and Pat Mascolo again collaborate with performance artist Bre Lembitz in exploring recurring and haunting hairdresser truths
Unnatural Nature
Janine Ker's hair art emulates nature's colours and patterns in this sun-drenched tale by Alex Black
Graffiti-painted wig art by Josh Mascolo forms the starting point for this kaleidoscopic series shot by Anthony Mascolo
Acid Twins
Olivier Rose and Andre Cueto Saavedra evoke the 90s in this neon-tinged story
Quantum Dreams
David PD Hyde creates a playful story inspired by the wave and particle properties of light, with hair by Asahi Sano
Hair Club for Men
The definition of 'masculine' and 'feminine' hair is turned on its head in this playful tale by Kristiina Wilson and William Blair
Paper Cut
Artist Alma Haser transforms Ryuta Saiga's hairstyles into her signature handwoven collages
I Can Be Anyone, I Can Do Anything
The real bodies of Isshehungry and Creepy Yeeha are transformed into immersive cloud-uploadable avatars in this story by Sylwana Zybura
I'm Not Crazy, My Reality Is Just Different To Yours
Shingo Shibata conjures a series of fantastical hair scenarios in this story by Alberto Maria Colombo
Metamorphosis As Protection
Franco Schicke captures elegantly sculpted shapes by Nacho Sarube
What Do You Wanna Be When You Grow Up?
Exploring a child's perspective on beauty, hairstylist Ayoe Nissen creates a series of looks together with her seven year old daughter
Chroma: An Ode to J.D. Okhai Ojeikere
This vibrant photo series by Medina Dugger celebrates the art of Nigerian hair culture
INFRINGE in Japan インフリンジ
Neon hair comes to life at night in Shinjuku, Tokyo
Visions of Tomorrow
Jivomir Domoustchiev balances the sculptural elements of his garments with raw, undone hair in his latest collection
Photographer Alex Black on the satisfaction of shooting hair
"I love working with hair. For me it feels like the last space in fashion photography that is still innovative."
Andrea Zvadova's delicate portrait series of individuals with albinism celebrates the elements that make us unique
Show Pieces
The transformative power of hair is laid bare in this wig story by Roger Cho and Markus Lambert
Dry Line
Claus Troelsgaard and Line Bille merge elements of contemporary style with flashbacks to previous decades
Teenage Years
Joanna Hüttner Lemoine captures Kevin Roux's interpretation of classic shapes on modern teenagers
Not Quite There
Serena Becker finds beauty in the little details
The Vlada Project
Jean Baptiste Santens draws on hair influences old and new to visualise the stylistic expression of today's gender-free youth
Created by Swiss hairstylist Olivier Schawalder and shot by Olivier Rose, the hairpieces take inspiration from the ocean and the creatures that inhabit it
Pretty Vacant: A self-portrait series by hairstylist Jake Gallagher
Shot by Millicent Hailes, this striking series interprets the influences of punk through extreme hair and make-up
Where I Belong
Paying homage to the anarchic DIY cuts of the 70s and 80s, Anthony & Pat Mascolo collaborate on this exclusive INFRINGE hair story
Lose Your Illusion
Lorenzo Sampaolesi merges layers of intoxicating colour with sculptural fashion by Jivomir Domoustchiev
Betty Blue: Elizabeth Jane Bishop captured by Boy/Girl
Hairstylist Mark Francome Painter reworks cinematic waves in this collaboration with photography duo Boy/Girl
Nuit Ablaze 夜の炎上
Hair pieces are manipulated to resemble rock formations in Nuit Ablaze 夜の炎上 by Studio Peripetie
Nise 偽
Alberto Maria Colombo captures Shingo Shibata's fantastical synthetic wig designs, interpreted from Japanese manga drawings
Aurora Borealis
Saturated in intoxicating colour, Heath Grout captures sculptural shapes by designer Jivomir Domoustchiev in this story inspired by the northern lights
Lusha Alic captures everyday hair accessories in a new light
More is more in this exclusive INFRINGE collaboration featuring hair by Jake Gallagher
INFRINGE reworks Select Verve Best of British
INFRINGE reworks Anthony Mascolo's images from Select Verve Best of British
INFRINGE X NEVS: Un-judged, un-retouched, unadulterated
INFRINGE teams up with Nevs Models at this anti-casting
Save and Survive: Milo Black documents punks and skinheads at Gosha Rubchinskiy's AW16 show
With an uncompromising aesthetic heavily influenced by Russian youth culture, Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy is fast achieving cult status
Georgie: Bold and riotous style by Anthony & Pat Mascolo
Bold and riotous style by Anthony & Pat Mascolo
Anna: Sharp lines and layered colour by Anthony & Pat Mascolo
Sharp lines and layered colour by Anthony & Pat Mascolo
Nise 偽
Alberto Maria Colombo captures Shingo Shibata's fantastical synthetic wig designs, interpreted from Japanese manga drawings
Incomparable Beauty
Eda Lee directs a tale of lovable quirky characters
The Hare And Other Fables
Pierre-Alexandre Fillaire and Mike O'Gorman team up again to create a series of fantastic forest figures
In My Childhood Dreams
Danilo Spacca styles hair for a story that captures a delicate post adolescence feeling
The Beauty of Gorgons
Medusa and her Gorgon sisters are reinterpreted in this editorial by Latisha Nicholson, Lisa Maria Lohmann and Daniel Weigel
Shooting The Process
Paris France creates a three-tiered colour process editorial
Clara Aguayo, Nacho Sarube and Diego Campomar explore the essence of the wet look in this story
Saik Gonzalez and Monster House London style variations of the same classic punk hairstyle
Arianna Genghini shoots a romantic story exploring a modern take on classic femininity
INFRINGE presents 2200, a multidisciplinary collaboration opening a dialogue about our immense electronic waste
A Riot Of Colour
In hair stylist Eda's ideal world, hair should always be colourful, fun and kooky
I Got My Papers
This story aims to empower anyone whose status has been questioned because they appeared foreign
Warren Boodaghian displays the beauty of colour processing in this series shot by Aris Akritidis
The Kids Are Fine
Ilenia Arosio shot a fictional girl gang with fresh looks and sluggish attitudes
おる- Oru – to fold, to bend
Drawing inspiration from the art of Origami, Ayoe Nissen folds and shapes hair like paper
Modern Transformation
Erol Karadag created sleek hairstyles in this futuristic story shot by Joseph Paradiso & Yuki
INFRINGE Collaboration: Angelo Seminara x Anthony Mascolo
Wasteland BTS
This photo story by Jivomir Domoustchiev and Coral Garvey captures the backstage setting of Europe's biggest fetish rave
Variations on a Theme
Tom Connell blends contradictory ideas, styles and textures in this stripped-back story
Koji Ichikawa presents psychedelic hair in a state of weightlessness
Hide & Seek
Merging the natural and the synthetic, Jon Jacobsen captures vibrant flashes of colour against muted autumnal surroundings
Richard Stow, Jiv D and Kieron Fowles create a series of shapeshifting looks
Untitled Minerals
Masa Fujita emulates the textures, forms and silhouettes found in nature in this story by Olivier Barjolle
Moving between light and dark, Weic Lin and Cheng Po Ou Yang explore themes of creation and transfiguration
Shuhei Nishimura and Sara Barcaroli collaborate on a gothic punk tale
Yann Turchi creates braided hair sandals inspired by Joan of Arc
The unusual shoes were designed in collaboration with DRAG & DROP for their AW19 collection, which combines medieval and modern influences
Planet Beauty
Evanie + George present a host of vintage-tinged alien characters in this extraterrestrial tale
Wet Paint
Malorie Shmyr's colourful close-ups capture hair in staggering detail
Exploring the transformative power of hair, Luke Benson and Christel Lundqvist create two polar opposite looks in this story captured by Alex Barron-Hough
Summer of '89
Eugenia Güeto Gómez and Diane Betties revisit the 80s with a modern spin on the most memorable styles of the decade
Curls are the protagonist in this story by Alizee Omaly and Anita Bujoli
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Vivien Lawson's faded pastel blue waves are captured by Markus Lambert
Born in Xixax
An ode to punk icon Nina Hagen, by Erika Astrid and Kazuhide Katahira
The Flora
The shapes and textures of the natural world are interpreted as hair sculptures in this story by Marina Roy and Albert Plekhov
Hair and body are morphed into strange and sensual shapes in this stripped-back tale by Takayuki Shibata and Takashi Murata
Harajuku: A Hair Story
Alex Black's short film chronicles eye-catching hair on the streets of Tokyo
Emmanuel Giraud and Jean Baptiste Santens embrace retro styling in this evocative tribute to the 80s
Pablo Kuemin and Daniel Archer collaborate on a wig series with intergalactic inspirations
Girl on the Train
Kayt Webster-Brown captures artfully dishevelled styles by James Oxley in this story, which reimagines hair in transit
Andrea Zvadova transforms the contours and colours of hair into undiscovered worlds in this collaboration with Kieran Tudor
Hair takes centre stage in this quirky series
Hair is placed into a number of surreal scenarios in this story by Spanish art duo I'm Blue I'm Pink
Wondrous Field
Regality is mixed with fantasy in this modern fairytale by JC Verona and Paris France
In Anthony & Pat Mascolo's INFRINGE Issue #2 cover editorial, hair is used to conceal and reveal
Don't Keep Me Waiting
Based on the different stages of a salon visit, Oskar Gyllenswärd transforms mundane moments into a painterly tableaux
The Art of Hair
Hair reigns supreme in this collaborative project between hairdresser Marina Roy and photographer Albert Plehov
Infinite Shapes in a Confined Space
Koji Ichikawa's dynamic hair creations captured by Alberto Maria Colombo
Haven't You Noticed (I'm A Star)
Andres Burgos channels the resurgence of the 80s in this story inspired by New York's Club Kids
Something To Uplift
Shunsuke Meguro combines classical and contemporary hair elements in this story by Jessica Ross
Nine Pound Shadow
Magdalena Kmiecik explores the theme of hair through fur as a body covering
Fearless // Reckless
Anthony & Pat Mascolo's short film dramatises the act of the haircut
ASOS unveils campaign showcasing a myriad of colourful hairstyles
We speak to the hairstylist behind 'Go Play', the new beauty line from ASOS
Enlight: To Be Reborn
A story inspired by the shapes, textures and ornaments used to represent the hair of virgins and noble women of the Renaissance
Trace the Skyline
Panos Damaskinidis photographs artist Bre Lembitz, with hair by Anthony Mascolo
Waldmännchen: Forest forms are merged with hair in this elegant still life series
Creating playful characters out of simple elements, the sculptures are photographed in rich autumnal hues by Serena Becker, with hair by Susanne Lichtenegger
Chelsea Girl
An ode to 70s DIY style, Leksi sports a feather cut as she journeys along London King's Road, the former epicentre of punk culture
Close Crop
Short is sweet in this stripped back hair story by Anthony Mascolo
Lack of Inspiration
The go-to style during a bad hair day, braids are mixed with coloured silk in this story by Fredrik Wannerstedt
Through a series of fantastical and ominous images, photographer Eliška Kyselková visualises the destructive effects of human actions on our natural world
Black Magic Woman
BOY/GIRL create a modern and magical hair story inspired by shamanic culture
Future Youth
Heath Grout captures chopped wigs, braids and neon twists by Akos Bodi and Marco Iafrate
RGB / Latex Future
Anthony & Pat Mascolo collaborate on a series of bold sculptural looks with London designer Jivomir Domoustchiev
Rinse + Repeat: This is not how I woke up, but it's how I look now
Photography duo Boy/Girl collaborate with hairstylist Mark Francome Painter on this exclusive editorial
Crawler: India Grove catches a winter bug
INFRINGE adorns model India Grove with a selection of unusual accessories
Layered Sheers: Intricate weaving and layered textures by Amit Abraham
Heath Grout captures intricate weaving and layered textures by Amit Abraham
Born: The latest looks for Bad Apple Hair by Aid Tams
Alex Barron-Hough captures hairdresser Aid Tams's looks for Bad Apple Hair
Replicant Gel: referencing Blade Runner and Ex-Machina in this android inspired story
Heath Grout references Blade Runner and Ex-Machina in this android inspired story
Pagan Poetry: Feral beauty explored by Adriana Papaleo and Dave Krysl
Feral beauty explored by Adriana Papaleo and Dave Krysl