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king landscape solutions
King landscape solutions are a family run business that have a vast portfolio of hundreds of happy completed customers with over 45 years experience in the trades . At the moment we are offering great prices on turfing , drives , patios , fencing , clearances and much more please check us out feel free to call us or email all quotes are free and very competitive .
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We are a End of Tenancy Company with over 23 years in Deep Cleaning. We offer - One off Cleaning Spring Cleaning Deep Cleaning Move In/Out Cleaning also oven, appliances,inside windows, when you book any of the above. Please take a look below at our Twitter page for updates, maybe we can fit in a last min if we are in your area. Twitter is updated daily. I have now recently been qualified in professional oven cleaning.
Blenheim Property ServicesCertificate of Excellence 2015
Blenheim Property Services offer the full range of trade services from Electricians painters and decorators to Land scape Gardening or Garden maintenance to Property cleaning. If your property needs a make over or some simple decoration or repairs we are happy to help, likewise with your garden we offer the full range of services. For any project large or small we will visit you discuss and plan out the job and your requirements and specification and help provide solutions and a simple cost effective service No matter the size of the job, we take great pride in every job we do.
Welwyn Outdoor Works
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Apply Coatings Plastering
Apply Coatings Plastering is a North London based Plastering subcontractor,established in 2008.we transform damaged and ordinary walls,ceiling and floors.we undertake all other plastering work to a exceptional level of quality and guarantee all Apply Coatings finishes.Every project,from residential to commercial ,is hand troweled onto a high standard finish.we have extensive expertize in the renovation of period houses and listing building and specialise in external and internal plastering and decorating work
Greenmans YardCertificate of Excellence 2015
Experienced Gardener/landscapers , offering all aspects of gardening/maintenance and hard & soft landscaping including: -Regular maintenance -Garden prune &Tidy -Hedging/hedge cutting -lawn care -Fencing -Planting -Complete garden re builds -Patio building/steps/walls etc.. -Decking -Turfing -Irrigation -garden clearance And much more.. Please contact me for a quote.
AHSolutions is a professional garden and landscaping company with several years of experience in the business, we provide gardening and landscaping services for the good people of Milton Keynes, Northampton, Bedford, and the surrounding areas. We take great pride in what we do so we don't cut corners. We offer Gardening, landscaping, weed control, paving, fencing, and tree services, Our prices for new and old customers are very competitive on the market. AHSolutions take part in regular training to keep up with the new designs and products on the market.
Omega Roofing & Building Services
We are a local, reputable and reliable company. Qualified to do the services we provide.
Daryl Gannon landscapes
Daryl Gannon Landscapes offer a complete garden design, landscaping and maintenance service. This means whether you require a complete new design & build, changes to your existing garden or regular general maintenance we have the skills & expertise to help you. We design and build contemporary, chic and classic gardens throughout London, Hertfordshire, Kent and Essex. Projects include City, Courtyard, Patio, Roof gardens and larger Family gardens. We are constantly being asked for low maintenance and this has evolved into an important element of all our garden designs. Whether you are looking for a stylish or funky space, we are able to create this for you, using my years of knowledge and expertise.
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Pick Man and Van
Pick Man and Van is a London removals company. Founded in 2014 the company is providing home removals and storage services to all residents of Greater London. Hire a professional man with a van for your move. One can hire a storage box or arrange a storage container too.
David Killgallon
I am an independent decorator & have over 25 years experience. I offer an internal & external painting & decorating service & specialise in wall papering
Man and Van Hire London
Man Van Hire is a removal company in London. Based in Camden this domestic removals company is providing expert man and van and self storage services to all Londoners.
Stonehill LandscapesCertificate of Excellence 2015
All aspects of hard landscaping. From design to completion.
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Leigh Garden Services
Leigh Garden Services Our history: After leaving oaklands college with a city & guilds in horticulture in 1987 i decided to start my own business. 30 years on were still going strong maintaining numerous domestic gardens throughout north london and hertfordshire, with the help of my son who has 20 years experience in garden maintenance we have built up our reputation on being knowledgeable, reliable, honest and friendly. Our services: We offer professional garden maintenance at affordable prices. No garden to big or too small so if its just a grass cut or weekly/fortnightly maintenance were the guys for the job!! Landscaping services: We not only specialise in gardening we also offer expert landscaping services including fencing, decking, patio's, driveways, new grass lawns and artifical lawns. Just about anything in the garden, all our work it undertaken by our experienced and fully qualified team.
Marcus Gardens Ltd
Marcus Gardens is a small business offering hard and soft landscaping services. Our aim is to provide a reliable service from which our clients get value for money hence out motto "Quality Service Never Compromised". Whatever the project, large or small do get in touch. If you can dream it, we'll bring it to life.
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For those of you that see or smell mold in your home or business that needs to be removed as quickly as possible, Natural Mold Solution LLC in Brentwood, Tennessee are the experts to hire to take on the job. Natural Mold Solution LLC specialize in effective and affordable: black mold removal, mold remediation, mold testing, mold abatement, If you are looking for the best mold solution service in Brentwood, TN contact the experienced and knowledgeable team at Natural Mold Solution LLC today.
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For great grilled food, consumers want meals with the backyard-grill taste. Revealed in a new national poll from HPBA, two out of three (66 percent) consumers would rather stay in and grill out at home when they are in the mood for grilled meals versus eating out at a restaurant. Grillers confirm, outdoor cooking provides a quick, no-fuss, economical way to prepare a meal for family and friends.
When choosing to stay home for that delicious, straight from the grill or smoker taste, consumers are adamant about who they want in charge of grilling meals and who they don't want at their backyard barbecues. A griller who accommodates everyone's food preferences by serving a variety of different foods including meat, fish and vegetables, ranks as the favorite person to have at a barbecue. Beyond manning the grill, consumers say their least favorite guest to invite to a barbecue is a "Control Freak" – someone who bosses everyone around.
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- From Bland to Grand. Make chicken grand by adding a sauce of aioli or flavored mayonnaise (1 cup mayonnaise, 1 clove minced garlic, 2 tablespoons fresh chopped herbs) dolloped on top of the grilled chicken.
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- Vivacious Veggies. From zucchini and squash to red and green peppers and onions, drizzle a flavored nut oil, like walnut oil, over the veggies before cooking. Sprinkle toasted walnuts or pine nuts to finish off these vegetable favorites.
- The Great Potato. Whether it's for potato skewers or wedges, add olive oil, garlic salt and pepper to potatoes before throwing on the grill – making perfect seasonings. Finish off this classic grilled potato with a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese.
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Kara Ross has been there for us at clutch moments, so to speak. For the past 10 years, her handbags, belts and fine jewelry have been among the must-have pieces of every Palm Beach woman's wardrobe. This year, Ross will open a Manhattan-area retail store, so her devotees won't have to view her latest creations by appointment only.
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Olga D. Snyder, age 90, of Batavia, NY, died peacefully Saturday May 18, 2013 at United Memorial Medical Center.
She was born August 31, 1922 in Dunkirk, NY to the late Thomas R. & Frances (Larsen) Coleman. Also preceded in death by her husband, Lester Snyder and a brother, Donald R. Coleman.
Mrs. Snyder and her husband owned and trained Harness Race Horses for many years. She enjoyed crafts, gardening and loved to spend time with her children and grandchildren.
Surviving are her loving children, Thomas C. (Carol) Brown of Dunkirk, Margaret A. "Peg" (late Robert) Wetzel of Batavia and Suzann (Bruce) Welka-Passe, all of Batavia; grandchildren Lori (Bob) Brumsted, Warren (Mindy) Welka, Karen (Michael) Vallese, Dawn (Wayne) Donnelly and Robyn (Adam) Benner, along with 9 great-grandchildren.
There is no prior visitation and funeral services will be held privately by the family. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Olga's memory are suggested to the American Heart Association, American Cancer Society or the American Diabetes Association. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Dunkirk, New York.
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Two Moms in the Raw, Blueberry Granola, 4 Bars, 2 oz (56 g ) Each (Discontinued Item)
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Adelphi, MD -- (March 7, 2012) — Patricia S. Florestano, chair of the University System of Maryland (USM) Board of Regents, today announced the appointment of Juliette B. Bell as president of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Bell is provost and vice president for academic affairs at Central State University in Wilberforce, OH. Her appointment is effective July 1, 2012.
Bell, a biochemist, is recognized as a strong advocate for increasing the number of minority scientists. She has dedicated much of her career to providing opportunities for students to participate in scientific research.
"We are extremely pleased that Dr. Bell has accepted our appointment as president of UMES," Florestano said. "She has an impressive record of outstanding leadership in many areas, including enhancing academic excellence, creating opportunities to attract research and private support, and nurturing pathways of success for students. The board is confident that she will serve the university, our system, and our state extremely well in the years ahead."
Bell has 20 years of higher education experience, spanning teaching, research, and administration. As Central State University's academic chief since August 2009, she is responsible for the institution's academic agenda, including improving student performance outcomes, developing new programs, and enhancing academic excellence. Her accomplishments are many. She restructured the academic colleges to create the first College of Science and Engineering, developed the University College as a special unit to support retention of freshmen and transfer students, oversaw the implementation of the university's first online courses, and enhanced international education programming.
Prior to joining Central State, Bell was interim provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at Winston-Salem State University, providing leadership in academic program planning and implementation, strategic planning and budgeting, enrollment management, research, faculty affairs, and information technology. During this six-month temporary assignment, she was credited with securing an endowed professorship in physical therapy as well as implementing academic program review.
"It is a privilege to welcome Dr. Bell to the University System of Maryland," USM Chancellor William E. Kirwan said. "As an academic leader, she has increased student retention and graduation rates and promoted academic excellence across disciplines. As an accomplished scholar and scientist, she has the experience needed to further align UMES' academic, research, and outreach activities with the workforce and economic development needs of the Eastern Shore and the state, especially in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) fields. And as a successful grants writer and fundraiser, she brings expertise in attracting outside resources and developing partnerships that are so critical, especially during these difficult economic times."
Kirwan also expressed his gratitude to the presidential search committee. "Under the outstanding leadership of UMES Alumnus Al Cornish, the committee of faculty, staff, students, and alumni during the past nine months did an excellent job of carrying out its responsibilities."
A Talladega, AL native, Bell was the first in her family to attend college, earning a bachelor's degree in chemistry from Talladega College. She earned her Ph.D. in chemistry with a biochemistry concentration from Atlanta University (now Clark Atlanta University) and post-doctorate in biochemistry from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Following her post-doctoral fellowship, she worked as a senior staff fellow and as a research biologist at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in Research Triangle Park, NC.
In 1992, she began her higher education teaching and research career in chemistry as a Department of Natural Sciences faculty member and director of biomedical research at Fayetteville State University. There, she advanced to serving as founding dean of the university's College of Basic and Applied Sciences from 2004 to 2006 and as provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs from 2006-2008 prior to her interim appointment at Winston-Salem State.
Bell serves on the National Science Foundation's Biological Sciences Advisory Board and is a consultant to the American Association of Colleges and Universities. Among her many honors are the 2001 National Role Model Citation from Minority Access, Inc.; the 2000 Millennium Award for Excellence in Teaching in Mathematics, Science, Engineering and Technology at Historically Black Colleges from the White House Initiative on Historically Black Colleges and Universities; and the National Science Foundation Young Investigator Award (1993-98). In 2000,
Bell was featured with astronaut Mae Jemison and U.S. Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders in a Chicago Museum of Science and Industry exhibit titled "Defying Tradition—African American Women in Science and Technology."
In addition, Bell is a graduate of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities Millennium Leadership Institute and the Harvard Institute for Education Management. She also has served on the boards of various community service organizations.
Bell will succeed Thelma B. Thompson, who stepped down as UMES president August 15, 2011. Since Thompson's departure, Mortimer Neufville has served as interim president and will continue in that position until Bell joins UMES in July.
"We are grateful to Dr. Neufville for his excellent service during this period," said Chancellor Kirwan. "Under his capable leadership, UMES has continued to move forward."
"I am extremely delighted and humbled to be selected as the next president of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, a great institution," Bell said. "I look forward to working closely with UMES faculty, staff, students, alumni, and the Board of Visitors; the greater community of business and government leaders; the University System of Maryland administration and colleagues; and the entire state of Maryland to continue building upon the tremendous 125-year legacy of UMES. I thank the Board of Regents and Chancellor Kirwan for this opportunity and this singular honor."
One of the 12 institutions of the University System of Maryland, UMES is a land-grant university and is recognized as one of the nation's leading historically black institutions. Located in Princess Anne, the institution is well known for its distinctive array of undergraduate academic programs, including engineering and aviation science, construction-management technology, hotel and restaurant management, and professional golf management. Among its graduate-level offerings are doctoral-degree programs in food science and technology, marine-estuarine-environmental science, pharmacy, and physical therapy. For more information about the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, visit: www.umes.edu.
Contact Bill Robinson at 410-621-2355 or Anne Moultrie at 301-445-2722.


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Great taste, good for white tongue, after anibiotics, helps clear the mouth of yeast over growth. Helps close those food pockets at the gum line.
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I had trouble years ago with the beginnings of periodontal disease. I credit the diligent use of this mouthwash, along with Jason Healthy Mouth toothpaste, with getting my dental health back up to par and maintaining it to this day.
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This is my favorite mouthwash. It needs to be diluted, which makes it last longer, and it really leaves my mouth feeling clean and minty.
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WHITE PLAINS – The New York Power Authority, the
nation's largest state-owned public utility, has expanded the
availability of its Internet web site to include a significant
portion in the Spanish language.
"As a major provider of electricity and related
services in New York State and especially the metropolitan New York
City area, we feel it is vitally important to make information about
the Power Authority and its activities as widely available as
possible," said Louis P. Ciminelli, chairman of the Power Authority.
"This expansion of our web site should help us reach that goal."
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U.S. Ambassador to Japan John Roos briefed the press on the ongoing response to the Japanese earthquakes and tsunami on March 14, 2011. Ambassador Roos started the press conference by expressing his condolences to the victims of the current catastrophes and noted that the U.S. flag is at half mast to pay tribute to the Japanese people.
Ambassador Roos said, "I just want to take a moment before we get started with the U.S. brief to commend the government of Japan and the Japanese people. Japan is one of the most well-prepared and capable countries in the world to manage a response to a disaster such as we have seen. You heard Prime Minister Kan talk about the fact that this is the biggest disaster and challenge that Japan has faced since World War II and I think Japan, I know Japan, the country, is up to the task. The country has proven over and over again with respect to other countries around the world who have needed their help, that this is a people that step up in a time of need. And I also want to tell you that I am glad to see, because I think it's important that not only the United States, but many of Japan's other friends stepping up to help Japan when it is so desperately in need.
"I just want to commend, once again, the Government of Japan and the Japanese people for their resilience during this extremely challenging time. We''e seen on television, in the streets, the people of Japan remaining calm and pitching in to help one another and that has just been during the period when so much has happened during the last 72 hours.
"So with that, let me turn to the U.S. effort. I think it goes without saying that the United States of America is one of Japan's closest friends. This is a time when our country needs to step up for the country of Japan. We wanted to begin these briefings so that we can go through some of the latest facts on the ground as we know them. I'm going to make a few comments with regards to some of the U.S. efforts going on, but I have with me here today General Field who is the Commander of U.S. Forces Japan, and I've asked him to speak to some of the military efforts, humanitarian and disaster relief efforts that are going on, because they are so critical to the overall U.S. efforts.
"First of all, because I know it's on everyone's mind, let me just comment on the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant issue.
"We would like to reiterate that U.S. experts have been in close consultation with Japanese experts regarding the evolving situation at the Fukushima nuclear power plant.
"Our experts have included senior representatives of the White House, the Department of Energy, the Department of Health and Human Services, the President's Chief Senior Science Advisor, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and I think it's important to say that the NRC members who are on the ground here include experts in boiling water nuclear reactors and they have come to Japan to make themselves available to assist their Japanese counterparts.
"Our position that was set forth yesterday has not changed: we are encouraging U.S. citizens to heed the instructions of the Japanese civil defense authorities.
"Japan's Nuclear Industrial Safety Agency has recommended that people who live within 20 kilometers of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant evacuate the area immediately. No other evacuations have been recommended.
"Now, as the Government of Japan announced earlier today, a hydrogen explosion occurred at the 3rd reactor at Fukushima. I wish I had more information for you, but all I can tell you right now is that we are currently in consultations with Japanese officials about the situation, as well as reviewing the situation with our own experts. We are confident that the government of Japan is doing all it can to respond to this serious situation.
"Again, I just want to re-emphasize we are available to assist Japan in its efforts responding to this current development and we will of course provide further updates.
"Let me now turn to consular information. As you know, American citizens are our highest priority. Let me just give you a couple of facts. Number one: we are not aware of any confirmed reports of American deaths in Japan. I have been informed that there are also no serious injuries that we are aware of at this time.
"Now the State Department has received numerous inquiries on the welfare and whereabouts of specific U.S. citizens in Japan. And the Embassy and the State Department are working around the clock. We have our consular services available 24 hours a day to determine the whereabouts and well-being of all U.S. citizens in Japan.
"The best information that we have right now is that there are approximately 1,300 American citizens in the Japanese prefectures that were most affected by the earthquake and the tsunami.
"U.S. citizens in need of emergency consular assistance should send an e-mail to email@example.com and please include detailed information about their location and contact information.
"Now, you probably all know, but I should repeat that there are numerous other websites with information and updates as we develop them and those are made available. Karen Kelley, our press officer here, can give you copies of those websites after this press conference. I should also say that I am trying to tweet current developments as they become available.
"In addition, Prime Minister Kan's office has established an English-language website that users may access for the latest quake-related information. (www.kantei.go.jp/foreign/index-e.html)
"Let me comment briefly on the USAID assistance that the United States is providing. USAID response includes the USAID Disaster Assistance and Response Team which is now on the ground in Japan and is working to coordinate overall U.S. government response efforts along with the U.S. Embassy. The USAID/DART team includes four experts from the U.S. Department of Energy, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. They are advising USAID/DART on nuclear issues, including the ones I previously made reference to, and are again consulting with their Japanese counterparts.
"Urban Search and Rescue teams from Fairfax County and Los Angeles County are on the ground in Misawa, Japan and will begin search-and-rescue operations today. Comprised of 144 personnel with emergency medical skills, engineering, and water search capabilities, they are clearly going to be important in the disaster relief efforts. They also, by the way, include 12 canines trained to detect live victims.
"The Government of Japan, and I should emphasize this, is directing the search and rescue teams to conduct operations along with Japanese firefighting units in the areas that are hardest hit by the tsunami.
"Now, as you know, a major, major effort is underway by the United States military and earlier today General Field had the opportunity to visit some of the disaster areas. So I thought in this briefing today it would be helpful for General Field to provide an overall view not only of his thoughts with regard to today, but the military effort."
You can read Ambassador Roos' complete remarkshere.
Dr. G. in West Virginia writes:
Very thorough summary
Eric in New Mexico writes:
I'm wondering if it's possible in a last ditch effort to prevent a triple nuclear meltdown that would create an environmental catastrophe on land, whether it would be possible to decouple the reactor cores and use heavy lift helicopters to transport them out to sea and dump them in deep water before they go critical and burn through the steel casing.
Nothing else seems to be working.
M.M. in Slovenia writes:
Do you think that intelligent people don t realize that you (USA) caused this earthquake in Japan??? We know you are guilty. You and your HAARP.
John P. in Greece writes:
@ Eric in New Mexico
And I'm wondering (LOL) if it's possible to leave it up to the scientists..
who know better than us!
If you want my opinion, NO!
We cannot do it this way, by using copters, or helicopters.
The core is burning and we cannot ask for a "10 minutes guarantee" Pizza delivery.
I'd trust the scientific community at this point.
We will stay alive! You'll see!
Mujeeb S. in New Zealand writes:
My sympathy and condolences to the people of Japan.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
(after third blast reported - 1,3, and latest affecting #2 reactor building)
0052: Details are now emberging about radiation levels after the blast at Fukushima's reactor 2 at 0610 local time (2110 GMT Monday). Tokyo Electric officials say that one hour of exposure at the nuclear plant would be equivalent to eight times at what a person might experience naturally during the year.
-BBC live feed
That's enough to give someone one heck of a sunburn.
I think folks need to start getting honest with the public in that this is only going to get worse as there's a triple meltdown happening right now and it looks like they've lost complete control over their nuclear facility.
There comes a point with increasing radiation where anyone working there to try and do something to prevent one or more massive core breaches will take a lethal dose within an 8 hour shift, even in a moon suit.
I remember the ultimate sacrifice made by individuals to contain the pile at Chernobyl and encase it in concrete. It's looking like it will take a similar commitment to put these to bed.
The world needs a miracle every day, but it doesn't look forthcoming this week.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
The core's are probably to heavy to lift even with two sky-hooks ( the kind of copter that can lift and deliver an MIAI ABRAMS battle tank) But I had to ask.
And you might be right considering I just heard that the #2 reactor has been breached by the latest explosion, thus the high rad count.
Whether the cores are just partially melted or are "burning" they are inaccesable at this point anyway except maybe by robotic means.
I suppose we could leave this to scientists and pray they know what the hell they are doing, but I'm not exactly clueless given my granddad not only helped build the first A-bombs but also holds one of the first Metalurgical group patents for reactor cooling design the US patent office ever issued to his group at Los Alamos during WW2.
Remember, scientists assured the public that this couldn't happen with all the redundancy of design built in. So you want to trust them now?
They may know better than us but are apparently clueless as to how to solve this, or have flat run out of scientific options.
That much you can trust to be self evident.
Now folks need all the creative ideas possible to resolve this, and you have a problem with my submitting one, workable or not?
That's for someone with far more authority than either you or I have anyway to decide if it is or not.
But yeah, once it was able to be hoisted aloft, it would be about a "10 minute pizza delivery" flight to dump it in deep enough water to cool it and isolate it from the population.
The facility is right next to the ocean.
Assuming the control rods stop the fission process and are in place, there will be a point where the cores will become cool enough to retrieve and encase permanently in concrete from the ocean floor using robotic means.
If we can plug BP's screw-up, we can do this.
But unfortunately circumstance has made it all but impossible.
So here you have about a hundred tonnes of spent MOX fuel in a cooling pond right next to 3 reactors going critical and out of control, 2 of which are plutonium MOX fed reactors, and a third (# 4) that may or not be compromised and folks ( those scientific experts) are saying this won't be as bad as Chernobyl in a worst case scenario?
Have I ever lied to you John?
If I was to tell you that this situation is far worse given the millions in Tokyo and surrounding areas, would you believe a simple house painter's assesment?
There's a lot to be considered in this.
They've tried bringing the ocean to the cores and that hasn't worked, and maybe its just a matter of cutting a channel with explosives and dragging them out to sea with tugs and cables, and pray they hold together long enough.
The worst case scenario being if they don't get cooled and explode, a good portion of Japan may be rendered uninhabitable.
If I were going to do some wishful thinking, then I'd say perhaps that big aftershock and tsunami folks are expecting by Thursaday will open a crack in the earth right under that plant, swallow it whole, and the sea rushes in to allow mother nature to resolve the dire human conundrum folks are facing.
But don't count on my wishes coming true, I'm fresh out of miracles today.
take care,
John P. in Greece writes:
@ Eric in New Mexico
Unfortunately, once again you were right. For more than 3 years you were posting your worries concerning nuclear energy.
Moreover, this thriller in Japan raises a vital issue about something else you have also predicted all these years:
What will happen if we face a similar situation in Iran, or South Korea?
If we are not able to control the situation in a democratic country like Japan, which receives all the available international scientific help and collaboration, we are certainly fully unprotected in a future nuclear accident in Iran and South Korea, where their regimes will act egoistically in case of emergency and of course without offering any flow of information toward the rest of the world.
If the Japanese case is a thriller, then, Iran and Korea are a nuclear nightmare!
After the situation in Japan is set up, I think that the international community should ASAP begin a discussion about the new parameters we have to face. And this time we must be even more serious and strict when we deal with regimes that are not willing to collaborate with the international society and rules.
W.W. writes:
@whitehouse Winning the future : earth must be protected otherwise consequence like in japan "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3ujh-7VCcs&feature=related"
W.W. writes:
Turn Nuclear reactors off follow berlin choice till is over The palnet is truly risking and facing an imminent massive nuclear disaster...
W.W. writes:
turn engine off "http://www.rumsfeld.com/library/detail/new-documents-released-bush-admin..."
Eric in New Mexico writes:
Just to clarify, I'm not against nuclear power as as form of energy production, I just think there's a better, more sensible way to go about it.
Why on earth it was approved that spent fuel was to be stored in cooling ponds in the reactor buildings at this plant is beyond all logic. The only reason is that it seemed convinient at the time to folks, now it poses ( as #4 reactor caught fire while off-line and it was the spent MOX fuel burning and spewing radiation, along with #1, #2, #3, reactor out-gassing -intentional or not) will be the subject of much criticism and represents an inherant safety design flaw.
On another note, since you mentioned North Korea, it seems "lil Kim is ready to "talk nuclear" and negotiate. Probably thinking that with this crisis and all the fear generated that he stands a chance of pushing that fear at the negotiating table just a little bit further...big mistake on his part if so, because it will definately anger everyone else if he tries such a tactic.
What happened in Japan could just as well happen to them, or the US for that matter.
LA is expecting "the big one" with a 90% probability in the next 30 years, ans the Pacific northwest off Washington State could see an 8.0 or greater quake anytime now.
Just add Tsunami to that...
I don't buy the head of the US atomic regulatory commission's statements at the Whitehouse briefing yesterday. Platitudes are no substitute for a thoughtful review of everything we've built to date, and a decision as to whether to continue to opperate aging atomic plants in harm's way.
It should give the Gulf natiuons and Russia pause for thought about starting up Bushir, regardless of Iran's wishes in the matter, 300 million have to live with the decision.
These are topics that go beyond the antagonistic political parameters that hold sway on the debate today regarding rogue regimes.
It becomes a matter of preventive action to protect populations, not a denial of sovwereign rights to the peaceful use of atomic power.
President Obama is a sensible man, subject to reason and with the ability to adapt his policy as best for this nation and the greater good of humanity. I have confidence in that, and he's earned my trust in this regard.
What he chooses to do in light of these events will not be some knee-jerk reaction out of fear of the unknown, but because it makes sense to take a fresh look at atomic power and nuclear waste management in this nation.
So If he wants a robust manned space program, I suggest he initiate a study on how to get what we can't use out of our backyards and off this planet.
And offer a global solution to atomic waste, create a few jobs and put the world in debt to us for a change paying for it.
It's one sure way to erase any national debt.
If he told world leaders "this is what we are prepared to do for you to safeguard your populations, on a permanent ongoing basis, but we insist on debt forgiveness in advance to develop and pay for the program with the reliable delivery systems we must adapt to get the job done."
Then humanity has a working plan to safeguard its future using atomic energy in a swustainable envioronmentally sound manner.
All the king's horses and all the king's men arn't going to be putting Fukushima on'line again, that's for certain.
I hate being right most of the time John, you know this...
The question now is what will we learn from this as we proceed to deal with it?
Sam in New York writes:
@ John, You mean North Korea don't you? You sounded like you knew what you were talking about there for a moment.
John P. in Greece writes:
@ Sam in New York
Of course I mean North Korea and thank you very much for the correction.
Sorry guys, "writer's ERROR"!
Best regards and thank you Sam.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ John,
With all my typos, I'd hardly be one to call you on your's. It was easy enough to assume by context which Korea you meant.
If you have a spare hour or so to delve into the context of our conversation, I think you're going to be flat amazed at what you hear in this hearing.
I know I was.
I should modify my statement a bit, I hate it when I'm right most of the time, but humbled when it seems to make a difference to folks.
Now I don't know what to make of the reach Dipnote has, and often wonder who reads these things, or who may have considered the assesment I just posted here in discussing this with you, but I think we make a pretty good team John, for shaking stuff up.
And if we have with this, then I'd say that's the miracle of my week bro...
I guess you'll just have to check out the hearing and decide for yourself if the Senators read Dipnote or not.
It's uncanny...I feel like I'm being quoted for some strange unknowable reason.
Or I'm just loosing my mind...
Waiter,...reality check please?! I've had more than my fill.
Think I want to know is why they put the reactors on site so damned close together that the explosions damaged the one's next to them and they went off like a string of firecrackers.
I'll accept that the earthquake and tsunami were the inflection point of instigation for this disaster, but it flat didn't have to happen has some common sense been designed into the facility, let alone the Mark-1 reactor that houses spent fuel within the containment building being a real bad, bad idea right off the architect's drawing board.
This doesn't exactly take a nuclear physisist to figure out. The whole world is witness.
I'm glad that the head of the NRC is going to do that review I suggested would be better than platitudes, but frankly he may have to wait a thousand years before he can get close enough to Fukushima to get a detailed analysis of everything that went wrong with all the reactors during and after the initial earthquake.
So he should probably start with the basics and don't keep folks waiting years for a report on this.
Fact is he's probably as certain as everyone else is in this country that not a single nuclear plant built here was designed to withstand a 9.0 earthquake.
And neither were the back up systems.
Nor the back up for the back ups that were put in place after 9/11.
And that's the hard reality of it.
This is what happens when you design things on the cheap.


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The Economist: The World in 2010
In 2010, Obama will have a miserable year, NATO may lose in Afghanistan, the UK gets a regime change, China needs to chill, India's factories will overtake its farms, Europe risks becoming an irrelevant museum, the stimulus will need an exit strategy, the G20 will see a challenge from the "G2", African football will unite Korea, conflict over natural resources will grow, Sarkozy will be unloved and unrivalled, the kids will come together to solve the world's problems (because their elders are unable), technology will grow ever more ubiquitous, we'll all charge our phones via USB, MBAs will be uncool, the Space Shuttle will be put to rest, and Somalia will be the worst country in the world. And so the Tens begin.
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The Economist: The World in 2009
In 2009, a remarkably gifted politician, confronting a remarkably difficult set of challenges, will have to learn to say "No we can't", Guantánamo will prove a moral minefield, economic recovery will be invisible to the naked eye, governments must prepare for the day they stop financial guarantees, we will judge our commitment to sustainability, scientists should research the causes of religion, we will all be potential online paparazzi, English will have more words than any other language (but it's meaningless), Afghanistan will see a surge of Western (read: American) troops, Iran will continue its nuclear quest while diplomacy lies in shambles, the sea floor is the new frontier, we should rethink aging, (non-)voters will continue to thwart the European project -- but cheap travel will continue to buoy it -- though it has some unfinished business to attend to, and a Nordic defence bond will blossom.
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The Economist: The World in 2008
In 2008, China will fail to ride the Olympics wave and improve its worldwide image, the US will vote mainly on health (barring a terrorist attack or a recession), usher in a period of pragmatic caution and toast to it over a nice Merlot, the culture wars will go global, Israel may decide that it must act alone against Iran, African gangs will prosper, UK politics will be re-established as a spectator sport, we will finally quit oil - and want yet more of it, the potato will make a comeback, an island will be moved for the sake of the Euro, we will rush to give for free what others charge for, U will HAV CASH, robots will explore the seas of Earth, which is round, by the way, pigs will fly, and we will like totally love it (don't we?).
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The Economist: The World in 2007
In 2007 there will be lots of anniversaries, the web will keep killing the television star, the popcorn will taste familiar, humankind will come closer still to achieving immortality, and text messaging will conquer Africa. And although the spread of democracy is stalling (don't worry however - the Swedes still win (pdf)), it's still down to George Bush.
The Economist: The World in 2007.
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At the just-concluded NATO Summit in Chicago, the largest gathering of NATO nations and partners since the Alliance was founded, we delivered on the promises we made at our historic Lisbon Summit 18 months earlier.
First of all, we added details to the Lisbon roadmap for how we will gradually and responsibly wind down the NATO mission in Afghanistan. By the middle of 2013, every district and province in Afghanistan will have Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF) in the lead for security, with NATO forces in a supporting role. By the end of 2014, the Afghans will be fully responsible for their own security, and the NATO-led combat mission will come to an end. But our engagement in Afghanistan will continue after 2014, with a new mission focused on training and advising the Afghan forces.
Second, even in this fiscally austere time, NATO leaders agreed to acquire the capabilities we need to deal with the threats of today and tomorrow. They declared that NATO has an operationally meaningful interim capability for territorial missile defense. U.S. missile defense ships are already in the Mediterranean and are now able to operate under NATO's operational control when necessary. We have tested and validated the Alliance's command and control capability. The United States has agreements with four countries -- Spain, Turkey, Romania, Poland -- to host U.S. missile defense assets. Allies committed to invest over $1 billion in command and control and communications infrastructure needed to support the NATO ballistic missile defense system. And the President has directed the transfer of the operational control of the radar in Turkey to NATO. All of this represents a major step in providing NATO with the collective ability to defend its territory against ballistic missile attack.
But NATO's leaders agreed on more than missile defense. In Chicago, NATO signed a contract to acquire the Alliance Ground Surveillance system, five Global Hawk drones, which will give the Alliance the ability to survey battlefields and crisis zones from high altitudes day or night, regardless of weather. This capability was vital to the success of NATO operations in Libya. Then, NATO had to rely on the United States to provide these drones; now NATO has acquired its own capability.
We also agreed to extend the Baltic air policing mission. NATO allies now provide aircraft to patrol the airspace of the three Baltic states, so that those nations can invest in other NATO operations, such as Afghanistan.
And NATO's leaders adopted a Deterrence and Defense Posture Review that describes the appropriate mix of conventional nuclear and missile defense forces NATO should have. We reaffirmed that NATO will remain a nuclear-armed alliance as long as nuclear weapons exist, and that these weapons will be safe, secure and effective, but we also are prepared to consider, on a reciprocal basis with Russia, reductions in non-strategic nuclear forces deployed in Europe.
In addition to adding to NATO's capabilities, we strengthened our partnerships with NATO partners from all parts of the globe. We met with the four countries that aspire to enter NATO -- Bosnia-Herzegovina, Georgia, Macedonia, and Montenegro. And NATO leaders also met with counterparts from 13 countries from the Middle East, Asia, and Europe that have contributed significantly to NATO's operations and strategic objectives. NATO is becoming a hub for global security, a proven structure in which nations with common interests can join with NATO for our common goals and common defense.
In Chicago, we moved beyond words to actions, giving NATO real capabilities to help us face the security challenges, known and unforeseen, that we will face in the coming decades.
For more information on the NATO Summit, please see the Department of State's 2012 NATO Summit website. On Twitter, follow Ambassador Daalder (@USAmbNATO) and USNATO (@USNATO) for the latest news regarding NATO.
W.W. writes:
what a mafia
Eric in New Mexico writes:
@ Amb. Daalder,
I found the recent comments by a Russian general suggesting "pre-emptive strikes' on Nato missile defense facilities to be fairly disturbing...seeing as how if a US general were to suggest something like that in public he would be out of a job the very same day.
Maybe you can tell me what the plan is to address the Russian Federation's abject paranoia over NATO missile defense and the ingrained fear of some kind of attempt by NATO to invade Russia or target it's capabilities. I mean don't they understand that history has been a great teacher and that it should be obvious that NATO has learned something from Napoleon and Hitler's failed attempts?
What up with that bad attitude?
Make one wonder who's running the show over there in the Kremlin.
Now the President has said, "All nations must choose peace." and that "words must mean something."
And I think these two things will define the family of nations and civilization's survival in the face of rampant political stupidity that endangers the peace of nations.
And defines what may be a reasonable request to honor commitments made in international fora.
So here's an idea for a little get together post-UNGA 2012 among like minded nations and protagonists alike.
To rededicate themselves to the idea of living in peace with one another in the middle of nowhere at the very first "ground zero"(*)
Because I can't think of a more appropriate site to do that on, while offering world leaders a stark vista of what the alternative looks like.
And can and will you pass this idea onward and upward so the President can determin its merits?
(*) Site info;
Trinity Site
White Sands Missile Range, NM
(505) 678-1134, ext. 1700
•Hours: Open the first Saturday in April and October only, see gate opening times at the
"http://www.wsmr.army.mil/PAO/Trinity/Pages/default.aspx"•Reservations: Not required
•Cost: Free
•Location: Driving directions below
Trinity Site
On July 16, 1945, the first atomic bomb was exploded at the Trinity Site, White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. Today, Trinity Site is open to visitors twice a year. About 2,000 people visit every time it's open.
Sights at the Trinity Site include base camp, ground zero, the ranch house where the plutonium core was assembled, an instrumentation bunker and part of the original creater left by the explosion. On exhibit are Jumbo and Fatman bomb casings. Photography is allowed here, but not elsewhere on the White Sands Missile Range.
Bring your own food, but drinking water is available. If you drive in with the convoy from Alamogordo, it's a 170-mile round trip and no gasoline is available.
What about the radiation? According to the website, radiation at ground zero are about 10 times greater than the earth's background radiation. Staying there for one hour exposes you to about 0.5 to 1.0 milliroentgen (mrem), less than the 3 to 5 mrem exposure on a coast-to-coast jet airplane flight. The green, glassy substance called Trinitite, created by the blast, is still highly radioactive and should not be picked up. Pregnant women, small children and anyone else with concerns should consult their doctor before visiting.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
I recieved the following reminder in my in-box today so as I can't attend this - perhaps the proposed "meeting of minds" outlined in my previous post may be forwarded to the conference attendees for their consideration as a small contribution to the debate, registered in abstensia.
Registration ends today for Monday's "Generation Prague†conference.
W.W. writes:
it is an illusion of democracy made by an elite a lobby enslaving world population
are all men created equals ?
I saw the tears of the oppressed—
and they have no comforter;
power was on the side of their oppressors—
and they have no comforter.
2 And I declared that the dead,
who had already died,
are happier than the living,
who are still alive.
3 But better than both
is the one who has never been born,
who has not seen the evil
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In 1970, hatcheries released 500 million young salmon. By 2008, that figure had jumped to 5 billion.hatchery-bred salmon are gobbling up smaller fish, krill, and other prey, reducing food supplies in the North Pacific for endangered wild runs and hampering their recovery. In addition, hatchery fish, which come from limited brood stock with less diverse DNA, aren't as genetically fit as wild salmon to support the long-term survival of the species.
Young salmon enter a fierce competition for finite food resources in the North Pacific.switching from an era of colder water temperatures to warmer ones, and then back again. It's called the Pacific Decadal Oscillation. Around 1978, the ocean switched from a colder period to a warmer one. (We may now be switching back to a period of cooling, partially offset by the effects of global warming.) That warming boosted the production of phytoplankton, which in turn increased populations of the tiny crustaceans and juvenile fish that salmon feed on.
It's no coincidence that most threatened salmon species are in the West's most industrialized river systems.the spawning lake. That journey to and from the lake can be epic. One run of sockeye spawns in Redfish Lake, Idaho — 900 miles from the Pacific. Chinook and coho also spend a lot of their lives in rivers, where they're susceptible to the wear and tear of dams, industrial pollution, high temperatures, low oxygen, and a sketchier food supply caused by loss of habitat. It's no coincidence that a majority of the federally listed threatened or endangered Pacific salmon species are Chinook, coho, sockeye, and chum that spend at least part of their lives in two of the West's most industrialized water systems, Puget Sound and the Columbia River.
'We're seeing very clear signs that the north Pacific Ocean is reaching its limit for salmon,' says a researcher.published research suggesting that hatcheries played little part in Alaska's great pink salmon boom. The state's commercial pink salmon catch grew from 3 million fish in the 1970s to more than 20 million in the 1980s, after the installation of industrial hatcheries, and the boom is popularly attributed to the hatcheries. Hilborn and Eggers argued, however, that the same boom would have happened without the hatcheries because of more favorable ocean conditions — and those runs would have been wild, not tank-raised.
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Taeniura lymma is ovoviviparous. This means that the embryo is nourished by the yolk and the eggs are retained within the female until they hatch. The ray produces about seven live young in every litter. Each juvenile is born with the distinctive blue markings of its parents in miniature. In courtship, the male often follows the female with his acutely sensitive nose close to her cloaca in search of a chemical signal that the female will emit. Courtship usually includes some sort of nibbling or biting of the disc. The teeth of the male are used to hold the female in place during population. The male fertilizes the female via internal fertilization through the use of their claspers. The breeding season is usually in late spring through the summer and gestation can be anywhere from 4 months to a year.
Because only about seven live young are produced in each litter, this species is highly vulnerable to population collapses from overfishing, habitat loss and the pet trade. They also have a long gestation period making them even more susceptible to population collapse. (Taylor, 1997)
Key Reproductive Features: Iteroparous; Gonochoric/gonochoristic/dioecious (sexes separate); Sexual; Fertilization; Fertilization :: Internal; Ovoviviparous
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The winter of 2010-2011 will go down as one of the harshest, coldest and snowiest winters on record. It was, in a word, brutal. And that was on a good day. Much of general aviation was severely hindered or just shut down. At the airlines, the mantra is that if it is at all possible to go, you go. So we went, but I think I set a personal record for trips to the deice pad and for winter related delays and cancellations. I have never been a fan of cold weather, which I define as anything less than 80 degrees. You won't find anyone more anxious than me for summer.
So, what does the spring and summer mean in terms of flying? In the last couple of weeks, I've been able to see large areas of flooding as the snow melts and the ground becomes saturated with water from all of the rain we've seen this spring. If you are keeping an eye out for emergency landing sites, you should keep in mind that the ground may be much softer than you can determine, which could lead to a nose-over event in what would normally be a perfect farmer's field (well, perfect, that is, if you are not the farmer on whose field you are landing).
I am not necessarily suggesting that you change all of your flight planning based on the potential for soggy fields, but pilots and instructors should pay more attention to other off-airport landing alternatives, especially long stretches of road. This, of course, means paying heed to the possibility of hard-to-see wires, but such is life. As long as the rain, especially in the eastern half of the country, continues to fall, soft ground is going to be an issue.
Summer also means humidity and haze. The kind of haze that settles in for days or weeks at a time is not usually a problem except for trying to navigate VFR. It's less of an issue for thunderstorms, but it can make it difficult to see any storms along your route of flight. Bone up on your basic instrument skills, or better yet, work toward the actual rating. Humidity, on the other hand, can not only make you miserable, but it can and will negatively affect the performance of both you and your airplane. It affects you by being a distraction and causing fatigue, and your airplane by causing hits on maximum payload and useable runway lengths.
But, summer flying also means your airplane can take you places that you really want to go, like the beach or to visit family. Plan carefully, fly smartly, and enjoy the warm weather while you can.
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The Three Phases of Leave
An unemotional approach to investing.
Editor's Note: Todd posts his vibes in real time each day on our Buzz & Banter.
These are heady days in the financial markets. Late last week, world peace broke out after Mario Draghi boldly pledged what no ECB president has pledged before: an unlimited bond-purchase program in an attempt to rein in sovereign interest rates and protect the eurozone currency. That was followed on Friday by jobs data that was so fugly, Jets fans could be heard chanting QE3 all the way from the Meadowlands.
Yesterday, we detailed the catalysts this week that could bring the "other side" of the euphoria to fore. As shared at the time:
"The biggies, of course, are the German vote on Wednesday and the FOMC 'rate decision' on Thursday - although that will be more about QE3 than an incremental rate adjustment (real interest rates are already negative). There is also a Dutch election on Wednesday that isn't getting much press, but it will matter on the margin. Sprinkle in an Apple (AAPL) iPhone 5 launch and you've got yourself a recipe for volatility."
While many will argue that our once-noble profession-we must hearken back to the days when free markets greased the wheels of capitalism and served as the ultimate arbiter of meritocracy-has devolved into a giant game of chicken, with cumulative imbalances on one side and central bank agendas on the other, the psychological song remains the same for those still muddling through the market mechanism.
The three primary players in this process can be found below, with definitions courtesy of Merriam-Webster:
1: refusal to satisfy a request or desire
2a (1): refusal to admit the truth or reality (as of a statement or charge) (2): assertion that an allegation is false b : refusal to acknowledge a person or a thing : DISAVOWAL
Migration: mi•gra•tion
1: to move from one country, place, or locality to another
2: to pass usually periodically from one region or climate to another for feeding or breeding
3: to change position in an organism or substance
Panic: pan•ic
1: Relating to, or resembling the mental or emotional state believed induced by the god Pan
2: Relating to, or arising from a panic <panic buying>
Or, as summed up in this nifty little chart below:
More recently, a chart was brought to my attention, although you must forgive me as I misplaced the source. It's a variation of the above dynamic with current-day influences mixed in for good measure.
Perhaps nowhere is our current course better summed up-and yes, the timing of this post is perfect as 1) Germany votes on the constitutionality of the massive sovereign aid package and 2) The FOMC weighs whether to unleash another round of stimulus despite mainstay market proxies trading at four-year highs. Four-year highs and they're still contemplating another adrenalin shot.
Says a lot, eh? Particularly against a backdrop of 1.7% GDP in the face of upwards of $15 trillion in aggregate stimulus since the first phase of the financial crisis arrived. But there's nothing to see here; move along folks.
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Great Apartment with Stunning Views
Size40 m²
Floor No.9(with elevator)
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Elevator in building
- Disabled access
- Kitchen
- Parking available
- Pool
Accommodation summary
It is just the place to go for if you are looking for a nice relaxing holiday that helps you to recharge your batteries.
Cosy studio apartment on the 9th floor with stunning sea and mountain views. See the whole coastline of Playa de las Américas. The apartment is very spacious with 32m2 plus 8m2 balcony with sea view. Nice little dining corner with table and chairs, living area with two arm chairs and television with satellite TV, comfortable double bed with fitted wardrobe, American kitchen with cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, coffee maker, kettle, toaster, juicer, etc., and bathroom with shower and washing machine.
Just outside the complex there are bus and taxi stop, supermarket, pharmacy, bars and restaurants and a wellness bath with bodybuilding studio.
If you want to spend your holiday with friends, you have the possibility to book more apartments within the same complex.
Playa Paraiso is one of the sunniest places in Tenerife located between Playa de las Américas and Los Gigantes.
You can find numerous restaurants, bars, supermarket, pharmacy and shops and two picturesque sandy coves.
There are very good bus services from Playa Paraiso to many parts of the island and the main tourist attractions.
Playa Paraíso is ideal for those who want a good tourist infrastructure, but do not want to live right in the main tourist areas of Los Cristianos and Playa de las Américas.
Who likes to dive or snorkel will find good conditions and a diving school. Playa Paraiso is also ideal for golfers, it is only a short drive away from the most beautiful golf courses on the island (Abama Golf and Golf Costa Adeje can be reached in 10 minutes).
House rulesNo smoking allowed.
No pets allowed.
We charge 20€ extra for arrivals after10.00pm.
On the day of your departure you have to leave the apartment clean without any rubbish or dirty dishes.
Private parking (depending on availability) price for a week 30€, after 1.week 2€/day.
Cleaning service can be provided for 10€/hour.
Normally on arrival a refundable damage deposit of 100€ has to be paid.
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Unique location, amazing view! We just loved it !
In the description of the accomodation is mentioned "nice and quiet complex". This is far besides the truth because within less than 200 metres two big five star hotels (16 floors) are built and building works are going on 7 days a week from dawn till dusk.
Table and balcony chairs are not very comfortable and the chairs in the living room are not suited for people ovet the age of 55. The owner should see to it that missing cutlerly and glasses should be replenished in this appartment for 4 persons. During our stay 12 floortiles in the living dining room came with 4 loud bangs up.
The appartment is spacious and the lay out is very good. The lighting and electric appliances were al working.
During our entire stay we did not meet the guestwife/hostess.
There is a refurbishment work in progress on the two huge tower blocks next to the our block of flats.
As a result it was like living in the middle of building site,loud noise and a lot of dust Next bad thing was balcony,water pouring from the flats above ruin our lunch..
Excellent apartment with great views. All the basics and some nice furnishings. Wifi was not available in the appartment, otherwise I would give 5 stars
Faultless. Everything was in place as agreed when we arrived.
Perfect place for taking a relaxing break. Beautiful views of the sea from the apartment terrace so breakfasts and dinners were special.
100% recommendable.
Stayed in this beautiful apartment for one week and loved everyday of it. We arrived after 10pm and got a taxi from the airport which cost 45 euros which seemed a little expensive. Apparently taxis are more expensive at night but can't confirm if this is correct as that's the only taxi we got. Was met at outside the building by our contact who spoke very little English but made up for it by being the nicest person ever. The apartment was incredibly clean and exactly as it appears in the pics with views of the mountains to one side and the sea from the other. The apartment is on one of the top floors of a very tall building so gives aerial views of the village below. There is a beautiful pool downstairs but unfortunately this was closed for maintenance work two days after our arrival. There is free wifi in the reception area with lots of space to chill and watch the sunset. The beach is also a quick 5-10 min walk but the beach isn't amazing. It's small, a bit rocky but hardly too busy. There are a few shops around including a superdino which sells all you need. A few bars and restaurants dotted around. The only downside was the two high rise flats being built straight in front of the building. The construction work is within working hours so allows for a good nights rest and is a bit if a visual eye sore but this didn't bother us much as we didn't spend much time in the flat during the day and at night it's quiet and buildings vanish into the dark background of the sea. The construction appears to be in the final stages which should bring a bit more buzz to the area. Lastly, there is a bus stop just outside the building to pdla so definitely worth getting a bus pass if you don't have a car. Overall 5/5 for the apartment 4/5 for location.
Lovely view in apartment .appartment was fine but bedroom was twin beds.but no complaints.petra was lovely and communicated well.but the pool side well getting a bit run down and there is two blocks to the left empty but locals says that hard rock have bought it and it be ready in 18 months time.but we did enjoyed our holiday .
The 1-room studio is just as beautiful as in the photos! On departure at the airport logged a quick call and then we were taken into a warm reception. The view from the 15th floor is the sea (on a clear day is La Gomera to see), banana plantations and mountains - beautiful.
Right in the entrance of the residential complex there is a small shop, ideal for fresh bread in the morning. No 2 min. Walk away is a supermarket. Toll is also the small kitchen to cook and then enjoy the food on the balcony overlooking the sea! By car it is in a short time in Los Gigantes (recommended for dolphin and whale watching), the Siam Park or the most beautiful beaches in Playa del Duque, Las Americas and Los Cristianos. We can definitely recommend the hotel and would definitely come back, thanks to Petra and her friend.
Das 1- Zimmer Studio ist genau so schön wie auf den Fotos! Bei Abfahrt am Flughafen kurz telefonisch angemeldet und schon wurden wir herzlich in Empfang genommen. Der Blick aus dem 15. Stock geht aufs Meer (an wolkenlosen Tagen ist auch La Gomera zu sehen), Bananenplantagen und Berge - wunderschön.
Direkt im Eingang des Wohnkomplexes befindet sich ein kleiner Einkaufsladen, ideal für frische Brötchen am Morgen. Keine 2 Min. zu Fuß entfernt ist auch ein Supermarkt. Toll ist auch die kleine Küche zum kochen und anschließend das Essen auf dem Balkon mit Meerblick zu genießen! Mit dem Auto ist man in kurzer Zeit in Los Gigantes (für Delfin- und Whale Watching zu empfehlen), dem Siam Park oder den schönsten Stränden in Playa del Duque, Las Americas und Los Christianos. Wir können die Unterkunft auf jeden Fall weiterempfehlen und kommen gerne wieder, danke an Petra und ihre Freundin.
We have spent a wonderful stay in this apartment is perfect. Well it equipped, well located with excellent views. Delighted with the treatment received before and during our stay.
Hemos pasado una magnífica estancia en este apartamento, es perfecto. Muy bien equipado, bien ubicado y con inmejorables vistas. Quedamos encantados con el trato recibido, antes y durante nuestra estancia.
Apartment was like in photographs. We expected a little more cleanliness. We are welcomed by so-called friend host a Hispanic woman. Host itself we have not seen or heard locally. In general, we are satisfied and we plan to make further use of Wimdu
Appartement was zoals op foto's. We hadden wat meer properheid verwacht. We zijn verwelkomt door zogenaamde vriendin van host een Spaanse vrouw. Host zelf hebben we ter plaatse niet gezien of gehoord. In het algemeen zijn wij tevreden en zijn we van plan om nog eens gebruik te maken van wimdu
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