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Garden and Room on Leonardo's Navigli
Size16 m²
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- Elevator in building
- Family/child friendly
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|Via Privata Pienza, 20142 Milan, Italy
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Guest room is upstairs with a guest bathroom.
On the lower floor there family life will gladly share the common areas such as the living room with an open kitchen and a lovely garden that gives a pleasant atmosphere unusual for a city like Milan.
Two kitchen: indoor and outdoor in the patio.
You might also enjoy our hospitality and taste the specialties of the hostess Antonella.
It will be a pleasure for us to offer our guests a rich breakfast.
The apartment is located in an area surrounded by green and 20 minutes from Piazza Duomo.
Possible recreational activities like jogging or nice relaxing walks in a park nearby with a ring track.
Located along the Naviglio Pavese, 5 minutes by car from the Milan nightlife with bars and typical restaurants.
The new Dock, in Navigli area is amazing to visit. by tram n 3 you reach this area very easy in 10 min.
The metro is only 4 bus stops away from home so that you can easily reach anywhere in the city.
Lio the cat is there!
House rulesTake care objects, please.
We give you the keys.
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Reviews of this property
My partner and I spent a weekend at home and Damiano and Antonella was great. The house is super good. The room cozy. A very relaxed atmosphere. Breakfast in the garden in the Milan is almost unbelievable. The house is outside but within Milan. The tram or subway take you straight to the Duomo. It was like visiting family. Thank you very much to you both for making us feel at home.
MI pareja y yo hemos pasado un fin de semana en casa de Antonella y Damiano y ha sido estupendo. La casa esta super bien. La habitacion muy acogedora. Se respira un ambiente muy relajado. Desayunar en el jardin en pleno Milan es casi increible. La casa esta fuera pero dentro de Milan. el tram o el metro te llevan directo al Duomo. Ha sido como visitar a unos familiares. Muchas gracias a los dos por hacernos sentir como en casa.
Wonderful experience, Antonella and her partner sati are very kind, they even picked us up at the Metro station in the evening that we arrived! Very nice and cozy, everything clean, super breakfast ......
Bellissima esperienza, Antonella e il suo compagno sono sati gentilissimi, sono anche venuti a prenderci alla fermata della metro la sera che siamo arrivate! Casa molto bella e accogliente, tutto pulitissimo, colazione super......
About a warm welcome and great tips for exploring the whole place, to our family, the stay in Milan we liked very much. We felt as friends and not as guests. Many Thanks !! We will definitely return times.
Über einen herzlichen Empfang und tolle Tipps zum Erkunden der statt bis zur herzlichen ganzen Familie , hat uns der Aufenthalt in Mailand sehr gefallen. Wir fühlten uns als Freunde und nicht als Gäste . Vielen Dank !! Wir werden bestimmt mal wiederkommen.
Hospitable, friendly, quiet area, good bed and good sleep, catch up with the car and transfer to the subway. Just good and recommended.
Gastvrij, vriendelijk, rustige omgeving, goed bed en goed slapen, met de auto halen en brengen naar de metro. Gewoon goed en aan te bevelen.
The house is spectacular, Antonella and her husband are wonderful people, and our stay was brief but very pleasant, thanks to them.
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Antonella & her Husband are very nice people! We had a very good Time at thier Place in Mailand. The room we had booked and the Rest of the House is beautiful, also the garden. Antonella loves to cook so in the morning we had tasty selfmade cake or muffins. A special Event was the frist Dinner because they made a typical italien pasta for us. It is absolutly a good choice to stay there! We are thankfull for everything. Ciao ciao
Antonella est une hôte incroyable
,humaine et pleine de joie de vivre. Sa maison est magnifique est surprenante d'originalité! Nous avons eu la chance de partager un repas délicieux avec eux ,un moment super en Italie!
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First off hello and thank you for being here. My name is Shayne and currently have a 12yr yellow female Mailei and a 11month chocolate pup Roux. The old girl is retired and the new pup is filling her shoes and more, we hunt only and have never run test.
Pup and I have been training since the day he's been home at 7 weeks utilizing the Pat Nolan training retriever puppies method until the time we could transition into Duck Dog Basics 1. We utilized Duck Dog Basics until he was 4-5 months old to the point of FF. Roux then went off to the trainer and returned at 7 months. I took him back for a week to clean up some marking ehen he was 9 months.
He is now 11 months and is in his first season, I love watching him work it brings suck joy. Roux hunts out of a dog blind, stand or dog box depending on situation but mostly dog blind at my rice club. He marks well, steady in the blind, delivers cleanly to hand and has been a joy to hunt with.
I love training with Roux and watching his progress. We are currently on Duck Dog Basics 2 to the point of back pile about 75yds out and hoping to keep progressing.
I've been lurking here for awhile and finally decided to jump in with some questions for a later post. Great site with some great people who seem very informed, I look forward to talking with you all.
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Caveh Zahedi built a reputation as a naughty provocateur with surreal docu-comedies like A Little Stiff and I Am a Sex Addict, but his latest effort rises above self-interest and takes a stab at instigating change. And he might be facing a fatwah for it.
The Sheik and I, a diary film about Zahedi's messy experience working on commission in the United Arab Emirates, certainly contains a mischievous edge. However, Zahedi has also made an alarming testament to the challenges of sincere expression in societies opposed to its function. It's a daring work made with reckless abandon -- in other words, both irresponsible and necessary.
Hired by the Sharjah Art Foundation to create a short film for the UAE emirate's biennial celebration, Zahedi faces a paradoxical task. The genial and apparently open-minded curators of the foundation, avowed fans of his work, task him with creating a film illustrating "art as a subversive act." But they also establish a few puzzling restrictions from the outset, including the ominous edict to avoid mocking the Sheik of Sharjah. Though Zahedi frequently says he doesn't want to put anyone in danger, his resulting project repeatedly does just that by documenting the process behind its creation.
Grabbing his wife, their toddler and a few young assistants, Zahedi eagerly heads off to Sharjah with every intention of pushing any button he can find. The filmmaker conceives of a crass B-movie about the kidnapping of the Sheik and insists the unseen leader play the role himself. That's only one of many requests that cause his poor hosts to stonewall him in apparent fear for their lives. The Sheik & I chronicles Zahedi's inability to make his movie. Whether or not you agree with his tactics, the filmmaker's approach is undeniably funny, provocative and fearless.
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Lewis and Nancy Glines were my 2nd great grandparents. The couple resided in the area of Franklin where they raised their family. They were buried near the head of Webster Lake in Sawyer Cemetery.
LEWIS DAVIS, born on 30 January 1796 in Sutton, Hillsborough County (now Merrimack), New Hampshire.[1]Lewis died probably in Franklin, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, on 27 October 1844 and was buried in the Sawyer Cemetery (near the head of Webster Lake), in Franklin.2
Lewis married NANCY GLINES in Sanbornton on 28 November 1822, Belknap County, New Hampshire.[2] Born on 21 July 1799 in Northfield, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, Nancy died in Franklin on 22 October 1887.[3]
Lewis and Nancy had ten children:
- SARAH JANE DAVIS, born about 1823. Sarah Jane married NATHAN M. GAGE.
ii. ELIZABETH A. DAVIS, born about 1825 in New Hampshire. She married a man with the surnameBROWN.
iii. CATHERINE DAVIS, born about 1829 in New Hampshire.[4] Catherine died in New Hampshire, on 28 August 1839; she was 10.[5]Buried in Sawyer Cemetery, Franklin. [6]
iv. NANCY DAVIS, born on 15 July 1830 in Franklin, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.[7] Nancy died in Franklin on 24 February1908; she was 77.[8]
Nancy married JEREMIAH K. JUDKINS, son of Samuel Judkins & Hannah Kimball, in Franklin, on 11 March 1852.[9] Jeremiah was born on 18 February1829 in Franklin, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.[10] Jeremiah K. died in Franklin on 24 February1905; he was 76.[11]
v. LEWIS M. DAVIS, born about 1832 in New Hampshire. Lewis M. died on 21 August 1863; he was 31 and was buried in Sawyer Cemetery, Franklin.[12]
Lewis M. Davis served from Franklin in Company E, New Hampshire 16th Infantry Regiment, enlisting on 23 October 1862. On the 10th of November 1862, Lewis wrote his last will and testament in which he bequeathed his land in Stearns County Minnesota to Cora Judkins, daughter of Horace and Elisabeth Judkins.[13]
vi. ALBE C. DAVIS, born about 1834.
vii. LAURA DAVIS, born on 4 December 1835 in Franklin.[14] Laura died in Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, on 13 April 1927; she was 91.[15] Buried in Franklin Cemetery, Franklin.11
Laura married DANIEL RUSSELL WOODWARD, 30 January 1854, in Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.[16]
viii. OLIVE B. DAVIS, born about 1842 in New Hampshire.[17] On 26 June 1862 when Olive B. was 20, she married CALVIN T. CALL in Franklin. The couple had one child.
ix. GEORGE DAVIS, born about 1843 in New Hampshire.
x. ALVA DAVIS, born about1843 in New Hampshire.
Future Research
Search for probate records of Lewis Davis, 1844 and upward, in Belmont County.
Search for deeds for Lewis Davis in Strafford County before 1841 and Belknap County 1841 and upward.[18]
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[1]Delayed birth certificate of Lewis Davis, dated 4 January 1906, New Hampshire xx.
[2]Sanbornton (New Hampshire) Town Clerk, Sanbornton [New Hampshire] Town Records, Microfilm of transcript at the State Capitol Building in Concord, New Hampshire, FHL 15,310, 716-717.
[3]Tombstone of Nancy, wife of Lewis Davis, Sawyer Cemetery, Franklin, New Hampshire (on private property – access from an old road just off Hoyt Rd, near intersection of Hoyt and Lakeshore Drive near the head of Webster Lake).
[4]Tombstone of Catharine, daughter of Lewis & Nancy Davis, Sawyer Cemetery, Franklin, New Hampshire (on private property – access from an old road just off Hoyt Rd, near intersection of Hoyt and Lakeshore Drive near the head of Webster Lake), hereinafter cited as Tombstone of Catharine Davis.
[5]"Golden Wedding Anniversary," The Journal Transcript, Franklin, New Hampshire, 14 March 1902, hereinafter cited as "Golden Wedding Anniversary."
[6]Tombstone of Catharine Davis.
[7]"Golden Wedding Anniversary."
[8]Elizabeth Littlefield Judkins, Job Judkins of Boston and his Descendants (Larchmont, New York: 1962) 61.
[9] "Golden Wedding Anniversary."
[10]"Letter from Douglas Russell Woodward (7 Kennington Rd., Hampton Falls, NH 03844)."
[11]Elizabeth Littlefield Judkins, Job Judkins of Boston and his Descendants (Larchmont, New York:, 1962) 61,
[12]Tombstone of Lewis M Davis, son of Lewis & Nancy Davis, Sawyer Cemetery, Franklin, New Hampshire (on private property – access from an old road just off Hoyt Rd, near intersection of Hoyt and Lakeshore Drive near the head of Webster Lake).
[13] Last Will and Testament of Lewis M Davis, Probate Case #6128, Merrimack County Probate Clerk's Office, Concord, New Hampshire,
[14]"Fiftieth Anniversary;" and "Tombstone of Daniel R Woodward and Laura Davis, his wife," Franklin Cemetery, near intersection of Route 127 and Ward Hill Road, Franklin, New Hampshire, Viewed and photographed by Linda Woodward Geiger; hereinafter cited as Tombstone of Daniel R. Woodward et al.
[15]Tombstone of Daniel R, Woodward et al; and Union Pension File of Daniel R. Woodward, Record Type: Union Pension File, File Number: #WC-711-973, Records of the Veterans Administration, RG 15, National Archives, Washington, D.C. (hereinafter cited as Union Pension File of Daniel R. Woodward).
[16]Delayed Marriage Certificate of Daniel R. Woodward and Laura Davis, 19 October 1910, Lowell, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; and Union Pension File of Daniel R. Woodward.
[17]1850 U.S. Census, Free Population Schedule, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, page 242, dwelling 111, family 111; National Archives micropublication M432, reel 436.
[18] Sanbornton was originally part of the Province of Massachusetts when it was created in 1748 and became part of Strafford County, New Hampshire, when the county was created on 29 April 1769. Sanbornton became part of Belknap County in Janaury 1841 when Belknap County was formed from parts of Strafford County [Atlas of Historical County Boundaries, http://publications.newberry.org/ahcbp/].


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Description ADULT MALE Has mostly dark blue upperparts with darker flight feathers and a striking white patch at the base of the primaries. Tail is dark overall, but in flight note the bold white patches on outer feathers. Face, throat, and flanks are black with neat cut-off from otherwise pure white underparts. ADULT FEMALE Has mostly buffy brown upperparts and paler, buff-yellow underparts, except for whitish undertail coverts. Note the white patch at base of primaries, pale supercilium and lower "eyelid." IMMATURE Similar to adult female, but pale wing patch is usually absent and pale markings on head are less distinct.
Dimensions Length: 5" (13 cm)
Habitat Locally common summer visitor (mainly May-Aug) to dense understory of upland deciduous or mixed forests; winters around the Caribbean.
Observation Tips Listen for its distinctive song in breeding range; migrants are seen near coasts.
Range Great Lakes, Western Canada, Florida, Mid-Atlantic, Eastern Canada, California, Texas, Plains, Southeast, Southwest, New England, Rocky Mountains, Northwest
Voice Song is a shrill, squeaky zee-zerr-zhree, with something of the quality of a bird squeaker about it; call is a sharp tuuk.
Discussion Plump-bodied wood-warbler, the sexes of which have remarkably different plumages. Male is striking and unmistakable; although female's plumage is understated and her colors muted, an absence of wing bars and presence of wing patch, pale undertail coverts, and whitish supercilium are good features to look for. Forages mainly for insects, but also takes berries and fruit in season. Sexes are dissimilar.


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|Great report Larry. I was down the same week as you , too bad we didn't have a chance to fish together. Next time. FishHawk
Two tales- Whales & Tuna, Bay side sippin Stripers
I spent last week at Cape Cod with my wife celebrating her birthday and our 32nd anniversary. I fished only once because most every time I went there was so many weeds in the water it would have been more trouble then its worth. I did have two great experiences on the water. The first was the one time that I was fishing. I walked out on the Brewster flats Tuesday evening about two hours before dark as the tide bottomed out. I had a great time casting to sipping bass for two hours and having sand eels explode out of the water as I walk along. I had to leave much sooner then I wished because of dark and fog.
The next experience was a non-fishing one. We went on a Whale watch out of P-town and I kept telling my wife that I wanted to see a Tuna. Whales smales I knew that they would be there. It happened about two miles off Race Point the naturalist said, Wow there goes a Tuna. I move to the other side of the ship just in time to see three or four huge Tuna pinning a school of bluefish up against the hull of the ship. Here were twenty inch Bluefish swimming for their lives being chased by six foot long blue-green missiles. We got to see a Tuna take a Blue out of the air right in front of us. If we had been in a 20-foot CC it would have happened at eye level. Someday I have got to fish for these magnificent predators.
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ITHACA, N.Y. — A Cornell University wrestler accused of raping a woman as she slept was arrested after a friend of the victim snapped pictures of him lying on the bed, pants partway down, and then looked him up on the Ivy League school's athletic department website, police say.
Peter Mesko, 22, of Honesdale, Pa., was charged Tuesday with first-degree rape. He was freed on $5,000 bail for a court appearance Friday.
The Ithaca Journal reported (http://ithacajr.nl/11reBpb) that court papers said the two women were sleeping early Saturday when one awoke to find a stranger on top of her, raping her. The women shoved him off and ran from the room.
Investigators said the victim's partner went back to the bedroom and took two pictures of the man, which the women later used to identify Mesko by going online.
According to the Cornell website, Mesko is a junior in the school of agriculture. Last year, the wrestler took third place in a New York State intercollegiate tournament.
Police said they did not know if he had a lawyer. His phone number was unlisted, and a call to his parents' home on Thursday went unanswered.
Police Officer Jamie Williamson said the assault took place off campus. He declined to say whether the alleged victim was a Cornell student.
The court document describes the women as partners and gave the following account:
The two women had gone out for drinks Friday night, and the alleged victim told police she had had two beers, a shot of tequila and a whiskey and Coke. Early Saturday, they went to her partner's bedroom and fell asleep.
The partner was awakened around 1:30 a.m. by the noise of her housemates and their friends playing drinking games outside her room. She noticed some Cornell wrestlers among them when she went out to ask them to quiet down.
The alleged victim said she woke up at 4:45 a.m. to find a stranger raping her, and her cries awoke her partner. The partner said she recognized the man as a wrestler but didn't know his name.
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For the St. John's IceCaps and their supporters, the Texas Stars are a mystery no more.
Certainly, the Stars entered the American Hockey League Calder Cup final against the IceCaps with a sterling reputation — they had, after all, owned the league's best record this season. But with Texas having never played St. John's in the three-year history of the IceCaps, getting anything close to an accurate pre-series read on this matchup was difficult. It basically amounted to guess-work.
There's less guessing now.
The Stars easily lived up to their pre-billing Monday night in Cedar Park, Tex., beating the St. John's 6-3 in the opening game of the best-of-seven AHL championship series, displaying an efficient offence and an ability to take advantage of opposition defensive miscues, of which St. John's committed far too many.
The IceCaps get an almost immediate chance for repair and redemption in Game 2 tonight in Cedar Park (10 p.m. NT).
They should welcome it, given what transpired in the series opener, when the Stars got their half-dozen goals, one of them an empty-netter, on just 23 shots. That included three goals on four shots in the second period and five tallies on 12 shots over the last 40 minutes as they made goalie Michael Hutchinson, who had been super for the IceCaps' so far in the playoffs, look something far more mortal.
Not that Hutchinson was close to being totally culpable. Overall, this was St. John's worst defensive effort in 17 post-season games, with the most un-shining example coming late in the second period.
At the time, St. John's was trailing 3-1, but looked to have a chance to close the gap when Scott Glennie was tagged for a holding-the-stick penalty. However, it was Stars' who tallied shorthanded, with AHL MVP and leading scorer Travis Morin getting his second goal of the game, finishing off what had started as a two-on-one with Brendan Ranford and as St. John's committed miscues at both ends of the ice.
It was the third straight goal by the Stars that began with a rush from their own end. It also was the first shorthanded goal allowed by St. John's in 17 playoff games this spring, but brought up bad memories of the regular season, when they gave up 16 shorties, second-most in the league.
Glennie also scored twice for the Stars. He added an assist and completed a Gordie Howe hat trick with a fight against the IceCaps' Adam Lowry at the final buzzer.
Joining Glennie with three-point nights were his linemates, Chris Mueller (goal, two assists) and Dustin Jeffrey (three assists).
Mike Hedden had the empty-netter for Texas.
Will O'Neill, Kael Mouillierat and Jordan Hill — credited with his first goal of the season — replied for the IceCaps, who displayed the never-quit attitude that has marked their season, but in a game when more than attitude was required.
A more effective power-play would have helped. St. John's went zero-for-four with the man-advantage, or minus one-for-four, if you count the shorthanded goal by Morin, who had a good night on special teams; his other goal came on the power play three minutes into the game.
That ended a streak that had seen St. John's penalty killers successfully deal with 34 opportunities for the opposition.
It must also have have been an indication for the IceCaps — or at least a reinforcement of what they already suspected — that this final test was going to be a particularly tough one.
The IceCaps didn't get their first shot on goal untiil nearly the 14-minute mark of the the first period, but still outshot the Stars in the game, sending 29 shots the way of Texas goaltender Cristopher Nilstorp ... St. John's went with a lineup of 12 forwards and six defencemen. Wiith rearguard Will O'Neill back in the lineup after serving a one-game suspension (for a match penalty) in the sixth and deciding Game of the Eastern Conference final against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, defenceman Kris Fredheim was a healthy scratch for th IceCaps … Texas finished one-for-two on the power-play … Texas goalie Jack Campbell, one of the top prospects of the parent Dallas Stars, was Nilstorp's backup Sunday. It was the first time Campbell dressed for a game since being injured May 16 during the Stars' second-round series against the Grand Rapid Griffins … Announced attendance at the Cedar Park Center, which has a listed capacity of 6,863 for hockey, was 5,625 … The Molson Canadian three stars Sunday were all from Texas: 1. Scott Glennie; 2. Travis Morin; 3. Dustin Jeffrey … The choice as the Mary Brown's hardest-working IceCap: Jordan Hill …
Stars 6, IceCaps 3
Sunday at the Cedar Park Center, Cedar Park, Tex.
First period
1. Texas, Morin 5 (Glennie, McKenzie), 3:08 (pp)
Penalties — Jokipakka Tex (tripping), 0:47; St. John's bench minor (too many men, served by O'Dell), 2:54; Jaffray SJs (slashing), 14:11; Henderson Tex (tripping), 16:45
Second period
2. St. John's, O'Neill 3 (Jaffray, Morrissey), 1:47
3. Texas, Mueller 6 (Jeffrey), 3:52
4. Texas, Glennie 5 (Jeffrey, Nemeth), 12:17
5. Texas, Morin 6 (Ranford), 16:51 (sh)
Penalties — McKenzie Tex (tripping), 6:40; Glennie Tex (holding the stick), 15:38
Third period
6. St. John's, Mouillierat 4 (Kichton, O'Dell), 2:36
7. Texas, Glennie 6 (Jeffrey, Mueller), 8:27
8. St. John's, Hill 1 (Gordon, Albert), 9:18
9.Texas, Hedden 7 (Mueller, Fortunus), 18:19 (en)
Penalties — Lowry SJs (fighting), 20:00; Glennie Tex (fighting), 20:00
Shots on goal: St. John's 5-13-11-29; Texas 11-4-8-23
Power plays (goals/chances): St. John's 0/4; Texas 1/2
Goalies: St. John's, Hutchinson 11-6-0 (22 shots/17 saves); Texas, Nilstorp 10-4-0 (29 shots/26 saves)
Referees: Trevor Hanson, Terry Koharski
Linesmen: Trent Knorr, Carl Sasyn
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Looks like pretty much everythig is showing up at Wal-Mart or Target.
Wal-mart has/had the Zutton and Eeth combo's along with the first two 25th aniversary 2 packs.
Target has had a small steady supply (Depending on teh day) of FX-7, Queen Decoy, Imperial Officer, and Rebel Trooper, along with the Wave 2 Deluxes and 25th 2 packs. Also some Targets have a few of the older waves on clearance for $4.50...not much left. You may also catch a 12" speeder bike in a box that has been beat to all living H@*& for $27.90.
TRU hasn't been good for much except if you catch a new deluxe for the cheaper $10.99 price (Vs. Target's $15.99).
K-Mart is still overstocked in old waves.
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I don't know if you guys have seen this yet- there are assorted small boxes of CCG cards at Toys R Us, with packs of various different Decipher SW card games. It looks like Decipher's cleaning out the attic to me. Anyway, I picked up one of these- $15 bucks for eight or nine packs, plus a starter deck, so a pretty good deal- and one of the packs I got was a Jedi Knights pack with a "1st day of printing" stamp on it. Is this worth anything, or is it just a gimmick to make me THINK it's worth something?
Next question- Does anyone know what a box of, say, Death Star II or Coruscant would be worth? I'm in the market for both, and I'm willing to pay fair market value, but what I don't want to do is get ripped off and contribute to some scalper's income. I know it's worth what people are willing to pay for it, as always, but what are most people paying nowadays?


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It's been a while :D... let's get this thing updated:
* eBeatrix will be presented at the 3rd Portuguese Comference of Linux Users, next 18th. I'm really excited for having a chance to show something interesting that I've doing for quite a while now. Anyway, there's also another invitation by the University of Evora for presenting there the same project. I'm thrilled :D
* I'm using now a changed version of blackbox, where the standard bar has been removed and, instead, it calls gnome's panel and gmc. It's fast and practical. Screenshot here.
* I finally bought a iBook, a month ago. Specs here . Screenshot here .
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Whew, lot's has happened. To start off with, our new server, Auric has been having issues which seem to have magically disappeared now that I am finally trying to pin it down.
Almost finished working on some new speedups for the lists.debian.org VERP handler. Seems all the bounce cache files I was grep'ing turned out to be a real slow down :)
Work is moving along on binary-sparc64. I've almost bootstrapped all of base. I wish these patches from Jakub would make it into the mainline CVS for gcc3. I really need to start on doing a full test of gcc3 for sparc-linux for the verification.
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Dillard University in New Orleans, which was forced to cancel its fall semester due to massive damage to its campus from Hurricane Katrina, celebrated its 137th commencement July 1. Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman was named one of three winners of Dillard's first Presidential Medal of Honor at the commencement ceremony, in recognition of Princeton's efforts to help Dillard resume operations.
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Posted July 3, 2006; 03:47 p.m.
Princeton President Shirley M. Tilghman was awarded a Presidential Medal of Honor by Dillard University at the New Orleans institution's commencement July 1, in recognition of Princeton's efforts to aid Dillard's rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina.
Tilghman also recently received honorary degrees from Rutgers and Rockefeller universities for her contributions as a university president and a pioneering molecular biologist. Rutgers and Rockefeller honored Tilghman at their May 17 and June 15 commencement ceremonies, respectively.
At Dillard's commencement, Tilghman was named as one of three recipients of its first Presidential Medals of Honor along with Brown University President Ruth Simmons and the late Sidney Frank, a businessman and philanthropist who donated $5 million for scholarships to students at institutions affected by Katrina.
Dillard, a historically black institution, reopened in January after being forced to shut down last fall as Katrina caused more than $400 million in damage to its campus. Following the disaster, Tilghman and Simmons, a Dillard alumna, announced a partnership between Princeton and Brown to work with Dillard President Marvalene Hughes to help restore operations and to assist in long-term planning.
As part of this effort, Princeton faculty, students and staff have assisted the Dillard community in numerous areas, from organizing fund-raising events to donating computers to providing critical academic and administrative support. More information is available on Princeton's Hurricane Katrina Relief Initiatives Web page.
While beginning the reconstruction of its 55-acre campus, Dillard resumed classes at a downtown hotel and various campuses around New Orleans. The university conferred undergraduate degrees to 354 students -- its largest graduating class ever -- at its 137th commencement July 1.


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Ah well... then I at least will have some choice when I get the 90s :-)
Thank you dsnuts!
So these sound the best with the stock tips or with the sony hybrids? Think I remember reading you are using the stock ones, but just wanna confirm and want to know who they sound like with the hybrids. Also does the auvio tips from radioshack change the sound a lot since the opening is so much wider?
edit: if these are as amazing as you'll are describing it out to be, someone should try to see if they can re-cable them, since the cable it the only negative for this IEM. Man wish I know how to do it or know people with skills like that. :(
The stock tips offer the best sound so far. Complys don't sound right. Hybrids seem to lesson some of the dynamics. The Gro7 tips comes close but in the end I think these guys that made these payed attention to the tips. These are the first Sony buds I have seen with non hybrids. They work the best.. Just wear them over your ears and the microphonics should be a non issue.
Lol. Eke.
The stock tips offer the best sound so far. Complys don't sound right. Hybrids seem to lesson some of the dynamics. The Gro7 tips comes close but in the end I think these guys that made these payed attention to the tips. These are the first Sony buds I have seen with non hybrids. They work the best.. Just wear them over your ears and the microphonics should be a non issue.
Lol. Eke.
Nice nice, good to know that stock sounds best and don't have to tip roll to get the best sound.
ahahahahaha that gif is priceless, damn that amazing even with zero burn in, or that bad???
I grok everything you said, and thanks for the explanation. The only thing that I don't agree with is "You guys don't have to do whatever it is that I do". That simply is not true. You are dsnuts aka the messiah!
Seriously though, I can see that it would be crazy for you to try keeping all of those iem's and phones. And yes, it is up to us individuals to try and exhibit some iota of self control (seems incredibly hard sometimes once that hype train starts rolling lol!). But I do really appreciate you getting all of these iem's and hp's and testing them out for us. For me personally, I would probably never have found gems like the S500's, FXD70's or the MH1C's without the likes of you and ericp doing what you're doing. So cheers to you guys!
You guys want to hear a great track with these sony mh1c , check this out in hd:
They weren't available at amazon.ca, so I got them via ebay.ca. They will be here by Jan 2013 I'm sure. In the meantime, I will be able to read about all of you guys and gals who got yours within two days from amazon, and read about how much you are loving them, and my impatience will grow to exponential levels until I LOSE IT lol! So thanks!
Edit: actually, they were on amazon.ca, but the lowest price is $31.99, which is why I went the ebay.ca route. I'll probably start wishing that I spent the extra lol!
actually that seller on Amazon.ca delivers stuff in 14 days, which is basically a way of saying he's shipping from China and you might as well just get it from Deal Extreme
Good to know, thanks. Patience will be the name of the game then. Wish me luck lol!
Guys, after reading a bunch of impressions...
I think I might take the plunge!
It sounds like an IEM that will last me a while, and something that I can be satisfied with for a while.
Thanks to the kind DannyBai, who awesomely gave me the R1's which I may receive in a while, I can hopefully compare the 2,
I'm sure this has caused as much hype as back when those FX101s, and FX40s were introduced.
You guys want to hear a great track with these sony mh1c , check this out in hd:
Not sure if this could sound bad on any phones but it sure sounds good from my m5. Waiting on my r1 and mhc1 after all the love they've gotten on this site.
^ Bless that kind heart of his, along with the hype and hysteria this is another reason why love head-fi. It is such an great community with so many nice and amazing people. <3s. Maybe it is just in the thread haha.
edit: Can't wait to read your 1st impressions on that Fire Phoenix rick. Only if it had 3.5mm input sigh, like that blue tube amp Ds just got.
I don't get the complaints, we're talking phones that generally cost as much as tickets for 2 to a movie these days, much less than a dinner out. I generally don't find one component to have it all, say, in electronics, tubes vs solid state. They mostly are like different flavors, sometimes 1 is best, sometimes the other. That you can do this with headphones and not break the bank (sorry for the students and anyone else having $ troubles at this time, but even they can find 1 or 2 that they can enjoy without giving up the rent money). As someone mentioned earlier, you can get much more expensive phones, say the Shure 535, TF 10's or ety 4Ps, and none of them do EVERYTHING perfectly-you may like the clarity of the Shure, the bounce/fun of the TF 10's, the unrivaled (in my limited experience) isolation and great midrange of the ety's, none of them does it all. I'd guess this holds all the way up the chain, though the differences get smaller (in a diminishing returns sort of way).
I love having the different sound characteristics of the different phones to change off with.
Keep the discoveries coming!


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South Asian Theatrics presents 'Kiss Me Kavita,' Nov. 7-8
Posted November 5, 2003; 02:50 p.m.
Princeton South Asian Theatrics will perform a student-written comedy, "Kiss Me Kavita," at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Nov. 8-9, at the Frist Campus Center theater.
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Animal Encounters at the Children's MuseumLocation: Children's Museum of South Carolina
Animal Encounters at the Children's Museum of South Carolina introduces children to the caring of pets! A new pet is discussed each week. This program is great for kids who have shown interest in owning a pet but who may not know all of the responsibilities involved with it.Next Date:


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I've been doing a lot of work recently on PyDDR. I started out just packaging it for Debian, and apparently now I'm the second most active developer (next to the main author); a month ago I didn't even know Python. It's demoing at LWCE at the icculus booth (by Gentoo and Xiph, the Xiph guys will be playing DDR - don't miss it :), so drop by and take a look, especially if you've never seen a dancing or beat game before.
I think this project is really highlighting one of the weaknesses of free game programming (that I'm pretty sure we're all aware of) - the lack of non-code media. pyDDR absolutely depends on non-code media - not just graphics, but music - and its quality is directly related to the quality of those. So far, we have one song. One. It's by the main author, and it's a good song, but it's still just one song. We have an okay set of graphics. We have no voice talent at all for the announcer (I have to remove the existing one from the Debian package because it's non-free).
I don't want to say that the "battle" for free software is won - it isn't even close, I think - but there is a free software movement, that has produced a free system, and continues to enhance it. Free documentation is starting to come of age, and I don't think free fiction is far around the corner (especially based on recent articles on Kuro5hin). However, I can't find any sort of free music community that isn't just a subset of the free software community.
On a completely unrelated note - I can't get to LWCE to show a program I helped write, because I have to be at college getting a degree in computer science. No, this isn't really a "university education is worthless!" opinion, I just find it ironic and a little frustrating.
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Asian Chicken Burgers- Gundersen Lutheran 500 Club
Asian Chicken Burgers
Makes 4 servings
Getting started Equipment needed: prepared baking sheet, vegetable grater, large, medium and small bowls, whisk Preheat oven to: 375 degrees Do right away when you get home: action step 1
1 small carrot
1 small red onion
1 Tbsp. ginger
1 pound ground chicken
¼ cup panko (breadcrumbs)
2 Tbsp. hoisin sauce
3 tsp. low-sodium soy sauce
1 tsp. hot Asian chili sauce (see tips)
8 oz. white mushrooms
2 tsp. sesame oil
1 lime (for juice)
1 tsp. low-sodium soy sauce
2 Tbsp. hoisin sauce
2 tsp. hot Asian chili sauce
1. Grate carrot, ½ the onion (set other half aside) and ginger into a large bowl. Add the chicken, panko, hoisin sauce, soy sauce and sambal oelek and mix until combined. Shape mixture into 4 patties and place on prepared baking sheet.
2. Bake until cooked through, about 20 minutes.
3. Meanwhile, thinly slice the remaining ½ onion and the mushrooms and place in medium bowl. Toss with sesame oil, lime juice and the remaining soy sauce.
4. Mix additional hoisin sauce and sambal oelek with 1 Tbsp. water in small bowl. 4 whole-wheat sesame hamburger buns
5. Warm the hamburger buns in the oven. Serve the burgers on the buns with a drizzle of the hoisin-sambal sauce and some of the mushroom mixture.
Suggested Side Items: apple slices
Tips: Hot Asian chili sauce, like sambal oelek, doesn't provide a lot of heat in this recipe but a little bit goes a long way. Feel free to omit for a blander palate. NOTE: This recipe is a bit higher in sodium than we would generally recommend. Therefore, lower sodium hoisin sauce, breadcrumbs, chili sauce, etc. can be used if comparable alternatives can be found. If lower sodium alternatives cannot be found, remember that no one meal will compromise our health and can still fit into a healthy lifestyle. You may want to balance the sodium content of your other meals throughout the day/week.
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Family: Certhiidae, Creepers view all from this family
Description ADULT Has brownish upperparts heavily marked with pale teardrop spots on crown, face, and back; note the bold whitish supercilium. Short wings have buffy barring, and rump and base of tail are rufous. Underparts are whitish overall, with buff wash on flanks and undertail. Variation exists in precise hue of upperparts (ranging from grayish to rufous), even within the same regional populations. JUVENILE Similar to adult, but with faint barring on chest.
Dimensions Length: 5-5 3/4" (13-15 cm)
Habitat Widespread and fairly common in forest habitats; resident in parts of northeast, but northern birds migrate south for winter.
Observation Tips Outside breeding season, search roving mixed-species flocks and listen for its high, thin calls. Note, however, people who are hard of hearing may not be able to detect the notes.
Range Texas, New England, Western Canada, Southwest, Northwest, Alaska, Eastern Canada, Mid-Atlantic, Plains, Southeast, Rocky Mountains, Great Lakes, California, Florida
Voice Song is a series of tsee-see-see notes; call is a thin tsee, recalling that of Golden-crowned Kinglet.
Discussion Unmistakable woodland bird, whose well-marked brown plumage is a good match for tree bark. Feeds by climbing tree trunks in a mouselike manner, probing crevices for small invertebrates with its needlelike, downcurved bill. Spiky tail is used as support and bird typically works its way upwards from base of tree in a spiral manner, then drops to base of adjacent trunk to repeat the process. Sometimes joins roving mixed-species flocks outside the breeding season. Nests in natural crevices under loose tree bark. Several subspecies exist; those from east are described here. Sexes are similar.


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So here's my apology. There's more than the 'left coast' that have a lock on the all the weirdos in this country.
When southern Florida resident Nathan Radlich's house was burglarized recently, thieves ignored his wide screen plasma TV, his VCR, and even left his Rolex watch.
What they did take, however, was a white box filled with a grayish-white powder. (That's the way the police report described it.) A spokesman for the Fort Lauderdale police said that it looked similar to high grade cocaine, and they'd probably thought they'd hit the big time.
Later, Nathan stood in front of numerous TV cameras and pleaded with the burglars: 'Please return the cremated remains of my sister, Gertrude. She died three years ago.'
The next morning, the bullet-riddled corpse of a local drug dealer known as Hoochie Pevens was found on Nathan's doorstep. The white box was there too; about half of Gertrude's ashes remained. Scotch taped to the box was this note which said: "Hoochie sold us the bogus blow so we wasted Hoochie. Sorry we snorted your sister. No hard feelings. Have a nice day."
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Figpickels bringing Christmas to hundreds of kids
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho - There's less than two weeks to Christmas and people are working fast to make sure their kids have their gifts.
But what about the children whose families can't afford what's on their wish list or kids who can't go home because they're in the hospital? Figpickels Toy Emporium in Coeur d'Alene is working to grant a holiday wish to hundreds of those local children.
Christmas came a little early to the Figpickels warehouse. The owners are like kids, rummaging through the tightly packed boxes to find out what surprises are inside. They're very happy, not because they're going to sell all these goods, but because they'll be donated.Figpickles Christmas
Figpickels won a national charity for Christmas contest and received toy donations from major manufacturers.
"We wrote an essay about what we would do with the toys here in the inland northwest. A few weeks ago we got a phone call saying we've won," Brett Sommer with Figpickels said.
And that's when things really starting to take off with other manufacturers saying they wanted to help. Now they have hundreds of toys to donate.
They'll be given to kids in local hospitals, Toys for Tots and to a North Idaho College leadership group, a group humbled by just how generous the community is and can't wait to hand these toys out to kids at the Providence Health Care Foundation.
"We set a small goal for ourselves, the cause. Even the instructor of our class is pretty blown away how far we've actually gone," Rich Henning with the NIC leadership group said.
What really brings a smile to their faces is that around a thousand toys will find their way to the hands of a child deserving a very merry holiday.
"Maybe that will change view and opinions and spread a little happiness a little further and further. Not just on that day but maybe it's enough to give some people some hope," Sommer said.
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Financial crises are topic of forum
Posted October 29, 2008; 03:19 p.m.
"Regional and National Financial Crises: Roots, Results and Responses" is the title of a forum sponsored by the Policy Research Institute for the Region (PRIOR) from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
The forum will focus on the anatomy of the mortgage crisis as well as looming threats in the public finance arena as a result of sophisticated trade agreements entered into by state and local governments that may result in significant costs to taxpayers.
Speakers will include: Susan Wachter, a professor of real estate and finance at the University of Pennsylvania and a former official with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development; Alan Blinder, a professor of economics and public affairs at Princeton and former vice chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board; and James Leach, a former U.S. Congressman and current Harvard University faculty member who recently taught in Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
The forum is open to the public, but registration is required. To register, visit the PRIOR website.


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Thanks But No Thanks! The Ethics of Client Gifts and New Legislation Addressing Gifts to Lawyers
William T. Hennessey, III, West Palm Beach
William T. Hennessey chairs the Probate, Trust, and Guardianship Litigation practice group and is co-chair of the Private Wealth Services practice group for the law firm of Gunster, Yoakley & Stewart, P.A. in West Palm Beach. Mr. Hennessey practices primarily in areas of estate, trust, and guardianship litigation.
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There's something, dare I say, magical about the Disney Dream Portrait series, where photographer Annie Leibovitz reimagines well-known celebrities as memorable characters from our favorite animated movies. Disney has just released three new images, featuring Olivia Wilde, Penélope Cruz, and others. I've also included as many as I could find from the original series (released in 2008), in case you didn't get to see them the first time around. (Captions found here.)
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