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Best web sites for travelling in the Czech Republicby ExperiencePlus! - Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Best web sites for travelling in the Czech Republic
Train Transportation in the Czech Republic
The Rail Europe web site has comprehensive transportation information for travels throughout Europe.
Getting around in Prague and the Czech Republic
Taxi, Tram, buses and funicular railway in Prague
Rental cars in the Czech Repblic
We recommend you rent directly from the U.S. The best deals are often through travel agents (and it provides you a level of protection).
Hotels in the Czech Republic
This directory will give you quite a bit of information about most hotels, especially those in Prague.
Accommodations in Prague
Weather in Czech Republic
Rick's favorite weather site is the http://uk.weather.com (because you can look up an historic record to see what average temperatures are during the days you will travel). Just type in a town in the town/city/country field. Then, for historic data click on "climate statistics."
Read Rick's answer to "what will the weather be like on my trip?"www.mapquest.com provide a lot of information, such as maps, itineraries, weather and hotels along the way.
Czech maps
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Michelin maps
Visit Prague
This is the official Travel site of Prague tourism www.visitprague.cz
Visiting Czech towns
There is more to the Czech Republic than just Prague!
Czech culture
Museums in Prague
Mucha museum The artist who is most widely known for the posters he executed for Sarah Bernhardt in the fashionable world of fin-de-siècle Paris.
Prague Museums, Gallaries and Attractions
Czech and Slovak Heritage heritage
Czech Politics and Economy
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Visa Canada on Wednesday said it was investigating possible fraud tied to air travel, with news reports specifying that there may be problems at self-service check-in kiosks at Toronto's Pearson International airport.
"Visa Canada is currently investigating isolated reports of fraud that have a correlation with air travel, in particular at a Canadian airport," the company said in a statement.
"We are working with airport officials and the airlines to investigate the situation."
Scott Armstrong, a spokesman for the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, which runs Pearson International Airport, said that none of the airport's kiosks are being taken out of service.
But WestJet, the country's second-largest airline, said it had decided to disable the credit-card check-in feature on the kiosks that it uses at airports across Canada as a temporary measure.
"There is an investigation being conducted by Visa together with the GTAA with respect to potential credit card fraud," said Richard Bartrem, a vice president at WestJet.
"We've decided to take the proactive measure of temporarily disabling the credit card portion of that check-in process while this investigation is ongoing."
Peter Fitzpatrick, a spokesman for Air Canada owner ACE Aviation, said that the largest airline had no plans to take similar action to West Jet's.
Most airline customers use other methods of identification when they use the kiosks, such as a passport, reservation number, or online check-in, rather than their credit card, both Fitzpatrick and Bartrem said. Continued...

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When it came to spy thrillers, few authors could compete with Tom Clancy. The novelist died on Oct. 1 at the age of 66. In addition to his vast library of espionage potboilers and films, Clancy put his name behind a prodigious number of video games. As co-founder of Red Storm Entertainment (now Ubisoft Red Storm), Clancy played a direct role in bringing many of his properties into the world of gaming. If you want to honor his on-screen legacy, here are six good ways to get started.
"Rainbow Six" helped pioneer the tactical shooter genre, where players to rely on stealth and subtlety in their gunplay rather than brute force. The player joins RAINBOW, a counterterrorism unit that must unearth and foil a deadly biological weapon that could wipe out humanity.
Like "Rainbow Six," "Ghost Recon" is a first-person shooter for the more tactical fan. This game challenges you to make use of a diverse squad of specialists, conserve your resources and upgrade your abilities as you progress. In typical Clancy fashion, the story centers on a power struggle in the Baltic States, where only the American Ghost team can restore balance.
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Listen to the First Detailed Account of the Tiananmen Square Massacre
After escaping from China to the United States, a 20-year-old student leader of the democracy movement at Tiananmen Square gave a press conference. On June 30, 1989, Shen Tong was hosted by the Walker Center for Ecumenical Exchange in Newton, Massachusetts. He provided the first detailed, eye-witness account by a student leader of the Tiananmen Square massacre and of the events that led up to it.


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Unmonday 4.3L is an AirPlay speaker that's as quirky as they get. The wireless wonder packs a built-in router, amp and battery all into into a ceramic body. That's not all, though. The heaxagonal-shaped speaker can change audio channels simply by rolling it onto its different sides and can combine with up to five speakers to create a Sonos-style multi-room setup.
It started life on Kickstarter back in 2012 and having successfully reached its pledge total, the Finnish company is unleashing the Unmonday 4.3L in January 2014. Priced at 600 Euros (£589) per speaker it doesn't come cheap especially if you want to get the full surround sound experience.
Much like its Scandinavian counterparts at Bang & Olufsen, the Unmonday 4.3L is a chic, minimalist-looking speaker at heart. Button-less with just a single 3.5mm jack and wire trailing off to the power adaptor at the base, there's very little to get in the way of the porcelain enclosure.
There's a built-in charger and a battery to giving you 8 hours of playing time if you want to take it on your travels. Unlike Sonos multiroom systems, there's a built-in Wi-Fi receiver so everything you need to get connected is housed inside the speaker. The only other connection is a 3.5mm jack if you want to hook something up directly.
The Unmonday looks a bit like a plant pot that's had the soil removed and replaced with speaker components. That doesn't paint the most lavish picture of the 4.3L, but it's certainly unique and is accompanied by similarly stylish (and expensive) accessories including replaceable canvas grilles (29 Euros), a leather carry case (249 Euros) and the yet to be announced tripod-style stands so you can keep the speakers raised off the floor.
It's a heavy prospect to move around so you will want to position it wisely. Dropping a Sonos speaker is one thing, doing the same thing with a porcelain speaker could be an even more disastrous scenario. It feels robust and durable enough to take light bumps, but you wouldn't want to risk getting it chipped.
If you are looking for a speaker that blends into an already lavish living room interior, the Unmonday would definitely be a beautiful new addition.
Don't be fooled by it's strange porcelain looks, this is a speaker with the specs to pump out high quality audio. Each speaker features an Alpair 10 full-range driver and is capable of 20 Watts of audio grunt with a frequency range of 3hz to 25,000khz to deliver the deep, low bass. Additionally, there's a built-in Dolby Digital Surround decoder to split the sound channels when you have more than one speaker.
The built-in motion sensors in each side of the speaker adjusts the sound channel to deliver mono, stereo or surround sound. If you want to mute the sound, you simply need to turn the speaker face down. To achieve surround sound, however, you'll need to buy five speakers. A single speaker can deliver mono audio quality and two speakers are required for stereo audio. With two speakers, the lag between switching from Mono to Stereo is barely noticeable.
In a multi-speaker setup you can also send different music to different speakers if you have them set up in different rooms in the house.
The Finnish manufacturer is working on an accompanying app to help take greater control of the speakers from an iPhone or iPad and add Dolby Digital support. It is also looking at adding a subwoofer to ramp it up in the bass department.
From a design perspective, the UnMonday 4.3L is a break from the usual black box speakers and has the sound quality to match the unique look. At reasonable volume levels, there's a nice warm sense of bass, good treble levels and it maintains its natural, refined sound even when you crank the volume up.
Inevitably, we have to come back to the price. You'll need to spend around £1,000 for stereo sound and £2,500 to get the full surround sound setup. A Pure Jongo multiroom set of speakers will cost you significantly less. There will of course be a trade off in design and sound quality.
For the time being Unmonday 4.3L is a speaker and multiroom solution for style-conscious audiophiles with big very wallets.
The Kickstarter project was not successful and fell well short of the pledge total. Did you actually review the units or are you quoting their press release? I only ask because I want to hear an independent opinion on the sound quality.
This is not a full review, only a hands-on first impressions. We'll be giving it a proper review once production samples are available.
Seems more like a first impression rather than a review...
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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: Ring and root-knot nematodes are known to co-inhabit peach tree short life (PTSL) orchards in the southeastern United States. In PTSL orchards, it is recommended that growers plant trees budded to Lovell rootstock because they live longer, even though Lovell is a host to the ring and root-knot nematodes. Field tests were conducted to determine the relationship between the ring and root-knot nematodes on peach tree physiology and occurrence of PTSL. Results indicate that tree growth was most severely reduced in the presence of both nematodes. By spring 1996, 100% of the trees growing in ring nematode alone soil developed typical PTSL symptoms and died. Ring nematode, but not root-knot nematode, makes Lovell peach trees more susceptible to PTSL. These data provide useful insights into nematode-nematode interactions and incidence of PTSL. Furthermore, this study illustrates the importance on why breeders need to incorporate resistance/tolerance to more than one nematode pest in future rootstock releases.
Technical Abstract: The relationship between Criconemella xenoplax alone and in combination with Meloidogyne incognita on incidence of peach tree short life (PTSL) was studied in field microplots (1989-96). The presence of M. incognita suppressed the population density of C. xenoplax on Lovell peach. Tree trunk diameter was most severely reduced in the presence of both nematode species. In 1994, 80 per cent of the trees growing in soil infested with C. xenoplax alone developed typical PTSL symptoms and died, and the remaining trees died in 1995. Trees did not die from PTSL in other treatments. In a field site naturally infested with both C. xenoplax and M. incognita, Redhaven trees budded to Lovell rootstock exhibited a reduction in average tree life that correlated with an increase in trunk diameter. The parasitism of C. xenoplax but not M. incognita makes Lovell peach trees more susceptible to PTSL.


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How to Drink Bourbon Like Your Favorite Author Posted by: Drew Ford | 0 Comments
William Faulkner
If you are ever lucky enough to find yourself in Faulkner's hometown of Oxford, Mississippi don't be surprised if you run into literary fans taking swigs of libations and leaving the bottles at this author's grave. Faulkner, forever the southern gentleman, loved a cocktail. His favorite? The always classy Mint Julep. To make a proper, Faulkner-worthy mint julep you need:
The ingredients:
- 2 oz choice bourbon
- 1/2 oz simple syrup (one part water, one part sugar)
- 9 sprigs of mint
- Crushed ice
The cocktail:
Add the bourbon, half the mint and simple syrup to to a copper julep cup. Use a spoon or muddler to gently press the ingredients and fill the cup with crushed ice. Stir until the ice begins to float, and top off with a mound of more crushed ice and remaining sprigs of min to garnish.
Dorothy Parker
Although not a child of the South (we'll forgive her this time), Dorothy Parker was one of the founding members of the Algonquin Round Table, the famed literary group in New York City. The Algonquin Hotel, which can still be visited today, has a bar that just invites one to sit a while, enjoy a glass of something strong, and write down their thoughts. Even today one can almost see Parker enjoying her favorite Whiskey Sour.
The ingredients:
- .75 oz Fresh lemon juice
- .75 oz Simple syrup (one part water, one part sugar)
- 1.5 oz choice Bourbon
- 1 Cherry and/or lemon wedge
The cocktail:
Add all the ingredients to a shaker and fill with ice. Shake, and strain into a rocks glass filled with fresh ice. Garnish with a cherry and/or lemon wedge if desired.
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A native son of Kentucky, it should come as little surprise that Thompson was a lover of bourbon. A hell raiser for life— from books on the Hell's Angels to having his ashes shot from a cannon upon his death— Thompson's favorite bottle was Wild Turkey, served straight up.
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This cinematic quality video helped sell a home in Seattle's trendy Magnolia neighborhood this week for $1 million to an out-of-state buyer -- who never physically visited the property.
This may look like it was produced by a full film crew using a truck load of gear to get the lighting just so on what already was a picture perfect day in the Emerald City. Not so. It is actually the work of one person, Josh Phoenix, a do-it-yourself digital craftsman using pro-sumer tools anyone can buy.
Phoenix got the digital DIY bug in his 20s and was featured in this news story. Back then, with a guitar and keyboard -- and $3,500 worth of off-the-shelf digital audio recording and editing gear -- he produced some pretty sophisticated original music.
The natural next step for Phoenix was to master digital photos and videos. Now 30, Phoenix is fully focused on blazing new trails using his DIY digital skills to help realtors move high-end properties. His Seattle-based real estate photo service is called HD Estates.
"My goal is to use cutting edge technology to produce the highest quality marketing available for real estate," he says.
To create this particular video he used a Canon EOS 5D Mark II digital SLR camera, that retails for around $2,000, mounted on a system of dollies to achieve scenes showing smooth, Hollywood-style movements around the home.
"I composed the shots the way you would move through a house," says Phoenix, praising the 5D Mark II's capacity to shoot 22 megapixel still images, while also doubling as a video camera that can imitate Hollywood camera techniques.
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any sort of permanent marker should work though.
i've only recently discovered that sharpies are also sold here in my country. i've always bought them when i run out. lol.
Wag, BDL and Jon thanks heaps for your time and input.
Bugger, I had really hoped that guiderails on the back of the knife would have solved pretty much any angle problem by removing normal wrist wobbling. After all, you just would have to keep a decent downward pressure to make sure the blade is always in contact with the stone and the guiderail would do the rest, wouldn't you think? Evidently not - and if I understand your hints, this might be due to improper burr removal or, simply, the guiderail's help is not sufficient when going on the 6000 grit stone, where probably a minimum movement is sufficient to round up the edge or something.
Sharpie will be my new friend. I'm going to use it and see what it reveals... thanks for the lead.
Now, after a bit of thinking I've pretty much decided on the petty. And the decision is absolutely irrational: I'll be going for a Kanetsugu Pro-M 150. Rationale? I like the shape. And it's a different metal than VG-10 so I guess it broadens my horizons a bit although it doesn't sound as being one of the most celebrated alloys. Bah.
As a consequence of the petty's choice, I still wouldn't have experienced pure "Japanese-ness" in a knife and have just a hole in my knife block for a slicer... that needs fixing. (But that's something for another thread, 's my guess)
off the primary topic, but since Sharpie's are being discussed....
I live for my Super Sharpies. Harder to find, but instead of a fine tip or a chisel tip, it's just a thicker straight tip and writes great on plastic wrap, aluminum lids, and anything in general.
To erase sharpies, use a dry-erase/whiteboard marker. Wild trick I discovered by accident years ago when somebody wrote on the dry-erase board with a sharpie instead of the expo (dry-erase) marker.


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Casa Ciliegia, Sleeps 4 (2 Bedrooms)
Self-contained stone and brick house with luxurious accommodation. Stone-tiled throughout. House is split across two levels-ground and lower-accessed by external stone steps providing self-contained privacy. Bedrooms have a 180 x 220cm bed with luxury mattress and 'White Company' Egyptian cotton bedlinens, Each bedroom has a ceiling or floor fan, Bluetooth speaker, 'Smart' TV's and USB chargers for phones and tablets. Contemporary en-suite bathrooms inluding towels and pool towels. Well equipped kitchen with blue/grey units, quartz worktops, integrated dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer,chrome oven, induction hob, glass table with 4 chairs.. Private outdoor deck, overlooking valley and Cherry orchards, providing dining for 6 people and gas BBQ, Guests can also use front of portico on main house, with comfortable sofas / chairs and stocked fridge with complimentaty wines, beers and soft drinks.
If you are looking to combine breath-taking views and tranquil living with contemporary comfort and style then Casa Cappella and Casa Ciliegia make the perfect choice. Located in the heart of unspoilt Le Marche, each of the stone houses is a treasure, having been lovingly restored with a close eye to detail and a very high quality finish. The houses sit either side of the swimming pool, each with its own private covered dining terrace and enjoy sweeping views of the valleys as they rise to the mountain range. During the summer months, you will be welcomed at the many traditional festas, which celebrate local wines and produce from fish to fungi. There are a wide choice of local restaurants, in the surrounding villages, with the nearest just a short, 500 metre, walk away. At the coast, which is a 25 minute drive, will find 'blue flag' beaches extending for many miles with a great many fresh fish / seafood restaurants & bars or drive for about 45 minutes and you are in the mountains with fresh water glacial lakes and golden eagles soaring overhead. If you want to escape the quiet life for a day Ascoli Piceno is close as are the fashionable shops and designer outlet at Citivitanova Marche.
PLEASE NOTE: We are unable to accept children under the age of 16 years
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It was a pleasure to see you back in Marche and we are delighted you enjoyed your holiday. Wishing you all well in the exciting year ahead for L&J ...get out those hats!
Kind regards to you all
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Guestbook comments from the owner
Thanks for a fabulous week. Everything was perfect. You made it very difficult for us to want to go out and visit the surrounding areas. Many thanks for your warm hospitality.
Philippe & Nathalie
Thank for a wonderful stay in this little piece of heaven. We will return to Canada with Le Marche in our heads for months to come.
Frederique & Florence
Guestbook comments from the owner
Thanks for a fabulous week. Everything was perfect. You made it very difficult for us to want to go out and visit the surrounding areas. Many thanks for your warm hospitality.
Philippe & Nathalie
Thank for a wonderful stay in this little piece of heaven. We will return to Canada with Le Marche in our heads for months to come.
Frederique & Florence
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Changeover day is Saturday. Houses must be vacated by 10.30. Arrivals must not be before 15.30 on Saturday.
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Our second stay in Monsampietro Morico (First in Casa Ciliegia) and it was just as good as the first. The welcome pack is a statement of the owners intent to make your stay as enjoyable as it can be! The hosts were both informative about the area and sights to see, knowledgeable about wonderful places to go and eat and unobtrusive in and around the villa. A well-stocked fridge, additional jams and home-made delights added to our pleasurable and delightful stay. It passed all too quickly!
Absolutely stunning!
My husband, daughter and I spent the last week of July in the very beautiful Casa Ciliegia. It really was the holiday we had been searching for!
A warm welcome awaited us - Lona and Gavin are so kind and thoughtful - on hand to deal with any questions or make suggestions to enhance our experience of the local area. We were very grateful for the superb welcome basket of delicious foods (cheeses, prossicuto, breads, croissants, homemade jam, wines, teas and coffees etc), everything we needed to settle in for the evening without a mad dash to the nearby supermarket.
Casa Ciliegia has the most amazing ambiance, the views are breathtaking and the peace and quiet is just what the doctor ordered! The furnishings and linens are pure, white, clean and luxurious. Being a keen cook, I'd really begun to enjoy preparing food (even on my holiday!) in the very well-equipped kitchen. The garden surrounding the villa is exquisite and is lovingly cared for by Lona.
We enjoyed immersing ourselves in the slower pace of life, lapped up the atmosphere of local restaurants in hilltop towns and spent many hours chilling by the sparkling pool! We also enjoyed a drive to the coast, a wine tasting at the local cantina and a visit to the nearby pottery.
To top it all we very much enjoyed the company of the couple staying at Casa Cappella! What more could we have asked for!
We are already looking forward to next summer and a two week stay instead of one!! Thank you so much Lona and Gavin for sharing your little bit of heaven with us x
Oasis in beautiful Le Marche countryside
This was an absolutely amazing place. Lona and Gavin helped make us feel very welcome straight away with a lovely array of food and great local wines, and later we got to sample Lona's fantastic limoncello. The property was just as described, clean, fresh and well furnished and the kitchen was well equipped. The views from the rooms and the terrace were absolutely amazing, overlooking fields of rolling hills, tiny hilltop
villages and ... peace! The pool was very refreshing after a hot day's sightseeing and it is clear that Lona puts a lot of time and effort in maintaining the gardens. She and Gavin were extremely helpful in suggesting and booking restaurants for us and helping arrange a moonlit horse ride, which was incredible. Would have no hesitation at all in recommending Casa Ciliegia. Thanks for a great time!
What an amazing month
My wife and I stayed for a wonderful month in Casa Ciliegia with the wonderful hosts Lona and Gavin in close attendance if there was anything we wanted.
First of all, the accommodation (we had a two-bedroom, two bathroom villa) was comfortable, well equipped and above all had a wonderful view of the fields and a neighbouring hilltop village.
We used Casa Ciliegia as a base to systematically travel through much of Le Marche, at least from Urbino to
10 jours d'exception!
10 jours de rêve dans une très belle maison: superbe piscine, vue magnifique, grande tranquillité, hôtes charmants et extrêmement discrets mais prévenants.
Découverte d'une région d'exception, méconnue des touristes (tant mieux!): paysages de collines couvertes d'oliviers, de blé, d'arbres... et toutes couronnées de villages médiévaux tous plus beaux les uns que les autres, où l'on découvre de petites boutiques où l'on s'approvisionne de délicieux produits locaux, a moins de préférer les petits restaurants pas chers mais excellents...
Ajouter à cela quelques artisans sympathiques chez qui faire de belles emplettes: potier, peintre sur porcelaine,...; la proximité de l'adriatique, quelques plus grandes villes au charme tout italien (Ascoli Piceno ou Macerata) ... sans parler de la proximité d'Assise ou de Gubbio...
Bref, la quintescence de l'Italie!
La toscane ou le Lubéron n'ont plus qu'a bien se tenir....
We returned to Casa Ciliegia for the third time this summer, and as always were assured of a really warm welcome from Lona and Gavin who are the perfect hosts and who ensured that our holiday was totally relaxing. The house, pool, gardens and views from the property are all so magnificent that it is difficult to tear yourself away to visit the surrounding countryside and hilltop towns in this beautiful region of Italy. We shall definitely be returning again next year as we know that we could never find another holiday home to better this one.
Activity and Interests
Special interest holidays:
Macerata hosts the internationally renowned opera season during July and August at the open air and ancient Sferisterio ampitheatre. Throughout the summer and autumn months, there are numerous local festas, which celebrate many traditions and offer a variety of local foods and wines.
The houses are within a 25 minute drive of the Adriatic coast, which offers hundreds of kilometres of 'blue flag' beaches many served by coastal, resort towns. All of the towns offer summer beach dining and you will have a huge choice of fresh produce all locally sourced and at very reasonable prices. Most of the towns offer great shopping and larger towns such as San Benedetto del Tronto and Civitanova Marche offer fabulous designer shopping. Nearby upmarket outlets include Tods and Prada.
The houses are equidistant from Ancona and Pescara airports both served by the Ryanair budget airline. Car rental is available at each airport. Car hire is essential for the houses and to access local shopping and dining facilities. Travel time to the houses is approx. 1 hour from Ancona airport and 1.15 from Pescara. Train services are available -along the coast - offering easy and low cost travel to cities such as Rome, Bologna and Florence.
Upon arrival you will be greeted and shown around your house and provided with keys. A welcome pack is provided which fresh groceries beer and wine. Each house contains a file of local information, places to visit, local wineries and restaurants.
Bed linen, bathroom and pool towels are changed every week of your stay.
Property Type
- house
- Away From It All
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Hair Dryer
- Heating
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided ...
- Parking ...
- Towels Provided ...
- Washing Machine ...
- Dishes & Utensils ...
- Dishwasher
- Kitchen ...
- Oven
- Pantry Items ...
- Refrigerator ...
- Hob ...
- Toaster
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books ...
- DVD Player ...
- Stereo ...
- Television ...
- Video Library ...
Pool / Spa
- Communal Pool ...
- Outdoor Pool
Location Type
- rural
- village
- autumn foliage
- bay
- caves
- churches
- forests
- live theatre
- museums
- recreation centre
- restaurants
- theme parks
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- horse riding
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness centre
- groceries
- hospital
- laundrette - serviced
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- equestrian events
- fishing
- fly fishing
- freshwater fishing
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- paragliding
- sailing
- caving
- swimming
- tennis
- water skiing
- wind-surfing
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Shower Enclosure, Outdoor Shower, large shower, sink on oak unit
- Bathroom 2 - Toilet, Bath (no shower), Shower Enclosure, Bidet, Outdoor Shower, Wet room 180cm shower, frestanding bath, sink on oak unit
- Both bathrooms are en-suite and offer high quality contemporary fittings with sinks mounted on oak units, chrome wall mounted taps, wall hung toilets, bidets, illuminated mirrors and 'rain drench' showers including a 180cm wet room in lower Ciliegia.
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Extra Lg. Double Bed, 180 cm x 220cm super-king size bed
- Bedroom 2 - 1 Extra Lg. Double Bed, 180 x 220cm super-king size bed
- Both bedrooms have a 180 x 220cm bed with luxury mattress and 'White Company' Egyptian cotton bed linens. Bedrooms include contemporary glass wardrobes, large full length mirrors, side tables, lamps, floor or ceiling fans , TV, USB charger for tablets / phones and Bluetooth connected speaker system for guests own music.
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- Golf ...
- Garden ...
- Barbecue ...
- Veranda ...
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 4
- not suitable for children
- pets not allowed
- Notes on accommodation: The houses both enjoy stunning views and both face onto the shared pool. The finish and quality of furnishing is extremely high. Outside: Casa Cappella and Casa Ciliegia are set around the pool along with the main house. The pool has wide terraced areas for sun loungers and an outdoor pool shower. The property is set within landscaped gardens with chestnut terracing, cypress trees and many fruit trees. Views from houses are stunning and not overlooked by any other houses. Parking for 4 cars is available and the property is accessed by secure, private gates. The local village is minutes away and has an ancient 1000 year church and wonderful views. The nearest restaurant La Bibioteca is a 10 minute walk and offers outstanding 4/5 course dining for 25euro pp. The local towns of Valmir & Montottone provide shopping, butchers, fishmonger, baker, shops, banks & pharmacies, bars & restaurants..


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This is a discussion on Brake Dust On Rims within the Detailing Forum forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; yea i just used some of that too....works wonders also......
yea i just used some of that too....works wonders also...
I'm finally getting around to waxing the car tomorrow.
We'll see how Black Magic works.
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Car wash soap and some elbow grease... The only way to keep brake dust under control is to use some sort of protectant like RejeX. Most waxes, including synthetics will not last long on a wheel.
meguiars HOT WHEELS in a pink bottle is a great product, simple green is really good........simple green is good for heavy brake dust, the hot wheels is great for the super hard burnt on brake dust (like thick black brake dust speckles)..... always use a powerwasher, which does about 95% of the work ..
good luck post some before and after pics
heard clay bar will get the harder stuff off
I forsee a long day Saturday detailing my wheels. Maybe I can borrow my friend's power washer. I used Meguire's Hot Rims before with poor results, but I think it was because my wheels were damp when I used it.
I'll post before and after pics. I also have a clay bar so I'll give that a whirl if all else fails.
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Now that I am the BEST cat I have to have a bath AND have my picture taken AND be on my best behavior...
Some how being BEST isn't the best...I wonder if I can get WORST next time..
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After a whole year (a furry loooong year) I found out that I am the Cat Fanciers Federation's National Best Household Pet! AND Eastern Region Best Household Pet fur the 2013-2014 show year!
Phew - I did it! And I made my mumma very purroud!
She says I will retire now - hah! I get to retire at 2 years old and mumma gets to keep going to work to pay fur our food!
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Despite the fact that I feel very badly fur Marlin, you chose the right cat to bathe today. Concatulations fur being so discerning!
My coat is in purrfect shape - fluffy and shiny! My tail is like a feather duster!
Marlin WAS looking a tad shabby and by bathing him he will appurr much nicer and he WILL appurciate what you have done fur him once he is dry again.
He really doesn't understand the finer points of bathing as I do, I assure you.
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"grease pencil" on marble tiles!
Ok, I read tutorials on line about tiling. In more then one, they mentioned using a "grease pencil" on tile to mark them. I happened to have one here and thought it would be great since they usually just rub off. I guess they didnt mean to use it on marble. Well, I have tried a few "marble safe" household cleaners and one specific type of marble cleaner wipes from Lowes to get all these marks off and havent had much luck. I want to seal all the marble and grout, but not before removing these marks. I read somewhere on line about leaving a cleaner soaked cloth or cotton ball on the stain until it dries to "pull" the stain out of the marble. I have one of the cleaner wipes on a stain drying to see if it helps. I'm just hoping there is an easier way. Any suggestions? TIA!
Have you tried the Magic Eraser?
I have had great success using it to clean permanent markers from table tops and fridge doors. No chemicals needed, just add water. It sounds too good to be true, but it is, well, in my personal experience anyway.
Having said that, I have no idea what's a grease pencil so it may not work in your case but for a few bucks it's definitely worth a try.
grease pencil causing a stain?
better seal that tile with a super duper sealer
imagine what spaghetti sauce, grape juice, wine, blood, and all the rest will do
don't sound like the kind of tile I'd like in my kitchen or bath
when sealing, use AquaMix
two coats, one before grouting, one 3 days after grout done and clean
to clean it, you can try using baking soda and vinegar with some water
home depot sells a marble cleaner + resealer mix
you'll find better stuff at a tile shop or flooring store
Thanks for the replies!
I have a magic eraser and will give that a shot, I've seen it work well elsewhere, but didnt think to try it on the marble.
As for sealing, I seen the aqumix, but didnt get it yet. I already grouted it, so I will have to do 2 coats on top of the grout. I still have some minor areas to do some grout touch-up as well. This is my first time installing tile/grouting, so I'm not a pro at it. Heres a picture of part of the bathroom: http://a751.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...ea609c046e.jpg
I'll get some vinegar and baking soda and try that next, thanks again! If anyone else has any secret marble cleaners, I'm all ears!
that's marble?
where did you get that?
looks like porcelain
nice picture
you must have one heck of a camera
did you use spot lights to take that?
I have a 10 megapixel and the pictures aren't nearly as clear as yours
I got it from Home Depot. Someone special ordered a bunch of it and returned what they didnt use. Regular price was close to 7$ per foot, They sold me all they had (210 sq ft.) for $2 per foot and I had a 10% coupon. I got a great deal on it. It was called Botoccino(sp?) Light and it said made in Italy on it.
The camera is my wife's Kodak C533. It's 5.0 MP.
I found some stuff called "Stone Specific" Stain Remover for All Stone at Home Depot. It says to leave it on for 12-24 hours with plastic or foil taped over it and it will absorb the stain out of the stone. I am going to try it this week and see how it goes. By the way, the Magic Eraser definately made a big difference, but I just want to get as much of this up as possible, before sealing everything. Thanks for all the help here. :)
We just put down a white floor with black accents and to keep track of a few problem tiles we put big X's on them with red grease pencil. Needless to say when I was cleaning the floor to grout it, the red grease pencil wouldn't come off!!! :(
We saw your posting and my genius other half came upstairs with a square pink eraser! Like the ones your kid would have in their school box! I laughed and told him it would never do it, :whistling2: but guess what!?! Worked like a charm. So next time you have a pencil problem, remember it is a pencil and maybe erasing is the way to undo it.
Hope this helps someone. Us DIYers could use all the help we can get!:thumbup:
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Snipped and told me to go and get a quote from Volvo that they would pay for the repairs.
Volvo gave me a quote of over €2000 and I brought it back to the garage, they refused to pay, they said that it was way to expensive, they were expecting about €200 max. That is all they are saying they are willing to pay. They said a new fin costs €28 plus the cost of a but of paint. They want me to go somewhere else for the work or just get someone I know to do it.
I refused. I go to Volvo for everything that needs to be done and I'm not going to let some half ased mechanic do the work, Volvo are also refusing to drop the price.
What are my options? Do I have to accept the work from someone other than Volvo?
I can't really afford to just pay for the repairs and then go after them for the money.
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1.00 ct. t.w. Orange Sapphire and 1.20 ct. t.w. White Topaz Floral Bypass Ring in Sterling Silver
Item#: 869168
A standout ring is what's in right now. This modern sterling silver design enrobes the finger in bypassing curves: one with a sandblasted finish, one with an openwork floral motif of 1.00 ct. t.w. orange sapphires and 1.20 ct. t.w. white topaz. White topaz and orange sapphire floral bypass ring.
Product Details (for 1.00 ct. t.w. Orange Sapphire and 1.20 ct. t.w. White Topaz Floral Bypass Ring in Sterling Silver. Size 5)
1 5/8 inches
Sterling close STERLING SILVER: Also known as "Standard Silver," sterling silver is silver alloyed with other metals to increase the hardness and durability. Generally, sterling is 92.5% silver and 7.5% other metals. Some sterling silver jewelry is plated with 14kt-18kt gold and referred to as "vermeil," or "gold over sterling." Silver
Textured close TEXTURED: A unique and varying finish with a tactile surface applied through various techniques, both by hand and with machinery. and Polished close POLISHED: A buffed-out finish used to produce a mirror-like shine.
Gemstone 1:
Sapphire close SAPPHIRE: A favorite gemstone of ancient priests and royalty, the sapphire radiates sophistication and grace. This prized gem comes in every hue of blue, plus the more unexpected shades of pink, yellow, green and orange, and is September's birthstone. (Color: Orange, Quantity: 5, Shape & Cutting Style: Pear close PEAR: Similar to the outline of a pear fruit, this is a round shape that comes to a point on one side. , Weight: 1.00 ct. t.w., Size: 5x3 mm)
Gemstone 2:
Topaz close TOPAZ: Available in a stunning selection of shades, the topaz's sky blue hue is one of the most popular colors for jewelry designs. Once thought to offer protection, today topaz is favored for its durability and affordability. Yellow topaz is the birthstone for November while blue topaz is for December. (Color: White, Quantity: 6, Shape & Cutting Style: Round, Weight: 0.10 ct. t.w., Size: 1.75 mm)
Gemstone 3:
Topaz (Color: White, Quantity: 15, Shape & Cutting Style: Round, Weight: 0.30 ct. t.w., Size: 1.6 mm)
Gemstone 4:
Topaz (Color: White, Quantity: 45, Shape & Cutting Style: Round, Weight: 0.80 ct. t.w., Size: 1.3 mm)
All weights and measures are approximate.
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