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Lets give the standard ammo 100K rounds to wear out a gun. How many rounds do of +P would it take, do you think?
You can make excuses or you can make ready.
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"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
I didn't say I didn't agree. I think you are a little defensive on the subject. Why bring up offending sensibilities?
I'm just asking the question. And while I'm at it, has anyone worn out a 1911?
And, another one, if one uses +P for only occasional practice and carry, would it wear the gun out so much quicker?
I think you have a bias for some reason against +P. I've yet to figure out why.
It gives a little more oomph (although, there will be those who say the .45 is the only pistol round in the world that doesn't need any improvement) with little cost.
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My RIA 38 Super, one could say was a 9mm +P+, and it is not showing any more signs of wear than ANY other 1911 of the same or older vintage.
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I was just given 150rnds of +p rangerT. I'm going to run a few through my gi this weekend for function test. If I have no issues, this will be my carry ammo.
Since they were free, I might as well put them to use.
I guess it just slipped my mind that 1911's are made in calibers other than .45 ACP. If I had a 9mm, I'd probably carry +P, but not in the .45.
There are loads and loads, reams and reams of data on the effectiveness of various rounds in their use against live targets that walk on two legs. Online, in books, never have I seen anything that's swayed me to believe that extra oomph is worth that extra couple of dollars.
Would it wear the gun down faster if it was used for infrequent practice and carry? Well, it would likely have little to no effect, that's a very obvious answer; however, let me ask you a simple question. You shoot standard loads 99% of the time, one percent of the time you shoot +P ammo and you carry with +P ammo. Which one are you going to perform better with? The round you shoot 99% of the time or the round you shoot 1% of the time? Your muscle memory is going to be more attuned to which one? Your point of aim and desire to shoot to said point of aim is going to be based on which one? See, I can ask questions as well. Where's the reward for doing very little if any training with one round and doing all your training with another? Maybe I'm just too damn stupid to catch up with y'all and I just don't get such a training paradigm and the genius behind it.
Has anyone worn out a 1911? Not me personally but I'd wager someone has...wouldn't you? It's a manmade device that over time wears down and breaks. Stands to reason on could be rendered unservicable if not outright irreparable. Same goes for the Glock, XD, M&P, and any other gun be it long or short you care to name. How does the old saying go? If you have to ask?
Defensive? Negative, I'm outright offensive on the subject and I make no bones about it. Why should I bother?
One man with courage makes a majority. Andrew Jackson
"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
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One thing about gaining a little age is one tends to realize that they aren't right as often as they thought...
Hmmm, I'm pretty sure I never said it was magic. When one can up the velocity of a handgun round by over 10%, I'd say that was significant.
On one hand you say the added oomph is not very much and on the other hand you ask how (if one doesn't train all the time with +P) is one to deal with the additional, what recoil, blast, different round?
Dr Roberts has at least one on his list of approved defensive loads for .45 acp. But, you being such an expert and all, probably don't care.
Tell you what, you go on hating it, I'll go on liking it. And the world will still turn.
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Another thing that comes with age is the attempt to use it to claim an odd sort of victory in matters or erudition and common sense. Thoreau once asked what the old have accomplished save for growing old. Hardly a feat in his day, less of a feat in ours. Still, if you wish to play the age card who am I to argue? It's a specious argument and I leave you to it.
Nor am I contradicting myself by claiming that the performance gained from +P ammo doesn't justify the price tag or the hype and then pointing out that it will indeed have stouter recoil. It's common sense that a person training with a regular 230 grain load is going to be used to the felt recoil from that round when compared to a +P loading going a hundred or so FPS faster. That extra kick does not equate to a massive improveent in terminal performance...it's just an acknowledgement of basic phyiscis. More velocity pushing the same mass will result in more...you guessed it...recoil. Also, it would not have the same point of impact. This all stems from my questioning why one would train very little with +P and carry it...which seemed more like a congenial admission that it will indeed cause more wear and parts breakage. All I was asking was then what else would you train with? I personally use 185 grain SWCs that shoot to the same POI as my XTPs in the same weight. I use the same amount of power pistol behind each round, the same bullet weight, etc.... I assume that if one were to train just a little with +P that most of their training/shooting with their defensive arm would be with standard pressure ammunition. It leads me to ask why one would do the bulk of their shooting with one round and shoot just enough of another to get a warm "Fuzzy" feeling about it. It was after all your suggestion and inquiring minds, or at least this inquiring mind was skeptical as to the wisdom of said approach. You did advocate shooting very little +P and using it for carry did you not?
So? Doctor Roberts likes it? Well hell, that settles it! I'm dumping all my reloads, trading in my truck, my dog, and selling the family spread and investing in a lifetime supply. A Doctor supports it so it must be good!
Will the world keep turning? Yes. Will I laugh as it turns? Endlessly.
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"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines." -Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Your Rock will handle +P pressures just fine
I just think i do ....
+P ammo...i personally stoke all my carry/defense pistols with it.
Will it make a BIG difference if i have to stop a threat?
(God forbid I ever find myself in that situation)
donno, but I'm an advocate of using the largest and hottest rnd one can effectively shoot fast and accurately
My chrono has shown that +P will launch a 230gr slug at 960 fps in 5" barrel .
I think that's better than 870-900 fps most defense 230 gr roll
as far practice with standard pressure ball and carrying +P wonderslugs ..
as a practical matter, I don't think it makes a dimes worth of difference .
(contingent on being familiar with pistol and proficient)
Cause in a defense situation, you'll be "going cold" .
I don't know about ya'll, but there's not a dimes worth of difference in my shooting when doing the first live fire cold presentation drill between +P or standard pressure .
going "cold" It takes me 2 to 2.5 seconds to put 2 shots on the target .
The first shot is generally always "in the zone" (8" circle) , the second isn't always in the zone
after a dozen or so presentation drills my times are down to 1.6 to 1.9 seconds with both shots in the 8" circle .
Doesn't make any difference whether I'm using standard pressure ball or +P either .
The pistol bucks and sights drop back into place with no noticeable time difference with any ammo
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Let me just say that it is possible to book a Maine cottage during 4th of July week for less than $100/night. It will not have an ocean view or be on a beach which I don't mind but it may be a little too rustic for some tastes ... and I won't let me husband book lodging for us again when I'm not around to double-check.
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Nice visit and nice report. It sounds like you enjoyed the lobster, views, camp chairs, and each other.
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And yet another area for the "to see" list. Thanks, Dfrosty!
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What a lovely trip! Thanks for sharing, dfrsotnh!
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Great report! Where would you recommend someone stay on the amaine coast that has a view of the beach and nearby restaurants/things to do?
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Resolution Adopted by the CCAR
Smaller Congregations
Adopted by the CCAR at the 98th Annual Convention of
Since a significant number of congregations that are members of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations belong in the category of "smaller congregations" as defined
by the UAHC and the Central Conference of American Rabbis, and since a very significant number of CCAR members who serve in congregational pulpits are the rabbis of these
smaller congregations, the CCAR takes a vital interest in the success of these congregations
and colleagues.
the Central Conference of American Rabbis
The UAHC has also developed a committee for smaller congregations, which is very active, and has appointed our colleague, Lawrence Jackovsky, as staff person to this committee, since it relates to UAHC activities and programs for smaller congregations.
Therefore, the chairman of the UAHC Small Congregations Committee, Jerry Tanenbaum, has proposed to UAHC Chairman of the Board Charles Rothschild and President Alexander Schindler the creation of a UAHC Department for Smaller Congregations.
BE IT RESOLVED that the CCAR support the call made by the Chairman of the UAHC Small Congregations Committee for the creation of such a UAHC Department.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the CCAR work with the UAHC to create such a department as rapidly as possible, and that the department be fully staffed with a full-time director and a support system fully funded for maximum efficiency and effect


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Feasibility Study of the TGI Adipose-derived Stromal Cell (ASC)-Coated ePTFE Vascular Graft (TGI-PVG-IDE)
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Researchers are actively seeking a way to coat the inside of a synthetic graft so that it more closely resembles native vessels and therefore has low thrombogenicity and low incidence of stenosis. Using a biological coating comprised of autologous stromal cells derived from the patient's own adipose tissue is a logical solution. Considerable experimental evidence exists that such a coating is relatively non-thrombogenic and improves long-term graft patency.
The Company's TGI Cell Isolation System (CIS) for isolating and concentrating adipose-derived stromal cells (ASC) can be used to fill the pressing medical need for small-diameter synthetic vascular grafts. The TGI CIS enables the user to prepare a stem cell-based biological coating from adipose tissue liposuctioned from the patient. The cells derived from the adipose tissue are then sodded onto the internal lumen of the vascular graft to improve long term patency.
|Lower Limb Ischemia
|Device: ASC coated ePTFE vascular graft Device: Propaten graft
|Phase 1 Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Randomized, Controlled, Parallel Group, Blinded, Feasibility Study of the TGI Adipose-derived Stromal Cell (ASC)-Coated ePTFE Vascular Graft for Femoral-tibial Bypass Grafting.
- Graft patency [ Time Frame: 6 months ]Graft patency will be measured by duplex ultrasound.
- Limb salvage [ Time Frame: 12 months ]Amputation of limb or not
- Wound Healing [ Time Frame: 12 months ]Evidence of wound improvement
- Rest Pain [ Time Frame: 12 months ]Presence or absence of rest pain
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|February 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|April 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|April 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: Propaten graft
Untreated Propaten vascular graft
Device: Propaten graft
6 mm Gore PROPATEN® graft (heparin-coated ePTFE vascular graft, thin-walled removable-ring stretch)
Other Name: item HT060080A
Experimental: ASC-Coated ePTFE graft
ASC Coated BARD IMPRA® ePTFE Vascular Graft
Device: ASC coated ePTFE vascular graft
An ePTFE vascular graft in which the lumen of the graft has been coated with an autologous coating of adipose-derived stromal cells (ASC) prepared using an automated point-of-care processing instrument to facilitate isolation and concentration of autologous adipose-derived stromal cells and subsequent sodding of small-diameter vascular grafts.
Other Name: TGI PVG
Detailed Description:
Replacement or bypass of small diameter (< 4-5 mm) blood vessels is needed for a variety of medical problems, including peripheral vascular disease (PVD) associated with diabetes, generalized atherosclerosis, or aging), and critical limb ischemia (CLI). Vascular surgery has been extremely successful in replacing damaged or atherosclerotic arteries that are large in diameter and associated with high flow rates. However, as the diameter of the damaged vessel decreases, the ability to achieve long-term patency using replacement vessels decreases. The best current solution to this phenomenon of decreased patency with decreasing vessel diameter has been the use of the saphenous vein bypass graft. The saphenous vein has become the benchmark of all smaller diameter vascular grafts and demonstrates excellent patency when used from the femoral artery to the popliteal artery below the knee. However, when extended to more distal locations including the tibial arteries, even the saphenous vein begins to demonstrate limitations in its ability to maintain long-term patency.
The TGI ASC-coated expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (ePTFE) Vascular Graft is an adipose-derived stromal cell-sodded small-diameter vascular conduit intended for use as a peripheral bypass graft. The autologous cells used to create the ASC-coated vascular graft are isolated by the TGI Cell Isolation System (CIS). The TGI ASC-coated graft can be used to address the pressing medical need for small-diameter vascular grafts with improved long-term patency rates. The TGI CIS enables the user to prepare a stem cell-based biological coating in about an hour; stromal cells isolated from adipose tissue are sodded onto the internal lumen of the vascular graft before it is implanted into the patient during the course of a peripheral vascular bypass procedure.
The TGI Peripheral Vascular Graft (PVG) Kit consists of a vascular conduit, a proprietary enzymatic solution (Adipase™ Custom Enzyme Solution), and a disposable fluidics system, all to be used in conjunction with the TGI CIS, itself an automated point-of-care tissue processing instrument which isolates ASCs from a lipoaspirate specimen. Such cells are administered onto the lumen of the prepared conduit, a commercially available, small-diameter ePTFE straight vascular graft (IMPRA ePTFE Vascular Graft, item 80s06, Bard Peripheral Vascular, Inc.)
This instrument system will provide a sterile flow-path, through which cells are processed and separated. The flow-path is contained within a disposable cartridge that interlocks with the durable system hardware and includes both a flow-path cartridge with fluid reservoirs and a disposable centrifuge cartridge. The system is a self contained, stand-alone system requiring only AC power to operate.
The clinical trial process will involve a pilot (or feasibility) study to gain initial safety and effectiveness data in a limited human population. A subsequent pivotal study will be conducted with sufficient patient numbers to demonstrate a statistically significant improvement in effectiveness for defined clinical endpoints and to gain important safety information in a specific clinical population.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female ≥ 18 years old
- Patient has a clinical diagnosis of Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) and requires a synthetic vascular graft, with the distal anastomosis to a tibial artery (peroneal, anterior tibial, posterior tibial).
- The distal anastomosis must be no more distal than approximately the midcalf.
- Rutherford-Baker classification for acute peripheral arterial disease of category 5 or less.
- The proximal anastomosis must be in the common femoral artery (CFA) or the superficial femoral artery (SFA); the proximal anastomosis must not be above the inguinal ligament.
- The distal target vessel must have continuous blood flow to the foot; an arteriovenous fistula must not be created at the distal anastomosis.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Proximal anastomosis above the inguinal ligament.
- Distal anastomosis below the mid-calf.
- Lack of adequate subcutaneous fat stores to allow liposuction of 120 mL of adipose tissue.
- Limb-threatening acute ischemia in the affected leg.
- Active infection at the time of implantation.
- Uncontrolled diabetes.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01305863
|United States, Kentucky
|University of Louisville Hospital
|Louisville, Kentucky, United States, 40202
|Principal Investigator:
|Marvin Morris, MD
|The University of Louisville
|Responsible Party:
|Tissue Genesis, LLC
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01305863 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|February 10, 2011
|Last Updated:
|April 25, 2016
Keywords provided by Tissue Genesis, LLC:
Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD)
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Pathologic Processes
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on June 22, 2017


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Looks fantastic. Hope mine comes out looking half that good.
Excellent work dude :-)
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Nice. How long to achieve?
We'll With the year log wait for my armor it took about 1 year and 3 months , If I had the armor on and from start to finish it would have probably been four month off and on to make
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Product Description
Built to last in a sturdy stainless steel case, the DeLonghi EC702 Pump Espresso Machine stands out from the rest with its structure and functionality. The pod-friendly EC702 allows you to easily pull espresso shots with no muss and no fuss. Create your favorite latte and cappuccino drinks with the cappuccino system frother. The EC702 from DeLonghi also maintains consistent heat for both brewing and steaming with two separate thermostats, plus it heats up quickly with the self-priming operation.
Features & Functionality of the DeLonghi Pump Espresso Machine
- Patented Dual Function Filter Holder - Gives you the ability to use convenient pods or ground coffee. Makes espresso preparation quick and easy.
- Patented Cappuccino System Frother - Steams and froths up your favorite latte and cappuccino drinks like cake. Mixes steam and milk to give you that consistent rich, creamy froth every time.
- Self Priming Operation - No more long waits for your machine to heat up, as this function gives you a quicker heat-up time.
- Two Thermostats - Brewing espresso or your favorite milk based drinks will be at the perfect temperature, as this machines has two thermostats that allow water and steam pressure to be controlled separately.
- Boiler - This strong boiler is made of high-quality stainless steel.
- Pump Pressure - This machine gives off 15 bar pump pressure, which guarantees that each shot will have an authentic flavor.
- Water Tank - Easy to clean, the removable 44-ounce water tank also has and indicator light to let you know when it's time to refill.
- Cup Warming Tray - Maintain the heat of your espresso and caffeinated drinks by keeping a set of your cups on top of the machine to keep them warm.
|How Does it Compare?
The stainless steel case makes this model much sturdier than the previous plastic iterations.
Additional Information
|11.25 inches
|8.15 inches
|12.5 inches
|Product Weight (lbs.)
|120 volts
|Case Material
|Stainless Steel
|Boiler Material
|Stainless Steel
|Cup Clearance
|2.75 inches
|Solenoid Valve
|Cup Warmer
|Available Portafilters
|Boiler Design
|Single Boiler
|NSF Certified
|Pod Friendly
|Yes - without adaptation
|Water Sources
|Reservoir/Internal Tank
|Auto Shut Off
|Auto On
|Stainless Steel
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The design of this one seems nice, but does the boiler temp reach at least 190°?
Thanks in advance!
I'm not one for what I consider 21st century hyper scientism . I don't care to get a metric on my every waking experience. Instead, I trust my own experience and instinct. I realize this is anathema to some espresso aficionados. Still, it is context you need for reading this answer. The machine makes good espresso, and that is my measure of quality in this case.
As for rattling - this machine seems reasonably quiet, I wouldn't say it rattles. But it is the only one I've ever owned. It makes a very good espresso. My main complaint is that I can't get more than one pull consecutively to be satisfying. This may be due to limitations of the machine, or of my ability. I'm not sure which.
Hope this helps.
making steam milk using the round handle right side on the machine.
And you can mix same amount of steamed milk with shot of espresso. It is easy. Im using this machine almost everyday for 2years. So far works great without any problems.
Warranty Information for the DeLonghi EC702 Pump Espresso Machine
|What it Covers:
DeLonghi espresso machines, coffee makers and grinders
- 1 Year (Small espresso machines, capsule machines, coffee makers, grinders and other electronics)
- 2 Years (Superautomatic espresso machines)
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|Can SCG Repair?
|Yes (Superautomatic espresso machines only). Read more about our out-of-warranty repair services.
Caring for the DeLonghi Pump Espresso Machine
- Descale every two to three months. We recommend using Dezcal.
- Clean the brew gasket daily with a cleaning brush.
- Soap out water tank (if applicable) and drip tray every few days.
User Manuals for your DeLonghi Pump Espresso Machine
- too fragileReview by zermar
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- Not worth the moneyReview by Bummer of an espresso machine
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- no pump power, just slow dripsReview by Anna
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- Crapped out in a couple of monthsReview by Judy
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- 3 years and still going strongReview by Humboldt Honey
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- Was awesome for the first 2 weeksReview by JeepGirl
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We were so excited to have an espresso machine at home again... but from other reviews on different websites I see that this model seems crap at about 2-8 months. So sad and in the market for an espresso machine again. (Posted on 8/9/2014)
- The easiest great machineReview by Metamorf
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- great machineReview by Dr.Oz
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- Great choice for the moneyReview by Marc
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The wand is a proprietary design and I recommend you read the included frothing instructions as the best technique is somewhat different than what would be used with a "normal" wand.
My only criticism would be the wand location. Depending on the frothing container If it protruded further it would make use a bit easier for frothing different quantities/depths of milk. Even with that flaw decent results are possible with a bit of trial and error.
(Posted on 1/19/2013)
- Good espresso, easy to use, little messyReview by Ryan
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Pros: The machine is easy to use and easy to clean with 3 simple buttons (on, espresso temp, steam temp) and a lever to activate steam. The removable drip tray is large enough to capture a good amount of water and coffee mess before it needs to be emptied. The unit heats to espresso temperature in about 5 to 7 minutes (shots come out about 180 degrees). Once shots are pulled, the unit can heat to steam temperature in just a minute or so more.
Cons: portafilter head is smaller than commercial and I haven't found a tamper that fits other than the one that comes with it. The steam wand is weak, but from what I've read on entry level machines this is not unique to the Delonghi. The coffee grounds are loose and wet rather than forming a nice dry puck., making it difficult to knock clean. To get a good froth from the steam wand you have to purge the wand for 2 or 3 seconds to rid the water in the line and get a nice steam. You'll also have to swirl your milk quite a bit to get smooth cream foam rather than big bubbles.
Final note: worth the money for no frills machine, especially if you want to enjoy straight espresso more so than lattes and cappuccinos. With some practice you'll be pleased. (Posted on 8/14/2012)
- Operational anomalies; poor customer serviceReview by fred
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WASHINGTON – House Democratic Whip Steny H. Hoyer (MD) released the following statement today on the retirement of House Sergeant at Arms Bill Livingood:
"Bill Livingood's life has been spent in service to our nation and to protecting the democratic institutions that make it great. As a member of the U.S. Secret Service for over three decades, Bill put his life on the line to safeguard the president and his family. Since 1995, he has stood watch over the People's House and all of its members, staff, and visitors. The strong voice with which Bill has welcomed U.S. presidents and foreign dignitaries into the House chamber has become iconic, and he continues to command attention and respect from all who have known him. He is a good friend, and I have enjoyed serving with him throughout his tenure. I join in thanking Bill for his long years of service to the American people and to the House of Representatives, and I wish him all the best in his retirement."
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Hasbro Family Game Night DS
- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Oct 26, 2009
- Also On: PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Not a game you can fault really, as whilst the appeal is limited, Family Game Night does a superb job of replicating its real life equivalents for its target audience.
Family Game Night does exactly what is sets out to do. It brings together four family games, and successfully recreates them on the DS.
There are a couple good board games in this package, but calling it Family Game Night is a stretch.
Nintendo Gamer25 quid for four minigames. [Christmas 2009, p.70]
If you've got someone to play this with, it's a great way to pass the time on those rainy days – just like with the physical versions of the games (apart from Bop It, which we would have gladly swapped for the real thing or a paint drying simulator).
Official Nintendo Magazine UKConnect 4 works and little else. [Feb 2010, p.83]
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D.C. Taxi Drivers Deliver Letter To Mayor Gray Calling For Halt To Impoundments
Cabbies rallied outside D.C.'s city hall Tuesday, demanding a meeting with Mayor Vincent Gray as they fight for more representation on the city's Taxicab Commission.
With the help of the Teamsters union, about 100 cab drivers walked into the Wilson Building to demand a response to their complaints from Mayor Gray. They're angry about a spate of recent regulations, including the one that spurred the rally: the requirement that cabbies install new dome lights on their taxis.
Tariku Bekele says he can't find a garage to perform the installation with the right equipment, so he's been out of work five days.
"So I don't know what to do," Bekele says.
In the letter they delivered at the Wilson building (pdf), the drivers called for:
- An immediate halt to driver fines and taxicab impoundment over the new regulations until a fair resolution is reached between the city and the taxi drivers.
- A subsidy or reimbursement to compensate the taxi operators for the unfair unilaterally imposed costs associated with the new regulations.
- The appoint of a driver recommended by the Washington, D.C. Taxi Operators Association to the current vacancy on the D.C. Taxi Commission.
Teamsters spokesman Galen Munroe says the Gray administration agreed to talk to them. "And has said they are open to adding a driver to the DCTC."
But a spokesman for Mayor Vincent Gray says that, while willing to talk to the cabbies, he does not see any need to add another driver representative to the D.C. Taxicab Commission, which already has two driver reps on its nine-member board.


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During their 2-1 defeat at the hands of Belgium on Tuesday that saw them be eliminated from the 2014 World Cup, the United States fought until the very end behind a stellar goalkeeping performance from Everton star Tim Howard.
In the first half, one of their emerging stars, Fabian Johnson, injured his right hamstring and was forced to exit the match. Jurgen Klinsmann had moved him up to right wing for this match, but Johnson was being counted on to help contain Chelsea's Eden Hazard.
The injury could have been a death sentence for the Americans' chances, but instead it offered many their first look at one of the game's rising stars, DeAndre Yedlin.
The 20-year-old was brought on in place of Johnson, both of whom, naturally right backs, were playing out of position at right wing, and performed admirably in his place.
Yedlin, currently playing in MLS for Seattle Sounders FC, would be an ideal fit for any team in need of a full back, as he provides outstanding pace and is adept at making swift crosses into the box, which he did to set up Clint Dempsey's goal against Portugal.
A team such as Arsenal, who recently lost Bacary Sagna to Manchester City, would make sense should they lose out on long-time target Serge Aurier.
Other intriguing possibilities would be teams with new managers whose rosters are turning over, so Southampton and Tottenham are two other teams that come to mind.
While it may be a year or two away before Yedlin truly emerges as a star in Europe, the flashes he showed while playing in Brazil suggest someone will be very happy about bringing him over.


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2744 Holcomb Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Playford Real Estate Mary Playford
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Very private ranch home, with full basement located on 10 acres, country setting. Offers an open floor plan, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths and room to expand and finish living space in the dry basement. Tall ceilings, poured walls. Two car attached garage was added in 2012 w/a great mud room right off the garage. Tons of cabinets & counter space. All appliances included. Outdoor wood burning is a great asset, shed & plenty of room for a garden!
1100 N Sand Lake Hillsdale, MI 49242
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Beautiful country home with 10 acres that will blow your mind. So many possibilities for the nature lover from cutting trails for 4-wheeling, a little bit of nature walking, to maybe your own spot for some sport hunting! Greenhouse for the gardener with heat and water, now add 2 outdoor buildings with adventure written all over them. Inside this beauty is 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 half baths, nice kitchen w/pantry, spacious living room, family room with wood burning fireplace giving a warm and inviting space for family and friends to gather. Just newly finished 32x22 living space in basement. Can you tell this home pretty much has it all! Now lets add a brick paved patio out back with tiki bar and hot tub to take entertaining over the top! Don't wait on this one.
4855 Fitzpatrick Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Alicia Edison
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Come see this Lakefront year-round home on the shores of N Sand Lake. This home features three beds, two baths, large living room, and a eat-in kitchen. Plenty of yard space on the lake side for bonfires, outdoor games or just hanging out watching the sun rise and set. 8596
10031 Frontier Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Mary Brandeberry
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SCENIC SPLENDOR is evident on the grounds of this 1 acre parcel. The lawn is nicely groomed with a driveway lined in red maple trees. This 2 bedroom 2 bath home has been tastefully updated in 2006. You will enjoy the step saving custom kitchen with natural cherry cabinetry, a center island and built in desk. A formal dining a room with a French door to the deck is ideal for summer barbeques. Be sure to pay attention to the roomy foyer, the cherry trim, and hardwood floors on the main level. The full partially, finished basement features a family room, a game area and a guest bedroom with easy to clean ceramic tiled floors. There's 3 car, attached garage with plenty of space for woodworking! If you are looking for a peaceful country setting, this may be the one! 8594
58 Howder Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Hillsdale Rental Management, LLC Mark Parker
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Investment opportunity! This traditional 5 bedroom 2 baths home is in close proximity to the college. The home features wood floors and a main floor laundry. The back yard is mostly fenced in and is a nice size. It also has a one car detached garage. With some updates and redecorating this would be a excellent investment property.
2851 N Sand Lake Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Scott Phillips
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Raise your hand if you would like 5 acres that includes lake front!! 165 feet of frontage on N. Sand Lake complete with newer aluminum dock. Huge garage with newer roof and siding, workshop and storage on second floor. Home has been updated in all the important spots, roof, kitchen, plumbing, electric, appliances and much more. 8593
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8590Adorable 2 bedroom completely updated home in the last 2 years on a large city lot with a garage, partial basement and deck to enjoy wonderful summer evenings.
125 S Howell Hillsdale, MI 49242
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Beautiful 2 Story Brick Home with it's own unique architecture, a rare find in our area. Natural wood trim and hardwood floors throughout. Unique to its character is the rounded windows and front door. Offering an abundance of natural light. A wonderful entertaining home. Living room with wood burning fireplace. Family room with unique ceramic flooring leading out to 3 season room and fenced back yard. Open dining room looking onto new stunning kitchen. Kitchen features floor to ceiling cabinetry, island and large custom pantry. Upstairs features a landing (sitting) area, 4 bedrooms and full bathroom. Each bedroom has a nice sized closets. Third story attic could potentially be finished. Main floor laundry. The owners have brought back it's beauty! Updates include: Electrical (panel & w
211 W Bacon Hillsdale, MI 49242
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Adorable spacious ranch on a large lot with 2 nice sized bedrooms. Fireplaces to enjoy and a partially finished basement and another bath.A 2 car detached garage. Under the carpet is all hardwood floors. 8587
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Very Quaint, Cozy retro House well landscaped that is sitting on a 1 Garage with a tornado shelter on .41 acres. Total of 3 parcels. Everything in the main house is on one level. There is a 1 room Cottage Guest house in the back of the yard. You can enjoy bird watching, drinking a cup of Jo in the yard or the porch.(8134)
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Don Helton
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Ready to move in to! Some new carpet hard wood floors on 2nd. floor. First floor laundry and a 2 car detached garage Possession on closing. 8584
2615 Wilson Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Amy Howe
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Start your own mini farm. This place has everything you need to do it. 5 acres, 1 heated 60x46 pole barn with 3 10 ft doors and 12 ft ceilings, 1 24x48 pole barn with 12 ft ceilings. 1 brand new green house. 1 Chicken coop, 1 goose coop, 1 28x40 barn with 9 foot ceilings all ready with stalls for animals. All these outbuildings have water and concrete floors. There is also a 3 bedroom and 2 full bath house. It needs a little tlc but it comes loaded with attached two car garage, central air, generator, completely wheel chair accessible and a reverse osmosis water filter. Wrap around porch. Newly covered porch in the back that enters into the brand new sun room. It's a must see! 8576
25 Charles Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Timothy Groves
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Affordable living just looking for a new family to call home. Excellent spot for the 4th of July fireworks show, and walking distance to town, this 3 bedroom home has vinyl exterior, a walkout basement and a 1 car garage. Come check it out to see if it's really cheaper than rent! 8575
116 Budlong Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Megan Gollnick
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If you are looking for a solid, well cared for home that just needs a couple DIY touches then look no further! New owner has completed minor repairs already and a new roof is coming soon. Fenced back yard, 4 beds, 1st floor laundry, beautiful woodwork and charm. This is a great buy. 8574
38 Oak Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: First Choice Real Estate Associates Michael Thompson
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35 Highland Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Better Homes-Jennifer Rodgers Jennifer Rodgers
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Wooded surroundings and being located at the end of a cul-de-sac makes this home a perfect find if you don't want to feel like your're ''in town''. 4 beds/1.5 baths, walk-out basement, deck and two separate living areas! This home is a peaceful place to be and you should see it! All information provided is approximate and subject to verification by buyer.
2480 E Bacon Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Playford Real Estate Brian Coe
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Large 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath home on 2 acres. It's close enough to town without being packed in tight. Many updates have been done here already! Come check it out!
1018 West Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: First Choice Real Estate Associates Michael Thompson
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2511 S Sand Lake Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Playford Real Estate Brian Coe
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Plenty of room on this property. Three bedroom and one bath home with a three plus car garage, barn and over 14 acres! Newer roof and replacement vinyl windows.
57 S Howell Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Playford Real Estate Mary Playford
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In the heart of downtown Hillsdale, you will find this beautiful traditional home. Completely renovated inside, top to bottom! Charming character, with original brick & wood work. Open floor plan making this older traditional home appealing. Upstairs offers an awesome, spacious master suite, walk-in closet with washer & dryer conveniently located, nice sitting area, split floor plan with 2 other bedrooms & full updated bathroom. New carpet, windows, freshly pained and so much more! Immediate Possession, will pass RD, FHA, VA!
1262 VanSickle Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Nelson Properties 24/7 LLC Shawn Nelson
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Waterfront home on all sports Cub Lake. Spring fed, crystal clear and full of fish. No steps to lake/dock. 263' frontage with 75' sandy beach. Year round 3 BR home has all the updates and amenities you desire. Kitchen has cherry cabinets, Corian counters and sink. Master BR and bath on main floor. 2nd floor is an all wood open 21x29 BR with vaulted ceiling. Main floor master w/bath has custom vanity, tub surround and marble floors. All doors and trim are quality solid wood. 4-season room with waterfront sunsets. New roof in 2017. New since 2006: windows, siding, well, septic, furnace, central air, electric and plumbing. Attached garage opens to stamped concrete patio. Flagstone walks & garden walls landscaped w/perennials.Level front yard great for games & water play.
40 Orchard Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 Affiliated Lisa Hayes
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1,692sf Cape with 3 (possibly 4) bedrooms in but out of city limits. Located just past hospital on private road with well and septic. Large living room, comfy kitchen, hardwood floors in bedrooms, full unfinished basement and 1 car attached garage. Nice deck and fenced in backyard. New electrical panel in 2014. Includes appliances, water sofner and central a/c.(8129)This company makes no warranty or representation about the contents of this data. It is responsibility of the parties looking at the property to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of this information. Taxes were obtained from the local assessor and the taxes could change for the buyer after a closed transaction.
1387 Hickory Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: RE/MAX Preferred Realty Patricia Rising
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Immaculate and well maintained lakefront home has an enviable view offline sport South Sand Lake. ( a private lake) Features Timberline Woodburning fireplace, all appliances, efficient coffee bar, central air plus two add'l window air units upstairs, natural gas heat, copper plumbing & drains, pull down stairs leading to attic storage, spacious deck overlooking the waterfront, dock, your own paddle boat and 2 sheds for the lake toy storage. This will be the lake home your family will make memories with for years to come. RESERVED: ROW BOAT AND KAYAK. ASK YOUR AGENT FOR ADDITIONAL LIST OF ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE SALE AND ITEMS AVAILABLE UNDER SEPARATE SALE.
2931 W Hallett Hillsdale, MI 49242
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Denny Groves Scott Phillips
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Wanting a ranch only a short distance from Hillsdale? over an acre with a mans dream garage, 2040 sq feet with 3 overhead doors. Home is available to move in at closing, walkout lower level, wood burner down, wood burning fireplace up,Many nice features. Additional 1.1 acre lot available. 8545
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 Affiliated Lori Rubley
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First time on the market. This farm house has been kept immaculate. from the sprawling yard to the swimming pool.This is the place to be this summer. The home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, beautiful hard wood floors and lots of updates. Dad will love the 30x40 pole barn, while Mom sips her coffee on the deck. Welcome to the peace and quiet of the country. come on out and see the beautiful wood floors and tastefully decorated home. It has nothing to do. Newer roof, furnace, windows and central air conditioning. what are you waiting for. The country is calling your name. (8127)The sellers are so confident of the condition of their home, that they are offering a home warranty with the purchase!!!
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The weekend of November 23-24 wraps up our three year 15:8 Project campaign to reach many more people for Christ and serve them well as we continue to pursue God and people. As a kickoff to the celebration on the Friday of that weekend, we are bringing in Pastor Cal's favorite music band, Legacy Five!
Legacy Five is a Southern Gospel Quartet famous for their four-part harmony and their ability to effectively communicate the message of Christ. Since the quartet's formation, they have established and maintained a firm place at the top of Christian music.
The rich four and five part harmony that Legacy Five has become noted for are the result of a masterful weaving together of five unique and versatile talents. Matt Fouch sings the bass, Scott Howard sings the baritone, Scott Fowler sings the Lead, Gus Gaches sings the tenor and Trey Ivey is the group's pianist
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This attractive mountain view loft is situated at the edge of the picturesque lakeside village of Strobl, with mountain views from all 4 sides of the apartment. It is only a 5-10 minute walk to the village centre and waterfront, with a bakery, supermarket, post office, bank, restaurants and tourist office. A public path runs by the property, that is enjoyed for cycling, jogging, horseback riding and walking, and meanders through a beautiful nature protection area. The beach with a dock and raft, is a 2 minute walk from the door.
Every season offers a different appeal:
The summer days can be spent lazing at the lake, hiking in the mountains, or enjoying visits to cultural and historic places and attractions.
In spring, experience traditional Easter celebrations and customs at various local events.
In winter, the Wolfgangsee Advent and Christmas Market runs from Nov 18-Dec 31, Thursday to Sunday. The local customs and cultural fare are beautifully displayed with a floating Peace Lantern glowing over the lake. For the outdoor enthusiast in the winter months, there are a number of excellent downhill ski areas close by, and cross-country skiing trails which are accessible from the edge of the property, and also up at the Postalm nearby.
There are always museums and galleries to explore, and music events and tours to enjoy throughout the year.
The Salzkammergut area of Austria is well-known for the beauty of its landscape in the lake district at the edge of the Alps, for the fascination and interest of its history, and for the intrigue of its unique culture. There is plenty to see and do, to appeal to all interests, whether it be outdoors enjoying nature, participating in high energy activities like hiking, cycling and skiing, or sightseeing and experiencing the many museums, concerts and cultural events.
Strobl is one of three quaint & historic villages on the shores of Lake Wolfgang, which are linked by road and ferry service. There is good public transportation by bus and train for guests without a car. It is a half hour scenic drive to Salzburg, the famous city of Mozart, with its historic castle and Mirabell Palace, and the home of the 'Sound of Music'.
This spacious 900 square foot 2 bedroom apartment is a welcoming and cozy place to stay while you explore the beauty of the Salzkammergut.
For larger groups or families that need additional space, you may also like to rent our one-bedroom ground floor apartment in the same house which sleeps 2 guests.
It can be viewed at VRBO Listing #453038.
This is a desirable and popular vacation area year round.
For more details and photos, please see our own website 'The Mountain View Loft' under 'Links to more information'.
Please check dates with us for availability.
Keywords: Mountain view apartment on Lake Wolfgang in the Salzkammergut Lake District.
The owners, Fritz & Juliet Lev, now live in Canada, although Fritz grew up living in this family home, which originally was a guest house run by his parents. It was their own family vacation apartment until they recently built themselves a retirement home next door. This has enabled them to give others the opportunity to stay in one of the most beautiful parts of Europe and gives them the pleasure of sharing this wonderful area with their guests.
Juliet Lev purchased this apartment in 1985
This was my childhood home, and it was only as I traveled around the world that I became aware of how fortunate I was to grow up in such a beautiful part of the world.
A family member with some knowledge of English, lives on the adjoining property. Any inquiries, recommendations or assistance can be accessed easily through them.
"Strobl lies a little west of the center of the Salzkammergut region; this is perfect because it is conveniently close both to Salzburg and the towns and villages of Salzkammergut itself. The area is very
beautiful - so much so that the emperor and his retinue spent their summers in nearby Bad Ischl every year. It seems a bit odd, then, that this region is not more famous outside Austria and Germany. It makes for a vacation a little different from the usual fare. There are many sights and tourist destinations within a short drive, and it is also practical to take the bus and save yourself the bother of parking. Or cycle instead - in Austria, cycling is not just for athletes! There are marked cycling routes over quiet back roads for which you can buy maps. Strobl itself is a charming village with the necessary amenities within a short walk of the apartment. You can take several day hikes from Strobl without ever using your car. Overall, highly recommended!"
-- Phil Koop & Susan Watt, Toronto
Strobl is breathtaking. The apartment is perfect for two couples or a family. Close to the lake and town. Very quiet. Ferry to St. Wolfgang and train up the Schafberg was fantastic!
The loft is loaded with all the amenities of home and quaint Bavarian decor in a beautiful neighborhood setting. We will definitely return here! It was a perfect stopover on our way from Munich to Bled. I highly recommend a stay at the Mountain View Loft.
This is our 3rd time of staying here at the Mountain View Loft. We brought 2 of our family members this time and they really liked it also. It is very comfortable, clean place with lots of great views out all the windows. It is always well furnished with all your cooking needs. It is an added plus having a washer available. Juliet has always been very easy and professional to work with. We hope to be back again as we love the area and the town of Strobl. Thanks Juliet
We stayed at Mountain View Loft for a week in August of this year with our two young children and had a truly wonderful vacation. The apartment itself had more than enough space for the four of us, was clean, comfortable and very well equipped with everything we would need for our vacation. Having laundry in the apartment was a definite bonus! (As was the lego that our daughters loved playing with!). The setting is gorgeous in a cute little town on Lake Wolfgang and surrounded by the mountains with many activities for all ages a short distance away. There is so much to do in the area for those who wish, but also many opportunities to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings that this part of Austria has to offer. Taking the ferry around Lake Wolfgang and the train up the Schafberg was a highlight for us, as was Strobl's summer festival and our daily morning walk to the town bakery. The binder inside the apartment has a listing of a number of the activities in the area - we tried many of them and were not disappointed. We had everything we needed in the apartment and in the area to make this a wonderful family vacation. We have already recommended this apartment to our friends and family, and look forward to returning ourselves one day!
We spent a week in early June here, and enjoyed it greatly. True to its name, the loft has a mountain view from every room. It is very spacious, clean, and super quiet. Furnished in a nice, homey manner, with everything we needed. We found the mattresses and pillows very comfortable. The kitchen is fully furnished (as described in the listing), and the nearby dining table is nicely situated with a view to the mountains. Both wired and wireless internet connections were available, and they both worked very well except for one mysterious outage, which was corrected by resetting the modem/connectors. It really is just a short walk to the beach (there is a small fee to enter, however, except during off hours) or into town. Strobl is a very nice, small town. Big enough to have several restaurants and markets, but small enough that it is quaint and quiet.
Juliet was extremely responsive via email; always helpful, pleasant, and prompt. The entire experience really couldn't have been better (other than the weather, which was pretty poor, but nothing anyone can do about that).
My family stayed two nights at the Mountain View Loft in June 2016. We were on a road trip from Venice to Munich and this was a perfect place for us to relax. The place is very spacious and clean. We were welcomed by a nice note and a bottle of wine.
The nights were quiet and the air was so crisp and clean, we all slept very soundly in the very comfortable beds made up with traditional Austrian comforters.
I wish we could have stayed longer. I didn't want to leave! If you are looking for a peaceful and scenic place, this is it.
Juliet was very easy to contact and very helpful in the booking process.
The village centre is just a short walk from the house and we found a good restaurant there. Salzburg is a short drive but there's plenty to do around the area, especially if you are up for hiking, biking and boating.
Strobl is one of 3 villages on Lake Wolfgang, situated in an Alpine region in the heart of the Salzkammergut. There are many historic, cultural and interesting places to visit close by; A day trip to the city of Salzburg with it's castle, Mirabell Palace, and old city centre, and the home of the Sound of Music. The town of Bad Ischl has the Emperor's summer palace, and the village of Halstatt, is a World Heritage Site, with salt mine tours. The stunning Dachstein glacier peak towers over Lake Gosau at it's base. Avid hikers can enjoy the numerous well-marked hiking trails in the mountains and woods, and the miles of cycle paths offer sight-seeing from two wheels. This area has something for everyone, whatever your interests!
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28 May 2017 - 11 Sep 2017
1 night minimum stay
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Mid Season
12 Sep 2017 - 6 Oct 2017
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Low Season
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Nortel Networks Wednesday said it will lay off 3,200 workers in addition to 1,800 layoffs previously announced as it undergoes a restructuring that is part of its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing in the U.S. and a similar creditor protection filing in Canada.
The Toronto-based network equipment provider said it could not detail in what locations the layoffs will occur.
In all, the 5,000 combined layoffs will reduce Nortel's work force by 16%, from about 30,000 to 25,000.
A spokesman said Nortel could not promise that today's layoffs will be all that will be done for the foreseeable future. "We're still working on a business plan in our restructuring process," he said in an interview. "We'll keep you informed."
CEO Mike Zafirovski , in a statement, said, "there is nothing more difficult than notifying employees, and Nortel is extremely conscious of the personal financial burden this will cause affected employees and their families. Nortel is a company driven by people and innovation. But with the unprecedented economic environment and resultant impacts on revenues, significant changes are required to regain our financial footing. Tough decisions are being made to restructure the company and work towards a successful emergence from creditor protection."
Zafirovski also sought to assure switch and routing customers that Nortel has the remaining staff "to meet their needs." He added, "throughout the process, we are committed to maintaining current high service levels and appropriate innovation investment levels to ensure best in class technology continues to be available to Nortel's global customer base."
Nortel also said its board had decided not to approve any bonuses for 2008, but would continue using the process in 2009 on a quarterly review basis.
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Police seized more than four dozen pot plans and nearly two pounds of marijuana after searching a home in Wellwood, Man., on Tuesday afternoon.
RCMP officers from Carberry raided the home around 3 p.m. and discovered a "small but sophisticated" operation inside.
They seized 53 marijuana plants in various stages of growth along with more than 100 grams of raw marijuana bud, three grams of marijuana oil and about 735 grams of leaves that police say were intended to make oil.
Also discovered in the home was a small quantity of cocaine and an extensive collection of marijuana production and traficking equipment.
All told, police estimate that the drugs seized were worth about $53,000.
A 35-year-old Wellwood man is to appear in Brandon court on May 9, facing charges of production of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance for the purposes of trafficking, and possession of a controlled substance.
Wellwood is located about 10 miles north of Carberry, just east of Highway 5.