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1 cup cashew nuts halved
1 medium sized tomato, finely chopped
2 medium sized onion, finely chopped
1 capsicum, diced
5 garlic pods, chopped
1 teaspoon coriander seeds
1 teaspoon jeera seeds
3 dry red chilies/ byadgi red chilies
5 peppercorns
2 cloves
1/2 marble sized ball of tamarind
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
4 tablespoon oil
1 tablespoon chopped coriander leaves for garnish
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Step 3: Now add chopped garlic and stir till the raw smell of garlic goes away.
Step 5: Add grated coconut and roast till it turns brownish and switch of the gas. Add turmeric powder and tamarind ball, stir and let it cool down.
Step 6: After cooling, grind the above mentioned grated coconut mixture by adding 1 and ½ cups water to make a thin paste. Add more water if needed, but don't make the gravy very watery. Keep it aside after grinding.
Step 7: Now heat the same kadai which will be empty and add 2 tablespoon oil.
Step 8: To this add onion and fry till it turns pinkish. Add chopped tomato and fry till tomato turns mushy.
Step 9: Now add diced capsicum and stir fry for 10 Minutes or till capsicum softens.
Step 10: Now add the gravy from the mixer and stir well.
Step 11:Add cashewnuts to the gravy in the kadai.
Step 12: Stir and simmer for 10 Minutes. Adjust salt to taste.
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Hurricane Michael dredges up 19th-century Panhandle shipwreck
The hull, originally washed up by an 1899 hurricane, shows up on Dog Island in Franklin County.
Hurricane Michael carved through the Florida Panhandle with crushing force, reducing entire neighborhoods to flattened rubble and killing at least 27 people, according to state and local officials.
But among the destruction is also a reemergence of history.
The storm's surge unearthed a shipwreck from the 19th century, one or possibly two sunken ships that were washed up by an 1899 hurricane on Dog Island, across St. George Sound from Carrabelle in Franklin County.
Photos posted to the Carrabelle Boat Club Facebook page depict what could be the outline of a hull poking through the sand, as well as the splintered remnants of another large piece.
According to Sarah Revell, spokeswoman for the Florida Department of State, the wrecks "have been mapped and investigated scientifically multiple times," and parts of them have been exposed in the past.
Because of past research and Hurricane Michael recovery efforts happening nearby, "we do not have immediate plans to revisit the site," she said. "We may visit the site in the near future with some of our partners if it has not been covered up by sand again."
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In 1999 the gentleman to my right, my wife's uncle, Col Harold Raley Dunn of the US Cavalry during WW2, gave me a gift of a wood turning lathe. While I was teaching myself how to operate it, my wife Francesca suggested as a thank you that I make his wife Mary a walking stick. It was while working on this cane that I discovered that I possessed a talent for wood carving. That cane launched me into the world of art and sculpture that has since had a profound effect on me and on the people that I sculpted for. Thirteen years later Col Dunn, aged 95, flew up from Texas to be a part of this veterans dedication. At the podium I took the opportunity to tell everyone present my story on how I came to being there that day it was an opportunity to honor him and his wife Mary who served as a 1st Lieutenant with the army medical core in the dedication. It was a touching experience being able to thank someone special in my life. When I looked at him, both he and his grandson were in tears.
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Boys Best Friend. Life size bronze sculptures. Installed at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens. Charlotte, North Carolina. Oct, 2017.
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A fluffy haired droopy eyed wheaten terrier Patrick lived at Beacon Place, a home for dying people operated
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A psychologist was hired by the staff at Beacon Place diagnosed him as chronically sad. Patrick was then move to a new location The Charlotte museum of history where he spent his days tagging along with school children tours.Hospice brought me on board to create a sculptural tribute to Patrick, so with the aid of photos I created this prototype which was greatly recieved by Hospice. A larger than life model was then created and is currentlybeing cast in bronze by Carolina Bronze.


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The Knights' Week 1 game against Penns Valley, originally scheduled to be played on Fairfield's home field, was moved to Gettysburg's Warrior Stadium at Gettysburg Middle School.
Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 24.
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The Fairfield Area School District delayed the start of school because of a mold issue.
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It's been a tumultuous start to Fairfield's season. First-year coach Jason Thurston wasn't officially hired until July 23, and the Knights came close to not fielding a varsity program because of low turnout and a lack of upperclassmen.
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by Jeanne Hambleton© 2008
How often have we all said we are sick of folk saying 'fibro what' when we try to describe how we feel? Help is at hand! It is now set to music and you just hand those folk the new Fibro What? singles CD and sit back and listen.
Not only will they hear the upbeat lyrics comedy singer song writer Dom Collins has set to music, all about our invisible condition, aches and pains, but you can both listen to three cheeky tongue in cheek songs donated by our man from Manchester, and have a good giggle. Laughter is the best medicine they say.
Our bright lad, well known on the northern circuits for his good clean humour and funny songs about every day life, has written the Fibro What song to help his friend, fibromite Christine Thomson.
"I wanted to do something to raise awareness for May 12 and when Dom offered to help I was delighted. I am fed up with the lack of government funding and doctors still telling us it is all in our heads, and I am anxious everyone should know more about our invisible disability. I also felt it was important to highlight the need for research to find a cure. So the proceeds from sales will go towards Jeanne Hambleton's new book PAIN 24/7 The Fibromyalgia Jigsaw©, due to be published in the summer, as the sales money from the book will go to research. The more books we sell the more money for research," said Chris.
While climbing the ladder of success, Dom's work has also been recognised by two Royals, Princess Charles and Prince Edward, as well as PM Gordon Brown and the Leader of the Opposition David Cameron, who were all delighted to receive a copy of the Jack's Song CD for the January anniversary. You can read the letters on Dom's website.
Holding a new contract with a well-known agent Dom expects to be busy playing, singing and making people laugh for the foreseeable future. His reviews compare him to Mike Harding and Richard Digance and claim Dom will go far. With a cheeky grin Dom told us he loves to entertain and is available for any special occasion from divorces, funerals, vasectomies, wedding, birthdays and corporate affairs.
Both Chris and I are delighted to have worked with Dom in these early stages of his future career and one behalf of almost one and a half million fibromites, we cannot thank him enough for simply caring and helping to raise awareness about fibromyalgia.
Delighted with the new CD, which uses her photographs, Chris wants to offer the new CD to Fibromyalgia Support Groups to sell and play on May 12 at the special events to raise awareness about this rotten disability. This would also make sure fibromites, our members, have the chance to buy a copy.
This is the second time this year that Dom has been benevolent. In January he wrote 'Jack's Song's, a tribute to Jack Judge, the writer of the WWI favourite 'It's a long way to Tipperary'. Dom donated the proceeds of this CD to the Army Benevolent Fund (North West).
His first charity CD attracted letters of support from four members of the Royal family, HM the Queen who sent a lovely letter of thanks; HRH Prince Charles, the Princess Royal, HRH Princess Ann and HRH Prince Edward who all welcomed his support for the Army Benevolent Fund. He also received nice letters of congratulations from our PM Gordon Brown and Leader of the Opposition David Cameron. These can be viewed on Doms Blog on his website. Needless to say copies of Fibro What will be winging their way to Buckingham Palace.
For more details about Dom and his work log on to http://www.domcollins.co.uk. If you click MY SPACE top right hand corner you will hear some of the funny backing tracks and a verse or two from the new Fibro What CD. The tracks include "A Girl called Chips", "Can you lend me a tenner, Dad?" and "Does my ar.. look big in these?"
Copies of the new CD Fibro What are available from jeannehambleton @ mac.com (no spaces) and will cost £3.75 plus £1 p&p for a UK packing and postage…total £4.75. Overseas postage will be advised. We hope you enjoy the Fibro What? CD and that your friends want you to buy a copy for them. You don't have to have fibromyalgia to have a good laugh with Dom Collins as well as supporting our mission. The proceeds will help research and maybe lead to a cure.
But Fibro What? CD is just part of the story? There is a new fibromyalgia book on the way later this year. Written as a labour of love and self-published to preserve as much money as possible, sales money will contribute to research to find a cure for fibromyalgia – the pain we live with for the rest of our lives. May 12 is International Fibromyalgia Awareness Day and we hope that you and your friends will be listening and laughing with Dom's cheeky songs and selling copies to other folk to support the cause.
Later in the year for a week in September, it is UK Fibro Awareness Week. To celebrate this we will be running a cabaret dinner in West Sussex full of comedy, humour and mirth. We are planning a charity auction hopefully with some celebrity donations. If you have any souvenirs you feel able to donate we will be delighted. Please contact me.
With the present government making no effort to put aside a substantial sum of money for research, we have to do it ourselves with help from friends like you. Thank you. Take care Jeanne.


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A Quick Look at the Golden Bears
After opening Pac-10 play with three home games, California makes its first venture outside the Bay Area since early December when the Golden Bears visit Washington Thursday and Washington Saturday.
Cal is 2-0 on opponent home courts so far this year, coming back from a 13-point deficit to defeat New Mexico, 76-68, in the season opener and downing Cleveland State, 73-64, in overtime.
A win over the Huskies would give the Bears a victory in their league road opener for the first time since 1996. In addition, Cal can reach two other milestones with a triumph Thursday night - the Bears would have at least 11 wins in their first 13 games for the first time since 1959-60, and they would be 4-0 in conference play for the first time since 1957.
Much of the credit to Cal's hot start goes to the trio of Joe Shipp, Amit Tamir and Brian Wethers, who combine to average 51.7 ppg.
Shipp is coming off a career night vs. Oregon State last Saturday when he poured in 35 points on 12-of-16 shooting from the floor, including 4-of-5 from three-point range - a feat that earned him Pac-10 Player of the Week honors. He has also paced the Bears in rebounding in all three Pac-10 games to date, including a personal high of 10 boards against Stanford.
Tamir tops Cal in both rebounding (6.7 rpg) and three-pointers made (27), quite a double for a 6-11, 260-pound forward. He tallied 25 points to help the Bears upend No. 12 Oregon last week - the third time he has reached the 25-point level this year.
Wethers serves as Cal's defensive stopper and top assist man (3.1 apg), and he has reached double figures in scoring in every game. One of three starters shooting better than 50 percent from the field, he has a high of 18 points this year.
Cal, though, is more than just the 'Three Bears,' with a group of younger players who seemingly contribute more and more each game. Junior PG A.J. Diggs has swiped 29 steals, including eight at Cleveland State, while freshman PG Richard Midgley moved into the starting lineup vs. Stanford and ranks fourth on the team with 8.8 ppg.
Additionally, rookies Erik Bond and David Paris have seen their playing time increase significantly in recent games. Bond had six rebounds in the win over Oregon State, and both players chipped in with seven points vs. Stanford.
Golden Bear Notes
Shipp's Career Night Sinks Oregon State, 78-73
Senior F Joe Shipp scored a career-high 35 points to lead Cal to a 78-73 win over Oregon State Saturday night in Haas Pavilion. Shipp, who had his third 30-point game of the season, made 12-of-16 attempts from the floor, including 4-of-5 from three-point range. After the Bears built a 42-33 lead at the half, they increased their advantage to 53-36 with 14:35 left. But less than a minute later, sophomore F Amit Tamir suffered a strained right knee when OSU's Brian Jackson fouled him on a three-point attempt. With Tamir forced to the bench, the Beavers used a 12-2 run to make the score 56-51 with 8:28 to go. Erik Bond then hit a free throw and Shipp nailed a three-pointer for a nine-point Cal advantage. The Bears established a 68-55 edge at the four-minute mark before a flurry of OSU three-pointers closed the gap near the end.
Cal Needs Win over UW for Historic Pac-10 Start
At 3-0 in Pac-10 action, Cal is off to its best conference start since the 1996 squad also began 3-0 with wins over Arizona, Arizona State and USC. But with a win at Washington Thursday night, the Bears would reach 4-0 for the first time since they were 10-0 to begin the 1957 Pacific Coast Conference season under head coach Pete Newell. During Cal's NCAA Final Four runs of 1959 and '60, the Bears lost early in league play both times. In addition, the Bears are 10-2 overall for the third time under current head coach Ben Braun (also 1998-99 & 2001-02), and they haven't won at least 11 of their first 13 games since going 28-2 in 1960 under Newell.
Bears Hope to Break Pac-10 Road Opener Drought
Back on Jan. 4, Cal defeated Stanford, 72-59, to win its Pac-10 opener for the first time since 1996. Now, the Bears hope snap a six-game losing streak in league road openers Thursday at Washington - a drought that dates back to a 63-60 squeaker over USC on Jan. 11, 1996. Although head coach Ben Braun owns a 61-50 conference record - he's the first Cal coach to have a winning league mark since Pete Newell was 62-26 from 1955-60 - he had never won either a Pac-10 home or road opener before the Stanford victory.
Shipp in Rare Company with Four 30-Point Games
With three 30-point outings so far this season and another against Fresno State last year, senior forward Joe Shipp has joined eight other players in school history with at least four career 30-point games. He is the first to reach the milestone since Ed Gray scored 30 or more six times during the 1996-97 season on his way to Pac-10 Player of the Year honors. In addition to his 31 points vs. Fresno State on Dec. 11, 2001, Shipp had 30 points at Cleveland State and vs. Howard and a career-best 35 against Oregon State this year.
Bears Push Haas Winning Streak to 13
Now 8-0 at Haas Pavilion this season, Cal has run off a 13-game winning streak on its home floor dating back to last year. The streak ties for the sixth-longest on-campus string in school history, and is just one shy of the Haas Pavilion record of 14 in a row set from March 4, 2000 to Feb. 1, 2001. Over the past two seasons, Cal is 25-1 in Berkeley - the only loss was a 68-58 setback to Arizona - while the Bears' record since the start of the 2000-01 season is a Pac-10 best 39-4. Cal's longest home win streak ever was 26 games from 1958-60.
Shipp Jumps to 14th on Scoring Chart
Senior F Joe Shipp, who leads the Bears with 20.6 ppg, has jumped 15 spots on Cal's career scoring list this season. After entering the year in the 29th spot, he now holds the 14th position with 1,281 points, passing such notable alumni as Mark McNamara, Larry Friend, Ed Gray and Andy Wolfe. Shipp has reached double figures in every game, and he is shooting a career-best 47.2 percent (25-53) from three-point range. With 11 more points, he will claim 13th place at Cal, topping Dave Butler's 1,291 points scored from 1983-87.
Three-Point Shot Returns as Key Weapon
Last season, Cal shot a Pac-10-worst 31.4 percent from three-point range, the lowest rate at the school in three years. But in 2002-03, the Bears have regained their accuracy from behind the arc, making 40.2 percent of their attempts (86-214). Cal has connected on at least 50 percent of its tries five times, including a best of 61.1 percent (11-18) vs. Howard. Joe Shipp leads this year's unit with 25 treys in 52 attempts (47.2%), while sophomore F Amit Tamir is 27-for-59 (45.8%) and freshman G Richard Midgley is 14-for-32 (43.8%). The school team record is 38.7 percent set by the 1989-90 club. Shipp is also creeping up Cal's career list with 142 triples, good for third place behind only Ryan Drew (214, 1988-91) and Randy Duck (153, 1994-97).
Wethers Report: Senior Reigns on Both Ends
According to coach Ben Braun, senior guard Brian Wethers, Cal's most athletic player, has the ability to dictate play on both ends of the court. And Wethers displayed his all-around skill to its fullest at the EA Sports Golden Bear Classic in late December. In earning tournament MVP honors, Wethers averaged 16.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg and 4.0 apg. In addition, he helped hold Louisiana-Lafayette's high-scoring guard Brad Boyd to just 6-for-17 shooting in the championship game. Later, he kept Oregon's Luke Jackson without a field goal for the first 36 minutes in Cal's Jan. 9 win. Wethers, who has tallied at least 10 points in every game this season, has twice scored 18 points - at Cleveland State and vs. UL-Lafayette. He ranks third on the team in scoring (14.3 ppg), first in assists (3.1 apg) and third in rebounding (4.6 rpg). He has paced the Bears in assists six times in Cal's last eight games and leads all current players on the roster with 187 career assists.
Tamir Gives Bears Triple Threat
At 6-11, 260 pounds, sophomore F Amit Tamir looks like he should be Cal's dominant player near the basket. And in fact, he leads the Bears with 6.7 rpg, including a pair of double-doubles and a career-high 14 boards vs. Howard. But Tamir's game in not limited to the area just around the hoop. Cal's second-leading scorer at 16.8 ppg, he tops all Cal players in three-pointers made (27-of-59) with an accuracy rate of 45.8 percent. Tamir scorched the nets for five treys vs. Georgia and four more against Kansas, and he was 3-for-3 from behind the arc against Oregon State. His most important triple, however, came against USF Dec. 30 when his three-pointer with 3.7 seconds left in regulation sent the contest into overtime, a game the Bears won, 77-70. In addition, Tamir - who had 27 points vs. Georgia and 26 more against USF - pumped in 25 more points vs. Oregon Jan. 9. He is second on the squad with 36 assists (3.0 apg) and his free throw rate (83.6%) is also No. 2 on the squad. Before missing against Stanford Jan. 4, he had made 23 straight from the free throw line.
Bond Returns to Seattle
Redshirt-freshman F Erik Bond, a former Washington state Player of the Year at Seattle Prep, returns to his hometown for Thursday's game against the Huskies. The son of Jay Bond, a letterwinner on the UW basketball teams of 1968, '69 and '70, Erik made the Seattle road trip last season when he was rehabilitating from ankle surgery. This year, the 6-7 forward is averaging 2.9 ppg and 1.7 rpg. In last week's win over Oregon State, he grabbed a personal-best six rebounds, while he was a big factor in Cal's win over Stanford with seven points in 14 minutes of action.
Even in New Role, Diggs Takes Steals Seriously
After starting each of Cal's first nine games this season, junior point guard A.J. Diggs returned to the more familiar role he filled during his first two years in the program against Stanford Jan. 4 - that of a defensive sparkplug coming off the bench. Despite the change in status, Diggs, who averages 2.42 steals per game, played 25 minutes and swiped the ball three times from the Cardinal. Earlier this season, Diggs tied Jason Kidd's school record with eight steals at Cleveland State Nov. 30, including two in the last two minutes of regulation and three more in overtime. Kidd had eight steals against Washington on Jan. 28, 1993. Named the preseason Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year by Athlon magazine, Diggs earned a scholarship during the offseason after arriving in Berkeley as a walk-on.
Rebounding Key Factor in Cal Results
Cal, which owns a +3.7 rebounding margin this season, is a perfect 8-0 when winning the battle of the boards, but 2-2 when opponents grab more caroms. The Bears were +22 against Grambling Dec. 20 (53-31) - their largest margin since posting a +25 advantage (47-22) vs. Texas Southern on Nov. 30, 1996 - while they produced a +9 differential (40-31) against a Stanford team that entered the Jan. 4 contest leading the Pac-10 in rebounding margin. Last season, the Bears had a -1.6 average margin, and Cal hasn't been positive for a full year since 1999-00 (+0.9).
Midgley Cool Competitor as a Freshman
Guard Richard Midgley may be just a freshman in eligibility, but the collegiate rookie has displayed a level of maturity on the court usually reserved for more veteran players. Now averaging 8.8 ppg after a career-high 16-point effort vs. USF Dec. 30, he is shooting 50.8 percent from the floor, including a perfect 5-for-5 outing vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, and 43.8 percent (14-for-32) from three-point range. For his efforts, head coach Ben Braun rewarded him a spot in the starting lineup, beginning with the Pac-10 opener vs. Stanford. Third on the team with 35 assists, the native of England dished out six assists without committing a turnover vs. Oregon State. He has also grabbed at least six rebounds three times, with a best of seven against Grambling Dec. 20.
Bears Sport International Flair
On a campus that prides itself on diversity, the Cal basketball team sports a roster that includes players from three foreign countries. Sophomore forward Amit Tamir hails from Jerusalem, Israel, while freshman guard Richard Midgley is a native of Burgess Hill, England, and freshman forward Jordi Geli Vilardell came to Berkeley by way of Girona, Spain. By no means does this trio represent all of the overseas players who have suited up for Cal under head coach Ben Braun. Others who have needed student visas before joining the squad include Sean Marks (New Zealand, 1995-98), Shahar Gordon (1999-00, Israel), Francisco Elson (1998-99, The Netherlands) and Saulius Kuzminskas (2001, Lithuania).
Fathers and Sons Share Athletic Backgrounds
Four members of the 2002-03 Cal team can point to their fathers as men who paved their way into the athletic arena. Junior guard A.J. Diggs, for example, is the son of Shelton Diggs, who was a wide receiver at USC from 1973-76 and played for the NFL's New York Jets in 1976. Redshirt-freshman forward Erik Bond hails from a family of basketball players - his father, Jay, starred at Washington, while both of this brothers (Jason at Gonzaga and Jesse at Saint Mary's) played at the collegiate level. In addition, freshman forward David Paris is the son of former San Francisco 49er lineman Bubba Paris, and freshman guard Martin Smith is the son of the late Phil Smith, who played college basketball at San Francisco and was a two-time NBA All-Star.
Bear Notes ...
Cal has won seven of its past eight overtime games, including a 2-1 mark this season ... head coach Ben Braun has moved into second place on Cal's all-time coaching list with 128 wins, passing both Pete Newell (119-44, 1955-60) and Lou Campanelli (123-108, 1986-93) this season ... Cal has won 24 consecutive non-conference home games, dating back to Jan. 2, 2000 ... Joe Shipp's back-to-back 30-point outings against Cleveland State and Howard were the first such occurrence since Ed Gray had three straight 30-point games in January 1997 ... Brian Wethers recently had his number retired at Murrieta Valley HS ... Cal has added two walk-ons to the roster who are not in the media guide - 6-3 freshman guard Joe Abrahams from Crossroads HS in Los Angeles and 5-11 freshman guard David Brutocao-Kemp from Oakland's Bishop O'Dowd HS ... seven former Bears were on NBA opening night rosters this year: Jason Kidd (Nets), Lamond Murray (Raptors), Shareef Abdur-Rahim (Hawks), Michael Stewart (Cavaliers), Sean Marks (Heat), Sean Lampley (Heat) and Jamal Sampson (Bucks) ... senior guard Donte Smith underwent quadriceps surgery in September; although he has not played yet, he has been cleared for action.
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Villa Zilio is a wonderful villa, located in the municipality of Canelli (AT) in the Monferrato territory, recently declared Unesco World Heritage within the area covered by the hills of the Langhe, Roero and Monferrato.
The property, newly restored, is surrounded by a beautiful garden with lawn and outdoor furniture for tasty alfresco breakfasts.
At guests' disposal also a beautiful swimming pool (12,5x5x1,40 m), nestled in the garden, equipped with night lighting, sunbeds, parasols, coffee tables and outdoor shower. From here you can admire a breathtaking view of the surrounding hills, the town of Canelli and the scenario of the Alps.
Villa Zilio (248 sqm), set on 3 floors without elevator, consists of 2 apartments, Appartamento Lilla and Appartamento Giallo, separate but connected internally.
The whole property can accommodate up to 8+4 people for a total of 4 bedrooms, 2 double sofa beds and 3 bathrooms.
Appartamento Lilla:
The apartment (148 sqm) is set on 3 floors and can accommodate up to 4+2 people, for a total of 2 bedrooms (1 double and 1 twin) and 2 bathrooms (1 full and 1 toilet). Each floor is accessible by a flight of stairs (about 10 steps).
Ground floor: Upon entering you will find a living room, furnished with a comfortable double sofa bed (170 cm), two armchairs, satellite TV and working fireplace.
Following a dining room (overlooking the garden on two sides), made up of a modern table with solid wood top, for 12 people.
From the dining room you will enter to the functional stainless-steel kitchen, custom-designed by an architect and equipped with oven, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, toaster and useful pantry.
A French window leads outside to the large veranda with dining table for 6 people.
A small toilet with laundry area makes the rest of the floor.
First floor: This floor consists of a double bedroom with magnificent terrace for the exclusive use overlooking the garden. The terrace is equipped with two outdoor armchairs to relax while admiring the surrounding countryside.
Moreover at guests' disposal a master bathroom, separated from the bedroom by a short corridor and some cupboards, including a spacious floor-level shower (3x1 m).
Second floor: The top floor has a beautiful white lacquered beamed ceiling, divided into two areas: a sleeping area (composed of a double room) and an area used as a gym (equipped with treadmill, exercise bike, weights equipment etc.) or as a play area for children.
Appartamento Giallo:
The apartment (100 sqm) is set on 2 floors and can accommodate 4+2 people for a total of 2 double bedrooms and 1 bathroom.
Ground floor: You are welcomed by a cozy living room, furnished with a double sofa bed (170 cm), two armchairs, a satellite TV and a working cast iron stove. Following the dining room with a table for 6 people and a small but functional kitchenette (with microwave, fridge and dishwasher).
A large bright bathroom with bathtub (2x2m) makes the rest of the floor.
First floor: On the top floor there are 2 double bedrooms, including one with a panoramic terrace for the exclusive use.
Included free Wi-Fi throughout the property and air conditioning available in the bedrooms only. Small pets are allowed (on request).
Beautiful property, newly renovated, furnished in modern and refined style and situated in the heart of the Monferrato area.
Ideal for families with children or groups of friends who want to spend a country holiday, enjoying the beauty of nature and, at the same time, taking advantage of its strategic position, which allows you to reach all the interesting sights of the territory.
The property has a minimum stay of 2 nights.
Included in the price: Utilities (water, gas, electricity) for stays up to 7 days; house, garden and pool maintenance; final cleaning.
Excluded from the price: City tax: 1.50€ per person per night (only over the age of 12), up to a maximum of 4 or 7 consecutive nights; utilities (water, gas, electricity) for stays longer than 7 days.
Security Deposit: Customers are required to pay upon arrival 500,00€ security deposit (guaranteed by a credit card), which will be returned at the end of the stay upon damages.
This apartment for rent is not a hotel, agritourism, B&B or similar, and therefore by law, extra services similar to those you may find in these types of accommodations, such as a reception, concierge or security, receiving mail, provision of mealsand drinks, cleaning and change of linen during your stay, and amenity kits with soaps etc. are strictly prohibited.
APE energy certification level: G 132.5 kWh/m2 per year
Villa Zilio is located at 1.5 km from the centre of Canelli inside the Monferrato area, a territory recently declared Unesco World Heritage (2014) together with the Langhe hills.
The property enjoys a strategic location that allows you to easily reach all tourist attractions of the surrounding area. For example, a 45-minute drive takes you to two popular destinations of of the wine and food tourism: the city of Alba (the home of the white truffle with its International Fair) and the hills of Barolo and Barbaresco (the finest wines in the world), with castles and cellars open to the public for tastings and experiential tours.
The city of Turin (an international tourist destination, rich in history, art and culture) is just 1 hour away.
Moreover from Canelli you can esily visit Milan (the Italian capital of fashion), the beautiful Ligurian sea (with the towns of Portofino and Santa Margherita Ligure), the mountains in the Cuneo and Turin area (where the 2008 Winter Olympics took place).
Borghi Unesco del Monferrato (2-10 km); Barbaresco (25 km); Asti (28 km); Alba (32 km); Barolo (44 km); Turin (80 km); Cuneo (93 km); Genoa (95 km); Milan (134 km); Portofino (148 cm); Valle d'Aosta (194 km).
2/3 outdoor parking spaces at 10 meters away.
Private garden with lawn
Swimming pool with sunbeds, parasols and coffee tables
External shower
Outdoor dining table
Panoramic terrace
Air conditioning (in the bedrooms only)
Wi-Fi Internet connection
Satellite TV
Washing machine
Baby cot
High chair
Small pets allowed (on request)
Double sofa bed
Fitness area
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- Inclusions Final cleaning
Available methods of payment:
Wire transfer
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- Check-in time: 15:00 - 19:00
- Check-out time: 09:00 - 11:00
- Cancellation Policy The full rental amount paid will be retained.
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We went for dinner for a person who has taken up a small residence in my heart after only a short time, my beautiful assistant Elizabeth 'Beth' . We went on Friday with a reservation at 17:30, we arrived on time after parking on the high street.
We were met by a lady on the door asking if we would like a drink or if we were dining with them this evening. First off my alarm bells were ringing; we're in Skipton, this seems a little unnesscary. But as I was more interested with the interior the ladies went to the hosts lectern. After finding the booking and welcoming us in, he lifted the rope entrance to the dinning room. Now let's just stop. Again, we're in Skipton. What is the need for this…honestly I'd love to know, it seemed completely pretentious!!
But keeping an open mind I absolutely loved the flow and completely on trend, botanical, chic style they had gone for. Honestly if I had a Resturant, apart from there being maybe more music, it was pretty much to a T!! Beautiful! Props to the interior designer.
We were seated in the outside covered area. Now as I had booked, this wasn't what I expected. I'm not sure what we would've done had it rained but luck was on our side and it was truly glorious.
We ordered a bottle of prosecco, white wine, water and a Coca Cola. The service was prompt although becuase the severer delivered all drinks and then walked away to drop off his tray, I was for a moment confused as to whether we were meant to pour our own. But he returned eventually, little odd got to admit. But having said that, the prosecco is lush!!! Although probably not worth the £28 price tag.
So let's be frank; when you first look at the menu it's simply confusing. It's like it genuinely doesn't know what cuisine it's trying to achieve, or if Bob the owner thought 'well I right like curry and I right like croquettes, and there isn't a Resturant like that so let's do both' but having said that there was plenty I want to try, so if Bob thought that, props!
(I cannot comfirm that the owner is actually called Bob)
I ordered the Lamb Shawarma, Chipolatas & the Croquettes. Ok so let's break it down, the Croquettes were literally incredible and came with a jelly type thing which was just so yummy. Like I want them for every snack time! The lamb was delish, 'Beth' said she didn't even like lamb but thought it was lovely!! And there was so much of it!! The chipolatas, they didn't zing like I'd hoped they would, they were a bit lack luster. I was hoping for sticky with the spice of the mustard. What I got was sort of slightly sticky sausages on a raisin and mustard relish. Wouldn't order again.
On a side note our plates didn't come out together, they came out as they were ready. Which in a lot of cases this is great. Now the waitress did state this after we ordered and asked if it was ok. Now to be honest I didn't really feel we could say no. But maybe that just needs rewording; would you prefer everything together or as and when it's ready?
The ladies had Hallumi Fries, Chicken, Feta & the Flatbread. We were in agreement that the chicken would be better as breast rather than thigh, as we took a guess that was why the chicken was of a slight dark shade. Also if they had crispened up the skin this would of improved the dish. The Hallomi fries!!!!!! They were really good. We all thought the feta was delish but it would've been better to reduce the price and portion.
Even though I was verging on bursting, the idea of Chocolate Cherries I couldn't pass up. And even though I felt a complete pain because it had strawberries on it and needed to be sent back, they were lush. Fresh and delicious. Lucy and Elizabeth shared the truffles and if their faces were anything to go off, they were great.
Overall I was more than impressed, I honestly didn't expect what I experienced and tasted. There were so many events that made the experience that little bit better. All the ladies wearing Nike black trainers, now I appreciate it doesn't improve the food but it's just that extra attention to detail. Every single member of staff was so friendly and accommodating. It was such a welcome change.
Let's talk cost for a small moment. It was a total of £137.50 for 4 people which would roughly work out at £34.38pp. Now is that bad? Well I am going with 'its prickling on a bit expensive' for a 1.25 course dinner. Yes I was stuffed but I would say it's not cheap for a Friday night tea.
-I'm not sure I'd be dead keen on having a date night here as I like to enjoy a sort of two or three course affair and I'm not sure I'm feeling it all coming out as its ready for that kind of situation but this could be altered I'm sure.
-I can only fault the style of the place in The Lawrence, may have mis-read that but that is the upstairs dinning room which I assume is mainly for functions. Now do I dislike it, no, does it have the same appearance and charm as everywhere else, no. This room would be beyond great for a murder mystery night with food and its own bar but it does lack a bit of character truth be told. Those beautiful windows and the rest of room could have so much to offer. Maybe it's a work in progress.
-There are very few restaurants that really grasp casual living. What I mean by that is; Imagine when it's a lovely day and you're just relaxing with a bottle of fizz you may just want to nibble through the afternoon and not want to order all at once. Alexander's have really nailed that. So for an upmarket scene with a chilled atmosphere is pretty impressive.
4.7 out of 5
Thoroughly enjoyed it and I can't wait to try the brunch menu!


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