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"1and in another, mentioning only Thera,"mother of my fatherland, famed for its horses.
"2Thera is a long island, being two hundred stadia in perimeter; it lies opposite Dia,3 an island near the Cnossian Heracleium,4 but it is seven hundred stadia distant from Crete. Near it are both Anaphe and Therasia. One hundred stadia distant from the latter is the little island Ios, where, according to some writers, the poet Homer was buried. From Ios towards the west one comes to Sicinos and Lagusa and Pholegandros, which last Aratus calls "Iron" Island, because of its ruggedness. Near these is Cimolos, whence comes the Cimolian earth.5 From Cimolos Siphnos is visible, in reference to which island, because of its worthlessness, people say "Siphnian knuckle-bone."6 And still nearer both to Cimolos and to Crete is Melos, which is more notable than these and is seven hundred stadia from the Hermionic promontory, the Scyllaeum, and almost the same distance from the Dictynnaeum. The Athenians once sent an expedition to Melos and slaughtered most of the inhabitants from youth upwards.7 Now these islands are indeed in the Cretan Sea, but Delos itself and the Cyclades in its neighborhood and the Sporades which lie close to these, to which belong the aforesaid islands in the neighborhood of Crete, are rather in the Aegaean Sea. [2] Now the city which belongs to Delos, as also the temple of Apollo, and the Letöum,8 are situated in a plain; and above the city lies Cynthus, a bare and rugged mountain; and a river named Inopus flows through the island—not a large river, for the island itself is small. From olden times, beginning with the times of the heroes, Delos has been revered because of its gods, for the myth is told that there Leto was delivered of her travail by the birth of Apollo and Artemis:"for aforetime,
"says Pindar,"it9 was tossed by the billows, by the blasts of all manner of winds,10 but when the daughter of Coeüs11 in the frenzied pangs of childbirth set foot upon it, then did four pillars, resting on adamant, rise perpendicular from the roots of the earth, and on their capitals sustain the rock. And there she gave birth to, and beheld, her blessed offspring.
"12The neighboring islands, called the Cyclades, made it famous, since in its honor they would send at public expense sacred envoys, sacrifices, and choruses composed of virgins, and would celebrate great general festivals there.13 [3] Now at first the Cyclades are said to have been only twelve in number, but later several others were added. At any rate, Artemidorus enumerates fifteen, after saying of Helena that it stretches parallel to the coast from Thoricus to Sunium and is a long island, about sixty stadia in length; for it is from Helena, he says, that the Cyclades, as they are called, begin; and he names Ceos, the island nearest to Helena, and, after this island, Cythnos and Seriphos and Melos and Siphnos and Cimolos and Prepesinthos and Oliaros, and, in addition to these, Paros, Naxos, Syros, Myconos, Tenos, Andros, and Gyaros. Now I consider all of these among the twelve except Prepesinthos, Oliaros, and Gyaros. When our ship anchored at one of these, Gyaros, I saw a small village that was settled by fishermen; and when we sailed away we took on board one of the fishermen, who had been chosen to go from there to Caesar as ambassador (Caesar was at Corinth, on his way14 to celebrate the Triumph alter the victory at Actium 15). While on the voyage he told enquirers that he had been sent as ambassador to request a reduction in their tribute; for, he said, they were paying one hundred and fifty drachmas when they could only with difficulty pay one hundred. Aratus also points out the poverty of the island in his Catalepton"O Leto, shortly thou wilt pass by me, who am like either iron Pholegandros or worthless Gyaros.
"16 [4] Now although Delos had become so famous, yet the razing of Corinth to the ground by the Romans17 increased its fame still more; for the importers changed their business to Delos because they were attracted both by the immunity which the temple enjoyed and by the convenient situation of the harbor; for it is happily situated for those who are sailing from Italy and Greece to Asia. The general festival is a kind of commercial affair, and it was frequented by Romans more than by any other people, even when Corinth was still in existence.18 And when the Athenians took the island they at the same time took good care of the importers as well as of the religious rites. But when the generals of Mithridates, and the tyrant19 who caused it to revolt, visited Delos, they completely ruined it, and when the Romans again got the island, alter the king withdrew to his homeland, it was desolate; and it has remained in an impoverished condition until the present time. It is now held by the Athenians. [5] Rheneia is a desert isle within four stadia from Delos, and there the Delians bury their dead;20 for it is unlawful to bury, or even burn, a corpse in Delos itself, and it is unlawful even to keep a dog there. In earlier times it was called Ortygia. [6] Ceos was at first a Tetrapolis, but only two cities are left, Iulis and Carthaea, into which the remaining two were incorporated, Poeëessa into Carthaea and Coressia into Iulis. Both Simonides the melic poet and his nephew Bacchylides were natives of Iulis, and also after their time Erasistratus the physician, and Ariston the peripatetic philosopher and emulator of Bion the Borysthenite. It is reputed that there was once a law among these people (it is mentioned by Menander,"Phanias, the law of the Ceians is good, that he who is unable to live well should not live wretchedly
"), which appears to have ordered those who were over sixty years of age to drink hemlock, in order that the food might be sufficient for the rest. And it is said that once, when they were being besieged by the Athenians, they voted, setting a definite age, that the oldest among them should be put to death, but the Athenians raised the siege. The city lies on a mountain, about twenty-five stadia distant from the sea; and its seaport is the place on which Coressia was situated, which has not as great a population as even a village. Near Coressia, and also near Poeëessa, is a temple of Sminthian Apollo; and between the temple and the ruins of Poeëessa is the temple of Nedusian Athena, founded by Nestor when he was on his return from Troy. There is also a River Elixus in the neighborhood of Coressia. [7] After Ceos one comes to Naxos and Andros, notable islands, and to Paros. Archilochus the poet was a native of Paros. Thasos was founded by the Parians, as also Parium, a city on the Propontis. Now the altar in this city is said to be a spectacle worth seeing, its sides being a stadium in length; and so is the Parian stone, as it is called, in Paros, the best for sculpture in marble. [8] And there is Syros (the first syllable is pronounced long), where Pherecydes21 the son of Babys was born. The Athenian Pherecydes is later than he.22 The poet seems to mention this island, though he calls it Syria:"There is an island called Syria, above Ortygia.
"23 [9] And there is Myconos, beneath which, according to the myth, lie the last of the giants that were destroyed by Heracles. Whence the proverb, "all beneath Myconos alone," applied to those who bring under one title even those things which are by nature separate. And further, some call bald men Myconians, from the fact that baldness is prevalent in the island. [10] And there is Seriphos, the scene of the mythical story of Dictys, who with his net drew to land the chest in which were enclosed Perseus and his mother Danae, who had been sunk in the sea by Acrisius the father of Danae; for Perseus was reared there, it is said, and when he brought the Gorgon's head there, he showed it to the Seriphians and turned them all into stone. This he did to avenge his mother, because Polydectes the king, with their cooperation, intended to marry his mother against her will. The island is so rocky that the comedians say that it was made thus by the Gorgon. [11] Tenos has no large city, but it has the temple of Poseidon, a great temple in a sacred precinct outside the city, a spectacle worth seeing. In it have been built great banquet halls—an indication of the multitude of neighbors who congregate there and take part with the inhabitants of Tenos in celebrating the Poseidonian festival. [12] And there is Amorgos, one of the Sporades, the home of Simonides the iambic poet; and also Lebinthos, and Leros:"And so says Phocylides: 'the Lerians are bad, not one, but every one, all except Procles; and Procles is a Lerian.'
"24For the natives of the island were reproached with being unprincipled. [13] Nearby are both Patmos and the Corassiae; these are situated to the west of Icaria, and Icaria to the west of Samos. Now Icaria is deserted, though it has pastures, which are used by the Samians. But although it is such an isle as it is, still it is famous, and after it is named the sea that lies in front of it, in which are itself and Samos and Cos and the islands just mentioned—the Corassiae and Patmos and Leros. Famous, also, is the mountain in it, Cerceteus, more famous than the Ampelus,25 which is situated above the city of Samians.26 The Icarian Sea connects with the Carpathian Sea on the south, and the Carpathian with the Aegyptian, and on the west with the Cretan and the Libyan. [14] In the Carpathian Sea, also, are many of the Sporades, and in particular between Cos and Rhodes and Crete. Among these are Astypalaea, Telos, Chalcia, and those which Homer names in the Catalogue:"And those who held the islands Nisyros and Crapathos and Casos and Cos, the city of Eurypylus, and the Calydnian Islands;
"2728 for, excepting Cos and Rhodes, which I shall discuss later,29 I place them all among the Sporades, and in fact, even though they are near Asia and not Europe, I make mention of them here because my argument has somehow impelled me to include the Sporades with Crete and the Cyclades. But in my geographical description of Asia I shall add a description of such islands that lie close to it as are worthy of note, Cyprus, Rhodes, Cos, and those that lie on the seaboard next thereafter, Samos, Chios, Lesbos, and Tenedos. But now I shall traverse the remainder of the Sporades that are worth mentioning. [15] Now Astypalaea lies far out in the high sea and has a city. Telos extends alongside Cnidia, is long, high, narrow, has a perimeter of about one hundred and forty stadia, and has an anchoring-place. Chalcia is eighty stadia distant from Telos, four hundred from Carpathos, about twice as far from Astypalaea, and has also a settlement of the same name and a temple of Apollo and a harbor. [16] Nisyros lies to the north of Telos, and is about sixty stadia distant both from it and from Cos. It is round and high and rocky, the rock being that of which millstones are made; at any rate, the neighboring peoples are well supplied with millstones from there. It has also a city of the same name and a harbor and hot springs and a temple of Poseidon. Its perimeter is eighty stadia. Close to it are also isles called Isles of the Nisyrians. They say that Nisyros is a fragment of Cos, and they add the myth that Poseidon, when he was pursuing one of the giants, Polybotes, broke off a fragment of Cos with his trident and hurled it upon him, and the missile became an island, Nisyros, with the giant lying beneath it. But some say that he lies beneath Cos. [17] Carpathos, which the poet calls Crapathos, is high, and has a circuit of two hundred stadia. At first it was a Tetrapolis, and it had a renown which is worth noting; and it was from this fact that the sea got the name Carpathian. One of the cities was called Nisyros, the same name as that of the island of the Nisyrians. It lies opposite Leuce Acte in Libya, which is about one thousand stadia distant from Alexandreia and about four thousand from Carpathos. [18] Casos is seventy stadia from Carpathos, and two hundred and fifty from Cape Samonium in Crete. It has a circuit of eighty stadia. In it there is also a city of the same name, and round it are several islands called Islands of the Casians. [19] They say that the poet calls the Sporades "Calydnian Islands," one of which, they say, is Calymna. But it is reasonable to suppose that, as the islands which are near, and subject to, Nisyros and Casos are called "Islands of the Nisyrians" and "Islands of the Casians," so also those which lie round Calymna were called "Islands of the Calymnians"—Calymna at that time, perhaps, being called Calydna. But some say that there are only two Calydnian islands, Leros and Calymna, the two mentioned by the poet. The Scepsian30 says that the name of the island was used in the plural, "Calymnae," like "Athenae" and "Thebae"; but, he adds, the words of the poet should be interpreted as a case of hyperbaton, for he does not say, "Calydnian Islands," but "those who held the islands Nisyros and Crapathos and Casos and Cos, the city of Eurypylus, and Calydnae."31 Now all the honey produced in the islands is, for the most part, good, and rivals that of Attica, but the honey produced in the islands in question is exceptionally good, and in particular the Calymnian.
1 Callinus Fr. 113 (Schneider)
2 Callinus Fr. 112 (Schneider)
3 i.e., almost due north of Dia.
4 Heracleium was the seaport of Cnossus (10. 4. 7).
5 A hydrous silicate of aluminium, now called "cimolite."
6 i.e., the phrase is a proverb applied to worthless people or things.
7 416 B.C. (see Thuc. 5.115-116).
8 Temple of Leto.
9 Delos.
10 There was a tradition that Delos was a floating isle until Leto set foot on it.
11 Leto.
12 Pind. Fr. 58 (Bergk)
13 i.e., in honor of Apollo and Leto (see Thuc. 3.104).
14 i.e., back to Rome.
16 Aratus Catalepton Fr.
18 As many as ten thousand slaves were sold there in one day (14. 5. 2).
19 Aristion, through the aid of Mithridates, made himself tyrant of Athens in 88 B.C. (cf. 9. 1. 20).
20 This began in 426 B.C., when "all the sepulchres of the dead in Delos were removed" to Rheneia (Thuc. 3104).
21 Fl. about 560 B.C.
22 Pherecydes of Leros (fl. in the first half of the fifth century B.C.), often called "the Athenian," wrote, among other things, a work in ten books on the mythology and antiquities of Attica.
24 Phocylides Fr. 1 (Bergk)
25 See 14. 1. 15.
26 But both of these mountains are in Samos (Pliny, in 5. 37, spells the former "Cercetius"). Hence the sentence seems to be a gloss that has crept in from the margin of the text.
28 Cf. the interpretation of this passage in 10. 5. 19.
29 14. 2. 5-13, 19.
30 Demetrius of Scepsis.
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Admission to the Rosenbach includes a guided tour through the historic house museum and a rare book library, as well as access to special exhibitions. Visitors are welcome to explore exhibitions on view at their own pace. Guided tours of the historic Rosenbach home and library are offered on the hour.
- Adults: $10.00
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Reservations for groups of 10 or more are required.
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SMALL BUSINESS IDEAS for United Arab Emirates. What is the best business ideas for 2017 in UAE. Here are the small business ideas list for UAE. Small business ideas in Dubai, low cost small…
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State doles out $81 million to create and retain jobs
HARTFORD - The state on Friday approved an $81 million package of grants and loans to expand businesses and create jobs — including $29 million for Fairfield and New Haven County companies.
"The investments we're making will produce thousands of good-paying jobs for our residents for years to come," said Gov. Dannel P. Malloy.
"These investments are further proof of our commitment to companies right here at home, and to welcome new businesses to the great state of Connecticut," Malloy said.
The overall package is expected to retain 15,003 jobs and create 3,876 jobs as companies expand, relocate or stay in the state, officials said.
The State Bond Commission approved a $35 million loan to assist Electric Boat to purchase machinery and equipment for operations in Groton and New London. The $852 million project retains 11,300 jobs and creates 1,881 jobs.
Other projects approved the Bond Commission include:
American Seal and Engineering in Orange: $1.5 million loan to acquire equipment. The $8 million project retains 49 jobs and creates 25 jobs.
Budderfly LLC in Shelton: $3 million loan to acquire equipment for an expansion. The $24 million project retains 9 jobs and creates 250 jobs.
FactSet Research Systems, Inc. in Norwalk: $6.5 million grant to assist with improvements to its headquarters in Norwalk. The over $56 million project retains 900 jobs and creates 150 jobs.
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in Stamford: $9 million grant to purchase equipment, train workers and improvements for expansion. The $20 million project retains 946 jobs and creates 400 jobs.
ITV America, Inc. in Stamford: $6 million loan to assist with improvements and equipment for creation of a East Coast production hub at 860 Canal Street. The $8 million project creates 300 jobs.
Wheelhouse Entertainment LLC in Stamford: $3 million loan for improvements and equipment for a new digital media production facility and corporate headquarters at 860 Canal Street. The $39 million project creates 150 jobs.
State Sen. Scott Frantz, R-Greenwich and a bond commission member, grumbled about some of the high dollar amounts for growing jobs.
"They are not going anywhere," Frantz said, referring to the PricewaterhouseCoopers deal.
"That still strikes me as a large amount of money, seeing that it's a grant." Frantz said. "In the old days we gave low interest loans and expected them to be paid back over a long period of time. Now we have migrated to a grant."
Malloy said retaining jobs, expanding companies and drawing firms to the state costs money.
"We are in a competitive situation for jobs, particularly in the Fairfield County market," Malloy said.
"The states in competition are doing the same thing," Malloy said, referring to incentives. "I would love a country where we are not bidding one state against 49 others. We take all of those things into account."
Malloy said the FactSet Research Systems project in Norwalk represents an important decision to stay in Connecticut.
"This was a very competitive process about the location of FactSet, whether they go to Westchester, New York City or Connecticut," Malloy said.
The Electric Boat funding, the governor explained, will enable the submarine manufacturer to expand its repair and design components.
"For Electric Boat to be competitive, we needed to expand the facility for more repair work, which we have not won recently," Malloy said. "There has not been enough space."
Bart Kollen, deputy commissioner for the state Department of Economic and Community Development, said Electric Boat does business with suppliers across the state.
"They will double what they spend on the supply chain in Connecticut," Kollen said.


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The advisory panel appointed by President Cyril Ramaphosa to support and advise the Inter-ministerial Committee on Land Reform has a very difficult task, according to independent agricultural economist Fanie Brink.
On the one hand, the panel must provide certain perspectives and models of land policy to the committee within the context of the sustained inequality in land ownership in the country and in the light of unsatisfactory land and agricultural reform in recent years.
On the other hand, the panel must make proposals to implement a fair land reform process that will increase agricultural production at the same time, promote economic growth and protect food security.
Brink says the task involves specific agricultural and scientific objectives and principles for maintaining sustainable commercial production, food security and the contribution of the agricultural industry to economic growth.
"The main objectives that are the prerequisites for a healthy and growing agricultural industry are, firstly, the promotion of the profitability and the sustainability of commercial agricultural production based on acceptable scientific and economic principles to ensure the financial survival of agricultural producers," explains Brink.
"Secondly, the support and promotion of the agricultural industry by addressing the threats posed by international and local political and economic developments and the exploitation of the opportunities generated by new technological and economic developments to ensure food security for the country.
"Thirdly, the establishment of a political and economic policy environment within which agriculture must be able to make a greater contribution to economic growth by improving the profitability of the industry."
The specific agricultural and scientific principles which are based on the optimum and profitability of production because food security can only be sustainable if agricultural resources are used efficiently and food production is profitable, in Brink's opinion.
"The profitability of commercial agricultural production is firstly determined by the prices that producers pay for their inputs against the prices that they receive for their products, and secondly, by the efficiency with which the inputs can be converted into outputs and which must be improved by the application of new technological developments," he adds.
"Any other policy or model to implement land reform which is not based on these basic objectives and principles, for instance, those specifically proposed by the National Development Plan to plunge small black subsistence farmers on small pieces of land in a poverty trap, will destroy agriculture and food security. Therefore, the provision of funds to develop more black commercial producers as announced by the president should be welcomed."
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600 strong
For nearly 45 years, Eleanor "Babe" Netzhammer served as the secretary of the Alton-Wood River Area 600 Bowling Club, which disbanded last May.
"A bunch of us would go out of town for the tournaments," Netzhammer, 85, of Alton, said. "And while we were at one of the state tournaments, someone told us about starting a 600 Club."
When they returned home, she and her friends decided to form their own local chapter with 14 women in 1967. To be eligible for membership in the local chapter, a person had to hit a 600 scratch series while bowling and be a member of the National 600 Bowling Club. The local club had an annual fee of $5.
"Since 1970, we've gone to tournaments all over the country," she said.
To name a few places, club members traveled to tournaments in Las Vegas, Niagara Falls, Seattle, Atlanta, Houston, New Orleans and Orange County, Calif. One year, after a tournament in Miami, the members went on a cruise together.
Each year, the club members would hold a number of fund-raisers to raise money to offset the travel costs to the tournaments.
"We sold two cookbooks over the years," Netzhammer said. "Each Christmas, we would sell pecans at local bowling alleys and tournaments."
In 2006, the club stopped going to national tournaments but continued to attend local tournaments in Springfield and Mount Vernon.
The club disbanded this year because too many members died or moved away.
"Younger ladies are just not interested in joining," she said. "We once had 30 five-person teams from the chapter going to national tournaments."
It is sad to see how many bowling alleys in the area have closed and even been torn down for other developments, Netzhammer said. The only existing bowling alleys in the area are Bowl Haven in Alton, Tri-County Bowl in Jerseyville and Airport Bowl in Bethalto.
Netzhammer actually met her husband, Bill, in 1949, at East Alton Bowl.
"I started bowling more and more after I met him and he just taught me how to bowl better," she said.
Her husband was once a stockholder at Bowl Haven. Her son, Bill Netzhammer Jr., is the current general manager at Bowl Haven. He also competed in the Men's Pro Bowling Tour after graduating from college. Her grandson, Billy Netzhammer III, is attending McKendree University on a bowling scholarship, while her youngest grandson, Cody, a junior at Alton High School, bowls on the school's junior varsity team.
"We're just a bowling family," she said, laughing. Even her daughter-in-law, Nancy, enjoys bowling and actually met Netzhammer's son at a bowling alley. They have been married 23 years.
With the disbanding of the club, Netzhammer is looking for new ways to fill her time since her husband died eight years along with other family members and many of her close friends.
"I still bowl three times a week so I can stay busy," she said. "I'm really going to miss the club because it gave me so much to do with all the fund-raisers and the tournaments. But I am really going to miss the people. "


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Upon successful completion of their studies in Literary and Audiovisual Translation, the student will have a thorough understanding of the field of multilingual and multimodal communication. The student will have a thorough understanding of the specific challenges of literary and audiovisual translation and will be able to work as a professional translator in the specialised area of literary and audiovisual translation. During Master's studies, the student will focus either on audiovisual or literary translation. Upon successful completion of their Master's studies, the student will have a thorough understanding of the specialised subject they focused on during their Master's studies and will be able to work as a specialist in their chosen field of specialisation. The student will also have a good knowledge of the research done in the field of literary and audiovisual translation.
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Global Entrepreneurship Monitor Scotland 2000
- Levie, J., Steele, L. (2000). (Global Entrepreneurship Monitor )
- Abstract: The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) is a unique, international project. Its central aim is to understand the relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth. Entrepreneurship is defined as: "any attempt to create a new business enterprise or to expand an existing business, by an individual, a team of individuals or an established business". GEM was established in September 1997 as a joint research initiative led by London Business School and Babson College. The central aim was to bring together the world's best scholars in entrepreneurship to study the complex relationship between entrepreneurship and economic growth. In 1999, the project's feasibility was demonstrated in a pilot study of 10 nation states: the G7 countries (Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, United States and United Kingdom) and Denmark, Finland and Israel. GEM2000 added 11 countries: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, India, Ireland, Korea, Norway, Singapore, Spain and Sweden. In addition, parallel GEM studies were conducted in Scotland and Wales, using exactly the same methodology. GEM2000 also employed larger samples in each country, enhanced research methods and added a new dimension – an assessment of the role of venture capital in each country. The study focuses on three fundamental questions: Does the level of entrepreneurial activity vary between countries and, if so, by how much? Does the level of entrepreneurial activity affect a country's rate of economic growth and prosperity? What makes a country entrepreneurial? View external link »
- Theme: Perceptions and attitudes
- Keywords: entrepreneurial attitudes; entrepreneurial activity; entrepreneurial aspirations
- Reference type: Report
- Geographic location: Scotland
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 1,198 ft²
Year Built: 1988
Description: beautiful neighborhood and nestled right behind the newer development of la paz homes is this perfect family starter home. great bones just needs a little cosmetic makeover. large fenced backyard is perfect for a family bbq with the covered patio included! lots of storage and good sized bathrooms and bedrooms. close proximity to schools and downtown shopping yet so quiet and cozy. this one won't last as it is priced to sell quickly! lovely mature trees in the front make this home so attractive. come and see for yourself. Listed By: Judy Wagner of Homesmart Professionals
Listing ID: 16-146126PS:CLAW
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 1,800 ft²
Year Built: 1965
Description: this is now a 3 bedroom 2 bath home, aprx. 1800 sq. ft. sits on 2.5 areas with some wire fencing. there were three permits pulled, but the county could only find one. this needs to be a cash sale, needs some tlc, but the location is fantastic. it is a corner parcel and the views are fantastic of the buttes behind the property and of the surrounding hills and mountains. it is very close to shopping and eateries in flamingo heights and only about 6 minutes to down town yucca valley. it is on city water and power and has some nice mature trees on the property. the one bad place on the roof over the laundry room has been repaired, there is new copper plumbing and the seller has gone through and has repaired, inspected all wiring. this home is being sold in its present condition. don't wait - call now!! Listed By: Sharon Rose of Sharon Rose Realty
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Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Size: 1,080 ft²
Year Built: 1958
Description: property being sold "is as is" condition Listed By: Duk Ja Kim Chung of Special Realty Co.
Listing ID: 16-142748:CLAW
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 1,732 ft²
Year Built: 2008
Description: beautiful 3 bed/2 bath, 1732 sq. ft. newer constructed home located in the highly desired country club estates area. this home offers a spacious open floor plan, recessed lighting, bull nose drywall, finished 3 car garage, walk in closets, indoor laundry room, granite kitchen, tile flooring, fireplace, ceiling fans throughout and much much more. really impressive, come see for yourself. Listed By: John Kershaw of Capitis Real Estate
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 1,344 ft²
Year Built: 1978
Description: home is located in a desirable area of yucca valley, story park. it has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and the home sits on an elevated lot, with mountain views. good size living room with a brick fireplace. dinning area adjacent to kitchen. side yard has double gate for rv/toys parking. home has both ac and evaporate cooler. large lot with mountain views. Listed By: Karen Theiler of Tarbell Realtors
Listing ID: 16-135468PS:CLAW
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 2,150 ft²
Year Built: 1977
Description: horse property on 3.3 acres of usable land. four stalls, and ability to add 10 more. 250 bale hay barn, 2 tack rooms, a feed room with concrete floor, riding arena with night lights, 2 hot walker, 2 drive in gates, and ability to expand for more riding space. six foot high chain fencing. can be small training or boarding operation. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom ranch style home, is ada compliant. open floor plan, brick fireplace in living room. kitchen island with five burner cook top. landry room off of kitchen. large master bedroom. master bath has a roll in shower. low flow toilets. mountain view from every window. Listed By: Daniel Trevino of Tarbell Realtors
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Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 2,045 ft²
Year Built: 2010
Description: one of the newest home developments high up in south yucca valley! this newer neighborhood has amazing mountain views! this gorgeous upgraded home is on one of the largest lots available in the mesquite development. fenced, with landscaping, and window coverings already provided! like new, only been lived in 4 1/2 years! gorgeous vaulted ceilings, recessed lights, tiled floors granite. formal dining room, large great room and amazing kitchen with granite, stainless appliances, pantry, center island and a breakfast nook. living room has gorgeous fireplace. large master suite, including gorgeous bathroom, walk in closet. four bedrooms, all very roomy! natural gas, security system, theatre sound system, triple garage, tile roof. this home shows great! Listed By: Cynthia Kraemer of Realty Professionals Of The Mo
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Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 1,488 ft²
Year Built: 2005
Description: beautiful, well-maintained home in the heart of yucca mesa. built in 2005. do not miss out on this golden gem. house has been lovingly taken care of and is in excellent condition. bring your pickiest buyers. this 3 bed / 2 bath home is on a large corner lot with full-hookups for 2 rv's. yes, you read it right, full hookups that include sewer! rv spaces can easily accommodate up to 75'. home has separate living room and family room with a fireplace in the family room. newly painted inside and out. newer blinds on all the windows. windows are dual paned. internet will not be a problem in this home as it is serviced by time warner cable. central air/heat. this property is not included in the sewer upgrade! Listed By: Bonnie Aletaha of Bonnie Aletaha
Listing ID: 103666871:MRMLS
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 1,720 ft²
Year Built: 1956
Description: fabulous mid century home completely remodeled and ready for occupancy! located in a quiet little neighborhood, this home is spacious and fresh. all new windows, laminate flooring, carpet, paint, lighting, roofing, and electrical. kitchen and baths are sleek and clean!cozy fireplace located in the living room adds charm and warmth to those cool winter eves. fully fenced, super sized back yard is ready for your outdoor entertaining, or even a pool! great location just 2 blocks off of hwy 62 and minutes to all the shops, and restaurants! call for your private showing today! Listed By: Renee Edly of Re/max Consultants
Listing ID: 16-106044PS:CLAW
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Size: 1,340 ft²
Year Built: 2005
Description: the perfect get-away! the cozy nook you have been waiting for is finally for sale! breathe in the calmness from all the desert plants, and bring out that inner-child in yourself as you watch the desert life flourish beyond your patio. this beautiful household comes equipped with granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, and a great open floor plan. also has central a/c, ceiling fans, water cooler, new propane tank, as well as a separate fenced area perfect for pets or other entertainment alternatives. views from the backyard are breath-taking! truly a must-see! Listed By: Jeremy Avriette of Gilbert Avriette
Listing ID: 16-984033PS:CLAW
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Could losing everything be the best thing to happen to Annabelle Thorley?
In the fallout of her deceased father's financial ruin, Annabelle's prospects are looking bleak. Her fiancé has called off their betrothal, and now she remains at the mercy of her controlling and often cruel brother. Annabelle soon faces the fact that her only hope for a better life is to do the unthinkable and run away to Fellsworth, the home of her long-estranged aunt and uncle, where a teaching position awaits her. Working for a wage for the first time in her life forces Annabelle to adapt to often unpleasant situations as friendships and roles she's taken for granted are called into question.
Owen Locke is unswerving in his commitments. As a widower and father, he is fiercely protective of his only daughter. As an industrious gamekeeper, he is intent on keeping poachers at bay even though his ambition has always been to eventually purchase land that he can call his own. When a chance encounter introduces him to the lovely Annabelle Thorley, his steady life is shaken. For the first time since his wife's tragic death, Owen begins to dream of a second chance at love.
As Owen and Annabelle grow closer, ominous forces threaten the peace they thought they'd found. Poachers, mysterious strangers, and murderers converge at Fellsworth, forcing Annabelle and Owen to a test of fortitude and bravery to stop the shadow of the past from ruining their hopes for the future.
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Sarah Ladd is one of my favorite Regency romance authors. The right amount of romance, conflict, and mystery makes this a delightful novel. The narrator was okay.
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A Stranger at Fellsworth by Sarah Ladd
Timeframe: 1807
Location: London and Surrey, England
Main Characters:
Crosley : Her lady's maid
Thomas: her brother
Owen: Game Keeper
Edmund: Annabelle's uncle and owner of Fellsworth School
Synopsis: spoiler ahead...
Annabelle was unsure of her future with her brother. Their parents had both passed, and her brother's poor stewardship of their family's home and wealth had left him in debt. Thomas had decided she would marry Cecil Bartrell, a wealth, older, uncouth, cruel man, telling her that because of the shame from her last fiancé canceling their betrothal, Bartrell was the only man who would have her now. He threatened her, saying he could put her out, and that she was a guest in HIS house. Annabelle decided she would risk her future to live with an uncle she barely knew than to risk a wretched life with a cruel man she didn't love.
She had met a man a few days ago who had come to her rescue when her reticule was stolen. Owen was from Fellsworth and had accompanied his boss who was a guest at Annabelle's home. One evening he saw her on the property at night. After telling him she needed to leave immediately for her uncle's estate in Fellsworth, they made plans to meet at dawn and he would have a conveyance ready for her to travel. Packing up her things without informing anyone where she was going, she asked her lady's maid to come with her. Owen's protective nature kicked in, especially when she arrived at dawn and he could see from the sizeable bruise on her lovely face that someone had struck her. He felt obligated to accompany them to their destination, which, by the way, was near the estate where he was a game keeper, plus his daughter attended and lived at Fellsworth School.
Right from the start something seemed off about her lady's maid, Crosley, from opinions that didn't sound right, to her acceptance to accompany Annabelle only after Annabelle offered her some jewelry and a recommendation. She was clearly faithful only to herself.
Her uncle gladly took Annabelle and Crosley in when they arrived showing great sympathy Upon seeing her battered condition. The next day she was given a job (something she never had before) as a teacher at the school, and Crosley could work in the kitchen. Annabelle was apprehensive and unqualified, but appreciative because now she was free.
There ended up to be encounters between Annabelle and Owen at Fellsworth, several purely by chance, and once by design after her aunt saw the potential for a relationship between them. Annabelle had come to realize how kind he was, and she was growing fond of his daughter, who needed a little special attention.
The mystery around large and small game being poached on several estates in the area was the crux of the rest of the story. A number of people were involved, including a woman Owen saw coming from the school going into the woods, and several students he caught in the act of poaching. A lot of game was disappearing, and he intended to find all those involved.
Then, the unthinkable happens. Owen's boss, who was friends with Annabelle's brother Thomas, had invited Thomas, as well as the horrible Mr. Bartrell and a few others to his estate for a hunt. Somehow Thomas already had been informed where Annabelle was and what she had been up to since her "escape".
This turns into a series of events which should not be revealed as it would ruin it for anyone intending on reading this delightful audiobook.
Oh, yes, I did like it. The ending was a bit mushy


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The University of Alabama has announced someone caused serious damage inside the school's Ferguson Student Center.
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Where were you in December of 1991? We know that some of our patrons might not have been born yet, but for some of us, we remember that December. It was when the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) ceased to exist. By the end of the month, the Soviet Union officially granted self-governing independence to the Republics of the USSR, acknowledging the independence of the former Soviet republics, creating the Commonwealth of Independent States. On December 25, 1991, Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev resigned, declared his office extinct, and handed over its powers to Russian President Boris Yeltsin. That night, the Soviet flag was lowered from the Kremlin and replaced with the pre-revolutionary Russian flag.
So what did this mean? Was the Cold War finally over? Essentially yes, it was the end of the Cold War, which had hovered over the United States and the USSR since the end of World War II. The breakup of the USSR also transformed the world's political situation and led to a reformulation of military, political and economic alliances all over the world. The 15 newly formed independent countries which emerged would now need to develop their own economies, settle (often quite bitter) territorial disputes, and other tasks. There was upheaval in many Eastern European countries and this led to increased corruption and crime rates within the Russian government. Government infrastructure mostly evaporated during the collapse, along with government payroll services, which meant that ex-KGB officers, Soviet Army soldiers and police went to the mafia in search of steady employment. While some countries, such as Lithuania and Latvia underwent dramatic transformation by adopting Western ideals, other countries have continued to struggle to flourish and states and politics remain in flux.
Needless to say, the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the USSR was pretty momentous and the world continues to feel the ripple effect of the impact. If you would like to learn more about the Cold War, there is a Cold War Museum in Virginia. Of course, we also have plenty of resources in the Library!
And, if you would like to relive a bit of December, 1991 . . . remember the fashion of tapered pants? Air Jordans? The start of hip hop fashion becoming popular? Stone-washed jeans? Relive those days with Fifty Fashion Looks That Changed the 1990s If you don't have any of these in your closet, maybe listening to some music will bring back 1991. U2's Achtung Baby was released in November of 1991, as was Michael Jackson's album Dangerous. September of 1991 saw the release of Nirvana's Nevermind (which actually had high enough sales in early 1992 to replace Dangerous at number one on the Billboard charts.) Popular movies in 1991 included The Silence of the Lambs, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Thelma and Louise and Point Break (all of which you can check out from the Library!)


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TREND ALERT : Cold shoulder
Hello readers,
welcome to my first blog post.I decided it was better to start with some latest style on trend radar.I am pretty sure you must be seeing one trend all summer long this year; and that is the bare shoulders or what the fashionistas will tell you-the cold shoulders or the bardot neckline.
Personally I find this trend the best of this year.And why not?Shoulders are one of the slimmest and the most beautiful parts of a women's body.So if you have got it,why not flaunt it?Also it looks so feminine.And not to forget that this one trend suits women of every age.It is classy.It is feminine.And very versatile.
And did I mention how many different types of fabrics they are available in?Got an office party?Wear a cold shoulder light blouse with a high waist pencil skirt or a shoulder-baring button down with pants.And you are good to go.Show off those pretty collarbones with a flowy dress for a Sunday brunch.Or wear a classy maxi dress like the duchess of cambridge did for a high end party.
Personally I find this trend looks the best if you are trying a bohemian style.A white top with loose hanging sleeves worn with blue denim hotpants(maybe shredded) with gladiators and a pretty headgear are the best way to show off your boho side.
Now have a look at some of the celebs wearing this trend.
Doesn't Katrina look super pretty in this black blouse which she styled with a pleated skirt?Pleats are again one of the biggest trends of 2016.
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And here's the duchess wearing a royal blue gown with just a hint of shoulders peek-a-boo.Very elegant,very classy and very suited for women over 40 too.
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And here are the fashion queens of bollywood and hollywood.I love kendell jenner's midi turtleneck dress.Alia looks so adorable in her off shoulder striped top which she styled with a fun quirky print skirt.Deepika looks stunning too.And taylor swift totally looks like a diva in that gown.
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And who said you can't do it the Indian way?The bollywood fashion queen Sonam kapoor showed us how exactly to give everyone 'the cold shoulder' in an ethnic way.
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A few other style inspiration for you.
Cold shoulders are here to stay ladies.If you haven't yet tried this trend I suggest you do before the chilly winters hit.But ofcourse we can find an excuse to wear them in the winters too 😉
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Raley's Expands Delivery to Sacramento
Raley's has launched the second phase of its eCart delivery service, now serving residents in select zip codes in and around Sacramento.
Originally launched in August in Alameda, Calif., the delivery service, which includes same-day delivery, is an extension of Raley's eCart click-and-collect program. All products within eCart fall under the guidelines set by Raley's recently launched Shelf Guide labeling program, a unique initiative to help customers combat label confusion obstacles. For the eCart program specifically, Shelf Guide offers a customized, interactive experience where customers can filter by category and attributes to find the products that meet their personal dietary needs.
"We continue to invest in eCommerce and are excited to launch delivery in Sacramento just in time for the holiday season," said Deirdre Zimmermann, head of ecommerce and marketing. "We have been aggressive in the development of eCart; analyzing shopping data and customer needs assessments to build our platform to maintain especially high standards for this personalized shopping service."
Raley's eCart program provides the customized service of a Raley's personal shopper, who hand-picks an order's grocery items. The first order is free.
West Sacramento, Calif.-based Raley's operates 122 stores in Northern California and Nevada under four banners: Raley's Supermarkets, Bel Air Markets, Nob Hill Foods and Food Source.


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Arrow Head Studios brings us a top-down hack and slash game with a very appropriate name, Gauntlet. A remake of an Arcade Classic. Myself, having only played a few of these game types I was keen to explore this genre.
Despite being on the PC it plays very well with a controller/gamepad and is very much a multiplayer game.
Gauntlet lets you choose from one of four characters. Thor is a close combat warrior with poor range but a good hit. Valkyrie is medium ranged with skills echoing that of Captain America. She has a shield that can deflect anything and throw like a boomerang to do more ranged damage. She also has a spear for close quarters.
The Wizard is hopefully self-explanatory; he is mainly ranged with a few close reach and defensive spells at his disposal but doesn't seem to handle close combat all too well. Lastly there is the Elf. He, as one might expect, is our ranged expert with bow and arrow. He does also have a grenade of sorts to help him get out of tight spots.
Between all these characters there is a good variety of battle styles to choose from. Starting the game has you briefly playing all of them in turn to give you an idea of which you might prefer. After the short introductions there are two options for players, 'Start Game' and 'Quick Join'.
The first is where you can either dungeon crawl on your own, lead a private party or host a public one. Hosting you own is preferable as you have first choice in which character you'd like to play as. You can't have more than one of each character in your party, leaving the last person to join with no real option. The other good thing with being leader is you can choose what levels to play.
Dungeon crawling on your own is not a recommended path as the game does punish you for attempting the lone ranger thing. I played the first dungeon a few times on my own and died just too many times to recover. Once a friend joined in the fight, not only did I finish the level within a timely fashion it was definitely easier. I am also happy to find local coop is available even though it is on PC.
Selecting Quick Join has you joining someone else's public party. This leaves you at their whim in the sense that even if you have not unlocked all the levels, if they have you can end up playing levels out of order. Now that's not the worst thing in the world but for someone like me, definitely gets on my OCD nerves.
The let down in this game is the story, or lack of. While it's a fun multiplayer dungeon crawler, it's nice to know why you're doing so. There is a voice over every once in a while to remind you that there is some sort of reason for trudging through the dungeons other than just having fun. Even this is a bit confusing and doesn't actually offer much information.
There is gold to collect and special relics to spend it on.
Relics can be purchased and upgraded, at steep price of course. They also require special potions to use. Once the relic is activated they can help tip the balance in battle or put a dent in the horde of evil creatures after you and your companions. Your chosen relic might summon a mini tornado or boost your attack speed. You can have a max of two equipped.
Unfortunately relics and money don't carry over between characters. This means you have to repurchase and re-upgrade for each character.
One other reason to keep you playing are the cards which can increase you character's abilities and offer extra rewards. These are unlocked by simply playing the game.
More gold can be earned from smashing a certain amount of jars or even dying can earn you a bonus. This was fun but I was disappointed that this was the extent of the character development and upgrading.
I can appreciate it levels out the playing field no matter when you join a game but it would have been nice to have other ability upgrades to look forward too.
The game is fun and offers an enjoyable multiplayer experience. It does lack in both story and depth. Though simplistic is refreshing and entertaining. So if you are looking for a bit of fun with friends here is a game that can offer a fun afternoon of mindless dungeon crawling.
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With regular captain Alun Wyn Jones in a British and Irish Lions squad led by former Wales skipper Sam Warburton for the combined side's upcoming tour of New Zealand, Wales were on the hunt for a new on-field leader for their internationals against Tonga in Auckland on June 16 and Samoa in Apia a week later.
"I'm immensely honoured to be named captain of Wales for this year's summer tour," said Roberts, 30, in a Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) statement on Tuesday as the 32-man squad was announced.
"It's a proud moment for myself, but more importantly my family and a position of responsibility that I will take huge pride in."
Roberts added: "I am excited for the new players in the squad as they get the chance to test themselves at this level, and also for the more established players who now have a chance to become leaders in this team."
There have been alterations to the backroom staff too, with Wales boss Warren Gatland in charge of a Lions squad where interim coach Rob Howley is one of his assistants.
As a result, forwards coach Robin McBryde will be in overall charge against Tonga and Samoa.
Roberts, capped 91 times by Wales, failed to gain selection for this year's Lions after starring in the combined side's 2-1 series triumph in Australia four years ago after also featuring in their 2009 tour of South Africa.
Now at London club Harlequins, Roberts was one of the most experienced players available to McBryde after Gatland selected 12 Wales internationals in his 2017 Lions squad.
"We've got a good mix of experience and youth in this squad," said McBryde who, following the Welsh call-ups to the Lions, named 13 uncapped players in his party for the Tests against the Pacific island nations.
"The senior players will be expected to display their leadership qualities and we want the younger men to show they've got what it takes to handle the intense international environment."
One of the uncapped players is in-form back-row forward Thomas Young.
The son of former Wales and Lions prop David Young, his coach at Wasps, the 24-year-old scored three tries in a 35-15 win over defending champions Saracens on Saturday as the Midlands club finished top of the regular season English Premiership standings ahead of the title-deciding play-offs.
Others also aiming to make their Test debuts next month include Ospreys wing Keelan Giles and Leicester back Owen Williams, set to move to Premiership rivals Gloucester at the end of the European season.
However, in a Wales squad of 14 backs and 18 forwards, there was no recall for hooker Richard Hibbard.
The front-row, who won the last of his 41 Wales caps in 2015, has been in fine form for Gloucester this season and the 33-year-old is set to be a key player for the Cherry and Whites when they face Paris-based Stade Francais in the second-tier European Challenge Cup final at Murrayfield on Friday.
Wales 32-man squad announced on Tuesday for two Tests away to Tonga and Samoa in June:
Cory Allen (Cardiff Blues), Gareth Anscombe (Cardiff Blues), Alex Cuthbert (Cardiff Blues), Aled Davies (Scarlets), Gareth Davies (Scarlets), Sam Davies (Ospreys), Steff Evans (Scarlets), Keelan Giles (Ospreys), Tyler Morgan (Newport Gwent Dragons), Jamie Roberts (Harlequins/ENG, captain), Owen Williams (Leicester/ENG), Rhun Williams (Cardiff Blues), Scott Williams (Scarlets), Tomos Williams (Cardiff Blues)
Scott Baldwin (Ospreys), Jake Ball (Scarlets), Adam Beard (Ospreys), Kristian Dacey (Cardiff Blues), Seb Davies (Cardiff Blues), Ryan Elias (Scarlets), Rob Evans (Scarlets), Tomas Francis (Exeter/ENG), Ollie Griffiths (Newport Gwent Dragons), Cory Hill (Newport Gwent Dragons), Ellis Jenkins (Cardiff Blues), Wyn Jones (Scarlets), James King (Ospreys), Samson Lee (Scarlets), Josh Navidi (Cardiff Blues), Nicky Smith (Ospreys), Rory Thornton (Ospreys), Thomas Young (Wasps/ENG)
June 16: Tonga v Wales, Eden Park, Auckland
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Local Restaurants in the Region of St. Paul have agreed to support the Ft. McMurray evacuees with either free meals or discounts on meals. Evacuees will be requested to show a form of ID to show they are from Ft. McMurray. Below is a list of restaurants that will be supporting evacuees:
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Fifth House Ensemble plays classical music on the cutting edge. If it's new music by a living composer, it's fair game for the 11-person group. Members of the Chicago-based ensemble will perform a concert entitled "Americana" this Saturday as guests of the Eastman School of Music's Institute for Music Leadership. Violinist Charlene Kluegel, cellist Herine Coetzee Koschak, and pianist Katherine Petersen will play a recital of piano trios by four current American composers. Among them is Fifth House's own Dan Visconti, with "Lonesome Roads." Works by Donald Crockett, Stacy Garrop, and Paul Schoenfield complete the program. The program is tinged with the avant-garde, even while it draws from more colloquial styles like folk and jazz. Also, Costa Rican visual artist Angela Bermúdez has created evocative visual accompaniments for each piece.
The Fifth House Ensemble piano trio will perform Saturday, January 27, at Eastman School of Music's Hatch Recital Hall, 433 East Main Street. 8 p.m. Free. 274-1000; esm.rochester.edu; fifth-house.com.


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Intergastra highlight: International hotel assortment from Häfele
The Häfele Group for hardware technology and electronic access control systems has put together a globally available assortment for target group-oriented hotel room furnishing consisting of more than 200 products. The highlights of this product range will be on show on trade fair booth 4E51 in hall 4 at the Intergastra from 3rd to 7th February in Stuttgart under the motto "One Room, one Face – one Style". The specialist for hardware technology and electronic access control systems is also emphasising its international 360° comprehensive project solutions with the presentation of a digital room design.
Häfele's international hotel assortment paves the way for rooms designed in detail from a single source with suitable products and solutions from the entrance to the storage space, the living area, the bedroom and the bathroom. In this way, architects, planners, investors and operators create rooms that are fully coordinated with a special, unmistakeable flair without problems.
Among other things, this unique assortment includes door fittings for the entrance door and the bathroom door, and the Dialock electronic access control system with its transponder-controlled comprehensive access control. If required, this also comes with an innovative smartphone key and suitable handles for doors and furniture.
The sound modules, which can be controlled with a smartphone or tablet using Bluetooth, storage space solutions with convenient accessories for cabinets and wardrobes, and Loox LED lights with integrated USB charging stations and motion detectors are much sought-after.
More convenience with multi-functional furniture
The assortment creates clever interior furnishings for hotels and multi-functional furniture of different sizes and for different requirements. Innovative ideas and projects on the subject of Micro Living, and comfortable living in a small space, which has become a mega-trend in view of the increasing real estate prices, have made Häfele the pioneer in the industry. The international hotel assortment is now providing the hardware for this forward-looking market, so to speak.
Convenience for guests and operators: Dialock meets guest room control
The Häfele Dialock access control system and the Interel Guest Room Management System (GRMS) – this smart duo gives insights into new perspectives for building automation and guest room control in hotels on the Häfele trade fair booth. From reception to the guest's stay to optimised work organisation, access control and room control systems provide convenience, security and energy efficiency in hotels. Dialock door terminals communicate with the Interel network via a secure end-to-end connection using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). Both systems can be easily networked, controlled and operated – therefore reducing investment and operating costs.
Hotel room door 2.0 – Three partners, one concept
The hotel room door 2.0 is the further development of a successful concept which has made quite an impression in the hotel industry in the last six years. Brand partners Häfele, Herholz and Pfleiderer provide the hotelier with an overall concept for a hotel room door that is suitable for the respective operator and optimally configurable. The combination of the Häfele Dialock access control system and hotel room door terminal with smartphone capability, the innovative haptic surfaces from Pfleiderer and the well-tried door technology from Herholz are the trade mark of this new hotel room door, which is presented on the Häfele trade fair booth.
Linking networks at the Focus Hotel
And another thing: Häfele is also a partner again in the Focus Hotel industry meeting point and theme park right next door. This is where hoteliers, architects, industry insiders and manufacturers meet. They traditionally develop new potential and create networks in the theme park. Häfele exhibits its products in the application. The round lights above the regular's table that are equipped with a light fabric from Häfele's product range are particularly impressive. This is where the "blue hour" takes place in cooperation with the Association of German Interior Architects/Designers (BDIA) on three afternoons, so that planners and builders can get to know each other for future projects.
One Room, one Face – one Style. Häfele creates the optimum prerequisites for target group-oriented equipping of hotel rooms with its internationally available hotel assortment consisting of more than 200 products.
There are room designs for the hotel industry with designs and colour combinations which are bang up to date on the Häfele trade fair booth at the Intergastra in Stuttgart.
This bathroom mirror designed by Häfele is an absolute innovation. It contains different light scenarios, a sound system and a demister that effectively prevents the mirror from steaming up.


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Translation and Interpreting in Conflict Zones
Beirut (Lebanon)
17-18 January 2019
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Lebanese American University (LAU)
Conflicts driven by issues of culture, identity, power, and religion continue to plague the Middle East. In this context, gaining and promoting a better understanding of the multi-faceted role of translators and interpreters in conflict zones is paramount. This event will explore a range of theoretical frameworks and research methods for the study of translators and interpreters in conflict zones as agents of positive social change – whether by implementing foreign policy and intervention agendas, facilitating intercultural understanding and relieving tensions, exercising agency by intervening in texts and fostering specific narratives at the expense of others.
This two-day ARTIS event, the first to be organized in the Middle East region and the Arab world, will consist of a series of lectures and workshops delivered by renowned translation scholars from leading universities in the UK, USA and Lebanon, and is open to students, professionals, instructors and early career researchers from universities across the region. A roundtable discussion will examine the question of translating for refugees, which is a major concern for the international community. Postgraduate students will enjoy the opportunity to present their work, in the form of posters, to international translation studies scholars.
MA and PhD translation students who would like to present their research projects through poster presentations are invited to submit an abstract of 250-300 words in English or Arabic by 10 December 2018.
Key dates:
Deadline submission student poster abstracts: 10 December 2018.
Early registration deadline: 7 December 2018.
Full registration deadline: 10 January 2019.
Full information (including the programme) is available at:
Queries should be sent to:
Dr Nuwar Mawlawi Diab
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