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The ground floor and first floor each comprise a spacious 2 bedroom apartment with large bathroom, open plan kitchen, living room, dining room and large terrace / balcony with outstanding open views. The loft features 2 x 1 bedroom apartments with bathroom, open plan kitchen, living room, dining room and balcony. In the basement is a heating room, large games room and two other store rooms. An attractive garden surrounds the house. Walking distance to local amenities including restaurants and convenience store. 2kms from annual world cup ski jumping at Planica and 3kms from access to the Kranjska Gora ski area at Podkoren. Local ski piste in the village. 20 minutes drive to further skiing over the Italian border at Tarvisio Monte Lussari. Nordic skiing area within walking distance of the house. The house is sold fully equipped / furnished. Apartments are circa 30m2 - 65m2, plus common parts of the building, external – garden and parking area at the front of the house. Panoramic mountain views Electricity, water and drainage are connected. Central heating. Internet connecion. Cable TV.
The house dates back over a hundred years but has been lovingly restored to retain the charm of the original building – including thick stone walls, stone floors, vaulted ceilings, on the top floor a wonderful reclaimed antique parquet floor and wonderful antique furnishings through out (which are mostly included in the purchase price). On the ground floor is the kitchen, dining room, secondary living room, utility room, toilet and sauna. Upstairs are three double bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. On the top floor is the master bedroom (ensuite) plus the main living room with secondary kitchen, a stunning space with access onto a balcony overlooking the fabulous vies and set around an open fire in the centre of the room. The fixtures and fittings through out the property are of an extremely high quality and tastefully selected to bring out the character of the original house but to also ensure you have all the comforts and amenities of modern living. Outside the house, stone steps lead down from the courtyard in front of the house to a lovely swimming pool area from where you can enjoy the fantastic views of the surrounding area. In recent years the property has been used as a successful holiday rental in Summer months. Internal size: 280m2 External size: 35825m2 Outstanding views of the Soca Valley and Julian Alps. All utilities and central heating connected.
The house has been Fully renovated internally in 2009 the cottage features an open plan kitchen / living area with wood burner and bathroom on the ground floor. On the first floor are two bedrooms. The house was formerly an outbuilding for a larger farm with a footprint of 10x8m and there is scope to rebuild the original building – meaning it is one of the very rare development opportunities within the Triglav national park. Internal size: 60m2 External size: 2100m2 Fantastic views of surrounding hills and forests down to the valley floor. Wood burner and electric radiators.
The house could be converted up to 6 smaller apartments. Currently the house is built till third building phase with water and electrical connections made to fit three apartments of 31,06 m2, 69,81 m2 and 136,82 m2. The layout of the house could be changed to one family home / two / three etc. apartment house with little interventions. There is a garden of 200m2 by the house which could partly be converted to a parking space. The walls of the house are built with two layers of brick and 3 cm of insulating cork is put in between them. Plastering is being made on the exterior façade as well as on the interior side. An opportunity to make a family home or apartments for tourist letting. Internal size: 318m2 External size: 520m2 Uninterrupted views over the Soca Valley and the majestic Julian Alps that surround it. Electricity and water are connected to the house in a way that 3 separate apartments are possible to be built.
Beautifully renovated traditional Slovenian alpine style farmhouse in a beautiful but accessible position overlooking the Idrijca river in the small village of Dolenja Trebusa, south of Tolmin within easy reach of skiing at Cerkno (20 minutes), the attractions of the Soca valley and Most na Soci (20 minutes) and ideally positioned for lovers of fly fishing (the house is just second from the Idrijca which is a popular flyfishing river). Very large agriculturally designated land plot which features a traditional 'kozolec' (hayrack) outbuilding. The house is on 4 floors and comprises 3-4 bedrooms depending on final layout. With the exception of some minor finishing works the whole house has been renovated to a very high standard using old timbers and retaining original features as far as possible.For more information and to contact us use the email link. (www.holprop.com - ad: SI4635315)
Svino is a small village a short distance from Kobarid and the stunning Soca River. The house itself lies in the centre of the village. Though in good condition, it would benefit from moderate renovation. On the ground floor there is an entry room, living room, kitchen, and a dining room. On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. In front of the house there is a courtyard and good size garden.For more information and to contact us use the email link. (www.holprop.com - ad: SI4635189)
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The house is in the process of being renovated using highest quality materials and preserving original features. As renovations proceed the purchase price will increase accordingly. Please contact us for current pictures and pricing. Internal size is based on footprint of the house – total internal space estimates circa 250m2. This does not include outbuilding - a traditional Slovenian "kozolec" (hayrack). Beautiful open views over idyllic meadows and wooded subalpine hills. All utilities present. Central heating not present currently.
The house has 2 bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, one bathroom downstairs and one upstairs. A green garden (rented from the municipality) is in front of the house, which is a rarity and luxury in Piran. The house is made of stone and was orignally built circa 200 years ago. The garden is rented by the owner from the local Municipality at a cost of EUR 48 per year. Wood central heating. Electricity, drainage, telephone and cable TV are connected.
It offers ample living space needing modest cosmetic renovation and with a brand new roof, oil / geothermal central heating and wonderful South facing views over the large riverside garden and river. Next to the main property there is another smaller self contained house with garage (cca.60m2) accessed via the garden with scope for use for rental purposes. In the garden there is a wooden barn / garage, wood shed, and another building used as a Summer outdoor dining room. The Krka river is well known for excellent kayaking and there is fly fishing very close to the house. Beautiful view of the river and nearby local church. CH-connected to heat pump from the nearby river or on fuel oil
Adjoining the property is a good sized garden which is classified as building land and offers scope for further development. Currently there are two small outbuildings in the garden area. The Nadiza Valley is well known as a place to bathe in Summer months in the unusually warm waters of the Nadiza River and the river itself can be reached within 15 minutes walk. All the attractions of Kobarid and the Soca Valley itself are within close proximity. Internal size represents currently used internal space only and offers significantly more once renovated and with outbuildings. All utilities present. Central heating system present currently with solid fuel. Can be converted to a oil / gas system if desired
Just a 5 minute drive from Bovec and skiing at Kanin. The house needs relatively little work to complete and offers scope for either a single house or 2 apartments with separate entrances (one on the ground floor and one larger apartment on first / loft floors). Beautiful sunny south facing terrace on the ground floor / balcony on the first floor with great views. Small parking / terrace area plus balcony. Total external size TBC. Good views of village and surrounding mountains and nature. All utilities present. Plumbing prepared for central heating system but final works need completing.
The main building is divided into two parts, one classified as residential and the other classified as an outbuilding with scope to be converted to residential usage subject to relevant permissions. In addition there is a further outbuilding which could be used as a workshop / garage etc. Whilst the property requires significant renovations it represents a fantastic opportunity to acquire an extensive property in proximity to Kobarid and the various attractions of the Soca Valley. Internal size is estimated and based only on residential part of the house. The other half of the house is classified as an outbuilding and has a footprint of circa 60m2 on two floors. In addition there is another outbuilding with footprint of circa 60m2 on two floors. Requires major renovations. Utilities are present but need reconnection. No central heating currently. Views of the surrounding village and hills beyond.
The cottage is in the process of being renovated and the quoted price includes completion of the thatched roof. As renovations proceed the purchase price will increase accordingly. Please contact us for current pictures and pricing.
The house is renovated to a very high standard and requires no works – On the ground floor is entry room, storeroom, bathroom & sauna. On the first floor is a very nice open plan kitchen / living room / dining room with lovely ceramic wood burning stove and open fire. This has access out to a very nice balcony enclosed with glass for all year round use, with great views over the Bovec Valley. There are two double bedrooms and bathroom with large bath on the next floor and above this a loft room which sleeps up to 4 people. Outside there is a large covered parking area with space for 4 cars – which could be partly converted to give a terrace / garden area with lovely views of the Soca Valley. There is also a small piece of green space which could be used for a BBQ area or other uses. There are beautiful views of surrounding mountains and the Soca River valley. All utilities are connected, oil central heating.
The ground floor comprises a 2 bedroom apartment (one single bedroom, one double bedroom), bathroom, open plan kitchen / living room / dining room. The first floor contains a spacious 2 double bedroom apartment, bathroom, open plan kitchen / living room / dining room The second floor contains a 2 bedroom apartment (one single bedroom, one double bedroom), bathroom, open plan kitchen / living room / dining room opening onto an enclosed balcony with lovely mountain views. There is also a small studio apartment on the second floor with living room / bedroom and bathroom. In the basement is a heating room. There is a small outbuilding suitable for storage of skis / bikes etc, behind the house is a large parking area. The house is located within easy walking distance to local amenities including restaurants and convenience store and is 2kms from annual world cup ski jumping at Planica and 3kms from access to the Kranjska Gora ski area at Podkoren. Local ski pistes in the village. 20 minutes drive to further skiing over the Italian border at Tarvisio Monte Lussari. Nordic skiing area within walking distance.
In the summer there is huge scope for walking, cycling and other outdoor pursuits. There are restaurants and swimming pool facilities in walking distance. In the nearby town of Zrece there is a large thermal spa and pool complex. The houses have ground floor and loft. On the ground floor there is a common area which consists of a small kitchen with dining area and terrace, living area and a bathroom with shower. On the first floor there are two bedrooms. The terraces are all south facing. All fixtures and fittings are of very high quality. External size refers to a terrace with each house. Good views of surrounding nature. All utilities are connected – gas central heating.
The house has been renovated to the highest standards and is sold fully furnished and equipped for tourist rental to a 3* standard. On the ground floor is the boiler room and cellar room which could be used as additional living space. On the first floor is a one bedroom apartment with kitchen, living room and bathroom. On 2nd floor there is a large open plan kitchen, living room & dining area with fantastic balcony offering views of Svinjak an iconic local mountain also known as the Bovec Matterhorn! There is a large loft level sleeping area on the loft floor above. There is a parking area and garden / orchard surrounding the house. Kal Koritnica is a sought after village just outside Bovec towards Trenta offering a good gostilna (restaurant) and easy foot access to the beautiful Soca & Koritnica rivers. Additional forest land is available for sale in addition if desired. The build date given above is estimated. Great views of Svinjak mountain to the rear of the house. Views of surrounding houses, fields and mountains to the front. All utilities connected. Central heating - oil. Water – wood fired / electri.
The village is mainly comprised of holiday chalets and offers a range of restaurants, tourist farms, the small ski area of Spanov Vrh (ski infrastructure development planned in coming years) and a wealth of fantastic walking and mountain biking trails in a pristine alpine setting. The house features basement with garage, boiler room & storeroom (perhaps with scope to convert to living space), ground floor with entry hall, bathroom, kitchen / dining room and separate living room. On the fist floor is one double bedroom with lovely balcony and 2 smaller bedrooms one with balcony. The house has been very well looked after and needs some updating of decoration etc but is in fundamentally in good condition. The garden surrounds the house and overlooks wonderful views in one direction and runs down to a lovely stream bordering the land plot in the other direction. Wonderful views of the Julian Alps and Triglav mountai. All utilities connected, oil and wood central heating.
The surrounding countryside is totally unspoilt with just a few farmers in the locality and otherwise just comprising forests, meadows, streams and fantastic views of the surrounding mountains. The house was built in 1995 and part renovated in 2007. The outdoor kitchen was built in 2003. The house is a shingle-clad and the foundations have recently been damp-proofed, and the ground floor and the balcony replaced. The barbecue area has an open fireplace, a small ?summer kitchen? made of stone, and a big heavy wooden table with benches. The interior of the house is unfinished and needs flooring to be finished as well as various other fittings. Currently the house consists of kitchen and living room on the ground floor and bedroom upstairs which could perhaps be divided in two. The location is remote and high in the mountains circa 30 minutes from the nearest town - Tolmi. Internal size does not include the covered BBQ area with outdoor kitchen – 15m. Both the main house and outdoor kitchen have electricity, water and drainag.
At 220 metres above sea level the property offers amazing sea views stretching from the Croatian-Slovenian border to the Bay of Trieste in Italy. There is 1 villa with two separate apartments available for sale individually or together. The house is 10x14 metres over 3 floors. The cellar consists of various storage and service spaces. The ground floor consists of entrance room, living room with kitchen and dining area and small toilet. There are 3 bedrooms in the attic and a large bathroom. The main part of the house faces south and there is a terrace on the ground floor and balcony on the floor above. The house has two parking places and a small garden. The house is being sold up to the third building phase and 8,5% VAT is included in the price. Prices for each semi-detached house range from 225,000 to 250,000 dependent on its position. Both together are sold for 440,000 EUR. Measurements of internal areas: Cellar 38.80m2, ground floor 80,46m2 (living area 38.10m2, entrance 4.26m2, toilet 3.74m2, terrace 19.56m2, staircase 4.8m2, entrance area 10.00m2) and loft 59.93m2 (bedroom 12.98m2, bedroom 11.40m2, bedroom 10.53m2, bathroom 5.32m2, corridor 7.07m2, balcony 7.83m2, staircase 4.8m2. The is an incredible opportunity. The property lies in an exclusive location with beautiful views from the Secovlje salt plains to Trieste. 1 building with 2 semi-detached houses Internal size is of each semi-detached unit. External size is for the building. Internal size: 179m2 External size: 233m2 There are amazing 180 degrees views of the Adratic
Located in a small hamlet of holiday chalets in the village of Stiska Vas half way up Krvavec mountain and just 10 minutes by car to pistes at Krvavec, arguably Slovenia's best all round ski area, or 10 minutes by car down to the gondola up to the ski area. On the ground floor of the property is living room / kitchen / dining room with wood burning stove, bathroom. In the loft are two double bedrooms. Surrounding the house is a nice garden with covered parking area / garage a number of terraces to sit and enjoy the view, mature fruit trees & built in BBQ. The house needs some minor works to bring it up to its full potential, but is basically in good condition. Internal size: 76m2 External size: 413m2 Great views down to the valley floor and mountains in the distance. All utilities connected. Wood fired stove.
It is a short drive from one of Slovenia's most important historic towns – Ptuj, with scope for lots of outdoor activities such as walking and cycling in the surrounding countryside and skiing at Mariborsko Pohorje just outside Maribor, Slovenia's second city, just 20 minutes drive away. Apartment 1: studio, 39m2, with open plan kitchen / dining / living / sleeping area that sleeps two people. It has a separate bathroom with shower a lovely balcony with views and satellite TV. Apartment 2: loft studio, 25m2, with open plan kitchen / dining / living / sleeping area that sleeps two people. Separate bathroom with shower. Apartment 3: 63m2, sleeps up to six people. Open plan kitchen / dining / living / sleeping area. 2 further bedrooms and toilet on loft level. Small balcony with great views. The apartment has Satellite TV. Price includes all fittings and new furnishings. Internal size: 127m2 External size: 430m2 Beautiful views of the surrounding countryside and Ptujska Gora's beautiful church. All utilities connected. Oil central heating.
The property lies only 300 metres far from the river Savinja and 1.5 km away from the Vimperk hills, offering a wide range of outdoor sports in close proximity including the ski centre Golte only 13 km from the property. The property was fully renovated in 2006, with the old rustic style being maintained. The roof of the outbuilding and kozolec were renovated in 2004. There is oil central heating. At only 3km from the Ljubljana-Celje motorway, 10km from regional centre Celje and 57km from Ljubljana it is an easily accessible location well positioned to take advantage of a wide range of Slovenia's attractions. Public transport, shops, school, kindergarten, doctor are all in the vicinity. On the ground floor there is a cellar room, a summer kitchen, toilet and boiler room and a covered terrace with fireplace. On the first floor there is a living area with fireplace connected to a dining room and a kitchen. There is a bathroom and a small study on the same floor. There are also two terraces on this floor. On the floor above there are two bedrooms, bathroom and further two rooms with wooden mezzanine levels. There is scope to convert the property to a multi apartment house and rent it out for tourism. Internal size: 299m2 External size: 1750m2 In addition to the house there is a large outbuilding (266m2) and traditional hayrack (212m2). There are nice views of the Vimperk hills. All utilities are connected. Central heating present.


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Both men's and women's lacrosse came out on top this week, as women edged out Gordon College 12-10 and the men dominated over Regis College 20 - 3.
For the women, senior Hailey Colburn (Concord, N.H./Concord) scored four goals and sophomore Charlotte DeSantis (Darien, Conn./Darien) potted three to propel the Wheaton College women's lacrosse team to its fifth-straight win, a 12-10 non-conference victory at Gordon College Thursday night at the Brigham Athletic Complex.
Senior Katie Powers (Ashburnham, Mass./Cushing Academy) and junior Kristen Palmer (East Dorset, Vt./Burr and Burton Academy) each tallied twice for the Lyons, who improved to 8-3 on the season.
Senior Jordan Alexander (Portland, Maine/Portland) scored three goals in the opening 17 minutes of the contest to help stake Gordon to a 6-0 lead. Wheaton responded by scoring four of the next five goals to cut its deficit to three (7-4) entering halftime. Powers scored twice to spark the run while Palmer and Colburn also tallied once.
The momentum gained by the Lyons in the waning minutes of the first half carried over into the second as they scored the first four goals to take their first lead of the contest at 8-7. Colburn sandwiched a pair of goals around Palmer's second marker of the contest before an own goal by Gordon put the Lyons in front. Sophomore Anna Blomberg (Simsbury, Conn./Simsburg) responded for the Fighting Scots with a pair of goals in 32 seconds to help Gordon regain the lead at 9-8.
Down a goal with nine minutes remaining in regulation, Colburn netted her team-leading 52nd goal of the season at 8:18 to tie the game at nine. DeSantis followed with three goals in a span of 23 seconds to give the Lyons a 12-9 advantage. Blomberg registered her fifth of the contest for Gordon (8-2) with 2:51 remaining before the Lyons closed out the victory.
Freshman Katy Ananian (Belmont, Mass./Belmont) recorded four saves to earn her seventh victory of the season as the Lyons outshot the Fighting Scots 25-21. Wheaton forced 19 turnovers and tallied 18 ground balls, led by four from Colburn and three each from Palmer and senior Sydney Ferguson (Jamestown, R.I./North Kingstown).
Alexander finished with three goals and five assists for Gordon while sophomore Danielle Maguire (Braintree, Mass./Braintree) recorded 12 saves.
The Lyons return to action on Saturday afternoon when they welcome Mount Holyoke to Norton for a 1 p.m. contest.
On the men's lacrosse team, freshman Matthew Hillman (Brookline, Mass./Brookline) racked up nine points on five goals and four assists in Wheaton College's 20-3 win over Regis College in Pilgrim League men's lacrosse action Thursday evening.
Senior Duncan Smith (Centerport, N.Y./Harborfields) added five goals and dished out two assists for the Lyons, who improved to 6-3 (2-0 Pilgrim) with the win and have now doubled last season's win total. Nine different student-athletes recorded at least one point for Wheaton, and Hillman's nine points are the fifth-highest single-game total in program history.
Seniors Charlie Willauer (Duxbury, Mass./Proctor Academy) (2-3-5) and Mike Harrington (Sturbridge, Mass./Bancroft School) (4-1-5) each tallied five points while junior Sean Doherty (East Lyme, Conn./East Lyme) handed out four assists and sophomore Colby Shields (Yarmouth, Maine/Yarmouth) picked up a goal and two assists.
The Lyons led 4-1 after one and 10-1 at halftime behind three goals from Smith and two each from Harrington and Hillman. Harrington and Smith potted four of the first five Wheaton goals to open the second half and put the game away.
Wheaton finished the contest with a 38-16 edge in shots. Defensively, senior David Schroeder (Nashau, N.H./Nashua North) collected a game-high six ground balls while junior Jake Croasdale (Manchester, N.H./Kents Hill School) notched five.
Sophomore Harrison Bramhall (Barrington, R.I./Trinity Pauling) recorded eight saves to earn his sixth win of the season for Wheaton. Sophomore Jesse O'Neil (Charlestown, Mass./Boston Latin) played the final 18 minutes between the pipes and was credited with three saves.
For Regis, sophomore Breandan Crane (Billerica, Mass./Arlington Catholic) stopped eight Wheaton shots. Junior Stephen Bottex (Norwood, Mass./Norwood) and sophomores Chris Costello (Edgartown, Mass./Martha's Vineyard) and John Basbas (Framingham, Mass./Framingham) each scored goals for the Pride (3-7, 0-2 Pilgrim).
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Amazing!Posted on 07 / 20 / 2014
Bliss is one of my favorite restaurants in SLO; they have such a diverse menu and yummy desserts available. 10/10 would recommend :)Pros: All vegan, fun staff, great vibe
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Bliss is one of my favorite restaurants in SLO; they have such a diverse menu and yummy desserts available. 10/10 would recommend :)Pros: All vegan, fun staff, great vibe
Myself and 2 other longtime vegetarians stopped here to eat during a long trip down the 101. We ordered various entrees, all were bland and tasteless. The food evidently was not designed by an experienced chef, but young hippies who basically gathered a bunch of "healthy" ingredients and threw things together thinking it'd be good. And there wasn't much professionalism or efficiency at all. The staff was needlessly slow at everything - though they were all nice and friendly. The carrot juice, however, was good - so at least they couldn't screw that up. :) I would not recommend this place. And though the portion sizes were good, given that the food didn't taste well it was rather overpriced.
I had read about this place on Happycow years ago and ate here once when they were in their former, tiny location around the block. Came through San Luis Obispo again in June 2014, and here's my Bliss Cafe review update.
Whereas the former cafe was tiny, this new space is large and expansive. Enters from the street into an indoor mall area, and some steps in you will the cafe counter and the desserts counter toward the back. Then the hall leads you to the back patio area where you welcome the fresh greenery of giant trees and a creek with running water down below.
Last trip here we had a very filling and delicious meal called "the peace plate" which comprised organic brown rice, a salad with sprouts and sunflower seeds, chickpea flour breaded eggplant in a marinara sauce, spicy pineapple salsa, and a yellow vegetable-potato curry. We also shared some sweet potato fries, a quiche, a green kale and banana smoothie, and a raw chocolate avocado pie for dessert.
This time around we stopped in for a green smoothie and a fresh green juice, and just relaxed by the creek - a wonderful place to explore.Pros: good food and drinks, friendly people, good intentions
I have had the same thing every time I go in....several times. The Buddha Bowl is delicious! Curried vegetables over brown rice with optional chutney. Ample, delicious, filling and disappears in a few short minutes. Once I take that first bite I can't seem to put the fork down. Pretty informal, order at the counter, find a seat and your food is brought to you. Nice "zen" atmosphere with lots of announcements and literature about local activities and health events posted and spread around. And it is right in the middle of downtown SLO...great locations.Pros: Great food, Really nice staff, Convenient location in town
After trying multiple Vegan eateries in over 15 different states, this cafe has got to be the most disappointing. The chili dog was microwaved to the point of being inedible, and the "chili" was just tasteless black beans. The girl behind the counter was very rude, but maybe she was just having a rough day. I sincerely hope that the vegan population of San Luis Obispo has other options of restaurants to choose from besides this one.Pros: nothing
Our family of four all loved this place. We loved the atmosphere, the cleanliness, the staff and the FOOD! The chocolate mousse pie is life changing. Best thing I have eaten since becoming a vegan. The chili dogs were so good and came with a huge salad. My son and husband had burritos and other son had a fresh made juice. We all were satisfied and had zero complaints. That doesn't happen often with me as I have managed restaurants and it is in my blood to find the flaws. Bravo. Will be back every time we are in town.Pros: Staff, Chocolate Mousse Pie , Chili dogs!
After trying vegan restaurants all over the country, THIS place has got to be the worst. If you like microwaved chili dogs and frozen vegetables, then this place is perfect for you. When asking the girl at the counter how much a bag of wheat grass powder was, she looked at me and said "oh, that's really expensive", to which I replied "do I look like I can't afford it?" Should've left then and there, but we were traveling and very hungry. What a disappointment.Pros: None
Happy Cow did not let us down with this jewel of a Cafe. Although you have to walk from the main street into a building with other shops, Bliss sits in the back of the building and opens up onto a courtyard. When we were there there was live music and a lively crowd just outside. There is seating out in the courtyard but we elected to stay inside because it was a little chilly.
The food was wonderful. We tried a couple of different dishes. The salad was really impressive with all kinds of local and organic ingredients. The juice was good as well.
We recommend this cafe to anyone interested in living healthy!
Was in town for a conference and stopped by about 10 minutes before they cosed. I got a Tempeh Reuben and a side of Lentil Kale Soup for $9. Both were very tasty, but not exceptional. Solid vegan option in San Luis Obispo.Pros: Tasty, Inexpensive
Good food, tasty & healthy. Nice little place with a comfortable little indoor seating area, and an outdoor seating area as well next to a creek, with lots of outdoor plants. Attentive, friendly service. It is a little pricey.Pros: Delicious, Healthy, Friendly
Highly recommended! I had the veggie sando with tempeh. Delicious.Pros: great vegan menu
Very tasty, but nothing to write home about. I had the all day Breakfast Burrito. Yummers, but I could have done it at home, better. But, I am always stoked to be able to go to a Vegan establishment. They have a very simple menu(in terms of choices, not in terms of food prep), and a very simple location. 4 tables, a window seat area, and 10 or so items on the menu. My only real negative critique would be the cost. I spent $11.31 (USD) on a breakfast burrito with a small side salad. Not a lot in the scheme of normal eating out experiences, but way inflated when you think about how you're eating rice, tofu, veggies and a tortilla. It is all vegan though, and the food was good. I'll support them... Also, nice selection of gluten free and raw items...plus, they are well known for their super packed vegan and live smoothies....Pros: Vegan, Nice atmosphere, Tasty unique standards
I loved the special sauce. Not sure what it is: tamarind, cardamon, and more? I did feel cheated though. The portion of tempeh I got with my sandwich was weak considering what I paid. I am also guessing I got wheat bread, not squaw, and it was quite thin. Suppose I was hoping for homemade, and dark squaw at that. The apple/banana/kale smoothie with hemp protein was OK, but very runny, not smooth/thick, and not cold at all. Maybe that's just how they make their smoothies? But I'd call it juice, warm juice. On a warm day I'd like something cool, or cold. It was also disappointing to see a server wearing the latest trendy rooster feathers in her ears, but perhaps she doesn't know the score, or care. They do serve eggs and cheese, but rooster feathers are still in poor taste in a vegetarian restaurant (or anywhere for that matter). Nevertheless, I'd call the service just OK, and the taste/vale about the same. The bathroom could have a used a good cleaning, and a LOCK! as well.Pros: good special house sauce, cozy
Bliss Cafe is hands down my favorite restaurant in SLO. The Peace Plate is fabulous and the portions are plentiful enough for two people to share. The Spanakopita is great as are the quiches and desserts. You can't go wrong ordering anything on the menu.Pros: generous portions, friendly staff, good prices
I had lunch at Bliss Cafe today, and it was a pretty wonderful surprise. A handsome, breezy, relaxing little place with soaring ceilings. The menu is super wholesome and appetizing --I started with a light smoothie that featured banana and kale, and ate something I rarely dare order: a "vegetable sandwich," this time with tempeh. The shredded veggies (lettuce, carrots, beets) were abundant and fresh, the bread was local, brown and deliciously smeared by hummus and vegenaise, and the tempeh hearty. On request they piled in some sauerkraut, which pretty much made it a reuben. Served with a pile of wildly delicious home-made lavash chips, that they'd seasoned w/ nutritional yeast and more. Highly recommended! Esp. as an antidote to greasy road-trip food. I think I'll go back tomorrow.Pros: healthy, fresh, delicious
This little restaurant was so cute and welcoming! The chef and staff were all so nice and we had an amazing and very FILLING meal! I had a vegan quiche that was delicious and iced Mate by the glass. It was a wonderful lunch and we will be back!Pros: All vegan, Healthy, Delicious
At bliss you know that all their food is coming to you clean and fresh. With a small restaurant like this you can be sure that each meal is made with care and quality and not rushed or mass produced along some assembly line. But what I really like about Bliss is that the typical barrier between the customer and the cook is erased. The result is a unique dining experience where the person showing you the menu is the same person who goes to the kitchen to prepare your meal. This setup makes so much sense when you think about it! Not only does this put the patron at ease with the assurance that they are well taken care of, it also gives them the chance to meet and thank the person making their food. It's my opinion that when you never speak to or even see the person making your food, something is lost. Bliss Cafe frees you from the impersonal aspect of the typical restaurant and celebrates the bond that food preparation can create between people.Pros: Healthy/fresh food, Warm and friendly staff, Affordable
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Every single person who was in the Aurora, Colorado mass shooting has suffered an unbearable tragedy. And yet one woman, Ashley Moser, seems to have suffered triple tragedies. First, her precious 6-year-old daughter, Veronica, died. And then Ashley suffered a miscarriage of the "miracle baby" she was carrying when she was shot. And now, even more terrible news has emerged. According to Ashley's aunt, Mary Ellen Hansen, Ashley is expected to be paralyzed due to her injuries. In fact, the best that doctors are hoping for right now is that she will retain use of her arms. Ashley is expected to spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair.
There is so much incredibly horrific news here that it is extremely difficult to find any good whatsoever. But, at the very least, Ashley seems to have dedicated family members by her side. And her boyfriend, Jamison Toews, the father of her unborn child, survived the shooting with a bullet graze to the head.
Ashley is going to need the support not just of her family, her friends, and her boyfriend going forward, but the entire community of Aurora. Perhaps the entire country. I can really only hope against hope that this 25-year-old woman finds the strength to not only continue to live, but to find positive meaning in life. I believe she will still have much to live for: The love of family and friends. Perhaps future children, depending. And, certainly, her own voice and experience. She now has a powerful voice and a shocking experience that she can use to make people want to listen to her. She has much to teach us all -- especially victims of other tragedies.
In all honesty, I do not know -- I don't think any of us know -- what we would do in her position. It is all just too unfair, twisted, cruel, and terrible. We should all hug our children a little tighter tonight, and be thankful for our routine days.
How can Ashley find the strength to continue?
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God bless her.
What Prima said.....we're talking about this woman's life, it should not be the gossip topic of the week until something else comes along. She needs to be left alone to mourn and heal in peace. If you want to raise awareness about her struggles instead of using her pain as mindless fodder, how about donating money to her. It's really the only way to help someone out in this situation that you dont personally know.
How can you say such a terrible thing?!? Perhaps she's stronger than you realize. Wishing she died is disgusting. She can still live a productive life, even if she's paralized. Seriously, we should be thankful she is alive.
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Chester is a small Vermont village nestled in the Eastern slopes of the Green Mountains in the Williams River Valley, along the South Central tier of the state. Our citizenry is not as diverse as some places but we do have a fine mix of natives and those from away - some from far, far away who have happily decided to make Chester their home too.
Our population is small compared to our landmass -- around 3,000 residents within 56 square miles, which can make for a solitude not found in a city. And our land offers some of the most diverse and beautiful landscapes imaginable. You'll never grow tired of experiencing our hills and mountains, valleys and streams, rocky ledges and pastures. In all seasons, Chester is a wonder to behold.
The three branches of the Williams River come together in downtown Chester as they head through Rockingham to the Connecticut River. The North Branch begins in Andover, runs through Ludlow then turns south along Route 103 through the Stone Village. The South Branch runs from Tater Hill Golf Course along Popple Dungeon Road before turning north at the Grafton Road. And the Middle Branch runs from Andover to Chester along Route 11.
There are numerous spots for fishing or dipping along each branch.
Because of the way that Chester sits along these branches and the various mountains that divide it, our weather patterns between areas can be almost as diverse as our landscape. Popple Dungeon may be getting hit with a snowstorm while Main Street is sunny -- or vise versa. What definitely happens in this area is morning mists rolling off the mountains.
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The town is comprised of two districts in the National Register of Historic Places: The Stone Village Historic District (also known as the Stone Houses at Chester Depot) are on both sides of Route 103 North. It consists of 10 Greek Revival buildings that also includes a former school (now a home) and a Unitarian Universalist Church. This district was recognized in 1974.
The Chester Village Historic District, also known as South Village, was recognized in 1985. It is roughly bounded by Lovers Lane Brook, Maple Street, the Middle Branch of the Williams River and Lovers Lane. Its historic significance is its mix of Late Victorian, Colonial Revival and Federal style architecture. These homes, houses of worship and businesses were built between 1750 and 1924.
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Why can't this just exist at all subway stations in Toronto?
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Wow. Aside from the fact I love the "Symphonies" track in the background, this is an awesome ad. Of course one could say it is unfortunate that no one is actually out and about, and is instead cooped up in their home, but this ad is way to cool to point that out.
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It is difficult to argue with the benefits of juicing, although I have read articles that suggest it is wiser to put everything into a Vita-Mix and get the fiber as well. I'm not sure that's a truly practical solution. Plus, I am pretty sure I can feel all the juicer-oxygenated nutrients entering my bloodstream when I drink a glass of gorgeous fresh juice, brimming with vitamins and minerals.
What I can argue is that juicing is inherently flawed in two ways. First, it's kind of a pain in the a**. Does anyone else think this? Even though I consider myself to be somewhat nutritionally savvy, juicing challenges me. Buying the ingredients, washing them, storing them, and then getting all the vegetables out of the refrigerator to make the juice, preparing and chopping them.
Then there is the actual juicing of the produce, because juicing can go very wrong, especially with kale in the mix. In my mind, finding the right balance of flavors has reached wine sommelier status. And, if you're me, and thank goodness you're not, you are also trying to maximize the session of juicer usage because if you are going to haul out all equipment, you might as well make the most of it. It's times like these when I look at the cookbook by Gwyneth Paltrow and envy her and her personal chef. I'm not really prone to envy, even after everything I have been through, but Gwyneth evokes a bit of envy.
But, she has some darn good juice recipes on page 212.
Let's be honest. A cup of coffee may not be healthy, but it is a heck of a lot easier.
Which brings me to juicing's second flaw. Let's say you have an off day, and the idea of lugging the juicer and the vegetables out is just too much. Not to mention the clean up. So off you go to the local juice store, but sticker shock sends you back home. Because really, when did $8 for a glass of juice ever make sense? I mean, it makes sense if you can afford it, and if you can, you should belly up to the juice bar.
But for the rest of us, it is back home to the juicer and its purportedly simple (but truly laborious) components that have to be put together, disassembled and then washed. I'm really not this much of a whiner in real life.
When my daughter managed a Starbucks, she told me about a man who came in daily for a Venti Frappe-Whipped-Mocha something or other, at a cost of $4.75. He did this three or four times a day. Apparently, he's a man who can afford the juice habit in a big way, but he chooses the coffee way. Go Starbucks. I have to admit I feel guilty buying kombucha, which usually costs $3.59, but the other day I found them at Vons for $2.99. Go me.
Back to juice. Do it. It feels good and it's good for you. I believe it is a worthy addition to the healing hive.
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What is bookbinding?
We all have books at home, whether they be schoolbooks, novels, journals or sketchbooks. They might be paperbacks or hardbacks, though I'm guessing not many of you own hand-crafted books. With books being commonly used and readily available items today we forget that books are (or can be) works of art! Bookbinding is a craft especially cultivated in the Middle Ages, where books were still quite rare and expensive. The art of bookbinding has survived until today, although it is no longer necessary to bind books by hand, since we have machines that can do that for us. Nevertheless, a hand-made book is a beautiful thing, and has the special appeal of something unique.
Important Terms
Tool for punching holes into paper, book board, signatures etc.
bone folder:
Tool used for folding and creasing paper.
end sheet:
Sheets of paper which come between the cover and the signatureblock.
Small band of cloth at the top and bottom inside of a book's spine. Mostly used for decorative reasons.
Process of sewing together the signatures (and the cover in some cases).
Group of folded sheets which together make up a complete book. A book can consist of one or more signatures.
Binding/sewing techniques include:
Case Binding
A type of binding used for hard-cover books. The textblock (signatures glued together) is glued to a seperate case, and the book typically has grooves along the spine. The technique requires many steps and is a time-consuming endeavor.
Coptic/Chain Stitch
Characterised by the chain of stitches that links the signatures together. The name stems from the Copts (early Christians in Egypt) who used this technique. It's popular for making journals and sketchbooks.
Girdle Binding
A bookbinding method where the leather binding extends beyond the covers to end in a large knot, so that the book can be tucked into one's girdle (= belt). These books were worn by medieval European monks between the 13th and the 16th century.
Limp Binding
A method in which the book cover consists of a flexible cloth, leather, vellum (high-quality parchment) or paper.
Long Stitch
A technique used to sew together signature-block and cover (usually a leather cover). It is often used in combination with other stitches such as the chain stitch.
Bookbinding tutorials
Some great tutorials to get you started on making your own books!
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Hamburger Helper Helper Recipe
By LINDUTCH
Difficulty: Easy | Total Time: 15-25 minutes | Active Time: | Makes: 3-4 servings
Single parenting time and money efficiency needs inspired this one.
- frozen lb of ground beef, pre-cooked
- Any boxed dish requiring a lb of ground beef
- The following assumes that some day when you came home from grocery shopping, having purchased a 5 lb (or larger) chub of ground beef, you broke it into bits and placed it on a broiler pan and broiled until cooked well. The fat drained into the pan below through the slats. You then divided your cooked 5 lb chub into 5 roughly equal parts & packaged each into a zip lock sandwich bag and froze it.
- Need a meal in a dash? Put one of the frozen ground beef packages in a covered casserole dish with contents of a Hamburger Helper entree (or just about anything requiring a lb of ground beef) and water as needed.
- Hit the appropriate number of minutes on your microwave panel.
- Stir and enjoy!
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Senior Research Associate sought for project in Algebra
A Senior Research Associate is sought to collaborate with Dr Paul Levy on an EPSRC-supported project entitled "Varieties of Modules and Representations of Frobenius Kernels of Reductive Groups". This is a fixed-term post of 15 months and the closing date for applications is 30th May 2013.
For more details, please see http://hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=A686.
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Altec Lansing has been in the iPod speaker market longer than anyone, and it shows. The inclusion of a rechargeable battery and an FM radio makes the iM600 incredibly versatile.
People are selling the iPhone 5 at a premium on eBay in yet another sign that demand for the smartphone is high.
Apple will supply the Pentagon with iOS devices as part of a new contract, a new report says.
Apple analysts and investors have big hopes for sales of the new iPad as stock climbs to a historic high.
BBC iPlayer had a record year in 2011, with shows such as Top Gear and Sherlock watched on our phones, smart TVs and games consoles.
A new cut-price version version of the iMac has appeared on Apple's US website, but unfortunately it's only for educational institutions.
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Tuesday saw the highest number of preorders in one day ever for an Apple device. It's also not clear when the iPhone 4 will be in stock.
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Champion, Palat, and Despres Are Three Stars
Lewiston MAINEiacs goalie Nicholas Champion, Drummondville Voltigeurs' forward Ondrej Palat, and Saint John Sea Dogs' rearguard Simon Despres are the Telus three stars of the week for the week ending October 17th, 2010.
Champion began the week with 22 saves in Lewiston's 3-1 win over Chicoutimi on Wednesday. He followed that up with 27 more and the third star of the game award in the MAINEiacs' 4-1 win over Baie-Comeau on Saturday and ended it with 18 more as Lewiston completed the sweep of the Drakkar with a 5-2 victory on Sunday.
Palat had a goal and assist in Drummondville's 5-3 loss to Val-d'Or on Friday and added two goals and two assists in the Voltigeurs' 7-1 thrashing of Gatineau on Sunday.
Despres added one assist on Nathan Beaulieu's game winner 5:31 into the third in Tuesday's 5-3 win over Rimouski, another assists on Steven Anthony's game winner 8:53 into the first in Saturday's 2-0 shutout of Rouyn-Noranda and ended the week with two more helpers as the second came on Stephen MacAulay's game winner with 34 seconds left in the first period.
Hains Fired In Baie-Comeau
Baie-Comeau Head Coach Stephane Hains has become the first coaching casualty of the new season.
He was relieved of his duties on Friday after going 25-57 with the team since becoming head coach. It will be determined later on what his role with the team will be.
Assistant Serge Poudrier is the interim coach effective immediately.
Taverfoff Reaches 1000th Game Milestone
On Sunday David Taverfoff will become the third QMJHL official to officiate in 1000 games.
He joins Serge Carpentier and Sylvain Cloutier as the only QMJHl officials to participate in 1000 career QMJHL games. Cloutier was the supervisor of Sunday's contest in Verdun as the Montreal Juniors faced the Val-d'Or Foreurs.
Dominic Bédard and Nicolas Dutil will be the referees, Denis Drolet will be the other linesman.
Taverfoff officiated his first QMJHL game on September 25th, 1983 in Verdun with Chicoutimi as the visiting team. François Larochelle was the referee and Yves Deschênes was the other linesman.
Taveroff has worked 881 regular season games and 118 playoffs games over 28 seasons.
Four current NHL officials originating from the Lac St. Louis region were also at the game–Dave Jackson, Marc Joannette, Pierre Champoux and Pierre Racicot. Representing the QMJHL will be Pierre Leduc, the Director of Hockey Operations, who also hails from Lac St. Louis. He will present a commemorative plaque to David Taveroff.
Quebec, Drummondville, and Acadie-Bathurst Make CHL Top 10
When the CHL rankings were announced on Wednesday Quebec, Drummondville, and Acadie-Bathurst made the cut.
Quebec is ranked first for the third straight week; while Drummondville dropped one spot to fifth; and Acadie-Bathurst finished ninth.
Top 10 Rankings
1 Quebec Remparts (9-0-0-1
2 Mississauga St. Michael's Majors (5-1-0-0
3 Saginaw Spirit (7-1-0-0)
4 Saskatoon Blades (6-1-0-0)
5 Drummondville Voltigeurs (9-2-1-1)
6 Tri-City Americans (7-2-1-0)
7 Red Deer Rebels (7-2-0-0)
8 Acadie-Bathurst Titan (9-3-0-0)
9 Owen Sound Attack (5-1-0-0)
10 Kitchener Rangers (6-1-0-0)
The Games This Week
Michael Kirkpatrick had two goals and one assist for Saint John as they skated to a 5-3 win over Rimouski; and Felix-Antoine Chabot also found the back of the net twice for Victoriaville as they demolished Rouyn-Noranda 7-1 on Tuesday night.
On Wednesday Alex Lemieux scored the game winner 1:17 into the third as Halifax beat Rimouski 5-3; Michael Chaput had two goals to lead Lewiston to a 3-1 win over Chicoutimi; and Anton Sloban found the back of the net twice to lead Shawinigan to a 6-2 victory over Val-d'Or.
On Thursday Cape Breton and Rouyn-Noranda played the last of their home and home series that they began last weekend with the Screaming Eagles taking the game 4-3 in a shootout as Morgan Ellis and Pierre-Antoine Dion scored for Cape Breton.
Ten teams took to the ice on Friday as Félix Lefrançois scored the game winner at the 13:18 mark of the third as Rimouski edged Cape Breton 4-3; Brandon Gormley and Allain Saulnier scored twice each as Moncton doubled Victoriaville 6-3; Louis Leblanc was the only shooter to score in the shootout as Montreal nipped Chicoutimi 3-2; Jean-Francois Leblanc added two goals and one assist as Val-d'Or skated past Drummondville 5-3; and Alex Wall's goal with 18 seconds left in regulation saw Quebec edge Shawinigan 3-2.
Jess Tanguay potted two goals for Lewiston in their 4-1 win over Baie-Comeau; Tyn McGinn's second of the game 1:30 into the overtime saw Gatineau edge Chicoutimi 4-3; Zach O'Brien, Olivier Hotte, and Sebastien Trudeau scored for Acadie-Bathurst, while Martin Frk was the lone goal scorer for Halifax in the Titan's 3-1 win; Philippe Paradis found the back of the net twice and assisted on one more, and Ben Duffy added a goal and two helpers as PEI romped to a 5-1 win over Victoriaville; Steven Anthony got a goal and assist as Saint John shut the door on Rouyn-Noranda 2-0; and Vincent Bernard scored the game winner 1:03 into overtime as Quebec won yet another overtime game this time by a 4-3 score over Val-d'Or.
The weekend closed out with seven games on Sunday as Petr Straka had the hat trick and one assist, and Alex Belzile scored twice as Rimouski demolished Acadie-Bathurst 8-1; Stephen MacAulay scored twice for Saint John as they doubled Victoriaville 4-2; Ben Duffy and Andrej Nestrasil had a goal and assist each as PEI skated past Rouyn-Noranda 5-2; Daniel Pettersen scored twice in Moncton's 6-4 over Cape Breton; Val-d'Or let Montreal get a 2-0 lead before coming back to score three unanswered goals as Guillaume Maud scored the game winner with 2:39 left in regulation in the Foreurs' 4-2 win; Etienne Brodeur led the way for Lewiston with two goals and one assist in the MAINEiacs' 5-2 win over Baie-Comeau; and Ondrej Palat found the back of the net twice and lent a helping hand on two more as Drummondville hammered Gatineau 7-1.
The Leaders
Quebec continues to lead both the Telus East Division and overall standings with their 11-0-0-1 record and 22 points. Moncton is the Beast of the East as they have been victorious on 10 occasions while losing three, with no overtime losses and two shootout losses for a total of 22 points; and Drummondville is the best of the Telus West (10-3-1-1, 22 pts).
Quebec forward Jonathan Audy-Marchessault returns to the top spot among skaters as he has scored nine goals while assisting on 19 more in the 12 games that he has skated in. Victoriaville forward Philip-Michael Devos is bumped back to second with his 27 points (6G, 21A) in 15 games; while Marchessault's teammate Joel Champagne returns to the top three as he has beaten goalies on eight occasions while assisting on 16 more in the 12 contests that he has skated in.
Marchessault's teammate Jimmy Appleby continues his hot streak among netminders as he once again rules the roost with his 3-0-0-1 record, 1.55 GAA, and 0.927 SAV%. Drummondville's Guillaume Nadeau (8-2-1-1, 2.21 GAA, 0.905 SAV%) is second followed by Quebec's Louis Domingue at third who has won eight games, lost none, with no overtime or shootout losses, has a goals against average of 2.23 and 0.911 SAV%.
The Games To Come
The week begins with one game on Tuesday as Halifax is at home to Maritime rival Acadie-Bathurst.
On Wednesday Lewiston is at home to Shawinigan; and PEI makes their way to Verdun to face Montreal.
Victoriaville hosts Montreal; and Baie-Comeau is at home to Moncton on Thursday.
Sixteen teams will take to the ice on Friday as Cape Breton and Halifax square off in a Maritime tilt at the Halifax Metro Centre; another chapter in the Battle of New Brunswick will be written as Acadie-Bathurst hosts Saint John; the Battle of Quebec will be fought on four fronts as Victoriaville hosts Gatineau, Baie-Comeau is in Chicoutimi, and Rouyn-Noranda makes their way to Val-d'Or, and Rimouski hosts Drummondville; while the other two remaining games has Gatineau at home to Lewiston, and PEI begins their Quebec trip with a stop in Shawinigan.
Moncton begins their trip through Quebec with a stop in Chicoutimi; Lewiston finishes their series with Gatineau; Baie-Comeau is in Shawinigan; Saint John makes their way to Halifax; PEI is in Quebec City to face the Remparts; and Rouyn-Noranda welcomes Val-d'Or on Saturday.
The weekend will finish with four games on Sunday Cape Breton travels to Bathurst; Moncton concludes their Quebec swing in Quebec City; Montreal is in Drummondville; and Rimouski and Victoriaville face off in Rimouski.


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NJITs Distinguished Professor of Management, Bruce Kirchhoff, PhD, Receives Excellence in Research Award
September 16, 2008
Bruce Kirchhoff, PhD, of Maplewood, a distinguished professor in NJIT's School of Management, and a renowned expert in small business administration, received at NJIT's recent annual awards convocation, the Excellence in Research Award. >>
Urban leaders who would like to create new jobs and better revenues may want to think high tech. That's the advice of Bruce Kirchhoff, PhD, distinguished professor of management at NJIT, who believes there are many good reasons today for businesses to turn high tech and for the government to support their efforts. "High-tech start-up businesses create more net new jobs per firm than any other category of start-up businesses," said Kirchhoff, who directs the Technological Entrepreneurship Program at NJIT. "They create more than twice the number of innovations per employee compared to larger firms." >>


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Ocean Village Marina Gibraltar, Gibraltar
Gibraltar's Ocean Village Marina is fast-gathering a reputation for the rising star in the super-yacht arena and is now competing with the most established marinas across the Mediterranean. A secure and sheltered haven from the storms (and taxes!) that affect many Iberian marinas.
The location of Ocean Village Marina at the Gateway to the Mediterranean is also significant as Ocean Village has become a key re-provisioning and fuel stop for not only trans-Atlantic yachts but also Mediterranean charters. Ocean Village itself is more than just a marina - it's been created as a home port of choice - and the vibrant marina quayside is a popular place for a stroll of an evening. The marina has berths from 8m to 100m and on a mix of traditional med, moorings, alongside berths and floating pontoons.
The Approach
When approaching Gibraltar during the day the towering Rock can be seen for miles, though when approaching from the north and west it only fully opens after rounding Punta Carnero. The bay is wide and holds few hazards on approach but there are numerous wrecks from various eras if considering anchoring. These wrecks are popular as dive site so it is important to keep a keen eye out for the International Code Flag "A" and then give the dive boat a wide clearance.
The bay can produce sudden wind shifts and gusts especially during a levanter and it may be necessary to shorten sail quickly. Commercial and naval traffic makes the approach very busy and yachts must give way to both. There is always a lot of anchored commercial vessels just off the harbour with bunker barges, water taxis etc plying between ships and the port.
By night the two main lights to be first spotted are the red aero light on top of the rock flashing Morse GB and the Europa point light. Identifying lights when closing the marinas is difficult with the backdrop of the town's lights.
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APC Enters Enterprise Software Market for IT Physical Infrastructure Management
Company unveils InfraStruXure Central v4.0, integrates data design, monitoring and management applications
"With InfraStruXure Central as the core platform, we have a great base on which to continue to build," said London. "We are delivering the industry's first closed loop system. You can only eliminate inaccuracies by combining design, operation and management. APC is now well-positioned to manage the entire physical layer of a data center through its lifecycle, seamlessly."
Not only are devices monitored and capacities measured within the IT physical infrastructure, but by integrating data from APC's design tools, IT managers can compare what is actually happening to what is supposed to happen. This design and operations data can then be fed to a new capacity management application. Capacity Manager helps eliminate the guesswork of where to place that next server with respect to power, cooling, floor and rack space. Stranded power and cooling capacity is eliminated and space is utilized to its highest efficiency. The new change management application allows easy management and tracking of the workflow and movement of IT equipment. All information from the change and capacity management applications is fed back to the database creating a closed loop system which ensures an updated, accurate model.
APC's InfraStruXure Designer, the result of more than 100 man years of development, provides the design data in the new solution. A sophisticated software system, InfraStruXure Designer provides the most efficient data center layout incorporating power and cooling, as well as floor and rack space. Its intelligence enables a design to incorporate redundancy, model the loads of thousands of different IT devices and even generate 3D visual renderings. The use of advanced power capacity and computational fluid dynamic (CFD) modeling ensures the physical infrastructure design avoids costly over-sizing, while providing the flexibility of a scalable infrastructure to meet the current and future needs of IT department's servers, storage and networking IT equipment.
"With today's high density computing, everything has become extremely complex," added London. "It is now clear that the days of managing the data center by hand are over."
InfraStruXure Central v4.0 is available worldwide and starts with an estimated resale price of less than $10,000. InfraStruXure Designer is currently available worldwide as a no charge service. For more information about InfraStruXure Central v4.0 and APC's other products, please visit www.apc.com or call 800-877-4080.
About APC APC, a leading provider of global, end-to-end solutions for real-time infrastructure, recently combined with MGE UPS SYSTEMS to form the Critical Power and Cooling Services business unit of Schneider Electric. Founded in 1981, APC's comprehensive products and services for home and corporate environments improve the availability, manageability and performance of sensitive electronic, network, communication and industrial equipment of all sizes. APC offers a wide variety of products for physical infrastructure including InfraStruXure(R), its revolutionary architecture for on-demand data centers, as well as physical threat management products through the company's NetBotz(R) division. These products and services help companies increase the availability and reliability of their IT systems. For more information on APC or MGE, please visit www.APC-MGE.com.
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