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The quieter and more laid back village of San Jose del Cabo is to the east of Cabo San Lucas. It's wonderful tree lined streets attract a somewhat older crowd.
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José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas enjoy equal access to the great beaches along the corridor between the two towns. Because the Cabo San Lucas harbor provides shelter for a large sportfishing and recreational fleet, it attracts most of the holiday guests ... rather than in San José or along the corridor.
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Eight shows a week, Chaplin star Rob McClure transforms into the Little Tramp at the Barrymore Theatre. Broadway.com went to his dressing room to find out why "there's nothing more rewarding" than portraying the legendary icon.
Tony Award winner Daisy Eagan gives us a taste of her solo show, One For My Baby at 54 Below.April 30, 2014
Get a peek at stars Rob McClure, Jennifer Bowles and more as they rehearse Irma La Douce for Encores! at City Center.April 29, 2014
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Cabaret stars Alan Cumming, Michelle Williams, Danny Burstein, Linda Emond and more on telling an important story, singing iconic songs and fondling the beautiful ensemble in this musical revival.April 25, 2014
Act One star Santino Fontana stops by Show People with Paul Wontorek to talk up his new play and laugh...a lot.April 24, 2014
Meeting the men of Harvey Fierstein's new play Casa Valentina on opening night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre.April 24, 2014
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"Curiosity" (Margarita Naumchik, Staff)
Every day is an adventure that brings a new experience into our life, which in turn changes our behavior and expectations for the future. My niece is a very curious baby who likes to touch everything she sees including animals and birds. This was her first encounter with a parrot during our vacation in Mexico.
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UWB and ELC students visited a community based tourism in Ayutthaya, Thailand that helps develop tourism projects. The woman is creating a cultural dessert called Tang Yuan (Rice balls with red bean, sesame, peanut filling, and coconut shavings).
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 7, 2009) — Coco Belle seized the lead from the start and led all the way under Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith to snap a six-race losing streak in Thursday's $60,000 allowance feature at Hollywood Park.
The chestnut mare covered 6 ½ furlongs in 1:15.33 while hanging on in the stretch for a one-length victory over She's Cheeky. Ashley's Kitty finished third in the field of six fillies and mares, followed by even-money favorite Foxy Danseur.
Coco Belle, a homebred owned by Jerry and Ann Moss and trained by John Sadler, paid $8.80, $5 and $3 while winning for the sixth time in 22 starts. She's Cheeky returned $4.80 and $3, while the show payoff on Ashley's Kitty was $3.80.
Coco Belle, the second winner of the day for Smith, banked $36,000 to boost her earnings to $406,913. The third choice, she helped set up a Pick Six carryover of $68,563.
Rafael Bejarano rode three winners Thursday to take the lead in the jockeys' standings with 19 wins through 11 racing days. Joel Rosario is second with 16 wins and Joe Talamo third with seven.
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notessmall pets permitted, sightseeing tours, babysitting - all on request..
main distancesnearest village Taverne D'Arbia 3km/2miles, Siena 7km/4miles, Chianti 20km/12,5miles, Florence 70km/43miles, Pisa 120km/74miles, Rome 255km/158miles.
airportsFlorence 75Km/46miles, Pisa 120Km/74miles, Rome 255Km/158miles.
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|Healing Touch
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The druids' reverence for nature allows them to bestow wondrous gifts upon their allies.
Healing Touch is a druid healing ability learned at level 26.
Modified by Edit
- [Nature's Swiftness] (talent)
- [Dream of Cenarius]
- [Predatory Swiftness] ( feral spec ability)
- [Nature's Focus] ( restoration spec ability)
- Glyph of Healing Touch
- Item Level 25
- Major Glyph
- Classes: Druid (Restoration)
- Requires Level 25
- Use: Permanently teaches you this glyph.
When you cast Healing Touch, the cooldown on your Swiftmend is reduced by 1 sec.
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Tips and TacticsEdit
- Using [Nature's Swiftness] with this spell results in a massive instant direct heal, which is very useful for emergency situations. Most druids have a macro that immediately casts Nature's Swiftness followed by Healing Touch. In this way you can take advantage of the spell's strength (a massive direct heal) while ignoring its weakness (long casting time).
- If you think your target might die while you're casting this spell, cast [Regrowth] first to buy yourself a little time.
Patch changes Edit
- Patch 4.0.6 (8-Feb-2011): Healing Touch is now trained at level 78, up from level 3.
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The ASO announced that the BMC Racing Team has received an official invitation to compete in the prominent Critérium International.
When reached for comment, Direteur Sportif, John Lelange said, "This is a big deal for us. It is a very prestigious race and has a parcours well suited to our style of riding." Taking just a quick glance down the list of recent winners, it is easy to understand the team's excitement. The past four years the race has been dominated by CSC, but Lelangue is not ruling out the possibility of showing-off BMC's strengths. "The first stage will be a sprinters stage, and as we have seen from Danilo Wyss during the recent Tour of California, he is perfectly able to place himself among the current sprint kings." Lelangue went on to say, "The hilly stage two will be well suited to Steve Bovay who will be coming back from breaking his collarbone in Qatar, and Alexander Moos, who rode so well in California will be fit for the time trial of stage three."
A strong spring proves BMC's fitness
Having already found much success at the Tour of California, BMC can feel secure in the image they are presenting to the cycling world. "We have done well in California, but even in Qatar, which is a race with an ASO presence, we were making a good impression," Lelangue reported. "The guys road well and looked good. Add to that our anti-doping efforts, and we hope to present a powerful argument promoting our right to be invited into these sorts of high-calibre racer."


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V.S (for Very Special) , also called *** (or Three Stars) is is a cognac which youngest eau-de-vie is at least two and a half years old. A Cognac may be sold only when its youngest eau-de-vie reaches a minimum of two and a half years old, as of the first day of October following the harvest of the grapes.
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Gold in colour with amber highlights.
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Blend of eaux de vie coming from the different growth areas of cognac.
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PRODUCTION : No chemical products or fertilisersLearn More
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Hine - H by Hine
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Powered by one channel of my Rockford 500 watt 2-channel amp. What I was looking for in my setup was clean sound, I purchased focal all around my car, sound dampened with Second Skin Audio, and added some clean tight bass. The bass hits deep, it will rattle your hair, but its far more tailored to rock, and punchy music. Deep long bass such as Trap, Dubstep, Rap really don't line up well with this subwoofer's strengths -- but that might also be my sealed box. Doing a side by side on my roommates 2 Rockford 10" subs in a ported box, the Focal out preforms in every category. So I don't have a lot of complaints. I might add a second. Pros: Deep Clean Punchy - Great on bass drums Cons: Not LOUD - but loud enough for adults Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 awesome 10"s !! Written By djru, morristown tennessee on Sunday, April 13, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Best over all subwoofers I have purchased. Clean and natural sounding. Been a jl audio fan for last 15 years and now that I have focal. I will use nothing else. Pros: Mirror magnet cover makes great visual in a custom enclosure. Very solid subwoofer. Protected tinsel leads. Solid spring loaded wire terminals. Great modest look to the face of the cone. Focal logo nicely centered on bottom of cone area. Cons: Honestly can not find a con on this sub. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 3 out of 5 not very loud Written By rgn, winston-salem, nc on Monday, April 29, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I was disappointed in the overall output/performance of the sub. Sound quality is good, but not very loud. If you are looking for a sub that sounds good at moderate volume levels then this is a good sub. Pros: great looking sub, good sound quality Cons: unhappy with overall output/performance of subs. I exchanged these for 10w3v3 's and the difference in output is noticeably better with the JLs. 1 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value 5 out of 5 I have found my subwoofer!! Written By Ultraworld, Florida on Wednesday, August 17, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed a system about 4 years ago in my '05 GTO. I used the single din Alpine of the day. I first heard Focal speakers & I was floored. I used a 2 way 6.5" system up front & a set of their coaxes for rear fill. They are not cheap. I chose a JL 500/5 with a JL 10W3v. I was never happy with the sub, always tweaking the crossovers. The bass was weak and flabby, I was considering a 2nd one. Then my luck changed. The 10W3 fried! came apart at the seams. A clean signal & power, there's no excuse. 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The view of bales of hay from Barry's tower bedroom inspired his fabric "Crop Art Circles."
Barry's textured chenille fabric "Cantaloupe Hide" was inspired by the heirloom cantaloupes he grows in his large garden.
With sweeping views and classical appointments, Barry's loggia is ideal for entertaining.
A noble stag stands guard.
Rubbings taken from the bark of towering old trees led to Barry's creation of the fabric "Oakbark."
A motif on china recalls the rolling hills of Fauquier County; it inspired "Warrenton Toile," in yellow.
The exterior of Barry's rural Virginia home, Elway Hall, built in the Edwardian style in 1907.
Barry's fabric "Pepper Pods" was suggested by a favorite engraving.
The wheels of old-time farm equipment led to Barry's creation of the fabric "Chariot Wheels."
"Cacao Vine" was taken from a 19th-century cocoa tin that belonged to Barry's beloved grandmother, his mentor in the garden.
The lamb-like coats of newborn angora kids inspired the plush silk velvet "Persian Cloud," shown bottom in river pearl. (Barry's late partner's mother, Ruth Schmidt, uses yarn from the goats, organically dyed, for her loom.)
Flowers create a quilt of color against a pastoral backdrop.
Barry's dog, Ellie, a wirehaired fox terrier, perches by the pool.
The barn has been converted into a dramatic space for gatherings.
The low stone wall surrounding the property inspired Barry's fabric "Stonewaves."
The table on the loggia is set for lunch with a tablecloth made of Barry's fabric, "Warrenton Toile."
A closer look at the table setting.
The ruby and gold of heirloom tomatoes grown on Barry's farm.
The cutting garden, neatly framed in the rearview mirror of Barry's bright-orange classic Chevy Nomad truck.
An orchard is also part of the grounds of this gentleman's estate.
A detail of classic rustic outdoor furniture.
Majestic old-growth trees provide deep shade for a picnic.
Brilliant dahlias with blooms the size of dinner plates are among Barry's favorite flowers.
Equipment in his tack barn led to Barry's creation of leather trims.
Furnished in warm harvest hues, the barn is set for entertaining.
The delicate colors of eggs laid by Barry's hens help him envision palettes.
This kitten posing for a closeup is one of many animals on Barry's farm.
Brightly colored blooms inspired Barry's fabric "Chrysanthemum."
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Designer Barry Dixon's Garden and Grounds
The rolling countryside surrounding his Virginia home inspires Barry Dixon's designs
Brightly colored blooms inspired Barry's fabric "Chrysanthemum."


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• Gen X Quilters' Charmed Prints QA
• Farmer's Wife QA
• Figgy Pudding quilt
• Wonky Log Cabin
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Ha! I got that email! I didn't think it was you...it really didn't sound like you (unless you had far too much to drink and you're fingers had a mind of their own on the keyboard). Unfortunately I *still* don't have an iPhone either. ;-)ReplyDelete
I see some Kona Coal in your secret project. Or am I mistaken. I love that colour. It is just the right dark shade of grey without being too dark.ReplyDelete
I love your new profile picture!ReplyDelete
I have had my email account hacked it really sucks.
Aren't you a tease another secret quilt
Love your new profile pic!!! Awesome shot! And Look at all of those HSTs, holy cow! Have you tried out those Thangles things yet? Looks like you're making some good progress so far!ReplyDelete
My Yahoo got hacked a couple of months ago too. I changed my password hoping that would help. BTW I love your star block and your triangles are intriguing!!
Sorry to hear you got hacked, Lee. My hotmail account got hacked a couple of weeks ago too. It's so frustrating! Your block is beautiful! Great fabric and colour choices!ReplyDelete
Just love your star block! Such pretty colors...wouldn't it be nice to have everything off the WIP list? lol I seriously appreciate you hosting WIP Wednesday. Each week it motivates me to get off my butt and sew! Thanks!ReplyDelete
I got that email from you! :) Luckily, I know a hacked email when I see one. SOrry you got hacked. That's not fun.
I love that basket of triangles. I look forward to seeing it someday! :)
Thanks for hosting!
I got that email! But it happens a lot. Sorry it had to happen to you. I can't wait to see your secret project!ReplyDelete
I too got the email, just ignored it. I really like that lovely star and I just looked at your bee blocks from yesterday's post, they are all so wonderful.ReplyDelete
I got the email but I knew right away what it was. I had the same thing happen to me. I was able to re-claim my account thankfully.
Love that farmers wife block and congrats on a secret project, I'm sure it's going to be awesome.
Oh dang, no iPhone offers here, I feel left out... ;o) Love the tantalising peek of the secret project, looking forward to seeing what it turns into!ReplyDelete
well I got a e mail from you but it wasn't for a phone, it was porn related :) I knew it wasn't from you but that you had to have been hacked and deleted it without opening it. I hate that people can do that with our e mail accounts.
Your star block is really cute. I have a neglected QAL using some of those same fabrics. After the first of the year I want to get it out and get it done!ReplyDelete
Sorry to hear you were hacked. What a pain. I do love the colors for your secret quilt, looking forward to seeing it together!ReplyDelete
Dang, and that Australian iPhone seemed like such a good deal! The star block is really cute, and that looks like a whole lot of HST!ReplyDelete
Can anyone join in on your WIP Wednesday link up Lee?ReplyDelete
: ( So lame about the hacker.ReplyDelete
I'm sad about your hacker! :( I'm glad you were (presumably) able to get your account back!ReplyDelete
Fun to have a secret project to sew on, as I'm sure many of us will have some things like that this holiday season. Sorry about your hacker. As a professor in a community college, about twice a semester a student's account is hacked. I think this is part of the territory in our online life. You seem remarkably calm for this having happened--I hope you got your account back!
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Boo about the hacker! I'm intrigued by your secret projects.ReplyDelete
Sorry about the hacker Lee! That happened to me a few months ago, also with Yahoo. Gmail is totally the way to go...and no worries, I resisted the urge to cash in on an Australian iPhone on your recommendation, haha. Yay for secret projects, looks yummy!ReplyDelete
You are such a tease with that secret quilt!ReplyDelete
Oh...and I noticed your profile photo right away...gorgeous! Did your friend take it! So flattering!!ReplyDelete
I joined our local Quilt Guild this week and I am so excited. Now I need to find out how to make a 12 1/2 inch star square in red white and blue to add to a military quilt they are making!ReplyDelete
Love the fabrics for your Charmed Prints QA. Great colors!!ReplyDelete
So funny... not the hacker, but the fact that now all day I keep thinking about how everything is doing.ReplyDelete


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Groundbreaking New Bruce Springsteen Bio Out Now
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Out now is the new Bruce Springsteen biography by author Peter Ames Carlin, called Bruce. Carlin has made a name for himself writing the critically acclaimed Catch A Wave: The Rise, Fall, And Redemption Of The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson and Paul McCartney: A Life. What sets Bruce apart from the rest of the many other Springsteen biographies is the direct participation of "The Boss" himself, his family, longtime manager Jon Landau, and the members of the E Street Band.
The E Street Band has slowly evolved over the past 40 years to the point in 2012, where it now includes up to four guitarists, a bassist, a drummer, two keyboardists, a violinist, a percussionist, two backup singers, and a five-man horn section. We asked Steve Van Zandt if following the loss of Clarence Clemons, Springsteen would ever take the live lineup of the E Street Band and utilize its massive sound in the studio: "Well, you never know where this is gonna go -- I mean, that could happen. But in this case it didn't start off that way. It evolved into what you're describing. Y'know, it didn't start off as an orchestra and 'Let's pare it down for the album and then put the orchestra back' -- the orchestra wasn't there. We added the orchestra as the record was finished. We spent a couple of months discussing, 'How do we deal with this?' This, y'know, obvious loss."
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band tour dates (subject to change):
October 30 - Rochester, NY - Blue Cross Arena
November 1 - State College, PA - Bryce Jordan Center
November 3 - Louisville, KY - KFC Yum! Center
November 11, 12 - St. Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Center
November 15 - Omaha, NE - CenturyLink Arena
November 17 - Kansas City, MO - Sprint Center
November 19 - Denver, CO - Pepsi Center
November 26 - Vancouver, BC - Rogers Arena
November 28 - Portland, OR - The Rose Garden
November 30 - Oakland, CA - Oracle Arena
December 4 - Anaheim, CA - Honda Center
December 6 - Glendale, AZ - Jobing.com Arena
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That's too cool! Thanks for posting.
Fist time I've ever seen that. Way cool!
That's pretty awesome! Where did you find him?
That's a cool ram, looks like a Dall sheep that wised up and moved south.
He's on the reservation in Wind River Canyon.
Sweet pic. I don't think I have ever seen an albino bighorn either.
Funny. I've gotten several pics sent to my phone from friends (including tonight), but haven't seen him in person yet.
Arise... Kill, Eat! - Acts 10:13
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INGLEWOOD , Calif. (October 3, 2010)-Author and handicapper Steve Davidowitz will be Kurt Hoover's guest on The Inside Scoop on Saturday, Oct. 9 at Hollywood Park .
Davidowitz and Hoover will discuss both of the graded races on the card – the $150,000 Oak Tree Mile and the $250,000 Ancient Title Stakes – as well as selected other races.
The Inside Scoop will begin at 12 noon at the Paddock Tote Board.
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The 11-mile run, which included swims through ice-cold water, climbs under barbed wire and dashes among electrified wires, put Diablo Grande and the Patterson area in general on the map for many attendees, a large portion of whom were from the Bay Area.
Kudos should go to Diablo Grande representatives and Tough Mudder officials for taking a chance on the West Side.
Despite some morning traffic delays early Saturday, organizers eventually figured out how to streamline traffic, and the event generally seemed well organized. Many folks who had attended other Tough Mudder obstacle course runs compared the Diablo Grande event favorably to others.
The event was a major coup for the developing community in the hills southwest of Patterson, which has had its share of challenges in recent years, including the bankruptcy of its former parent company, past water woes and homeowners association battles.
Carmen Millan, chief financial officer for parent company World International, said this week that about 3,000 people took brochures about Diablo Grande, and Tough Mudder participants had booked a wedding and a golf tournament there by the time the weekend ended.
The event was a success not only for Diablo Grande but also for the West Side as a whole. Hotels in both Patterson and Westley were completely booked through the weekend, and many Patterson restaurants were slammed with customers Saturday. Several local businesses also were involved in providing goods and services for the event.
It's encouraging to see that the West Side can successfully host large-scale events, and we hope for more to come.
Other recent celebrations also have showcased the West Side's potential as a tourist attraction. Those include the Sept. 15 Fiestas Patrias, which brought several famous Latino bands and musicians to downtown Patterson, and a Sept. 22 concert at River Oak Arena featuring classic norteño-style Mexican accordion player Ramon Ayala.
This region has bountiful natural resources, with the Diablo hills to the west and the San Joaquin River to the east. Diablo Grande's beautiful golf course also is a valuable venue, as many Tough Mudder participants learned during the weekend.
Most importantly, this region has amazing human resources with original ideas. If entrepreneurs could regularly team up with businesses, community organizations and local leaders to promote the region's tourism potential, the possibilities for the West Side could be endless.
Kudos to all who were involved in the local Tough Mudder for a job well done and for reminding us of the amazing assets we have in our backyard.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (June 20, 2012)—Handicapper Aaron Hesz will be Kurt Hoover's guest on The Inside Scoop Saturday, June 23 at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Hoover and Hesz will discuss several races on the Betfair Hollywood Park card, including the $150,000-guaranteed Hollywood Oaks, a Grade II for 3-year-old fillies at 1 1/16 miles over Cushion Track.
The Inside Scoop will begin at 12 Noon at the Paddock Tote Board.
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The Swiss mountainbike racing season finds its 2011 opening this weekend in Liechtenstein, a small country squeezed in-between Switzerland and Austria. The city of Schaan is hosting the first event of the Racer Cup series which will consist of a total of 8 events hosted throughout Switzerland. The winner of the overall Racer Cup classification will be crowned on August 28th in Basel.
In the absence of Balz Weber and Alex Moos (both are currently racing the Cape Epic in South Africa) German Champion Moritz Milatz ist leading his teammates Patrick Gallati, Yves Corminboeuf, and Julien Tamararcaz.
The dry course, fast profile, temperatures of an arriving spring will give the riders a chance to test their leg speed and drive lactate levels to unaccustomed winter heights.
Fast Race Facts
Date: Sunday, March 27th 2011
Event: Swiss Racer Cup, 1st race
Departure: 2:00 pm CET
BMC Mountainbike Racing Team Roster: Yves Corminboeuf, Patrick Gallati, Moritz Milatz, Julien Tamararcaz
Course: Length = 35.6k; elevation change: 1,287m
Weather forecast: partly cloudy, 15°C
Surface conditions: dry
Start list: www.racerbikescup.ch/rb-cup2011/startlisten/01_schaan.php
Event Website: www.racerbikescup.ch
Riders' opinions: very fast, very short; descent slightly technical but fast; pace will be high from the start, forcing natural selection; drafting advantageous.


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