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Hume: No matter the cost; the arts are worth it
As Mayor Rob Ford and council Toronto dismantles itself, the arts are under attack — again
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The arts give more than they take. The case of Toronto is no exception; however much the city funds culture, it gets more back in return.
That's true whether you're a bottom-liner and first nighter, the most ardent admirer and one of the cost-of-everything-and-value-of-nothing crowd.
Still, in these perilous times, the calls to cut arts funding grow ever shriller. Yet even Mayor Rob Ford and council recently committed themselves to raise the civic cultural contribution from $18 per capita per annum to a princely $25.
Of course, the conservatives have tried to turn arts funding into a morality play and to some extent have succeeded. You don't have to go far to hear the cries of outraged philistines, the ones who don't know much about art but know what they hate. Either it's disgusting and immoral, elitist and decadent, incomprehensible and subversive, or all the above.
The response to the International Film Festival, backdrop to the current exercise in civic self-mutilation, has been instructive. This year's TIFF, which received $800,000 from the city, has prompted more than the usual amount of tut-tutting from our moral guardians.
Its sin is that it attracts dozens of rich and famous movie stars to be given handouts from the City of Toronto. Why is a city on the brink of cutting transit services to dialysis patients giving handouts to the likes of George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Madonna?
The truth, of course, is that it isn't. Indeed, the fact is Clooney and his chums are doing us the favour. In the Celebrity Age, the presence of such luminaries and the media hordes that follow their every step confers upon the city a guarantee of another 15 minutes in the global spotlight.
That's worth money.
And let's not forget, while they're here, stars, like the rest of us, need a place to sleep, food to eat and a way to get around. For local hotels, restaurants, limos, not to mention media, the film festival is a bonanza. So are Pride, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, the Royal Ontario Museum and so on.
Economists estimate that this year Tiff will generate $170 million for the city. Next year, that amount will be $200 million, not a bad return on an $800,000 investment.
Even without the economics, the relationship between the arts and the city are indissoluble. The one couldn't exist without the other. Urbanity is an essential precondition to culture as we understand it, both an industry as well as an activity. It has been for centuries.
Culture is also the name we give the process whereby we find out who we are and how we know who we are. This isn't always pleasant, but whether we like them or not, approve of them or not, the arts are a powerful indicator of urban heath.
We shouldn't forget that Canadians are still content to rely on an economic model largely dependent on exporting raw resources. In a knowledge-based world, that's no longer enough.
What Canada, let alone Toronto, has yet to grasp is that in the contemporary context, the country's great financial engines are its cities and the large suburban conurbations that surround them.
As Anne Golden, the soon-to-retire head of the Conference Board of Canada, said in a speech last week, "Canada's prosperity depends on its major cities, not vice versa."
"….the essential take-away," she argued, "is that we must think of our cities as magnets of talent in order to attract the desired business investments. Creating a welcoming milieu (a high quality and socially tolerant environment with just-in-time amenities) for a top quality labour force is every bit as important as pro-business policies."
Canada has been slow to grasp this central reality. As the ongoing debacle that is the Toronto budget debate proves, so has the city.
The significance of the arts in urban life cannot be overemphasized. If the rest of the planet knows Canada at all, it is because of its artists. If we know ourselves at all, it is because of our artists.
But instead of thinking of Toronto as a talent magnet, we treat it like a spoiled child in need of punishment. It has been sent to its room and must now be spanked.
Bad Toronto.
Rather than address the quality of life issues that will keep Toronto prosperous and worth inhabiting in future decades, we have a civic regime to whom the city's greatest asset — its very urbanity — is its biggest drawback. This is a misunderstanding so profound it threatens the very fabric of Toronto.
Despite what our leaders tell us, Toronto's problem isn't that it thinks too big, but that they think too small.
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|Reviews for Smooth Move
| AlysonSerenaStone chapter 23 . 7/12
Wonderful story! This is probably my favourite of all of yours that I've read.
| gyoung chapter 23 . 5/22
I loved this story and recommended it to my cousin. I'm sure she'll like it was well.
Rae could be pretty annoying at times, but she is also a real character, the type of person that has no filter and actually voices real concerns us girls have at times (even though they are sometimes doubts born out of insecurity). My point is, I liked all characters, even Caleb!
My only concern is Wes' past...I wish it had been more elaborate.
Thanks for writing this amazing story!
| gyoung chapter 7 . 5/20
I know why I like Rachel, I can relate to her on several aspects: no partying, assuming stuff from other people, and even at times twisting words or implying stuff...Yeesh, it was like reading my thoughts on a computer screen. Great story, I really like it. Rachel's also very funny, even her sarcasm makes me laugh.
| gyoung chapter 3 . 5/20
I am truly enjoying reading your story. I like how it is written.
| gyoung chapter 1 . 5/19
You have made me laugh within the first chapter. Definitely going to be worth reading! I kinda like Wes already...which is also a good reason to continue reading.
| Julietish chapter 1 . 8/31/2014
Hi! It's Juliet from A Drop of Romeo. When your story was featured on ADoR, this review was written for it: Of course you know a story is going to be good if it is authored by the genius that is DancingChaChaFruit, and Smooth Move certainly lives up to these expectations.
Firstly, it's laugh-out-loud hilarious, with lots of sarcasm, awkward moments and Rae's endearing clumsiness. The story starts with Rae lying on the floor of a book store pretending to be dead so she does not have to admit that she fell over, wherein she meets Wes and the story progresses from there as Wes turns out to her blind date later that evening.
Rae makes for a strong, albeit a little irritating at times, protagonist who is convinced that the only males who like her are seriously flawed. She's independent and always speaks without thinking. Her character progresses nicely over the story as she tries to be less abrasive and not retort sarcastically to everything.
Wes himself is charming yet shy, and he balances Rae well. He has a secret that Rae continually tries to discover that ChaCha keeps you in suspense of throughout that, if possible, only served to make me like him more.
ChaCha's writing is brilliant with only a few grammatical errors and she fleshes out each character well. I particularly liked Rae's best friend Izza, as she provides the voice of reason and though the two girls get along splendidly, she does occasionally get rather fed up with Rae.
Though the plot verges on the overdramatic at times, I feel it doesn't detract from the whole as everything is largely driven by Rae and she reads far too many romance novels (even in my expert opinion).
All in all, this was a very enjoyable story – if you want a light read that is I'm-about-to-wee-myself funny then this is definitely for you.
| Sacha Adams chapter 19 . 8/5/2014
Can you make more books like this it is very interesting and at the same time sad, what I mean is that its just so loving and you feel like your in the story drifting away I really like the whole entire book . I read the whole entire book but I wanted to tell u how I felt about the book even though it said to write about the chapter
| Booklover5624 chapter 23 . 5/7/2014
Oh my gosh so cute and amazing and ahhhh . Awwww why does it have to end !
| JustAMemory chapter 23 . 4/12/2014
Hello! I'm trying to review all the stories I read (and the first step of this is backtracking and reviewing all the stories I've read previously that I can remember ...). I actually just read this one a couple weeks ago, and I found it on another users' Favourite Stories list.
I just want to let you know that I really enjoyed this (I think I read it in 24 hours) and I had a hard time putting it down. At one point I desperately had to go to sleep but I kept doing the "one more chapter..." thing because it seemed that every chapter, something pretty big went down and I always wanted to see what was coming up. It was also really neat to see your writing skills develop through the course of the story! I thought the last chapter (22) was pretty solid ... you mentioned at the end that you weren't sure how in-character Wes was, but I thought you kept him pretty consistent to his character, which can be difficult in emotional scenes. I wasn't as big a fan of the Epilogue - perhaps, especially if you find yourself struggling with them, consider just not posting an epilogue. This story for instance probably didn't need one (although I won't lie, I was glad to have one to read). But I'm aware this is falling on deaf ears since you probably don't come on here much anymore :)
Anyways, just wanted to let you know that I had a lot of fun reading this story, and I may venture over to some of your others as well!
| Guest chapter 22 . 2/18/2014
| daisukiklove chapter 15 . 12/23/2013
I saw that coming I also kinda had this glint of hope saying he was gonna kiss her when er eyes were closed
| A Little Bit of Reality chapter 23 . 12/9/2013
I simply love Wes! He's just the best!
The story's awesome. You are an amazing, amazing, amazing writer!
| WAIT WAT chapter 6 . 9/25/2013
WOODSTOCK1969? her stories are awesome!
| lily chapter 3 . 9/25/2013
Rae is 17 and her sis is 14? That makes no sense
The age gap is 3 years, meaning rae was three when her sis was born
rae's mom died when rae was 2
tht means no sister...
| Frostyfriend96 chapter 23 . 8/4/2013
This was really cute! I loed Rae and Wes. Adorbs!
And go Marching Band! It's rare that marching band are in stories, which is sad cause I'm in it.


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Recap: Star Trek Deep Space Nine S 04 E 19 Hard Time
The scene opens with a haggard man with long gray hair with his back to the camera, drawing a pattern in the sand. A wave of energy passes through and erases the pattern, and he starts drawing again. The camera angle changes, and we see that it's Chief O'Brien. His drawing is interrupted by a pair of guards entering the room, telling him that he has exceeded the necessary incarceration and must be released. They throw him out of his cell......and the scene changes to show him strapped to a table. O'Brien is incredulous when he sees Major Kira, looking the same as she did when he entered the prison, 20 years ago. The guards explain that he's only been in custody for a few hours, that his incarceration has been all in his mind, and that none of what just happened to him was real. "It's real to me, Major," he intones gravely. "It's real to me."Captain Sisko explains the situation to O'Brien's wife, Keiko: O'Brien had asked too many questions about Argrathi technology, and so they charged him with Espionage and subjected him to the treatment. Keiko asks if the memories are removable, and while Sisko reports that the Argrathi say it's impossible, Sisko reassures her that Dr. Bashir will try. Bashir interviews O'Brien on what he remembers. O'Brien had a cellmate, a man named Ee'char who had already been in the prison for six cycles prior to O'Brien's arrival, but he tells Bashir he was alone. After finishing his assessment, Bashir explains to Keiko that the memories O'Brien received aren't implanted false memories, but that O'Brien actually experienced everything that happened at an accelerated rate and so there isn't anything he can do without wiping everything else from his memory entirely. For a brief moment as he's being reunited with Keiko, he sees her as Ee'char.O'Brien has a hard time readjusting: He unconsciously saves a portion of his dinner for later, a habit he picked up as a result of the rarity of the guards bringing food. Keiko finds him sleeping on the floor. He sees Ee'char walking through the station while playing darts in Quark's Bar. He's been temporarily demoted until he can get his technical faculties back. When Bashir goes to visit him, we find that he hasn't been seeing the counselor he's supposed to have been seeing three times a week. O'Brien doesn't want to talk about it, he just wants to forget what happened to him and becomes argumentative when Bashir presses the issue.In a flashback, O'Brien gets into an argument with Ee'char, where he appears to be losing his sanity. After threatening Quark with violence after he doesn't deliver O'Brien's synthale as quickly as he'd like, he has another vision of Ee'char.Sisko calls O'Brien into his office. Because of the argument with Bashir, the incident with Quark, and his continued refusal to see the counselor, he is relieved of duty and forced to see the counselor daily. O'Brien storms into Bashir's office. As Ee'char appears again, Bashir urges O'Brien to listen to him and accept his help. O'Brien doesn't want Bashir's help; he just wants to be left alone. As he walks through the promenade, the vision of Ee'char says, "You know sooner or later you'll have to tell someone about me." When he gets back to his quarters, Keiko tries to reason with him. His daughter Molly keeps trying to show O'Brien the drawing she made, which sets O'Brien off and makes him nearly hit her before he's stopped by Keiko.O'Brien, enraged at what he nearly did to his daughter, wrecks the contents of a cargo bay before opening a weapons locker and points a phaser at his neck. Bashir comes in and begins talking O'Brien down. O'Brien rationalizes that he's about to kill himself to protect Keiko and Molly and everyone else on the station from the man that he's become after 20 years of prison. Bashir reassures him that O'Brien is still a good, decent man, and O'Brien begins to open up to Bashir about Ee'char.They were cellmates up until a week before O'Brien was released. The guards had gone longer without giving them food than they ever had before, and Ee'char mused that the guards might have forgotten about them. Later that night, O'Brien wakes to discover that Ee'char had been keeping a secret stash of food from O'Brien. In a rage, O'Brien kills him. Compounding his guilt, not only had Ee'char been saving enough food for the both of them, but the guards began feeding him again the next day. He had killed him for nothing.
- "When we were growing up, they used to tell us... humanity had evolved, that mankind had outgrown hate and rage. But when it came down to it, when I had the chance to show, that no matter what anybody did to me, that I was still an evolved human being... I failed. I repaid kindness with blood. I was no better than an animal."
- ""No. No, no, no. An animal would've killed Ee'Char and never had a second thought, never shed a tear... But not you. You hate yourself.You hate yourself so much you think you deserve to die. The Argrathi did everything they could to strip you of your humanity and in the end, for one brief moment they succeeded. But you can't let that brief moment define your entire life. If you do, if you pull that trigger.. then the Argrathi will have won. They will have destroyed a good man. You cannot let that happen, my friend."
- Butt Monkey: It is an O'Brien episode after all.
- Deconstruction / Reality Ensues: This episode has a similar idea as in the TNG episode The Inner Light, but here we actually see how difficult it would be to adjust to your former life after having spent decades inside a simulation. Though like Picard in The Inner Light, O'Brien's still back to his normal self by the next episode.
- Driven to Suicide: To the brink, anyway, before Bashir arrives in time to talk O'Brien down.
- Neck Snap: How O'Brien kills Ee'char.
- What Are You in For?: Ee'char asks."Let me guess. Sedition?"
- What Could Have Been: This episode was originally written as a follow-up to the TNG episode "Lower Decks", which ended with the Bajoran ensign Sito Jaxa missing in action. After being presumed dead, she was found to have been held in a Cardassian prison since the events of "Lower Decks". This episode would have detailed her struggle to reintegrate into normal life. However, there was no motivating factor for why Sito was suffering from this condition, so writer Robert Hewitt Wolfe had decided that she had killed her cellmate, to whom she had become very close. Eventually, the focus got shifted from Sito to O'Brien, so as far as anyone's concerned, Sito is dead.
- Whole Plot Reference: O'Brien's wrongful imprisonment is quite similar to that of Edmond Dantes in The Count of Monte Cristo, with Ee'Char as his Abbe Faria.
- Year Inside, Hour Outside: O'Brien is put through 20 years of imprisonment in just a few hours.


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Anna's Spice Thins
Associate Food Director Debby Goldsmith's childhood nanny made these delicious Swedish cookies a Goldsmith family tradition. Even Debby's dad, Del, who claims he doesn't like ginger, thinks they're pretty tasty. These fluted rounds are crisp and buttery and keep very, very well.
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- 1 c. butter
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- In large bowl, with mizer at low speed, beat butter and sugar until blended. Increase speed to high; beat until light and creamy, occasionally scraping bowl with rubber spatula. At low speed, beat in corn syrup, cream, baking soda, cinnamon, cloves, and ginger until blended. Then gradually beat in flour until well mixed.
- Divide dough into 8 pieces, wrap each piece with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. On lightly floured surface, with floured rolling pin, roll 1 piece of dough at a time 1/8 inch thick. With floured 3-inch round fluted cookie cutter, cut dough into as many cookies as possible. Place cookies, 1 inch apart, on ungreased large cookie sheet. Reserve trimmings.
- Bake cookies 10 to 12 minutes, until lightly browned. Transfer cookies to wire rack to cool. Repeat with remaining dough and trimmings to make more cookies.
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Children were at the center of Nazi ideology; now we have their history of those years. Their stories open a world we have never seen before. War came home to children as a set of events without precedent, spectacular and terrifying by turns. As the Nazis overran Europe, children were saved or damned according to their race. Precious few remained unscathed during the war, and most suffered a moment that overturned their lives. For some, it was the evacuation to become junior colonists in the East; for others, it was the onset of heavy bombing, the separation of families or learning to keep their parents alive by smuggling food, creating black markets and devising their own escape networks. Some herded women waiting to be shot. Girls manned flak batteries; boys confronted Soviet tanks.
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Drawn and painted completely with ink, this scene reminds me of the many wonderful fishing trips I went on with my dad. Friends had property on the Alsea River in Oregon, and we would often go with them, pitch a tent and stay the weekend. There would always be 3-4 families going together with many children who were all good friends. The joys of camping there still bring a smile to my face!
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He helped all my cousins learn how to fish in the same way he did for me. They also have wonderful memories of fishing on the Alsea River! Hats off to those dads who take the time with their boys and girls, to teach them the serenity of fishing!!! Happy Father's Day!
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1. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneAlejandro Tovar Lanz Apr 2, 2014 10:17 AM (in response to user8959800)
Hi User,
What is what you need to check? I mean, are you going to call a method that is in your Business Components? In any case, I believe you should put the condition in the visible property in menu.xml. To each of the itemNode you put the condition. Then again, we need to know more about how is the condition to tell you the what is the best way to proceed.
2. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneuser8959800 Apr 3, 2014 1:57 AM (in response to Alejandro Tovar Lanz)
Hi Alejandro.
I'll try to explain the flow I want:
- Receive by URL parameter a user ID.
- Invoke two ViewObjects to get name, etc... and roles (admin, simple user).
- Force to go to the home view of the menu.
- Related to his roles, I want to show or hide some options on the left-side.
All views are based on a template. The left-side menu is in the template.
Thank you. Regards
3. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneAlejandro Tovar Lanz Apr 3, 2014 4:56 AM (in response to user8959800)
That is perfectly doable. Now, in what stage are you at the moment? Are you using ADF Security to handle authentication? Is your application deployed in Weblogic? Depending on the answers to this questions you will have different approach to take.
4. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneuser8959800 Apr 3, 2014 5:20 AM (in response to Alejandro Tovar Lanz)
Hi Alejandro and thank you again.
I'm using WebLogic, but I'm not using ADF Security. Both conditions must stay the same.
Thank you again
5. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneAlejandro Tovar Lanz Apr 3, 2014 5:55 AM (in response to user8959800)
Hi User,
I was about to give you this http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/48-sitemenu-protection-169190.pdf in there talk about what you need to do. However, since you are not allowed to change the approach, you will need to somehow access to the UserID and ExecuteWithParams your 2 viewObjects with the previously created and applied ViewCriterias based on the UserID. After that, I am not sure how can you use the visible property of the menu.xml but if you can get hold of your ViewObject attributes then you will need to do the comparison to show/hide it depending on the role.
6. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneuser8959800 Apr 3, 2014 7:29 AM (in response to Alejandro Tovar Lanz)
Hi Alejandro, and thank you again.
Finally I have to change my approach, and have another problem/question.
I have a bounded flow with a required parameter (user id), and some views.
The first action in the flow is check user roles. Then, it's navigating to the home view, with links to all views.
All of these views are based on a template, which have a left-side with af:goLink, like this:
<af:panelGroupLayout id="pt_pgl6" layout="vertical"> <af:spacer width="20" height="10" id="pt_s6"/> <af:goLink text="ALWAYS VISBILE" id="pt_glfijo" destination="/faces/views/fijo/evalProc1.jspx" /> <af:goLink text="Link Eval 1" id="pt_gl1" destination="........." visible="#{pageFlowScope.rolInspector}"/> <af:goLink text="Link Eval 2" id="pt_gl2" destination="........." visible="#{pageFlowScope.rolSupervisor}"/> <af:goLink text="Link ADMIN" id="pt_gl3" destination="........." visible="#{pageFlowScope.rolAdministrador}" targetFrame="_self"/> </af:panelGroupLayout>
Well, this have some troubles for me:
- visible options work the first time. When click a goLink, pageFlowScope is lost and conditional goLinks don't show.
- When using af:link and clicking left-side options, the views loaded with the same state it had the last time (combo selection, table, input text...). I need to load clean views, as it was the first time.
- Making a menu with unbounded task flow is so easy, but it's not possible to pass parameters to unbounded flows.
So, any suggestion would be very appreciated.
7. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneAlejandro Tovar Lanz Apr 3, 2014 8:16 AM (in response to user8959800)
For the sound of it you might want to use dynamic regions;
The thing is that you are navigating away from the context where the menu is, (you are kind of leaving your taskflow) when navigating using the goLink. Have a look to dynamic regions and that might help you to accomplish your use case.
8. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneuser8959800 Apr 4, 2014 3:26 AM (in response to Alejandro Tovar Lanz)
Hi Alejandro, and thank you again
Dynamic Regions are a very good suggestion. But another problem still remains and it's very important for me:
- Go to left-side menu, option1 and set some data: select an option in af:selectOneChoice, write in af:inputText...
- Go to left-side menu, option2 and set some data in a similar way.
- Go back to view1, and the view remains as I left it before: same selection in selectOneChoice, same text in inputText...
Well, how can I reset content in that kind of navigation (left-menu, go to an option, then to another, then come back to the first option)?
Manually in a load-event method? Or is there any standard or easier way to do it?
And another question: suppose one left-side option goes to a flow with some pages.
- Go to left-side menu, option 1: the flow. Navigate some pages and go ahead.
- In the middle of the flow, click left-side menu, option 2: a simple form.
- Go back to option 1:
- Which page should it be loaded? First page in the flow or the page I left it before?
- If the answer is the page I left it before, how can I restart the flow?
Any help would be very appreciated.
Thank you again, Alejandro.
9. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneAlejandro Tovar Lanz Apr 7, 2014 10:17 AM (in response to user8959800)
Lets start with the last question. If you are in the middle of a flow and click another option in the left-side and then go back to option 1; you should be at the beginning of the flow and not at the point where you left, the taskflow is restarted.
For the other question about the values remaining after coming back, I believe if the inputText is binded to an attribute of a view object iterator in your datacontrol, this change will remain there assuming you left the default configuration of the taskflow to share the datacontrol with the calling task flow.
What is behind your inputText or selectOneChoice? Where are their values being stored?
10. Re: Show/hide options in af:navigationPaneuser8959800 Apr 8, 2014 6:49 AM (in response to Alejandro Tovar Lanz)
Hi Alejandro and thank you again.
It's a bounded task, and if I navigate from option 2 to option 1 (and viceversa), there must be navigation flow (arrow) defined from one to another.
It that arrow does not exist, it does not navigate.
So, is it possible to be at the middle of a bounded flow, click on the left-side and restart again? Does it work with a af:goLink? I have been trying to go with an af:goLink but it failed and gave me an 404 error. I have configured flow to be restartable and acces by URL.
Is there any example to do this?
In the other hand, Alejandro, behind input text and SOC, there are iterators and ViewObjects. I should reset them on each page load, but I'm trying to go to the pages as it was the first access, if it's possible.
So, a little summary is:
- Bounded task flow: a home page, three options/page from home page, and then, each option does its stuff.
- Left-side menu with these three options.
- Maybe I am in the middle of the first-option flow, and then click the second option, and I'm trying to avoid to put lots of navigation flows (arrows) to cover each possible navigation (it's not mantainable).
Thank you Alejandro.


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Townhouse / 3 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
The Townhouse is located just a few minutes walking distance to Bars and Restaurants and 8 minutes walk to the beautiful centre of Tavira. The views are superb overlooking the pool area, garden and mountains on one side and on the other side a tremendous view of the city of Tavira from the private roof garden terrace. The house has ***** Wi-Fi *****
The spacious townhouse covers a total area of 242 sq. meters and is furnished to a high standard. The living area and kitchen has marble floors and the bedroom area has wooden floors. The bathrooms are finished to a high standard with electric heated rails and a jacuzzi bath. The roof terrace has a stunning sea view on one side of it private terrace and a dining area on the other side. It also has synthetic grass and an electric awing with wind sensors that close automatically if the wind gets strong. The rooftop dining area has a Gas BBQ and Patio Table with 6 chairs, ideal for having a meal and a glass of wine while overlooking the panoramic view of the Tavira City and Sea.
There are three Golf courses just 5 minutes away, Quinta de Ria, Benamor and Quinta de Cima.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|Tav 500 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Faro 34 km, Nearest railway: Tavira 200 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (2), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The Town house has 3 floors and a privite roof terrace, It also has a garage with an electric up and over door for secure parking, there is access from the private garage to the living room area of the town house.
All the windows are fitted with electric shutters and there are sunshade awnings fitted on the outside of all the windows.
The property is furnished to a high standard and also has Sky TV and a 40" LCD HD TV complete with a DVD player.
|Further details
There is an option of a welcome pack on arrival (Price €25).
English speaking Person to meet and greet you on arrival.
Bed lines & towels supplied and cleaning prior to arrival
Map of the centre of Tavira and recommended Bars and Restaurants.
The house has ***** Wi-Fi. *****
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The Algarve region
The Roman Bridge.
Roman origin. Was part of the Roman road linking Faro and Mértola. Reconstructed in the 17th century.
Church of São Paulo
Of 17th century origin. Renaissance style Galilee and portal. Bas relief of the Baptism of Jesus. Retable of the main altar. 15th and 16th century paintings on wood in the church and sacristy. Interesting decorative tiles in the floor of the transept.
Church of Carmo
18th century church. Remarkable gilded, carved woodwork covering the interior. Cupola with clerestory. Rich row of chairs for the choir (late 18th century).
Ilha da Tavira - There are regular ferry crossings to this island, which lies opposite the city and has long beaches and surt facilities.
Cabanas - Separated by an arm of the Ria Formosa, Cabanas is quite and isolated. It can be reached by boat from Tavira:-
Resort Quinta Velha
Conceição - Opposite the village of the same name. Reached by boat. Extensive beach. Very calm.
Santa Luzia - A vast beach that offers hours of solitude, coupled with the pleasure of warm, clear waters.
Barril - Barril is long enough to encompass both the cosmopolitan atmosphere and near complete isolation.
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Luz de Tavira
The houses in Lux de Tavira have the traditional "platibandas" borders painted with geometrical or floral motifs, that frame walls, windowsand doorways - many of which are masterpieces of mortar work. The influence of the Art Nouveau decorative style, popular at the beginning of the century is apparent in the ornate chimneys rising from the roofs.
Main church - Built inthe 16th century much of the original structure has survived to the present day. The imposing Renaissance porch takes up
large part of tha main facade. The roofs of the three naves are hidden by an original and highly decorative ensemble made up of one semi-circular and two
triangular pediments. A statue of Nossa Senhora da Luz (our Lady of the Light) stands in a niche. There is a very ornate side porch in the Manueline style with columns carved in the shape of twisted ropes, a typically nautical motif. On the walls of the church there are four stone rosettes, interpreted as symbols of the sun, moon and stars.
A short way away stands the Chapel of Nossa Senhora do Livramento (Our Lady of the Liberation) (18th century ) the exterior of which is plain and slightly bizarre. Its altar is in the baroque style.
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