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Last week, ABC News and other venues covered Mary Tillman's opposition to McChrystal's appointment. McChrystal was involved in the cover-up surrounding the death of Mary's son, former NFL star Pat Tillman.
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In addition to being involved in this cover-up, McChrystal found himself in hot water when the unit he oversaw at Camp Nama in Iraq came under investigation in 2006 for the use of torture and abuse of prisoners as part of its interrogation methods. It has been reported by Army intelligence officers that not only did McChrystal directly violate the Geneva Conventions by prohibiting the Red Cross from making inspections at Camp Nama, but that he was often present when torture and prisoner abuse were occurring.
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Another week, another bunch of people who think their iPhones make them professional photographers. This week, we're rounding up your all-around best shots.
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Summer vacation is almost here, and if you don't have any plans for your children, consider summer camp!
In case you don't have a countdown going, summer is just around the corner, Buffalo. Some would say the winter holidays comprise the "most wonderful time of the year", but some (me) would say the most wonderful time of the year is summer. It only lasts about three months in Buffalo, and there's so much to take advantage of!
The summer can be a fattening time of year. Pool/Block parties, festivals, fairs, they all add up to lots of eating and lots of extra pounds around your waist! When you are enjoying a day at a theme park, you're hardly thinking of the calories and fat in that funnel cake you're eating. You just want it….and you'll deal with the consequences later. Did you ever wonder how much fat and calories are in some of your favorite theme park foods? Whether you did or didn't, here's a lil guide for you. That super-sized jumbo pretzel..
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There never seems to be a more crowded place to hang out in the summertime heat than the beach.
This summer you might be able to say you're too tired to go out but there's no excuse for being bored. There's so much going on this Summer it comes all comes down to finding the time to squeeze in as much fun as possible between work and other responsibilities. Its all about so much to do and so little time.
Now that summer has arrived, so have my favorite summer salads. It's funny how we classify some foods as 'summer' or 'winter' foods. I could eat potato salad in the winter if I wanted to, but it just seems wrong. Same goes for hot dogs and sausage. I rarely ever eat them in the winter, but in the summer, look out -- they're everywhere.
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I have to admit, with the price of going to the movies these days, I rarely do! I usually choose to spend the bucks on a fun night out, capped off with a little dinner. When I do find a movie worthy of going to, I'll go! These 3 movies that I'm recommending are only based on what I've seen in the movie trailers and the buzz I hear about some of them. At first, I was really excited about "The Dictator", but the more and more I see of it, it just looks like " Borat" part 2. I probably won't go to the movies to see it, but I surely will rent it. Either way, I'm.....


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Some people love the challenge of haggling, others find it an unwelcome stress. It's best to try and enjoy it if you plan to buy something in the souks, and the best strategy is to stay firm and calm, and preferably keep a smile on your face. It's hard to give a guide to what to offer if you don't know the value of it yourself. Rough guides like "offer a third of what they ask" can work, but in the Arab world the first price is based on how much they think you can afford.
For the locals the only thing you have to bargain for are the craft items in the Souk: clothes, pottery, paintings, etc. You shouldn't, and typically don't, need to barter for anything else, like food and drink. Obviously taxis are a different matter, as they will refuse to use their meters and ask ridiculous prices. But everywhere else the prices are advertised and fixed.
When in Marrakesh expect to have to haggle for everything!
Some general tips:
- Have a maximum price in mind for the item and offer slightly below it.
- If they offer you a ridiculously high price (which they often do), offer a ridiculously low price right back.
- They will start lowering their price and expect you to do the same. I would recommend just reasserting your original low price until they come down satisfactorily enough to begin bargaining. (The idea behind this is that in most cases they will offer you a really high price and expect you to start bargaining and offering higher and higher prices straight away. By doing so, they will always make a large profit from you.)
- I find that smiles and jokes makes the process more enjoyable and they are more willing to come down.
- If they still will not come anywhere near your maximum, don't be tempted by their price and walk away. You'll be surprised by how quickly the price comes down then!
Here are some prices I paid for various items:
- I bought a hat on my first day (they are everywhere) and paid 20 dirhams for it, which was a RIP OFF. I was offered it for 10 the next day, so my guess is that they are only really worth a few dirhams. (I found another tourist later on who paid 80 for exactly the same hat.)
- I went on the caleches and only managed to get 100 dirhams for an hour after excessive bargaining and approaching different drivers - seems like they are rather organised! There is a price list on the caleche itself which says 120 dirhams for an hour - however do not fall for tricks e.g. I met a couple who ended up paying 240 dirhams for an hour after being told the price is per person!
- Taxi drivers love to rip people off. If you can, insist on them switching on their meters (which they will more often than not refuse to). I never paid more than 20dirhams for a taxi ride, which was negotiated beforehand and without giving any tips (I think the normal price for getting from one place to another within the walls is about 10dirhams).
- Finally, we bought an Argentina football shirt from one of the stalls on the edge of the square (this was when the World Cup was on). After bargaining for what seemed like forever, and the guy getting aggressive before the owner stepped in, we managed to pay 80 dirhams for it. The shop assistant's anger made us feel like we really got a bargain!
Although haggling constantly got a bit tiring and frustrating, try to make the process as fun as possible and not be too hard on yourself if you do get ripped off!
If they are asking for 10 dirhams, never pay more than 3. Sometimes they ask 100 dirhams for something that you can by for 20! Just tell them it is too expensive that they are gonna low the price, insist and you'll get lower prices!
Don't expect to find fixed prices in Souks or markets. In Morocco you have to invest time for everything you want to buy. However don't start bargaining if you do not intend to buy. It's a great ofence. If bargain is not your thing you can look for shops with fixed price which are usually more expensive.
Shopping in Medina is fabulous experience. First the way Medina is organized. One lane fruit, other one jeweleries, other one sweets, etc. Not so much interesting for women is street with technical staff and repairing motorcycles. Some streets where are sold chickens and turkeys you can smell long in advance and also after. These streets and little lanes are mostly off the beaten path of Medina, which is even more interesting.
All shops with the same commodity are just next to each other. The most beautiful and colorful are carpets shops, shops with clothes, candies, spice, shoes, vegetable, jeweleries. And many others...
Yet another country that doesn't like to tell you what an item is really worth... I would probably love haggling if I was any good at it, but I end up feeling like I've paid way too much every time I go shopping. And it's not just paranoia - in almost every instance I found a shop up the road with cheaper products.
Having said that, it is nice to talk to local people and we've sparked some really good conversations arguing over the price of saffron!
Anyway, apparently, the trick is to always be willing to walk away - Never Give In!!!
Or be prepared to be ripped off. This is the way it is. The price your told initially is not set in stone, they expect you to bargain. And if you don't you'll feel foolish when you ask a marrakeshi if you got a good deal. I found that it worked best to offer half of the price I was told and work from there. They will look at you like you're crazy, then say another price, then you'll do the same. At some point, hopefully, you'll arrive at a price you're both happy with.
If they won't budge/go down on the price enough to make you happy, I suggest that if you really want the item you're bargaining over, you scan their "shop" for something else you like as well and say "OK, I'll pay 200 dirham for it if you throw this item in as well." This worked more often than not.
Sometimes they will refuse your offers entirely as a bluff. Be prepared to walk away. I had a man chase me half way through one of the souks to sell me an item, and at MY price.
However, don't be a cheapskate. A LOT of these items are handcrafted, and a lot of these people get by on A LOT less money than you make at home. Sometimes it's worth it to pay a little more than you want to, to get something you'll never find at home.
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If you want to by things in the souks or anywhere else, you HAVE TO bargain!
As tourist, you are the main target because you are not supposed to know the real value of the things you buy...So a good advice....if you want to buy something special, ask to a local person (a moroccan friend is better ) what is the normal price of it. Most of the time, the saleman say a price according to the person... so it is up to you to negociate to the price you are willing to pay for it...if it does not work...leave! Another advice is to say that you had a better offer is another shop, that encourage the saleman to beat this offer.
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Our waitress was great but the food was overpriced and not that great. I ordered a burger with a sweet tea and my husband had the steak. My tea was awful so I had asked the waitress for a pepsi instead. She said that was fine and brought me my new drink. Then another family walked in and did the same. The person behind the bar starting screaming at the waitresses so that all the customers could hear and stated t... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag Abuse
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My friend and I just ate at Sammy's Seafood about an hour ago. We both ordered the $12.95 special and a drink. Our bill was over $40.00. When we questioned the math we were told that the drinks were $3.00 each (for non-alcholic drinks - I had a coke with one refill and my friend had one glass of tea). This doesn't add up to $40.00 even when you add the taxes. Turns out the ADDED the TIP on our BILL but NEVER told ... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
Must have caught them on a bad night. The service was abysmal. The maitre d' did his best to goose the staff but it didn't seem to be working except for one guy who was working a large party for all they were worth. My fried oysters and catfish were good but my wife's steak was way overdone when she asked for medium rare. I know it's the French Quarter but it was just too loud in the restaurant. Overall kind of d... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
have been to this restaurant several times and have never been disappointed. the stuffed shrimp and the stuffed crabs are excellent. the red beans and rice are the best i've had. each time i went with friends and we all enjoyed our meals, no complaints and that's saying a lot as we are all very picky!Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch


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Hartford — U.S. Senate candidate Linda McMahon and her husband will repay with interest their 1970s debt claims from Connecticut labor unions, expanding the scope of the reimbursement beyond just "private individual creditors."
McMahon's campaign spokesman, Todd Abrajano, said late Friday that union funds listed among the couple's creditors will be paid on Monday at four times the initial amount.
The three union funds on the creditor list are the Connecticut State Building Trades Hospitalization & Insurance Fund (owed $3,231); Connecticut Bricklayers Supplemental Health Fund (owed $389); and a joint claim of $14,000 made by Connecticut Laborers Health & Welfare Fund, Connecticut Laborers Pension Fund and the New England Training Trust Fund.
McMahon, a Republican, announced Thursday the debt reimbursement for individuals in response to The Day's discovery this week of her family's personal bankruptcy records at a national archives site in Massachusetts. The records showed the McMahons facing nearly $1 million in claims in 1976 from 26 creditors.
Connecticut AFL-CIO President John Olsen said prior to McMahon's decision to expand the reimbursement that he feared union funds would be left out.
"We were hoping that she would give the money to the funds because the funds are struggling with all the unemployment," Olsen said, noting reports of how a Utah woman who was a McMahon creditor is expecting tens of thousands of dollars.
"If you're giving money to someone in Utah, why not give money to someone right here?" Olsen asked.
Olsen added he is not sure whether the Connecticut State Building Trades Hospitalization & Insurance Fund still exists.
McMahon's campaign has yet to put a dollar figure on the total expected payout.
Pamela Behn of Park City, Utah, said Friday afternoon she received a call from the McMahon campaign earlier this week offering to make restitution to her and her ex-husband over the sale of their Colchester farm in 1976.
Behn said the McMahons offered to pay them more than the $33,171 that was owed but she declined to say exactly how much they will receive.
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In the third quarter Tuesday, Stephenson took a slide nudge from LeBron James and went to the floor with additional theatrics after he -- not James -- was called for the foul. He appears to pretend he's more hurt than he really is ... or sleeping?
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Good tea for working at night. Very relaxing. I didn't want to drink Chamomile because I am not going to bed soon.
Light, fruity, flowery, round, and well-balanced. I like that it has a light fruity taste. It isn't overbearing. It seems to have just a little bit of spice and apple. I think it is a good cold weather alternative to cider and chai.
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I *think * this may be the tea I'm drinking. Traveling matcha tea box sample that came in a metallic blue bag and no name on it. It has a bit of sweetness on it's own. I'm drinking it with some soy creamer which amps up the sweet and creamy. It's really nice for an American public take on matcha. The front of the sip is a mellow on the matcha taste, but then come in stronger later in the sip and aftertaste. I can see how this would be a good one to add to smoothies and shakes without feeling like you are abusing finer top quality matcha.
The first thing I noticed about this tea, right when I took it out of the packaging, was its scent. It was robustly rooibos, with a little extra hidden in there. My nose is not so keen, so I can't fully explain it. I really liked the filterbags the tea comes in. They're quite interesting, and I would actually prefer this kind to the conventional ones.
The flavor is nice, and the aftertaste even better. It's warm and soothing, but at the back of the mouth, very cooling at the same time. It makes my mouth feel a bit refreshed. Definitely flowery and woody. I can't say I'm completely wowed, but it is quite nice and relaxing to drink. I wouldn't say it's very sweet on its own (as I didn't add sugar), but it's not bitter either, more neutral.
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Yes. I just received my order from Mighty Leaf this week and am slowly going through all of my selection. Most of the teas I ordered are black base, so it will take me a long while to get to trying them all.
This tea is divine. I suggest letting the water cool a wee bit after it boils before adding it to the tea to prevent the rooibos bitterness happening. The flavour is deep, earthy, rich, with a good jolt of citrus and something a bit sweet and rose-flavoured. Also, the flavour is nice as it cools. I will be keeping this tea handy.
Flavors: Citrus, Earth, Rose
I was at a frozen yogurt place, and saw the options of tea they had, being all mighty leaf. I've always wondered about Houjicha and whether or not it does have a nuttier taste like people described. Well, I had a try western style keeping the bag in as I drank it. The leaves were fairly full in the sachet. I didn't get too much of a smell because I was having some allergies. I also didn't get too much of a taste either-it just tasted like a roasted green tea. But then I added a dash of honey, say a teaspoon, and it was much more complex. There was almost a butterscotch quality to it that I didn't expect. It wasn't overly sweet, not overly smokey. I enjoyed it, and it certainly satisfied my cravings for something smooth.
It's a sad bit that the tea came out more with the honey. I prefer my teas without sweetener, but this one depended on the honey as a spotlight for the other notes. I'd maybe recommend it to a friend or someone who wants to try something different. However, this is great yet by no means a "wow".
Flavors: Butterscotch, Green, Nuts, Roasted
Excellent. Nice true rich lychee and black tea flavour balance. I do love black teas. Lately, I have been drinking mostly David's flavoured teas, so I have not had all that much caffeine. And here, wow! I steeped three times. Even the third steeping had a nice, but milder, full flavour. Well done, Mighty Leaf. I think I might want to always have this one on hand. A great way to start the day.
Flavors: Lychee, Rose
I received a Mighty Leaf gift set for Christmas with the cutest teapot that holds about 1 liter. It came with a small selection of their sachets—I've never seen whole tea leaves in a fancy pouch before, so that's convenient! :) I went ahead and dedicated one pouch to the whole pitcher and steeped for the usual time. I've yet to find my perfect Earl Grey, so I figured it'd be safer to go with a weaker brew and I can use the last two pouches together if I don't mind the taste.
That being said, it's rather good! The citrus isn't as strong as Red Rose's Earl Grey, it's not as "burnt" tasting as Taylors, and I don't taste a lot of the bitterness that are in some of the other tasting notes. I'm happy! Been craving a decent cup of Earl Grey for the last couple of months. Haha! xD
Flavors: Bergamot, Citrus
Another sample from The Cookie Lady! There's a few teas I've always really wanted to try from Mighty Tea Leaf but this is the first one I've tried! Not a bad one to start off with actually. (:
It says on here that this one has a lot of melon flavors, but I mostly just taste canaloupe and white peaches. It's kinda sweet, kinda tart-y. It's a nice blend of flavors. I don't think that I would buy this one myself, but it's a nice tea to sample. Definitely makes me more interested in their other teas though. Hopefully in the future I can swap with someone who has the teas from this company I'd like to try. Because on their website it doesn't seem like you can just get samples of their teas, which is annoying…but oh well. Happy to have tried this one! Thanks again for the sample, The Cookie Lady!!
Flavors: Cantaloupe, Peach, Sweet, Tart
At my hotel convention center meeting, I also grabbed a bag of this tea when I was done with the Organic Green Dragon. I have to say, I was surprised to find a cardboard taste in this tea. I wasn't even drinking it out of a paper cup or anything. Perhaps the tea was getting old and starting to take in the "flavor" of the paper packaging? Anyway, it was otherwise a pretty boring, mild black tea. I honestly couldn't pick out the fruity flavors that it claims to have because I was distracted by that cardboard flavor. It wasn't terrible, but it was a bit of a disappointment after how pleasantly surprised I was by the organic green dragon. Bummer.
I had a meeting at a hotel convention center for work, and to my delight, they had Mighty Leaf teas instead of the usual Bigelow or Twinings. The first tea I tried out was this organic green dragon. I let my water cool for a few minutes before steeping because I have had so many painful bagged green tea experiences due to scalding hot water. Anyway, I'm so glad that I had the patience to wait because this tea did not turn out bitter at all! It was actually a bit sweet and nutty. It also wasn't overly grassy, which is what usually puts me off many Chinese green teas. I even resteeped it once, but the resteep was definitely weaker flavor-wise and just a tad grassier (unless I was going crazy at the meeting, which is totally possible).
Overall, it was quite a nice cup of tea for a bagged green tea. I'd definitely have it again, and consider even buying it if I needed a bagged green tea for any reason.
Got the last box of this at Shaw's. It was half off— I think they're not planning to stock it anymore. They had six or seven different varieties of Mighty Leaf there, so I'm not surprised that they're making cuts with the company. For $9 a box regular price, Mighty Leaf teas have to be expensive to keep on the shelves, and I doubt they're a big seller among the average American grocery shoppers. I know I don't buy their stuff often due to the price.
$4.50 is a much more reasonable amount to pay for tea bags, even classy, sewn "silken satchet long-leaf" ones, in my opinion, so I went for it. I'm glad I did. The vanilla is very real and quality— it's like I popped a whole vanilla bean in my mouth! Creamy, sweet without needing sugar or being cloying, pleasantly fragrant, and the base black tea is evenly matched against the power of the vanilla. You almost can't tell that it came from a tea bag. Nice as a dessert (or anytime) tea.
Much better than Adagio's Vanilla blend! I will enjoy these while they last. They'll go well with my milk chocolate Hobnobs.
Flavors: Beany, Creamy, Nutty, Sweet, Vanilla
I've put off reviewing this tea for a bit. I'm not certain why, but I think it's because I can't make my mind about it. The jasmine is nice, if a bit strong for my tastes (and it makes me sneeze when I breathe it in too deep, so I don't), but the green beneath always seems to leave me with an unpleasant aftertaste. The jasmine calls for a more flavorful green and the tannins should be reined in a bit, at least before I'll purchase this outside of the Mighty Leaf sampler (which I tend to buy and rebuy).
This is a fruity chamomile with a strong lemon flavor. The herbs themselves are quite pretty in the bag, and I see a good mix of chamomile flower heads and petal dust. I'm a fan of chamomile, and I do enjoy this, but there's too much citrus and not enough chamomile for my tastes. There's also the rosehip factor. I'm really not a fan of those in any blend, but that's just me. That said, it's a quality tisane, and I'd recommend it.
This is a tasty rooibos with a tropical, woody scent. I would caution, however, that one really needs to steep this longer in order to balance out the flavors. With a short steep I found this to be too floral and sour.
For me the color and aroma really shine, helping to make this a more pleasant experience, even if I get a bit tired of the tea by the time I finish the cup—there's something cumulative about the astringency here, and by the end it's detectably metallic.
This is a sweet and full-bodied tea that needs a bit of time to steep, about the four minutes noted on the tag. When brewed for color this is a bit too mellow, as it develops a rich red color pretty quickly. There's a hint of a lemony scent after brewing that sets this apart from some other English Breakfasts.
The tea has a bit of a tannin bite, but there's enough complexity there to pull it off. I'm a fan of balance in nearly all teas, and this is exactly that. You can also manage a strong second steep, although it falls apart on the third. All in all, a tasty tea that responds well to cream and sweetener but doesn't need it.
I've no idea why others are rating this so low. Have they smelled it? The aroma is incredible. This creamy tea reminds me a bit of pipe tobacco, but I mean that in the very best sort of way. It's complex and just stand-offish enough to keep me intrigued.
The vanilla is fairly strong, but it's not at all sweet. It's a deep vanilla that might not play nice with everyone's palette, but that's what I like about it. The tea itself could be a bit stronger, so this fails when it comes to balance, but like I said, have they smelled this?


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Album Rating: 5.0yeah it is great, but I think it is inferior to the rest of the album
i like itcotck more
Providence is amazing dude and so is Starless I think they just overpower the rest of the tracks tho
about equal to me these days
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Album Rating: 5.0It's all perfect...I think.
It is.
Album Rating: 4.5itcotck doesn't riff nearly as hard as this w/ the exception of 21st century though
it doesn't need to "riff" to be good
Album Rating: 5.0but it does, and in a very awesome way
One More Red Nightmare is my favorite it riffs in an excellent way
Album Rating: 4.5of course not, i was merely making an observation about the relative riff density of the two records
this poops on court
Album Rating: 4.5yeh pretty much
Album Rating: 5.0Good album, almost exceptional after 3 or 4 listens. Larks is my fav as of now.
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Album Rating: 5.0sorry but...
eeewww larks :/
Album Rating: 5.0I here I was thinking we could be buddies (wink wink) :c
Album Rating: 5.0nah, you 5'd Hemispheres you're already my buddy
Album Rating: 4.5i'd say larks is about on par with this
Album Rating: 4.5larks is slightly worse than this overall but the two-part title track is one of the best things ever done by anyone
Larks has the best closing duo ever.
This has the best closing song ever.
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Fall asleep under the Moon...
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A comfortable,
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The windows stretching up to the roofs
Of the old houses...
The Hotel Pallotta is located in the characteristic "Via San Rufino", which joins the "Piazza Del Comune" and the Duomo.
The hotel is formed out of an historic residence and has been restored with a special emphasis on creating a family environment.
Made up of 7 rooms, it stretches over three levels; on the third floor, there is a small viewing room with a view of other houses' roofs.
Everything is set out in a way that allows you complete freedom and makes you feel as though you are at home.
Room + full breakfast + tea time.
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The simply furnished rooms have terracotta tiles, with no carpets or rugs. All rooms have a bathroom and a small shower, telephone, TV, Internet WI-FI and central heating which comes through the thermostat in the room.
Maximum attention is paid to hygiene.
There are two common rooms with a TV which can be used by guests. They are located on the first floor, where there is the minibar, a Wi-Fi area and access point for the Internet, and on the third floor where there is the view.
Breakfast is served from 8am until 10am, and includes tea, coffee, milk, bread, assorted cereal, marmalades, cheeses, salame, ricotta chease with jeam, yoghurt, fruit, eggs, fruit juice and homemade cakes.
Tea time is served from 15pm until 18pm, and includes tea, coffee, milk, biscuit, fruit juice and homemade cakes.
The kettle is available for heating water, making coffee, tea, camomile or other hot drinks. You can help yourself.
In the corridor on the first floor, with the writing "ripostiglio" you will find the hairdryers , hygiene packs, bin liners, disposable slippers, soaps and toilet paper.
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I would recommend the accommodation and restaurant to everyone.
The place is right in the very centre of Assisi making it the perfect location, Stefano have really clear and easy instructions.
Immaculately clean, comfortable, safe, located in the best part of Assisi near the communal square, walking distance to everything.
The breakfast was nice and Stefano helped me plan walking routes to see the town which was a nice touch.
The room was small with a lovely view of the rooftops in the city.
Great hotel in the center of Assisi! Stefano was wonderful. Answered every question and made sure my stay was great. Grazie!
Beautiful, clean room with nice breakfast area. Good directions to bnb and its good central location in Assisi.
Excellent location. perfect for short stay in this beautiful wee town.
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The host made me very welcome. Even helped to change the room I picked when he discovered I was travelling alone since I had initially booked the 2 person room.
The room is in a hotel with all modern amenities. It is centrally located and is very comfortable.
The breakfast was nice and Stefano helped me plan walking routes to see the town which was a nice touch.
Check in was a breeze with great communication. No fuss at all. Definitely recommended if you are going. Great value.
The Pallotta was absolutely fantastic! Perfect central location for exploring Assisi. I highly recommend two or more nights in this hill town. The view from the top of the hotel in the common area is unbeatable, we watched a storm pass through the town in time for sunset - Perfect for an afternoon rest. Tea time snacks are delicious.
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We continue with the introduction of the encyclical, which continues through section number 7. We also continue with the appeal to Nietszche. Or rather, we look at one argument against the Church. Maybe it's against faith. Maybe not. Let's read: … Continue reading
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Ecclesia de Eucharistia 35
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Duplicity lies in more than just lightHe thinks: I will keep you like a dirty secret under my tongue that no-one will know, but everyone can just about taste, can feel the answers and questions burn at the tip of their tongue but never be able to verbalise.Duplicity lies in more than just light in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
I will lock you into my marrow, let you fester in my bones and when I fall one day and break an ankle, I might just scream your name.
I will knead you into the dough of my skin, diluted and spread so thin that most people will look straight through you, and those that look too closely will not be able to quite discern the rope-veins criss-crossed across the back of your hand, the hard line of your eye-brows, the clock-hands turning in your palms telling you how much time you're wasting with a stop-out like me. You will be the trophy I keep hidden at the back of the shelf, the notch at the top of my bedpost, my fondest memory. You will be the one that got away while I am the one that never should have been.
I will remember the sweet scent of victory every time your
Mona Lisa smilingLet's talk about wanting to fall apart;Mona Lisa smiling in Free Verse More Like This
Let's talk about over-riding the one instinct
we all have in common,
Let's talk about not wanting to get out of bed
for a day,
two days,
a week.
Let's talk about timing the whole day to have
the least amount of social contact.
Let's talk about faking smiles more than not,
about inwardly grimacing every time someone asks
"you seem quiet today, what's wrong?"
because how can you explain that for some reason
this whole spinning aimlessly around the sun thing has
gotten tedious and the only spinning you seem to
be doing is out of control.
(but there is a reason, one that stretches beyond
the oh-your-parents-divorced-what-a-shame and the
oh-your-dad-wasn't-exactly-what-we-expected and the
because I can't see an end to the worst things and my bad luck
is coming in ninety-nines.
Let's talk abo
i am nothing more than a tollgategoodbyes are difficult, it is thei am nothing more than a tollgate in Free Verse More Like This
full stop you long to turn into a
semi-colon, the finality you wish
was as frail as your wavering heart
beat. goodbyes are difficult, mailing
secret kisses to cheeks for the last time,
hoping that the warmth won't fade, that it
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disentangling the knots of our existence
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that will forget my face but darling i could never
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outside your window. Here the sun rises,
there it sets, we exist at opposite ends
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and I think of the clattering wind-chimes behind me
as your cereal hitting the bowl, the odd piece
scattered on the countertop, your bleary eyes
never noticing. In the evenings, I push the sun
down below the mountains, to sit high up in your
cerulean skies, you pack up the stars and mail them
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up like confetti. You glance at the time zones on your
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A crash-course on friendshipi. Just because you wouldn't doesn't mean they won't.A crash-course on friendship in Stories & Vignettes More Like This
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iii. You can't make people be your friend. You can't go up to the boy who always sits in the back row of class and say that you can see he has learned to listen, to absorb, and you can teach him how to expand, to express. But you can say hello.
iv. Promises of forever are futile, aren't fair. You will grow and change course like a vine between two towering trunks. You will split and mend your seams in different orders like a river parted around a rock. You will not be the same as twenty-year-old you, thirty-year-old you, and neither will they. Some tire tracks stay parallel for
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because we can find beauty in anything
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I fell in love with a boy because I thought the crooked
line of his mouth was a mirror image of mine,
fell in love with him because his nails were square like
headstones and I wanted to bury myself in him.
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because we notice the minutiae in every face
and we orbit like strung out satellites;
I fell in love with a girl because when she cried her skin
blossomed like an over-ripe peach, and I wondered
if I would swallow the stone by accident when I kissed her.
Don't fall in love with a poet
because we can't let go of the quirks we collect.
we exist like mirrors, without an object we are a blank slate
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Eyeblink conditioning indicates cerebellar abnormality in dyslexia
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- , Irene DaumAffiliated withNeuropsychology Unit, Faculty of Psychology, Ruhr University of Bochum
- , Markus M. SchugensAffiliated withNeuropsychology Unit, Faculty of Psychology, Ruhr University of Bochum
- , Angela J. FawcettAffiliated withDepartment of Psychology, University of Sheffield
- , Adelheid SchulzAffiliated withNeuropsychology Unit, Faculty of Psychology, Ruhr University of Bochum
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There is increasing evidence that cerebellar deficit may be a causal factor in dyslexia. The cerebellum is considered to be the major structure involved in classical conditioning of the eyeblink response. In a direct test of cerebellar function in learning, 13 dyslexic participants (mean age 19.5 years) and 13 control participants matched for age and IQ undertook an eyeblink conditioning experiment in which for 60 acquisition trials an 800-ms auditory tone (conditioned stimulus, CS) was presented. On 70% of the trials an 80-ms corneal airpuff (unconditioned stimulus, US) was presented 720 ms after the tone onset. The cerebellar deficit hypothesis, uniquely of the causal hypotheses for dyslexia, predicts that the dyslexic participants would show abnormal performance in the incidence and/or timing of the conditioned response (CR) of an eyeblink in response to the tone (and before the US). Three of the dyslexic group showed no conditioning at all. Furthermore, the dyslexic group showed significantly worse "tuning" of the CR timing, together with significantly reduced habituation of the orienting response (OR) to the CS. Individual analyses indicated that 85% of the dyslexic group showed either no conditioning or abnormally poor CR tuning and/or abnormally low OR habituation. It is concluded that the findings provide further converging evidence of cerebellar abnormality in dyslexia and for the first time demonstrate that there are fundamental abnormalities in the way that dyslexic people learn. Equally important, the eye blink conditioning paradigm provides a method of investigating further both homogeneity and heterogeneity in the learning deficits underlying dyslexia and other developmental disorders.
KeywordsCerebellum Learning Reading disability Dyslexia Human
- Title
- Eyeblink conditioning indicates cerebellar abnormality in dyslexia
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Experimental Brain Research
Volume 143, Issue 1 , pp 42-50
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- 2002-03
- 10.1007/s00221-001-0969-5
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- 0014-4819
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- 1432-1106
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- Springer-Verlag
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- Cerebellum
- Learning
- Reading disability
- Dyslexia
- Human
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- Roderick I. Nicolson (1)
- Irene Daum (2)
- Markus M. Schugens (2)
- Angela J. Fawcett (1)
- Adelheid Schulz (2)
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- 1. Department of Psychology, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, S10 2TP, UK
- 2. Neuropsychology Unit, Faculty of Psychology, Ruhr University of Bochum, Bochum, Germany


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Some of our amenities are a gym, game room with HDTV, Blue-Ray, pool table, darts, Wii, media room, living room with fireplace, and, of course, art.
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on December 09, 2014
We stayed for two nights to celebrate our anniversary and it was such a treat. The house offers so much. Luxury, tranquility and great amenities. Michael and Rosalind are wonderful - and their art is just amazing to admire.
Location is perfect and we just had a lovely time away from it all.
Would love to come back in the Summer!
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on November 02, 2014
My wife and I stayed mid week and had the place to ourselves. Mike and Rosalind are truly gracious hosts, and Mike is a great cook. The setting is gorgeous, the rooms are clean and comfortable. And the beds are extremely comfortable to sleep on. Mike and Rosalind have collected art from all over the world, and I don't think in the 4 days we were there we saw it all. You will want to spend time looking around this art-filled house. Restaurants are close by and I highly recommend Michael's which is very close to the Art House, and Mike knows the owners so can get you in on short notice. I highly recommend a stay here, no matter what the season.
on October 13, 2014
I was totally surprised by my boyfriend about staying in this amazing place! I started crying for joy when I was toured around the house. The Art House has such a good vibe and energy that it makes you smile all the time. The owners Rosalind and Michael are such beautiful people. Meeting them, and seeing their art was such a pleasure. It felt like visiting your favourite relatives. Everyone was super nice there, surrounds are charming, and yes, the breakfast is gorgeous. We had the best time, the best b&b experience, and hope going back to the Art House one day.
on September 28, 2014
Loved our stay here, would come back any time!
on April 24, 2014
Loved my stay....a perfect 48 hours.
on September 26, 2013
We had a wonderful stay at the Art House. The owners, Mike and Rosiland were absolutely great and provided a warm and lovely visit. Best BnB we have ever stayed in...beautiful house, delicious food and perfect amenities.
on July 26, 2013
We stayed at the Art House B&B after a stay in NYC. After the busy and vibrant city, we found a house with a tranquile and serene atmosphere. The house and the hosts offer everything a person can wish for. They allow you to experience a mixture of cultural infuences, art, relaxing moments and high-tech at the same time and it all works together. We stayed in the master spa room and our children in the master guest room. Both rooms were luxurious with very comfortable beds. If we wanted to enjoy the pool or go out to the beach, everything was provided : towels, chairs, umbrella's, water,... It was like being at home and having everything within reach. Also the breakfast was outstanding : good quality products with a very good choice. The host Michael and Rosalind are very welcoming people and Michael gave us very good directions to explore the surroundings. We had a great stay at the Art House B&B and can highly recommend it !
on June 18, 2013
Amazing stay in East Hampton!! It was our first time in the Hampton's but it definitely will not be our last. Michael and Rosalind are wonderful, helpful and gracious hosts. Take their advice for dinner/lunch recommendations!! Breakfast was outstanding and the rooms were so perfect we couldn't wait to get back and relax in bed. Will be back soon, thank you for all the memories:)
on June 02, 2013
Perfect if you need a quiet base of operations for activities in the Hamptons. Expensive, but good value considering the attentiveness of the owners and the peace and quiet of an out-of-the-way location not in the middle of town.
on May 12, 2013
I spent 3 nights at the Art House B&B together with my parents and brother and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The rooms are well equipped and very comfortable. Michael and Rosalind are phenomenal hosts and make you feel right at home. We also had scrumptious breakfasts every morning courtesy of Chef Mike. The area around Art House is also really serene and peaceful and away from the bustle of main street, so it's great for walks after dinner and morning runs. We will definitely be back to visit!
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From Manhattan, take the Midtown Tunnel to the Long Island Expressway (495) East. Take the LIE East to Exit 70, Route 111 to Manorville/Eastport. At the end of the ramp turn right on 111 and follow to the end (approx. 5 miles) to Route 27 East. Stay on Route 27 until you reach East Hampton Village (approximately 30 miles). Route 27 takes a couple of left turns but it is well marked. You will know when you reach East Hampton because the route takes a left turn and there is a beautiful swan pond directly in front of you. Take the left and immediately past the first traffic light (Newtown Lane) get in the left lane and bear left before the Windmill onto North Main Street.
Continue under train trestle past two traffic lights to fork. Bear right at fork onto Springs Fireplace road. Go approx. 6.5 miles and make a left turn onto Hog Creek Lane. Make your third right onto Bon Pinck Way. We are the second house on the left with the lattice wood fence and Indian teepee sculpture in the front yard. Pull into the driveway and park. Then follow the driveway to the right and to the entrance.
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