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2016 (16) Kia Sportage 1.7 CRDi ISG 2 5drEdinburgh Fiat / Kia / Abarth
Video data
- Make
- Kia
- Model
- Sportage
- Variant
- 1.7 CRDi ISG 2 5dr
- Year
- 2016
- Registration
- Spec Date
- 2016-03-02
- DoR
- 2016-03-02
- Mileage
- 6625
- Body Type
- Estate
Vehicle summary
|1685 cc
|MPG (combined)
|CO2 emissions
|119.0 g/km
|Road tax
|£30 per year
|Body type
Featured specification
- Trip computer
- Speed sensitive power steering
- Speed limit display
- Satellite navigation with rear view parking camera
- Reversing Aid Sensors
- Lane keep assist
- Kia connected services
- Digital clock
- Cruise control + speed limiter
- Bluetooth connectivity with voice control
- 7" touch screen
- USB/iPod/auxiliary input connections
- Steering wheel mounted audio controls
- DAB Radio with MP3
- Bluetooth audio streaming
- 6 speakers
- Metallic paint
- Welcome home function
- Tinted glass
- Speed sensitive front wipers
- Silver roof rails
- Shark fin roof aerial
- Rear wiper
- Rear spoiler
- Privacy glass (rear side windows and rear screen)
- LED indicators in door mirrors
- LED daytime running lights
- High beam assist
- Heated door mirrors
- Headlamp levelling
- Front fog lights
- Front drivers side windows/one touch up/down
- Electric windows
- Electric folding door mirrors
- Cornering light
- Chrome side moulding trim
- Chrome front grille
- Chrome exterior door handles
- Body colour electric adjustable door mirrors
- Body colour bumpers
- Black side sill moulding
- Automatic headlights
- Automatic front rain sensing wipers
- Auto dimming rear view mirror
- Ventilation ducts to rear compartment
- Tilt/telescopic adjust steering wheel
- Satin chrome interior door handles
- Rear headrests
- Rear coat hooks
- Rear centre armrest with cupholder
- Premium cloth upholstery
- Luggage net hooks
- Luggage compartment cover
- Luggage area lamp
- Leather trimmed steering wheel
- Leather trimmed gearshift
- Isofix child seat preparation
- Illuminated vanity mirrors
- Illuminated glovebox
- Ignition key lock illumination
- Height adjustable headrests
- Grey headlining
- Front seatback pockets
- Front map lights
- Front and rear door pockets
- Dual zone automatic air conditioning
- Driver/passenger sunvisors with ticket holders
- Driver's seat height adjuster
- Driver's lumbar support
- Door courtesy lamps
- Door armrest in leather
- Cooled glovebox
- Centre room lamp
- Centre console storage box/armrest
- Ambient lighting
- Air filter
- 60/40 split folding rear seat
- 3 passenger grab handles
- 12V power point in luggage area
- 12V power point front
- Tyre pressure monitoring system
- Trailer stability assist
- Rear child proof door locks
- Passenger airbag deactivate switch
- Hill start assist control (HAC)
- Height adjustable front seatbelts
- Full size curtain airbags
- Front side airbags
- Front seatbelt pretensioners + load limiters
- ESP + traction control
- Emergency stop signal system
- Dual front airbags
- Automatic unlocking of doors in case of impact
- Active front headrests
- 3x3 point rear seatbelts
- 3 point front seat belts
- Speed sensitive auto door locking
- Remote central locking with 2 remote folding keys
- Locking wheel nuts
- Immobiliser
- Deadlocks
- Anti theft alarm
- Metallic finish centre fascia
- Temporary spare wheel
- 17" alloy wheels
Standard specification
Driver Convenience
|7" touch screen
|Bluetooth connectivity with voice control
|Cruise control + speed limiter
|Digital clock
|Kia connected services
|Lane keep assist
|Reversing Aid Sensors
|Satellite navigation with rear view parking camera
|Speed limit display
|Speed sensitive power steering
|Trip computer
|6 speakers
|Bluetooth audio streaming
|DAB Radio with MP3
|Steering wheel mounted audio controls
|USB/iPod/auxiliary input connections
Exterior Features
|Auto dimming rear view mirror
|Automatic front rain sensing wipers
|Automatic headlights
|Black side sill moulding
|Body colour bumpers
|Body colour electric adjustable door mirrors
|Chrome exterior door handles
|Chrome front grille
|Chrome side moulding trim
|Cornering light
|Electric folding door mirrors
|Electric windows
|Front drivers side windows/one touch up/down
|Front fog lights
|Headlamp levelling
|Heated door mirrors
|High beam assist
|LED daytime running lights
|LED indicators in door mirrors
|Privacy glass (rear side windows and rear screen)
|Rear spoiler
|Rear wiper
|Shark fin roof aerial
|Silver roof rails
|Speed sensitive front wipers
|Tinted glass
|Welcome home function
Interior Features
|12V power point front
|12V power point in luggage area
|3 passenger grab handles
|60/40 split folding rear seat
|Air filter
|Ambient lighting
|Centre console storage box/armrest
|Centre room lamp
|Cooled glovebox
|Door armrest in leather
|Door courtesy lamps
|Driver's lumbar support
|Driver's seat height adjuster
|Driver/passenger sunvisors with ticket holders
|Dual zone automatic air conditioning
|Front and rear door pockets
|Front map lights
|Front seatback pockets
|Grey headlining
|Height adjustable headrests
|Ignition key lock illumination
|Illuminated glovebox
|Illuminated vanity mirrors
|Isofix child seat preparation
|Leather trimmed gearshift
|Leather trimmed steering wheel
|Luggage area lamp
|Luggage compartment cover
|Luggage net hooks
|Premium cloth upholstery
|Rear centre armrest with cupholder
|Rear coat hooks
|Rear headrests
|Satin chrome interior door handles
|Tilt/telescopic adjust steering wheel
|Ventilation ducts to rear compartment
|3 point front seat belts
|3x3 point rear seatbelts
|Active front headrests
|Automatic unlocking of doors in case of impact
|Dual front airbags
|Emergency stop signal system
|ESP + traction control
|Front seatbelt pretensioners + load limiters
|Front side airbags
|Full size curtain airbags
|Height adjustable front seatbelts
|Hill start assist control (HAC)
|Passenger airbag deactivate switch
|Rear child proof door locks
|Trailer stability assist
|Tyre pressure monitoring system
|Anti theft alarm
|Locking wheel nuts
|Remote central locking with 2 remote folding keys
|Speed sensitive auto door locking
|Metallic finish centre fascia
|17" alloy wheels
|Temporary spare wheel
Technical specification
|CO2 (g/km)
|Noise Level dB(A)
|Standard Euro Emissions
Engine and Drive Train
|Catalytic Convertor
|Cylinder Layout
|Engine Layout
|Fuel Delivery
|Number of Valves
Fuel Consumption
|EC Combined (mpg)
|EC Directive 1999/100/EC Applies
|EC Extra Urban (mpg)
|EC Urban (mpg)
|Badge Engine CC
|Badge Power
|Coin Description
|Coin Series
|Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07
|Manufacturers Corrosion Perforation Guarantee - Years
|Manufacturers Paintwork Guarantee - Years
|NCAP Adult Occupant Protection %
|NCAP Child Occupant Protection %
|NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09
|NCAP Pedestrian Protection %
|NCAP Safety Assist %
|Service Interval Frequency - Months
|Service Interval Mileage
|Standard manufacturers warranty - Mileage
|Standard manufacturers warranty - Years
|Vehicle Homologation Class
|0 to 60 mph (secs)
|0 to 62 mph (secs)
|Engine Power - BHP
|Engine Power - KW
|Engine Power - RPM
|Engine Torque - LBS.FT
|Engine Torque - MKG
|Engine Torque - NM
|Engine Torque - RPM
|Top Speed
|Tyre Size Front
|Tyre Size Rear
|Tyre Size Spare
|Wheel Type
Vehicle Dimensions
|Height (including roof rails)
Weight and Capacities
|Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres)
|Gross Vehicle Weight
|Luggage Capacity (Seats Down)
|Luggage Capacity (Seats Up)
|Max. Loading Weight
|Max. Roof Load
|Max. Towing Weight - Braked
|Max. Towing Weight - Unbraked
|Minimum Kerbweight
|No. of Seats
Independent review
Review courtesy of Car and Driving
Kia Sportage
Kia's Sportage has always stacked up well in entry-level 2WD diesel guise. Jonathan Crouch wonders whether the fourth generation verson still does.
Ten Second Review
Kia has done well with its attempt to break into the lucrative SUV crossover market with this good looking Sportage model. This fourth generation version, like its predecessor, makes most sense in its most affordable 2WD guises, most notably with a 1.7-litre CRDi diesel engine. Let's put that variant to the test.
Kia's Sportage was once a bit player in the SUV Crossover market. The first generation car was the sort of thing you might have bought if you lived on a remote smallholding where nobody would see what you drove. The second generation model was a rebadged Hyundai Tucson that moved things on significantly but wasn't in any way polished. Then though, we got the MK3 Sportage, a car which had the glitz to mix it with the best crossover SUVs out there while selling at prices they found hard to match. This fourth generation model picks up where that car left off and one of the few things that hasn't been changed about it is the engine most buyers choose, the 1.7-litre CRDi diesel unit on test here. It's only offered with front wheel drive, but that's what most customers want anyway. In this form, the idea of a stylish Cossover that is capable of regularly delivering over 60mpg, while returning a tax-friendly CO2 reading of under 120g/km might well be tempting to plenty of people in this segment. Let's put this car to the test.
Driving Experience
Mindful of market requirements, let's ignore how this Sportage fares in the mud because it's just not relevant. Just how not relevant is supported by the fact that Kia offers the Sportage with this engine in two-wheel drive guise only. These cars are usually used as suburban school run specials that have enough about them to take in the odd family holiday to Disneyland Paris or similar. This Sportage is a little different to the class norm. Whereas cars like the Ford Kuga or the Nissan Qashqai have been engineered to offer a very taut, car-like driving experience, this is an altogether softer-sprung thing. OK, so it's not as 'flingable', but for the sort of urban driving and motorway cruises its target customers will use it for, the Sportage feels a more relaxed comfortable thing. The 1.7 CRDi variant we look at here is powered by a 114bhp 1.7-litre turbodiesel that will get it to 62mph in a reasonable enough 11.1 seconds, but the engine does its best work between 1250 and 2750rpm, where it feels lazily elastic and more muscular than the peak power figure would suggest thanks to the meaty 280Nm of torque. It's deceptively brisk if you can keep the engine in the heart of the torque range, the languid throttle response belying how much shove there really is. As well as this 1.7-litre diesel, Kia also offers a 2.0-litre diesel, plus 1.6 normally aspirated and turbocharged petrol engines.
Design and Build
The front end of this MK4 model Sportage is the biggest change over the outgoing model, thanks to smarter headlamps that sit just above a bolder, lower, wider version of Kia's hallmark 'tiger-nose' grille. These lights are now positioned higher, sweeping back along the outer edges of the sharply-detailed bonnet. The result is a more imposing appearance and a more stable-looking stance, despite this model retaining the same 1,855mm width as its predecessor. It's 40mm longer though - and more aerodynamic. At the rear, this fourth generation Sportage features more horizontal forms and clearly defined feature lines, with smooth bodywork on the tailgate, emphasising the car's width and giving this compact SUV a more stable appearance. Inside, there's a completely new interior, with higher quality materials and a central console that cascades downwards and is tilted 10 degrees towards the driver. The 30mm increase in this model's wheelbase means that the cabin is more spacious too, with greater headroom front and rear. At the back, the seats recline further than before for greater long distance comfort. Out back, bootspace is up from the previous model's 465-litre total to 503-litres here.
Market and Model
Though Sportage prices start at around £18,000, you have to stretch to nearly £20,000 to get a diesel variant, this 1.7-litre CRDi model being the least expensive back pump-fuelled version you can have. This fourth generation Sportage is looking to nick sales from the likes of Skoda's Yeti and Suzuki's SX4 S-Cross - and if early data is anything to go by, it can also attract buyers looking at slightly pricier cars like Ford's Kuga, Mazda's CX-5 and even Toyota's RAV4. Equipment levels have been subtly boosted across the range. All versions now have 16-inch alloy wheels and all-round disc brakes, a black diamond-mesh grille with chromed surround, front foglights, LED daytime running lamps, cornering lights and chrome-coated belt-line mouldings. Inside, there's smart black cloth upholstery with a grey headlining, electrically adjustable door mirrors, a leather-trimmed steering wheel and gearshifter, all-round electric windows, air conditioning, a DAB radio, Bluetooth with music streaming, USB and AUX ports and 12-volt power outlets in the front and rear. Driving stuff runs to Trailer Stability Assist, Hill-start Assist, Downhill Brake Control and cruise control with speed limiter.
Cost of Ownership
If you're looking to save a bob or two - as most Kia owners traditionally have been - front-wheel-drive Sportage models like this 1.7-litre CRDi variant are the ones most likely to appeal. For an up-front spend of around £1,750 over the entry-level 1.6-litre petrol model, this 1.7-litre diesel improves your combined cycle fuel consumption figure from 42.2mpg to over 61mpg and your CO2 figure from 156g/km to 119g/km. The previous generation Sportage 1.7 CRDi managed 54m,pg and 135g/km, so that's a decent improvement. One useful change is that this MK4 version offers greater fuel capacity than the third-generation model, with the fuel tank increasing in size from 58-litres to 62-litres, cutting the number of fuel pump visits that owners of the new car will have to make. Like the rest of the Kia range, the Sportage is sold with the excellent seven-year or 100,000-mile warranty. It is fully transferable should the car be sold before the time or mileage limits have been reached. Fixed cost servicing also brings additional peace of mind via the Kia Care-3 and Care-3 Plus servicing package, offering retail customers inflation-proof servicing for the first three or five years.
As long as you're not expecting an off-roader in the traditional sense of the word, it's hard to see how the Kia Sportage would disappoint. It's well built, rides smoothly, now offers a much nicer interior and - the clincher for many - it still looks good. Ultimately, this fouth generation version merely builds on the strong foundation its predecessor established - but then that's no bad thing. That car was just right for its intended market - as this one is, especially in this frugal 1.7-litre CRDi diesel 2WD guise. With Kias of the past you used to need a spreadsheet to explain the rationale behind your buying decision. Now all you need is a photo.
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Translation Of Personal Documents
Lend him a helping hand
Put a little love in your heart!
I know, when you decide
Kindness will be your guide
Put a little love in your heart!"
[From a nearly forgotten song from the sixties by Jackie De Shannon]
This article is about translation of personal documents. Birth certificates, college transcripts, marriage certificates, divorce certificates, death certificates. They are called personal documents because they often have all kinds of personal things in them. Your birth certificate, for instance, has your (original) gender in it, it tells the whole world your age, the name, address, status and occupation of your parents, and depending on your country of birth even what kind of child you were and whether you had an identifying mark. Czech birth certificates also have an entry that says "remark", which is always empty. I keep waiting for some interesting descriptive remark, such as "has two heads", or "born in the form of three Siamese twins". No luck so far. But I often find a lot interesting things in boring old certificates. For instance, the old Czech term for an "out of wedlock" child would translate as "not [produced] in the spousal bed". Pretty graphic, you could say, but perhaps more accurate than "illegitimate". How can a child be illegitimate? Aren't all children legitimate, possibly unlike some of the actions of their parents?
Personal documents of people that I never met from Czech and Slovak Republic, France, Germany, Bulgaria, Poland, Japan, Russia, Algeria and other countries have been chasing me on a mad chase around the world for the last twenty five years. They always seem to find me everywhere I go. Some are already translated, for instance birth certificates from Ukraine used to be and maybe still are in Ukrainian and Russian, and from Algeria in Arabic and French. A translation agency in Tokyo called me once about a Czech birth certificate when I was traveling in Hokkaido, checking out the hot springs and fish markets of this exotic island for a couple of weeks. I'm sorry I missed that one, and I wonder who translated it.
Every now and then, my fax machine, e-mail or snail mail spits out a birth, marriage, divorce, or death certificate from a town in Bohemia that I will suddenly recall from some long forgotten episode in my carefree childhood or careless youth. It often ruins my concentration and I have to go for a cup of coffee to Cafe Aroma on Railroad Square or for a long walk through downtown Santa Rosa. (But I usually take my cell phone with me in case some other personal documents require my personal attention).
The death certificates are often more memorable than the other ones. Don't be shy to ask for more money for death certificates, even simple ones, because people usually need a translation when money is involved. I remember how once I asked for a hundred dollars for a very simple German death certificate, just a few words, really. I was very busy, translating a stack of Japanese patents and kind of hoping that the lady who called would go somewhere else. They often do when you ask for more than $90, which is what I ask for when I need some walk around money, which is to say most of the time. But she said O.K., so I did it. I will do just about anything for a hundred dollars. The young lady in question, who in fact seemed to be at least 30 years younger than her recently deceased German husband, forgot her checkbook in my office after she paid me with a check, possibly because she was still in shock. So naturally, I had to take a look at the checkbook to find her phone number, not that I am a nosy person, not in the least. But I could not help noticing that the balance in her checking account was fifty thousand dollars. That would pay the rent on my office and a lot of groceries too. Next time I must ask for a hundred and fifty, I thought. That is not all I thought, but let's leave it at that.
Often, the people who need a translation are recent immigrants as I was a quarter century ago. Some of them speak broken English, some are rude, and some are very pleasant, polite and obviously intelligent. Sometime I end up talking to them and we share our insights on life in America and other countries. There was a young German woman in the Bay Area who was thinking of immigrating to Australia because neither she nor her husband could obtain a green card in this country. I was trying to talk her out of it. I was thinking of emigrating to Australia at one point, and I am glad I went to California instead. It's just too far and too different over there. A young German furniture maker who lives in a small town not far from Santa Rosa was audited by the Internal Revenue Service because he showed no profit on his tax return during his first year in this country (his father gave him nine thousand dollars to live on until he establishes himself). He has a new accountant now. An Austrian woman died recently (of mitral valve failure) in a little town in Southern Bohemia where my sister used to live. This Austrian woman had a Croatian first name and a Hungarian last name, and she was visiting Bohemia when she died. She was cremated in the town of Budejovice, (called Budweis in German, unbeknownst to most Americans, home of the original Budweiser beer). She was one year younger than me when she died. The town where she died is on a pretty lake where I used to go swimming in summer, taking in the sun rays and trying to memorize a couple of thousand Japanese characters that I used to scribble on pieces of paper and stuff in the pocket of my jeans. Those were the good times. I wonder in what kind of place will my last failure find me and which valve will it be.
Sometime these personal documents come through a law firm or an agency, usually as a part of a legal case or an insurance investigation. Once I translated a handwritten report of a Japanese private investigator about a young American man who went to Tokyo to study Japanese, took out a very high life insurance policy on his life, and then suddenly died in his early thirties - of AIDS. The report included photographs of his apartment and interviews with his neighbors. Or there was a series of reports, handwritten again, from a Japanese headhunter who was evaluating (from an interestingly Japanese viewpoint) Russian researchers at an institute in Moscow where a Japanese company was hiring top research talent for rock bottom prices. Or a few gay love letters which a jealous American man just had to have translated because he could not read them. Or a series of letters and cards covering several decades from a Czech couple that emigrated to America about 170 years ago to their relatives in Austria-Hungary. The language was not very different from modern Czech, but the writing of these handwritten letters was very hard to read because back then they were using a special German writing style similar to Schwabach (also known as Blackletter, a script used in Western Europe approximately from 1150 to 1500, but well into the twentieth century in German speaking countries).
But usually, personal documents come through my small add in the Yellow Pages, and most of the time they are very short. Unless I have nothing else to do, I usually ask for a hundred dollars, not matter how short the document, One customer paid a hundred dollars for something scribbled in French on the back of a postcard that was given to her by a Buddhist monk. He died and she wanted to know what was it that he was trying to say to her. So I delivered a message from the deceased monk. Another customer paid a hundred dollars for a translation of three sentences into French. It was for her son who was trying to make sure that the French girl who he wanted to propose to in French would say oui to him. I wonder if he was kneeling when he was giving her his ring. I bet he was. He was so comme il faut (which is called chanto in Japanese there is really no proper translation for this kind of thing in American English, possibly because so few people bother to speak American English properly). I wondered if she married him and they are still together.
Most people think that they don't really need translators. And they don't. Except when somebody is born, or gets married, goes to school, dies .... and then, all of a sudden they do need us, just like they need doctors or midwives, caterers, teachers, and undertakers. I am glad I picked this particular profession of mine of all the other ones that I probably could have chosen when I was young. Where else would they pay me for sticking my nose into other people's business? As my trainer in the gym where I go on my lunch hour told me, "Where else would I get paid for torturing people?" (Which prompted me to suggest to her that she could be a dominatrix). Maybe she could be a dominatrix, but what else could I do for a living and make enough to keep the wolves away, I wonder. Let's face it, I don't really know anything about anything, except for a few languages which I can fake well enough to get paid for it. So, by default, I became a translator. It's better than being a toll taker on Golden Gate Bridge, the only other profession that I can think of as being fully qualified for.
My translations may not always be perfect. Few things in life, if any, are perfect. But just like the trainers in my gym, I am a fanatic about my work, and I believe in my job's importance every bit as much as they believe in the importance of their job. Because if you are not a fanatic about what you do for a living, you are probably not doing a very good job, and you should probably do something else. The job of the trainers in my gym is to save the lives of their clients - by reversing the aging process. And thanks to their somewhat foolish American optimism, so obviously visible to the eyes of a foreigner such as myself, they just might be able to do that. For a while, anyway. But just in case they fail, and ultimately, they can hardly win, it is my job to make sure that the name of the town in Germany, France, Japan, Poland, Russia or Bohemia where their client was born is spelled correctly in his obituary. If that is not an important job, I don't know what is.
You would not want to have the name of your hometown spelled incorrectly in your obituary either, would you?
By Steve Vitek,Technical Translator, Virginia, U.S.A., stevevitek[at]patenttranslators.com, www.PatentTranslators.com
(This article was originally published in Translorial, a quarterly journal published by the Northern California Translators Association (http://www.ncta.org), a chapter of the American Translators Association (http://atanet.org/).

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I Am Having an Eyebrow Transplant Soon (200 Hairs). Will the Scar on the Donor Site Be Big?
Doctor Answers 3
The donor site for a 200 hair surgery should be at about ONE (1) inch in length for a person with average hair density.
Eyebrow Transplant
Hair transplant is a beautiful way to restore eyebrows thinned from a variety of reasons. The donor site is typically very small and not an issue. If you are concerned about the scar talk to your surgeon about follicular unit extraction which technically still leaves a scar but it is much smaller. Good luck!
Web reference: http://www.vargasfaceandskin.com/surgical-hair-restoration.php
Eyebrow Transplant Donor Site scarring
No, the donor site should be quite small with a harvest of only 200 hairs. And if you are using FUE (as opposed to FUT), the scarring will be even less prominent due to the fact that the donor hair is excised in individual follicular units rather than a strip. Either way, the scarring should be hardly noticeable.
Web reference: http://www.dermhairclinic.com/eyebrow-transplant/
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These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Four Seasons Baku is a luxury 5-star property offering spacious accommodation in the heart of Baku. Highlights include elegant Beaux-Arts design, a penthouse spa, an indoor pool, fine dining and an excellent location steps from the Old City.Baku is a thriving, cosmopolitan city with extremely diverse architecture, from sleek, modern towers to an Old City core (recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site) featuring a maze of narrow alleys, cobbled streets and ancient buildings. Places of interest include Maiden's Tower, Palace of the Shirvanshahs, the National Museum of History and Martyrs' Lane. Icherisheher metro station is located in the vicinity, providing fast and easy access to other popular Baku destinations.The hotel is housed in a grand Beaux-Arts building featuring large arches, decorative stonework and a green mansard roof.Facilities include an indoor pool, a fitness centre and a spa comprised of ten treatment rooms, a beauty salon, a relaxation area and separate male and female changing rooms, showers, saunas, steam rooms and whirlpools. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the premises.Deluxe City View rooms are 48-52sqm and elegantly decorated in Beaux-Arts style with light tones and rich furniture. They offer views of the Old City and Philharmonic Park. Amenities include a sitting area, a work desk, a mini-bar, a safe, a 42-inch flat-screen TV, a Blu-ray player and an iPod dock. The en-suite bathrooms feature double vanities, a flat-screen TV, a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower.Zafferano offers Italian cuisine in an elegant setting which, during warm weather, opens onto a terrace at the edge of Philharmonic Park. Delicious grilled meat and seafood dishes are served at Kaspia, a chic top-floor setting with an open kitchen and panoramic views over the Caspian Sea. Guests can also enjoy hot drinks and light snacks at Piazza, and a range of whiskeys and cigars at Bentley's, modelled on a gentleman's club and boasting a walk-in humidor.Free parking is possible onsite. The hotel provides 24-hour reception and room service.
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As long as it Sparkles
Gift shop with online shop selling jewellery, vintage clothing and accessories. Location map, contact page, jewellery parties and about us page.
Cherish Massage and Beauty Room
Massage, beauty and other treatments for men and for women.
The Cotswold Frock Shop
Clothing store specialising in wedding outfits and accessories
Guiting Manor Farms Ltd
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Jenny Edwards Moss
Outfitters for mothers of the bride or groom with portfolio of work, opening hours and location.
The New England Coffee House
Description of the coffee shop and the coffee, brief history of Stow on the Wold and the 1646 Battle of Stow, gallery and contact page with location details and opening hours.
The Optician Stow on the Wold
Dispensing opticians providing eye tests, lenses and glasses. Products, services, contact page, location and opening hours.
The Original Gift Company
Online shop for catalogue gift store with main shop in Stow town square
Robert Boswell Design Consultancy
Provides a design service to the residential and contract markets.
Scotts of Stow
Online/Catalogue shop specialising in household items
Stow Pilates
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Titian Gallery
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Maureen Loftus, executive director of LearningRx of Vienna, Va., and Reston, Va. is leading the fifth annual Tysons Regional Chamber of Commerce (TRCC) job shadow program for 50 11th and 12th grade students of Oakton, James Madison and, Marshall Academy and George C. Marshall high schools in Fairfax County, Va. Students can shadow professionals in more than 30 industries for one day in January or February. The program received a Blue Ribbon Award for Workforce Development from Fairfax County Schools in 2014. Loftus is heading up the program as she is the chair of the TRCC's Youth and Education Committee. For more information, go to www.learningrx.com.
More than 20 local companies are hosting students, to include: BASIS Independent McLean, Intelsat, Navy Federal Credit Union, Impact Business Solutions, Tysons Corner Animal Hospital, AV Architects, Alpha Graphics and Seasons 52.
Metropolitan School of the Arts (MSA) of Alexandria, Va. will host their annual Breakfast with Santa on Sun., Dec. 18 at 9:30 a.m. and 12 p.m. at the Hotel Monaco, 480 King Street in Old Town Alexandria. Tickets range in price from $35 to $45 per person. All tickets can be purchased online at www.metropolitanarts.org.
Performers will join Santa for the annual Breakfast with Santa. The family-event offers Sunday brunch at the Hotel Monaco in Old Town Alexandria, complete with a live performance from Metropolitan School of the Arts' dancers and visits from Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Suzy Snowflake and her International Dolls.
"Breakfast with Santa combines the magic of Christmas with festive dance performances and favorite holiday characters, perfect for the whole family to enjoy," said Melissa Dobbs, executive director and founder of Metropolitan School of the Arts of Alexandria, Va.
Cook in Tuscany, a Tuscan culinary tour was named winner of the 2016 Magellan Award for Best in Europe for Culture and Arts by Travel Weekly, a premiere travel magazine. Haymarket, Va.-based owners George and Linda Meyers host their worldwide guests on cooking tours in authentic Tuscan kitchens, and guide guests on personalized Tuscan historic tours and truffle hunts. For more information, go to www.cookintuscany.com.
The Magellan Awards is the premier award for the travel industry, which honors the best in travel and is judged by a 14-member panel. The Travel Weekly Magellan Awards honor the best in travel.
Ebrahim Rasool, former Ambassador to the U.S. from South Africa, will be speaking at BASIS Independent McLean about "Nelson Mandela's Lessons for Thought Leadership for the Next Generation" on Wed., Nov. 30 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 8000 Jones Branch Road in McLean, Va. Entrance is free and open to the public, but registration is requested at www.mclean.basisindependent.com/ambassador
"We're honored to have former Ambassador Rasool share his knowledge and experience with us," said Sean Aiken, head of school for BASIS Independent McLean, McLean, Va. "BASIS.ed is committed to global education and to preparing students for the complexities of the 21st century political and economic landscape," said Aiken.
Carmello's of Historic Manassas, Va. was awarded City Beat New's Spectrum Award for Excellence in Customer Service. For more information, go to www.carmellos.com.
"We're honored to be noted for our customer service, we've been around for 30 years because of our wonderful patrons" said Alice Pires, owner of Carmello's and Monza of Historic Manassas, Va.
Metropolitan School of the Arts (MSA) of Alexandria, Va. will present their annual Nutcracker performances on Fri., Dec. 2 at 7 p.m., and Sat., Dec. 3 at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.at the Northern Virginia Community College, Ernst Cultural Center at the Annandale Campus at 8333 Little River Turnpike. Ticket prices range from $26.50 to $30 and can be purchased online at www.metropolitanarts.org.
Audiences will join Clara and her Nutcracker in a magical journey from her Victorian home through the Land of Snow and into the Land of Sweets. The performance features a larger-than-life Christmas tree, more than 100 dancers, and Tchaikovsky's glorious score.
Cook in Tuscany, of Haymarket, Va. donated an all-expenses paid Tuscan culinary tour for the Colon Cancer Alliance Blue Hope Bash held in Washington, D.C. at the Fairmont Hotel. The live and silent auctions offered several trips and luxury packages. For more information about the tour, go to www.cookintuscany.com.
The winner will be able treat themselves in the Tuscan lifestyle and discover the region's passion for food and fun. The tour provides daily cooking lessons from local "Nonnas", first class accommodations in the medieval hill-top village of Montefollonico, visits to regional wineries and cheese makers, tours of local and historic sites and many recreational activities.
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jump through just a hoop or two
and hide the face that i'm so blue
to keep you satisfied
i'll make sure i watch what i say
to keep your arrogance at bay
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i'll see your bet and raise you ten
cause you don't know just where i've been
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i'm a product of pure rock & roll
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with hopes and dreams that have been sold
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Such a strong poem, and very well written. Sometimes it is easier to "jump through a hoop" as you say than to deal with the person holding the whip. You show a lot of spirit, don't let this ringleader keep it caged up! I look forward to reading more of your work!
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If I've learned anything from the traveling I've done over the years, it's that the location of your hotel is everything. It can often make or break a trip. Lucky for me in this case, it made it.
I recently had the privilege of spending two nights in the Pantages Hotel Toronto Centre – which, quite frankly, couldn't possibly have had a better location.
Literally one block from Dundas Square (the 'Times Square' of Toronto), this Toronto hotel was close to everything you could possibly want to see and enjoy in the heart of this vibrant city.
From shopping at Eaton Centre, a three-minute walk away, to the Canon Theatre, one of Toronto's oldest and most impressive venues close by, and Yonge Street, Canada's longest street, just around the corner – I was set.
My room was just as impressive as the location, offering every amenity one could possibly need, creating that home away from home feel. (I shouldn't really call it a room though; it was more like a giant studio apartment split into two rooms. I could have hosted a party had I known more people in the city!) Boasting a contemporary style, my studio offered a living room area, full kitchen (complete with dishwasher, fridge, pots, and pans, you name it), two flat screen televisions, i-Pod dock (love it), and a bedroom with an extremely large bed with crisp white bed linens.
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After a long day of enjoying all that Toronto has to offer, the Martini Bar at the Pantages Hotel Toronto Centre is the ideal spot to unwind, while sipping on a signature drink and enjoying good conversation.
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A key feature of the Pantages Hotel Toronto Centre is the Shizen Spa. Inspired by the Zen qualities of growth, flow and regeneration, this hotel strives to create a relaxing atmosphere. One of the ways they focus on this is through the countless amenities and services they provide from the Meditation CD that I received upon check-in, to the yoga mat in my closet, and through the Lifestyles Team offering lifestyle practices that assist in relaxation and wellness.
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According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Quadracci's total compensation package for 2011 amounted to $4.23 million, down from $5.52 million in 2010. While his base salary rose to $975,000 from $932,000, the CEO's option awards and non-equity incentives fell sharply last year.
The Sussex-based commercial printer has been struggling with the integration of Canadian rival World Color Press Inc., acquired in 2010, which expanded Quad into North America's second-biggest producer of magazines and books. It's also made Quad a bellwether of the changes rocking the media world. Its sales and earnings have come under pressure as demand for ink-on-paper publications increasingly competes with e-readers and tablets.
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I believe that is already thru here Ceres....just lake effect left to this
storm system. (for those that don't understand lake effect, the winds over
Lake Michigan can cause major amounts of snow and usually only effects the
immediate area around it. This storm has so much punch, it is snowing 40
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I have pretty much figured I will loose a bunch of perennials with the
winter weather we have had. Just too wet every time we get a hard freezing
cold/ice storm. I am currently worried about trees, especially the ones I
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> Donna, our news said Wisc was predicted to get a ft of snow with 50 mph
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A paper describing China's space plans for the next five years shows that it's going to be an ambitious journey through the end of 2016, comprising of space laboratories, manned spaceships and more.
The paper, which was released Thursday, reveals a blueprint of China's space-related intentions over the next five years as well as its space principles, which is not to wage a space war.
China's space program, which is ran by the military, made the U.S. a bit nervous four years ago after it fired a ground-based missile into one of its own dead satellites. The U.S. was concerned that this could
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"China always adheres to the use of outer space for peaceful purposes, and opposes weaponization or any arms race in outer space," said the recent paper.
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How low can you go disparaging a great humanitarian, a faithful pastor and former President as he is dying of cancer because he did not come out against gay marriage? Not a Christian? Are you kidding me?
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Top Homeland Security Democrat Disheartened By Findings of Continued Problems at American Red Cross
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- A House Committee on Homeland Security investigative report prepared for Ranking Member Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS) finds that American National Red Cross (Red Cross) emergency disaster relief efforts over the past several years have not provided effective and necessary critical emergency relief services after large-scale natural disasters and other emergencies. "The Red Cross has pulled the wool over our eyes. Despite its reputation for being a reliable and trusted organization, a closer look at its performance in disaster relief reveals an inefficient group hampered by mismanagement and bureaucracy." Specifically, the report finds that Red Cross protocols are inadequate for large-scale emergency disaster response. Cumbersome rules hamper the Red Cross's ability to mobilize resources to quickly provide equal care for all disaster victims, including the economically disadvantaged and people of color. The findings of the report are significant because the Red Cross is the only nongovernmental organization tasked by the Federal Government to provide "mass care" duties under the National Response Plan. Legislation Rep. Thompson introduced today would address these problems. The report can be accessed at: http://hsc-democrats.house.gov. For more information contact: Jennifer Porter Gore or Nadra Harrison at (202) 226-2616.
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I need to add a social networking feature to an existing travel community site. The site is a joomla based site. There are many free open source scripts that can be used like pligg, myownspace, elgg, etc...This should be easy for anyone who knows how to install and customize scripts. You will need to upload the code and customize it around our communitys needs. Some sites that you can model are trustedplace dot com, wayn dot com, yelp dot com, etc... I need one that will allow users to -create a profile page like on myspace and facebook -create travel blogs with google maps -upload photos and create public and private albums -upload videos -users can comment and rate other users blog articles, photos, and videos -users can leave messages on other users main profile pages -user can customze backgrounds of their pages -can create groups -can invite friends -add rss features -add google maps -admin cp must have all necessary functions that would allow me to control, moderate, and monitor all users sites and private albums. -admin can promote users to moderators to help monitor the boards. -a banner in the header on each profile that admin can turn on and off a banner on top for ad revenue. -must have a feature that users can upgrade their accounts to premium membership without ads. -urls for each user should read- [url removed, login to view]"johndoe (their chosen name)" and not a bunch of php code. Can lead to more work in the future if I like your work. Bidders must provide samples of their work and must have a good rating on RAC.
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Article Writing for Interior Designing and Furnishings
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- Budget $2 - $8 USD / hour
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This project is referring a consistent writing work for our platform - homedeco2u.com. The current version will be replaced by newer version nevertheless we need a reliable person to continuously contributing articles for our contents as following genre:
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Playgirl says that
Chord Overstreet has officially turned the magazine down on a pictorial. Moving
along, what about Darren Criss?
According to Production
Weekly, the new Muppet movie
will have Jane Lynch, Jack Black, Donald Glover, and Danny
Trejo. Paul Rudd will voice the
new Muppet, Walter. And there's a rumor of Lady
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that's all it is.
Conceptually, I get what developmental psychologist Ritch Savin-Williams was trying to say,
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each suicide as another lash of the whip. It's a stunning exercise in ivory
tower intellectualism. And he should be completely ashamed he is so out of
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Kylie is not only
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Logo is sponsoring a contest to create an anti-bullying PSA. The top five will be posted on
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2, and you can vote for your favorite until December 11. The winning video will air on Logo.
ABC is developing a daytime talk show that will pair Tori Spelling with Flipping Out's Jeff Lewis. I guess they really do want the gay market.
No one was paying attention to Ann Coulter, so she decided to advocate repeal of the 26th
Amendment, destroying liberalism by raising the minimum voting age, since
young people generally vote progressive. Considering how sacred conservatives
think the Constitution is, they certainly want to change it.
Sapphire, the
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It will focus on Precious' son as he grows up "alone, brutalized and
with the soul of an artist."
Bravo's Work of Art
has been renewed. I know one editor that will be pleased!
Glee may do a straight (well, as straight as Glee can do) episode rather than another themed show after the Super Bowl.
Newsweek and The Daily Beast are to merge, with Tina
Brown at the top of the heap.
Rumor has it that Speaker
Pelosi is going to force a vote on ENDA in the House during the
lame duck session. It's purely symbolic, since it can't possibly even come up
for debate in the Senate, which is hopelessly broken. But at least our enemies
will have to declare themselves.
The physics of how a cat drinks has finally been decoded, and
it's pretty high end physics, geometry, and a deep understanding of gravity. I'm
telling you, they are pure evil, and much smarter than you think they are.
The Florida Family
Association is claiming to have pressured Kodak and the California
Milk Board into dropping advertising on DeGrassi: The Boiling Point and
Blue Mountain State because of their anti-Christian content and support of the
homosexual lifestyle. Oddly, there is no press release from Kodak or California
Milk Board to support this claim, just the fact that they didn't advertise one
week to the next. Maybe they just didn't buy time?
The Three Stooges movie is dead, according to Jim Carrey.
Focus on the Family
will pick up sponsorship of Day of Truth, which counters
the anti-homophobia Day of Silence. They've renamed it Day of Dialogue like
some sort of college bowl game sponsorship after Exodus International found it tacky to continue promoting
homophobia in schools after so many gay teen suicides.
A Hobbit named Rob Kazinsky has been cast in Brothers & Sisters to come between Justin and his new squeeze. This could be
fun backstage, since Dave Annable is
actually married to his new squeeze in real life.
Anne Rice explains the problem with Twilight
(and conceivably The Vampire Diaries):
"It's based on a really silly premise: that immortals would go to high school.
It's a failure of imagination, but at the same time, that silly premise has
provided Stephenie Meyer with huge
success. It's almost like a stroke of genius to put vampires in high school.
They just graduate over and over again."
The Simpsons just
got renewed for a 23rd season. They'll become the third scripted show
in history to top 500 episodes. There are so many amazing quotes from Al Jean about the show, "'There was a period where we could show Homer's ass.' But then, presumably
post–Janet Jackson, 'They said we couldn't. I then went back to them and noted
that the repeats where we had showed it are airing in syndication at 6 p.m. [on
Fox-owned TV stations].' Was Fox convinced by Jean's logic? 'Nope. Banned.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Ty Burrell stopped by Good Morning America Thursday. Neither packed a razor for their trip to New York City, and it's actually really working for me with Ty. Who knew?
So cute they wanted the crowd in the shot.
I went to a Veteran's Day parade on Thursday. There were a lot of great soldiers from a variety of wars, and a disturbing number of future soldiers in JROTC from the high schools. But on the way back to the car I encountered this cooler, sitting on the corner beside the massive new federal building, with no owner in sight.
I'm afraid to know "specimens of what?"
I have no idea what you're talking about, this hedgehog is wearing galoshes.
There is an entire collection of Stephen Dorff on the red carpet with different celebrities throughout the years. It's a pretty eclectic bunch of photographs.
Doogie, and later with Reese.
Sleepy koala.
Matt Dallas hasn't exactly been in the news lately. Here is a photo from yesterday though, so he's still around.
Did they write on the motor home because they couldn't text?
Well, I'm not surprised.
Not only did Ellen have Mike O'Malley on yesterday's episode, she also had Ricky Martin, who just seems so incredibly happy and relaxed in his life.
Two major PSA's were released from the NOH8 Campaign Thursday evening, and they really brought the star power. This on on bullying features Tom Bergeron, Drew Carey, Antonio Cromartie, Dr. Drew, Steph Jones, Bridget Marquardt, Cindy McCain, Dave Navarro, Jeff Probst, Denise Richards, Angela Simmons, Gene Simmons, and Slash. The money shot is Cindy McCain saying gay youths are killing themselves because they can't serve their country openly in the military.
The second PSA is more directly targeted as part of the It Gets Better Project. This one has Eric Balfour, Meredith Eaton, Terry Kennedy, Laura Ling, Alec Mapa, Meghan McCain, Shanna Moakler, Pauley Perrett, Vanessa Simmons, Hal Sparks, Tori Spelling, Kirsten Vangsness, Kat Von D, and Debra Wilson.
TheOnion.com breaks the news that lucky winners can be buried with Orpah in the giant tomb that is being constructed for her eventual death.
This live-action version of Doug, the classic Nicklodeon cartoon, is epic. It's very Less Than Zero, but still so very Doug. I wish it were real.
Judge Judy is fine with the Iowa judges being voted out. She has a very ivory tower view of democracy, and it's exactly what one would expect of a very rich, privileged woman who wants to sound like she's for equality, but really couldn't care less. She's got hers, screw the little people. She basically endorsed not just the judges, but in general, mob rule, and the ability of the majority to vote for rights of a minority.
Did everyone see the smokestack demolition in Ohio that went horribly wrong?
Jimmy Fallon has started another serial skit on his show called "Suckers" that has a vampire element, but I'm not quite sure what vampire franchise he's gunning for. But I loved his "6-bee" series.
On July 15, 2011, a new, hand-drawn Winnie the Pooh will hit theaters, the first in more than 30 years. It has all the traditional elements, but a few modern touches as well. I'm moderately excited. I also have a soft spot for Eeyore.