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House awnings are becoming more popular among US homeowners as they realize the benefits these have.
An awning, usually placed over doors and windows, can protect a home from the scorching heat and help homeowners keep energy costs down while also helping to extend the life of furniture, carpeting, flooring and more.
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"After playing for a few years in the "straight" music world as a member of the uniquely virtuosic Washington, D.C.-based metalcore band Reflux, seven- and eight-string guitar wizard Tosin Abasi was asked to record a solo album by the group's then record label, Prosthetic Records, once the group disbanded. At first, Abasi declined on the grounds that to do so would be "egotistical," but he eventually relented and founded a new entity named Animals as Leaders (inspired by Daniel Quinn's 1992 anthropocentric novel Ishmael) to function as this solo project. An eponymous debut album followed in April of 2009 and saw Abasi handling all guitar and bass tracks, while drums and other synthesized sound effects were programmed by engineer Misha Mansoor." - Eduardo Rivadavia, AllMusicGuide
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The Chicago based VEIL OF MAYA encompasses the good old American blue collar work ethic and have definitely taken the hard road to success grinding it out on the road through countless tours over the years, but now that backbreaking schedule is paying off tenfold. This quartet are one of the few very bands that can authentically mix elements of progressive metal, melodic death metal, thrash and hardcore brutality together effectively, all while keeping the listener constantly interested with baited breath wondering just what is coming next. This is exactly why they will have a career for years to come.
VEIL OF MAYA's dynamic second full-length album, id, was met with rave reviews and quickly caught the attention of the underground with it's refreshing and unique approach.
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It sounds like maybe he wants some information on what to inspect (visually or otherwise) to make sure his stock turbo is still in good shape so he can reinstall it when he rebuilds his engine. I'm no expert, but I think it would include measuring shaftplay, any cracks, stripped bolts, pressure testing, damaged seals, stuff like that...
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The current information technology landscape is cluttered with a large number of information systems that each have their own individual authentication schemes. Even with single sign-on and multi-system authentication methods, systems within disparate management domains are likely to be utilized by users of various levels of involvement within the landscape as a whole. Due to this complexity and the abundance of authentication requirements, many users are required to manage numerous credentials across various systems. This has given rise to many different insecurities relating to the selection and management of passwords. This paper details a subset of issues facing users and managers of authentication systems involving passwords, discusses current approaches to mitigating those issues, and finally introduces a new method for password management and recalls termed Mnemonic Password Formulas. Do you have additional information to contribute regarding this research paper? If so, please email firstname.lastname@example.com with the details.
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Continued strength at British Gas is expected to drive gains for Centrica, the energy group which is due to issue half-yearly results this week.
The British Gas owner's business and residential divisions are expected to underpin the results, as both are likely to have benefited from what was a very cold winter in the UK. British Gas residential is also likely to have drawn steam from a "benign pricing environment", according to Citigroup.
"The effects of the coldest UK winter in over 30 years are likely to be the key drivers of a very strong first half for Centrica," the broker said. "This is especially the case for British Gas residential and British Gas business."
UBS also anticipates a boost from British Gas, expecting Centrica "to build on the customer gains" announced in its interim management statement. "Overall, we expect a strong set of results that should bode well for the share price," the Swiss group's analysts said in a preview issued last week.
Results/updates: Pace, Pearson, Hogg Robinson, Reckitt Benckiser, and WSP.
The oil giant BP is to publish its second-quarter figures tomorrow and the focus, unsurprisingly, is likely to be on news of the impact from the spill in Gulf of Mexico as well as changes at the top. "We expect the company to pull out the impacts as separate disclosure[s]," UBS said. "The effects will separate into three different groups: the cash costs to date; the accruals for future costs; and the un-accrued future contingencies."
The broker went on to say that it expected BP to recognise a special charge of $10bn (£6.5bn) for the quarter. "In addition, balance sheet gearing and access to funding will be an area of focus in terms of disclosure, although market concerns should be eased with the recent announcement of the disposal of upstream assets to apace," UBS added. Chief executive Tony Hayward may not be there to present them, as reports emerged during the weekend that he was preparing to quit the group.
The household-products manufacturer PZ Cussons is due to issue its full-year figures, and ahead of the results, Panmure Gordon is forecasting a 17.6 per cent hike in earnings per share.
"Given the first-half liquidity issues in Nigeria, the weakness in the Naira, tough economic conditions in [Europe] and continuing high promotional activity, we view this as a very creditable performance," the broker said, adding that , despite higher capital expenditure over 2010, it also expected cash generation to have been strong.
Also tomorrow, the retailer Halfords is due to issue a first-quarter interim management statement. Numis anticipates news of a tough performance, saying that, while like-for-like sales are expected to climb by 2 per cent over the full-year period, the first-quarter figure could be down 2 per cent.
Gross margins should be higher, however, and the broker also sees ongoing potential for upgrades from the newly acquired Nationwide Autocentre business.
Results/updates: Games Workshop, PZ Cussons, ARM Holdings, BP, Croda International, Informa, Halfords, Provident Financial, Daily Mail & General Trust, and Xstrata.
Results/updates: Bodycote, BG, Brit Insurance, British American Tobacco, CSR, Rexam, St. James's Place, Carphone Warehouse, Compass, Easyjet, Invensys, Sage, and Centrica.
Results/updates: AstraZeneca, BAE Systems, Collins Stewart, Laird, National Express, Rank, Reed Elsevier, Rolls-Royce, Travis Perkins, British Sky Broadcasting, BT, and Halma.
Analysts see little scope for negative surprises when the insurance broker Jardine Lloyd Thompson issues its half-yearly figures at the end of this week. Numis is looking forward to news of continued gains in broking revenues, which in turn should underpin earning growth.
Revenues in the broking business are forecast to be 9 per cent higher on a reported basis, and up 6 per cent at constant exchange rates. The increase is expected to be down to a combination of organic initiatives and market-share gains.
Happily for investors, Numis and Panmure are also expecting an increase in the interim payout. The latter is eying a 5 per cent increase, while the former is looking for a full 6 per cent hike to 9p.
Also on Friday, Rentokil Initial is due to post its interim results. UBS is looking forward to news of a good year-on-year performance as the support-services group's cost-saving initiatives pay off. Beyond the results, Panmure Gordon expects the company to post a strategic update alongside its statement this week.
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Essential Maintenance Practices (EMP) Class in Burlington
The next Essential Maintenance Practices (EMP) class is scheduled for Wednesday, May 17th from 5-8pm at Burlington City Hall inside Contois Auditorium. There is no fee for this class. If you would like to register or have questions about the class, please contact Lauren Pyatt at 865-5323 or email@example.com . Our class on Thursday, March 30th is full.
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This Request for Proposals invites responses from consultants or teams of professionals with experience in housing, community development, urban planning, historic preservation, real estate development, financing, and/or other relevant disciplines to assist the City of Burlington and its partners, the University of Vermont, Champlain College and Preservation Burlington to prepare The Neighborhood Project, a strategy and toolkit for neighborhood stabilization in Burlington, VT. Questions concerning this RFP must be made via email per the schedule outlined below. Full details can be found in the PDF below.
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Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Notice of Intent to Request the Release of Funds
Please see the City of Burlington, Community and Economic Development Office, CDBG Notice of Intent to Request the Release of Funds for the Champlain Housing Trust BRHIP project here. The full notice will be posted at the Clerk Treasurers Office and/or the Community and Economic Development Office in City Hall from March 20th, 2017 - March 31st, 2017 for public comment.
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On January 31, 2017, a draft evaluation report on Burlington's Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance was presented to the Community Development & Neighborhood Revitalization (CDNR) Committee. The evaluation represents the first detailed review of the City's 26-year-old Inclusionary Zoning policy, one of the proposals contained in the 2015 Housing Action Plan. The report includes numerous findings and recommendations and will be the subject of further debate and discussion in the weeks and months ahead. A working group is being established to review and consider the recommendations contained in the report.
The City and CDNR Committee would like to thank all those who participated in the January meeting and invite further comment on the draft IZ evaluation report. Comments may be sent via email to Councilor Selene Colburn, Chair, CDNR Committee, at firstname.lastname@example.com or Gillian Nanton, Assistant Director, Sustainability, Housing & Economic Development, CEDO at email@example.com. Learn more about Inclusionary Zoning at the City's dedicated page here.
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The Great Streets Initiative is under way! The Initiative is a culmination of many years of planning, including the public vote in 2014 to use the City's downtown TIF district to make new investments in the downtown's public infrastructure. The November presentation highlighted the Main Street corridor and City Hall Park. The Main Street concept plans focus on improvements to the public right-of-way, including sidewalks, street trees, stormwater, lighting, and bike facilities. The design work for City Hall Park will advance concept plans that emerged from the 2012 Imagine City Hall Park process.
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Environmental Review - Affordable Housing at Cambrian Rise
The attached notice is related to the possible investment of federal funds in the proposed project located at 351 North Ave, Burlington (future address yet to be determined) and known as "Affordable Housing at Cambrian Rise."
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A proposal for social pricing of water supply in Côte d'Ivoire
We consider the design of a nonlinear social tariff for residential water in Côte d'Ivoire, which is a case of a monopolistic private operator supplying a population of heterogeneous consumers. The proposed optimal tariff includes an initial "social" block with a low unit price, and higher consumption blocks with a monopoly pricing rule. This optimal nonlinear tariff is calibrated using econometric estimates of a panel-data residential water demand equation. Welfare changes associated with moving from the actual tariff to approximations of the optimal pricing system are computed under different tariff scenarios. We find that gains in consumer welfare would outweigh losses in producer surplus in a majority of Ivorian local communities.
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Central Council for Research In Unani Medicine – CCRUM Recruitment 2017
CCRUM Recruitment 2017- CCRUM it implies focal board for research in unani pharmaceutical. the Systematic research in Indian frameworks of solution under the administration support started with the foundation of Central Council for Research in Indian Medicine and Homeopathy (CCRIMH) as a self-sufficient association of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in the year 1969. A Central Research Institute of Unani Medicine at Hyderabad, two Clinical Research Units one each at New Delhi and Chennai, two Literary Research Units one each at Lhttp://www.ccrum.net/ucknow and Aligarh and a Composite Drugs Research Unit at Aligarh were built up under the periods of this Council. In the year 1978 this Council was part up into four separate research Councils, one each for Ayurveda and Siddha, Unani Medicine, Yoga and Naturopathy and Homeopathy, in order to additionally build up these frameworks in consonance with the essential theories of the particular frameworks. The Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine (CCRUM) began working autonomously from 10th January 1979
CCRUM Recruitment 2017
Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine (CCRUM), invites application for the post of 27 Research Officer on contract basis. Apply before 16 January 2017.
Advt. No. : 01/16
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◾Pay Scale : Rs. 15600-39100/-
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Eligibility Criteria for CCRUM Recruitment :
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◾Nationality : Indian
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Job Location : New Delhi
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Chapter One
"Off to the ol' coffin, Phoebe?" asked Connor Ballard. He'd finished his shift at the Old Sass Café a few minutes early and had helped me finish mine. We'd wiped down tables together, and flirted all the while. He was Scottish, so every one of his words sounded like melted sugar.
"Ha. Ha." I'd been a vampire for nearly four years now. A few weeks after my son, Danny, was born, I was killed. I woke up undead, sporting a shiny new set of fangs and no heartbeat.
Oh, it gets better. Not only had I become a vampire, but I had the ability to control demonkind. Y'see, every bloodsucker gets the basic package: glamour, strength, speed, the inability to tan. Then each of the seven vampire Families has a different superpower.
I'm from the Family Durga. I can summon demons, send them back to the Pit, make them clean my house. They really hate scrubbing toilets. (Who doesn't, right?) I'm joking. I wouldn't let a demon in my house on purpose. Woe to the Pit dweller who even tried.
Thanks to the Consortium, we lived in a safe paranormal community protected by an invisible force field. Technology and magic at their finest. Ever since the Invisi-shield went operational, we've enjoyed some peace and quiet. The town's prospered. Vampires, dragons, witches, sidhe, lycanthropes, and even a few ailuranthropes, or were-cats, had settled down here.
Connor and I leaned against my car, which was parked in front of the café, and flicked glances at each other. It was a few minutes past four a.m., which was closing time for most of Broken Heart. Nearly all the lights on Main Street were off, including the neon sign for the café. Broken Heart businesses usually closed about three hours before dawn; that way we could get our kids and ourselves tucked in in plenty of time.
According to Connor, he was Ghillie Dhu, a Scottish fairy. Once, they lived in birch trees and used their powers to protect the forests. But the Ghillie Dhu numbered too few these days. So he'd moved here and I'd hired him as a short-order cook. It seemed to me he should've been a gardener, or maybe even joined the security team. God knows he was built like a warrior.
Even though I managed the place now, I'd been waitressing at the café since I was sixteen. I didn't figure death should stand between me and a paycheck. Besides, the café was like a second home to me.
I went by my maiden name, Phoebe Allen, though I'd been Phoebe Tate for all of two minutes. A quickie marriage to the guy who'd knocked me up turned out to be a big-ass mistake. Don't get me wrong: Jackson Tate was nice enough, and definitely a good daddy. But we sucked as a couple and called it quits before our kid was born. We shared custody of Danny, and since it was the summer, my son was with his father. Jackson had taken him to Florida yesterday, the start of a two-week vacation at Disney World. I was in that mommy limbo of feeling relief (four-year-old's absence equals sleep and quiet and tidiness) and the ache of missing my kid, shaded by irrational panic that something might happen to him if I wasn't there to protect him.
"Am I borin' you, lass?"
"No," I said, laughing. "I'm just thinking 'bout stuff."
"You miss your boy."
I was surprised he'd guessed my thoughts. Connor had never struck me as the familial type. I looked at him beneath my lashes. His face was slashes and angles. Hard-edged. Even the look in his eyes was all knives. The only softness I detected was the lushness of his mouth, the bottom lip slightly fuller than the top, lips that showcased perfect white teeth. And there was the dimple, of course. He had chocolate brown hair that he wore long; the ends brushed his shoulders. His eyes were the color of Crown Royal, rich amber, filled with secrets.
Wickedly handsome.
He exuded a caged strength I'd wanted so badly to see unleashed in bed.
It was unusual for me to waste time flirting. Or hoping for, you know, a little nooky. Well, not all-the-way nooky. Since sucking blood was such a sensual act, the original seven vampires magicked up the binding. If you had intercourse, you were bound to your lover for a hundred years. Needless to say, most of us were careful about mealtimes.
Mm-mmm. Connor sure knew how to get a girl riled. A secretive look, a quiet compliment, an unexpected touch . . . yeah, he'd employed them all over the last month.
I liked him. More than I should, really.
"Sunrise is only a couple hours away," I said patting the hood of my beat-up 1965 Mustang. She needed a paint job and some interior work, but her innards were top-notch. I'd taken my baby to our local mechanic, Simone Sweet, and she'd made the car purr like a baby tiger. "Think I'll take Sally for one last run before bedtime."
Connor's lips quirked. "Mustang Sally?"
"Well, she was brand-new in 1965," I said, grinning.
He laughed. Oh, Lord. He was sexy. I turned toward him, inched closer.
"Well then," he said, his gaze on my mouth, "I suppose I should kiss the pretty girl good-night."
I rolled my eyes and punched his shoulder. "Lame."
He put his hand over his heart as if I'd wounded him there.
"You have that fancy brogue," I teased, "and you can't give me a better line than that one?"
He cupped my face and kissed me.
His lips were firm and warm. He tasted like cinnamon and coffee. His fingers threaded through my hair, and my hands flattened against his muscled chest. His tongue slipped past the seam of my lips, beckoning me, daring me.
I met his passion with my own.
Heat poured through me, every nerve ending pinging with need, every molecule within me wanting. We parted briefly, he gulped in a breath, and then he recaptured my mouth, deepening the kiss, his tongue dueling with mine, his heart thundering under my palms.
Anything I'd ever had before was nothing compared to this maelstrom. I wanted to breathe in Connor, absorb him, take him into me and become whole.
"Lass." He pulled free, leaning his forehead against mine. He inhaled greedily, shuddering. Inhaling wasn't really an option for me, but quivering? That I could do.
My mouth felt swollen and tingly.
I looked down. My white Nikes and his black boots touched, our knees rubbing against each other, and I thought: We could be naked.
"Come home with me, Connor."
He drew me in close and tipped my chin so that I was staring into his eyes. An old word floated to the surface of my mind: aurum. Latin for "gold." His eyes were tarnished with the kind of sorrow I'd seen only in my mother's troubled gaze, usually when she was thinking of my father, who'd died when I was fourteen. I wondered about the tragedy that had dulled the shine of Connor's gaze.
"When you look at me like that," he said, running his fingers down my throat, "it's like you can see into my soul."
"No." I stilled his roving hand and took it to kiss his fingertips. "I just see you."
He sucked in a breath, and I was surprised my words had affected him so. Was this the game people played when they felt as if their hearts had met before the world began?
No, Pheebs. Animal attraction is not love.
"You wish to spend the night with me?" he asked. "And you make this choice of your own free will?"
His formal language threw me, but I went with it. Impulsiveness, thy name is Phoebe Allen. "Yes," I murmured. "I choose you, Connor."
He kissed me until my knees felt wobbly, and I knew, right then that I was in for one hell of a night.
Connor slid into the passenger seat as if he belonged there, Clyde to my Bonnie. I glanced at him and saw him staring out the window, his eyes lifted to the full moon. For a moment, he seemed as though he might be praying.
Then he looked at me, and his eyes were not those of a penitent man.
The house was dark, quiet. We both got out of the car, the muggy heat an insult after the cold of air-conditioning.
I hesitated, my gaze traveling the cracked sidewalk, studying the dandelions that poked through. Devil's Shoestring grew in thick brown clumps all around the house. After Daddy passed, Momma's schizophrenia had gotten worse, and so, too, had her strange habits. She insisted we plant the Devil's Shoestring. "Purpose bound," she had said when we were finished. "Promise made."
Guilt flickered like a dying candle's temperamental flame. Oh, Momma.
My mother had committed suicide.
I was eighteen. I just wanted to take Sally and travel around, get out into the bright, beautiful world. I'd saved nearly all my waitressing money. Aunt Alice had agreed to take Momma in for a while, and had driven from Louisiana to get her. On an overnight stop, Momma went into the hotel bathroom and took razor blades to her wrists. She didn't mess around, either. The lines went from wrist to elbow, and were so deep that the paramedics glimpsed bone.
I'd failed her.
I'd wanted a life all my own. It was almost as if her illness had been killing me. I'd just wanted to breathe again.
And now? I didn't breathe at all.
Momma hadn't left a note, so there was an autopsy and a police investigation. While we waited for bureaucracy to crawl toward the obvious conclusion, Aunt Alice and I cleaned out the house. It was hell going through Momma's bedroom, organizing her clothes, inventorying the items she'd considered precious, tossing the stuff she wouldn't need anymore. You ever clutch a half-used tube of toothpaste and just lose your shit?
I did.
I had held on to that stupid tube of Colgate, sat on the toilet, and wept. It didn't do a damned bit of good. Momma was gone. I didn't feel relieved, either. I just felt like my chest had been clawed open. That kind of emptiness was never filled.
You just got used to living with it.
Digging through the boxes in her closet, I found the journals. And that's how I'd discovered Momma practiced hoodoo. Weird things we'd done—mostly to keep Momma's mind settled, like weekly floor washings and planting the Devil's Shoestring—were hoodoo rituals.
Momma had been trying to keep out the bad spirits, the ones only she could see (when she wasn't medicated). Believe me, ever since I got undead and found out demons were real, I'd wondered whether Momma had been able to look into the beyond. I'd been so intent on hanging on to reality, I couldn't consider the possibility that she'd been right.
Y'see, I didn't want to be crazy. I made sure my world stayed in order, that it made complete sense all the time, no matter what I had to do. In a way, that was its own kind of crazy.
The week of Momma's death was when I crawled into Jackson Tate's embrace and we made a baby together. All that yearning to leave Broken Heart and all that money I'd saved went toward fixing up the house and preparing for Daniel Allen Tate.
I realized I'd been staring at the Devil's Shoestring for a little too long. I didn't want to get lost in those memories. I didn't want to feel that same sense of vulnerability and fear that had me scrambling for a human connection.
Well, I guess I didn't need to worry about the human part, now, did I?
Connor's hand pressed lightly on the small of my back and I looked up, realizing how tall and broad he was, how much of a man he seemed when I still felt like a girl.
"Changin' your mind?" he asked softly.
"Nope." I strode down the walkway, digging my house keys out of my purse. I had the door unlocked and opened when I realized Connor hadn't followed me onto the small porch.
"Invite me, lass," he said, his gaze filled with wicked promises.
"Come in," I said, smiling.
I felt the air move, an odd breeze disturbing the damp night, and then he smiled, too.
He sauntered up to the house and followed me inside.


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WASHINGTON In agreeing to hear cases involving same-sex marriage, the Supreme Court will address two sets of issues: whether gay Americans have the same constitutional right to marry as heterosexuals, and whether Congress can deprive legally married gay couples of federal benefits otherwise available to married people.
Gay marriage is legal, or will be soon, in nine states; 31 states have amended their constitutions to prohibit same-sex marriage. North Carolina was the most recent example in May. In Minnesota earlier this month, voters defeated a proposal to enshrine a ban on gay marriage in that state's constitution.
The biggest potential issue before the justices comes in the dispute over California's Proposition 8, the state constitutional ban on gay marriage that voters adopted in 2008 after the state Supreme Court ruled that gay Californians could marry. Federal courts in California struck down Prop. 8, but that ruling has not taken effect while the issue is being appealed.
The case could allow the justices to decide whether the U.S. Constitution's guarantee of equal protection means that the right to marriage cannot be limited to heterosexuals.
A decision in favor of gay marriage could set a national rule and overturn every state constitutional provision and law banning same-sex marriages. A ruling that upheld California's ban would be a setback for gay-marriage proponents in the nation's largest state, although it would leave open the state-by-state effort to allow gays and lesbians to marry.
In striking down Prop. 8, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals crafted a narrow ruling that said because gay Californians already had been given the right to marry, the state could not later take it away. The ruling studiously avoided any sweeping pronouncements.
The larger constitutional issue almost certainly will be presented to the court, but the justices would not have to rule on it.
The other issue the high court will take on involves a provision of the Defense of Marriage Act, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman for the purpose of deciding who can receive a range of federal benefits. Four federal district courts and two appeals courts struck down the provision.
The justices chose for their review the case of 83-year-old Edith Windsor, who sued to challenge a $363,000 federal estate tax bill after her partner of 44 years died in 2009.
Windsor, who goes by Edie, married Thea Spyer in 2007 after doctors told them that Spyer would not live much longer. She suffered from multiple sclerosis for many years. Spyer left everything she had to Windsor.
There is no dispute that if Windsor had been married to a man, her estate tax bill would have been $0.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York agreed with a district judge that the provision of the act deprived Windsor of the constitutional guarantee of equal protection.
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Colorado Rockies Snap Houston Astros' Winning Streak
The Houston Astros' four-game winning streak is history in a big way, courtesy of a 10-3 loss at home to the Colorado Rockies.
Astros lefthander Wandy Rodriguez was roughed up, giving up 10 hits, seven earned runs, and four home runs in five innings pitched. Brandon Backe pitched two innings in relief and seemed to be pitching batting practice—three runs, two walks, three hits.
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If you struggle against Astros' pitching, you should consult Rockies first baseman Todd Helton. He's .315 on the season and hit safely in all four games against Houston. In the series he went 5-15 (.333) with three RBIs.
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More details emerged this week about Stephen Baxter's new Past Doctor Adventure (the first since 2005).
The Wheel Of Ice features the Second Doctor with Jamie and Zoe as his companions. This places it somewhere near the end of the Second Doctor's adventures, if you care about that sort of thing. No doubt a detailed reading will place it somewhere more precise in the Great Doctor Who Timeline.
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"Aboard the Wheel Of Ice, a ring of ice and steel turning around a moon of Saturn, The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe find a critical situation – and three strangers who have just turned up out of nowhere look like prime candidates to be accused of sabotage. The Doctor finds himself caught up in a mystery that goes right back to the creation of the solar system. But it's a mystery that could kill them all."
Whether you're a new fan who wants to dip into the past of Doctor Who, or an old one who thinks it's been too long since the Second Doctor had any adventures, this will be worth a look.
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This guideline covers diagnosing and treating delirium in people aged 18 and over in hospital and in long-term residential care or a nursing home. It also covers identifying people at risk of developing delirium in these settings and preventing onset. It aims to improve diagnosis of delirium and reduce hospital stays and complications.
NICE has published separate advice for the care of people with alcohol-related physical health problems, including delirium related to alcohol use (known as delirium tremens).
This guideline includes recommendations on:
- risk factors of delirium
- indicators of delirium at presentation and daily observations
- preventing delirium
- diagnosing delirium
- treating delirium
Who is it for?
- NHS staff responsible for patients in hospital (including critical care) and long-term residential care settings (including primary care healthcare professionals)
- Adult hospital patients
- Adults in long-term residential care or a nursing home
- Family and carers of people with or at high risk of developing delirium
Is this guideline up to date?
We reviewed the evidence in January 2015. We found nothing new that affects the recommendations in this guideline.
Next review: 2018
Guideline development process
How we develop NICE guidelines
This guideline was previously called delirium: diagnosis, prevention and management.
Your responsibility
The recommendations in this guideline represent the view of NICE, arrived at after careful consideration of the evidence available. When exercising their judgement, professionals are expected to take this guideline fully into account, alongside the individual needs, preferences and values of their patients or service users. The application of the recommendations in this guideline is not mandatory and the guideline does not override the responsibility of healthcare professionals to make decisions appropriate to the circumstances of the individual patient, in consultation with the patient and/or their carer or guardian.
Local commissioners and/or providers have a responsibility to enable the guideline to be applied when individual health professionals and their patients or service users wish to use it. They should do so in the context of local and national priorities for funding and developing services, and in light of their duties to have due regard to the need to eliminate unlawful discrimination, to advance equality of opportunity and to reduce health inequalities. Nothing in this guideline should be interpreted in a way that would be inconsistent with compliance with those duties.
Commissioners and providers have a responsibility to promote an environmentally sustainable health and care system and should assess and reduce the environmental impact of implementing NICE recommendations wherever possible.


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Before School Childcare will be provided from 7 am-8 am each morning for all Little Falcon Learning Center and Day School students. Before School Childcare is located in the Little Falcon Learning Center classroom in the Middle School building. At 8 am, students will be escorted to the appropriate homeroom prior to the First Bell.
Registration is preferred, but not required. We welcome last minute drop-ins since we understand parent schedules can quickly change.
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With a statutory obligation to collect waste from households the Authority operates a fleet of refuse vehicles across the County that collect black bag waste and glass recycling from around 59,600 properties. These vehicles will collect from your home fortnightly.
Properties that currently don't receive food and glass collections such as flats, houses of multiple occupancy etc will continue with weekly collections until further notice.
Why is the authority changing to fortnightly collections for black bag refuse and glass?
In order to meet tough Welsh Government recycling targets and make financial savings. If the targets are not met, financial penalties will be incurred which could be passed on to Council Tax payers.
Need more information? Fortnightly Collections - FAQ
In order to collect from this number of households each vehicle has a designated route to follow with crews of between two and four operatives. The service is so reliable that many households know what time it is by judging from what time the refuse vehicle arrives. It's a service to be proud of. From October, new routes may temporarily cause some disruption to the service. We appreciate your patience with this matter.
Where should I put my refuse for collection?
Your refuse should be placed on the kerbside outside your home in order for it to be collected; however, some residents are unable to do this because they are infirm.
If this applies to you, we are able to provide an assisted doorstep collection upon application. We are unable to provide this service to able bodied residents.
If you are elderly or infirm and cannot place rubbish at the kerbside for collection please download, complete and return the attached Request for Assisted Collection form or contact the Customer Contact Centre on 01437 764551 for a form.
You can obtain further supplies from the following places: (* indicates a charge)
Name | Address | Blue Bags* | Orange Bags | Clear Bags | 5Ltr Food Bags | 23Ltr Food Bags* |
North Wing CSC | County Hall, Freemans Way, Haverfordwest. SA61 1TP | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Pembroke Library & Information Centre | Commons Road, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire SA71 4AE | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Haverfordwest Library & Information Centre | Former Youth Club, off Dew Street, Haverfordwest SA61 1ST | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Milford Haven Library & Information Centre | Cedar Court, Haven's Head Business Park, Milford Haven SA73 3LS | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Saundersfoot Library & Information Centre | Regency Hall, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire. SA69 9NG | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Tenby Library | Greenhill Avenue, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 7LB | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Narberth Community Library | James Street, Narberth, Pembrokeshire SA67 7BU | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Thornton Business Park | Pembrokeshire County Council, Unit 23, Thornton Business Park SA73 2RR | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Argyle Street CSC | Argyle Street, Pembroke Dock. SA72 6HL | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Neyland CSC | St Clements Road, Neyland. SA73 1SH | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Fishguard CSC | Town Hall, Fishguard. SA65 9HE | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Milford CSC | Town Hall, Hamilton Terrace, Milford Haven. SA73 3JW | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Tenby Customer Service & Information Centre | Unit 2, Upper Park Road, Tenby. SA70 7LT | No | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
Tenby Town Council | De Valence Pavilion, Upper Frog Street, Tenby. SA70 7JD | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
St Davids City Hall | City Hall, High Street, St Davids. SA62 6SD | No | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
Pembroke Town Hall | Town Hall, Main Street, Pembroke. SA71 4JS | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Williams Vision | 45, High Street, Narberth. SA67 7AS | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Ceredigion County Council | Morgan Street, Cardigan. SA43 1DG | No | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Hermon Civic Amenity and Recycling centre | Rhydiau, Hermon, Crymych. SA41 3QT | No | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
*23 litre food bags cost £6.70 per roll
*Please click on the blue text for Library and Information Centre opening hours.
My refuse keeps getting attacked by animals, why don't you provide us with wheelie bins?
Research has shown that the quantity of waste collected from households with wheelie bins is significantly higher than households that use sacks only.
This would be totally unacceptable at a time when the Council has a duty to reduce the amount of waste being sent to landfill, and when kerbside collection of recyclables is being introduced across the County.
With this in mind, if you need to put your refuse out the night before your collection, please cover it with an old blanket or carpet. This will deter any wild animals from attacking your sacks.
Please do not put your refuse out any earlier than you have to. Black bags left on the kerbside for too long are unsightly and a potential health hazard. We have the powers to inspect the bags of persistent offenders to establish ownership.
Can I put my fridge freezer or other bulky items out for refuse collection?
In short, no you cannot. If you have items that are too large to be included with your normal refuse collection, then you can arrange for these to be collected by requesting Bulky Household Collections
What about other electrical items like TV's, irons and vacuum cleaners?
No. These can be brought to any of our Civic Amenity and Recycling Centres or taken with a bulky household collection for recycling. A new directive came into force in 2007 to tackle the amount of electrical items sent to landfill each year. See the section on Civic Amenity and recycling Centres .
I run a business, how is my waste collected?
Pembrokeshire County Council oversees approximately 1100 trade waste contracts. If a business decided to undertake a trade waste agreement with the Authority, they have the option of having their waste collected via the blue bag scheme or through the hire of large wheelie bins.
Because business rates do not include refuse collections a charge is made. If a business decides to use bulk bins, a charge will be made for hiring the bins and the collection and disposal of waste.
Businesses can also take some elements of their waste to any one of the six Civic Amenity and Recycling Centres in the County for recycling. The materials that can be accepted are listed on our Civic Amenity and Recycling Centres page under What can I take to the Centres. A small charge may apply for some materials.


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Pranav Jani, who helped to lead the thousand-strong occupation of the Columbus, Ohio, airport, lays out the organizing ingredients that made for a successful protest. Read the full article here. FIRST, I learned that this is a time to be bold. People are ready to mobilize, and capable of doing things far beyond what we think we can do. How we engage with a newly radicalizing generation of protesters will determine how effectively the left is able to move forward, explain Sarah Mamo and Coco Smyth. Read the full article here. Trump's election has given many people their first taste of the power of protest. A surge in the number of protesters is directly correlated to the fact that people who've never considered themselves activists or radicals are joining together with the left in the face of a common enemy: Trump. Matt Monta of 614NOW attended and reviewed the People's Art Night, organized and hosted by the ISO Columbus. Read the full article here. Photo by Meredith B. The diversity of faces in the crowded, steamy, politically-charged parlor was reminiscent of David Van Ronk's 1960s Greenwich Village scene. I half expected Van Ronk or Pete Seeger or Allen Ginsberg to walk in, song or poem in hand. Yet, for the fierce activism that ISO prides itself on, there was a conspicuous absence of fire-and-brimstone ideological sermons that one might equate with such an event. The focus was exclusively upon the act of expression and even when the performance wasn't entirely polished, the packed room was hushed throughout and delivered genuine applause at the end. The appreciation for that act of expression in all its forms was the underpinning act of solidarity. Last night, Socialist Alternative Columbus, OH organized a massive rally in downtown Columbus, drawing out a crowd of thousands. The energy of the crowd was unlike Columbus has ever seen. People roared for speakers who admonished the two-party system for inadequately addressing the needs of the people, calling for a political alternative, and roared in solidarity with refugees, Muslims and immigrants throughout the night. People took leadership in carrying chants and taking the streets. It's clear that Columbus is the furthest thing from shy in joining the wave of resistance against Trump.
As fantastic as the rally was, protesters were met with the repressive forces of the state. At an entirely peaceful rally, the Columbus Police Department (CPD) deployed pepper spray and riot techniques on a nonviolent, peaceful crowd occupying a downtown intersection. Here it should be noted that it was mainly Black youth being targeted, and as observed in the cases of Ty're King and Henry Green, CPD is known to use excessive force on Black youth. An occupation of an intersection is not a violent act. There was little to no traffic, and drivers honked their horns in solidarity! ISO - Columbus unequivocally condemns CPD's use of tear gas and riot gear on last night's protesters. Our condolences go to all those who were afflicted, and we hope that everyone received swift medical attention. Nevertheless, last night serves as a reminder of what we do when we're united, together. The struggle continues, and we're in this for the long haul with you. Solidarity! Emily Shaw writes from Ohio about the right-wing offensive in Trump's America. Read the full article here. AFTER HIS unexpected "victory" in the November election, it didn't take long for Donald Trump's right-wing fan club to begin putting his reactionary program into practice. Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday officially abandoning the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the sweeping, 12-nation economic agreement negotiated by the outgoing Obama administration that Congress had yet to ratify. Trump was making good on a centerpiece of his right-wing presidential campaign--yet some on the left and the labor movement praised Trump. 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A newly re-issued book on organizing by women of color activists has important lessons for the fight for reproductive justice today, writes Haley Swenson. Read the full article here. UNDIVIDED RIGHTS: Women of Color Organize for Reproductive Justice, re-issued this year by Haymarket Books, documents the contributions of women of color activists to the struggle for reproductive justice over the last four decades. At a time when activists fear more repression and retrenchment on women's issues, learning about the work that has been accomplished in earlier difficult times is invaluable. Pranav Jani, a longtime SocialistWorker.org contributor and associate professor at Ohio State University (OSU), writes about the climate on campus following the horrible attack on November 28 and the determination of students and faculty to resist the tide of hate and scapegoating. OSU students Maryam Abdi, Stu Edgecombe, Andrea Guttman Fuentes and Yashna Panda contributed interviews and additional comments. Read the full article here. To repeat: We don't know why Artan did what he did. There is no definite link between his religion and his race and his actions. The vast majority of people who feel alienated and oppressed on this campus don't resort to acts of violence--which can only produce fear, leading to further backlashes against minority communities. The ISO Columbus condemns the Ohio state house's underhanded tactic of sneaking in the inappropriately misnamed "Heartbeat bill" into a law to expedite the reporting of child abuse and neglect by medical professionals. The "Heartbeat bill" bans abortion at the moment that a heartbeat is detected in a fetus, usually around 6-8 weeks. This is before many people know that they are pregnant, and is long before viability or brain activity has been established. The "Heartbeat bill" has been opposed by Ohio Right-to-Life, the largest anti-choice organization in the state, for being too extreme and unconstitutional. The so-called "lame duck" congressional session, between the election of new bourgeois politicians and their inaugurations, allows sitting congresspeople to fast-track a number of reactionary, conservative, anti-women, and anti-worker bills without accountability to their constituency. It is a farce of democracy that this dangerous, and by all accounts illegal, bill will be signed into law by right-winger John Kasich. The ACLU has announced that they will fight the bill in court, but Kasich's administration will be using workers' hard-earned tax money to fund the defense of this attack on reproductive rights.
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Welcome - Nature - Rushing Waters - Mountains - Restful - Pets Welcome
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- Minimum stay:3 nights
- Sleeps:2
- Bedrooms:1
- Bathrooms:1
- Property type:Estate
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
Witten Barn - Contemporary - One-of-a-Kind & Luxury Amenities
WE WELCOME PETS: We do welcome pets, but there is a small additional fee. There is additional housekeeping time required after each 'pet stay.' We hope you understand. Please be sure to check off that you have a pet under FEES AND TAXES when developing your quote so that we can facilitate a faster booking for you!
OUR RATES: Our standard nightly rate (minimum 3 nights) is $275. Please contact us directly for any weekly rate (longer stays may be considered).
'Witten Pond' is comprised of three homes on a 15-acre owner-estate, which is in the midst of the 'forever wild' Catskill State Forest Preserve in the NYC Ashokan Reservoir area and on the protected Wittenberg Stream. Our homes are best suited for one couple, or a couple with a small child and/or pet. All three of our homes have 1-bedroom and 1-bath. We do not suggest that multiple couples inquire for availability for just one home. We recommend if two couples wish to vacation together that they consider renting Lily-of-the-Valley (# 3467416). A special package price will be offered.
The original home, circa 1910 recently restored 'Lily of the Valley,' is furnished in art and antiques. The second is a more contemporary historic home, 'Witten Gatehouse', with a spa bathroom. The third home, 'Witten Barn,' is an architectural integration of old and new including a major European-style kitchen, bathroom, and wood-fired radiant fireplace. 'Witten Pond' homes singly, or together, provide perfect Private Realms for a couple's getaway.
A "must" when visiting Witten Pond is to take a short walk up Moonhaw Road to the bridge and dead end. Beginning at Witten Pond, Moonhaw Road is a single dirt lane unchanged in 100 years! Along the way, you walk in parallel with the Wittenberg Stream, which has stayed as pristine as in the days of the Hudson River School painters and naturalist John Burroughs. Wittenberg Stream's rushing waters, which you hear from all the homes at Witten Pond, flows down from Wittenberg Mountain en route to New York City's Ashokan Reservoir. For those who fish and have a New York State License, the Wittenberg Stream has native brook trout. You can see Wittenberg Mountain's peak from Witten Pond, given it is the third highest vertical climb in the Catskills and a part of the Slide Mountain Wilderness Range.
Wittenberg Stream
WITTEN BARN is a stand-alone home looking out through large picture windows, fronting on Witten Pond. It has light on three sides and shares a common wall with Moonhaw Gallery to the east, which fronts on Moonhaw Road. Moonhaw Gallery is the owner's private art gallery and office (not open to the public). Witten Barn (red door entrance) and Moonhaw Gallery (green door entrance) each have separate front entrances, which assure privacy for those occupying Witten Barn. On the south side of Witten Pond sits the historic Lily-of-the-Valley and Witten Gatehouse.
Witten Pond is at the end of a one-lane Town road, infrequently travelled. It is surrounded by thousands of acres of the "forever wild" Catskill State Forest Preserve and in an area monitored by NYC to protect the Ashokan Reservoir. Private and public hiking trails abound. The Pond is spring-fed and rainbow trout are available for catch and release fishing as well as swimming at your own risk (no life guard)
The views from Witten Barn overlook Witten Pond to the south and Cornell and Wittenberg Mountains (among the highest in the Catskills) to the North. Witten Pond is in Moonhaw Valley, one of those rare but accessible Catskill Valleys where there is no ambient light from a village or town, which astronomers know as "dark sky" so sky and stars are viewed crystal clear.
Witten Barn has a spacious European-style living area on the first floor with a hand-built, Tuscan wood -burning radiant fireplace also in the European Alps style. This living area reflects American artisanal and modern furnishings, Hudson Valley fine art as well as a European flavor to many of its appointments.
The kitchen is wonderful for those who love the art of cooking and is beautifully equipped and spacious as is the dining area with seating for 8.
The master bedroom and spa suite on the 2nd floor have a hand-crafted large bluestone soaking tub and steam bath, which overlooks Witten Pond. The space is designed for comfort and luxury. The sumptuous 725 sq ft. bedroom suite has cathedral ceilings and the views from this level are stunning.
Witten Barn, circa 1835, was totally renovated in 2000-2005.
Witten Barn is a property that is perfect for the couple or individual who wants luxury, design, peace and inspiration, while being situated in a mountain paradise that is a relatively short drive from Woodstock and other mid-Hudson Valley places of interest. Please check our Private Realms NEWSLETTER with up-to-date information on events and outings in our area of the Hudson Valley Region, including Woodstock.
Member since: 2012
Property Type
- Estate
- 1500 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 2
- Non Smoking Only
- Not Suitable For Children
- Pets Considered
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
- Massage
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 2, Beds for 2
Bedroom 1: 1 queen
There is a sofa downstairs best for child or 1 adult...moreless
- The master spa bath and bedroom suite on the 2nd floor has a hand-crafted large bluestone soaking tub and steam bath, overlooking Witten Pond. The 625 sq ft. bedroom suite has cathedral ceilings and is designed for comfort and luxury. The bed, mattress, and linens are of the finest quality, offering the ultimate in comfort. There is a spacious sitting area with leather chairs, a gas-log fireplace - all overlooking the views from three sides. The views from this level are spectacular in all four seasons....moreless
Bathrooms: 1 Bathroom
Other Amenities
- Witten Pond is a 15-acre estate in the high peaks of the Catskill Mountains, surrounded by a 'forever-wild' forest preserve and consists of 3 separates residences of a former family compound. On the south side of Witten Pond sits the historic Lily-of-the-Valley and Witten Gatehouse. On the north side of the Pond is the historic Witten Barn with separate Moonhaw Gallery. Witten Pond is at the end of Moonhaw Road in West Shokan, a one-lane Town road in an area monitored by NYC to protect the Ashokan Reservoir. Private and public hiking trails abound. The Pond is spring-fed and rainbow trout are available for catch and release fishing as well as swimming at your own risk (no life guard). The views from Witten Barn over-look Witten Pond to the south and Cornell and Wittenberg Mountains (among the highest in the Catskills) to the North....moreless
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Historic
- Romantic
- Spa
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Autumn Foliage
- Caves
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Festivals
- Forests
- Library
- Live Theater
- Museums
- Playground
- Pond
- Restaurants
- Synagogues
- Waterfalls
- Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Fitness Center
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Bird Watching
- Horseback Riding
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Sight Seeing
- Sledding
- Walking
Location Type
Monument View:
Witten Pond is at the end of Moonhaw Road. A one-lane town road surrounded by thousands of acres of "forever wild" Catskill State Forest Preserve. Including protected area(s) around the Ashokan Rese...moreless
Mountain View:
From every home on Witten Pond property, there is a view of some of highest Catskill Mountain peaks. Not readily seen since we are secluded....moreless
- Rural
Bellayre and Hunter are two ski areas just 30 minutes up Route 28 through some of the most gorgeous landscape and mountains ever seen....moreless
Ashokan, Woodstock, Phoenicia, Historic Kingston, Town of Olive...moreless
Water View:
Witten Barn overlooks Witten Pond. A pristine trout pond with reflections of everything that abounds on, or near, the Pond. It is 8-feet deep and one can swim at one's own risk. No lifeguard....moreless
Witten Pond property is parallel to the great Wittenberg Stream, the history of which and a video are cited in the main copy of this site. ...moreless
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Equestrian Events
- Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hunting
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain Climbing
- Mountaineering
- Rafting
- Sailing
- Skiing
- Swimming
- Water Tubing
The floor plan is all open and spacious, including the dining area with seating up to eight....moreless
- Dining Area
- Seating for 8 people
- Air Conditioning
- Clothes Dryer:
- Fireplace:
- Hair Dryer
Radiant heated floors plus an auto-generator to keep things comfortable should there be a power outage....moreless
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Living Room:
Witten Barn has an open, spacious European-style living area on the first floor with a hand-built, stone, wood -burning radiant fireplace also in the European Alps style. The floors are radiant heat....moreless
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
Designed by a professional chef, the kitchen is wonderful for those who love the art of cooking and is beautifully equipped with new, stunning appliances throughout....moreless
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Stove
Lawn / Garden:
There is vast property available for walking and exercising your dog while under supervision. In the summer we usually have an organic vegetable garden near the Barn,...moreless
- Outdoor Grill
Pool / Spa
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
My Standard Rate 3 night min stay |
$275 | ||||
Additional information about rental rates
- Pet Fee $75
- Refundable Damage Deposit $250
- Cleaning Fee $125
- Taxes Not included
Our homes are filled with antiques, rustic luxury, and contemporary elegance, depending on the home you rent. They welcome couples with a pet(s) and/or small children. Our homes are not suitable for "groups" of couples seeking party weekends.
Witten Pond consists of 3 magnificent residences: Witten Barn, Lily-of-the-Valley, and The Gatehouse.
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Witten Barn Residence and private Gallery. Residence is to the right and back.
Witten Barn Red Door entrance.
Witten Barn in Thanksgiving Storm. By guest, L. Davis.
Beatifully appointed kitchen with ease in mind.
Kitchen and dining area views.
Tuscan fireplace and bake oven!
Master Bedroom Suite.
Master Bedroom Spa-Bathroom.
Majestic Catskill Mountains High Peaks.
View of Witten Pond and Tiny House Sauna from Barn.
View of Witten Pond from Barn in summer.
Barn Gallery at Night.
View of Witten Barn and Gallery from Lily of the Valley.
Ground floor entrance with hand-made wrought-iron spiral stair case.
Open space - living room, dining, and kitchen.
Living room and dining area from kitchen view.
Living room comfort for views of meadow and Witten Pond.
Hand-made wrought iron spiral stair case leads to master bedroom suite.
Master Bedroom Sitting Area.
Wittenberg Stream in Winter.
Barn from across the Witten Pond.
Magical morning light on Witten Barn.
View of Witten Pond following winter snow storm.
The Grand Wittenberg Stream.
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