text:
Hippocampal sclerosis
Hippocampal sclerosis | |
Mesial Temporal Sclerosis | |
Classification and external resources | |
DiseasesDB | 34097 |
Hippocampal sclerosis (HS) is a neuropathological condition with severe neuronal cell loss and gliosis in the hippocampus, specifically in the CA-1 (Cornu Ammonis area 1) and subiculum of the hippocampus. It was first described in 1880 by Wilhelm Sommer.[1] Hippocampal sclerosis is a frequent pathologic finding in community-based dementia. Hippocampal sclerosis can be detected with autopsy or MRI. Individuals with hippocampal sclerosis have similar initial symptoms and rates of dementia progression to those with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and therefore are frequently misclassified as having Alzheimer's Disease. But clinical and pathologic findings suggest that hippocampal sclerosis has characteristics of a progressive disorder although the underlying cause remains elusive.[2] A diagnosis of hippocampal sclerosis has a significant effect on the life of patients because of the notable mortality, morbidity and social impact related to epilepsy, as well as side effects associated with antiepileptic treatments.[3]
Mesial temporal sclerosis is a specific pattern of hippocampal neuron cell loss.[4][5] There are 3 specific patterns of cell loss. Cell loss might involve sectors CA1 and CA4, CA4 alone, or CA1 to CA4.[5] Associated hippocampal atrophy and gliosis is common.[4] MRI scan commonly displays increased T2 signal and hippocampal atrophy.[4] Mesial temporal sclerosis might occur with other temporal lobe abnormalities (dual pathology).[4] Mesial temporal sclerosis is the most common pathological abnormality in temporal lobe epilepsy.[4][5] It has been linked to abnormalities in TDP-43.[6]
Possible causes[edit]
Although hippocampal sclerosis is relatively commonly found among elderly people (≈10% of individuals over the age of 85 years), association between this disease and ageing remains unknown.[7]
Vascular risk factors[edit]
There were also observations that hippocampal sclerosis was associated with vascular risk factors. Hippocampal sclerosis cases were more likely than Alzheimer's disease to have had a history of stroke (56% vs. 25%) or hypertension (56% vs. 40%), evidence of small vessel disease (25% vs. 6%), but less likely to have had diabetes mellitus (0% vs. 22%).[8]
Socioeconomic status[edit]
Socioeconomic correlates of health have been well established in the study of heart disease, lung cancer, and diabetes. Many of the explanations for the increased incidence of these conditions in people with lower socioeconomic status (SES) suggest they are the result of poor diet, low levels of exercise, dangerous jobs (exposure to toxins etc.) and increased levels of smoking and alcohol intake in socially deprived populations. Hesdorffer et al. found that low SES, indexed by poor education and lack of home ownership, was a risk factor for epilepsy in adults, but not in children in a population study.[9] Low socioeconomic status may have a cumulative effect for the risk of developing epilepsy over a lifetime.[10]
This section may be confusing or unclear to readers. In particular, incomplete and confusing sentences. (February 2016) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) |
Histopathological hallmarks of hippocampal sclerosis include segmental loss of pyramidal neurons, granule cell dispersion and reactive gliosis. This means that pyramidal neuronal cells are lost, granule cells are spread widely or driven off, and glial cells are changed in response to damage to the central nervous system (CNS).
Generally, hippocampal sclerosis may be seen in some cases of epilepsy. It is important to clarify the nature of insults that most likely have caused the hippocampal sclerosis and have initiated the epileptogenic process.[clarification needed][11] Presence of hippocampal sclerosis and duration of epilepsy longer than 10 years were found to cause parasympathetic autonomic dysfunction, whereas seizure refractoriness was found to cause sympathetic autonomic dysfunction. Apart from the chronic nature of epilepsy, hippocampal sclerosis was shown to have an important role in internal cardiac autonomic dysfunction. Patients with left hippocampal sclerosis had more severe parasympathetic dysfunction as compared with those with right hippocampal sclerosis.[12] Temporal lobectomy.[clarification needed][13] In young individuals, it is commonly recognized as mesial temporal sclerosis with temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE). On the other hand, it is an often unrecognized cause of cognitive decline, typically presenting with severe memory loss.[8]
Temporal lobe epilepsy[edit]
Ammon's horn (or hippocampal)[14] sclerosis (AHS) is the most common type of neuropathological damage seen in individuals with temporal lobe epilepsy.[15] This type of neuron cell loss, primarily in the hippocampus, can be observed in approximately 65% of people suffering from this form of epilepsy. Sclerotic hippocampus is pointed to as the most likely origin of chronic seizures in temporal lobe epilepsy patients, rather than the amygdala or other temporal lobe regions.[16] Although it is identified that hippocampal sclerosis is a distinctive feature of the pathology associated with temporal lobe epilepsy, this disorder is not merely a consequence of prolonged seizures as argued.[16] A long and ongoing debate addresses the issue of whether hippocampal sclerosis is the cause or the consequence of chronic and pharmaceutically resistant seizure activity.
Other variants of temporal lobe epilepsy include mesial temporal lobe epilepsy (MTLE),[17] MTLE due to hippocampal sclerosis,[18] thalamic changes in temporal lobe epilepsy with and without hippocampal sclerosis,[19] and hippocampal sclerosis with and without mesial temporal lobe epilepsy.[17]
- ^ Sommer, W (1880). "Erkrankung des Ammon's horn als aetiologis ches moment der epilepsien". Arch Psychiatr Nurs. 10: 631–675.
- ^ Leverenz, JB; Agustin, CM; Tsuang, D; Peskind, ER; Edland, SD; Nochlin, D; DiGiacomo, L; Bowen, JD; McCormick, WC; Teri, L; Raskind, MA; Kukull, WA; Larson, EB (2002). "Clinical and neuropathological characteristics of hippocampal sclerosis: a community-based study". Arch. Neurol. 59: 1099–1106. doi:10.1001/archneur.59.7.1099.
- ^ Kadom, N; Tsuchida, T; Gaillard, WD (2011). "Hippocampal sclerosis in children younger than 2 years". Pediatr Radiol. 41 (10): 1239–1245. doi:10.1007/s00247-011-2166-4.
- ^ a b c d e Bronen RA, Fulbright RK, Spencer DD, et al. 1997
- ^ a b c [1]]Trepeta, Scott 2007
- ^ Aoki N1, Murray ME, Ogaki K, Fujioka S, Rutherford NJ, Rademakers R, Ross OA, Dickson DW (Jan 2015). "Hippocampal sclerosis in Lewy body disease is a TDP-43 proteinopathy similar to FTLD-TDP Type A". Acta Neuropathol. 129 (1): 53–64. doi:10.1007/s00401-014-1358-z. PMC 4282950. PMID 25367383.
- ^ Nelson, PT; Schmitt, FA; Lin, YS; Abner, EL; Jicha, GA; Patel, E; Thomason, PC; Neltner, JH; Smith, CD; Santacruz, KS; Sonnen, JA; Poon, LW; Gearing, M; Green, RC; Woodard, JL; Van Eldik, LJ; Rj, Kryscio (2011). "Hippocampal sclerosis in advanced age: clinical and pathological features". Brain. 134 (5): 1506–1518.
- ^ a b Zarow, C; Weiner, MW; Ellis, WG; Chui, HC (2012). "Prevalence, laterality, and comorbidity of hippocampal sclerosis in an autopsy sample". Brain Behav. 2 (4): 435–442. doi:10.1002/brb3.66.
- ^ Hesdorffer, DC; Tian, H; Anand, K; et al. (2005). "Socioeconomic status is a risk factor for epilepsy in Icelandic adults but not in children". Epilepsia. 46: 1297–303. doi:10.1111/j.1528-1167.2005.10705.x.
- ^ Bazendale S, Heaney D. (2010) "Socioeconomic status, cognition, and hippocampal sclerosis." Epilepsy Behav 20(1) 64;67.
- ^ Norwood, BA; Burmanglag, AV; Osculati, F; Sbarbati, A; Marzola, P; Nicolato, E; Fabene, PF; Sloviter, RS (2010). "Classic hippocampal sclerosis and hippocampal-onset epilepsy produced by a single "cryptic" episode of focal hippocampal excitation in awake rats". The Journal of Comparative Neurology. 518 (16): 3381–3407. doi:10.1002/cne.22406.
- ^ Koseoglu, E; Kucuk, S; Arman, F; Erosoy, AO (2009). "Factors that affect interictal cardiovascular autonomic dysfunction in temporal lobe epilepsy: Role of hippocampal sclerosis". Epilepsy Behav. 16 (4): 617–621. doi:10.1016/j.yebeh.2009.09.021.
- ^ Borelli, P; Shorvon, SD; Stevens, JM; Smith, SJ; Scott, CA; Walker, MC (2008). "Extratemporal ictal clinical features in hippocampal sclerosis: their relationship to the degree of hippocampal volume loss and to the outcome of temporal lobectomy". Epilepsia. 49 (8): 1333–1339. doi:10.1111/j.1528-1167.2008.01694.x.
- ^ Pearce, J (2001). "The effects of telencephalic pallial lesions on spatial, temporal, and emotional learning in goldfish". J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 71 (3): 351. doi:10.1136/jnnp.71.3.351. PMC 1737533. PMID 11511709.
- ^ Blümcke, I; Thom, M; Wiestler, OD (2002). "Ammon's Horn Sclerosis: A Maldevelopmental Disorder Associated with Temporal Lobe Epilepsy". BRAIN PATHOLOGY. 12: 199–211.
- ^ a b De Lanerolle, NC; Lee, TS (2005). "New facets of the neuropathology and molecular profile of human temporal lobe epilepsy". Epilepsy Behav. 7 (2): 190–203. doi:10.1016/j.yebeh.2005.06.003.
- ^ a b Blumcke, I; Coras, R; Miyata, H; Ozkara, C (2012). "Defining Clinico-Neuropathological Subtypes of Mesial Temporal Lobe Epilepsy with hippocampal Sclerosis". BRAIN PATHOLOGY. 22 (3): 402–411. doi:10.1111/j.1750-3639.2012.00583.x.
- ^ Asuman, OV; Serap, S; Hamit, A; Abdurrahman, C (2009). "Prognosis of patients with mesial temporal lobe epilepsy due to hippocampal sclerosis". Epilepsy Research. 85 (2): 206–211.
- ^ Kim, CH; Koo, BB; Chung, CK; Lee, JM; Kim, JS; Lee, SK (2010). "Thalamic changes in temporal lobe epilepsy with and without hippocampal sclerosis: A diffusion tensor imaging study". Epilepsy Res. 90 (1): 21–27. doi:10.1016/j.eplepsyres.2010.03.002.


text:
What is Celgene Patient Support®?
Helping your patients access ABRAXANE
Celgene Patient Support® provides your office with a dedicated, central point of contact that helps you and your patients access Celgene Oncology products, including ABRAXANE. Regardless of the patient's insurance situation, Celgene Patient Support® has a variety of services and assistance options available.
Celgene Patient Support® assists with obtaining insurance approval and helps to identify financial assistance options for ABRAXANE
- Celgene Commercial Co-pay Program
- Co-payment/Co-insurance assistance through third-party organizations
- Celgene Free Medication Program
- Transportation assistance
- Benefits investigation
- Help with prior authorization/precertification
- Appeals assistance after insurance denial
- Researching alternative coverage options

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Lot 2060: John Lennon Full Set of Dutch 'Bag One' Lithographs
Lot 2060: Complete limited edition set of 'Bag One' lithographs, published in 1970 by Laurens A. Danne of Amsterdam, Holland. Measuring 14.5 x 19.5 and 19.5 x 14.5, all 15 prints bear a John Lennon facsimile signature. Includes the original presentation folder, numbered on the reverse "000935." The prints are in fine condition, with slight scattered soiling and toning; the folder is in very good condition, with tears to edges and scattered soiling and several tears to edges. The 'Bag One' series was first published and exhibited in January 1970 at the London Art Gallery. On the second day the exhibition was closed by Scotland Yard and the erotic lithographs confiscated. An exceptional full collection of the controversial artwork that chronicled Lennon and Ono's wedding ceremony, honeymoon, and Bed-In for world peace.
RR Auction's RR Auction: Entertainment & Pop Culture
Thursday, 12th November 2015
Estimate: $1000-2000
Added from
Write a response...


text:
Learn About Your Feet
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes is the inability to manufacture or properly use insulin, and it impairs the body's ability to convert sugars, starches and other foods into energy. The long-term effects of elevated blood sugar (hyperglycemia) can lead to serious damage to the eyes, heart, kidney, nerves and feet. According to the American Diabetes Association, diabetes affects the lives of nearly 29 million people in the United States and nearly eight million don't even know they have the disease yet.
While there is no cure for diabetes, there is hope. With proper diet, exercise, medical care and careful management at home, a person with diabetes can avoid the most serious complications and enjoy a full and active life. Today's podiatrist plays a key role in helping patients manage diabetes successfully and avoid foot-related complications.
Diabetes warning signs include the following:
- skin color changes,
- swelling of the foot or ankle,
- numbness in the feet or toes,
- pain in the legs,
- open sores on the feet that are slow to heal,
- ingrown and fungal toenails,
- bleeding corns and calluses,
- dry cracks in the skin, especially around the heel.
Visit a Podiatrist
Because diabetes is a disease affecting many parts of the body, successful management requires a team approach. Podiatrists are an integral part of the treatment team and have documented success in preventing amputations*:
- More than 65,000 lower limbs are amputated annually due to complications from diabetes.
- After an amputation, the chance of another amputation within three to five years is as high as 50 percent.
- Including a podiatrist in your diabetes care can reduce the risk of lower limb amputation up to 85 percent and lowers the risk of hospitalization by 24 percent.
*Source: APMA
The keys to amputation prevention are early recognition and regular foot screenings performed by a podiatrist, the foot and ankle expert.
Take Action
If you have diabetes, follow these foot care tips:
- Inspect feet daily. Check your feet and toes every day for cuts, bruises, sores, or changes to the toenails, such as thickening or discoloration.
- Wear thick, soft socks. Avoid socks with seams, which could rub and cause blisters or other skin injuries.
- Exercise. Walking can keep weight down and improve circulation. Be sure to wear appropriate athletic shoes when exercising.
- Shoes that fit. Have new shoes properly measured and fitted. Foot size and shape may change over time. Shoes that fit properly are important to those with diabetes.
- Don't go barefoot. Don't go without shoes, even in your own home. The risk of cuts and infection is too great for those with diabetes.
- Avoid self-removal. Never try to remove calluses, corns, or warts by yourself. Over-the-counter products can burn the skin and cause irreparable damage to the foot for people with diabetes.
- See a podiatrist. Regular checkups by a podiatrist—at least annually—are the best way to ensure that your feet remain healthy.
YOU Can Outsmart Diabetes!
Of the more than 29 million people in the U.S. with diabetes, about half, will develop neuropathy - a loss of feeling in the lower extremities. This nerve damage means an open sore or injury on the foot may go unnoticed until it becomes infected, which can eventually lead to the need for partial or full amputation of the foot or lower leg. In fact, diabetes is the leading cause of non-traumatic lower-limb amputation.
However, while the risk of foot complications may be frightening, there are many ways in which YOU can help outsmart diabetes!
Take a step in the right direction by having your feet checked regularly by a podiatrist. Podiatrists are the most qualified doctors to care for your feet, based on their education, training, and experience! When you add a podiatrist to your health-care team, he or she can provide you with important information so you're able to better manage the effects of diabetes on your feet.
Whether you've recently been diagnosed or have been fighting the disease for years, the resources below will help you to monitor your feet and prevent complications.
Patient Resources
An Overview
What is diabetes? What is peripheral neuropathy? What is a diabetic foot ulcer?
- Your Diabetes Management Team
Successfully managing diabetes takes a team of medical professionals. Learn about the importance of each one.
Downloadable Pdf Your Diabetes Management Team - The Real Cost of Diabetes
This infographic sheds light on the costs associated with diabetes and diabetic foot complications.
Downloadable Pdf The Real Cost Of Diabetes - Footwear Matters
Dr. Comfort created this infographic to demonstrate the benefits of therapeutic footwear for diabetes patients.
Downloadable Pdf Footwear Matters - Foot Health Advice for Patients with Diabetes
Spenco Medical put together this flyer with tips for managing foot health at home.
Downloadable Pdf Foot Health Advice For Patients With Diabetes - Diabetes Footwear and Products
View our podiatrist-approved products for managing and treating diabetes. - Outsmarting Diabetes
Take a look at this suite of videos that highlight diabetes awareness tips and information for patients. - Join the Conversation
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter to hear more about topics related to diabetes and foot health year-round.
Additional information is available from the American Diabetes Association.
Featured Videos
Podiatrists play an integral role on your diabetes care team and are often the first to spot vascular disease. A podiatrist can monitor vascular disease in your lower extremities and may refer you to a vascular surgeon with advanced training in managing vascular disease if your condition warrants further treatment. Learn more ways in which patients with diabetes can take simple steps to prevent foot complications, such as vascular disease, in the following videos.
Patients with diabetes, should see a podiatrist at least twice per year. Find a podiatrist in the New York State area.
Managing Complications of the Foot
NYSPMA podiatrist Dr. Vanessa Darmochwal of Poughkeepsie, NY, explains how to manage complications of the diabetic foot and why including a podiatrist in diabetic care is critical.
Diabetes & Amputation Prevention
Amputation Prevention: How Dr. William Spielfogel, a New York City podiatrist and NYSPMA member, saved the loss of a limb.
A Podiatrist's Role is Diabetes Management
NYSPMA podiatrist Dr. Patricia Nicholas, DPM of Wading River, NY, explains why a podiatrist plays an integral role in diabetic foot care.
Peripheral Vascular Disease & Diabetes
Peripheral Vascular Disease: NYSPMA podiatrist James Hanna, DPM of Lockport, NY, explains why the diabetic foot is at risk.
3 Biggest Foot Problems Associated with Diabetes
NYSPMA podiatrist Andrew Shapiro, DPM of Valley Stream, NY, explains the three biggest foot problems associated with diabetes.
Diabetes Awareness Month
New York State Podiatrists Bring Awareness to People with Diabetes
November is Diabetes Awareness Month. NYSPMA podiatrists offer steps for practical, protective foot health.
Diabetes: A Path to Poor Circulation?
Vascular disease is the buildup of plaque and cholesterol in your arteries throughout your body. Know the signs of both venous and arterial ulcers and learn what to look for during your next foot exam.
What is Peripheral Arterial Disease?
Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is caused by blockage or narrowing of the arteries in the legs when fatty deposits called plaque build up. Find out more about how to prevent and treat PAD.
Footprints Newsletter
If you have diabetes, even if it is well managed, you are at increased risk to develop vascular disease. Vascular disease is the buildup of plaque and cholesterol in your arteries throughout your body. Read Footprints, the APMA's latest newsletter, that highlights the signs of ulcers and offers simple steps for a foot exam.


text:
I'm going to just spill it out. What could 10 -12K get me for a safari in Africa. Nobody likes to talk money - that's the blasphemous part. I think you know the impossible part. It can be in any country, length of time, animals hunted, etc etc etc. Hey, I admitted it was impossible!
click on deals on top of the home page , start reading at the top and then cut loose emailing and then let us know who you have chosen ....that's not blasphemous ,or impossible . just bloody important......:rockon::rockon::rockon:
^^^ What Bluey said.... Here's the deal, or it was for me. Figuring out the hunt cost itself is the easy part. It was everything else that overwhelmed me. My first question to you is this - what do you plan on spending the $10-$12K on? Just the hunt? Airfare? Guns? Taxidermy? My wife knows what I'm going to spend (OK, she sorta knows....) on the hunt and airfare, but if she knew the rest of it she would choke. Heck, if I added it up I'd choke!!! Here's a link that should help you as well. Enjoy the planning!!!! http://www.africahunting.com/hunting-africa/7139-what-true-cost-my-african-hunting-safari.html
That kind of money can get you quite a bit. Like Royal27 said it depends what you want to spend it on.
rough numbers flight = $2000 hunt = $6000 (plains game) tip = $800 (they suggest 10% of the cost of the hunt, search what is a good tip in the forum) Taxidermy = $3000 (depending on what your getting done) export - $1000 SO the way I figure it with my quick math, whatever you find for a hunt, you should double it, add a third again if your bringing someone else
I guess your questions are almost awnsered. Now you just need to deside what you want to do!! Countries, animals, days etc. Good luck on the planning Best Regards
Starting at 12k...minus $2k for the 16 hour plane ride...10k will get you one helluva fun plains game hunt in South Africa or Namibia. There are lots of good package deals out there, including trophy fees, with room left over for some add ons starting with that kind of dough.
Just keep in mind the quickest way to blow a budget is all the new stuff a person will buy before the safari. We tend to start to look at a new bow or rifle, binos or a rangefinder. $1000 dollars in new arrows and broadheads. You get the picture. The only good thing with that is you'll have something left over for your second trip!
HOLY SH!T $25,850 to shoot a well maned lion in South Africa? I never thought I was anywhere near poor, but you guys must be a lot wealthier than I!! (I don't think I wanna know the cost to mount it)
Hello Adam12, Don't bog down on lion, unless you are wealthy, most of us will never be able to afford one (although a lioness permit can sometimes be located at an affordable price to us Working Class folk) . Lion are sort of like gold bricks, we rarely get to even see one but when we do, it is impressive to look at, even though we know we can never afford to own it. I've been to Africa 4 times, currently planning my 5th and I expect to croak without ever hunting lion. It is OK because, I am very blessed to hunt other species in Africa as it is. Most men are guilty of a wasted life (spent in front of a television and puttering with yard work, then occasionally going to a baseball game). You obviously are not one of them and you can quietly revel in that. Furthermore, the fact that you are going on a hunting trip to Africa is your #1 trophy. If you don't try too hard to set tape measure records, and instead allow yourself to relax and absorb what the tradition of hunting in Africa is, it will change you. Speak very much with PH references prior to selecting one, then consult your chosen PH in all things and your safari will more than likely be a pleasant success. Lion or no lion, you will return to your home a different person. Regards, Velo Dog.
Wild lion in good areas, with a high success rate can be anywhere from $ 60 - $ 90 000 US. So $ 25k is a good saving. As for regular plains game 7 days 4 animals can be as low $ 3000 or 10 days with all the favourites up to $ 6 000. It's all about choice, but the right choices can get you a great experience. Best of luck and hunting regards Dave
Hi Adam, If your budget is simply for the hunt, you can do a lot of hunting with that budget. Are you looking for a plains game hunt or dangerous game? Will you please send me a PM with details, as I am currently on safari, so that I can put something together for you. You might be surprised at what is reachable. Take Care, Marius Goosen


text:
23 Anúncios · Bandon
23 Anúncios · Bandon
We arrived at the Earl's Bungalow after a bad experience in Dublin. Claire met us at the Bungalow, empathized and was all ready with everything we could possibly need and then some. The Bungalow was beautiful, clean, comfortable and had more than enough room for everyone in our group. Surrounding grounds were gorgeous and we loved waking up every morning with amazing views of the castle. Clare was exceptionally warm and welcoming as was everyone else we met at the Bungalow and in Bandon. Everything exceeded our expectations and we will definitely be returning.
CynthiaJuly 2016The house is set in such beautiful grounds surrounded by trees and the ruin of a castle in the background. The house itself is beautifully decorated from the very spacious sitting room to each of the individual bedrooms and the kitchen has everything you need to enjoy yourself to the full. It was the perfect location for my family and I to celebrate my father's 80th birthday in style. The house offered plenty of space for all 8 of us and the dining table could comfortable seat another 4. We stayed here for a week and even though the weather was not the best we still wanted to go out and explore the grounds, made all the more easier with the selection of wellies for us to chose from. The walk around the lake is magical and such an amazing selection of trees. Likewise is the walk down to the Bandon River. One of the best things is that it felt so private. At night it was wonderfully warm and cosy sitting around the large wood burning stove enjoying a glass of wine or two. None of us wanted to leave. I have to also mention the bedrooms as they would not be out of place in any 5 star country manor house. I was lucky enough to stay in one of the four poster bedrooms and the bed was incredibly comfortable. We picked Bandon as it was the perfect location for all my family to travel to from West Cork, Kerry and internationally. Cork airport is only a half an hour drive away. Bandon has all the shopping facilities you require and a nice selection of restaurants. We tried Poachers which was recommended on the information pack and we were not disappointed. A really good fish selection also. The information pack was very informative from where to find the wellies, wood for the fire etc. They left nothing out, it was very helpful and thorough. The Earl's Bungalow is a special place and I will definitely be coming back. My only fear is that once the secret is out it will be booked solid.
KarenDecember 2015This place is magical. It is quite remote and very private, a few minutes away from the town of Bandon in Cork. We drove in from Dublin and it was an easy 3 hour drive mostly on highways but some of our friends flew into the Cork airport which is 30 minutes away. You do need a car to get to the place but being there on those beautiful grounds with the castle and the pond, trees and trails is well worth it. Clare was there expecting us when we arrived and she gave us the grand tour and history of the place. There had been a storm a few days earlier which brought down the telephone and broadband line so there was no wifi access at the time but Clare, Phil and Michele went above and beyond to make sure we were covered while we stayed there - they even offered to cover the cost of a wifi card should we need to purchase one in the town. We didn't need to do that because within a few hours after our arrival the phone company sent someone to fix the wire and we were able to connect with ease. The rooms are very comfortable and the grounds are incredibly beautiful. Everything looks just like in the pictures and they even have rubber boots available to walk around the property when the grass gets soggy after the rain. We were lucky to have several days of sunshine and were able to watch the moon and the stars at night: there is virtually no light pollution since this place is quite remote and there's even a telescope that you can use if you can figure out how to work it. We watched the stars with the naked eye and a glass of wine. It was, as I said, magical.
RalucaApril 2016We had the most incredible stay at Bandon castle. From the moment we arrive at the property we knew we were going to have a special holiday. Tastefully decorated, clean, beautiful sheets and very comfortable beds, well insulated so we were toasty warm. The grounds are jaw dropping beautiful, we ran around the property exploring the golf course, pathways, castle grounds and only wish we were there for longer to appreciate all this property has to offer. Not a drop of rain but we had a lovey frost one day. I have already recommended this place to my friends.
MarcusJanuary 2017My group and I absolutely loved our stay at The Earl's Bungalow. There were eight of us total and it was the perfect space for us. The home itself is absolutely lovely, and the property even more so. Waking up to a view of castle ruins was unreal. The bungalow was such such a nice gathering place and resting place. We were able to drive places during the day and return to a spot that felt like home. The kitchen and dining area were more than accommodating for our needs and a fire-place kept us warm and at ease. Clare, the owner's friend was so quick to help us, and welcomed us right in! I can't say enough positive things! If you chose this location, I definitely recommend having rented a car, it would be hard to reach otherwise. Thank you Phil and Michele for the opportunity to stay at such a humbly stunning property!
MelissaMarch 2016We much enjoyed our stay. We were warmly welcomed and made to feel thoroughly at home. The house was well appointed, the grounds are enchanting and all our contacts unfailingly helpful. When we had minor issues they were promptly sorted and we received a raft of helpful advice when asked for. Well worth a re-visit.
NevilleSeptember 2016Our time at the Earl's Bungalow can only be described as EXTRAORDINARY. It is not every day that you open your curtains and look out your picturesque windows to find a beautiful castle located right in your backyard. The location is simply fantastic. Scenic views out one window, cows and sheep out another and then a golf course out another. It's almost like out of a story book. The owner was responsive to our every question and concern. We met several of his family members while out exploring the area and they could not have been more friendly and welcoming. The house itself is completely updated. The kitchen is stocked with everything you could need, the beds and linens are so comfortable, the bathrooms are lovely, the fire is wonderful and the décor is perfect. This is a very special home and we felt so fortunate to spend part of our family vacation here. Bandon is a lovely town and the location was ideal for exploring the southern portion of Ireland. I can only hope that we will come back and visit again. Thank you.
LaurenNovember 2016Well this is the most amazing find. The grounds of the castle are fabulous, the house itself is so well appointed with everything you could wish - and catering for the eight adults was so easy. We loved the wonderful fire, playing silly games round the table and chatting until the early hours of the morning in complete and utter comfort. John the next door neighbour is such a friendly helpful chap and Clare our guardian angel is fabulous and a wealth of fascinating facts regarding the castle and area and most importantly the local pubs! This is an amazing place and completely deserving of the 5 stars and the Superhost title. Loved it!
LarissaFebruary 2017Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
A lovely flat right in the centre of Bandon.
Joanna March 2016The apartment is absolutely perfect and well equipped, and Ingrid is a wonderful host who made sure we had everything we need and more. Thank you!
SebastiaanSeptember 2016La estancia en el apartamento de Ingrid ha sido muy agradable. Fue muy atenta antes y después de llegar al apartamento, ayudándonos en todo lo que necesitamos, incluido un problema médico que traíamos en el viaje. Si no hubiese estado Ingrid, hubiese sido más difícil. En cuanto al apartamento, es muy confortable y luminoso. Todo está a mano y, siempre, disfrutando del sonido del río fluyendo cerca del apartamento. Recomiendo la estancia en el apartamento de Ingrid.
BorjaJuly 2016Gráinne and Ingrid made everything possible to make us feel welcome and home! Very nice Apartment with very nice hosts
LisanneMarch 2016We had a fantastic weekend in Bandon, Grainne was really nice, and was there on arrival, the communication and directions were great. The Apartment was clean and the views from the livingroom/kitchen were the best in the block. Right on the corner looking down over the river. There was loads of hot water, dishwasher and Grainne and Ingrid left milk and bread and stuff to start us off. The location was excellent for us and a short stroll if you wanted to go to the hub of Bandon. Close to Timolegue and Kinsale for the beach - plenty to do and see in the area. I have no negatives to point out. The apartment was very quiet and we slept really well. There is parking outside in the private car park, and a playground right beside the block. You could even go fishing in the river if you wished, on Sunday morning I saw a man pull a massive salmon out of the river. You should take time to pop into Warren Allen on the High Street for a bit of shopping and a cup of coffee. If you need accommodation and would like the freedom of an apartment.. this is perfect.
TaraMay 2016Everything was just as described and we had a lovely stay
JamesAugust 2016Ingrid was wonderful, especially since it was a last minute reservation. We got a little lost, but she and her daughter went outside and flagged us down. The apartment was wonderful and she even left us some treats. She went above and beyond our expectations.
MargueriteMay 2016This apartment is lovely! Very nicely fitted out, and beautiful views over the river. Very close to the centre of Bandon. Ingrid was a fantastic host - very helpful and responsive, even down to recommending us a fantastic restaurant and making a booking for us. I highly recommend this apartment!
BronwynSeptember 2016Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Beautiful accomodation in the stunning Irish countryside. The accomodation was very pretty, comfortable and clean and really makes you feel home! Gwyneth made a tasty big breakfast and was very friendly and accomodating, would definetly reccomend it to anyone looking for a long or a short stay!
GiuliaDecember 2015This was my second stay in Gwyn's log cabin which is the self catering apartment separate from the farmhouse. It's perfect for me! My office is based in Bandon so when I am over in Ireland this is my favourite place to stay. Gywn is a really lovely host and always makes me feel extremely welcome. See you again soon! Jo
JoanneSeptember 2016Perfect stay with Gwyneth, who went out of her way to make us feel welcome after a long drive down from Dublin. The room was private, clean and comfortable and breakfast was delicious! Surrounded by beautiful peaceful countryside too, we had a lovely stay, highly recommend this bnb!
estherAugust 2015What a superb find! I received a lovely welcome from Gwyn who showed me around two potential properties that I could stay in. I had originally booked into the private "Cosy, Clean & Comfy Room" but Gwyn explained that she had received a last minute cancellation so offered me the apartment/cabin that was also available. Both options were fantastic but I went for the apartment as it was bigger and had it's own kitchen (and living room, 2 bedrooms, and a garden!). I was travelling on business for the week so the option to have a kitchen and cook my own food was to good to miss. Absolutely beautiful, spotlessly clean, comfy bed and amazing views. Not only that but just a 5 min drive to the office which is based in Bandon. I will definitely return! Thanks so much to Gwyn for being a great host.
JoanneJuly 2016Gwenyth and her lovely family went well above and beyond to help me feel welcome and at home. This home is on top of a hill not far from Bandon surrounded by rolling green hills and farmland. It's a 30 minute drive to Cork and a 5 minute drive to the Town. It's a great place to base yourself as you explore Co. Cork and surrounds. It is quiet, and inviting and the room is modern and private as a converted garage. Gwenyth was always willing, ready and available to give guidance and support for anything I asked and by the end of my 2 weeks stay, I felt like part of the family. Breakfast was always amazing with home made bread. It was clear how much Gwyneth loved her home and her family which made it a pleasure to stay.
LeightonJuly 2016Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Tipo de acomodação
Quarto compartilhado
Tipo de Imóvel
Pauline e Liam foram fantásticos conosco! Foram atenciosos desde o momento da reserva e ao chegar nos deixaram muito a vontade. Quarto (Cama e lençóis), banheiro e limpeza estavam em perfeitas condições. No quarto havia vários informativos sobre passeios. Café da manhã saudável com frutas, café, pão caseiro, geléia (yummy!), cereal, ovos (muitas opções e delicioso!) Estacionamento amplo, sem preocupações. Liam foi um anfitrião maravilhoso, ele deu dicas de restaurantes e passeios. Seguimos os conselhos dele e tivemos um dia perfeito! Ele realmente entende sobre a região! Foi lindo ver que eles são anfitriões por prazer, contam sobre a região, a sua história e costumes do povo. Foi um prazer conhece los, e espero que a gente se encontre mais vezes!
HELOISAJune 2016Pauline was the perfect host, cup of tea on arrival and a great organic breakfast! Nothing was too much trouble. The room was huge (& immaculate!). It was a great base to explore West Cork from
AidanAugust 2015Pauline and Liam are lovely. They made our stay so nice and gave good advice to visit interesting places in the area. The room was huge and very cosy, they also have a second kitchen for the guests where they prepared a gorgeous breakfast for us. We would definitely repeat.
MarcMay 2016Pauline was a wonderful host. She had great recommendations on where we should go for dinner and we ended up seeing another part of Ireland we wouldn't have. She was extremely interesting to talk to and I learned a lot about Ireland from her. My kids really liked our night at Pauline's.
PamelaAugust 2016Our time with Pauline and Liam was short but exactly what we wanted. A perfect host, friendly and helpfull. Room was clean, comfortable and warm. Would highly recomend the experience.
SabrinaSeptember 2015We liked very much the house, very good and confortable beds and duvets. Fantastics breakfasts with the best fried eggs. Pauline and Liam, very helpful and nice with us. Thank You!!
ToñiJuly 2016We really enjoyed our stay. Pauline is a lovely host and her house is very comfortable. Very quiet ( good nights sleep ), comfy beds and very clean. Good books to read. Pauline made us porridge and healthy brown bread in the morning which was well worth the €5 each. Definitely recommend staying here.
MarkJuly 2016Pauline was welcoming and provided clean and comfortable accomodation. Perfect place for a restful stop.
KevinAugust 2016Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
We had an incredible experience with Siobahn and her husband at their beautiful home. They were wonderful guides to the area and local culture and we learned so much from them. Some highlights include gong to a local pub together to hear an authentic Irish session, the seaside walk nearby and an inside peek at the local history. The rooms were all very nice and we were served the most amazing breakfasts-- farm fresh eggs, pancakes, local delicacies... I can't recommend staying here enough, especially from visitors from overseas/new to Ireland.
MeghanJuly 2015Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
AMAZING couple! Angela and Bernard were great hosts!! Lovely people! They provided us with a kitchen with breakfast foods, towels and 2 great bedrooms! Felt like home away from home. Beautiful scenery and Bernard is spectacular when it comes to the history of Ireland! Kinsale, the nearby town is just wonderful! Great shops, restaurants/pubs and colorful buildings! :) Thanks again Angela & Bernard!
ChloeAugust 2016Bernard and Angela were really great hosts. My family and I felt like we lived in their house, even staying only for 1 night. And what a bed. The double bed was so comfortable, I really didn't want to come back home. :) Bernard and his history class about Kinsale and the area was great and told us where to go in the area, we had no clue. Lovely hosts and lovely place. A great place to stay and enjoy both Cork and Kinsale.
RaulOctober 2015Angela & Darragh sont super accueillants. Nous avons eu l'impression d'être accueillis chez des amis. Les chambres sont très spacieuses et propres. Tout est prévu pour faciliter le séjour. Tous les éléments du petit-déjeuner sont présents.
StéphaneJuly 2016It was a lovely little home out on the country. They were super helpful with things to do. Overall it was a great stay!
MaryOctober 2016We had a charming welcome. The appartemennt was as described, nice, beds are really comfortables and the kitchen is well-equiped for our family (we are five). I appreciated the flowers in the living, the coffee-machine and the necessary in the fridge for the first dinner and breakfast. I strongly recommend this space not very far from Cork, kinsale and the airport.
VirginieAugust 2015Angela and Bernard were great lovely hosts. They met us and gave us a tour of the house. Very warm and friendly. Bernard gave us a quick history about the area. They provided us provisions - orange juice, butter, cheese, bread, yogurt and water. Very generous. The house was clean. Lovely views! You can see cows grazing on the fields. There are many friendly dogs in the area. 10 min drive from Kinsale where shops and restaurants are. Can't wait to go back. This is one of my favorite places in Ireland. Highly recommended. Thank you for accommodating us :).
ChrisOctober 2016Logement conforme aux descriptions. Au RDC de l'habitation principale, 2 chambres plus un salon vous accueillent confortablement avec une vue magnifique sur les collines. Nos hôtes ont su nous expliquer simplement les centres d'intérêt de la région. De plus, si vous êtes amateur de Rugby, sachez que vous pénétrez dans une place forte du Munster.
DavidMay 2016One of the best experiences I've had with Airbnb!Angela and her husband are beautiful wonder people!We booked their place at 4pm because we needed a place to stay and they were more than accommodating!House was easy to get to,rooms and bed were comfy!They both gave us wonderful places to stop at in Kinsale! If felt like home away from home.
EliseOctober 2016Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Superbe maison, superbe chambre et superbe accueil !
nolwennMarch 2017Fantastic hosts, superb place to stay close to the city in a relaxing and charming area. The room is very clean, bed comfortable for a restful night. You also your own bathroom clean and tidy. On top of that Celia and her husband are great people, funny and always ready to help and welcome you warmly. By the way, race horses fans will love the place ;-)
AntoineJanuary 2017Both Celia and Tim were great hosts. Both were very accommodating and easy to talk to. A very pleasant couple. The room itself was very large and clean and had everything you would need. Would recommend anyone to stay here if in Cork. Thanks again Celia and Tim!
MairtinDecember 2016I loved my stay at Celia's and Tim's house on the countryside. The house is very big and cozy and offers a fireplace in almost every room. Everything was clean and tidy. The house is located a little bit out of Cork City, it takes about 40 minutes with the bus, but the nearest bus station is not far from the house. That in mind, I can only recommend this place on the quiet countryside with a beautiful view over green hills and inviting nature to take walks. Celia and Tim have the fluffiest of dogs, a cat and take care of a few horses. I was brought to the bus station in Cork for my journey to Galway, which was very obliging. I can only recommend Celia's and Tim's place, especially when you are not dependant on public transport.
Lea MarieJanuary 2017Celia and Tim were great hosts. The house is lovely with large bedrooms with ensuites and plenty of space for guests to relax in. I loved being in the countryside and had some lovely walks in the area. Ideal stop if you want to get away from the city. Great spot for site seeing in county Cork with a car. Loved my two week stay here and would certainly stay here again. Thanks Celia and Tim!
kathyNovember 2016Wonderful hospitality in a beautiful tranquil setting. Recommended!
MikeMarch 2017Absolutely lovely. Celia and Tom are very nice and kind. The house is beautiful and our room was perfect. I definitely recommend it!
KarmOctober 2016A beautiful clean house with the friendliest host you could ever find. If you're looking for a peaceful stay with wonderful hospitality, look no further.
JacobOctober 2016Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
kay et dj forment un couple adorable, la maison est très jolie, propre et au calme. je recommande vivement!!
AudeAugust 2016Kay and her husband were very accommodation to our last minute request. The home was perfect, very clean and cozy! It was a quick visit but we loved the town of Cork!
ElizabethNovember 2016Kay was very hospitable and the house is well kept, comfortable and pleasant. Highly recommend a stay here!
RobinSeptember 2016Kay et son mari nous ont très bien reçu, ils nous ont donné tous les renseignements dont nous avions besoin. De plus, nous avons apprécié sa très belle demeure atypique et accueillante. Je recommande.
MichaëlOctober 2016L'hôte est vraiment tres accueillant et accessible, souriant et très aimable . La chambre était juste parfaite,confortable, tres cosy . Je recommande vivement cet endroit
LauraSeptember 2016Excellent accueil par D.J et ses petits enfants. La maison est adorable et la literie excellente. Je vous les recommande fortement
Nicolas & AurianeAugust 2016Kay was a great host, very friendly and welcoming. The room was lovely and spacious and her home is set in a beautiful secluded area.
Nivi February 2017DJ was an amazing host. Kay was away at the time but was very prompt with her contact. DJ met us in nearby Innishannon so we could follow him home. He was always available and provided lots of information on where we should go and sent us in the direction of Kinsale, which we loved, providing lots of recommendations for restaurants. He was also helpful as we planned the next few days of our travels. Their place was very clean and tidy and we felt right at home. There were other groups also staying and it was nice to meet other travellers. We would definitely recommend staying here.
Craig&CaraAugust 2016Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
My husband and I stayed at the cottage in July and loved every minute of our experience. We were greeted by Kate and her husband with fresh flowers, homemade Irish bread and jam. The cottage was welcoming and cozy and the bed was very comfortable. We also loved that the kitchen was stocked with all the necessary cooking staples so we were able to prepare a home cooked meal after many nights of eating pub food. The cottage is not far from Kinsale which is a wonderful town. We also loved Timoleague where we enjoyed a fabulous seaside drive along the coast and dined in an excellent restaurant called Dillon's. I would highly recommend a visit. It was one of our favorite places throughout our journey through Ireland.
ShelbieJuly 2016I had a fantastic stay at the cottage. It is far removed from the big town of Kinsale but close enough if you have a car as it is about 20mins drive. My host was terrific and super helpful when I arrived, with great communication and some lovely personal touches upon arrival which went above and beyond what is necessary. I would recommend a stay here to anyone
GarethAugust 2016A traditional sea side cottage with old school charm. We used this as a base for exporing the west cork area. Kate was a lovely host and left us some very nice home cooked treats on arrival.
JohnAugust 2016Wow. The cottage was perfect. My mother and I were visiting Cork to kayak the bioluminescent salt water lake. We happened to come across the cottage and booked. It was so adorable. We loved it immediately. Kate was so naturally lovely and warm. The kitchen was stocked perfectly. We are guessing Kate and her husband must be good cooks. Yhey know how to stock a kitchen. There was freshly baked bread and a handmade mixture of herbs. The only thing that we would have liked to add is some sort of dehumidifier. The cottage did get a little damp but the fire definitely helped. Lovely place! Thanks Kate!
ElleJuly 2016Such a lovely welcome - amazing home made bread and jam! Thank you for a great stay. Wonderful to curl up by the fire and great places to eat nearby, would highly recommend Dillons which is just 20 minutes drive away.
EmmaAugust 2016The cottage was just what we expected and we definitely felt like at home. Kate and her husband Dominique took great care of this little cottage and it is gorgeously renovated. Kate was very flexible with regard to our arrival and departure time and sent us very handy right-on directions. The cottage is located 500m away from the seaside and we enjoyed walking on beach in the morning. The R600 is just outside the door of the cottage, which is handy to get to kinsale and the southern parts of west cork and although it is a quite busy road in the mornings, it really didn't bother us. The cottage is brilliantly equipped kitchen wise and we loved watching dvds in the evenings after the walks and visits.
LíanaNovember 2016Kate was a great host who generously left us out some gorgeous brown bread and jam on arrival . The cottage was exactly as described ,very cosy with the fire lighting and was a great base for exploring . Couldn't recommend Kate or the cottage enough ,will definitely be returning when we have the chance .
SerenaOctober 2016Charming, well furnished and clean cottage in a convenient location. Great communication and hospitality from Kate the owner.
RachelJuly 2016Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Casa de campo
Wir waren für 2 Nächte Gast in diesem wundervollen cottage. Sehr gemütlich und ansprechend eingerichtet. Definitiv unser bestes air bnb Erlebnis in Irland. Sehr nette Gastgeber. Milch, Eier, Obst und Brot sowie frische Blumen. Andrew spricht deutsch und hat uns viele Informationen zu Ausflügen gegeben. Er hat uns das große Grundstück gezeigt. Wir durften uns auch im Gewächshaus bedienen. Können wir zu 100% weiterempfehlen.
SusanneSeptember 2016Isabelle and Andrew were excellent hosts. Pros - The property is idyllic. - The cottage is very well-appointed with a large bathroom, everything you need and more from the kitchen, living area, and bed loft. - If breakfast is an option, take it. - The area is convenient to Kinsale, Cork, and surrounding areas. - Isabelle and Andrew were full of stories and advice for us on our trip. Cons - The mattress was more firm than we would like - but it was about normal compared to everywhere else we stayed.
CoryApril 2014The cottage was very lovely--just as pictured--and Isabelle and Andrew were incredibly gracious hosts. They supplied us with homemade black currant jam, bread, and fresh eggs from their chicken coop for our stay, and made sure the wood-burning stove was lit for us every night. The location itself is fantastic for exploring everything County Cork has to offer; come without plans, and Isabelle and Andrew will be happy to provide you with the perfect itinerary (which we followed to a T). If you have some time, they are also fantastic people to have a chat with over tea. We wish we had stayed longer! Btw, they do have three dogs, only one is around quite a bit. I'm not the dog-loving type at all, but they are so friendly and adorable you can't help but love them :)
RenMarch 2014My friend and I stayed here in August 2016 and it was everything we had hoped for! - we couldn't have asked for more from airbnb hosts. Isabelle and Andrew are such friendly, helpful and accommodating hosts, the best I have ever encounted in my time using airbnb. The cottage and surrounding garden area is beautiful, inside the cottage is everything you need, it's fully equipped and Isabelle and Andrew even left us some delicious bread, fresh eggs, milk and butter etc which was a wonderful treat! They provided a number of great local recommendations for eating out, shopping etc. and were beyond accommodating in giving us a lift on multiple occasions to the various places we were visiting. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this as a place to stay and can't wait to go back next time I'm in Ireland. Laura & Jayne
LauraAugust 2016Isabelle and Andrew were extremely helpful and recommended some great things to see and do. Sadly we had little time to enjoy them all, but thoroughly enjoyed the quiet time at the cottage. The fresh eggs were great and the dogs very friendly. If we're back in same region again we will definitely stay at the cottage.
Rich November 2015We had a wonderful stay at the Kinsale Self-Catering Cottage! The cottage itself provided everything we needed to make our stay very pleasant and comfortable. We especially liked the very comfortable bed in the loft. So cozy! The location is also perfect for our time in the Cork area. It's about 15 min from Kinsale and a few minutes from Innishannon. It's also not far from Cork and Cobh. But what was best about our time there were our hosts, Isabelle, Andrew and family! They were so welcoming and friendly. They gave us some great ideas for things to see in the area and also pointed us in the right direction as we continue with our time in Ireland. Their property is also beautiful! We stayed just 2 nights but we wished we could have stayed longer. We hope someday to return!
JamesJune 2015Isabelle and Andrew went out of their way to make me feel welcome. The cottage was perfect for my stay, it was cosy ,warm and very peaceful . Breakfast essentials were provided on arrival and Andrew was kind and helpful in providing logs and even lit the wood burner for me. Isabelle and Andrew are very kind and interesting hosts ,it was a priveledge to stay in Schipool cottage,I only wish I had more time in Innishannon it was the perfect home for me .
MaureenDecember 2016Isabelle & Andrew were perfect hosts, nothing was too much trouble. The cottage is beautiful and in an amazing location. Highly recommended.
MarkJuly 2016Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Casa de campo
Spent a wonderful weekend in Dundaniel.Morgan was a fantastic host, clear directions helped us to find our way, seamless check-in, and great to find food for breakfast in fridge. Even though it was February house was super toasty with underfloor heating on and stove lit prior to our arrival. A plentiful supply of coal and logs was provided. It was dark when we arrived and the view the next morning confirmed that the location was superb, nestled in the corner of a 2 acre walled garden which had lovely walks through it as well as a pet pig and lots of would birds. The walking paths along the Brinny river were right beside the house. Innishannon village is within walking distance and short car journeys take you to Kinsale and the wonderful Cork beaches. We will definitely book Dundaniel again and we would have no hesitation in recommending it to our friends
irwinFebruary 2017Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Our stay at Susan's and Olli's place was great! Both were very nice and helpful! The room was absoutely clean and had a wonderful view. Next time in Kinsale, we would like to come back!
MartinMay 2016Susan and the whole family are perfect hosts, who offer not only "a room with a view" but also a very good breakfast and a friendly atmosphere. The room has much more, than "a view" but plenty of space (also in the bathroom) and unlimited fresh air.
RudolfMay 2016Highly recommend! Beautiful home with a perfectly clean, comfortable, and spacious room. Susan was so welcoming and helpful throughout our stay!
AliciaJuly 2016Susan and her husband were very friendly. Their kids were also in the house and they were very cute. The breakfast was fantastic! The view from the room is also beautiful. There is not much near the house, but if you have a car and are willing to drive 30 minutes, there are towns.
MarissaApril 2016We had a great time here, a wonderful start to our Irish journey! Susan and her family are so helpful and lovely! We felt very welcome, got useful answers to all of our questions and excellent advice as well (on driving in the region for example). Breakfast was really good, plenty of options, enough to fill any belly :) The room is very spacious and comfortable, with a neat private bathroom (it's part of the space so you needn't go far). The view IS very nice and so is the area: the water's at walking distance and there's also an excellent restaurant close-by. We only stayed for 1 night but I do think this would be a splendid place to linger a little longer to explore the region or just relax (or both)!
FemkeAugust 2014Everything simply perfect ! Lovely family, lovely house, lovely location !
LisaNovember 2015The property was beautiful, inside and out. Our room was great. We were welcomed and shown to our room.
beverleyJuly 2016Susan and her husband are very welcoming and friendly hosts! Their home is wonderful and had such a great view. Breakfast of tea with fresh fruit, toast, cereal with milk, and yogurt. I would recommend this home to anyone.
LaniMarch 2017Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Celia and her husband were lovely and so welcoming. The house was gorgeous, I was made feel so at home. The bed was comfortable and the en-suite has a strong electric shower. My car was parked right under the window so I could check it first thing when I woke up. The village, which is just down at the bottom of the lane, has a petrol station and pub, I found the staff in both friendly. I would definitely stay here again, as it is so close to Cork City!
JulieOctober 2016Lovely people and a lovely place to stay. Would highly recommend.
TristanOctober 2016Celia's place is a beautiful modernized home. The rooms are extremely spacious with en suite bathrooms, as well as a large flat screen tv. All needs are met, with a lovely local pub right down the street.
TiffanyNovember 2016My stay with Celia was great, a beautiful clean comfortable home with wonderful views of the surrounding hills and countryside. A short drive to Cork city also. Celia is a warm communicative host. I would recommend this stay to all. The bed was really comfortable also!
FidelmaOctober 2016Mon séjour s'est très bien passé. Étant donné que je ne comprends pas très bien l'accent irlandais, j'ai très peux converser avec les hôtes. Par contre, ils avaient l'air très gentils et avenants et je suis convaincue que si j'avais eu quelques demandes que ce soient, ils y auraient répondu sans problème.
MélissaOctober 2016Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
fantastic host. beautiful old home in a quite area. very comfortable nights sleep.
ChrisSeptember 2016Lovely place with friendly hosts! You might lose yourself on your way there, but it will worth the extra drive! I recommand it.
FannyMarch 2017Kay was very warm and welcoming. The house is lovely and the room very comfortable. Location is just minutes from Kindale, our new favorite little town!
MargaritaAugust 2016Everything was perfect: the owners are very kind and nice and the bedroom lovely and comfortable. Thank you very much!
PalomaDecember 2016Kay and DJ are great, helpful hosts that provided advice for what to do and see while there. The room and bathroom were very nice and clean. And they let us use their kitchen and dishes when we brought back food.
AnthonyJanuary 2017Kay's place was wonderful. Very comfortable space and Kay and DJ are incredibly friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend.
JackSeptember 2016Nous avons reçu un très bon accueil. La chambre est très propre et confortable. Pour ceux qui doivent partir en avion, l'emplacement est idéal pour rejoindre l'aéroport de Cork rapidement.
SophieFebruary 2017Kay und DJ haben uns sehr herzlich und offen empfangen. Das Zimmer und das gssamte Haus waren wunderschön, alles war sauber und die Umgebung war ruhig. Jederzeit wieder!
Eileen August 2016Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
Tipo de acomodação
Casa/apto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel
We had a lovely two night stay in the cabin and couldn't recommend it enough for anyone looking to stay near Kinsale. It was really clean, warm and comfortable and Helen and Don were lovely hosts. They supplied lots of delicious food including some amazing warm scones and rolls in the morning. It's in a lovely remote part of Kinsale a few kilometres out of town so a car is necessary. Would definitely stay there again if we're back in the area.
MervynJuly 2015Helen and Don are both very nice host which give us a quite nice experience staying at their house. The homemade breakfast is the most impressive one , by the way, the warm house Don gave us which made us a very warm night in the cold weather.
liangweiAugust 2015Helen and Don were great for a chat, looked after us very well and the 'cosy cabin' is really spacious. We had a blast in rural Kinsale and loved the homemade scones and chutney...
ChristyJune 2016Thank you Helen & Don for your warm hospitality. We enjoyed our stay in your Cabin and we would recommend a stay with you. The scones and chutney were lovely!
BernieSeptember 2016It was an absolute pleasure staying in Helen and Don's cabin. They were very friendly and helpful hosts - making sure you could make the most of your stay. The breakfast was delicious and the cabin was welcoming and cosy (but not small!). I wouldnt hesitate to stay here again :-).
EddieAugust 2016The photos do not do this cozy cabin justice. It is so cute - and spacious! Helen was very welcoming - even though I was suffering from a horrendous cold (it was pouring rain that day). But a fire in the wood-burning stove warmed us up completely and we got a very good night's sleep. It's very quiet in the country and restful. The next morning was sunny and cheery. Helen made wonderful homemade scones. We were sorry we had to leave.
SusanSeptember 2015We were made very welcome and had some nice chats with Helen and Don. The cabin is in a lovely quiet part of their grounds and gives you perfect peace. The area is beautiful, only 10 mins drive from Kinsale. We could not recommend this property highly enough.Thanks Helen and Don
PhilipJuly 2016We had such a marvelous experience renting from Helen and Don. They were very accommodating and made us feel welcome as soon as we arrived. The cabin was well cleaned and stocked and looked recently updated. The bed was very comfy and cozy and had warm blankets! Also, we were treated with fresh homemade bread rolls and scones in the morning! They were delectable! All in all this was a wonderful night spent at their cabin.
SusanJune 2015Tipo de acomodação
Quarto inteiro
Tipo de Imóvel


text:
Click on more info to Add to order and more
We use Cookies on our website to remember you & improve your shopping experience.Please continue to use our site as normal if you are happy with this, or you can find out how to change your cookie preferences from our Cookie Policy.
Quick Tools
Product Code: 538406
Collect in Branch FREE Reserve & Collect in-branch
Delivery Normally available in 1-5 working days
Image shown for illustration purposes only.
The Inox Range of Stainless Steel Pipe Packs are designed specifically to keep thermal leakage to an absolute minimum, while also assuring resistance to both chemical and atmospheric agents. Each pack provides 4 sets of fittings , while the robust sensor cable is of 4 core design


text:
Signup Now
Manage Account
Contact Us
Welcome, Guest!
Welcome To The Bloggeries Blog Directory Affiliate Program!
This affiliate program is simple to register for and requires no technical skills. All you need is a blog or website that gets some traffic. You get paid when someone you refer purchases a directory listing for a blog that meets our guidelines.
Affiliate Login
Click Here To Signup
How Does This Program Work?
After registering for the affiliate program, you will have access to a wide arrange of banners, text advertisements and text links. Use these to help drive traffic from your blog/website to the directory. All visitors will be tracked using your unique affiliate ID. When a visitor you refer purchases a directory listing and gets approved you will get paid. You can check your statistics and sales 24 hours a day from anywhere in the world.
What's In It For Me? How Much Will I Make?
We pay $20US for each approved sale you produce. If you have the traffic this program could quickly become a solid earner. We are always thinking of creative payout levels to reward super affiliates. How much you make depends on the quantity and quality of traffic you send us. The sky is the limit!
Program Details
Commission Type
Pay-Per-Sale 10% for each sale you deliver.
Initial Deposit
Just for signing up!
Payout Requirements
$50.00 USD - Minimum balance required for payout.
Payout Duration
Payments are made once per month, for the previous month.
Affiliate Software By iDevAffiliate
Copyright 2007
Bloggeries Blog Directory
- All Rights Reserved


text:
Shobhana Chandra
Sunday, January 4, 2009
The U.S. economy probably lost more jobs in 2008 than in any year since the end of World War II as firings rippled from homebuilders and automakers to banks and retailers, a government report may show this week.
Payrolls fell 500,000 in December, bringing last year's decline to 2.4 million, the most since 1945, according to the median estimate of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News ahead of Labor Department figures due Jan. 9. The unemployment rate likely jumped to the highest level since 1993.
The figures will underscore the urgency behind President- elect Barack Obama's plan to pass a stimulus package that will create jobs and mitigate the recession, already the longest in a quarter century. Other reports may show slumps in housing, manufacturing and service industries deepened at the end of last year, setting the stage for more weakness in 2009.
"We're continuing to lose massive amounts of jobs," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York. "The negative momentum carrying over into the first half of 2009 will hold down the economy regardless of policy."
The jobless rate probably climbed to 7 percent in December from 6.7 percent the prior month, according to the survey median.
Manufacturers probably cut 103,000 workers from payrolls, the report may also show. Factories, which make up 12 percent of the economy, shrank in December at the fastest pace in 28 years as new orders for products from cars to furniture reached the lowest level since records began in 1948, the Institute for Supply Management reported last week.
This article was posted: Sunday, January 4, 2009 at 4:37 am
Comments are closed.
© 2017 PrisonPlanet.com is a Free Speech Systems, LLC company. All rights reserved. Digital Millennium Copyright Act Notice.


text:
AIGA San Diego is accepting Board of Director nominations until Monday, April 10, 2017.
We are seeking dedicated design professionals who have a passion for community, our craft and shaping our Chapter for the next generation. To nominate yourself, or someone else, please include a short recommendation of why the person you are nominating is a good candidate.
All nominees are required to be a member of AIGA if elected to a position. Each director is elected to serve and represent the entire membership of AIGA San Diego to the best of their ability, in accordance with the AIGA mission and the description of the board position. The term for each director is a minimum of two years, but may be reelected and serve additional terms. Attendance at board meetings is required (1 per month). If the director is unable to attend, a notice accompanied by a monthly report must be submitted prior to the meeting. Attendance of the annual chapter retreat in June is required. Directors shall not receive any compensation or remuneration for their services as directors, with the exception of chapter reimbursement for reasonable expenses.
President The President provides vision and guidance for the development of the chapter, ensuring that the chapter goals and activities are in alignment with those of our mission, local bylaws, and those of the National organization. Provide leadership and governance for the board and the membership. Oversee day-to-day administration of the chapter.
Development Co-Director The Development Co-Directors work together to foster relationships with outside organizations that provide financial and in-kind support for chapter programming and activities.
Education Director The Education Director manages and facilitates connections with Student Leaders from all AIGA San Diego Student Chapters.
Social Media Director The Social Media Director creates and adapts content for chapter events, promotions and announcements, including the Y Design Conference social platforms. This position also manages curating and sharing events, updates, findings and current news in the local, national and global creative community on a weekly basis. Content includes design, copywriting and curation for each specific platform, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram primarily.
Email Marketing Director Responsible for promoting all chapter and conference events and communications to membership and email database via MailChimp. Collaborates with the Communications team, Event Co-Directors, Membership Director and Y Conference Director to coordinate content and revisions to ensure accuracy across all communications platforms.
Creative Copywriting Director The Copywriting Director is responsible for our written communication, ensuring that the voice of our chapter is professional, appropriate, and engaging. These communications primarily include event and conference blurbs, email marketing copy, and blog posts.
Community Outreach Director Community liaison for AIGA San Diego with local and nearby creative communities. Works with the Communications Team to facilitate joint promotion efforts for all involved organizations and the Director of Event Programming to facilitate a partnership for any event.
Y Design Conference Director Oversees and provides leadership for the Annual Y Design Conference. Responsible for working with the Chapter Administrator for tasks including: • Volunteer Committee Recruitment, Guidance and Support • Budget • Conference plan, scope and layout • Sponsorship • Venue logistics, including catering, AV/audio • Speaker research, outreach and commitment • Manage Communications Team/Studio, including graphics, copywriting and marketing • Any unfulfilled committee role
Design for Good Director The Design for Good Director will manage a small committee who will host one event per year, focusing on creating positive social impact through design. The Design for Good committee will reach out to local organizations who could benefit from the efforts of the AIGA San Diego Design for Good team and choose one organization per year. The committee will create, plan and manage each project.
Please submit your nominations for open board positions. You do not need to nominate someone for every position. However, if you would like to nominate for multiple positions, please re-submit the form each time. You can nominate yourself.


text:
Livin a Dyin Life[CD]~ KillissimoProduct Notes
Killissimo ....... currently making moves, plus in tha studio and networking worldwide. My music consists of rap, hip hop, and lyrical poetry. I write all of my own material, and ghost write for others as well. Some of my influencesare pac, biggie, and my big brother who was killed at the age of 18. My experience started with the industry when I was 13, however, I didn't start recording until I was 16. When I turned 17 I got locked up and was sentence to three to ten years . In 2001, I dropped my first underground LP Livin a dyin life. In 2002, My second LP was dropped called The Book Of Life. My third LP dropped in 2004 called Famous or Dead. The fourth album is coming out later this year. Killissimo can be heard on many artists cdz in battle creek to detriot, Michigan. Be looking out for tha Trafficafi album next year. Farozono's Album. Narkotics album next year. KILLISSIMO & DA DEADLY DONZ.
You May Also Like
Page 1 of


text:
Connect to: Library Web Site Online Catalog
Library details: Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity is a Special library.
This library is affiliated with Church of Christ Scientist (view map)
The collection of the library contains 10,000 volumes.
Permalink: https://librarytechnology.org/libraries/library.pl?id=7633
(Use this link to refer back to this listing.)
Administration: The director of the library is Steven R. Thorpe .
Collection size | 10,000 | volumes |
Identifiers | |
libraries.org ID | 7633 |
Record History: This listing was created on Feb 8, 2003 and was last modified on Jan 2, 2017.
Updates: Corrections or Updates? Registered members of Library Technology Guides can submit updates to library listings in libraries.org. Registration is free and easy. Already registered? login. Or, you can report corrections just by sending a message to Marshall Breeding.


text:
See You Again by Charlie Puth - sheet music arranged for Piano/Vocal/Chords.
Free download «See You Again» sheet music by Charlie Puth. Original published key: Hb Major. Number of Pages: 8. Lyrics Begin: «It's been a long day without you, my friend».
View PDF! Open and click save to download a copy.
"See You Again" is a song recorded by American rapper Wiz Khalifa featuring American singer Charlie Puth. The track was commissioned for the soundtrack of the 2015 action film Furious 7 as a tribute to the late Paul Walker.


text:
The Red Fighter Pilot: The Autobiography of the Red Baron
By Manfred von Richthofen. ISBN 978-9791813-3-7. Red and Black Publishers, Paperback 6x9, 160pp, $13.99.
The autobiography of the "Red Baron", Manfred von Richthofen, written shortly before his death in April 1918. New introduction gives a brief history of the birth of aerial combat. Illustrated with 14 pages of photographs.
"I enjoyed reading it . . . . A good addition to the mountain of work on this famous man."
--George Miller, "Cross and Cockade International Journal", First World War Aviation Historical Society
Buy this book now from Amazon.Com
Buy this book now from Barnes and Noble.Com
Manfred Von Richthofen at The Aerodrome
Manfred Von Richthofen at AcePilots
Manfred Von Richthofen at Trenches on the Web
Manfred Von Richthofen at WWI Aviation
Was the Red Baron Medically Fit to Fly? From The Lancet
Who Killed the Red Baron? at PBS Nova
Pictorial History at World War One Aviation
Aviation During World War One at Century of Flight
World War One at Centennial of Flight
The Aerodrome: Aces and Aircraft of World War One
Cross And Cockade: Society of World War One Aero Historians
Over the Front: League of World War One Aviation Historians
AcePilots.Com: Legendary Aviators and Aircraft of World War One
Silhouettes of Aeroplanes: A World War One Aircraft Identification Manual
Great War in the Air: National Air and Space Museum
The War to End All Wars: FirstWorldWar.Com
Spartacus Educational: First World War
The World War One Document Archive
Color Photos From World War One
Eyewitness Accounts of World War One


text:
Billy Ward & The Dominoes | Tweet |
Eligible since: 1979 (The 1980 Induction Ceremony)
Previously Considered? Yes what's this?
Inducted into Rock Hall Projected in 2018 (ranked #7 in the Influences - Rock Era category) .
Essential Songs (?) | Wikipedia | Amazon MP3 | YouTube |
Star Dust (1957) | ☆ | ♫ | ☊ |
Billy Ward & The Dominoes @ Wikipedia
Billy Ward & The Dominoes Videos
8 comments so far (post your own)come Posted by zzy on Thursday, 12.6.07 @ 09:45am |
This is one of the greatest oversight the Nominating committee has done since it's creation back in 1986. Posted by erayman64 on Friday, 07.25.08 @ 01:45am |
It's a crying shame that Billy Ward and The Dominoes have yet to grace the RRHOF. Come on now, this is the group that gave Jackie Wilson and Clyde McPhatter their starts. That's reason enough to induct Billy Ward and The Dominoes, but there's plenty of other reasons, too. Posted by Zach on Monday, 04.30.12 @ 14:03pm |
Unless there's a separate Dominoes group that was nominated for the Class of 1997, then this group was indeed nominated once before. I don't think it was Derek And The Dominoes that was nominated, though it wouldn't surprise me. Posted by Philip on Sunday, 09.9.12 @ 11:08am |
http://www.futurerocklegends.com/artist.php?artist_id=The_Dominoes Posted by FRL on Sunday, 09.9.12 @ 11:12am |
Was Billy Ward ever a member of the Dominoes, or just Billy Ward and the Dominoes? Why were they only nominated as the Dominoes to begin with? Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 02.26.13 @ 08:44am |
Wait a minute, why is the eligibility year for Billy Ward & The Dominoes earlier than the Dominoes? This is wrong! Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 02.26.13 @ 12:45pm |
That's weird. They are one and the same group. That would be like listing THE MIRACLES and SMOKEY ROBINSON & THE MIRACLES. or THE FOUR SEASONS and FRANKIE VALLI & THE FOUR SEASONS. Posted by Bill G. on Tuesday, 02.26.13 @ 16:00pm |
This site is not affiliated with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.


text:
Adventures of Red Ryder 02 of 12 Horsemen of Death (B&W) b59 1940 avi
Anonymous and Direct Download 300GB+ free
Torrent info
Torrent Files List
Torrent description
Red Ryder appeared in more than 35 movies and serials. The series began in 1940 with The Adventures of Red Ryder, played by Don 'Red' Barry, who got his nickname "Red" from the role and Tommy Cook as Red Ryder's young Indian sidekick Little Beaver . Subsequently "Wild Bill" Elliott and Allan (Rocky) Lane portrayed Red Ryder in a number of films, both working with Robert Blake as Little Beaver. The last four Red Ryder movies starred Jim Bannon as Red Ryder and Don Kay ("Little Brown Jug") Reynolds as Little Beaver and all four of these movies were done in color. Red Ryder is also a 1956 Western television series starring Jim Bannon. It was telecast for a single season only.
The Adventures Of Red Ryder (Republic, 1940).
Tucson Raiders (Republic, 1944)
Marshal Of Reno (Republic, 1944)
The San Antonio Kid (Republic, 1944)
Cheyenne Wildcat (Republic, 1944)
Vigilantes Of Dodge City (Republic, 1944)
Sheriff Of Las Vegas (Republic, 1944)
Great Stagecoach Robbery (Republic, 1945)
Lone Texas Ranger (Republic, 1945)
Fred Harman's Bronc Peeler (November 4, 1934)Phantom Of The Plains (Republic, 1945)
Marshal Of Laredo (Republic, 1945)
Colorado Pioneers (Republic, 1945)
Wagon Wheels Westward (Republic, 1945)
California Gold Rush (Republic, 1946)
Sheriff Of Redwood Valley (Republic, 1946)
Sun Valley Cyclone (Republic, 1946)
Conquest Of Cheyenne (Republic, 1946)
Santa Fe Uprising (Republic, 1946)
Stagecoach To Denver (Republic, 1946)
Vigilantes Of Boomtown (Republic, 1947)
Homesteaders Of Paradise Valley (Republic, 1947)
Oregon Trail Scouts (Republic, 1947)
Rustlers Of Devil's Canyon (Republic, 1947)
Marshal Of Cripple Creek (Republic, 1947)
Ride, Ryder, Ride (Eagle-Lion, 1949)
Roll, Thunder, Roll (Eagle-Lion, 1949)
The Fighting Redhead (Eagle-Lion, 1950)
The Cowboy and the Prizefighter (Eagle-Lion, 1950)


text:
Learn more about Japanese Culture. Practice speaking Japanese or keep your current language skills going. This group is for anyone from those interested in Japan to those who have lived in Japan. All ages are welcome.
Meetup members, Log in
By clicking "Sign up" or "Sign up using Facebook", you confirm that you accept our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy


text:
It's customary to thank each groomsmen for participating in your friendship and wedding with a gift. We've compiled 100 of the best groomsmen gifts out there.
Opting for a courthouse wedding or eloping? You can skip out on the big expensive dress and instead choose something that's classically timeless and practical.
Red wedding gowns are customary in many cultures. With top designers incorporating red in couture bridal lines, this color is more mainstream than ever before.
Whether you're a groom looking to personalize your wedding day attire or shopping for a groomsmen gift, this list of custom cufflinks is for you.
If you're feeling uninspired or short on time these unique save the dates can be ordered online and mailed quickly, getting your wedding date on guests' radar.
Giving cash for a wedding is easy, but it's certainly not very thoughtful. Gift one of these personalized finds that celebrates a couple's uniqueness instead.
If you'd like all of your bridesmaid to coordinate, accessories included, gifting them a beautiful jewelry set is a great idea. Here are our favorite finds.
15 years is a huge milestone. Celebrate with the traditional gift of crystal or the modern gift of a watch. Shop 20 great options for both him and her here.
Looking for a flirty and sexy white dress for your bachelorette party? We've got you covered with 10 amazing options that will make you feel like a superstar.
Add some fun and entertainment to any bridal shower with an interactive game. If you're looking for an inexpensive bridal shower game, this list is for you.
Get the (bachelorette) party started with one of these fun and silly games. Any one of these will get everyone giggling, drinking, and celebrating.
While you're not expected to spend a ton, you should purchase a token bachelorette party gift for the bride. Here are 10 great gifts that are sure to impress.
If you've made it to 10 years of marriage, a great gift is certainly in order. Check out this guide with both traditional and modern anniversary gift options.
Wood is the traditional gift given on the 5th wedding anniversary, symbolizing growth and a strong bond. Check out this list of 20 great 5th anniversary gifts.
You don't have to spend a fortune for really beautiful wedding invitations. With high-quality paper and a great template, DIY invites will save you a ton.
Help your adorable flower girls steal the show with a well made, attractive, and affordable flower girl basket great for any wedding.
Escort cards and place cards are an important part of any wedding and don't need to be boring. Here are 10 beautiful options to get guests to their seat.
If you're looking to incorporate a visual aspect into your ceremony, consider one of these beautiful unity candle or sand kits to symbolize your marriage.


text:
40gal Stainless Steel Stationary Kettle Direct SteamMarket Forge | Model: F-40* In Stock
FREE Shipping Market Forge F-40* SpecificationsThis item ships brand new, directly from the manufacturer or supplier. Warranty: Manufacturer Information F-40* F-40L F-40P
Dimensions 270 lbs.
Shipping InformationYour order will be shipped from Customer Pick Up(Not Available for pickup) Included OptionsThis item is available in multiple configurations. Get the most from your investment by taking the time to select the right configuration for your needs.


text:
Hi, what I would like to do is to have a domain like www.domain.com and several subdomains. I want that those subdomains have their own emails: www.domain.com with [email protected] [email protected] sub1.domain.com with [email protected] [email protected] etc sub2.domain.com with [email protected] [email protected] etc What I have done is: 1 I have created a reseller 2 I have created a client 3 I have created three sites for that client with this next configuration: www.domain.com Hostname:www Domain:domain.com Ip Address: 192.168.3.85 Create DNS: not checked Create DNS-MX: not checked sub1.domain.com Hostname:www Domain:sub1.domain.com Ip Address: 192.168.3.85 Create DNS: not checked Create DNS-MX: not checked sub2.domain.com Hostname:www Domain:sub2.domain.com Ip Address: 192.168.3.85 Create DNS: not checked Create DNS-MX: not checked The problem is that I can see the welcome web of "http://www.domain.com" but when I try to see the others ones "http://sub1.domain.com/" etc I see the web which says: What Have I been doing wrong? Thanks
So, can not I create emails account like [email protected]? If I put that configuration, host:sub1, when I go to create users and emails, the email ends with @example.com thanks again
The email addresses are [email protected] and not [email protected], just try it. Its only a display issue in the interface.
Alias email? Hi to everyone, I'm a newbie about ISPconfig: I'm testing this software from monday After some little configuration errors all seems to work The basic idea was to built a testing server, using dyndns and my old pc, so I need to create subdomains where I can copy web sites. Now, this is the situation: host: yyy domain: zzz.dnsalias.com user email: [email protected] My doubt is: [email protected] --> WORKS! [email protected] ------> WORKS! ??? is it normal ??? Thanks to all of us for this great software, but, above all, this forum!
If you added the domains as co-domains, then this is the correct behaviour. If you want separate sites, you must create separate websitesa nd not co-domains.
Yes, I want subdomains as separate sites... here is my situation (#3) http://www.howtoforge.org/forums/showthread.php?t=14620 something isn't working... probably a my configuration error Thank you for the quick reply


text:
CIIT welcomes international applicants for admission to its various degree programs. For this purpose special seats have been reserved for foreign students in each discipline at Islamabad campus. Currently, foreign students from countries like Syria, Iran, ASEAN countries, Afghanistan, Indian part of Kashmir etc are enrolled in different degree programs of CIIT. Concrete efforts are also being made by CIIT to attract foreign students for admission in CIIT for different undergraduate and graduate programs e.g. Middle East and Gulf regions. So to support such efforts, CIIT participates at various International Education Expos.
Since the medium of instruction at CIIT is English, intending foreign students must show sound knowledge of written as well as spoken English. The academic credentials of foreign students will be examined by the Admission Office to ascertain if they meet Institute's entrance requirements for the selected degree program. If so, provisional admission will be offered subject to clearance from the Ministry of Education, Government of Pakistan. International students can arrange for clearance either through their Embassy in Pakistan or with the help of the admission Office at CIIT.
Applicants may find that their qualifications are not necessarily recognizable by CIIT because of differences in educational systems of different countries. Therefore, in addition to transcripts of their latest academic qualifications, they must also submit an equivalence certificate obtained from the inter Board Committee of Chairman (IBCC) while applying for admission. The office of the IBCC is located in the building of Federal Board of Intermediate and secondary Education, Sector H-8/4, Islamabad, Tel: 051-9235017.
The foreign students after getting admission in CIIT need to follow guidelines as provided by HEC for issuance /renewal of visa for admission in different academic programs as well. The details of such procedures can be obtained from the HEC website.
Visit website →


text:
Here Cropchoice presents an assortment of interesting farm news releases from a variety of sources. You'll find mention of many of these stories in Cropchoice news. Listing here does not imply endorsement by Cropchoice. 2004October September August July June May April March February January 2003 December November October September August July June May April March February January 2002 December November October September August July June April February January 2001 December August July 2001
(Winnipeg)—A diverse group of organizations has joined forces to oppose the introduction of genetically modified (GM) wheat in Canada. A three-day international conference on "New Biotechnology Food and Crops: Science, Safety and Society" got under way in Bangkok with a call for respect for the rights of consumers and the needs of farmers in developing countries in the face of spreading use of new technologies in agriculture. May April February 2000 September September |


text:
My kids are awful, rude and mean:
The meanest kids I've ever seen.
They've threatened me with foul play,
Should I write verse on Father's Day.
They promised, should I not comply,
To gift to me another tie
Of purple, red and neon green.
I'll say again: those kids are mean!


text:
Why is it? The criticisms so far have been fair, and people explained what works for them and what doesn't, and they were criticisms people flagged up as ones they may well have before the show.
They have a rich talent roster, and wonderfully using very little in the way of imports relative to other UK companies, and fine production, but there's too much focus on the What Culture people who aren't of a great standard as personalities on a wrestling show. I think that's fair.
Edited by PowerButchi, 06 July 2016 - 13:52.


text:
John Paxson
Bulls Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations John Paxson poses with No. 9 draft pick Joakim Noah, No. 49 pick Aaron Gray and No. 51 pick JamesOn Curry as they hold up their prospective jerseys while being introduced to the media at the Berto Center in 2007.
David Trotman-Wilkins, Chicago Tribune
© 2017, Chicago Tribune


text:
Earn 50 Birchbox points for every friend that purchases a subscription.
Create a free account to check out faster, store multiple shipping addresses, view and track your orders in your account, and much more.
Join Now Received a gift? Redeem Now!
Please enter your password to continue.
Foolproof remedies for the overserved.
Overhaul your routine with these simple steps from our favorite styling guru.
Get a better shave with these easy do's and don'ts.


text:
Office of Communications
July 25, 2014
White House and USDA to Honor "Champions of Change" for Agriculture
We often receive unsolicited testimonials from grantees about our financial support, training or technical assistance, and we also receive supportive notes from our donors. Here are a few examples:
March 2017
Thank you so much! None of this would have been possible without the generous support of First Nations Development Institute. You may never know the children you are helping, but you put a smile on their faces. Soul of Nations appreciates your generous donation. Your monetary support is helping to finance the Soul of Nations Brea Foley Art Program.
- Soul of Nations, Inc.
March 2017
Hi from Gedakina. We wanted to thank FNDI for all its efforts over the years opening doorways to funders for tribes and nonprofits across Indian Country. This past summer we received a three-year grant from the NoVo Foundation, and this past week we received a two-year grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. We know that prior to FNDI developing relations with these national foundations, rarely did they fund programs in Indian Country. So again, we would like to say Olwini (Thanks)!
- Gedakina, Inc.
March 2017
Dear First Nations,
Thank you for your generous support of Chugach Regional Resource Commission's (CRRC) food assessment endeavors. Thanks to First Nations, the Native Agriculture and Food Systems Initiative, and the NoVo Foundation, CRRC is in the midst of understanding the issue of changing diets and disappearing traditional foods in our region.
- Chugach Regional Resource Commission
February 2017
Dear Mr. Roberts,
Thank you! Because of you, we can continue toward the development of sustainable, healthy, culturally and eco-sensitive community and economic projects for the Aaniiih and Nakoda Nations to ensure self-sufficience of future generations.
We are so honored and privileged to have you as a donor and thank you for investing in our organization and in the communities we serve on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in Montana. Your generous gift will go to good use.
- Fort Belknap Community Economic Development Corporation
January 2017
Dear Friends at First Nations Development Institute,
On behalf of FAST Blackfeet, THANK YOU!
Your generous funding of $10,000 allows us to continue our food security and food sovereignty work. The grant ... is making it possible for us to determine areas of need on the Blackfeet Reservation and the best ways to address them in our communities.
- FAST Blackfeet (Food Access and Sustainability Team)
August 2016
Hi Mike,
Your note was a beautiful surprise and made my day, and also made me want to share a couple of reasons why I wanted to be a partner in your work and mission:
For decades I supported a Native American project in New Mexico which seems to do good work. Then I attended a couple of seminars on philanthropy and got an education on what I should have looked for years ago. I had never looked into the project's financial practices or what percentage of their income went to the project versus administration, how many Native Americans were on their staff, and what they were doing to permanently improve the lives of their people, i.e. giving fish versus teaching to fish. I asked for a copy of their Annual Report and was told it would be sent, but never received it. I asked for a copy of their 2013 financial report and was told it would be sent, but never received it. I wrote a note saying I would no longer be supporting them because of their lack of transparency and response.
I understand, respect and appreciate the desire of Native Americans to retain their land, spirituality, culture, language, skills and knowledge of their ancestry and history in this land. There is so much that can be learned from each unique Nation; I celebrate your wealth of assets, and the strength of a people who have excelled in government, finance (like you), craftsmanship, sciences, entertainment, journalism, etc., striving and overcoming so much.
Starting to look for a Native American organization to partner with, I found that First Nations Development Institute stood out above all others. Charity Navigator and your extensive website consolidated everything I wanted to know. When I first made a contribution, I didn't even ask for an annual report and the 2014 issue was sent to me. Responses from your staff have been warm, welcoming, educational, and have made me feel a part of something truly unique - a place where I feel confident that any contribution I can make will make a difference.
'Gunalcheesh' for all that you have done through your many years there, Mike; your dedication, communications and financial skills, but more than that, your character and leadership at the helm of First Nations and Oweestra are tremendous assets.
I am your friend and partner in the journey forward.
- First Nations Donor
June 2016
The fourth consecutive year of a 4-Star rating is well-deserved. This rating is essential to me and many others when we evaluate organizations to support. I have had up-close and personal contact with First Nations and the recipients of its grants … Without question Native peoples are receiving great benefit from First Nations' work.
- First Nations Donor
June 2016
The Charity Navigator rating was a large factor in my initial support of First Nations, but I've been doubly impressed by the people within the organization itself. They are smart, thorough, dedicated and deeply committed to the mission. I am proud to be a contributor to this organization.
- First Nations Donor
January 2016
I have been working at the College of Charleston as the Restorative Agriculture Director. I first became acquainted with your programs through the "Nourishing Native Foods and Health Program," specifically during my ethnographic and community work with local Native tribes while studying at the college. The "Seeds of Native Health" and the Native Seed Company both have provided tremendous inspiration to incorporate, honor and prioritize First Nations peoples, Native rights, and my own Native roots through agriculture.
Now, at this time of my life, your resources on predatory lending have been instrumental in personally coping with student loans, and understanding how to combat this type of abuse through empowerment and knowledge (not only as an individual, but as a community). All this to say that I am deeply grateful for the work that your team is sharing with communities all over the country!
- College of Charleston Restorative Agriculture
June 2015
(We received this email after issuing an announcement of how our undercover report spurred the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Navajo Nation to take action against an unscrupulous tax-preparation company that was preying on Native taxpayers.)
Great job First Nations! I live in Gallup and the Natives have tried to get predatory lending outlawed because it's keeping Natives and other poor people locked into poverty. If Arizona has outlawed these types of loan companies, it should be possible for New Mexico. Thanks also for the financial training that First Nations provides with Natives and students in the Gallup area.
- Navajo Nation Citizen


text:
- monthly subscription or
- one time payment
- cancelable any time
"Tell the chef, the beer is on me."
ok but consider this: nonbinary superheroes
"are you a man or a woman?"
"I'm a hero"
"What gender are you"
"Yeah, but what's in your pants?"
"Tell the chef, the beer is on me."
"Basically the price of a night on the town!"
"I'd love to help kickstart continued development! And 0 EUR/month really does make fiscal sense too... maybe I'll even get a shirt?" (there will be limited edition shirts for two and other goodies for each supporter as soon as we sold the 200)