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Come and Enjoy this 4 bedroom home in Waukazoo Woods Northside area. This home is clean and ready to go! A/C updated in 2011. Water heater updated in 2013. Washer/Dryer new in 2015. Also bathrooms and interior paint just recently re-done. Beautiful wooded lot for you and your animals to enjoy with a surrounding invisible fence. Seller needs 30 days occupancy after close to help accommodate their next home purchase.
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- Status
- Sold
- Address
- 1008 Forest Hills Drive
- City
- Holland
- Zip
- 49424
- County
- Ottawa
- Township
- Park Twp
- Total Finished SqFt
- 2,006
- Above Grade SqFt
- 2,006
- Garage Desc.
- 2, Attached
- Water
- Public
- Sewer
- Public
- Year Built
- 1979
- Taxes
- $1,950
Rooms and Land
- MasterBedroom
- 11X14 2nd Floor
- Bedroom2
- 10X12 2nd Floor
- Bedroom3
- 10X11 2nd Floor
- Bedroom4
- 9X11 2nd Floor
- Bath
- 2nd Floor
- Dining
- 12X12 1st Floor
- Family
- 13X23 1st Floor
- Kitchen
- 10X11 1st Floor
- Laundry
- 7X9 1st Floor
- Living
- 14X16 1st Floor
- Basement
- Crawl Space, Full Basement
- Cooling
- Central
- Heating
- Forced Air, Natural Gas
- Acreage
- 0.31
- Lot Dimensions
- 100 x 135
- Appliances
- Dishwasher, Dryer, Garbage Disposal, Microwave, Range, Refrigerator, Washer
- Fireplace Desc.
- Family, Wood
- Features
- All Window Treatments, Garage Door Opener
- Exterior Materials
- Brick, Vinyl
- Exterior Features
- Patio, Play Equipment
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ust a quick announcements…If you didn't manage to attend my presentation, Oracle 11g ASM — The Evolution, during RMOUG or other conferences, you have a chance to see it online today. I'm doing it a web-cast at RAC SIG. It's today, 4-Mar-10 at 12:00pm EST (9:00am PST).Read More >
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BOOK ONE: A JOURNEY BEGINS CH. 1 It was cold in the North. A motley array of vermin were huddled around a fire, cloaks wrapped tightly about them. A skinny pheasant was spitted upon the fire, and some edible roots were boiling in a pot. Leska, a weasel who was the captain of the group, passed around a flask of last winter's elderberry wine, remarking "Huh, wish the Queen had sent us with more food." He spat into the fire. "'Tis a hard and cruel life so 'tis." Thaer, a large fox, took a swig of the wine and passed it on.
"Aye, such a fine plan, being left to transport this wretched thing to the Southern Isles." he kicked a small bag tightly bound with rope. It moved slightly, and a small growl issued forth from it. Thaer kicked it again, growling "Shurrup, or I'll give yer' something to moan about!" He turned the pheasant slowly. It was late. Snow started to fall around the group and their smoldering fire. Thaer and several others had fallen asleep with pheasant bones in their paws. The bag was still.
High up on the summit of Mount Samsalene, a fortress made of granite ansd shale sat, boasting it's defiance to the elements. The fortress was merely a wall, but inside, a large building of granite held the Queen of the Ice. A savage pine marten, the Queen sat upon her carved wooden throne, fully garbed in her barbaric regalia. She wore a shining brass breastplate with matching chainmail and gauntlets along with a green kilt. A wide snakeskin belt finished the outfit, along with an enourmous halberd that never left her side. The Queen picked at a roast bird, while an ermine lady named Fiercefang watched her closely. When she was done, the Queen tossed the dish to Fiercefang to finish the remains. She beckoned to her lady-in-waiting, saying "When you are done, Fiercefang, bring me Captain Claw" She swept from her chair and walked down the corridor. Fiercefang put down the platter, and scurried to the barracks to find the Captain. All creatures under control of the Queen knew orders were to be carried out swiftly....or else. Captain Claw was a bulky fox wearing a spiked helmet, a loincloth and a beaten breastplate. He shuffled his footpaws nervously, awaiting the Queen in the Hall. A door slammed, and the pine marten herself came in, turning to the wall her throne was against. An enourmous tapestry hung over it. It depicted the Queen of Ice sweeping over the mountains, cleaving a passage of death with her halberd. Small woodlanders shrank away, into the clutches of vermin waiting with chains and spears. In her wake was a vast horde, and a large monster of some sort lurked in the top right corner. She turned slowly, and gestured at the tapestry to Claw. "My kingdom's legend. I rule this mountain range, yet I am not native to this region. You, my brush-tailed friend, are native to these Northlands. Tell me, how long does it take to get out of these mountains from my fortress?" Captain Claw was indeed born in the North, and had a thick accent to show it. "Highness, I ken tell ye 'tis aboot three guid days o' marchin' will send ye oot o' these mountains." He knew that the Queen had ordered Leska's squad to take the package south. He foresaw his Master's next uestion and replied, "Mah patrol o' the first few miles south o' your fortress showed that the squad you had sent six days agoo' has been laggin' behind." "Yes, very good, Claw. Release the Dirgesinger. Bring one back to me, and give that squad something to march about."
Captain Claw and seven guards opened the great wooden doors that held in the Dirgesinger. A massive crazed wolf. It was blind, for the pine marten had scraped its eyes out with her halberd long ago. It was a grizzled grey, and terribly mad. The soldiers grabbed at the restraining chains, leading it torwards the doors to the fortress by a rope halter. The Queen of Ice watched from her chamber window, smirking at her plan. The Dirgesinger pawed anxiously at the snow. The soldiers under Claw's command led the wolf out into the open, and removed a few of it's resticting chains. They then tied a great pine branch to the end of it's rope halter. It took more than the seven guards, so the wall patrol stepped in to tie it. Once this was accomplished, they let go of all the chains, letting the branch hold the wolf back when it ran so they could keep up. It set off, trying to sense any moving thing. It ran crazily, despite the pine branch crashing behind it. Claw and the others ran doggedly after it, following the great trail of plowed snow the Dirgesinger had left behind. Thaer heard the noise before he saw what was making it. His blood ran cold when a rat cried "It's de' Dirgesinger! Run fer' yer' lives!" The rat sent the rest moving, each pushing and shoving to get in the front. A runty ferret was trampled, and another rat got his leg caught on a root sticking up from the snow. The rat wailed, but tried to feign death when he heard the mad wolf coming closer. It sent up a wave of snow as it turned, smelling the rat. The pine bough got caught between two smaller pines, but the Dirgesinger pulled vicously, almost to the point of strangling itself by the line that held the two together. SNAAAP! One pine crunched like a twig, and the wolf was sent forwards in a flurry of snow. It clawed at the rat, tearing it free and whipping it about like a rag doll. Claw came rushing up, panting. He quickly diverted the beast with a large dead bird, then his seven guards took the rat. Amazingly, it was still alive. He whined as he nursed a broken paw and several gashes to his sides. Claw commanded the guards to retrieve the wolf, and re-shackel it. This was done with much difficulty, but the party was soon under way. And so were Leska's lot. They ran like they had never run before. It was one of the Queen's "games", to kill off one or two stragglers when her commands weren't being carried out. They began a long descent from the last of the mountains in their way, running at top speed.
CH.2 Juppy the otter friar of Redwall wandered about in the forest, admiring the beauty of spring. He stopped by a creek, gathering some watercress, his whiskers dipping into the water. He whistled softly and sang a little tune that went;
"Oh! Metty, darlin',are you at 'ome? Practicing on your little green flute? Will you feed me some food so wholesome, and supply me with fresh otter 'otroot?"
A young ottermaid came out from the trees to meet the friar. She hugged Juppy, exclaiming, "My! O' course you can 'ave some 'otroot, brother o' mine!" She balanced back on her rudder. "My, you're gettin' fat as a bumblebee, Juppy!" Juppy looked at his younger sister, slim as a twig in her cut down tunic and skirt. She wore a bright yellow bandana over her head. He smiled. Metty smiled back, beginning to lead him to her house in the woods. It was a small one-room cottage in a peaceful glade, only sixty steps to the creek. Inside, there was a small hearth of mud bricks, a bed in one corner, a closet, a large table and a couple chairs. Large rush mats covered the floor, and nets hanging above held various dried foods. Metty gave her brother a beaker of dandelion cordial and led him back outside. They walked around the cottage and into a garden with a stick fence. A large dark green beetle was tied to a post, Metty's constant companion Wuddshell. In the garden, various plants flourished in the soft moist earth. Metty came over to a great bunch of hotroot shoots and selected a large amount. She also gathered some peaches from a tree in the garden. "'Ere you go, and a rare peach to add in a pie." She smiled and they rested awhile in the cottage, having a light lunch and catching up. As usual, Juppy asked Metty about Redwall. "Don't 'et get lonely here? Why don't you live with me at Redwall? Wuddshell would be welcome and your talents in cooking and gardening are far better than mine. You would have company too." He knew it would be hard for her to leave her dwelling, she had lived there since their mother had died. "I'm flattered that you think of me, Jupp', but I'm just so used to bein' 'ere. I love these woods, and I know this is my place. Maybe I'll visit in the winter." She looked almost apologetic. But Juppy knew he could not make her move, so he nodded his head. As if to break the mood, Wuddshell looked at Metty and scuttled around in circles. He then rolled over in a somersult, landing flat on his back. He rocked helplessly as Metty laughed and set him upright and gave him a pecan slice.
Juppy entered the Redwall gate and waved hello to Viscal, the mouse gatekeeper who had let him in. Juppy went through the vast lawns and orchards, selecting some of the harvest for lunch. He tugged a wheelbarrow round and filled it with fruits, nuts, berries and vegitables. A young squirrel suprised him as he reached for a ripe bunch of strawberries. "Ahoy Juppy!" the squirrel popped his head out from the bush. His face was stained red from the berry juice. He leapt nimbly from the bush onto the wheelbarrow, twisting his tail over his face and giggling. "Elmstak! You walloping brushtail! You must not be hungry, trying to scare the Friar to death!" He ruffled the squirrel's fur, putting on a face of mock ferocity. "'elp me with this barrow, ye frightface or no breakfast!" Elmstak pushed the fat friar out of the way, pushing the wheelbarrow energetically off torwards the Abbey. Juppy had to jog after him, yelling "Mind those vittles, ye scamp!"
Redwall Abbey slowly awoke to the pleasant aromas of fruits, breads and other delicacies. Mother Alevinia, a young badger, herded a pack of dibbuns to table, assisted by a hedgehog named Frimp. Six warrior hares from the seaside fortress Salamandastron were already guzzling down food and drink. Foremole and Cellarhog Tinneypins were sharing a fruit and honey salad. At the head of the table sat Abbot Gable, a squirrel in his midseasons.


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A stoma (pl. stomata) is a microscopic pore on the surface (epidermis) of land plants. It is surrounded by a pair of specialized epidermal cells called guard cells, which act as a turgor-driven valve that open and close the pores in response to given environmental conditions. The presence of countless numbers of stomata is critical for plant function. Typically, the plant epidermis is tightly sealed by wax-coated, interlocking epidermal pavement cells, which protect the plant body from the dry atmosphere and UV-rays. At the same time plants must be able to breathe, or exchange carbon dioxide and oxygen, for photosynthesis and respiration. Stomata act as a gateway for efficient gas exchange and water movement from the roots through the vasculature to the atmosphere (Fig. 1). Transpiration via stomata supplies water and minerals to the entire plant system (Raven 2002)(Fig. 1). When a plant encounters adverse environmental conditions, such as drought, a plant hormone called abscisic acid triggers stomata to shut tightly in order to prevent plants from dehydration and wilting.
Stomatal function is important beyond the level of plant physiology and function, and its significance reaches from evolutionary history to atmospheric and environmental sciences. For instance, the acquisition of stomata is considered one of the key developmental innovations that allowed plants to conquer the terrestrial environment, an event that occurred around 400 million years ago (Edwards et al. 1998; Raven 2002). Stomata impact our present global environment as well. Hetherington and Woodward (2003) estimate that 3 x 1018 grams of carbon pass through stomata and fixed into carbohydrate every year, and in addition the total water content of the atmosphere is estimated to be recycled through stomata every half year (Hetherington and Woodward 2003). Importantly, stomata impact atmospheric environment, and in turn, atmospheric environment drives changes in stomatal patterning. It is generally accepted, both from the studies of fossil records and extant plants, that high carbon dioxide condition decreases numbers/density of stomata (Hetherington and Woodward 2003). The mechanisms that allow plants to adjust their stomatal density have just begun to unravel.


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Missa Latina is a classical music composition written by the Puerto Rican composer Roberto Sierra. The work was written for SATB chorus with two soloists (one baritone and one soprano), and a symphonic orchestra. It was co-commissioned by the National Symphony Orchestra and The Choral Arts Society of Washington and was written through 2003-2005. It premiered in 2006 at Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., and was also performed in the 51st Casals Festival in Puerto Rico. The Washington Times judged it "the most significant symphonic premiere in the District since the late Benjamin Britten's stunning War Requiem was first performed in the still-unfinished Washington National Cathedral in the late 1960s."[1]
The Missa Latina, sometimes subtitled "Pro Pax" or "Pro Pace" (English: "For Peace"), has seven movements:
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- February 2-4, 2006, Washington, DC: National Symphony Orchestra, Choral Arts Society; Leonard Slatkin, conductor; Heidi Grant Murphy, soprano; Nathaniel Webster, baritone.
- March 3, 2007, Casals Festival, San Juan, Puerto Rico: Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra, San Juan Philharmonic Chorale; Andreas Delfs, conductor; Heidi Grant Murphy, soprano; Nathaniel Webster, baritone.
- December 29-30, 2007, Honolulu, HI: Honolulu Symphony, Honolulu Symphony Chorus; Andreas Delfs, conductor; Olivia Gorra, soprano; Eric Owens, baritone.
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- April 29, May 1 & 3, 2009, Houston Symphony Orchestra & Chorus, Leonard Slatkin, conductor; Heidi Grant Murphy, soprano; Thomas Meglioranza, baritone.
- May 31, 2009, Los Angeles Master Chorale, Grant Gershon, conductor; Heidi Grant Murphy, soprano; Daniel Teadt, baritone.
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The final phase of widening of the Atlantic City Expressway will start a year earlier than expected after the South Jersey Transportation Authority voted Tuesday to redirect more than $18 million from its capital budget.
Originally slated to finance the switch to all electronic tolling on the expressway this year, the $18.3 million will now be used for the third phase of the expressway widening, a new addition to the State Police 911 center at Farley Plaza and a new roof for the Atlantic City International Airport terminal needed due to damage sustained in the June derecho storm.
Of the total, about $15 million will pay for the widening project, though the exact amount won't be determined until a contract is awarded. Bids are due Oct. 11.
SJTA plans to award a contract for the widening by November and construction will begin by the start of 2013. The project is expected to take 12 months and should be complete by early 2014, acting Executive Director Sam Donelson said.
About $300,000 will pay for the roof, and $3 million will finance a 2,000-square-foot addition to the State Police call center at Farley Plaza in Egg Harbor Township, which dispatches all emergency calls on the expressway.
The third phase of the widening will extend from mileposts 25 to 31 — beyond the Farley Plaza rest stop to the Route 73 exit in Winslow Township, Camden County. There, a third westbound lane will be added to ease congestion, helping to relieve the summer backups that occur when visitors head home after weekends at the shore.
While SJTA officials said they are pleased to see the widening project moving forward, some board members were concerned about the delay of the expressway's plans for all electronic tolling. Under the new system — for which the SJTA already has a design and all the needed permits — drivers would pay through E-Z Pass or would receive a bill in the mail for the tolls they accumulated.
The electronic toll project, which would include removing existing toll booths and installing overhead scanners, is budgeted at $36.5 million, about half of which was redirected to the expressway widening. Donelson said its unclear how the electronic tolling will fit into the authority's future capital budgets.
"Hopefully the funding will be there when we're ready to do (all electronic tolling)," Commissioner Jeffery April said.
State Department of Transportation Commissioner James Simpson, who chairs the SJTA board, said the authority's plans for the electronic system, also referred to as AET, are "light-years ahead of the rest of the state," which includes the Garden State Parkway and the New Jersey Turnpike.
However, he said, several steps must be taken before a fully automated system will work.
The SJTA would need to develop reciprocity programs with other states to ensure that out-of-state residents who skirt their toll bills could still be compelled to pay. That's particularly important for Pennsylvania residents who travel the expressway to South Jersey's shore towns, he said.
Both the SJTA and the New Jersey Turnpike Authority have recently implemented programs in partnership with the state Motor Vehicle Commission to suspend registrations of the most egregious toll offenders until bills are paid. Those programs however, only affect New Jersey residents.
"All of these things need to be in place before AET because we can't jeopardize our toll revenue," Simpson said. "Because of the changes to the capital budget, we can take a look at other projects that are desperately needed. ... To get this (expressway widening) project going will have a big bang for the authority."
Construction on the first phase of the project from milepost 7.7 to 17.5, the Egg Harbor toll plaza, began in September 2009. The second phase, which extended from the toll plaza to milepost 25, wrapped up construction in July.
The SJTA has requested bids for the roof replacement at the airport and plans to begin construction there before the end of the year. Several leaks developed following the destructive June thunderstorms, Donelson said. The authority hopes to later be reimbursed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency for the work.
A design is in place for the expansion to the 911 center, and environmental permits have been secured for the addition that will house the dispatchers. Construction will likely begin in December and will take between nine and 12 months, Donelson said.
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Mycket trevligt och vänligt bemötande av all oersonal vi kom i kontakt med. Rummen mycket fina. Mycket trevliga sällskapsutrymmen. Maten väldigt god och varierad. Läget är fantaskiskt. Vi är väldigt nöjda och återkommer gärna .
Påkostad inre miljö. Trevligt poolområde. Närhet till strandpromenaden. Dusch i badkaret, svår halkrisk. Borde finnas ett grepp på väggen. Bra frukost men med en kock somm inte kunde steka ägg! Provade vändstekta också men med samma dåliga resultat. Dåliga parkeringsmöjligheter.
Närheten till strandpromenaden och till alla trevliga restauranger. Väldigt trevligt poolområde. Sängarna var fruktansvärt hårda.
An easy place to stay ...... what I needed for a short break My first evening was in Room 101. Apart from being in dire need of decoration, the noise from the lobby area at the top of the stairs and from the lift shaft meant that I had little sleep on the first night. Although your staff were very courteous and moved me to a better room the next day, I do feel that I had been "stuffed" with 101 ...... there is no way that it is of the same standard as other rooms.
The flexibility and excellent behaviour and service from all the staff. The selection and presentation of the food. The good atmosphere. Very good entertainment. It would have been nice if there had been more information about Torremolinos and the surroundings.
Free breakfast was good.
The staff are always welcoming and pleasant when we stay there its like home from home
The nice reception when we arrived. The Bedroom we got with the seaview. The breakfast and then the accessability to the beach. No my daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed staying athe the Medplaya and hopefully I will stay there again soon.
The staff was very helpful and friendly. Our room urgently needed decorating.
Spacious hotel with large rooms in a great location Did not have a gym
The Beach Location & south west facing room to catch the evening sun. I did not like the flies around the pool area, & also a fridge in the room would be good instead of a locked mini bar.
The Hotel was clean, the staff friendly and helpful. Food was varied and very good and the Hotel was situated on the beach in a very good location.
That it was on the beach Decadent!!!! Bed was uncomfortable and made lot of noise..... the staff were always in a hurry and just wanted to get rid of you, the people working at the breakfast were the same and had the ability at exactly 10:30 to start cleaning up breakfast and have everything cleared in 5 minutes, the food was horrible drivel (ie british food, beans on toast!) and the other "restaurants" around this hotel were just as bad and charged a shit load of money for the same level of food and terrible service. I cannot say more b/c I stayed there only as long as I needed to and left right after breakfast to better cities with better amenities. Well, in any case, I am not your customer.....you customer comes from the uk, cares less about food and culture.
Closneess to railway and to the beach, Bed poor. Bathroom had mildew. Carpet sticky and very, very, old.
staff very good nothing to much trouble for them very friendly, pool very good, room comfortable and clean, bathroom could do with a face lift but again very clean.
A low price hotel, but to suggest it is three stars is ridiculous. Two stars would be flattering. Selling it as a three star raises the guests expections and makes them feel very dissatisfied. On the plus side the front of house staff at reception were helpful and polite. Also the hotel has a garden and small pool, which are pleasant. The balcony was also pleasant, and the lift was roomy and worked well.Our return trip to Malaga airport was booked by reception at a fixed price of 18 euros. Which was fair. The buffet breakfast was a joke, with little to choose from. At least one guest brought in their own butter supply, as the hotel only had margarine. Twice, out of the six mornings we stayed, bread had to be sent out for. Someone even brought their own bread to toast. As for the bedroom, the carpet was filthy, and the bed sheets too small for the bed which had a plastic incontinence sheet over the mattress, insulting and irritating. The tv only had Spanish channels. In the bathroom there were bugs crawling on the floor, and the shower only had two temperatures - scalding and cold, and there was no way of mixing the two.
badly in need of an upgade,wall tiles in bathroom were cracked & rooms quite shabby.Towels were changed each day though, and although we were only bed & breakfast, that meal left a lot to be desired.
Närheten till stranden, billigt alternativ, trevligt område med affärer och restauranger. Jag saknade ett kylskåp på rummet.
Fantastiskt hotellrum med terass och utsikt över havet.Fantastisk buffemat och service vid alla måltider. Vi saknade ett litet kylskåp på hotellrummet.Madrassen var stenhård-kan man inte få välja ett mjukare alternativ?
Otroligt rymliga rum, rena och prydliga. Bra TV med många kanaler och härlig balkong! Trevlig sittavdelning med sköna fåtöljer!
Närheten till stranden och restauranger. Bra frukost Stor rumsyta i två plan som var dåligt utnyttjad. Det hade varit bättre om sovdelen varit i direkt anslutning till balkongen. Av den beställda och betalda poolutsikten blev det ingenting. Saknade kylskåp på rummet.
Läget samt en underbar frukost.Läget samt en underbar frukostbuffe. Saknade kylskåp på rummet. 40 gr varmt ute
Läget var centralt, nästa shopping och mycket nära stranden och barer och pubar. Personalen hjälpsam och trevlig. Ingen hotellparkering. Passa upp vad Du lägger i bilen. Näst sista dagen blev vi rånade på våra värdesaker, precis innan vi skulle på utflyckt. Lämna INGA värdesaker i bilen, inte ens i 2 minuter som i vårt fall.
Det var trevlig personal, bra service, rent och snyggt och väldigt bra läge. Obekväm och för smal dubbelsäng. Man skulle inte behöva betala för solstolarna om man är hotellgäst.
Trevligt läge med strandkontakt. Standarden på frukost och restaurang en har sjunkit. För lite personal =dålig service.
Trevlig personal, fint hotell, bra läge kökets diskmaskin diskade inte helt rent, annars var allt perfekt.
Bra läge, fin pool. Rummet var inte särskilt fint. Duschen fungrade knappt.
The hotel is ideally situated between Torremolinos and Benalmadena and the price now in off-season was very interesting. There was a lot of noise by cleaning staff in the morning. We went there for a night out and after 9:00 it was impossible to sleep any more. I guess walls are very thin at Hotel Carmen Teresa.
nice clean basic hotel, not far from town centre, close to the sea side,easy acces to local communication
Staff very helpful Only 1 bedside cabinet / Poor lighting in bedroom and bathroom , difficult to apply make up / longer mirror in bedroom required for dressing
Kindnees of the staff Small room, no arm chair
The hotel is near to the beach. Friendly staff and public transport across the street. Really central.
The hotel is very near the beach (about 250 meters), restaurants and small shops where one can find almost everything. The hotel's room is confortable and its staff is agreeable and very helpful.
Nothing Our reservation was cancelled by their mistake. We have got bad room – two lamps wasn't working, drop of blood on the pillow. Bed-clothes have spots and unpleasant smell. No parking.
very clean, quaint
Room was simple but very nice. Very clean. Our original room was right beside the elevator so we asked to be moved. Second room had a lovely view in the distance of the Sea. Good sized balcony. Open marble stairway was lovely but very noisy, especially late at night or early in the morning when people were coming and going with luggage.
Thr staff were very pleasant and helpful.Could not fault the service.
Charmen med den trevliga byggnaden och trädgården.Läget! För enkel frukost,ngt grovt bröd och lite frukt hade gjort susen.
Jag trivs på Miami och är alltid nöjd med mina besök på hotellet. Bra pris på rummen och ett trivsamt hotell. Lugn närmiljö och en underbar trädgård.
Hiss saknades
En trevlig vistelse i en opretantiös miljö en av personalen var sur.
Ett unikt och underbart hotell. Nära stranden och resturanger. Bra shopping.Fantastisk trädgård vid poolen. Frukosten serveras ute på terassen. Rummet var stort med liten balkong mot trädgården.Trevlig personal. Vi är jättenöjda med vistelsen. Tunna väggar och hårda sängar.


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To think that it's time that explicit threats of sexual violence were dealt with.(78 Posts)
WARNING: potentially triggering
The woman MP who highlighted Twitter's inadequate response to rape threats directed at Caroline Criado-Perez (the woman who campaigned to have at least one female historical figure represented on our bank notes) has now been targeted with rape threats. Graphic threats.
Enough is enough. This happens to women online who give any sort of opinion. It happens to teenage girls and middle aged women. To the left wing and the right. To those who are in the media spotlight and to people you've never heard of.
It's not just words. It's a crime. Let's get it treated as one.
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I know she's not the first - she's nothing like the first - but I think she is one of the people in the current spotlight who really has caught the attention of the public. Being threatened with anal rape because she wanted a female figure on a bank note is so utterly ridiculous and horrific it's unbelievable, and the subsequent reaction from Twitter has been pathetically limp.
I actually don't care whether she has a double barrelled name and comes from a well off background - no woman (or man) should have to put up with threats of this nature.
But why should it take someone who's got a double barrelled surname, from a fairly well-off background to have to be attacked on a social networking site before action is taken for the greater good? Could someone who is working class who's already been through this not have had the spotlight on them first?
That's what really hacks me off, sorry. I'm just not buying into this particular woman who is grabbing all the spotlight just now. She's not the first, you know!
I agree, but perhaps this will come now that they have been taken to task so publicly. I do hope so.
I would like to see all the other countless men and women (from working class backgrounds) who've encountered abuse on social networking sites getting as much publicity as the woman mentioned in the OP. That is all.
I would imagine that they wouldn't drag their heels if profits were affected as a result of numerous court cases. It's only because there really isn't any form of recourse for the average man or woman that Twitter have got away with doing very little to date...
This would snowball if Twitter took action against these threats. If they start a case with this, where does it end? They'd never be out of the courts! It happens every day, tbh. The woman highlighted is wealthy, so the attention seems to be on her because she wants a woman's face on a banknote, but what about others in every day life (who are not so wealthy) who use Twitter and get abuse from others???
twitter's head of 'trust and safety' told ITN they DO have policies against violence. So WTF did their UK boss block the woman who complained about rape threats, instead of dealing with it?
Btw, Twitter's media section says they deal with 200m tweets a day, not 400m as quoted in various places about this issue. Still an enormous number, but half what has been claimed when they say 'ooh, it's too difficult'.
Well the problem is clearly high on everyone's agenda. I think it just got about 7 seconds on the 10 O'Clock News.
I completely agree. There is a lot to be done - they have created a monster that's for sure, but they can't carry on doing little or nothing. It will be very interesting to see what happens over the next couple of years.
IIRC MN removed the volunteer mods when there was the whole Top Parenting Guru Gets Offended debacle - I think if you have mods it makes you much more responsible for monitoring and reacting to potentially actionable posts (I could be out of date here, or have misunderstood, though).
However, Twitter and Facebook et al need to get smarter at identifying and removing illegal posts. Harassment is illegal. Threats of violence can be illegal (depending on whether they are serious and addressed to a named individual or group).
That's not just about having a report button. It's about actually assessing the reports that come in to see whether they are serious and important and potentially illegal - so that reporting isn't used to silence women (and others) by aggrieved misogynists/racists/etc. It can't just be put in a box labelled 'too difficult' - Twitter isn't beyond the law.
Making it clear in terms of service that misogyny, racism, homophobia, disablism, harassment, threatening behaviour etc. will not be tolerated and you can be chucked off for indulging in it might help.
What would also help is making sure all staff, including senior management, have diversity training. Not just about race/religion either (which the ill-informed often think is 'the issue', ignoring other forms of hatred).
Oh I know, sorry if I wasn't clear. I just meant they'll never catch all the threats.
Culture shift is the big one isn't it? Feels like we're trying to cut down a mountain with nail scissors sometimes doesn't it?
I get that feeling with Twitter too. I get that they pride themselves on not being heavily moderated, but they've got to take some responsibility.
Murder - I'm not suggesting that they monitor every Tweet - but they definitely need to do more, and I agree absolutely with what you've identified. I think there also needs to be a culture shift, which I know will take time, but imo they need to take a hard line and make it clear that the Twitter platform won't support threats of violence etc. It seems (to me) as if it's been allowed to become a free for all with Twitter doing very little in response.
sir Just in terms of the sheer number of tweets going up, I think they'd need a staff of thousands, actually more, just looked up how many tweets go up per day, 400 million! And from what I know of Twitter I dread to think how many of those are threatening! You just couldn't keep up with that.
They do need to remove more though, improve the reporting system, improve the training in which accounts get suspended/banned, oh and teach their staff not to lock down their accounts when asked awkward questions.
People who use twitter to make threats aren't clever enough to cover their tracks, it would take very little effort for someone with the right training to find out who is behind a particular remark and wreak suitable havoc on their personal life. Hell, I did it myself when someone decided that my issues stemming from childhood abuse were hilarious and totally worth joking about. Tracked him down in minutes, turned an entire community against him. Last time I saw him I could literally feel the hate rolling off him in waves.
Is it impossible? I don't suppose we'll actually know that until they try - and by that I mean throwing everything they have at the problem, and not just making a half hearted attempt.
But yes, I agree, they definitely need to do more than they are (and have been) doing.
sir Problem is, we can't expect them to do something which is actually impossible (eg. keep up with removing all threats from Twitter). However they should definitely be doing more than they currently are.
Just because something is widespread doesn't (and shouldn't) mean that Twitter should be excused from tackling the issue head on - if anything, it means they've let the probem drag on for far too long. It is not outwith the realms of possibility to deal with the problem, it's just that Twitter choose not to, instead diverting resources to increasing profits. They, and other similar services and ISPs (sorry Murder! ) have got away with far too much for far too long. If they choose not to lead from the front then it's inevitable they will be pushed from behind, and I have no sympathy for them.
I'm listening to Jeremy vine on radio 2 discussing this again, Mary beard was trolled whilst appearing on the show yesterday (to discuss this) and retweeted the abuse, to challenge the abuse
I do not see why sexually aggravated remarks have not been made an offence, alongside racially aggravated ones. If its possible to police the latter, it must be possible to police the former.
The problem with Twitter is the sheer scale of the problem
And the minute you allow people to report others in the hope of shutting them up the volume of reports will go stratospheric.
Surely if people said unpleasant things on record they can be charged? Then the police can ask Twitter for their details and they can be prosecuted.
The problem with citing 4chan is that their tolerance for vile behaviour is so high that there aren't going to be so many users that they think are beyond the pale. So not as much to moderate.
The problem with Twitter is the sheer scale of the problem.
Yes MOG, I did. I've seen it happen. That hysterical person I cited earlier managed to get a lifetime ban and her image plastered all over the boards she was banned from. They have a high tolerance level for foulness but they crack down when people go too far.
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Aloo Gobi (Indian-Style Cauliflower & Potatoes)
FROM: http://www.quickindiancooking.com/2007/03/16/aloo-gobi/
and posted with kind permission of Mallika, who originated the recipe there.
Photos are mine taken in my own kitchen.
This recipe serves four:
400gms cauliflower, cut into large florets
4 large new potatoes halved or two large normal potatoes peeled and quartered
1 small onion, chopped
1 clove garlic, chopped fine
Half inch ginger, grated
1 tsp coriander powder
1 tsp cumin powder
Half tsp garam masala
Quarter tsp turmeric powder
Half tsp chilli powder
1 tbsp oil
Fresh coriander to garnish
Salt to taste
Heat the oil and fry the onion, garlic and ginger. Throw in the potatoes, all the powders apart from the garam masalas, add a tiny bit of water, cover the pot and cook the potatoes.
Don't add too much water but make sure there is just enough to cook the potatoes.
When the potatoes are almost cooked (you will be able to insert a fork into the potatoes with some difficulty), add in the cauliflower.
Again, cover the pot and cook until the cauliflowers become soft and a fork can be inserted into them easily.
It's very important to add the cauliflower when the potatoes are almost cooked or they'll be overcooked.
Add salt and sprinkle garam masala and fresh coriander to finish. This dish should be served bone dry, ideally with some naan or roti.
River's Note:
Excellent quick version of this dish - I'll be making it this way now Those who don't enjoy their Indian dishes quite as hot and spicy as we do, however, should be aware that the chilli powder in the recipes means powdered chillies (I used cayenne) and might find it a bit HOT. Please add your chilli powder with due caution.
Labels: Cauliflower, Indian, low fat vegan, potatoes
3 comments:
- VeggieGirl said...
YUM!!! Love spicy dishes :0)
- Tuesday, October 7, 2008 at 4:39:00 PM EST
- Carrie™ said...
Good to see you back posting! This dish sounds absolutely amazing! Aloo Gobi is one of my fav Indian dishes. Thanks for the note about the chili powder. I don't like mine too hot.
- Tuesday, October 7, 2008 at 10:37:00 PM EST
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So nice to see you again, Carrie and Veggiegirl! I'm so sorry to have been away for so long :( But I (think I) am back now.
I shall be visiting all of you very very soon. Cannot ignore my friends and, besides, I have missed you!
Love and hugs, River
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LoveStory- Was shooting through walls on my kill cam lol. Either he lags horribly or he hacks. I never met him before so maybe you guys know?
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S. 3757. A bill to designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 950 Missouri Avenue in East St. Louis, Illinois, as the ``Katherine Dunham Post Office Building''; to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
Mr. OBAMA. Mr. President, today, I am introducing legislation, along with Senator Durbin, to honor the lifetime achievements and legacy of one of Illinois' most treasured figures, Katherine Dunham, who passed away on May 21, 2006. Our bill would name the post office on Missouri Avenue in East St. Louis, the ``Katherine Dunham Post Office Building.''
Katherine Dunham was born in Glen Ellyn, IL, on June 22, 1909, to Albert Millard Dunham and Fanny June Taylor. Her father was a descendant of slaves from Madagascar and West Africa, and her mother was French Canadian. Her diverse background would foreshadow her lifelong commitment to exploring and teaching the history of culture around the world.
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I am having great difficulty trying to call information from a page that is a sub-page to another parent, and I was hoping someone would be able to help.
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How many more Grand Slam titles will 21-year-old Andy Roddick win?
He'll break Sampras' record of 14
It was a rerun, of course.
The beleaguered sport of tennis did not need this, three straight days of rain delays that have decimated the year's final Grand Slam and left its dreary evening telecasts almost unwatchable — especially because you don't know what year the match you're watching actually took place.
"It's a nightmare," said CBS commentator Pam Shriver, stopping by the jammed players lounge. "At a time when TV sports ratings are as competitive as they are, you can't afford having your showcase become one rerun after another."
TV ratings were plummeting for the U.S. Open before John McEnroe showed up on television during one rain delay — and he was in tennis togs, not a broadcaster's jacket and tie. No wonder sports fans are genuinely confused. They're not certain if they're watching USA Network or ESPN Classic.
No matter what happens, no matter if the sun shines Thursday or if it rains for another couple of days and they have to play the men's Round of 16, quarters, semis and final on the same day — say, Monday — this tournament is forever tainted. With matches postponed by the hundreds and players backed up like planes trying to land at LaGuardia, this has become more endurance test than tennis tournament. And who will care who wins the Open if the men's and women's finals are played on Monday or Tuesday?
The Williams sisters obviously knew what they were doing, skipping this one. Almost no one is playing tennis at this U.S. Open, not Serena and Venus, not anyone — but the Williams sisters don't have to sit around in the locker room for 12 hours a day twiddling their rackets.
Compare their schedule — shopping, making public appearances, eating dinner at normal hours — with what has happened to Japan's Ai Sugiyama and Italy's Francesca Schiavone, who are two young women just trying to finish a tennis match.
They showed up on the court at 3 p.m. Monday for their Round of 16 match. They warmed up for five minutes. Rain started falling. Off they went.
At 8:37 p.m., they returned to the court. They played 11 points. Rain again came. Off they went again.
In another half hour, they came back and played two points before it started raining again.
To recap so far, in six hours, they had played two games.
Lucky them, the rain stopped from 10:45 to 11:35 p.m., during which time they actually got in 10 more games, reaching 6-6 in their first set. Then the rain came again to send them home for the night.
They came back on Tuesday. So did the rain. So they waited. And waited.
Finally, at 9:22 p.m., after a full day of hanging around, they took the court. Sugiyama won the tiebreaker in the first set, then moved out to a 5-3 lead in the second set before having her serve broken to go to 5-4. That was at 10:12 p.m.
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They came back on Wednesday. At about 2 p.m., when the rain stopped for a few minutes, they took the court to begin to warm up. Within five minutes, it started raining again. Of course. And it never stopped.
So, Thursday, they are scheduled to return to try to finish a match that began on Monday. It will be their seventh time to walk onto the court as opponents in this tournament. Their match will have covered four days and perhaps as many as 72 hours.
And the winner only will be in the quarterfinals.
"It's long," Schiavone said on her way into the players lounge, "but this is tennis, this is the weather. You need to have patience and enjoy it."
At least she wasn't complaining as others were about the lack of indoor practice courts, which were tied up until Wednesday morning for corporate hospitality. Or the lack of a roof on Arthur Ashe Stadium. Or the lack of a tarp anywhere in Queens. Or the court toweling-off procedure that makes the United States look like a third-world sports nation.
Wimbledon champion Roger Federer wasn't complaining either. Then again, he actually got a match in. An 18-year-old chess whiz named Dmitry Schneider was brought in to entertain the troops by being available to play all comers in the players lounge. He tried to help Federer as much as he could, but still beat him easily.
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January brings our Teaneck Sings celebration. It includes our Teaneck Teen Idol competition highlighting Teaneck's talented teens, and our Winter Concert, "The Mighty B's." Kick back as we swing Bach, rock the Beatles, harmonize Boys II Men and many more musical "B's." Be prepared to cheer on our special guest, 2016 Teaneck Teen Idol Olivia Reyes.
In the spring, the chorus will dive deep into our mission of community service and present, "This Present Moment, Music & Memory." The morning will feature a symposium on Alzheimer's with presentations on treatment, research, care-giver support and of course, the connection of music to memory. TCC will perform choral music in the afternoon that celebrates our moments of humanity, beauty and dignity. We believe that education and information is critical to removing the stigma of disease, and that music can play an inspiring role.It's an important year for TCC and we are excited to share it with you. Please show your support and give securely via PayPal! See you at our concerts!
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Well, that's interesting.
My recently three year old son doesn't speak much, and his language is not very clear. He has been in speech therapy as well as OT and PT for over a year, and is doing very very well, but it's absolutely not there for him at an age appropriate level. Except that last night, I decided to sing some lullabies to the kids as they were antsy (not uncommon, I sing with them a lot) and in the middle of my singing, he decided to sing as well- on pitch with flawless pronunciation. Every. Word. I stopped singing, and he continued. I named another song, and he sang that- again crystal clear with complete words properly enunciated.
I decided to experiment a little this morning and tried out a couple songs in other languages with him, and while he did well, he was struggling to pronounce words he'd not heard before. He had the pitch, but the words weren't clear. In English- I introduced a couple new songs and he picked those up flawlessly the first time through.
Anyone have experience with a child who has a language delay being able to sing a language clearly well before they speak it clearly? Obviously, I'm happy to have found another tool to help work on language with him, but I'm a bit taken aback by how suddenly this came about.
DS3, who has an expressive language disorder (in his case he started speaking at the regular time but had to use way more all purpose words like 'thing", "stuff","that goes like", as well as having weird sentence structure and pronunciation) also sang way more clearly than when he spoke. I also bumped into this working with a boy with William's disorder, and with Alzheimer's patients. Music is processed in a different part of the brain than straight language tasks, so it can help people access language via a different route that may be stronger for them. We use songs a lot with DS (now 7) for memorizing tasks like phone numbers and time concept words like days of the week and months of the year.
Busy keeping up with three children and an awful lot of chickens!
There was a famous opera singer whom sung beautifully, but could not speak due to such severe stuttering he was inpossible to understand.
Signing and speaking are seperate parts of the brain. Which is why he is able to sing, but not speak.
My DD has difficulty in walking, but she can dance wonderfully. Different muscle memory, different movement patterns memorized in the brain.
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Dominican Sisters of Adrian
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Center for Peace, Justice and Integrity of Creation
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Villanova University
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University of San Francisco
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Baruch College, City University of New York
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Bernard L. and Irene Schwartz Chair in Economic Policy Analysis
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New School for Social Research
William B. Gould IV, LL.B., LL.D. (hon), FCSWJ
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Stanford Law School
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Dorothy Day Professor of Law
St. John's University School of Law
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St. Francis College (Brooklyn)
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Jesuit School of Theology at Santa Clara University
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Georgetown University
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St. Catherine University
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