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Montemiliano - Charming farmhouse in the Tuscan Hills, panoramic pool
- Farmhouse300 m²
- People: 16
- Bedrooms: 6
- Bathrooms: 6
- Min. Stay: 1–7 nights
6 lovely bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, sleeps 10-14 plus extra beds, panoramic pool
Property Manager
Lucia Cuzzolin
- Languages:
- English, French, Italian
About Lucia Cuzzolin
We are a young couple in our sixties and as almost 99% of Italians we had a dream: a farmhouse in Tuscany! We lived in Milan and had a satisfactory working life but we felt unsuited to the pace of such a busy town. It has been a real lucky break to find Montemiliano 10 year ago. It was a ruined and uninhabited hamlet on the hills near Monterchi, with 10 h of uncultivated land; nevertheless when we first saw the ouline of its roofs we immediately fell in love with it! We worked hardly to restore to their former glory the complex and 7 years ago we moved and completely changed our lifestyle. We had to learn almost everything but are now very proud of the results of our efforts and glad to share them with our friends and guests (there isn't really a big difference among these categories).
Lucia Cuzzolin purchased this Farmhouse in 2004
Why Lucia Cuzzolin chose Monterchi
We think Monterchi is not one of 'The Most Beautiful Villages in Tuscany' (see Thames & Hudson's), it is really "The Navel of the world"! Set in the heart of Renaissance Italy, it is brilliantly placed for exploring both Tuscany and Umbria and for a full immersion into the best of Italian culture. There is always somewhere new to visit and to discover by car, foot, and even... by running! Monterchi has a great feel of the real Italy, and the local villagers go out of their way to make you welcome. For art lovers, it is home to the famous 'Madonna del Parto' by Piero della Francesca. The grander cities of Florence, Siena, Arezzo, Perugia and Assisi are less than 1 1/2 hour drive and the airports of Rome, Pisa, Forlì, Florence, Perugia and Rimini are easily accessible.
What makes this Farmhouse unique
Montemiliano is just 1.5 km from Monterchi and with an easy walk you can reach good restaurants, bars and grocery stores. For the more athletic, there are many sports you can practise nearby: horse riding, tennis courts, golf course. Despite the closeness to the village the location is really stunning and you can relax in peace and privacy with no fear to be disturbed. Our true flagships are the position, set on the top of the hill with a 360° view on Tiber Valley, and the panoramic swimming pool. We are not excellent photographers but it is quite impossible to convey such a perfect landscape and the intense emotion it arouses. Our panoramic swimming pool could be a real problem for you: it will be difficult to leave the clear water to perform the hard work of turist.
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- Pets Welcome
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- Children Welcome
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- Bathrooms: 6
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Wonderful and relaxing holiday
We had a very warm welcome at the magnificent Montemiliano site. The owners were very kind and gave great suggestions for visiting nice places in the surrounding of Tuscany and Umbria. We were very enthusiastic about our cottage Rimessa and also about the nice swimming pool with great views over the Tuscan hills. The nice little village Monterchi was nearby and worth visiting. We can highly recommend a peaceful stay at Agriturismo Montemiliano.
Mixed feelilngs in Montemiliano.
We stayed in Montemiliano for a week in June-July 2010 with 10 friends (age around 30 years). The surroundings were beautiful and the accommodation was pleasant. Everything was clean and well taken care of.
We were surprised though to find out that the owners lived in one of the buildings. More over we found it strange that the owners would come in to the rooms while we were away and adjust the fridge temperature. They also used the outside shower near the swimming pool daily. During the last night and morning of our stay they started to clean the outside areas and the big kitchen even though our rental contract was valid until 10 am. We didn't use the big pizza oven because it was located three feet from the owner's front door.
We do not recommend the place for people who value their privacy and do not want to be disturbed.
Thank you for your high rating: I suppose that finally the upsides have been more than the downsides.
When we decided to open our farmhouse to other guests we tried to put ourselves in their shoes and everything is done in their only interest. This' why when we had electrical problems we checked the rooms and discovered that they were partially due to the high level of the fridge (even if we asked you to keep the temperature to a low but optimal working level).
Yes, as stated in our website, we live in Montemiliano and are happy to share our farmhouse with other people with a big respect for their privacy. It is usual in Italy that owners live in the Agriturismo and Farmhouse is, first of all, the Farmer's house.
As a matter of fact you had the exclusive use of the swimming pool and outside areas and we just used the outside shower which is closed to our fruit and vegetable garden where we daily worked.
Even if we are temperamentally open to friendly contacts with our guests we have respected your privacy and the only contacts we had (shower excluded) where when we cleaned the pool, did your restaurant reservations, helped you with the delivery of your lost baggage or to light the fire for barbeque. If you simply had asked us we had lit the pizza oven, which cannot be operated without our supervision (fire is a big problem in this season and oven need practice): most of our guests have savoured our free home made pizza.
When most of your group leaved we started to clean after having asked the permission to the remaining people, and, on the contrary, we hope you have appreciated the use of our facilities one day before the weekly rental started.
And what to say about your "middle size" dog: left alone into the apartment, sleeping in our sheets and eating in our dishes. We had to deeply clean and disinfect everything in respect of next guests and after this experience are seriously considering not to accept animals anymore.
Highly recommeded
We are a couple in our mid thirties and had a lovely stay at montemiliano.
The accomodotion was well presented and maintained to a very good standard. The facilities were good, especially the swimming pool which had wonderful panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
The owners were friendly and helpful and provided excellent advice on local restaurants and places to visit. The local village is a 20 minute walk and had all the basic facilities - supermarket, bars and restaurants.
There is plenty to see and do within an hour or so from the accomodation although ideally you need a car. We would highly recommend montemiliano to either young families or couples and hope to return soon.
Une super adresse / An excellent stay
Nous avons séjourné à Montemiliano une semaine début Aout 2009. Nous étions 20 (plusieurs familles), et l'endroit s'est prêté parfaitement à notre hébergement confortable et à notre découverte de la Toscane intérieure. Le domaine possède beaucoup de charme, les habitations sont au calme, spacieuses et d'une propreté impeccable, les propriétaires toujours attentionnés et parlent bien mieux français que nous italien... Panoramas merveilleux, grande piscine, babyfoot, ping pong, hamac, et beaucoup d'espace ombragé à l'extérieur. L'endroit est idéal pour des vacances en famille, et permet de découvrir la Toscane et l'Ombrie en voiture, à pied et même ... en footing!
We stayed in Montemilano one week at the beginning of August 2009. We were 20 (several families), and the place was ideal for our confortable stay and our discovering of the inside Toscany. The domaine is very charming, the appartments are quiet, large and very clean. Lucia and Grazziano, the owners, know always what to do to make your stay very pleased. And they speak a better french than our italian...
Estonishing views, big pool, babyfoot, ping pong, hammock, and lots of shaded spaces outside. This is the place to spend vacation with family, and to discover Tuscany and Ombria by car, foot, and even... by running!
A real gem !!
While in Tuscany in 2008, we toured numerous Agriturismo's in order to find a suitable location for our 2009 family holiday, and it was during this tour that we found MonteMiliano. With its impeccable accommodation, great facilities (listed) and stunning views overlooking the beautiful walled village of Monterchi less than a mile away, not only did we reserve it there and then, we also took a photograph of the view from where we would be having our breakfast each morning and put it on our kitchen wall as a reminder of what was to come !!
Our 2009 family holiday is now behind us, and we were delighted with every aspect of both our holiday and (especially) Montemiliano; Lucia really went the extra mile to ensure that we were made to feel at home and that we were aware of all of the events that were on in the region (inc The Palio, local festivals etc). Montemiliano is everything (& more) that you will want from a Tuscan holiday, in a corner of Tuscany that is not as expensive as the other areas that we have visited - a real gem !!
Ps - That photo is still on the wall ahead of our return in 2010.
We thank you very much for your kind comments! We hope you can take a new photo of Montemiliano soon! It will be a real pleasure to see your nice family again.
Fantastisch - Live like an emperor in Italy
Vakantiehuis MonteMiliano in Monterchi was voor ons helemaal tiptop in orde, en wat een toewijding van de eigenaren om het de klanten tot hun zin te maken.
Tevens was het gemakkelijk dat we met zoveel talenkennis van Lucia uit de voeten konden en het was plezierig dat we zoveel goede reis en bezichtigingtips kregen.
Lucia en Graciano nogmaals bedankt voor de geweldige week die we hebben gehad en we denken nog regelmatig aan de lekkere pizza's.
Holiday house MonteMiliano in Monterchi was for us entirely tip top in order, and what a devotion of the owners to make sure that everything was okay for the customers.
Also it was easily that we could use the knowledge of languages of Lucia and it was pleasant that we have got so much good travel- and sightseeing tips.
Once again many thanks Lucia and Graciano for the very nice week which we have had, and we still think regular of the nice pizza's.
Greetings from Erik and Nelly
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Monterchi is brilliantly placed for exploring both Tuscany and Umbria. Nearby Arezzo offers easy connections to Florence, Rome, Siena, Pisa, Cortona. Other nearby places of interest include Assisi, Perugia, Gubbio, San Gimignano, Sansepolcro, Citta di Castello, Urbino. There is always somewhere new to visit. Monterchi has a great feel of the real Italy, and the local villagers go out of their way to make you welcome. For art lovers, Monterchi is home to the famous 'Madonna del Parto' by Piero della Francesca. Monterchi has a great choice of reasonably priced restaurants. Montemiliano is just 1.5 km from Monterchi: with an easy walk you can reach many facilities e.g. restaurants, bars, grocery stores, pharmacy, bank with ATM and VISA service, post-office and tennis court. Please contact us for more information.
Local activities cycling, fishing, golf, horse riding, mountain biking, roller blading, sailing, swimming, tennis, walking, water skiing, wind-surfing.
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IEA: Global oil supply rises on OPEC's record production boost
The IEA Oil Market Report for April raised its forecast of 2015 global oil demand by 90 000 barrels per day (90 kb/d) to 93.6 million barrels per day (mb/d), a gain of 1.1 mb/d on the year, informing subscribers that the notable acceleration from 2014's 0.7 mb/d growth builds on cold first-quarter temperatures and a steadily improving global economic backdrop.
Global supply rose by an estimated 1 mb/d during March, to 95.2 mb/d, as OPEC production recorded its highest monthly increase in nearly four years. Year-on-year gains totalling a whopping 3.5 mb/d were split between OPEC and non-OPEC production.
OPEC crude oil output soared by 890 kb/d in March, to 31.02 mb/d, on sharply higher Saudi Arabian, Iraqi and Libyan supplies. The OMR "call on OPEC crude and stock change" was revised marginally higher for the current quarter, to 30.35 mb/d, above the group's official production ceiling, but left unchanged for full 2015 from the March Report, at 29.5 mb/d.
OECD industry stocks slipped by 1.7 mb in February, despite a massive 36.4 mb build in crude oil stocks. Preliminary data show OECD inventories up a counter-seasonal 29.2 mb in March, as US crude holdings extended recent builds and refined products defied seasonal trends.
Global refinery crude demand is expected to fall seasonally to 77.3 mb/d in the current quarter, from 78 mb/d in the first quarter of the year. While Atlantic Basin refiners mostly completed turnarounds in the last quarter, Asian refinery maintenance is set to ramp up sharply this quarter, with up to 2.5 mb/d of distillation capacity offline at its peak in May.
The Oil Market Report (OMR) is a monthly International Energy Agency publication which provides a view of the state of the international oil market and projections for oil supply and demand 12-18 months ahead.
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Jamshedpur, June 17: Sister Rashmita took charge as the new principal of Sacred Heart Convent School, Jamshedpur, on Monday as the school reopened after summer vacations.
Students and staffs of Sacred Heart Convent School welcomed the new Principal Sr. Rashmita and Primary Coordinator Sr. Amla Rani during a function held in the school premises. A group of students staged cultural programme including song and dance.
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ILO Centenary Event
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This event has reached capacity and registrations are now closed.
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A number of South and Southern African Universities, and the International Labour Organisation (Decent Work Team for Eastern and Southern Africa and Country Office), are arranging a conference that will honour the centenary of the ILO. The theme of the conference is:
Freedom of Association and Beyond: Appraising 100 years of ILO Engagement in Southern Africa
The details of the event are as follows:
- Date of the Event: 4-5 October 2019
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When Henry Damm set out to buy his first new vacuum truck for septic service, his overarching goal was to land the rig on the cover of Pumper magazine. Mission accomplished! The flashy 2015 Peterbilt 567, which is used to pump septic tanks throughout California's San Joaquin Valley, is our 2017 Classy Truck of the Year.
Damm — who with his wife, Beverly, owns Big Bore Drilling Certified Septic & Hydroflushing in Fresno, California — was excited when I called saying his truck was chosen from a field of 18 worthy vacuum trucks featured in Pumper over the past year. But I wouldn't say he was taken completely by surprise with the news.
He'd been planning for a shot at the top truck honors since he ordered the chassis through Peterbilt in Texas and had it shipped to Imperial Industries in Wisconsin for the build.
"To be honest, when we designed it, I looked forward to being in the Pumper magazine," he says, recalling discussions he had with artist Justin Craig from Snap Learning. "I told the graphic designer I wanted the best-looking truck there is, that I like flames, and I said, 'Here is the last 12 months of Pumper magazines. Let's make it look good.'
"I like Pumper magazine, and I always thought it would be fun to be on the cover. Well, why not go all the way and have the best-looking truck imaginable for pumping sewage?" he concludes.
The canvas for this work of art was a plain white cab and chassis onto which Imperial Industries added a 3,500-gallon aluminum tank, enclosed National Vacuum Equipment 4307 blower, two aluminum toolboxes with double-swing stainless steel doors, and enough shiny bits — visor, horns and wheels — to make a statement rolling down the road. But the key to the appearance package was the vinyl graphics, including a front-to-back flame wrap applied by Method Media.
Why a wrap? "Paint is insane," Damm says of the cost of a custom spray. Also, the wrap would be easy to change out if he wanted a new look later on, and it's proven to be durable. "The wrap ran about $3,000; it was a pretty economical thing to do. And it's been maintenance-free. We have some extra material to cover scratches, but we haven't had to."
And the marketing impact of the design is undeniable, he says.
"It gets people honking at us going down the freeway. They're taking pictures of us with their cellphones," he explains. "When it's in the neighborhood pumping septic tanks, people notice and say, 'I want that truck to come to my house, not that rusted-out honey wagon we've seen here before.'"
Damm realizes beauty is only skin-deep, so under that wrap he insisted on solid mechanicals and craftsmanship from the builder. For starters, he says the new Peterbilt trucks handle impeccably well — more like a Cadillac than an older work rig. The PACCAR MX-13 engine with 455 hp provides power to effortlessly climb hills with a full load and good fuel economy — Damm says the digital gauge shows 14 mpg while running a route.
"The PACCAR has been perfect for us," he says. "So far, it's not been in the shop at all. We haven't had any check engine lights." He says the truck is quiet, the hands-free Bluetooth works great, and the air-ride driver's seat and passenger bench seat offer comfort and convenience. "It's a pleasure to drive that truck."
To reduce truck weight, Damm spec'ced a 10-speed Fuller transmission (Eaton Vehicle Group) over automatics that have grown in popularity. And after driving older, used trucks for many years, he was surprised how smooth and fun it is to run through the gears on the Pete. "I do like manual transmission in this truck. It shifts like a sports car. It's the greatest thing I've ever driven."
And while he recognizes that fewer young drivers today know how to shift gears, he wants his crew handling the vac truck, the company's Vactor 2100, dump truck, and equipment haulers to be able to do it. "I think it takes more skill, and I expect a little bit more out of my guys," he says.
After settling on the chassis bought through Golden State Peterbilt, Damm extensively researched truck builders online. In the past, he attended the Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo (now the WWETT Show), and he definitely appreciates getting his hands on the trucks in the exhibit hall. But for this build, he mainly took a close look at online photos of each builder's fit and finish standards, how their welds looked, and if they could customize things the way he wanted.
Damm asked Imperial Industries to build the tank with internal structure to allow for the slick graphics he was envisioning. He likes that the builder could internalize plumbing components and include a drop-down rear manway with no lip between the tank and the hatch so debris doesn't get hung up while dumping.
"They helped me in sizing the chassis of the truck so we had the proper weight distribution. It was pretty much a stock truck, other than the blower system," Damm explains. He had a vane pump on his last septic service truck but has quickly learned to appreciate the benefits of the blower, which is quieter in its insulated enclosure, provides constant power, and doesn't leave any pump oil on the ground at customers' homes.
Custom tool racks are an interesting addition to keep the truck better organized. Damm doesn't like the vacuum hoses sharing the hose trays with other tools and supplies, so he bought his Crust Buster tank agitator with the optional custom bracket hanger. And his company designed and fabricated a tool caddy to hold shovels, rakes and probes located on the passenger side under the tank. Handles slide below the tank to an open area under the frame and near the drive shaft.
"Hose racks tend to get cluttered with stuff, and this eliminates covering up your tools," Damm explains. With a specific location for storage, tools are easier to find and less likely to be left at a job site. "I wanted everything to look good, and I wanted it easy for my drivers," he says.
The Peterbilt is the only septic service vacuum truck at Big Bore Drilling, which uses it to backstop the company's installation and system repair services as well as running a daily route. With lighter duty than what some pumpers might put their trucks through and in California's beautiful climate, Damm expects to get 10-12 years out of a service truck. When it's time to upgrade, he will remove the tank and convert the chassis for another purpose, such as a dump truck or a flatbed.
One little tweak was necessary after Big Bore Drilling took delivery of the truck. California is notorious for its pollution-related regulations involving work vehicles, and the truck was set up to shut down the engine after five minutes of idling, as required by the state. Of course, that isn't acceptable on a truck that has a PTO-powered vacuum system. Because longer idling time is required (and allowed) for pumping, Peterbilt had to reprogram the computer so Big Bore Drilling could use it.
Pumpers in other parts of the country are probably not familiar with the idling restrictions, which even kick in while the truck is sitting in a traffic jam on the expressway, for example. Damm says it can be uncomfortable for stalled drivers who can't use the air conditioning when the engine is down.
This may have been Damm's last, best chance to compete in the Classy Truck contest, and he made the most of it. He's 57 years old, and the next vacuum truck build-out for Big Bore Drilling might be left up to his son, Jason, somewhere down the road.
"If I could do this, it would really be neat," he remembers thinking about pursuing a Classy Truck honor. "It really made me step up my game. I looked at it like, well, this is my opportunity to upgrade my equipment to a higher standard. I'm very excited to be in this position, and I am quite pleased."
Congratulations, and keep those Classy Trucks coming
Every year I am impressed with the field of Classy Truck entries we receive. Pumping companies more and more understand the immense value of upgrading their fleets with trucks that are beautiful, functional and reliable. That was no different in 2017. I want to thank everyone for sending photos and sharing information about what goes into these impressive work-truck builds.
Keep up the great work! We always welcome your truck submissions. It's easy to participate. Simply snap some photos of your new or refurbished truck, and write a description of the features and list equipment manufacturers who were involved in the build. Send it all to me at firstname.lastname@example.com. We review every truck sent in and choose many to run in the monthly Classy Truck feature.


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October 11, 2019 by John Fernandez
Watch Now: West Kendall Baptist Hospital Celebrates Innovation
(VIDEO: GE Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey R. Immelt speaks at West Kendall Baptist Hospital about GE Healthcare's New Revolution CT Scanner.)
General Electric (GE) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey R. Immelt visited West Kendall Baptist Hospital to celebrate the first U.S. installation of GE Healthcare's new Revolution Computed Tomography (CT) scanner. Mr. Immelt toured the hospital and spoke at a reception attended by local business leaders and Baptist Health executives.
West Kendall Baptist Hospital purchased the scanner after conducting a six-month on-site clinical trial – the first such trial in the world.
The Revolution CT scanner gives physicians a high-resolution look inside the body. The scanner generates detailed images of organs, soft tissues, vascular structures and bones. The system provides a wider, more comfortable experience for the patient while reducing the noise level associated with CT scans. Revolution also emits lower CT doses, making it a safer option for pediatric patients.
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PRESIDENT'S 37th ANNUAL REPORT
On behalf of our committee and all our members I welcome you here today to our 37th Annual General Meeting. I would particularly like to thank our members for their strong support in attending meetings and functions organised throughout the year. Of course these functions could not be run without such a hard working and willing committee behind our club. Their reward being in the enjoyment and benefits our members receive through their efforts
As at 30/9/2011 our membership was 981 compared with 1,002 last year. Sixteen new members joined during the year and it is pleasing that within these numbers is a mixture of female and male members, many whom have recently retired from the ANZ.
The membership application form which is forwarded to recently retired members has been significantly enhanced and hopefully, will influence more members joining. Thanks John Brown for this design
Financial Statements for the year to 30/9/11 are tabled showing funds on hand of $19,942.68. This is a decrease of $2,300.23 on the position last year of $22,242.91. Areas of concern are the increase in costs of approx $1,400 in the production of our printed Newsletter (members who have internet facilities can assist in curtailing this cost by ensuring that their email address is provided to the secretary). Costs of running 100 Queen Street meetings has increased considerably. This cost has been defrayed somewhat through the introduction of some Country/Suburban meetings.
Our Treasurer John Brown is to be commended on the production of the treasurer's reports and cash flow analysis/recommendations. Thanks also to our Honorary Auditor Alan Forrest
We also gratefully acknowledge the support of ANZ Shared Services in providing financial assistance to the ROC which defrays the level of membership fees and subsidises functions, including our Christmas Luncheon.
This support by the Bank recognises the long service of retirees and their role in the Bank's history, which we believe is returned by our members continuing client loyalty to the Bank and our promotion of the ANZ Brand. We encourage this continuing support
It is with great sadness that 22 members passed away throughout the year and our love and best wishes are with the surviving members of their families and friends. They were remembered with a moments silence during our monthly meetings. I would like to thank John Duke who continues to ensure deceased members notices are inserted in the daily Herald Sun newspaper.
Daytime meetings continue to be well attended and greatly enjoyed . Security issues have curtailed our evening meetings. We are considering trialing a suburban evening meeting at a future date.
We acknowledge and greatly appreciate the Bank's provision of meeting facilities for many of these functions.
We have once again had some excellent speakers over the past year thanks mainly to Gary Mason – thank you Gary. The ROC ANZAC remembrance luncheon is a most important day on our calendar – thanks to Kevin Mitchell who makes this a very special occasion.
The suburban/country luncheon concept, which also welcomes ANZROC partners as well as members of the ANZ Ladies Club, has been particularly successful. The St Patrick's luncheon in March topped 100 attendees and approx 60 members and partners enjoyed the September Geelong train trip/luncheon .Both these events were a great success and our thanks go to David and Glenda Knuckey, Kevin Mitchell and Lyn and Les Stevens for organising these respective events.
We were so pleased that Mike Smith CEO and other Executive again attended the luncheon and to George Lawson for his lively and entertaining toast to the Bank..
This function continues to provide a wonderful opportunity for members to come from far and wide and catch up with old acquaintances, as well as receive a most entertaining and informative update as to how our bank, which has been such an integral part of our lives, is progressing into the future
I am sorry to announce that John Vanselow has, after so many years of dedicated service, decided to retire from the committee of our club. John, I cannot finds words that adequately express the committee and members gratitude for the wonderful enjoyment you have given to so many people throughout your banking career and in retired life to our ANZROC members.
I know I speak for all our members in saying that you and Lois are "true legends" and we are eternally grateful for your contributions over so many years. We wish you many, many more years enjoying the fruits of your labour and to you receiving your birthday card on time from the capable hands of Kathy Trace, ably assisted by Joan Nathan
ANZ Shared Services supports the distribution of our newsletter. Postage and stationery costs are avoided where internet transmission is available, so please let Ron Adams know if you are able to use this medium. I know that the comprehensive newsletter is much appreciated by members in hearing about what's going on and assisting maintain and renewing friendships. Our thanks to Secretary Ron Adams for presenting the newsletter and the incredible volume of work Ron processes on behalf of our club. Thanks also go to Debbie Jerkovic of Wirth Words for maintaining the membership register and formatting the newsletter.
ANZ ROC WEBSITE www.anzroc.com.au
What a terrific initiative this has been and the usage is slowly but surely increasing. For those members who do not have a computer facility, I encourage you to ask your grandchildren to help you visit and enjoy this wonderful innovation and trip down memory lane looking at the multitude (and growing) selection of photos and article etc recorded on this site.
Thank you Eamon for your dedication to this project and the many hours of development work undertaken
The Welfare Sub-Committee comprising Gary Mason, Eamon Veaney and John Stevens have continued to meet with Christopher Woods, our responsible contact with the Bank. The objective of these meetings is to maintain close contact with the Bank and seek to strengthen the relationship between the Bank and ANZ ROC membership.
During the year discussions continued on participation in the NIB/ANZ Staff Medical Benefits Scheme, improved access to ANZ Staff Club, and the ANZ Retired Officer's Privilege Pack. These members are also contact points to address any member welfare concerns.
Our thanks go to Christopher for his enthusiastic support in pursuing issues on our behalf.
During the year the Club organised golf outings at Traralgon and Spring Valley and a trip to the Alzburg Inn at Mansfield.
Thanks to John Brown for organising the golf days and to Kevin Mitchell for organising the Mansfield outing.
Your Committee continues to seek ideas to improve the welfare of members and to promote engagement between members and welcomes members input.
It has been a pleasure serving our members as President during the past year and in particular the committee who are such a supportive and capable group, without whom we could not provide the range of benefits and functions we all enjoy so much throughout the year.
To all members and their families and friends I wish you a healthy and wonderful Christmas and New Year and look forward to seeing you at the Christmas luncheon and at our meetings/functions in 2011.
Neville Pearson President


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Astrology is actually a meme, and it's spreading in that blooming, unfurling way that memes do. On social media, astrologers and astrology meme machines amass tens or tens of thousands of followers, people joke about Mercury retrograde, and categorize "the signs as …" literally anything: cat breeds, Oscar Wilde quotes, Stranger Things characters, kinds of โหราศาสตร์ยูเรเนียน หุ้น. In online publications, daily, weekly, and monthly horoscopes, and zodiac-themed listicles flourish.
This isn't the initial moment astrology's had and it won't become the last. The practice has been around in various forms for thousands of years. More recently, the brand new Age movement in the 1960s and '70s came with a heaping helping in the zodiac. (Some also make reference to the New Age because the "Age of Aquarius"-the two,000-year period following the Earth is considered to go into the Aquarius sign.)
Inside the decades between the New Age boom now, while astrology certainly didn't vanish entirely-you might still regularly find horoscopes in the back pages of magazines-it "went back to being a little bit more inside the background," says Chani Nicholas, an astrologer based in La. "Then there's something that's happened within the last five-years that's given it an edginess, a relevance for this time and place, which it hasn't had for a good 35 years. Millennials took it and run with it."
Lots of people I spoke to with this piece said they had a sense the stigma mounted on astrology, while it still exists, had receded since the practice has grabbed a foothold in online culture, specifically for younger people.
"Over the last a couple of years, we've really seen a reframing of New Age practices, greatly aimed toward a Millennial and young Gen X quotient," says Lucie Greene, the worldwide director of J. Walter Thompson's innovation group, which tracks and predicts cultural trends.
Callie Beusman, a senior editor at Broadly, says traffic for the site's horoscopes "has grown really exponentially." Stella Bugbee, the president and editor-in-chief of The Cut, says an average horoscope post on the site got 150 percent more traffic in 2017 compared to the year before.
In certain ways, astrology is perfectly suited for the web age. There's a small barrier to entry, and nearly endless depths to plumb if you believe like falling down a Google research hole. The accessibility to more in-depth information online has given this cultural wave of astrology a specific erudition-more jokes about Saturn returns, fewer "Hey baby, what's your sign?" pickup lines.
A quick primer: Astrology will not be a science; there's no evidence that one's zodiac sign actually correlates to personality. Nevertheless the system features its own kind of logic. Astrology ascribes meaning to the placement of the sun, the moon, and also the planets within 12 sections of the sky-the signs of the zodiac. You likely know your sun sign, the most famous zodiac sign, ixizqr if you're not an astrology buff. It's based upon where the sun was on the birthday. However the placement of the moon and each one of the other planets at the time and location of the birth adds additional shades towards the picture of yourself painted by your "birth chart."
"The kids these days along with their หนังสือ โหราศาสตร์ ยูเรเนียน are just like the ideal context for astrology."
What horoscopes are meant to do is give you details about just what the planets are going to do right now, and later on, and how all that affects each sign. "Think in the planets as a party," explains Susan Miller, the favorite astrologer who founded the Astrology Zone website. "You might have three people talking together, two could be over inside the corner arguing, Venus and Mars may be kissing the other person. I have to make feeling of those conversations that are happening every month to suit your needs."


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The BBSSSA Soccer U13 and U15 Championships were held at Cromer Park on Thursday 2 May. The standard of soccer was extremely high in both divisions and the Stella teams played amazingly!
The Stella U15 team were amazing all day! The level of skill in this team was outstanding. They started the day with an 8 – 0 win against St Brigid's, and continued these impressive results throughout the pool games. Having a good win in the semi final against Mount St Benedict, they progressed through to the grand final against Mercy College. The team worked hard in defence in this game, and with the final siren the score was still 0 – 0. The game then went into a penalty shootout, which the Stella team won 4 – 3. Congratulations to this team on winning the BBSSSA Championships. Well done to Shay Hollman who was named Player of the Final. A big thank you to Elena Buono for coaching the team.
Our U13 team went through the pool games undefeated. They met a strong Mount St Benedict team in the semi-final, which resulted in a draw. Unfortunately this meant that the Stella team missed the grand final on a goal countback. They then played in the bronze medal game against St Leo's, which they won 3 – 0. Well done to all members of the U13 team on a great day and thank you to Issy Stein for coaching the girls on the day.


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Welcome to the Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) group on Mayo Clinic Connect – a place where you can connect with others, learn about living HCM, share experiences and exchange useful information.
I invite you to follow the group. Simply click the follow icon on the group landing page.
I'm Colleen, and I'm the moderator of this group, and Community Director of Connect. I look forwarding to welcoming you and introducing you to other members.
Why not start by introducing yourself here?
Hi, I have been taking metoprolol for several years..each year increased by 25mg…I'm now on 100 mg twice a day, plus 5mg of lisinoprol once a day. It has helped me and other docs I've been to say it is a good medicine. I have recently been diagnosed with Afib which I think has probably been a good share of my heart problems..anyway, he put me on a blood thinner Eloquist at $174.00 a month I pay after insurance!!!…So far I have chosen not to be on the coumadin which is far less expensive. Hope this helps…
—Thanks. Your post does indeed help. My Toprol dosage is 50mg twice a day and Losartan 25mg once a day. Not sure why it is not Lisinopril (the ACE inhibitor). This, we are told, is fairly standard. My stress test is tomorrow afternoon. Really hope to survive it without my morning Toprol. Without it, there is usually continuous angina and unsteadiness. Have you ever had a stress test and had to abstain from the beta blocker? Again, sincere thanks.
No stress test as I have had multiple schlerosis for almost 20 years and am in a wheelchair 24/7 and cannot stand. I only see my heart doctor once a year (wish it were a little more) and before he sees me he sends me down for an echocardiogram…Another doc put me on the Holter Monitor for 24 hrs and found the afib….I think they watch you very closely when giving the stress test and will take you off of it if you have any signs of distress….Be sure to tell them if you do….You will make it fine and hopefully it will give them more insight to your problem…
Hello. My name is Kurt, and I have recently been diagnosed with HOCM. I live in Birmingham, AL and have just been given an appointment to see Dr. Ommen and then myectomy with Dr. Schaff in October at the Rochester clinic. Seems like a long time to wait for surgery, as my symptoms have been progressively worsening over the past several weeks. Is a 3 month wait time typical? Thanks…
Hi Kurt, I just had a myectomy a month ago and I think that is about the time frame I waited.
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My husband waited 3 months and Dr Schaff was his surgeon last October
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Dr Schaff did my surgery and everything went really well. My only concern (and it has nothing to do with HIM) is the soft tissue swelling at the top of the incision. It's to my throat and I still have a bit of a problem swallowing and "tugging" at my neck. Even my doctor here at home says it will go down….I THINK it is starting to, If you're fortunate enough to have your surgery at St Mary's, the Cardiac ICU nurses are THE BEST. ALSO, if you are going to have cardiac rehab, find out how long you'll have to wait. Mayo suggested within 2 weeks and here they could not get me in until mid Aug. By then I won't even need it. It's been just 4 weeks and yesterday I walked over 3 miles already.


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There are many different styles of doing Thai Massage. And it's a good thing we probably don't know that when we start learning—we would get pretty confused.
But as a matter of fact, when we enroll for a course, we do learn a particular style—unknowingly. And this first blueprint will probably affect the rest of our practitioner career.
I for one started with Northern Chiang Mai style, more particular what today is called "Thai Yoga Massage." And it's still my basic outlook, although I gradually incorporated techniques and tools from other styles. From Southern style, Hill Tribe styles, from Wat Po style, TTMS style, and from Royal style. And also stuff from other disciplines, like for instance Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, and Chiropractics.
So how would I describe my style? I think somewhat like— My Style. And it's My Style that made me different from other practitioners. It's My Style that developed, grew and changed over time.
Yet, I think it's a good thing to always pay homage to our root lineage. Because it's this particular lineage that motivated and stimulated us to go further. To become a Thai Massage practitioner.
And we should never forget from whom we got our blessings.
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North Shore Restaurant & Bar & Glib Showcases is happy to announce the return of Comedy Night at North Shore!
Admission: $10 | Doors: 8PM | Show: 9PM
Featuring talent from Wisconsin and Texas, and hosted by Baraboo native Tyson Purcell. We bring the comedy club experience to you.
DJ Collins
Zack Darwin
Vanessa Tortolano
David Louis
with Martin Henn Headlining
You do not want to miss this night of laughter and fun as Henn returns home to Wisconsin. He's bringing along Collins and Darwin from Texas to join Madison's Tortolano and Milwuakee's Louis.


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I am bound and determined to blog this darn vacation!
Saturday we got up, and went swimming with Peyton and Hailey (and uncle Ryan) at the motel swimming pool...quite chilly so it didn't last long. Jaxon kept Uncle Ryan entertained with all his "dives" which are actually the most amazing belly flops you've ever seen in your life. His feet and legs come way back over his head, but it doesn't seem to hurt J, and he loves the splash.
Then we went with the ENTIRE clan, 28, up to BYU to eat at BYU at the Cougar Eat. Unfortunately we forgot that only Subway, Scoreboard Grill, and Taco Bell are open on Saturdays...but who doesn't love Taco Bell...right??
We then went bowling (with Bumpers) and everyone had a great time. The highlight was when all the adults had a basketball shooting contest in the arcade style basketball shoot out. I am proud to say that out of 9 contestants, 5 of which were men, I TOOK THIRD!!! WOOT WOOT! Still got it.... HA!
(This is the ONLY picture I got of bowling before my Point and Shoot died!) BOO!
Afterwards we drove up the canyon and got to Aspen Groves! This place is AMAZING!!!! We stayed in the nice new dorm style housing "Beckham Lodge" Each room had one or two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a sitting room with a pullout couch. The best part was that each floor had a huge common area with tons of couches, and tables for playing games. The kids joined here whenever they weren't busy doing kids group stuff, and the adults met here everynight for Rook, Blockus, Wii, and general good times!
We got settled in, unpacked (So nice to have dressers so we weren't living out of a suitcase for a week) and headed to dinner. Not to bad for mass produced food. Always fairly healthy, with a big salad bar, and dessert with dinner.
That night the adults had orientation while the kids went to their kids group. Jaxon really lucked out and got THE BEST counselors of the whole place, Sarah, and Jason, Jaxon was TOTALLY SOLD on Jason, whom Jaxon thought was the bees knees since their names were only one letter apart...and because he is so anti-girl at the moment!
We were ready to get the party started!


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The Magic Hat of Mortimer Wintergreen
- Letto da: Kirby Heyborne
- Durata: 4 ore e 22 min
- Versione integrale Audiolibro
- Data di pubblicazione: 28/10/2015
- Lingua: Inglese
- Editore: Blackstone Audio, Inc.
Sintesi dell'editore
In 1890s South Dakota, Amy and Joshua escape from their mean aunt Vootch. They plan to find their grandparents in New York and manage to team up with a traveling magician, Mortimer Wintergreen, who is also New York bound. Mortimer owns a truly magic hat with a temperamental, mischievous mind of its own. Adventures abound as their way is blocked by outlaws, runaway hot-air balloons, geese, and the persistent Aunt Vootch - but the hat is always ready for action.
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- 27/01/2016
Engagin fantasy adventure
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After their parents were killed in a Sioux attack, Amy and Joshua have been living with their evil Aunt Vootch. Set in 1890s South Dakota, Amy and Joshua are constantly working to the bone and getting punished by their card-obsessed aunt. When a traveling magician/peddler rolls through town, the two escape and hitch a ride with him. With the help of the man's temperamental magic hat, the siblings and their friends head to New York to find Amy's and Joshua's grandparents. Aunt Vootch, however, is hot on their trail and determined to bring them back to South Dakota. Will the siblings find their grandparents in time?
Narrator, Kirby Heyborne's engaging narrative brings to life the unusual world of Amy and Joshua. His unique voice adds depth and humor to the characters and their personalities. The plot is well developed, funny, and easily draws the reader into the book. The narrative style of Kirby easily complements the writing style of Levoy. Fans of humorous fantasy adventures will enjoy this delightful read.
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- Poetic Language and the Dissolution of the Subject in La Gitanilla and El Licenciado Vidriera
- Calíope: Journal of the Society for Renaissance and Baroque Hispanic Poetry
- Penn State University Press
- Volume 2, Number 2, 1996
- pp. 85-104
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POETIC LANGUAGE AND THE DISSOLUTION OF THE SUBJECT IN LA GITANILLA AND EL LICENCIADO VIDRIERA Maria Antonia Garces Cornell University Textbook definitions are comfortingly simple: prose is one thing, poetry another. Nevertheless, the work of the Russian Formalists, followed by the dazzling expositions of the structuralist linguist Roman Jakobson, have made us rethink the concept of "poetic language ," one that surpasses the notions of "poetry" or verse.1 Coming close to what the Formalists called trans-rational language, poetic language stands in opposition to spoken language, whose basic purpose is communication (Roudiez, Introduction 2). Jakobson has demonstrated in another context, regarding the relationship between poetry and poetic langl,l.age,that "any attempt to reduce the sphere of the poetic function to poetry or to confine poetry to the poetic function , would be a delusive oversimplification." Formulated another way, if the poetic function oversteps the limits of poetry, it is because it constitutes the "dominant, determining function" of verbal art (Jakobson, "Linguistics" 69). Julia Kristeva's concept of "poetic language," however, transcends the realms of "literature" and linguistic codes as viewed by the Russian Formalists and Jakobson, among others. 2 By taking into account the role of the subject-a heterogenous, oscillating "sujeten proces"(subject in process/on trial)-in the creation of literary and artistic works, Kristeva explores the manner in which the text parallels the logic of the unconscious. 3 In such inquiry, Kristeva follows Lacan, for whom the "Freudian thing" is not the ego or the "self" but the subject of the unconscious-the subject over which the unconscious holds sway. Her focus is the decentering of the ego and the subversion of consciousness, a process that also takes place within the realms of literature and art (Lechte 33-35). This approach distinguishes Kristeva's study of poetic language, whose meaning for the most part escapes the speaking subject since it includes a "heterogeneousness " to meaning-that is, a plurality of meaning-that threat~ ens the collapse of the signifying function (Desire124-35; Revolution 57-61). Furthermore, as Kristeva has brilliantly shown in her studies of Mallarme and Lautreaumont, the literary, poetic text is the miseen sceneof the unconscious.4 CALfOPE Vol. II, No. 2 (1996): pages 85-104 86 ~ Marfa Antonia Garces ~ Kristeva's work concentrates on the physical, material aspect of language, namely, on the "musical" and nonsense effects-such as a particular rhythm or intonation-that destroy accepted beliefs and significations and, sometimes, even syntax itself. These heterogeneous textual operations signal the presence of poetic language (Desire133). Defined by Kristeva as almost an otherness of language in which the dialectics of the subject is inscribed (Desire25), poetic language reveals a rhythmic rapture, a repetitive sonority which thrusts within and against the system of language. The conflict between semiotic rhythms and symbolic constraints (the system of language) comes to the fore in two of Cervantes's best known works: Lagitanillaand El licenciado Vidriera.While the first narrative exhibits in particular the musicalor poetic side of language, the latter exposes the unsettling process brought about by the operations of poetic language , one that questions the identity-and nearly accomplishes the destruction-of the speaking subject.5 By focussing initially on Cervantes's relation to poetry, I propose to explore the crisis of meaning and the disorderly multiplicity that .characterize poetic language in these novellas, both of which deal with questions of alterity and Cervantine poetics. · "Yo,socarr6n; yo poet6nya viejo" A cursory view of Spanish literature in the second half of the sixteenth - and first half of the seventeenth-century exposes such a concentration of poetic talent that warrants calling this period an age of poetry. Certainly, the major achievements of Spanish literature around the time of Cervantes's birth (1547) belong to poetry. It is poetry that is felt to be the pure canonical voice of literature, its perfect incarnation, in opposition to history. Cervantes's return to Spain after his releas~ from captivity in 158bcoincides with the explosion of poetic forms that started with the appearance of Herrera's famous commentary on the ,poetry of Garcilaso. Such outbursts of poetic activity extended into the following decades with the work of Quevedo, Lope de Vega...


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"Im Haus/At home" Exhibition in Haus der Kunst Munich, Germany
August 10th - October 03th 2010
Funny Games – Shagai Harvak
In Mongolia, people respect animals, and when an animal is killed, all of it is utilized. Ankle bones of sheep, for example, can be used as a kind of dice for children to play with — variously shaped bones signify a camel, a horse, a goat, and a sheep. Play has no fear.
Tuguldur Yondonjamts, who is from Mongolia, draws things he does not like and things he has not seen, such as sharks. His shark has a thick bristle of black ink coat made with fistfuls of Pentel Energel pens; and fluorescent orange flower wounds in place of fins and the tail. The pens of choice are silver-coated and have slanted noses and skills at the sides of their caps; a large shark like the one below draws ink from about a dozen pens.
As ancient animism embraces plastic products, contemporaneity of an artist emerges in a cut-throat historicity of the origin — a foresight through post-modern specters to a Western sunset.