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It's hard to label Pardis Parker. He's a comedian, writer, film director, and an actor. Now, he can add web series creator to his list. Parker's series, Mideast Minute recently launched on Comedy Central as the first satirical news show on its digital platform.
No stranger to Nova Scotia, Parker was born in Sri Lanka but moved to the province as a kid. He got his start in Halifax, performing everywhere from the Halifax Comedy Fest and Yuk Yuk's to the Atlantic Film Festival. We caught up with him in Los Angeles, where he now lives, to hear about his new series and how he sees humour helping in these divisive times.
The series, which you write and star in, satirizes U.S. propaganda efforts in the Middle East, particularly the Congress-funded Alhurra network. How did you come up with the idea for the show?
It was an idea I had originally back in 2007. It was the very first thing I did when I decided to take a stab at comedy. Back then, if you remember, it was the height of the Iraq War, and the information we were getting from reputable news sources often conflicted wildly with the information meted out by U.S. officials and certain media outlets.
The idea was to take what was happening to its logical extreme — what if the U.S. funded an Arab news network that tried to convince Middle Easterners that everything was OK in the Middle East? It was only after the fact, several years later, that we found out that the Bush administration in 2004 had done exactly that with the very public and celebrated launch of the U.S.-funded Alhurra network. This idea, that we thought was so wacky and clever and extreme, was actually what was happening in reality.
In the show, you play news anchor Jamsheed al-Jamsheedi. Can you describe the character and talk about how you developed him?
The current version of the character is very much a work in progress. He's basically an extension of any U.S. official right now who tells a lie in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. So, you know, basically every U.S. official right now. But the original version of the character was much different. He was more of a buffoon, and inspired heavily by Peter Keleghan's character in CBC's The Newsroom. I loved that show, and thought Peter's portrayal as a self-aggrandizing news anchor was both subtle and hilarious.
Late last month, Comedy Central released the first three episodes of the series. In episode 1, Jamsheed Al-Jamsheedi lays out the case for why living in the U.S. isn't as great as it might sound. In episode 3, he tries to convince Middle Easterners to give up their economic dependence on oil. Where do you get your ideas?
I just try to think of the most absurd things the U.S. would try to convince Middle Easterners of. In the case of episodes 1 and 2 and even 3, it seems I didn't make them absurd enough.
The show couldn't be more timely with President Donald Trump's executive order to ban entry from several majority-Muslim countries. What was your reaction to Trump's actions and the outcry that followed in the United States?
More than anything I was fascinated with zooming out a few clicks and understanding how we got here. Not just in the U.S., but in the U.K., France, Germany, Austria, Denmark and others. Smarter people than me think that the rising tide of nationalism stems from two conflating forces — a rapidly-shifting economic landscape on the one hand, and fear for the "other" that stems from socialized segregation, on the other.
Immigrants tend not to intermix with the populations they move into, they say, so there's unfamiliarity between old faces and new, leading to suspicion and fear of the other, which is exacerbated by economic trends that require the retraining and repositioning of large numbers of workers across multiple industries.
The economic tumult, then, is blamed on the new faces — before the appearance of whom everything seemed fine — and, before you know it, swastikas show up.
It seems that the only way to prevent it from re-occurring in the future is simply to make an effort as Americans, Canadians, westerners in general, to not only embrace but to fully integrate newly-arrived immigrants into our lives, so they're invited not just to our cities, but into our communities, so we know them as individuals with names and hobbies and aspirations instead of as an ever-encroaching homogenous "them." That's the theory, anyway. Who knows? But we are where we are. And a thinly-veiled executive order that legalizes discrimination doesn't help us achieve the safer, more economically stable communities we yearn for.
How do you see humour helping in these divisive times?
I process everything through humor, good and bad, and its greatest contribution, I think, is perspective. It makes it easier for us to understand a different point of view. And having a platform for sharing that point of view is especially important when you're the minority or the lesser of two powers.
Do you think comedy can unite people and diverse groups?
Absolutely. Comedy has a coalescent effect. It brings people together. Allows us to appreciate what we have in common. So much of our experiences are universal. Our frustrations, observations, perspectives . . . whatever. And the best comedy, I think, taps into that and helps us realize how similar we all are.
Was one of your first exposures to comedy through shows such as Just For Laughs, which you'd tape and watch repeatedly?
Yup. Jeremey Hotz and Harland Williams in particular. But everyone, really. I loved laughing. Listened to a lot of Bill Cosby albums, too. And watched a ton of sitcoms. Way more than was healthy.
Your short film, The Dance, which you wrote, directed, produced and stared in, premiered at the 2011 Atlantic Film Festival. It is a comedic love story with no dialogue. When it came out you said that you had been wanting to make a film with no dialogue for a long time and that if you could choose between making people laugh with words or without that you'd choose without every time. Do you still feel that way?
Yeah. I love making people laugh without words. For two reasons: One, it feels purer. And two, it's more universal. Chances are if you're making people laugh without speaking then you're tapping into something that everyone understands without the need for exposition. You've found a shared frustration, a common life experience, something. But you're recreating a moment or feeling that everyone 'gets' — which is hard, but, for me at least, way more rewarding.
Your comedic delivery has been described as "laconic and thoughtful, letting the audience absorb the ironies of the situations he presents and allowing an intelligence to shine through." How would you describe your approach?
I'm only nine years in, so it's too early to pretend I have an approach or set delivery. I'm still experimenting and learning and hoping to improve (with no guarantees I will). Ask me in another nine years!
Do you plan to make more films? A feature length film?
Yeah, I'm picking away at some stuff. We'll see what happens.
Any plans to come back to Halifax soon?
Look out your window. Look out my window. No.
Anything else you want to add?
I'm endlessly grateful to the creative community in Halifax. I wouldn't have been able to get my start without their guidance and encouragement and generosity. From everyone at the Film Fest to the Comedy Fest to Yuk Yuks to CBC to individuals like Geoff D'Eon, Rob and Brian Power, Chris Porter, Alastair Meux, Cindy D'Orsay, Kris Gilbert, Rob Riselli, Asif and Shehab Illyas, Rob Eshelby, Jeff Wheaton, Aram Kouyoumdjian, Paul St. Amand, Luke Smith, Craig Pitman and countless others. I wouldn't have been able to get started without everyone's kindness and patience and support. I have no idea how far I'll get, if far at all, but it's only because of their mentorship that it was possible to even get to where I have.


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It's not a jellyfish or a mushroom cloud or some time-delayed warp-gate undulating in midair—or maybe it's some extra-dimensional combination of all three—it's a sculpture by artist Janet Echelman, who uses colorful nets to create beautiful and hypnotic topological shapes for public spaces. [Sploid]
I love Janet Echelman's floating alien sculptures. I want them to be everywhere, like otherworldly guardians of the night. Urban skies—devoid of stars thanks to light pollution—are a lot more beautiful with these stunning nebulae in them.
There's a Kickstarter campaign to collect funds to build a new 700-foot long floating sculpture in Vancouver, her largest yet. This is a computer simulation:
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Some dreamy back grund design paper mixed with some frantage for texture, a bit of flowers and some lovely shiny pearls and this project quickly became one of my favorites! Hope it inspires you to color one of these yourself!
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Podcast Summary: In the words of the producers, Criminal covers "stories of people who've done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle." Some of my favorite episodes are Melinda and Judy, Money Tree, Mother's Little Helper, and Break the Internet.
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Adult Pottery Classes
The Creamery Arts Center offers ongoing pottery classes with instructor David Strong. These classes are drop-in so no registration is needed. David works with students from absolute beginners to advanced. Stop by and meet him to discuss your needs or just come to a class and get started!
Monday afternoons – 1 pm to 3 pm and Wednesday evenings – 6 pm to 8 pm. Cost – $20 per class
Other adult classes are scheduled as teachers are available. They will be listed on our home page and also on Facebook. If you have any questions, feel free to call (970-872-4848) or email (email@example.com) and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Group and individual classes in both clay and glass can often be arranged by contacting the Creamery Arts Center.
For all classes wear clothes that you can be creative in (or bring an apron).
Summer art classes for children begin June 4
Kids Clay Class with David Strong – Wednesdays 10:00 am and 1:00 pm.
Art from the Heart with Suki Strong – Thursdays 10:00 am and 1:00 pm.
$10.00 each or 4/$36.00
After School Art Classes will resume in September.
After School Art follows the Delta School Schedule – there are no after school classes during school breaks.
We are offering punch cards – 4 classes for $36. Single class price – $10 each.
Mondays – FRAG ART GLASS CLASS with Instructor Linda McVehil
Glass with Linda McVehil in the glass studio – 3:30 – 5:15 pm. Students will make sun-catchers, jewelry and other frag art items.
Wednesdays – Play With Clay with Instructor David Strong
Wednesday &Thursday – Art From The Heart with Suki Strong
3:30 – 5:15 pm. Round out your child's education with our inspiring art classes. A variety of mediums will be explored, including pastel, sand painting and watercolor.
Clay Studio and Art Classroom
Clay Studio
The Creamery Arts Center boasts one of the best-equipped clay studios on the Western Slope. The studio offers scheduled, ongoing pottery and clay sculpture classes, as well as open studio time for those that wish to work independently.
We offer people throughout the community the opportunity to work with clay in a well equipped and creative environment. The studio provides numerous potters' wheels as well as hand tools, a slab roller and clay extruder.
We have a well stocked glaze room, with many unique glazes for participants to explore and develop slips and glazes for their finished work. The studio boasts multiple electric kilns and a Raku kiln. This gives participants the opportunity to explore different firing temperatures and techniques.
The CAC Art Classroom is a well-lit workspace with many of the amenities necessary to teach artist workshops. With excellent lighting, five large tables and 30 chairs, it provides a pleasant space for group meetings, parties and functions, as well.
Thanks to the Hotchkiss Fine Art Association, we also have a demonstration mirror, which allows the audience to see exactly what an instructor is demonstrating. Multiple water supplies, ample workspace and beautiful display panels round out the amenites.
Organizations may schedule the space for a nominal fee. All organizations and individuals must submit a Facilities Use Agreement and a refundable cleaning deposit.


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62/139 Moo.4 Soi Seri Thai 47 Sukhaphiban3 RD Bueng-Kum Klong-Kum Bangkok 10240 10240(Show on map)
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This apartment is located on the outskirts of Bangkok, on Seri Thai Road, Buengkum District, with easy access to the city. At the back of it is the famous Serithai Park which is known for its biggest pound in Bangkok.
The spacious rooms were designed to fit modern lifestyle, with stylish built-in furniture. Each room is filled with high-quality facilities. You can be sure of the apartment's 24 hrs. security service for all guests.
• Check In : 14:00
• Check Out : 12:00
• GMT Time : +07:00 - Bangkok, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh,Jakarta
A 5-minute drive from Suan Siam water amusement park in Bangkok.Seri 47 Residence is a 20-minute drive from Suvarnabhumi International Airport. It is a 15-minute drive from Bangkapi Mall. Free parking is available.
• Hospitals : Vejthani Hospital, Lad Phrao Hospital, Serirak Hospital, Nawamin Hospital, Kasemrad Hospital, Nopparat Hospital.
• Official Places : Bueng Kum Area Office, Bueng Kum Police Station, Bangkok District Offices, National Housing Authority, Office of Land of Bangkok (Bangkapi Branch), Lad Phrao Police Station.
• Academy : Bangkapi School, Bangkapi Sukum Navapanuppathum School, Triamudomsuksa Nomklao School, Bodindecha Sing Singhaseni school.
• Importance Nearby Attractions : Bangchan Industrial Estate, Siam Park City, Seri Thai Water Park, Al-Salam Mosque, NIDA, Wat Sri Boonreung Temple Pier (nearby NIDA intersection), The Mall Bangkapi, Tawanna, HomePro (Ramkhamhaeng Branch), Big C Suwintawong.
• Public Buses : No. 27, No. 109, No. 27 (air-conditioned), No. 501 (air-conditioned), No. 502 (air-conditioned), No. 518, No. 3 (Micro/Metro Bus)
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"In a community lacking pure-water supplies, the closest thing to "pure" fluid" was alcohol. Whatever the risks were posed by beer (and later wine) in the early days of agrarian settlements were more than offset by alcohol's antibacterial properties. Dying of cirrhosis of the liver in your forties was better than dying of dysentery in your twenties... To digest large quantities of (alcohol), you need to be able to boost production of enzymes called alcohol dehydrogenases, a trait regulated by a set of genes on chromosome four in human DNA. Many early agrarians lacked that trait, and thus were genetically incapable of "holding their liquor". Consequently, many of them died childless at an early age, either from alcohol abuse or from waterborne diseases... Most of the world's population is made up of descendants of those early beer drinkers, and we have largely inherited their genetic tolerance to alcohol."
BTW, I strongly recommend the book. It provides an amazing account of the role of scientific preconceptions, and it tells the story of the map that started Spatial Analysis. Spoiler: it is a myth that John Snow discovered the source of cholera after drawing his famous map. In fact, he draw it to convince the others that water, and not, miasma was responsible for the spreading of the disease.


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About Me
What's in a name?
By profession, I work in the field of Organizational Development at a large multinational company headquartered in Germany.
By degree, I am a Graphic Designer, Linguist and Anthropologist.
However, I cannot classify myself as an Anthropologist OR a Linguist OR a Change Agent. I am simply a curious human being fascinated by people, the ever-changing cultures they have established and this extraordinary planet. So, I guess you can say, a mix of all of the above.
Why Globestrolling Bee?
It's about seeking and maintaining balance in life.
Bees buzz tirelessly from flower to flower. A person strolling by sees this busy little bee's flight, the heavy loads of pollen caked about its legs, it's aerodynamic feelers guiding it to the next landing pod, its pattern as it zig zags. A stroller observes the hum of city life from a café, hands cupped around a steaming coffee while the rest rush by.
These journeys we are about to embark upon are strolls to counteract the hectic energy we as humans are so good at creating. It's about achieving balance – still having active and potentially at times hectic lives, but recognizing when to shift down a gear, take another glance, try on a new lens, fine-tune our antennas and ask questions instead of forming assumptions about the situation / person before us.
The Adventure doesn't end when you unpack your bags
This blog isn't about entering into and maintaining the traveling adrenaline high. There are myriads of excellent travel blogs out there to inspire you on how to travel to a seemingly impossible number of countries in an even more absurd time frame. This blog is about unpacking that travel-worn carry on bag with the one pair of jeans you've been wearing the last month and your faithful towel and expanding it into a livable space you call home. This is about when your travels abroad become your new home abroad. It is something like the epilogue to the lonely planet adventure. Stopping living like a nomad does not have to mean a boring life. In the book Immediate Fiction Jerry Cleaver imparts an essential formula to writers: a good plot= obstacle + conflict. When the couple marries, the kingdom is saved and the murder mystery is solved, the story ends. There is nothing left to tell. This is not the case here. When the traveling ends, there are anthologies worth of obstacle and conflict ahead – of course fun and laughs as well 🙂 So, when you unpack your suitcase, a new story is just getting started. And that my friend, is what I am here to tell you about.
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Powerful earthquake jolts Caribbean, between Honduras and Cayman Islands
A 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean region between the coast of Honduras and the Cayman Islands on Tuesday night.
There were no early reports of damage on land following one of the strongest quakes to hit the region in modern times.
Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez said via Twitter in Spanish that Honduras had activated its emergency system and asked people to remain calm.
In the Cayman Islands, Sgt. Dave McKay with Royal Cayman Islands Police said that hazard management officials had not issued a tsunami alert, but authorities were monitoring the situation.
Tsunami warning centers said no tsunami waves had been confirmed but stressed that people in Puerto Rico, other Caribbean islands and the coast of Central America should be alert to the danger of possible tsunamis.
No tsunami was expected along the U.S. Gulf and East Coasts, AccuWeather.com reported.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the temblor struck in the sea about 125 miles north-northeast of Barra Patuca, Honduras, close to 200 miles southwest of George Town, Cayman Islands, and occurred about 6 miles below the surface.
Nonetheless, hazardous tsunami waves were still possible within 621 miles of the quake's epicenter, AccuWeather.com reported, citing the National Tsunami Warning Center (NTWC).
In fact, tsunami waves of up to 1 foot were possible for Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
People near the coast were advised to immediately seek higher ground, the weather network reported.
Tuesday's earthquake came almost exactly eight years after a 7.0 magnitude quake that devastated Haiti on Jan. 12, 2010, the report said.
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- 2 large bunches greens
- Lean ham or lean pork for seasoning
- 8 cups water
- Salt to taste
- Pepper to taste
- 1 tablespoon sugar
Prepare water and seasoning, bringing to simmering boil. Remove any wilted leaves, cut off bottoms and wash greens leaf by leaf several times to remove any grit. Cut greens by slicing crosswise in strips. Add greens and any meat to water. Add sugar. Cover and cook on medium for about 1 hour.


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- Cook bread crumbs in 1 Tbsp oil with salt and pepper to taste over moderate heat, stirring until golden brown.
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Benjamin Z. Alderfer
Recently purchased a CDV (by Wm. Tipton of Gettysburg, PA.),Probably taken in late 1800's, of a well dressed gentleman posing at Devil's Den on the Gettysburg Battlefield. Written on the back is "Benjamin Z. Alderfer (or Aldeifer;if the i wasn't dotted) our Grandfather". Does anyone have a Benjamin Z.in their lineage?
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Coming from around the world, 52 artists will flock to the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens March 7 to participate in the 13th annual "Impressions: A Juried Art Exhibit and Fundraiser" benefiting the historic estate.
The event is an exhibition of artistic talent, reflecting the world's architectural, natural and cultural themes.
The 52 artists chosen to participate in the exhibition hail from all over the world and work in a variety of media and styles. One of the inspirations for "Impressions" artists was Bonnet House and its surrounding lush landscape. Many of the artists were able to work on the grounds of Bonnet House, and visitors have often had the opportunity to see some artists at work.
Daina Stabulniece, chairwoman of painting and drawing for the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale, will be this year's juror. This is Stabulniece's first stint as juror for the exhibit.
Kathleen Lowe, VP of marketing and development for Best Roofing, and Scott LaMont, principal of EDSA, are co-chairing this year's opening.
"Impressions: A Juried Art Exhibit" is set to open with a private showing for VIP guests starting at 5 p.m. where they'll be treated to champagne and hors d'oeuvres, preview the exhibition, and partake in a rare viewing of the private living quarters of Evelyn and Frederic Bartlett, Bonnet House's former owners.
The reception opens to the public at 6 p.m.
VIP admission for the opening of "Impressions" is $200; $150 for general admission. Attendance is by reservation only by visiting www. bonnethouse.org/impressions or by calling 954-703-2614. Bonnet House is at 900 N. Birch Road, Fort Lauderdale.
Accredited by the American Association of Museum and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Bonnet House Museum & Gardens is a 35-acre subtropical estate and historic house museum located in the heart of Fort Lauderdale.


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Stren-Flex locating new operations in Greenville County
Manufacturer bringing more than $1 million investment and creating new jobs
COLUMBIA, S.C. – April 12, 2017 – Stren-Flex, a manufacturer of high-quality synthetic lifting products, today announced plans to establish new operations in Greenville County. The project is expected to bring more than $1 million of capital investment and create more than 25 new jobs.
Founded in 2002, Stren-Flex manufactures a variety of synthetic lifting products, including nylon web slings, chain slings, wire rope slings, rigging, cargo control and more. Using high-quality webbing and high-tensile thread, the company provides products for a wide range of applications in the overhead lifting and cargo control industries.
Located at 126 Corporate Drive in Simpsonville, S.C., Stren-Flex will be leasing a 16,000-square-foot building for the purposes of manufacturing and distribution of overhead lifting products. Hiring for the new positions is already underway, and interested applicants should visit www.stren-flex.com or contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
"We are very excited to start up our new manufacturing facility in Greenville County. The quality of life in this region is at a very high level, and working with narrow woven textiles in our manufacturing process made Greenville County the right decision for us." –Stren-Flex President Roddy Rossborough
"We're proud to welcome Stren-Flex to the South Carolina business community and look forward to seeing all that we know they will achieve in the Upstate. With a workforce at its disposal that is second to none and one of the most competitive business environments in the world, we know that Stren-Flex will have the tools necessary for success." –Gov. Henry McMaster
"Congratulations to Stren-Flex for deciding to launch this new facility in Greenville County. With today's announcement, Stren-Flex joins an impressive roster of globally-respected manufacturing firms that operate here, and we look forward to watching this great company succeed." –Secretary of Commerce Bobby Hitt
"Stren-Flex's locating within Simpsonville is an excellent decision based on the availability of existing buildings, interstate proximity and workforce. Greenville County wishes them immeasurable growth and success." –Greenville County Council Chairman H.G. "Butch" Kirven Jr.
"Project Piper is a welcomed addition to Simpsonville's thriving and diverse business community. Being chosen as the new home for the manufacturer is a testament to Simpsonville's strong workforce and business friendly environment. Project Piper's over $1 million investment and creation of quality jobs will bring a positive impact to our city. It is that type of commitment that drives economic development; and we look forward to the success that the endeavor will bring to both Project Piper and Simpsonville." Mayor Janice Curtis, City of Simpsonville
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The Greenville Area Development Corporation is a non-profit organization established by Greenville County Council to promote and enhance the economic growth and development of Greenville County. Since its founding in 2001, GADC efforts have resulted in the creation of more than 18,500 new jobs and more than $3 billion in capital investment in Greenville County, SC. To learn more, visit www.goGADC.com or call (864) 235-2008.
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Gallot honored by HBCUGrow for leadership and vision during his first year as institution's 10th president
By GSU Media Bureau
RALEIGH, NC (November 9, 2017 ) – Grambling State University President Rick Gallot was recognized today with the HBCUGrow LEAD award for "Best Leadership" at the group's 2017 annual LEAD Conference.
Gallot, who was nominated in his first year as the institution's 10thpresident, was recognized for his energetic, student-centered approach to leadership and the university's growing list of recent accomplishments, including record enrollment and a recent $1.2 million raised from alumni and donors in just four months.
"In your first year, any award is an honor. This acknowledgment from HBCUGrow is significant because it means our peers and others across the nation can see the progress with our students and campus," said Gallot. "It's a privilege to lead Grambling because of our students, faculty and administrative community members. They're the ones who make the vision possible."
In addition to enrollment progress and fundraising, under Gallot's leadership, the university has seen a new nursing program approved by the state, new funds secured to start progress on a cutting-edge library project and an additional $2 million in federal grants and contract funding.
The Best Leadership award is given to an active president of a historically black college and university at the HBCUGrow Lead Conference, one of the country's fastest-growing university leadership training events.
In addition, Grambling State was also recognized as 2017 winner in the Innovation category, recognizing forward-thinking solutions in campus experience, technology and university programming.
Winners were selected in several categories based on peer nominations and input and data reviews by a panel of judges. This year's categories included LEAD Innovation, LEAD Marketing, LEAD Website, LEAD Military-Friendly and Best Leadership.
Grambling State President Rick Gallot raises $1.2M via Bring it Home campaign
Original Article: https://rollingout.com/2017/11/10/grambling-state-president-rick-gallot-raises-1-2m-via-bring-home-campaign/#1
Grambling State University (GSU) is a place "where everybody is somebody," and the current university president Rick Gallot is on a mission to ensure every matriculating student there knows it. In July of this year, the university embarked on a million dollar initiative to raise $1M by homecoming through their Bring it Home Campaign, which is a partnership between GSU, GSU Foundation, Inc. and GSU National Alumni Association. The funds were raised by alumni, students, faculty and business partners from all over the nation. "Just the kick-off alone took us over $300K just that first day," Gallot told a local news station. And the university well exceeded its goal. During halftime of the homecoming game, president Gallot presented a check for $1.2M, beating their original goal by $200K. The funds raised will go towards institutional growth and the execution of the university's mission, including student scholarships, university stability, faculty support, balancing the budget, and athletic facility improvements.
Before the homecoming festivities, Gallot visited Detroit to talk with some of their professional and community leaders and to also garner support for the Bring It Home Campaign. There, he met with automotive giants such as Ford Motor Company and General Motors, as well as other important businesses and organizations. Gallot also connected with the Detroit Alumni chapter, who presented him with a $10K check towards the campaign from the chapter.
While there, rolling out got the exclusive chance to talk with Gallot about his trip to Detroit, some of the university's goals, and his future vision for the university.
What is your administration's vision and forecast for Grambling State University?
Well, first of all we've set a five year goal of increasing our enrollment to 6K. This year we increased our enrollment by 7%, so we're certainly on track to be able to achieve that goal. But not only to increase the number of students, but the quality as well. One of the things we see in our students this year, with incoming freshman, is an increase in composite ACT scores. So, we're certainly excited about that as well. We're adding additional programs, we're adding a program in cyber security, data analytics big data, and we're also adding a PhD program in criminology in social justice, that will be an extension of our existing criminal justice program that we're currently offering, a bachelors and a masters. Those are just a few of the things that we're looking to do to get bigger and better.
What is your goal/intended outcome with your meeting with Detroit-based professional and community leaders this weekend?
Well, the first thing of course was to connect with our alumni base. No university can be successful without the support of the alumni. So, that was the first order of business: to be able to connect with alums in this Detroit area. And certainly we feel that that's been very successful. But, in addition to that, we're trying to reconnect with many of the corporate partners that we have historically endured a good relationship with and that is Ford and GM in particular that we met with on this trip. As we've gone around the country, meeting with alumni groups, we've had similar type meetings and what we're doing is reconnecting with many organizations that we've previously had relationships with so that we can begin to have students take any internships with and employment opportunities and other things as well.
What was your most impressive find while here in the new Detroit? How does it tie into your educational vision for educational achievement at GSU?
It's pretty fascinating to see the transformation in Detroit, in downtown in particular. That was pretty amazing to see, just seeing all the economic development, all of the housing development is shifting. So, just seeing all of that growth, is something that's very exciting. And again, we want to provide part of the workforce that will be operating in this area. We probably have close to 100 students from Michigan right now at Grambling. So, we want to arm them with good education so they can come back and be community leaders and business leaders here in Detroit.
How can GSU alumni, in Detroit and beyond, better impact the sustainability and progression of the university?
It's often said that athletics and in particular football, is the front porch to the institution. So, one of the things that we're looking to do is to have our football team come up and play here in Detroit. And typically what we do is we will wrap recruiting and other things around the football games. We were [recently] in Chicago and so we recruited not only in high schools, but also at Malcolm X Community College there in Chicago. We want to do the same thing here in Detroit. Not only are we recruiting high school students, but also community college students who might transfer and faculty at the respective schools who might want to further their education online with either a Masters, or a PHd or an evening program and developmental education. We always want to wrap those kind of activities around athletic events and again, that's one of the many things we love to do in reconnecting with Detroit.
Do you have plans to return in the near future?
Absolutely. Certainly, we will be coming back and following up with some of the initial meetings that we've had here.
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Grambling State University partners with United Way and Monster Motos
Original Article: http://www.myarklamiss.com/news/local-news/grambling-state-university-partners-with-united-way-and-monster-motos/849357568 (video)
By: Chelsea Jones
RUSTON – For about a decade Grambling State University and United Way have partnered to better the communities in Northeast Louisiana through fundraising projects. They've joined with Monster Moto in Ruston to enhance it.
Monster Moto donated one of its classic B80CC bikes that GSU will be entering into its raffle. Efforts such as this are what President Rick Gallot says GSU is all about.
"We find that our partnerships are what make us Grambling State University who we are and what we are. So to have the opportunity to not only partner with United Way once again but to have a new partner in Monster Moto is just a great day," says President Gallot.
The drawing for the mini bike will be Monday November 13, 2017.
In higher education, every university's history includes the gift of a few iconic leaders whose work and service grow the very fabric and trajectory of the institution.
Dr. Joseph B. Johnson, the third president of Grambling State University, was uncontestably one of our legacy's greatest gifts. My GSU president and fellow member of Kappa Alpha Psi's Gamma Psi chapter, Dr. Johnson will forever be remembered as a bold and progressive leader.
Never afraid to speak his mind or challenge the status quo, he helped elevate our University to one of America's most influential and recognized African American institutions.
His voice and contributions created impact that will be felt for generations to come. From his conversations with students under our "tree of knowledge" to his Whitehouse visits with various presidents, his presence helped create the change our university, nation, and world needed to see.
He and his administration's tireless work on legacy-changing efforts included preparing the Consent Decree, which brought millions of dollars to GSU; establishing key academic programs including our School of Nursing, MBA program, and top-ranked computer science programs; and establishing GSU's Earl Lester Cole Honors College and our doctoral program in developmental education.
Our first alumni president and the first Kappa president of GSU, Dr. Johnson will be remembered for the way he used his Grambling love to grow our University's place in history.
He invested in our community, campus, and a long list of GSU alumni who have followed in his footsteps in shaping our world and education.
Grambling State University will be forever indebted to President Johnson. He was a fighter, a warrior and one of the voices who made sure our institution never settled for ordinary. It was an honor to call him President, mentor, and advisor.
I know I speak for all in our GSU family when I say he will always be remembered and deeply missed. Christy and I send our prayers and condolences to the Johnson family during this difficult time.
Richard J. Gallot, Jr., JD
Statement from GSU President Gallot
Dear Grambling Family,
I am sad to confirm what many of you know, that early this morning we lost one of our Grambling State University students, Earl Andrews, and a visitor to the campus, Monquiarious Caldwell. We offer our deepest condolences to their families. We are working with authorities to do all that we can to ensure your safety on campus, our first priority.
The event that occurred was an isolated incident. The campus is open for standard hours today, and the university Comprehensive Counseling Center in the Foster-Johnson Health Center is open and available for students, faculty and staff. Please call (318) 274-3277, or after hours, call (318) 274-2222.
There will be a student-led prayer vigil "on the yard" near Favrot Student Union at 5:00 p.m. today.
This morning I have been in constant contact with our university leaders, state and local police, and our governor, John Bel Edwards, to make sure we are well resourced to keep our campus community safe and help us recover from this event.
For anyone who has details related to this morning's event, we encourage you to contact the Lincoln Parish Sheriff's Office at (318) 548-3160. Your name and information can remain anonymous.
After consultation with GSU Student Government Association leadership, we will proceed with our academic and event schedules as planned in the coming week, including all homecoming events. You will see increased police and security this week, and we ask that you be patient with any related delays.
Our students, their parents, faculty, staff, and alumni are our first priority. In the coming weeks, we will work with you to get your input on how we can maintain and enhance campus safety.
In the meantime, I ask that you do what we as the "GramFam" have always done: look out for one another. Alert an authority if you see anything suspicious or find yourself in a situation where someone's safety is in jeopardy. Always remember that this is our university and it's our collective responsibility to ensure the safety and security of the campus community.
You may also follow the official university social media outlets at @Grambling1901 for updated information.
Richard J. Gallot, Jr., J.D.
Support reinstating the undergraduate nursing program at Grambling State University.
Grambling State University's undergraduate nursing program is on the Feb. 23rd University of Louisiana System (ULS) Board of Supervisors meeting agenda. This is the first step of GSU President Rick Gallot's effort to reinstate the program by fall 2018.
In preparation for the meeting, President Rick Gallot is compiling a 'nursing support package', and is asking Grambling State University alumni, faculty, staff, students, supporters and stakeholders to email letters in support of reinstating the institution's undergraduate nursing program to him at email@example.com by Tuesday, Feb. 21st.
President Gallot asks that supporters share this post and use the #GSUNursing hashtag on social media through Feb. 21st.
"If you care about the GSU undergraduate program, and if you think we should bring it back to our campus, we need you to say so, in writing, so we can have a clear indication of support for this effort," said Gallot. "We cannot do this alone. We must have the support of the UL system and others."
Please also sign the online petition found here: http://bit.ly/2lONW8l
Grambling President Advises Connecting with Politicians
Repost, Original Article: https://diverseeducation.com/article/91555/
by Reginald Stuart
When Louisiana attorney Richard Gallot was elected to the state legislature, the then-rising young Democrat took office with a new rising Republican governor. It did not take long before the two realized they needed to work together to do their jobs and achieve their goals, among them staying afloat as high-profile political figures in the Bayou State.
"Regardless of who's in charge, they (elected officials) have an obligation to represent our interests," Gallot says, stressing the importance of responsibility over political objectives.
Today, as New York businessperson Donald Trump has risen to the presidency of the United States, Gallot, the new president of Grambling State University, has advice for his peers, offered as a seasoned politician turned higher education administrator: connect with your so-called adversaries early, earnestly and often.
"We are very polarized now," says Gallot, who spent 15 years serving in the Louisiana State Legislature working with two Republican governors during his terms in the state House and Senate. "It's going to take members of state legislatures and Congress to do their jobs," he says, having worked with politicians whose personalities have run the gamut.
"It's important to connect" beyond paperwork and memos with peers and adversaries at every level of influence, says Gallot. It is important, he says, to "develop something beyond your official relationship."
Approaching his challenges from that point, Gallot says he has already sought to engage the member of Congress representing the district in which Grambling is located. Recently, during a visit to Washington, he contacted the Congressman, Rep. Ralph Abraham, regarding getting a tour of the White House for his wife who was accompanying him for an official visit. Abraham arranged for his wife to meet with Gallot's, the president says. They toured the official mansion and lunched together, he says, making him more than just a name sending documents for help.
Such gestures are necessary today, as university presidents encounter an entirely new crew of federal higher education officials under Trump, many of whom have little, if any, real-time experience in higher education policy and administration. Behind Trump's crew are elected lawmakers of all political parties who are likely to serve as long, if not longer, in their respective offices than Trump, he says.
Politics is an exercise in pooling ideas at some point, Gallot says, noting that then-Gov. Murphy J. Foster asked him to support a measure in the state House. Gallot said that he would, if the governor could help get Grambling funds to finance several projects important to the university. The tradeoff worked, as Foster's bill passed and Grambling got its $25 million for construction.
"You (lawmakers) have to be willing to assist them (government chief executives), when they need help," says Gallot, noting lawmakers on Capitol Hill hold the federal purse strings.
Gallot adds it is important to cultivate the scores of career government employees who do the day-to-day work of keeping a government agency running. "I don't have to go to Trump Tower," he says of the "higher-ups and political appointees" who have visited Trump at his New York City offices since the November elections.
Career public servants at the local, state and federal levels are where the "real work is being done," Gallot says. Those individuals are just as important as the ones who visit Trump Tower for news headlines and photo opportunities, he says.
Get to know them, he adds.
Gallot, interviewed by phone last week at the end of a NCAA board meeting in Nashville, also offered a bit of wisdom given by NCAA Executive Vice President Bernard Franklin during the meeting.
'If you're not at the table, you're going to be on the menu," Gallot recalls Franklin saying, as he, Gallot, offered advice to peers sorting through the continued fallout over Trump's persistent and offensive rhetorical outbursts.
Presidents need to step back from the rhetoric and help their students develop leadership skills at such times, Gallot says.
"If a student sees me sulking and kicking cans, what else should I expect from them?" he asked. "They need to see me engage with the government by example, no matter who is in power."
A rookie president he is, Gallot acknowledges. Still, he knows a lot about the work a president needs to do to get the job done in the real world, he adds.
We are all deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Jimmy D. Long Sr. His 32- year tenure in the Louisiana legislature and lifelong commitment to higher education are legendary examples of service to our beloved state. He was an icon in every sense of the word.
We were honored to have Mr. Long and Ms. Dot visit our campus only two short months ago. While here, Mr. Long remarked, "What a lovely campus this is; I have really enjoyed the hospitality and my time here."
The Grambling State University family and I offer our heartfelt condolences to Ms. Dot, Jimmy Long Jr, and Mr. Long's family, friends and colleagues. He will truly be missed.
Richard J. Gallot, Jr., JD
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Rick Gallot: Let's get to work for GSU
Original Article: http://www.thenewsstar.com/story/opinion/columnists/2016/08/01/rick-gallot-get-work-gsu/87917282/
Grambling State University is The Place Where Everybody is Somebody, and I am grateful to GSU for preparing me for a time such as this.
I had offers to attend other universities, including Dartmouth, an Ivy League school. However, knew I wanted to go to law school and fulfill a childhood dream of being a member of the Grambling State University World Famed Tiger Marching Band. GSU was my choice.
As the incoming GSU president, I am humbled and I am grateful to the University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors and Interim ULS President Dan Reneau for the trust they have put in me. I was not thinking about being a politician or a college president when I walked the campus as a student.
A lot has happened since I was a student Tiger. I've known – and supported – each GSU president since I met and got to know President Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones as a kid. Jones was our much beloved second president, serving after founder Charles Adams. We all knew him as "Prez," and he was our president from 1936 until 1977.
Like Prez, I want to be a long-serving Grambling State University Tiger-in-Chief.
First and foremost, Grambling State University is an academic institution. Without a strong academic foundation at GSU, I would not have become as successful as I have been as an attorney or as a legislator. That academic foundation will help me be successful as president.
My lifelong roots in the Grambling community, combined with my record of serving our university and community give me a head start in my new job. As an attorney based in Ruston, a Grambling city councilman, state representative and state senator, I have the community, government and leadership the institution needs at this critical time.
The core GSU brand remains strong. People know and respect Grambling State University, largely because of our football legacy with the internationally famous Eddie G. Robinson and our fabulous marching band. We are not going to run away from something that makes us strong, and better. We will build on that foundation, emphasis our academic strengths and shore up areas where we are weak.
Higher education in Louisiana faces challenges unlike any time in our past. The relationships I've built over the past 15 years with the Gov. John Bel Edwards, the legislature, congressional leaders and the corporate sector will serve Grambling State University well.
What might be most in my favor, and to the university's benefit, is that I know the Grambling community and the community knows me.
My wife, Christy, joined me when I interviewed for the job with the ULS board in Baton Rouge on Tuesday. Like me, Christy is a Grambling State University graduate. Both my parents are Grambling graduates. The four of us are life members of the Grambling University National Alumni Association.
Throughout my years of public service, I have developed a skill set and reputation for being a consensus and coalition builder. I will engage all of our various stakeholders to harness our energy, ideas, love and commitment to our university. Our focus on recruitment, retention and graduation must be unlike any other time in our history. Our students must know that they are our number one priority.
My record of service to our university has been visible. During my years of service in the legislature, capital improvements totaled more than $100 million. The Eddie Robinson Museum, Fred Hobdy Assembly Center, Conrad Hutchinson Performing Arts Center, campus wide student housing replacement, and Tiger Express, the campus food court, are a few of the state budget, capital outlay and third-party financing projects I have been directly or indirectly involved with seeing through to fruition.
I got my academic foundation at Grambling State, and we will strengthen our academic offerings and standing. My school, our school, needs a leader, a smart, savvy, down-to-earth, roll-up-his-sleeves and get-to-work-on-the-first-day leader.
I am that leader, and I'm ready to get to work to make the place Where Everybody is Somebody even better. Let's get to work.
Rick Gallot: Relationships will make Grambling great
Original Article: http://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/opinion/article_24c4f454-55a4-11e6-8f90-93862ea22176.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=user-share
Advocate staff photo by BILL FEIG — The A.C.Lewis Library at Grambling State University.
GRAMBLING, LA — I spent 15 years of my career and life traveling from northern Louisiana to Baton Rouge as a legislator, first as a state representative and then as a state senator.
I dedicated my life to serving people, as a politician and as an attorney, and much of the state's business gets discussed, debated and determined in Baton Rouge. Now when I travel to Baton Rouge, I will be representing Louisianans and others with children, nieces, nephews and grandchildren attending Grambling State University.
As the incoming president of Grambling, I am humbled and I am grateful to the University of Louisiana System Board Chairman Jimmie "Beau" Martin and the ULS Board of Supervisors and Interim ULS President Dan Reneau for this opportunity and the trust they have put in me. I was not thinking about being my university's president when I walked the GSU campus as a student. Grambling State prepared me, and Southern University's law school gave me additional grounding to make me battle-ready.
A lot has happened since I was a GSU student Tiger and a Southern Jaguar.
Higher education in Louisiana faces challenges unlike any time in our past. The relationships I've built over the past 15 years will serve Grambling State University well.
Governor Edwards and I served in the House together and worked closely together after I was elected to the Senate. I was in the House when Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne was in the Senate. Jay and I worked together when he was secretary of state to make the Eddie Robinson Museum a reality on the Grambling State campus.
Senate President John Alario and I served in the House and Senate together. Senate Finance Chairman Eric LaFleur and I served in the House and Senate together — we were roommates in the Pentagon Apartments, right across from the capitol grounds. Senate Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Chairman J.P. Morrell and I served in the House and Senate together and served on the revenue committee. I served in the House with Speaker Taylor Barras, Appropriations Chair Cameron Henry and Ways and Means Chairman Neil Abramson. Speaker Barras and Chairman Henry served on House and Governmental Affairs with me when I was chairman.
U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy and House Majority whip Congressman Steve Scalise and I served in the House together. I have a close relationship with my congressman, Dr. Ralph Abraham. Congressman Cedric Richmond and I served in the House and roomed together while in Baton Rouge for a time — and he was a groomsman in my wedding.
These are some of the most powerful people in the state. I know our severe budget constraints and their desire to adequately fund higher education.
I will be counting on these leaders, and others, to secure Land Grant status for GSU, a must for our future success. I will be talking about appropriate funding. We will show that we can make difficult decisions and work with the ULS board and the Louisiana Board of Regents to partner to make Grambling State successful.
We will make bold, smart moves. We will bring back GSU's undergraduate nursing program. We will get more grants and research money. Our faculty is very committed to providing top-quality instruction, and we will find ways to improve and expand course offerings and rigor. Athletics will have its rightful place in my administration. I have a great deal of respect for my other school, Southern, and we will seek to partner with the Jaguar Nation on more than our annual Bayou Classic.
I'm ready to get to work with Louisiana's leaders to make the place where everybody is somebody even better.
Gallot was appointed as the 10th president of Grambling State University on Tuesday, July 26.


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|2,152 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|7 nights
The villa, with mature gardens and a kidney-shaped private pool, is situated in the exclusive area of La Font, 15 minutes walk to Pollenca town centre and 10 minutes drive to the safe beaches of Puerto Pollenca and Cala St Vincente.
The covered terraces, front & rear of the L-shaped, single storey villa enjoy sun and shade all day long, making it ideal for alfresco living.
The house has a long living/dining room with fireplace. Off this area are two bedrooms. The master bedroom has a large en-suite bathroom with bath and separate shower. The other bedroom can either be set up with twin beds or a 5' double. It has an en-suite with a walk-in shower.
The other 'arm' of the house has two further double rooms, each with their own en-suite, one with a bath with shower over, the other with a walk-in shower. One of these bedrooms can be either set us as two 3' single beds or a 6' King size.
Any of the bedrooms can accommodate a cot.
The set-up of the bedrooms is ideal for two families, having their children nearby, as all the rooms are in the same building.
The well equipped kitchen accesses the dining area and the spacious rear dining terrace with traditional BBQ and gas BBQ, with views to the pool.
The house has a few steps but all the rooms are on the ground floor.
There is ample parking and the property is protected with electronic gates.
This partner has demonstrated and is committed to fast response times, the best rates, and a great guest experience.
Our family has loved the Pollensa area for many years. We always find something new to do here, from relaxing on the beaches to the sightseeing, not forgetting the many wonderful bars and restaurants. We love our holidays in Casa Joya. We think La Font is the ideal location for either a walk into the old town or a short drive to the beaches. Our sons are now grown up - one married with family and we all still love bringing our friends over - we are never short of holiday companions! We really hope you enjoy our family holiday home as much as we do.
Maggie purchased this villa in 2010
We spent many years looking for our ideal holiday home all around the Pollenca area but La Font was always our favourite.
It is ideally situated for a leisurely walk into the old town or a short drive to the beaches, at the same time, feeling we are off the beaten track.
Our house is ideally situated for shops and restaurants, being only a few minutes drive away.
There are many walks from here, from a gentle flat amble to a more active walk up the mountain behind us, then being rewarded with magnificent views over the three bays.
The beautiful and safe beaches of Pollenca and Cala St. Vincente are a 10 minute drive away.
The famous monastery at LLuc is only a 15 minute drive away through stunning scenery.
Mallorcan wines are famous and two Vineyards are close by who operate tastings.
Pollenca Golf is very near and Alcanada Golf is a short drive away.
Hi Maggie,
I just wanted to let you know what a lovely time we all had at Casa Joya. Speaking on behalf of the whole family I would like to say thank you for thinking of everything!
We've stayed in lots of villas in the area but none have come close to the comfort and homely ness that we experienced during our stay at your beautiful villa.
Pool fabulous. Lots of beach towels and sunbeds. Two great BBQ's. Superb for a family night in. The kitchen is amazing; everything that you would possibly need and more.
Wonderful welcome basket, cupboards of dry foods even items left in the fridge.
Cleaners amazing.
We had a wonderful family holiday here. Our grandchildren loved it. We would highly recommend this property
Beautiful house and garden, nicely upgraded and decorated.
Well equipped with sunbeds, and sitting areas. The kitchen was also full of salt, pepper, all kinds of herbs, oil and so on. Even a couple of sodas, beers and a bottle of welcome wine from the owners!
Detergent, toilet- and kitchenpaper - all small things that makes your stay better. Of course we restocked during the week, so the next ones staying will enjoy the same benefit.😊
We knew the area from previous stays, and it is great. Walking distance to Pollenca, and just short drives to supermarkets, Puerto Pollence and a cozy small beach, Cala St Vicente.
Just absolutely wonderful!
We had a glorious holiday in this lovely villa. It is the perfect location, a nice walk into Pollensa and a cycle ride or short car ride to the beach. We hired bikes on the first day and hardly used the car, cycling everywhere; to the shops for our morning paper, to the local bakery for our fresh bread and even to the supermarket for larger items. We felt so at home in the beautifully furnished villa which had so much space for my family of two teenage boys and my parents who joined us for a couple of days. My children were delighted that the wifi was so good and the Sky television also ensured they didn't miss a single sporting event! (it was the week of Wimbledon and the tour de France!)The outside area had lots of places to sit,all with shady areas if desired and we discovered a cool breeze at the top of the garden overlooking the lovely pool. We loved the lilos that were provided and my children had fun in the pool whilst I relaxed the afternoon away on the lounger lilo. We couldn't fault the villa, will recommend to others and hope to return again soon!
We had such a fantastic holiday at Casa Joya and would recommend it to anyone. Its a beautiful villa both in and out and you can tell that the owners take great care of it, there are so many little touches that make such a difference - even the plastic glasses to use by the pool were gorgeous, makes that afternoon cocktail taste even better!
We were there with a 3 year old and a baby and another family also with a baby and it was just perfect for us, its nice and secure for an adventurous 3 year old to explore and lots of beds / shade etc for the babies. The bedrooms were a great size for fitting in cots (thank you again for your help in finding us extra cots etc!).
The location was perfect for us too - close to the gorgeous town of Pollenca (we enjoyed walking in with the prams) with its great selection of restaurants and bars and a fab sunday market. We also took a short drive to the port for the day and another day at the stunning Formentor beach which we'd highly recommend. Again, the owners were so helpful in recommending days out / restaurants etc.
And after each day we could come back, put tired children to bed and sit outside at that beautiful table with candles lit and take in the stunning setting.
We have had a perfect family holiday and we can't wait to come back again!
Beautiful Mallorcan house, there is everything you could want provided in the house, furnished to a very high standard, pool and gardens delightful. The surrounding area is beautiful, the town of Pollenca is quaint, restaurants plentiful and the Sunday market is not to be missed.
Needed a villa with three double bedroom for us, our children and partners plus a toddler and Casa Joya fitted the bill perfectly! Very well equiped and fitted out and way better than anything that we have rented before. Well located close to the town and only a short drive to good local beaches.
Accommodation provided good outside areas back and front, secure and just the job for a yongster going on n adventure.
The owners were very helpful from the initial enquiry, booking right the way through to the end, excellent communication with plenty of top tips.
Had nice meals in the Square at Pollenca in 'Il Giardino' and in Port de Pollenca at the 'Il llonja' overlooking the harbour. The latter had great fresh seafood, good service and would be highly recommended.
All the family had a good break and came back asking whether we could we do the same next year! Being cynical I think that was because we were paying but they all insisted that the accommodation was just spot on - I think they could be right!?
Beaches of Puerto Pollenca and Cala St Vincente 10 minute drive.
Formentor beach 20 minutes drive.
Nearest airport is Palma, 45 drive away.
Nearest town Pollenca 1.5 miles.
Further Details:
Nearest supermarket is a 3 minutes drive.
Many shops, restaurants and 7 banks in Pollenca and Puerto Pollenca.
Many places of interest Pollenca old town.
Famous monastery of LLuc within 30 minutes drive.
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
High Summer
7 Jul 2018 - 31 Aug 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Late Summer
1 Sep 2018 - 28 Sep 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Low Season
29 Sep 2018 - 13 Apr 2019
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Early Summer
14 Apr 2019 - 5 Jul 2019
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
High Summer
6 Jul 2019 - 30 Aug 2019
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Late Summer
31 Aug 2019 - 27 Sep 2019
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Changeover Day:
Changeover day Saturday. This can be flexible, minimum stay 1 week.
Villa must be vacated by 10.00am.
Arrival is from 3.00pm.


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