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Bordeaux 2000
There is a party atmosphere about Bordeaux 2000 – these wines have always been balanced, approachable, ripe and happy. One can open it now and enjoy it at its fullest expression – red currants, red plums, hint of violets and oak. It is such a friendly wine that it comes out to hug you and it is still youthful and loves to party.
Most of the wines call out and say, "Drink me! I am ready to party with you." If this wine were a person, it would be a confident young woman, just turning 21 years old, and realizing, 'Life is about the here and now'.
Cheval Blanc
In its youth, the wines are quite rigid and stern, evoking images of new horse saddle made of dark leather or an aristocrat's study mainly used for cigar smoking. Imagine the smell of strong tobacco and cedar from the humidor filled with the best Cuban cigars and scattered around it are young blackberries and black currants. The texture of this wine is always plush, like cashmere or velvet with no rough edges – the wine just glides across your tongue.
After about 15-20 years of age, Cheval Blanc becomes fascinating and flavors range from flowers, sweet spices like nutmeg to plums and dark earth and black truffles. If this wine was a person, it would be a man with class and royal lineage.


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Highrise CRM helps you manage your contacts, keep track of who said what when, schedule follow-ups, set reminders, and convert leads into done deals.
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Behind all of the invoices, quotes, deals, sales, meetings, marketing campaigns, and everything else that drives the bottom line at your company is one thing: people. People are who your marketing is focused on, people you're working with at other companies, people who make the difference. People are who your CRM should be focused on—something Highrise keeps front-and-center.
Originally developed by the team behind Basecamp and Ruby on Rails, today Highrise is led by Draft developer Nathan Kontny. The core focus on contacts is still there, along with new features to pull emails together into a team inbox and a tool to send bulk emails to your contacts.
The main reason you'd start using Highrise is to manage your contacts together as a team. It's a group address book that includes every detail about that person or company and their relationship to your team. You can list as much contact info as you want, and add custom fields to keep track of things like customer IDs, the person who referred them to your firm, and more. You can then add notes about the person, listing every time you meet with them or saving files they've sent to your company. And if you want to get in touch, just tap the Send an email tab to send them a message directly from Highrise.
You'll then use that contact data to drive your team's sales forward. Highrise helps you manage those with cases, deals, and tasks. Cases let you keep everything about a project or initiative together in one place—so you could perhaps add a case about your Q4 sales goals. Deals then keep everything about a potential deal with a client in one place, something that will help you reach that Q4 goal. And tasks are the individual things you need to do, whether to reach a goal, close a deal, or stay in touch with a contact.
Finding info is easy in Highrise. On the left sidebar, you'll see quick links to the contacts, deals, and cases you've looked at recently. Highrise's homepage will show you a quick overview of activity so you'll know what's going on in your team. And the search bar at the top lets you easily jump to a contact, case, task, or even a tag to find, say, everyone interested in #productX.
You might not even need your email inbox anymore. Instead, you can connect your Gmail account, automatically forward client emails into Highrise, and then manage them as a team from the Good Morning page in Highrise. Highrise treats emails as tasks, so you can check them off or get a reminder to follow up later. And if you're busy, your teammates can jump right into your emails for you.
Or, say you want to send a message to all of your customers—or everyone interested in #productX. Highrise's new bulk email service lets you send an email to everyone with specific info in your CRM, using email templates to keep your messages on brand and stats to measure those bulk email's performance.
The Highrise team says the goal with their app is "to create more meaningful interactions with those around us: with our customers, with our employees, even with our friends." That's something you'll have to do on your own—and Highrise's tools can free you up to do it. With its quick tools to pull up info on contacts, deals, and cases, and ways to manage your team emails together, you'll be able to find the info you need, stay in touch with contacts, and get more done in less time.
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With June nearly wrapped up, it seems a good time to review the movie year that has been, and give an updated look forward. Everything I missed early in the year in theatres is now coming out to video and, of course, I'm now working three nights a week plus the entire weekend, so I still haven't had time to catch up! That being said, we've still taken in plenty of films, and, thankfully, there haven't been too many bad ones.
I've been looking forward to Daybreakers for months, ever since it was supposed to come out near the end of 2009. Then it got delayed until January. Then it got moved away out of theatres quickly. Then I rented it. Then I wondered what I was so looking forward to. While it was not without its charm (vampire-y charm), it seemed that entire sections of the story (i.e. the plot) were missing. What should have been a neat new twist on a old story just seemed to come up short.
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Shutter Island
You can find my original Shutter Island review here, and after careful consideration, both Meaghan and I (as well as Jenn and Anita) are mostly certain that we enjoyed it. It features a twist that sort of sneaks up on you (unless you've been warned there is such a twist, in which case it leaps out at you), and certainly provides its intended level of creepiness.
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How To Train Your Dragon
Although it wasn't the biggest movie of the month, How to Train Your Dragon turned out to be one of the better films of the year thus far. Dragons are made cute, the 3D was exceptional, and despite the fact that the vikings had Scottish accents, the entire movie was a treat. Jay Baruchel (who voiced the main protagonist) is definitely having a huge year.
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Kick-Ass almost didn't make it into my original movie preview for this year, but I re-considered and added it. It's a good thing I did. Essentially, this is a comic book on film - the violence and frenetic pace seems ripped directly off the pages of a graphic novel. There were some issues with the young girl in the film using severely adult language, and the general amount of violence, but at the heart of it, this is essentially a movie about someone that's tired of inactivity. And likes the colour green.
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Robin Hood
As Meaghan and I watched Robin Hood, we kept waiting for the parts that have earned it only a 44% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. We watched the action unfold, and thought to ourselves, "Hmmm...all the reviews said there was very little action." The two-hour-and-28-minute runtime flew by, which was odd, seeing as many reviews decried its lack of entertainment. The only thing that seemed to jive with the reviews was that the movie was not faithful to the original canon. Well, strap me down and flog me with a wet noodle. They rearranged some shit in The Lord of the Rings too. No, Robin Hood is not The Lord of the Rings, but it deserved much more credit than it got for being a wonderfully acted and directed movie.
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The A-Team
I'm writing this with The A-Team fresh in my mind, as Meaghan and I saw it this past weekend. Essentially, this is a two-hour episode of the show. Basically, everyone is a bad guy at some point in the film, and thus, deserves to have an explosion aimed at them. The casting choices were inspired - Liam Neeson plays the cigar-chomping Hannibal Smith to a T, Bradley Cooper is excellent as Templeton Peck without Dirk Benedict's 1980s creepiness, Quinton Jackson does as much as is necessary to be BA Baracus, and Sharlto Copley channels his inner psych patient as Howling Mad Murdock. A guy movie, to be sure, but one that should certainly be enjoyed by the ladies as well.
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July 16
DiCaprio. Nolan. This can't be bad.
July 23
A spy thriller for a birthday movie? Sounds good!
August 6
Despite the silliness at all the awards shows, I am still deeply intrigued by this movie.
August 13
Stallone wrote and directed this, so it will no doubt be garbage. But awesome, awesome garbage.
September 1
Enh, why not?
September 17
I love me some Philip K. Dick.
October 22
There's still nothing exciting coming out, so why force it?
November 19
The first part of the last part. What will replace Harry Potter after July 2011?
December 25
I'm not a big Coen Brothers fan, but I do see a lot of their films.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia – Amnesty International has warned that a Malaysian security law that comes into force Monday will give the government "unchecked and abusive powers" in a blow to human rights.
The National Security Council Act gives sweeping powers to a council led by embattled Prime Minister Najib Razak, who faces pressure to resign over a financial scandal. The council can declare a state of emergency in areas deemed to be under a security threat, impose curfews and have wide powers of arrest, search and seizure without a warrant.
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Amritsar: With a mission to record the events of India-Pakistan partition during 1947, a research scholar from United States, Guneeta Singh Bhalla, on Friday visited Khalsa College to get first hand information on turbulent days.
The scholar met library head Dr Inderjit Singh Gagoani who shared valuable and useful information pertaining to 1947 history. Bhalla also took into account various sites and college campus as this knowledge centre had been converted into a temporary shelter for thousands of homeless people heading to India after partition.
Bhalla revealed that she had already travelled Bangladesh and Pakistan and had so far interacted with around 3,000 people who stood witness to the partition era. She plans to meet 5,000 people who could divulge the details pertaining to the bloodshed that had transpired in 1947.
She is currently working as an executive director in US based ' the 1947 partition archive'. Bhalla had been post-doctoral researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Library in University of California.
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Well, this is turning into a bit of a mini-series, isn't it?
We can't help it—Boreal clients are such an inspiration to us, and every time we learn something new from you (which is every day), we can't help but think how valuable your insights are for everyone in this growing network of small business owners.
We've been working with the team at Connect Fall Protection for 12 months now, and we think you'll agree that their success is well deserved. Despite a downturn in the economy and bleak forecasts in all the papers, Connect has been growing steadily for three years, and they're projecting even greater expansion through 2016.
How, exactly? They've got a surprising answer to that.
Eight of them, actually.
But first, an introduction: Connect Fall Protection specializes in the kind of turn-key fall protection services that are often missing from the industry today. They conceptualize, install, inspect, and maintain both permanent and temporary fall arrest systems, and they offer fall arrest-related training, too. Their team of four services industrial and commercial job sites throughout northern Alberta, and they are planning for expansion beyond this through 2016.
Here's Jason Karasewich on the unconventional business strategies they use at Connect Fall Protection to keep growing and expanding despite the doom-and-gloom forecasts.
Jason: One thing that sets us apart at Connect is that we're all ironworkers. We have over 50 years of combined experience directly in the trade, and building a business around that has given us a strong foundation when it comes to communicating with our clients. We understand first-hand how jobsites work and how to be efficient on them. We're in and out—no time is wasted.
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Jason: Fall protection is one of those aspects of a project that had a lot of opportunity for improvement. We realized that manufacturers sell the product but can't give a full turn-key service, so we've stepped in to take care of everything from sale through maintenance, which makes work easier for our clients.
Jason: Small diversities keep us rolling, and we always look forward to new challenges that make sense for our business. We recently completed a sound attenuation job, and some small structural jobs, but we're being really intentional about it. Fall protection is our primary focus, and we're doing more and more that across Western Canada, Northwest Territories and United States.
There's a fine line there when it comes to diversifying. You don't want to spread yourself or your resources too thin because you'll end up losing anyway. As tradesmen, we seek out jobs that are related to our business and that can help grow our business. It's worked so far: we've gone from a two-person team this time last year, to a peak of ten this year. Through our relationship with the Ironworkers Local 720, we are able to supply skilled labor on a moment's notice. In 2016, we'll be growing into a new facility of our own with a bigger crew to help us take on more projects.
Jason: The concept of fall protection is usually conceptualized at the architectural stage in a project, or at the eleventh hour. It's often an afterthought because it's not a big money-maker for a client, but we're working to change that by preventing down time. We make the end user more productive because they're comfortable and safer. Strategic and intentional fall protection planning makes for such a solid project, and we've had clients be so blown away by our process that they're now actually getting excited about the fall protection aspect of their upcoming projects.
Our process is different in that we don't show up onsite and give a client just one idea. We listen to their needs, consult with Dean at Boreal Services for engineering considerations, and then present a few options. No one else does it this way, but it makes for stronger relationships, more trust, and more efficient projects.
Jason: Boreal Services has helped our business with both engineering and safety. We're in constant contact with Dean for engineering-related sessions that help us provide the best options for our clients. I think I've sent him 4 emails just today.
We're also working with Deidra to reissue our safety manual. We're looking to develop procedures for everything we do: job procedures, safe work plans, everything. We want everyone who joins our team to understand how we work and feel comfortable here. It's hard work upfront, but we see the value, and it will pay off in the long run.
It's already paying off to get these processes out of our heads and into a document that makes personnel changes fluid.
Jason: From the very beginning, we've built this business on the idea that our management team has clearly defined roles and responsibilities. The processes and procedures that we're developing with Boreal Services make sure that things get done a certain way, but we also want everyone to feel like they can make their roles their own, and that they are driving this ship just as much as we are. Being replaceable means we don't get too comfortable, and that keeps us focused on the right kind of growth. It also means that we are forever preparing for our own departure. The sustainable way to do that is to ensure that all our processes are documented and we are training the next in line.
Jason: Business is variable. We smooth out the bumps in the road by making sure our ongoing overhead is affordable in a worst-case scenario. You don't want to be scrambling every time you hit a roadblock, and if money is coming in and out erratically, it's tempting to force the growth at an unnatural rate just to keep up. We don't want to do that.
We're growing by focusing instead on relationships, which are so much more valuable than I ever understood. The relationships we've built within our business, and with our partners like Boreal Services and our clients—that has been our real strength in the downturn. There's this old-guard way of thinking that says you should just get in, get dirty, and get out, but that's not true—not in this economy, and not ever. People support one another, and people work with people they trust.
We want to be someone our clients trust.
Thanks again, Jason!
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Invitation Homes chose to exercise an option to extend the term of a loan backing the first single family rental securitization.
While the notice came at the 11th hour, it was no real surprise. The portfolio of rental homes ultimately backing the $479 million Homes 2013-SFR1 has been performing well.
But there could still be challenges refinancing other deals in this sector when they come due over the next several years.
Invitation Homes 2013-SFR1 is the one of 22 single-borrower single-family rental securitizations completed since December 2013. The loan that backs it has a two-year initial term and can be extended by one year up to three times, for a total possible term of five years. However, the sponsor appeared to hesitate, waiting until Oct. 30 to notify the deal's servicer that it intended to exercise the first extensions, pushing the maturity out to Dec. 9, 2016
As a result Kroll Bond Ratings Agency, which had placed the deal on 'Watch Developing' on Oct. 23, affirmed all of its outstanding ratings.
Most the other deals in this sector have similar terms. That means a total of $10.84 billion will mature between 2016 and 2025.
"We still think that these large loan, single borrower deals, face significant refinance challenges, primarily because investment grade leverage is double what you would expect from other CMBS assets," said Dan Chambers, managing director in Fitch Rating's U.S. commercial mortgage-backed group. "And refinance options, as far as I can tell, are still limited to securitization."
Fitch has not rated any of the single-borrower SFR securitizations.
Like commercial mortgage backeds (and unlike residential mortgage-backeds), there is little amortization in single-family rental securitization. For example, the class A certificates issued by IH 2013-SFR1 have an original principal balance of $278.7 million and have paid down by just $8.8 million over the past two years.
To refinance, secured lenders will expect property cash flow to cover expected principal and interest payments. A common measure of leverage and refinance capacity for income producing real estate is debt yield. Investment grade debt yields for SFR securitizations have hovered in the 5% range, while debt yields for multi-family CMBS are north of 10%.
"If you look at it from a cash-flow basis, debt yield is nowhere close to a multifamily or other income producing asset classes," said Chambers. "It is unlikely a secured lender would refinance the current debt, absent significant improvement in property cash flow".
So what happens if a loan defaults?
As with commercial mortgages, which do not fully amortize over their terms, the repayment of principal on the single family rental bonds depends on the borrower's ability to refinance the loan that serves as trust collateral. If that's not possible, the service can attempt to recover the securitization balance by selling the properties, either voluntarily or through enforcement. "Either way, it raises question regarding the liquidation strategy that really haven't been answered," said Chambers.
Together, institutional buyers own a small 1% slice of the single-family rental market. Some market observers are confident that other rental operators would absorb a liquidation of a large portfolio of homes.
Ryan Stark, a managing director at Deutsche Bank, thinks that a large number of homes coming onto the market at the same time could cause prices in the broader house prices to drop. Nevertheless, "as long as there are still people that are willing to rent, you'll get back to the place where the cap rates are so attractive that other operators, not in distress, are going to step in and start buying," he said at a seminar sponsored by Morningstar on Oct. 21.
Invitation Homes, a subsidiary of Blackstone Group, owns more than 45,000 houses in markets including Atlanta, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Sacramento, Phoenix, and throughout Florida.
American Homes 4 Rent, based in Agoura Hills, California, owns nearly 37,500 single-family properties in 22 states, according to report published by Morningstar in October.
Two other players, Colony American Homes and Starwood Waypoint Residential Trust, have agreed to merge; when the deal is finalized, the combined company will own more than 30,000 homes and have $7.7 billion in assets.
Other single-family rental issuers include Phoenix-based Progress Residential L.P. and Tricon American Homes, which is majority-owned by Toronto asset manager Tricon Capital Group. Together these sponsors have issued a total of 22 deals since 2013.


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OAP Kenneth Brooke in court charged with raping a six-year-old girl
The 75-year-old, from Kirkburton, was remanded in custody by Kirklees magistratesA pensioner has appeared in court accused of raping a six-year-old girl.
Kenneth Brooke, of The Crescent in Kirkburton, was before Kirklees magistrates in custody yesterday.
The 75-year-old faces two charges of raping the child.
He also faces a further two charges of assault of a child aged under 13 by penetration.
Brooke is also accused of causing or inciting a child to engage in sexual activity of a non-penetrative nature.
The offences are said to have occurred over a two year period starting in July 2014.
Brooke's alleged victim was said to have been aged six at the time.
Frail Brooke spoke only to confirm his personal details during the brief hearing at the Huddersfield court.
He appeared to have trouble walking and was permitted to sit throughout the proceedings.
Magistrates told him that his case was so serious that it could only be dealt with by a crown court.
He will make his first appearance at Leeds Crown Court on March 22.
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Seeing is Believing: Women Direct
A series of interviews with women directors reveals how visionary women leaders navigate their way through a male dominated industry. This multi-part series aims to give concrete "how to" information as well as inspire a new generation of filmmakers to keep taking risks toward their dreams.
The nearly 50 interviewees include Sarah Gavron (Suffragette, Brick Lane), John Wells (ER, West Wing), Meera Menon (Nora Ephron Prize, Equity), Lesli Linka Glatter (EP/Director, Homeland), Leah Meyerhoff (Founder Film Fatales, I Believe in Unicorns), Betty Thomas (the highest grossing female director, The Brady Bunch Movie, John Tucker Must Die), Marianna Palka (Edinburgh Winner, Sundance: Good Dick), Bethany Rooney (200+ episodes of primetime TV, head of DGA Women's Steering Committee, and co-author of Directors Tell the Story), Deborah Del Prete (Producer, Ender's Game, The Wedding Planner), and trailblazers like Lizzie Borden (Born In Flames, Working Girls), two time Oscar-winner Sarah Kernochan (Marjoe), Emmy-winner Anne Makepeace (I. M. Pei: Building China Modern, Robert Capa in Love and War), Carla Garapedian (BBC documentary filmmaker, Screamers), blacklisted Oscar-winning actress turned Oscar-winning director Lee Grant, and many more.
The film is fiscally sponsored by The Film Collaborative ("Cameraperson," "Armor of Light," "Tab Hunter Confidential") so any donation you feel inspired to give is fully tax deductible through their not-for-profit status.
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World Series Workout for legs
Are you following the World Series? My LA Dodgers didn't quite make it (dang it!) - but I'm still getting in the spirit with this baseball inspired leg workout! I'm SO excited to be guest posting over at Blonde Ponytail today - so head over there and check out the workout!
I'm ready to spend my last day of vacation in Hawaii...so I'm off to the beach! Happy Friday!
10/25/2013 09:01:16 am
I loved reading this workout on Blonde Ponytail. I can't wait to try it!
Alyssa Serchia
10/25/2013 09:06:01 am
Thanks Jessica! I hope you love it! Let me know what you think :-)
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Northeast Dance Center is located at 151 Silver Lake Road, Suite 104, New Brighton, MN 55112.
Abbie Montermini - Owner and Ballet, Pointe, & Musical Theatre Dance Instructor
Abbie has been dancing and performing for over 20 years and has been teaching dance in the Twin Cities since 2002, specializing in classical ballet and pointe instruction. Over the years Abbie has taught in a variety of settings to a wide variety of students from age 3 to adult. She has taught ballet, pointe, lyrical, modern, jazz, musical theatre, and tap in churches, community education programs, and of course dance schools and studios. One of her most memorable teaching experiences came in 2007 when she was able to teach and translate for the summer ballet intensive at Emmanuel Children's Home in Juarez, Mexico. It is her passion to educate students in proper technique in order to develop each student's individual gifts and abilities to the utmost for the glory of God. She also believes that dance is best enjoyed when it is performed to bring joy to others so it is her mission to train students and enable them to perform as often as possible around the Twin Cities.
Abbie grew up and currently lives in NE Minneapolis with her husband and 3 children. When she isn't teaching in the studio she is probably at home with them reading or dancing. She is excited to bring a dance studio to her "home" community.
Christine Lee - Ballet, Tap, Jazz, and Modern Instructor
Christine has been dancing since age 5, studying ballet, pointe, tap, and jazz. She attended St. Paul Conservatory for the Performing Artists where she studied modern, ballet, musical theater, and various other forms of dance from professional artists in the Twin Cities. After graduating high school Christine was accepted to train with Cor Ignis Contemporary Dance Company located in Juarez, Mexico. She toured internationally with the company performing in original pieces. In this season she also taught ballet and gymnastics to disadvantaged children at Emmanuel Children's Home (also located in Juarez) and grew immensely from the experience. Upon returning home, Christine has studied dance throughout the Twin Cities, including the University of Minnesota, Shapiro and Smith, Zenon, and more. She has found a passion for modern dance and for promoting dancing with excellence for God. As a teacher she hopes to share an excitement and enthusiasm for dance while being focused on bringing all glory to God.
Rebecca Culp - Ballet & Modern Dance Instructor
Bio Coming Soon
Morgan Soencksen - Ballet Instructor
Morgan bagan dancing at age 3, in Bel Air, MD and at age 7, after moving to MN, began classes at Sondance Studios in Spring Lake Park, MN for the next 9 years. Morgan trained in ballet, jazz, tap, modern, and pointe. Morgan also studied at St. Paul Ballet, where she performed in Clara's Dream, and an excerpt from Les Sylphides. Morgan finished her last year of highschool dancing at and taking part of the Teacher Training Program at NorthEast Dance Center. She is excited to be able to live out her childhood dream of becoming a dance instructor here at NEDC. In addition to her passion for dance, Morgan begins Century College in the fall to pursue a degree as an EMS Paramedic. She presently holds a license as a certified EMR and EMT.
Maddie Brinker - Ballet and Musical Theatre Instructor
Maddie has been dancing since the age of three and in 2015 she began dancing at Northeast Dance Center. She joined the NEDC Teacher Training Track in 2015 and assisted dance classes for 2 years. As a student at NEDC she performed in many formal and informal performances in addition to dancing in the ensemble of Mary Poppins at the University of Northwestern, St. Paul. After teaching at NEDC this summer, Maddie will continue her dance training at Grand Canyon University.
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The Cyrus IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) server provides access to
personal mail and system-wide bulletin boards through the IMAP protocol.
The Cyrus IMAP server is a scaleable enterprise mail system designed for use
from small to large enterprise environments using standards-based
A full Cyrus IMAP implementation allows a seamless mail and bulletin board
environment to be set up across multiple servers. It differs from other
IMAP server implementations in that it is run on "sealed" servers, where
users are not normally permitted to log in. The mailbox database is stored
in parts of the filesystem that are private to the Cyrus IMAP system. All
user access to mail is through software using the IMAP, POP3, or KPOP
The private mailbox database design gives the server large advantages in
efficiency, scalability, and administratability. Multiple concurrent
read/write connections to the same mailbox are permitted. The server
supports access control lists on mailboxes and storage quotas on mailbox
WWW: https://www.cyrusimap.org/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/mail/cyrus-imapd23/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install cyrus-imapd23
cd /usr/ports/mail/cyrus-imapd23/ && make install clean
pkg install cyrus-imapd23
PKGNAME: cyrus-imapd23
SHA256 (cyrus-imapd-2.3.20.tar.gz) = 6705da9d49bb81ee7a8d1388c99422e674d01cc07604d32a96e884a55d593db6
SIZE (cyrus-imapd-2.3.20.tar.gz) = 2303302
SHA256 (cyrus-imapd-2.3.16-autocreate-0.10-0.diff) = a373c9d4e3b35c8ecbd4ad7806cf50196525c3c1a32c35bc18d7b6c449bd57e3
SIZE (cyrus-imapd-2.3.16-autocreate-0.10-0.diff) = 86056
SHA256 (cyrus-imapd-2.3.16-autosieve-0.6.0.diff) = b50acaf0595e320ac89fdd15b375b7e051009ebbe839c461bbb2b2a7006c23c5
SIZE (cyrus-imapd-2.3.16-autosieve-0.6.0.diff) = 7920
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
===> The following configuration options are available for cyrus-imapd23-2.3.20_2:
AUTOCREATE=off: Use autocreate INBOX patch (UoA)
AUTOSIEVE=off: Use autosievefolder patch (UoA)
BDB=on: Berkeley DB support
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
DRAC=off: Enable DRAC support
EXAMPLES=on: Build and/or install examples
IDLED=off: Enable IMAP idled support
LDAP_PTLOADER=off: Enable LDAP ptloader
LISTEXT=off: Enable IMAP List extensions
MURDER=off: Enable IMAP Murder support
MYSQL=off: MySQL database support
NETSCAPEHACK=off: Enable X-NETSCAPE extensions
NNTP=off: Enable NNTP support
PGSQL=off: Enable PostgreSQL backend (experimental)
REPLICATION=off: Enable replication
SNMP_5=off: Enable SNMP support
SQLITE=off: Enable SQLite backend (experimental)
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
cpe perl5 ssl bdb
Number of commits found: 125 (showing only 100 on this page)
1 | 2 »
cyrus-imapd should start after saslauthd
Submitted by: ohauer
add reload to init script
Submitted by: Johan Bergstrom <bugs [...] bergstroem.nu>
Convert to USES=autoreconf.
- Update WWW
Approved by: portmgr blanket
Update to 2.3.20.
Remove all USE_OPENSSL occurrences.
Sponsored by: Absolight
Add Cyrus IMAP 3.0 series.
Now, it is the third release candidate from the Cyrus IMAP 3.0 series:
As a release candidate, it is considered near-stable for production
usage. Interfaces, APIs, features, etc are not likely to change
between now and the full release.
${RM} already has -f.
Submitted by: mat
Exp-run by: antoine
Sponsored by: Absolight
Rename all files containing a : in their filename.
While there, run make makepatch on affected ports, and rename patches
Sponsored by: Absolight
- Fix trailing whitespace in pkg-descrs, categories [g-n]*
Approved by: portmgr blanket
Use USES=bdb and USES=mysql.
Remove USE_SQLITE from bsd.databases.mk, replaced by USES=sqlite.
While there replace USE_SQLITE=x by USES=sqlite:x.
Submitted by: mat
Exp-run by: antoine
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D5951
Remove needless MURDER_CFLAGS since r38220.
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories m, n, o, and p.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Fix build on 9.
Pointy hat on: ume
Sponsored by: Absolight
- Don't install garbage into DOCSDIR.
- Rework handling of conf files.
Install cyrus.conf and imapd.conf even when
EXAMPLES is off.
Spotted by: Karl Pielorz <kpielorz_lst__at__tdx.co.uk>
Fix usage of ${PERL5}.
${PERL5} points to a specific version of perl, say, perl5.22.1, it is
fine to use it in a ports Makefile to do Perly things, but ports using
it must use ${PERL}, that points to /usr/local/bin/perl so that if the
minor version is updated, the shebang keep working.
While there, make some ports use shebangfix, regen a few patches, and
bump PORTREVISION where a shebang went from PERL5 to PERL.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Remove trailing whitespace from Makefiles, M-X.
Make it so that the default Perl is always called perl5.
- Move Perl's man1 files along with its man3 files.
- Move where Perl installs its modules man1 pages.
- Convert the ports installing man1 pages.
- Make different Perl versions installable at the same time.
Though you should note that only the default version can be used to
install Perl modules, and the non default Perl versions cannot use the
modules installed via ports if they contain .so as they are installed
in a version specific directory.
Reviewed by: bapt (the Mk bits)
Exp-run by: antoine
Sponsored by: Absolight
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3542
Put back man pages definitions in the Makefile.
Requested by: maintainer
Sponsored by: Absolight
Cleanup and modernization of mail/cyrus-imapd2*.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update to 2.3.19.
Drop @dirrm* from plist.
Add CPE information.
Remove OSVERSION checks that do not make sense any more.
For example (${OSVERSION} >= 900000 && ${OSVERSION} < 900021) is always true,
as is (${OSVERSION} > 900002 || ${OSVERSION} < 900000 && ${OSVERSION} > 800107).
Regarding patches, when an EXTRA_PATCHES is no longer needed, I remove it, when
it is always needed, I renamed it, in one case, I merged two patches.
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D2209
mail category: Remove $PTHREAD_LIBS
Note: The following ports did not pass check-plist (CP) or stage-qa (QA)
tests. The sendmail port has many problems, but this was already known
by myself as I fixed it properly on DPorts last week. It's a forward
action to submit a PR against mail/sendmail.
* antivirus-milter (CP)
* dk-milter (CP)
* milter-regex (CP)
* sendmail (CP, QA)
approved by: PTHREAD blanket
Fix build with clang when SNMP option is enabled.
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18.
Before, we had:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18
site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3
Now we have:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl
site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3
Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
Switch to USES=pgsql
Fix .packlist
Berkeley DB cleanup, remove versions 4.0 ... 4.7.
- Mk/bsd.database.mk rewrite, new default to db5.
- db6 is eligible by default only if installed on the system.
- Bump PORTREVISION of all ports that directly depend on BerkeleyDB or
where USE_BDB is found in the port's directory
- Patch a few ports such that they will pick up or work with newer
- Add UPDATING entry
- Drive-by format fix for pks
- Drop BerkeleyDB option from mail/popular for now, requires more work.
- Exp-run logs linked from the PR below.
- Ports that do not build (IGNORE, BROKEN, etc.) have pro-forma changes
for new Berkeley DB, but are untested.
NOTE: please read UPDATING and the Wiki page before proceeding!
Announcement: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-ports-announce/2014-August/000090.html
Wiki reference: https://wiki.freebsd.org/Ports/BerkeleyDBCleanup
Approved by: portmgr (implicit, PORTREVISION bump on unstaged ports)
Rename all patches that contain '::' as a path separator, and use
'__' instead.
- Convert to USES=libtool and bump dependent ports
- Avoid USE_AUTOTOOLS
- Don't use PTHREAD_LIBS
- Use MAKE_CMD
- Drop :keepla
- Add INSTALL_TARGET=install-strip
databases/libgda4* databases/libgda5*:
- Convert to USES=libtool and bump dependent ports
- USES=tar:xz
- Use INSTALL_TARGET=install-strip
- Use @sample
Add DOCS to OPTIONS_DEFINE to ports that check for PORT_OPTIONS:MDOCS.
Bump more ports that depend on libsqlite3.so:
- ports that set USE_SQLITE with the *_USE option helper
- ports that depend on libsqlite3 indirectly as reported by pkg rquery
Approved by: portmgr (implicit)
Support LIBS like LDFLAGS.
- Add LIBS="${LIBS}" to MAKE_ENV and CONFIGURE_ENV.
- Add an option helper for LIBS.
- Adjust all ports that already use LIBS. Also remove references to
PTHREAD_CFLAGS and PTHREAD_LIBS while here.
- Some ports did not support having a LIBS environment variable and
required additional patches.
Somewhat simplified a linker command line looks like:
${CC} ${src_LDFLAGS} ${LDFLAGS} ${src_LIBS} ${LIBS}
where src_LDFLAGS and src_LIBS are controlled by upstream and LDFLAGS and
LIBS can be controlled by us. If possible -L and -l flags need to be
Remove all the bootstrap files (.bs) from the plists.
Starting with perl 5.20, they're not installed any more if empty,
and on FreeBSD, they're (always ?) empty.
Submitted by: mat
Exp-Run by: antoine
Sponsored by: Absolight
Install the manpages of HTML version which were no longer installed
accidentally at the time of stagefy.
Update LICENSE.
use modern OPTIONS helper.
avoid package name collisions.
Spotted by: bapt
- enable stage.
- use new LIB_DEPENDS format.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- convert to the new perl5 framework
- convert USE_GMAKE to Uses
Approved by: portmgr (bapt@, blanket)
Add Cyrus man pages to manpath.
PR: ports/180362
- lang/perl5.12 upgrade to 5.12.5
- lang/perl5.14 upgrade to 5.14.4
- lang/perl5.16 upgrade to 5.16.3
- Global modify SITE_PERL[1][2]
[1] - See more info:
[2] - Fix for mail/cyrus-imapd* - Approved by portmrg(bapt@)
Please, see ports/UPDATING for upgrade procedure.
Reviewed by: bapt@ (exp-run), culot@
Update PCRE to 8.32
Introduces the UTF-32 library pcre32
Bump PORTREVISION in dependent ports
Update cyrus-sasl2 to 2.1.26.
This bumps shlib version of libsasl2.
Move the rc.d scripts of the form *.sh.in to *.in
Where necessary add $FreeBSD$ to the file
No PORTREVISION bump necessary because this is a no-op
- Remove SITE_PERL from *_DEPENDS
Approved by: portmgr@ (bapt@)
Convert to use new OPTIONS framework.
Bump pcre library dependency due to 8.30 update
In the rc.d scripts, change assignments to rcvar to use the
literal name_enable wherever possible, and ${name}_enable
when it's not, to prepare for the demise of set_rcvar().
In cases where I had to hand-edit unusual instances also
modify formatting slightly to be more uniform (and in
some cases, correct). This includes adding some $FreeBSD$
tags, and most importantly moving rcvar= to right after
name= so it's clear that one is derived from the other.
Make it buildable with clang.
Update to 2.3.18.
- Add LDFLAGS to CONFIGURE_ENV and MAKE_ENV (as it was done with LDFLAGS)
- Fix all ports that add {CPP,LD}FLAGS to *_ENV to modify flags instead
Submitted by: myself
Exp-runs by: pav
Approved by: pav
Specify the version number explicitly in the file name of
the 3rd party's auto* patches, sigh.
Update to 2.3.17.
- Chase net-snmp shlib version bump.
- remove MD5
Make it buildable with perl 5.14.0. Perl 5.14.0 doesn't define
sv_undef, sv_yes nor sv_no, anymore.
Sync to new bsd.autotools.mk
Use PCRE explicitly. If PCRE was installed, the header of PCRE was
picked upped. However, since there was bash-ism in the configure
script, libpcre was not linked, correctly. As the result, the regex
in our libc was used, but the header of PCRE was referred.
Punt autoconf267->autoconf268
Add optional UoA patches:
- Autocreate INBOX patch
- Autosievefolder patch
PR: ports/150719
Approved by: maintainer (timeout)
Autotools update. Read ports/UPDATING 20100915 for details.
Approved by: portmgr (for Mk/bsd.port.mk part)
Tested by: Multiple -exp runs
- Chase net-snmp shlib bump
Make it buildable with db50.
Fix build with enabling DRAC on FreeBSD 7.X and earlier.
Submitted by: kuriyama
Begin the process of deprecating sysutils/rc_subr by
s#. %%RC_SUBR%%#. /etc/rc.subr#
- Revert post-build: target because there are patch-*::Makefile.PL
files for same purpose (but supported only old ExtUtils::MakaMaker,
I updated them to work with 5.10.1 in previous commit).
Discussed with: skv
- Unbreak with perl5.10.
Approved by: ume
Do not update "perllocal.pod" (to make Tinderbox happy).
Approved by: pav (implicit)
Fix build with MySQL option is enabled.
Submitted by: Jonathan Frazier <jfrazier__at__purpleheartservices.com>
The patch to configure.in is required only when WITH_DRAC=YES and
FreeBSD 8.X and later.
Update to 2.3.16.
- Remove support for ucd-snmp4 in ports, that also support net-snmp5.
(ucd-snmp4 port is past expiration date)
- Mark MAKE_JOBS_UNSAFE
Reported by: pointyhat
Update to 2.3.15.
Security: Potential buffer overflow in Sieve
Fix buffer size calculations for sieve actions_string
Submitted by: Bron Gondwana <brong__at__fastmail.fm>
Obtained from: Project Cyrus
Fix a few "bad example" problems in the rc.d scripts that have been
propogated by copy and paste.
1. Primarily the "empty variable" default assignment, which is mostly
${name}_flags="", but fix a few others as well.
2. Where they are not already documented, add the existence of the _flags
(or other deleted empties) option to the comments, and in some cases add
comments from scratch.
3. Replace things that look like:
to just use %%PREFIX%%. In many cases the $prefix variable is only used
once, and in some cases it is not used at all.
4. In a few cases remove ${name}_flags from command_args
5. Remove a long-stale comment about putting the port's rc.d script in
/etc/rc.d (which is no longer necessary).
No PORTREVISION bumps because all of these changes are noops.
Remove dependency to p5-Pod-Parser and p5-File-Temp.
Update to 2.3.14.
- Remove conditional checks for FreeBSD 5.x and older
Update to 2.3.13.
Fix build on -CURRENT due to library shuffle.
Approved by: garga (mentor), maintainer timeout (2 weeks)
Conversion from (now defunct) autoconf-2.61 to autoconf-2.62
Tested by: exp build run (erwin)
- Mark BROKEN after recent kerberos import
The tarball was rerolled with actual fix for imapd.conf parsing
Update to 2.3.12p2.
The memory corruption problem was not fixed in 2.3.12p1, actually.
It should be fixed now.
Update to 2.3.12p1.
The only change from 2.3.12 is a patch to fix a memory corruption
in the imapd.conf parsing code which could cause segfaults on
certain platforms.
Add the statuscache_db option to imapd.conf. If WITHOUT_BDB is set,
this will need to be set to skiplist else messages such as the
following will result:
"Fatal error: cyrusdb backend berkeley-nosync not supported"
This patch just makes it a bit easier to find.
PR: ports/122995
Submitted by: scf
Update to 2.3.12.
Chase shlib version bump of net-snmp.
Update to 2.3.11.
Switch autoconf dependencies from 2.53 or 2.59 to 2.61.
PR: ports/116639
Submitted by: aDe
Welcome bsd.perl.mk. Add support for constructs such as USE_PERL5=5.8.0+.
Drop support for antique perl.
Work done by: gabor
Sponsored by: Google Summer of Code 2007
Hat: portmgr
Update to 2.3.9.
Upgrading from 2.3.8
* The default value of the allowplaintext option has been changed to
disabled (0). If you need to allow cleartext passwords on the wire,
then you will have to explicitly enable the allowplaintext option
in imapd.conf.
Add an option to not use Berkeley DB.
PR: ports/101383
Submitted by: Sean Farley <sean-freebsd__at__farley.org>
Servers and bandwidth provided byNew York Internet, SuperNews, and RootBSD
14 vulnerabilities affecting 116 ports have been reported in the past 14 days
* - modified, not new
All vulnerabilities
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CHICAGO — Kosher wine used to be thick, sticky sweet and made strictly from the Concord grape. Today, consumers of kosher wines can select from several types of wine produced in various regions around the world.
What happened?
America has become more wine savvy, for one thing. And part of that sophistication is a familiarity with fine table-wine grapes and their varietal names. Why shouldn't chardonnay or cabernet sauvignon grapes be used for kosher wine, asked winemakers and consumers alike. Why should Concord grapes, best left for juice only, be used? The demand created a new market for kosher wine made from fine table-wine grapes.


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Maybe our alarm at the last installment of "The Lloyd Servant Show" were premature? Does Laura have some unexpected immunity to the Hypnotic Glasses? Or is there some unusual delayed effect? Some type of slow brainwashing happening?!? Her reaction does seem to be unexpected!
Posts this week may be fewer than in past weeks. I am relying on cellular data to post, and keeping a good signal has been a challenge since last week. This is also preventing me from reading reading and commenting on what you have to share as well. There may be tower issues here? Or my technology may be just a little out-of-date? Anyway, just wanted you readers to know posting and reading are both challenges right now. Thanks.


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We've been here over a month, and so much has happened already. Let me explain…
Firstly, it was amazing to see my husband (DN) interacting with our daughter for the first few times. He was full of wonder, not sure the right thing to do, but they instantly clicked. She recognized him from our video conversations! As had happened with me, some things came instinctively to him, and some things he has learned along the way. Parenthood is beautiful and challenging, and I'm glad to see him blossoming in this new role of his.
My brother Nicholas traveled to India with me and Baby N, helping all along the way! He was the pack mule, the gofer, and the sense of humor or helping hand when I needed it most. He got to see a lot of attractions in Delhi, the Taj Mahal, Orchha, and a quick tour of Jhansi. I'm glad he was able to meet DN and our family here in India. (Thanks Nick, for stepping out of your comfort zone to help me! I couldn't have done it without you!)
Baby N was sick when we left the U.S., with RSV. When we arrived, she became dehydrated, and has been a battle to keep her hydrated ever since. Especially since I am dehydrated myself. We had a routine of giving her ORS powder mixed with water, which helped a lot, and now we give her water throughout the day. There's no other way to keep her hydrated in this heat, we have tried. We are planning to get an AC in the next few days.
As a foreigner, living in a joint family has been challenging. As it has been before, and I knew it would be again. I certainly knew it wouldn't be easy, but it's what we have to do right now. On the positive side, it's fantastic for Baby N. She gets lots of love and attention from her grandparents and aunts and uncles, as well as lots of playtime with her cousins.
In (hopefully) a few days, our apartment on the first floor will be ready. We'll have our own space… Our own bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, and living space.
I will write about my experiences and feelings about living in this joint family in the next few days.
Until then, be well.


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Intro to Pool Buying
Let's talk about the process and view the swimming pool gallery…
Thinking about building an in ground pool in your backyard? Ready to make your dreams a reality?
Your backyard swimming pool is about making memories with family friends. It's about improving your quality of life. When you're ready to get started, we'll meet with you and discuss your needs. We'll work together to create a pool that is uniquely yours and fits your lifestyle.
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Coach's new Spring 2018 campaign, featuring Selena Gomez, has launched.
Embodying the optimism and authenticity of the 'real' Coach girl, the stunning campaign images picture Gomez in New York City with key bags from the Spring 2018 collection.
The featured bag, Parker, is a new silhouette for the brand with handles that convert to a shoulder strap, crafted in quilted nappa leather and with bolds colourblocking and rivets for a graphic touch.
Visit Coach at Shop 24-26, Ground Level.
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My new nephew, babytoo, was born early Saturday morning at home. Nine pounds, five ounces, which I'm told is a very big baby. As if I know anything about babies. Other than, of course, he's cute as all shit and makes these high-pitched squeeky noises that make me mistake him for one of the cats a couple times a day.
I won't go into detail about th birth, partially because I don't know shit about birth and partially because, well, this isn't a mommy blog.
When I got the phone call to come home because Sister's water had broken, my first thought was, "already?" It seems like just yesterday she was getting married and finding out she was pregnant, which incidentally happened on the same day. That was in late February, for those too lazy to do the math.
It certainly seemed like not that long ago. In fact, the whole past year has been a blur to me, the passage of time only recently coming to my attention with the changing of the seasons. Fall and winter have always been hard for me, because they're filled with family-ish holidays, and while it could be a lot worse, I'm not exactly close with mine. We're working on it. But last time this year, I was beside myself with happiness that M.'s family was so welcoming to me, and I was thinking about marriage and about starting a family of my own in a few years.
I think I sunk into myself for the past year. I didn't really notice it go by, despite having had some of the worst and plenty of the best times of my life. I've been emotionally hibernating, so to speak, not seeing what's going on around me.
But lots has been going on. There's been a new life growing right before my eyes. I was in my room trying to stay out of the way at 1:47 a.m. Saturday morning when I heard Sister's cries get louder and louder, then peak as they were joined by the high-pitched, righteously pissed-off squall of a newborn suddenly realising that it's fucking cold out here and could I get some boob already?! As Matteo screamed his first scream of what I'm sure will be many, I felt myself quite violently snapped back to the present, to this time, and to this place, where I've found myself.
Shit. It's nearly been a year. And, in the context of new lives, my little woes seem pretty, well, little. I've missed a lot, between trying to get on my feet and trying to sort out my whole life rightthisinstant, and I've been too hard on myself, and I've failed to live in the moment.
I feel like I'm waking up. It's a strange feeling to have while winter is approaching and the rest of the world is going to sleep. But I'm looking around and living right now, remembering to breathe in, breathe out, breathe in.
Monday, October 13, 2008
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I agree. In fact it is a big turn-on for me/us.
One of our naughty activities is that on a warm moonless summer night once the kids are in bed and it's late and the neighborhood is quiet we go outside and spread a blanket in the middle of the lawn and have a quick screw. It's just dangerous enough to make it very very exciting. We live in the burbs and if one were to look at the yard in daylight the idea of screwing there would be nuts. But when it's dark and rare for anybody to be walking around the sidewalk or streets it's a very erotic thing to do. And heck it's right in our backyard. My land, My wife. Heck it's a free country and "I are a mountain man damn it!"
I would hate to become too comfortable with nudity. We like certain things to feel naughty.


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I want to live in on St Michael's Mount.
During our holiday in Cornwall last month, we decided to take a trip to Marazion to have a wander around the town and mooch about in the shops. When we arrived, the tide was really far out, and in seeing St Michael's Mount we spontaneously decided to go over to the island. Oh my it was beautiful! For those of you who have never heard of it, St Michael's Mount is a small tidal island linked to the town of Marazion via a man-made cobbled causeway. This causeway becomes acessible during low-mid tide, which is what allowed us to be able to walk across to the Mount. The small island has a Castle at the top, a Chapel, and a few houses dotted around, all of which I believe is now managed by the National Trust. You can follow the pathways laid out for tourists all the way round the island and up to the castle, however, due to time restraints we only had a brief look around the forefront of the island where there are gift shops, and a small museum. Having visited once, though, I am eager to return and explore the rest of the island.
Marazion is also a place I look forward to going back to, as it had a lovely atmosphere, with many traditionally Cornish craft shops, and lots of cute cafes. We made a particularly good discovery of a restaurant called the 'Godolphin' which did the most amazing Gluten Free chips, and had a beautiful view of Mount's Bay. We enjoyed our stop there on the first trip so much that we went back again on one of our final evenings in Cornwall, and there was something really special about walking across Mount's Bay at dusk.
I felt so at peace in Cornwall, and can't really understand how it's been a month since I returned to working life in London?!