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What Is "ETF Sector Plus Strategy"?
The ETF Sector Plus Strategy is a 100% quantitatively managed trading model. It provides a simple, diversified sector rotation trading strategy based on quantitative analysis model of trends within 21 intelligently selected ETF's. This system provides conservative to aggressive portfolios that require only minutes per week to manage and have out-performed the market by 3 to 9 times since 2007!
The ETF Sector Plus Strategy's superior outperformance is a result of its ability to actively select trades from a diverse group of ETFs which will individually outperform the general market during various phases of the economic liquidity cycle and commonly accepted business cycle. Performance is also enhanced by the fact that it holds a concentrated portfolio of only 3 positions at any one time.
The ETF Sector Plus Strategy only requires a few minutes a week to follow because it holds a maximum of 3 positions at one time. All trades can be managed with orders that can be placed before the markets open. When the ETF Sector Plus Strategy generates an entry or an exit signal you will receive a trade alert via SMS message and an email the evening before you'll need to place the order to be executed the following day on the open.


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Thank you for your interest in the Know Your Worth event.
Don't leave money on the table. Join us for a salary negotiation workshop with a discussion on navigating the workplace in the #MeToo era.
This AAUW Start Smart program for college students is a FREE - salary negotiation workshop to help participants gain the skills and confidence they need to successfully negotiate a salary and benefits package.
Following the workshop there will be a moderated panel of local community leaders having discussions about navigating the workplace in the current environment of the #MeToo era.
Panelists:Felice Schulaner: A former executive at Coach, the handbag maker. A graduate of New College. A donor to many causes, she’s particularly focused on “women’s empowerment issues. It’s important to give back and help the next generation come along.” She’s now chairman of the New College Foundation, which raises money for the school.
Dr. George Schofield: As an entrepreneur, consultant, author and public speaker he works with businesses and individuals to develop the strategies needed to thrive in an environment of constant change.
This event will take place in the Ringling College of Art and Design - Alfred Goldstein Library #16 on map. Public parking is located on the corner of US 41 and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Way.

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We have always considered ourselves more carnivores than herbivores here at We Ate That. However, we have been making the adult change and started to incorporate more salads into our meals. We have never been big fans of traditional lettuce and for a time the only green leafs that we would eat was baby spinach.
After trying a few other greens we identified Arugula as our favorite salad leaf. It has a nice peppery flavor and works well with numerous vinaigrettes. We especially like how well it works with fruit. Our current salad trend as you may have noticed is eating salads that include fruit. We feel that it helps the greens go down and makes eating salad more enjoyable. As a result we have been looking for new salad recipes and found one that combine both Arugula and fruit, it is a cantaloupe, red onion and walnut salad.
To make the vinaigrette, combine the orange juice, lemon juice, and raspberry vinegar in a small bowl.
Slowly add the olive oil, whisking constantly until the mixture is smooth.
To make the salad, combine the cantaloupe, red onion, arugula, and 1/2 cup of the walnuts in a large salad bowl.
Garnish with the remaining walnuts.
This salad has little bit of everything in it. The Arugula provides a nice strong pepper flavor, which is nice compared to tasteless traditional salad greens. The cantaloupe adds an intensely sweet flavor that works well inconjunction with the Arugula. The red onions provide a level a crunch to this dish as well as a bit of spice. Then the salad is finished off with toasted walnuts, that like the onions add a nice crunch. Everything comes together with the orange vinaigrette which is full of great citrus flavors thanks to the freshly squeezed orange and lemon juice. The vinegar also provides another depth of flavor to the vinaigrette. This salad is sophisticated enough to impress those with a refined palate and is still accessible to even the pickiest of eaters. You may even get your kids to eat some.
This salad is a Should Eat, it is a great salad for those people just dipping their toes in the salad arena. It is a light salad that would be the perfect start to any summer dinner on the porch. This salad should please all members of the family and is worth making, especially right now when cantaloupe is at its height of ripeness.

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text: A native of Detroit, Jerry Witt moved to Los Angeles to pursue his filmmaking goals. After working behind the scenes, he decided to try his hand as a performer. He is currently on the Westside Comedy Theater’s House Alley Team “Pucker.” Additionally he performs twice a month with his improv team “Room 604” at Rocket Science in Westwood.

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Bill Berglund achieves diverse solutions to complex legal problems for pharmaceutical, medical device, and other product manufacturers in federal and state court litigation nationwide.
Bill also represents and counsels hospitals, individual health care providers, and other regulated businesses with respect to medical privacy and data security issues and federal and state law compliance.
Bill is well-versed in defending a wide variety of class actions, including consumer and product liability claims. He also has extensive experience managing client matters through federal multidistrict litigation (MDL), including the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation. He has led teams of lawyers and support staff drafting complex legal briefs, taking and defending depositions, and developing expert witnesses covering medicine, science, FDA/regulatory, product design, and manufacturing issues.
Before becoming a lawyer, Bill was a Teach For America corps member and special education teacher at a high school near New Orleans, Louisiana, and remains passionate about helping children gain access to better education. Following law school, Bill was Law Clerk to the Honorable Carl J. Barbier, United States District Court, Eastern District of Louisiana.
Bill and his wife Ellen reside in Shaker Heights. In his spare time, Bill enjoys running, baseball, and chasing after his four sons.

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When is a better time to celebrate but in winter? Yesterday at Etoile Boutique fashion blogger Nadya Hasan and Lisa Strannesen both collaborated to style models and showcase different outifts in the store. Spotted designer pieces from Valentino to Roksanda Ilincic, which were utterly beautiful! Simple to say, the event was glamorous with hint of fierce.
We love: Sass & Bide!
“Life is too short to wear boring clothes”. Indeed, it is! Designer Sarah Jane-Clark and Jane Middleton defy all the odds with their free-spirited Spring 2013 collection, which boasts of metallic mini-dresses and printed pants! Sass and Bide been worn by the likes of Madonna and Sarah Jessica Parker. Certainly, it would be hard not to notice the artistic flair!
This iconic lady, who also happens to be Tank magazine’s fashion director, has been under our fashion radar lately! Issa is the epitome of multi-cultural, being born to a Chinese mother, and a Lebanese/Iranian father, also raised in Montreal. She picks her outfits depending on how her day is planned out. “A dinner means an outfit that can work day-to-evening, a day of running around means comfortable (but fashionable) shoes, and so on,” she tells The Telegraph (Fashion). What’s not to love about her statement outfits and indescribable beauty?
As you all know, Michael Kors is considered to be one of the top American designers for classic womanswear, and is famous in the region for his chic totes. On Monday the 19th of November the Michael Kors’ Spring/Summer 2013 collection preview event was held at Al Barari, The Farm and hosted by the fabulous Mona Kattan! Designers and bloggers alike attended the preview to have a look at the much anticipated collection, which includes sixties-like dresses, stripes, prints, A-line skirts and LOTS of colors! One thing confirmed, the collection follows Spring/Summer 2013’s main trend: Pop-art!
A team consisting of Emirati youth? Check. A magazine that writes about everything going on in the Gulf? Check. It seems like Emirates Diaries has got it all covered!
Founded by Maryam Al Mansoori and Mohammad Al Banna, Emirates Diaries is simply what you could call “Youth for the youth”. The magazine includes articles on initiatives such as Think-Up GCC, Ebda3 GCC and also artists such as Rashid Hussein and Khawla Al Marri. Our favorite piece of the magazine “obviously” would be the fashion and beauty section where we were featured! To promote their very first issue, Emirates Diaries hosted a launch at Zayed University on Saturday the 17th of November and made it a public event. Of course, members of our team attended to witness the success of our friends! The schedule consisted of the activities that will be taking place during the event which included action painting and talks. Starting off with a motivational speech from Ali Al Suloom of Ask Ali, the event seemed to go quite smoothly. They featured an artist drawing the magazine’s logo in action, which dazzled the bewildered onlookers. Then each of the founders talked about how the journey was for them and what difficulties each of them faced. After they spoke the founders answered any questions asked by people from the audience. Throughout the event one could play a game of chess against Jamila Al Ahli or get a drink at the Guarana stand, which made it more fun! Later young author Dubai Abulhoul spoke about pursuing dreams, which was very inspirational. In the end, the host wrapped up the event with a thank you speech to all the members, contributors and sponsors. Just reading the magazine, you could say that all their hard work paid off!
Houndstooth is making a spectacular comeback for winter 2013 and the trend can be worn in so many different ways. So swap whatever your wearing for this fabulous checkered black and white pattern!
Fact: You can never wear too much houndstooth!
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Just What The Doctor Ordered? - Scott Erven Derbycon 2014 (Hacking Illustrated Series InfoSec Tutorial Videos) Just What The Doctor Ordered?
You have heard the stories of security researchers delivering lethal doses of insulin to a pump, or delivering a lethal shock to a vulnerable defibrillator. But what is the reality of the medical device industry across the enterprise? Join me for an in-depth presentation about a two-year research project encompassing medical devices across all modalities inside today's healthcare landscape. Think they are firewalled off? Well think again. Scarier yet, many remain Internet facing. This discussion will also highlight the fallout from security standards not being a requirement for medical device manufacturers, and my experience in identifying and reporting vulnerabilities. We are working towards a future where cyber security issues in medical devices are a thing of the past. We will discuss the recent success and traction we have gained with healthcare organizations, federal agencies and device manufacturers in addressing these security issues. The train is now moving, so please join me to find out how you can get involved and make a difference by ensuring research is focused on patient safety and human life for the public good.

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Family Secrets? Yes, they are often hidden behind UNEXPLAINED behavior, such as unexplained anger, depression or anxiety.
The method I use is very helpful to reveal quickly where the problems are hidden or emanating from. Often we discover hidden dynamics, that no one was aware of and are bothering your child. That can cause unwanted behavior that is not understood. Some other revelations lead to traumatic experiences that we, our parents, our grand parents or other family members in the past have gone through.
As clinical psychology science shows: unhealed traumas can reverberate through generations. The information obtained by revealing those entanglments, can be life changing, for the child, the parent en the family.
Ella is 8-years-old. At age 4, while being very extrovert, she suddenly decided not to talk anymore to anyone outside of her family but not to teachers , strangers and friends. She did not answer any questions. Her parents had tried all possible solutions. Ella came to me for a session after 4 years of maintaining this behavior. The constellation showed that her grandfather L. was 4-years-old when he moved from America to Haiti with his parents, who were medical professionals. He was left in the hands of helpers who didn’t speak English, and L. didn’t speak French. While his parents were traveling in the country, L. was physically punished by the helpers for not obeying them. L. married in his twenties and had a son, M. When M was 4-years-old, his parents divorced. L said to his son M, “Don’t call me dad anymore, I am not your dad from now on.” M’s daughter is Ella. The constellation revealed inherited trauma: Grandfather L experienced the trauma of abandonment and a language barrier (“can’t speak”). His son M experienced abandonment and disconnection. His granddaughter, Ella, carried the trauma of non-expression, not being heard, and not able to speak. It looks as if the shock of the experiences of her grandfather silenced Ella. Resolution: After two private sessions with constellation work, Ella now speaks more freely and answers questions 80% of the time.
Gary is 18 years of age. He doesn’t want to go to school, sleeps during the day, only wants to smoke pot, and has no desire or passion for the opportunities in life. His recent outbursts of anger, a new behavior, are an area of concern for the parents. Only a year ago, he was a totally different person. An on-line session with his mom made it clear that Gary was carrying the traumas of his grandfather, who was sent to war at a young age. He came back from war a different person, angry and violent with his kids, and never received any help for his presumed PTSD. The grandfather died over a year ago. Gary carried what belonged to his grandfather, without being aware. Two sessions made a difference and today he is attending college.
Ann has two daughters, Lily aged 9 and Sophie aged 16. From birth, Sophie behaved distant and aloof towards her mother, and showed no affection. Lily was the opposite. When Sophie was 3-years-old, Ann visited a psychiatrist for help. Other than medication, and blaming the mother, not much help was provided. Setting up a family constellation revealed that Sophie’s father was married when he had an affair with her mother. In that marriage were 2 young daughters. One of them was very angry at her father, for abandoning them, and for hurting their mother. Sophie took on this anger from the first wife and one of her daughters. She resented her own mother subconsciously, who was the cause for the break up with the first family. Resolution: Sophie had subconsciously taken on anger and identified with her father’s wife and daughter. Given her the rightful place in the family, without entanglements, the anger and traumas were totally released, and the relationship between Ann and Sophie improved significantly.
Eitan’s dad passed when he was 5 years old. A few years later, the mother’s boyfriend who became a father figure to her 2 boys, was completely rejected by Eitan. It gave a lot of stress at home.
A group constellation with the then 7 year old boy and 8 adults (strangers for Eitan) learned that when Eitan “received permission” from his deceived father he felt free to embrace and allow the new partner of his mother in his heart. The special process in the constellation made visible and possible what just by speaking alone didn’t work. Several years later, they are still enjoying each others company.
The footprint method used in private sessions.
With his grandmother, 9 year old Jimmy came for a session to my office. I was the last therapist to try before they would put Jimmy on medication for ADHD and hyperactivity.
Grandma was the caretaker for Jimmy and his sister because their parents were divorced and unable to take care of their children. Grandma spoke very negatively about her ex-daughter in law. “She‘s a horrible mother, a drug addict. She’s not even paying child-support.” Jimmy looked away while she spoke. For me the task was to elicit some empathy from grandmother for Jimmy’s mother, who was seemingly immersed in her own problems. Being addicted to drugs never occurs because of happy reasons.
Grandma was not open to hear any other vision than her own.
I asked Jimmy to “map his family” with colored footprints he would choose from, and to put them in the open space on the floor that we call “the field”. Spontaneously he put the footprints wherever he felt like. He chose a pair of footprints for himself, his mother, father, sister and grand- parents. We added the dog too.
I asked Jimmy to put shapes that are representing feelings next to the footprints where ever he would feel comfortable. Those feelings would then be seen as belonging to the footprints of that person.
Jimmy put next to everyone “love” but not for himself. He put “sadness” to his mother’s footprints and also to his own. He put “anger” next to his father’s prints.
The mapping shows the inner picture of how Jimmy perceives his family and ultimately his world. He was obviously feeling lonely, disconnected from his parents, but supported by grandparents, and had no love for himself (!).
The way he positioned his own feet showed a deep longing for his mother. It became clear how he was connected to his mother, which was with sadness and pain. He peeked from the corners of his eyes to his grandmother, almost afraid of what she would think from all this and he saw that she was tearing up.
This picture made her realize that it is detrimental for the boy when she speaks negatively about his mother. His feelings need to be respected. Even a troubled mother wants to be loved by the child, and deserves respect for wherever and whatever she is going through. Most importantly, regardless of the situation, the child will love his mother. The child needs to have positive feelings about his parents. which can be very difficult and conflicting. Tearing natural family ties apart can cause restlessness and depression.
It is our judging that can hurt others so much. One session seemed to be enough to have Jimmy‘s behavior change. The need for medication was gone.
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It definitely did not seem like it at the time, but being released by Northampton at the age of 14 is the best thing that has happened to Lewis Ludlam.
Playing for one of the most successful clubs in the country and being on a scholarship at the prestigious St Joseph’s College, a bright future lay ahead for the young flanker. But pressure to perform held Ludlam back and Northampton let him go.
Such a set back at that age could have ended his aspirations to become a professional player, but he learnt to love rugby again at school and two years later Saints came back.
Fast forward another two years and Ludlam was the vice-captain of their Premiership winning academy side while making a try-scoring debut with England U18s against France in Dunkirk.
“I used to put a lot of pressure on myself and that held me back massively. I wasn’t performing well and Northampton dropped me,” he told The Rugby Paper.
“So I took two years out where I only played for St Joseph’s and I enjoyed my rugby a lot more. I was looking forward to games on the weekend. I was playing a lot better and two years later Northampton came back and offered me a full-time academy contract.
“The support I had at St Joseph’s was incredible. To be honest I’m not sure I should have kept my scholarship after being dropped but they kept me on. I would never be where I am now without their support.
“I was devastated when Saints let me go but it was a blessing in disguise really because that’s when I progressed the most as a player.
Now out of school, Ludlam is involved full-time with Northampton but he’s making the step up to men’s rugby with Coventry in National League One where he is dual-registered.
Experienced flankers Tom Wood and Phil Dowson have taken him under their wings and the youngster is now looking forward to the international season with England U20s as he hopes to book a place for the Junior World Cup in Italy.
He said: “I’m getting a lot of game time at Coventry which is great and I’m slowly getting used to being in a full-time professional environment at Saints.
“Being a flanker, moving from school rugby to senior rugby is a big step up but I’m lucky to be able to train daily with the likes of Tom and Phil and that helps massively. We often do extras together or I just watch what they do to see what it takes to be at the top.
“When I was at school we trained when we could but being full-time now we train three to four times a week and it’s a lot more physical. But because you train so much you do feel a lot more confident going into games.
“I’ve had to put on a bit of weight too as I went into pre-season at 90kg. I’m 100kg now and there’s a bit more to add to that but it hasn’t slowed me down at all which is great.
“I’m part of the England U20s squad so I’ll be looking to impress during the Six Nations to hopefully make the cut for the Junior World Cup.

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Grab is Southeast Asia’s leading ride-hailing app, solving real-world transportation challenges for millions of people. Grab adopted Tableau Server to centralize millions of rows of customer data and help the business make data-driven decisions around app development and overall user experience. Today, Grab has expanded Tableau licenses across the company, with a 60% increase in their user base in the last six months alone. With Tableau dashboards, the product analytics team can track real-time metrics in different locations, leading to more strategic product launches—and ultimately a “super local” app experience.
Data is a huge asset at Grab. With this huge amount of data, we are able to analyze the travel patterns as well as the preferences, and the likes and dislikes of our customers. And with that, we are able to improve on our products.
Grab has one of the largest data sets in Southeast Asia, collecting millions of rows of GPS location data every few seconds from apps like GrabShare, GrabTaxi, GrabHitch, and more. Previously, data was presented in static spreadsheets and it could take days to extract the data for reporting.
In response, the Data Engineering team integrated its multiple data sources into Tableau Server to create a secure point of access for the entire organization. Grab now has “a single source of truth” from which they can analyze data from different angles and dimensions—allowing for more efficient communication about product features and new business launches.
In the past six months alone, the Tableau user base has grown by 60%. Tableau allows Grab to “focus on humanizing the big data” so that specific teams can get actionable points that matter to them. Teams interact with the data in real time, and business leaders can present ideas based on user data—leading to more strategic decision-making.
In the past six months, the user base has grown 60% and our Tableau Server is actually more stable now in comparison.
With Tableau, you can actually interact with the data set in real time and you are able to analyze and then present it in the way that you want within a few minutes.
Grab provides services in cities across Southeast Asia. To ensure that app features match market culture, the business and product teams collaborate before product releases to discuss what points they should track. From there they can investigate how to launch in different markets.
Tableau dashboards allow Grab to track how different markets will react to certain features, and give them real-time insights into drivers, passengers and match rates for each location. With this information, they can enhance initial product offerings and personalize features for each market based on the culture and need.
For example, before launching GrabShare in a new location, analysts use Tableau to identify the match quality between users and drivers and the average delay in response. Using this data, they realized that the chat feature reduced cancellations between passengers and drivers and that both parties used template messages. This insight helps Grab decide on further app investments to optimize the user experience in multiple markets and improve user retention— ensuring that customers are always given the best option for their travel needs.

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With just one call, you will have the industry’s most knowledgeable contents restoration provider at your service. Skilled Cousino Restoration technicians can clean, sanitize and deodorize most household contents that appear at first to be unrecoverable.
When your home or commercial property has been damaged by a fire, flood, storm, or other disaster, we know that the items inside your property has been damaged as well. At Cousino Restoration, we provide comprehensive contents cleaning solutions to clean and restore your items.
With a focus on restoration over replacement, we can help keep claims lower while protecting precious keepsakes and other items that simply cannot be replaced. With our effective contents cleaning system, we are able to clean, sanitize, and deodorize many household contents that may at first appear to be unrecoverable.
We have invested in the best contents cleaning equipment and technology, and our technicians have extensive training in various contents cleaning methods. You can rest assured that your contents are in the best hands and that we will do whatever we can to clean and restore your salvageable items.
We utilize the Esporta Wash System to effective clean and restore soft goods affected by smoke, soot, water, mold, and mildew. The patented Esporta Wash System combines the use of hydraulic pressure and specialized detergents to effectively clean and restore damaged items.
Cousino Restoration utilizes the latest contents cleaning technology and equipment coupled with the most knowledgeable contents restoration technicians to restore contents from fire, water, or storm damaged property back to pre-loss condition quickly while minimizing liability for all involved parties.

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The number of 911 calls reporting an overdose and patients receiving a dose of naloxone on those ambulance runs decreased significantly last year from the record high totals in 2017, according to figures provided by Louisville Emergency Medical Services.
While these overdose statistics from 2018 are very similar to the level that EMS recorded in 2016, they still far surpass the totals in Louisville as recently as 2015, which was itself a record year in the city at that time for fatal drug overdoses.
Louisville EMS received 6,688 overdose calls via 911 in 2018, which was a 12.6 percent decrease from the number of calls in the previous year.
First responders to those overdose calls last year administered 2,287 patients with naloxone, the drug used to revive the victim who has overdosed on opioids. That total is a 6.8 percent decrease from the 2,454 patients who received naloxone on an overdose call in 2017.
This decrease in overdose runs and naloxone patients is likely to correspond with an even larger decrease in fatal drug overdoses last year, as records from the Jefferson County Coroner’s office through the first three quarters of 2018 showed a nearly 29 percent decline in such deaths compared to the previous year.
The number of patients receiving naloxone in response to overdose calls last year was only slightly higher than what EMS recorded in 2016 but was two and a half times higher than the 908 patients receiving naloxone in 2015. Overdose calls in 2018 were nearly 3 percent lower than the total in 2016 but 44 percent higher than the 4,642 calls recorded in 2015.
The number of patients recorded by EMS who received naloxone in response to an overdose call does not include those who were treated by suburban fire and ambulance services, so the countywide figure is likely larger.
Dr. Sarah Moyer, director of the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness and the city’s chief health strategist, told Insider last month that while it was promising to see fatal and nonfatal overdoses trending downward in 2018, “we still have a lot of work to do,” citing the Fischer administration’s two-year plan to respond to Louisville’s substance use crisis that was released in March.


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Thank you for visiting the new homepage of Yoma Villas Bali. We are happy to present you our brand new villas, located in the quiet and peaceful area of Canggu, only a few minutes away from the world famous Echo Beach – well known among true surfers!
Yoma Villas Bali is a tropical retreat for people, looking for comfort, privacy and beauty, together with up-to-date insider information about what to do and what to see in Bali. The owners of Yoma Villas Bali are a Balinese/German couple who can help you to make your holidays a very personal and unforgettable experience.
Each villa is situated in its own, private garden and disposes of its own pool. It comes with a fully equipped kitchen and a comfortable living and dining area. Comfortable sofas, air condition, flat-screen satellite TV and DVD player are provided in the stylish living area. The elegant and still cozy bedrooms include air condition, fans and exclusive room-in-room mosquito nets as well as private bathrooms.
Yoma Villas Bali is only 1,5 km from the beach, a 20 minute drive from the stylish shopping and dining area Seminyak, a 10 minute drive from the famous Balinese temple Tanah Lot and from the stunning Nirwana Colf Course. The airport Ngura Rai is only 45 minutes away.
Every person in our team including the owners and general manager Suma makes everything to make your stay with us truly unforgettable.
Our villas have high security standard – each villa has its own fence and is locked for night and we have a 24 hour security guard in place.
Everyday, our Balinese girls will cook you breakfast in your villa. Get up late, smell the cooking and coffee and enjoy our care and fresh ingredients.
We will gladly assist you with planning your Balinese adventures. Create route, order transport and arrange everything you need for your trip.
We will provide you the best rate when booking through our website. Get in touch with us today, we are fast in confirming the availability.
We had a wonderful holiday in Bali, Canggu. The villa (Scarlett) is situated in a beautiful spot surrounded by rice paddy fields. I spent a long time researching villas in Canggu and we were certainly not disappointed with our choice. The villa has been decorated to a very high standard and felt just like home the minute we arrived. Suma and Putu cooked a beautiful breakfast for all of us every morning and the Villa was kept amazingly clean for our whole stay. The children spent most of their time in the pool surrounded by an immaculate garden. We were made to feel very welcome by the whole team and they were all so helpful organising a car and the hire of a moped for our whole weeks stay.
There is so much to do and see within easy reach and I would highly recommend hiring a driver to make it easy to get around.
We would definitely come back for another holiday.
We enjoyed our holiday in the Yoma Villas very much. We had a first class service with daily cleaning and laundry services (both included in the price) , so the cleanliness left not up to scratch .
We chose a quiet location to relax and our expectations were met. In the immediate vicinity there are nice beaches and shops. Our villa had three bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room-kitchen, garden and pool.
The friendly and funny Garry, husband of the owner Suparmi is also helpful for any request.
Our short holiday in Bali in the Yoma Villas was a highlight for us and we arrived very relaxed back in Germany.
Thank you and see you hopefully soon!
I was the first customer to stay in the Burgundi house of Yoma Villas back in November 2012. Gerald, the owner, did a great job. The villa I stayed was a very confortable 2 bedroom house, beautifully decorated with a mix of Balnesei and Western style. The villa has everything you need to feel at home, it is fully furnished, everything new and functional. The kitchen is prepared for a chef! Lightning at night is another highlight, beautifully done! The swimming pool is great! A shallow area for either kids play or adult drinks and a deeper one for refreshing dives. We had great family time with son, grandparents and us, all enjoying our own private pool! The staff comes every morning to clean and organize the house. At that time I requested they came when we left the house, which most of the time they did, so when we got back from the beach, house was already clean! This is a very quiet residential area, with lots of rice paddies around where you can witness the day to day activities of typical balinese working on the paddies. At night, there is security, which makes you feel safe! The only problem I had was lack of wifi internet, but the owner promptly got me a modem which worked fine. He told me wifi had already been ordered, so I believe by now this is not a problem anymore. I definitely recommend this villa and plan to stay there in my next trip to beautiful Bali!
I have stayed for two months at Villa Semeru as I need to be in Bali for work – and I must say that the house was first class, but the service was even better. Wonderful Gary is a lovely and entertaining host for the serene spot in the world. Just minutes away from the surfing beach, and from the famous Echo beach, where you can find plenty of restaurants without having to go to the hussle and bussle of Seminyak every day.
Reviewed January 13, 2013 We have much fun a a great and pleasant stay in this villa in Bali.Well equipped and great staff .mr Nyoman Suma is here for you and cares for every thing.cool swimming pool, nice yard and among rice crops.dr Grison.We LOVED that place.
To stay in this villa was absolute luxury!!! The standart of the appointments is very high and realy beautiful!! The staff was realy nice and friendly and the environment is so pretty!! A great place for holiday!!…for the whole family or for a couple….great position to see bali!! Thank you Gerhard and Team, it was amazing!!!! To stay in this villa was absolute luxury!!! The standart of the appointments is very high and realy beautiful!! The staff was realy nice and friendly and the environment is so pretty!! A great place for holiday!!…for the whole family or for a couple….great position to see bali!! Thank you Gerhard and Team, it was amazing!!!
We will say thank you to all of the stuff and specially to Mr Suma for taking care of us at our stay in Yoma Villas Bali.We rent for 10 days Villa Burgundi and we enjoyed the clean big colorful rooms,the beautiful garden and the large pool.Thank for an unforgettable holiday .
I was there with my family for 5 days in January. The villa is new and beautifully designed and a lot of privacy. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. Garry and his team of housekeepers do their best to meet your expectations and requests. They are able to arrange your transportation around Bali. If you are looking for somewhere to rest and relax away from the city and noise, Yoma villa is the place to go.
Stayed at this hotel for 6 days. Everything was perfect! Staff very friendly and helpful. Mr. Suma is above all praise. Villa is beautifully furnished and prepared for family recreation. In the kitchen there is all necessary to prepare, but we enjoyed the Breakfast which for us was prepared local girls. For dinner, you can order food from the restaurant or go somewhere by taxi. The swimming pool is not big,but comfortable and clean. There is free water, free Laundry. The rest was super,we did not want to leave!We had our best ever holidays in this stunning villa located in a quiet area close to all the fancy places and restaurants in Canggu and Eco Beach. The villa was decorated with a lot of charme and with a personal touch from the owners. The staff was very kind and helpful for all additional informations. Congratulations Suparmi !
The Yoma Villas are located in Pererenan in the vicinity of Canggu. The location in the middle of beautiful nature offers a quiet place to relax, many beaches and shops are in the immediate surrounding and can be reached in a few minutes by scooter .
The villas have all been recently built, and some are currently under construction , so a modern flair with love is to see to every detail.
Also, the generous and private garden with nice pool offers beautiful space to relax. The Villa we inhabited had 3 stylishly furnished bedrooms, two exquisite bathrooms with natural stone and warm water and a living room with open kitchen.
The glassfront to the garden can be opened up almost the whole hog and thus creates a cozy athmosphere . Very practical , the integrated water dispenser in the kitchen which has both the hot and cold water is at your disposal and is included in the price. Through the daily cleaning of the premises impeccable cleanliness is guaranteed. The laundrybox gets emptied every day, which is also included in the price.
Also, for your safety you do not have to worry, since an in-house security is available 24 hours attendance.
Also, the helpful and friendly husband of the owner Suparmi, Gerhard Fink (speaks German) you can contact at any time.
The price for that quality is very good.
The one-week stay we loved it, we will come back again and can only recommend this. We thank you for the wonderful time and hope to see you again!
The location is fantastically located between rice fields. But everything can be reached in a few minutes. (Beach, bars, supermarket). With aircon’s in the bedrooms and the living area provided adequate cooling. The staff is courteous and friendly. I can only recommend this super place.

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On the boredom and misogyny of gendered bots.
Thoughts on GitHub, discrimination, and language.
A close look at the origins and evolution of the word “meritocracy,” and the politics that our language reveals.
Today marks my last day with Typekit.
On publishing as the beginning, not the end; the third and final part in a series of articles that expand upon my essay in Issue No. 1 of Contents.
Why editors need to know HTML; part two in a series of articles that expand upon my essay in Issue No. 1 of Contents.
The first in a series of articles that expand upon my essay in Issue No. 1 of Contents.
From Issue No. 1 of Contents Magazine.
On the occasion of the release of the fourth book from A Book Apart.
How we read is breaking ranks with how the news is made.
My thoughts on the new Readability.
On building a publishing house, and loving great content.
On the length of forever, and our role as caretakers.
Short is not a synonym for cheap.
On the release of A Book Apart’s second title, CSS3 for Web Designers from the inimitable Dan Cederholm.
On getting back to the words, and joining Typekit.
More on the new publishing, and how A Book Apart is older than it seems.
On Dieter Rams, and how long is long enough.
A new publishing venture from the people who bring you A List Apart and An Event Apart.
A call for book designers to migrate to the screen.
Three announcements about the future of publishing.
On my decision to leave Norton—my home for nearly a decade— and join the ranks at Etsy.
Things I’ve learned about the act of reading.
“Work” can mean toil or slog, but it can also mean creation, opus, oeuvre.
How the name of a thing can guide you towards its use.
A suggestion that reading distractedly sometimes has its merits.
I wonder if the promise of an ebook isn’t the book but the library.
The relaunch of A Working Library, and what I’ve come to think of as a new beginning.
As I write this, I am baking bread. Or, at least, I am trying to bake bread.
Let’s pretend, for a moment, that the reading experience on the web is dependent upon an advertising economy.
From issue 278 of A List Apart.
How to read voraciously, without slipping through the looking glass.
A meditation on how the name of a text prefigures its form.
By design, a text makes a statement as to how it should be read—or if it should be read at all.
A response to Joe Clark’s article in Scroll Magazine on reading long on the web.
Can the conversation around a book replace the act of reading it?
It is impossible to write an effective first post on a blog.

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Didn’t expect this when you were expecting?
She quietly stole a moment for herself as she rested her head on a throw pillow. She reminisced about the carefree and happy memory of picking out the pillow when they bought their first piece of furniture together, a year after they met. As she laid there she realized she was experiencing the same feeling of fatigue she did when she was the top Real Estate agent in Hoboken.
This time the fatigue was from caring for her beautiful new born baby boy Matthew, who became colicky the minute they arrived home from the hospital.
She had always wanted to be a mother. This desire became stronger when she met her husband. She saw that he was a family man and together they could make this dream of hers come true. She loved the way he took care of his parents, checking in on them daily, doing their grocery shopping when needed and driving them to their doctor’s appointments. She respected him tremendously for putting the needs of his parents first and knew that their family together would be his priority.
When she found out she was pregnant she felt so blessed with the feeling that she had it all; a great career, loving relationship with her husband and now a child on the way. She dreamed of quiet feedings in the rocking chair her grandmother left her, short cat naps while her baby took his, and lunch dates with her girlfriends and their babies. She was glad to finally be in “the mommy club” and looked forward to sharing the challenges of motherhood with her girlfriends, as well as embracing the rewarding moments of being a mother.
She had promised herself early on in the pregnancy that she would strive to maintain a balance in her life remembering not to lose her sense of self while still being a caring friend, wife, and mother. This promise became difficult when she had to meet the needs of her colicky child. She did not have nearby family to offer support and her parents were presently in their 70’s living in a nursing home.
She felt emotionally and physically spent, and frustrated because she could not meet her child’s needs. She hated to say this because she loved her husband and her child with all of her heart but this was not what she expected when she found out she was expecting. She desired adult conversation and some time to herself.
She missed the daily hour of yoga that centered her before she became a mother. She could not remember the last time she wore makeup or dressed up for a dinner out, because it truly felt that all twenty-four hours of the day were dedicated to her son.
Although her husband provided as much support as he was able she found it was not enough to prevent her overwhelming feelings of sadness. These feelings of sadness were nothing she could have prepared for. She never expected to feel depressed as a new mother. She felt ashamed of her depression and the reason it evolved. She could not tell her husband after all, being married to him and having a child together was all she every wanted. She wondered if she would ever feel “normal” again.
How do we maintain a balance of being a wife, mother, and friend while caring for our own needs when the needs of our family take precedent?
When can we as mothers tell ourselves that we are doing our best and our best is just that? How can we recognize that these feelings of being overwhelmed, out of control, or depressed are signals that we must care for ourselves to enable our own psyche to be healthy; fueling a healthy mindset toward our little ones? Whether we are parents or not we all have the struggle of maintaining or own identity in the different roles we subscribe to. Is it wrong to want a balance in our lives as mothers?
When relationships and roles begin to take over your own inner identity causing sadness, we must understand that this is normal and it is perfectly okay to ask for help.
Maybe this therapist should have told the whiny mom that if she cares more about yoga and hanging out with friends, she was not fit to be a mother of a baby child. People want everything these days without sacrifice. Does she not know the immense amount of responsibility having a kid is today? Or ever? In fact, I wouldn’t even call giving up yoga and happy hour much of a sacrifice compared to the beauty of raising a child in a loving home.


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Rami Malek has made history by becoming the first actor of Arab heritage to win the best actor Oscar, after taking the Academy Award for his performance as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody. Remarkably, it’s a role he almost never played: Ali G and Borat star Sacha Baron Cohen was originally earmarked, before disagreements with Queen band members who were producing the project; another actor, Ben Whishaw, was named by Queen guitarist Brian May as his preferred choice, before Malek was asked.
His rise to Oscar glory has been meteoric. Before Bohemian Rhapsody, Malek was best known for the lead role of the hit TV series Mr Robot. As “vigilante hacker” Elliot Alderson who is dealing with a social anxiety disorder, Malek starred alongside Christian Slater and won an Emmy for best actor in a drama series in 2016. Until Mr Robot gave him industry traction, his film roles were unremarkable, with small parts in Oldboy, Ain’t Them Bodies Saints and Battleship.
Born in Los Angeles in 1981 to a family of Egyptian immigrants from Cairo, Malek spoke Arabic in his childhood and was raised in the Coptic Orthodox faith. He says he grew up in a diverse, multicultural community in the San Fernando Valley, among Latinos, Filipinos and Asians but found it “difficult … forming a sense of identity”. He also attended Notre Dame, a Catholic high school in Sherman Oaks, at the same time as Kirsten Dunst and The Last Kiss star Rachel Bilson.
Malek can now expect to have his pick of roles in the future, though the huge success of Bohemian Rhapsody appears to taken the industry somewhat by surprise: his only forthcoming film role is as the voice of Chee-Chee the gorilla in the upcoming Voyage of Doctor Dolittle. Mr Robot will end when its current fourth series finishes later this year; Malek will then have the time to sit down and work out how he will conquer Hollywood.


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MONROE, La. (AP) Louisiana-Monroe has hired Matt Viator as the Warhawks' next head football coach, luring him away from McNeese State, where he never had a losing season during the past decade.
Viator, whose hiring was announced by ULM on Monday, went 78-33 during 10 seasons at McNeese State, coaching the Cowboys to the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision playoffs five times.
He was named Southland Conference coach of the year for the third time after leading McNeese State to a 2015 regular season record of 10-0. The Cowboys then advanced to the second round of the FCS playoffs before falling to Sam Houston State, 34-29.
Viator replaces Todd Berry, who was ULM's coach from 2010 until his firing during this season, which the Warhawks finished with a record of 2-11.


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Our velvety tomato sauce is spiked with cubes of salty capicola and a few shots of vodka. Make it a Meal: Caesar salad and a glass of Pinot Noir will shine with this dish.
Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Cook penne until just tender, 12 minutes or according to package directions.
Meanwhile, cook capicola (or pancetta) in a large saucepan over medium heat until crisp, about 4 minutes. Drain on a paper towel.
Return the saucepan to medium-low heat; add onion and garlic and cook until the onion is translucent, about 1 minute. Increase heat to high; add vodka and bring to a boil. Boil until reduced by about half, about 2 minutes. Stir in tomatoes, half-and-half, Worcestershire sauce and crushed red pepper to taste; reduce to a simmer and cook until thickened, about 10 minutes.
Drain the pasta; serve topped with the sauce and sprinkled with the capicola (or pancetta), basil and pepper.
Tip: Capicola and pancetta can be found in the deli section of most large supermarkets. Buy one thick piece for this recipe.
Flavorful enough for grown-ups, easy to make kid-friendly I loved the idea of adding worcestershire sauce and capicola to add a smoky flavor to this tomato sauce. To go with this theme (and make it sweeter for my kids) I used roasted canned tomatoes, added a roasted red pepper (in a jar) and substituted 1tsp smoked tabasco sauce for the crushed red peppers (my kids are wimps). Amazing flavor! I also put the sauce in the blender to make the texture kid-friendly. This is my new tomato sauce stand-by!
Missing something... This recipe is missing something. It was fairly bland. It needs something in the sauce and could do with more veggies, I think. I put a little Splenda in the sauce to take some of the tang out of the crushed tomatoes but it needs something more. The half and half doesn't really do what it's meant to here and the meal just tastes like you poured thickened crushed tomatoes with cooked onions and a dash of crushed red pepper over penne then sprinkled a little bit of capicola/pancetta on top for the fun of it. I used pancetta and it didn't really add much to the overall flavor as the recipe doesn't call for very much of it then asks you to drain it on paper towels which takes away most of its flavor-giving properties anyway.
Not our favorite, too tangy and acidic for us. We'll stick to the traditional spaghetti sauce.
I made the recipe for 6 and then froze half the sauce (didn't want to be tempted to eat more than the "allotment") I used the exact 6 ounces of pasta. We had more than enough for dinner with a nice salad. There were leftovers which my husband ate for lunch today. Nice recipe, but not a creamy as I thought it might be - and we could not taste even a hint of the vodka. We are very happy with Eating Well's recipes and are both learning about portions.
I made this for dinner last night for my husband and myself because I had some pancetta I wanted to use up and a little bit of fat free half and half. I figured it served six so we could get two dinners out of it. Wrong! There was just enough left for lunch today. I only had to change the recipe a tiny bit. When I fried up the pancetta it didn't release enough fat to cook the onion and garlic so I had to add a glug of olive oil. It was wonderful.


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Although it’s quiet and peaceful here at Eagle Hill, there’s never a dull moment. Here’s a recent example of one of those never-dull moments.
My two dogs, Ted and Braxton, are free-range dogs. They have the run of the place and every morning at first light, they leave their cozy beds and go out to do their secret dog business.
They love to bark at the wild birds, and since the birds also get up at first light, it works out well for them. Maybe they planned it that way. Who knows? They’re always back in their beds by the time I get up.
On this particular day, they did their morning thing and I thought nothing of it. I got up, gave everyone breakfast and got on with my day. Mid-morning I went to check that the geese had food and everything was okay with them.
No geese. Calling here goosy goosy yielded nothing. Thinking back, I should have noticed how quiet it was out there. Geese are rarely quiet and I’m so used to the noise they make it should have sounded strange without it. Once I noticed the absence of geese, it did seem strangely quiet. Chalk one up for hindsight.
The geese are free-range too. In the ten years I’ve been here I’ve only lost one to a fox. They’re too big and bulky for a fox to make off with, and they put up quite a fight. Did I mention the noise they make? Anyway, they camp close to the house at night so they’re relatively safe.
The geese roam far and wide but always come back to home base, and they’re always within hearing range. There’s no mistaking the sound of those honkers, even when they’re on walkabout.
This day, there was nothing. No geese, no honking, nothing. I walked around searching for them, nothing. I took a walk out to the nearest water trough where they sometimes go. It’s quite a hike for short-legged geese but I’ve seen them out there before. Not much gets past me.
I even took a drive down the road. It was worth a try. My driveway is long, and the house is set back from the road, but I have seen the geese near the end of the driveway before. Maybe they found something interesting and wandered onto the road. Nope, not this day.
On the drive back in I was scouring the countryside for anything white. One of my geese is pure, clean white, and if he were out there I’d be able to spot him easily.
And then I saw it in the distance. And I do mean distance. It was just a tiny speck of white, but it was there. I stopped the car, wishing I’d thought to bring my binoculars. I watched the white thing. There! It moved! Did it move, or was I imagining it? Then it disappeared. Ok, not my imagination.
It was a cool, still day. Even if the white thing were just a piece of paper that had blown out into the paddock, with no breeze, it wouldn’t disappear.
I drove home, parked the car, and proceeded to march across the paddock, accompanied by two happy dogs, and two of the more adventurous cats.
The white thing I’d seen was in front of a pile of old cars and other scrap metal that someone had dumped out there years before I moved in. We all referred to it as The Dump, makes sense, right? It’s a good 10-15 minute hike from the house (past the trough where they go on their long walks), and too far for the geese to go on their wanderings.
But, as I got closer, the white thing appeared again, and darker shapes started to become visible. Goose shapes. What in the world were they doing out there?
I could see they had no clue how to get home, and they didn’t get there by themselves.
It was a slow walk home, and from the way they avoided the dogs I had a good idea of how they got out there. Geese don’t talk but their actions told me all I needed to know.
It seems my sheep dogs’ herding instinct got the better of them, and with no wild birds to chase and bark at, they turned their attention to the only other birds around, the big noisy ones they live with.
I hate to think what might have happened to them if I hadn’t found them. Out there, alone at night, is no place for four slow-moving, flightless, meaty birds, as big as they are.
Perhaps my dogs were revealing their true feelings about the geese. After all, they did take them to The Dump, and leave them there.

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The Vision Plan establishes a circulation structure, which connects existing memorable places (such as the Sunken Garden ) with newly created campus public spaces. It also eliminates physical barriers and provides improved pedestrian access to campus buildings and public spaces. The landscape order of pedestrian and vehicular circulation plays a key role in achieving this Vision Plan goal. In this landscape design guidelines section, a general set of approaches to pedestrian walk types, vehicular circulation strategies and structured parking opportunities is addressed.
The landscape element strategy also supports the Vision Plan. They include implementation of campus standards, including gateways, edges, bridges, campus lighting, and campus furnishings. Planting treatments are also addressed according to selected campus settings. Finally, the landscape guidelines include selected focus areas as examples that illustrate how both landscape order and elements can be realized as part of the overall Vision Plan.
Each category is described below.
Similar brick paving pattern as that of the Sunken Garden walks.
Walk width should generally match that of the Sunken Garden , approximately 10 to 12 feet, but may vary depending on the campus setting.
Generally straight walk alignments that connect to building entrances and campus public spaces should be implemented.
Canopy tree species should be located on both sides of the walk at regular intervals and with a consistent setback from the walk edge.
Pedestrian pole lights should be located between the trees at regular intervals.
Site furnishings should include benches and trash receptacles.
Stairways should be avoided unless necessary due to extreme terrain conditions.
The Ravine Walks will celebrate the College's proximity to this landscape feature, following the Ravine edge and accommodating pedestrian and bike traffic. They will also provide limited service access to buildings along certain sections of the walks. They will be less formal in nature than the promenades and will have the following characteristics. The proposed Ravine Walk shown will also serve as an extension of the Campus Promenade.
An 8- to 10-foot-wide asphalt path for pedestrian and bike use.
When pedestrian and service operations overlap, a 12-foot-wide asphalt vehicular travel way and a 4-foot-wide brick-band pedestrian way will be used.
Gracefully curved alignments that follow the Ravine edge and accommodate existing tree stands.
Native canopy and understory trees located informally along the walks.
Pedestrian pole lights located at regular intervals.
Brick paving with generally straight alignments.
A 6- to 8-foot width at minor paths; 8- to 12-foot width at major paths.
A 12-foot-wide brick vehicular travel lane and 4-foot-wide brick paving band for pedestrian paths utilized by both service vehicles and pedestrians.
Unified planting of canopy trees.
As mentioned previously, the Vision Plan proposes that most vehicular movement be restricted to the periphery of the core campus on a north-south Campus Boulevard . This boulevard starts at Jamestown Road , connects the existing Campus Drive to the north-south section of Brooks Street , and continues to Compton Drive .
The Campus Boulevard presents an opportunity to enhance a portion of the existing campus drive by implementing well-defined crosswalks, gateways, campus plantings and roadway lighting. Once constructed, the boulevard should generally maintain the existing consistent travel ways and allow parallel parking to slow traffic and protect pedestrians. Road width and curbing should be adjusted to allow for clearly defined crosswalks at the Campus Promenade and Ravine Walk intersections. These crosswalks should be designed with traffic-calming techniques, such as raised walks which meet flush with perimeter curbs and a change of pavement.
Within the core campus, limited drop-off and short-term parking should be available at specific building entrances. Service access should be sited on designated pedestrian paths specifically designed for that purpose.
The plan builds upon recommendations in the 1987 Master Plan and other studies in proposing that surface parking lots in the core campus be replaced with structured parking decks at the campus periphery. The plan supports the planned construction of a new parking facility in the southwest section of the campus along Campus Drive. The location of the proposed parking structure connected to the Campus Center is affirmed. Finally, the existing parking lot north of William & Mary Hall and Compton Drive is identified as a location for a third facility.
A basic means of unifying the campus landscape is to use a consistent palette of elements. There are existing elements on the campus which, if adopted as a standard, would support the integration of the campus environment.
Existing edges of the Old Campus are strongly identified by the College's brick walls and gateways. Providing campus boundaries, including vehicular and pedestrian arrival points, is important to the perception of a strong campus identity. Developing and enhancing these boundaries will help people understand the campus, navigate through it with a level of comfort, and recall it through its character. The vehicular and pedestrian gateways associated with the Old Campus should be preserved and used as a model along Jamestown Road . A high level of detail and craftsmanship associated with proposed structures is critical as part of its implementation. Perforated brick walls are an effective screening device at building service and utility areas.
The wooden painted picket fences should be maintained at the College's residential-scale properties and along Richmond Road. Picket fencing is proposed along the south side of Jamestown Road to better identify the College's white houses. Picket fences, in combination with a simple landscape treatment in front of the houses, would allow more direct views of houses and create a better campus identity on both sides of Jamestown Road .
The College has an opportunity to celebrate the crossing of ravines by introducing highly expressive bridge structures. The pedestrian-scaled bridges (i.e., suspension-bridge type) could provide more direct connections to campus destinations while respecting the steep wooded slopes of the Ravine. The existing Campus Drive Bridge does not celebrate the presence of the Ravine below.
Campus lighting standards are an integral part of unifying a campus landscape. It is recommended that both the existing lighting fixtures in College Yard and the unique lighting at building entrances be maintained in their present states. Throughout the remainder of the campus, the William & Mary luminaire with cut-off capability should be used, either in a 12- to 14-foot height at pedestrian paths or at 18- to 20-foot heights at vehicular roadways.
Benches: wooden bench on a brick paving pad.
Bollards: stained wooden post with chains. Bollards placed at walk edges should be spaced at regular intervals.
Trash Receptacles: black metal, ribbon-style with removable liner.
Bicycle Racks: black “wave” rack on a brick paving pad.
Implies the least amount of visual and physical change. The landscape is fitting in character and should be protected and maintained. Its condition must be ensured with informed maintenance.
Requires action to recreate the appearance of an area as it existed at some point in the past. The landscape may have been subject to misinterpretations of the original design, have become overgrown, or have gradually declined.
Rehabilitation preserves character, defining features but allowing changes that would improve the utility or function of a property. This is the most flexible preservation treatment, allowing modifications for contemporary use and restoration of important features where critical.
The primary landscape objective in College Yard is preservation.
Maintain lawn areas with high-branching canopy trees.
Selectively prune plantings to improve sightlines to building facades.
Long-term tree replacement should consider placement for optimal views to building entrances.
Limit new tree plantings to species appropriate to the Colonial period.
The objective for the Sunken Garden is restoration.
Initiate cultural landscape report of historic campus plantings.
Selectively prune trees to improve sight lines to building façades and entrances.
Remediate soil compaction at beech trees along perimeter walks.
Lower boxwood hedge to open up views across the Sunken Garden .
The objective for the Blow Yard is rehabilitation.
Reintroduce sight lines with appropriate plantings at Barrett Yard.
Remediate soil compaction at Blow Yard.
Open up sight lines and pedestrian connections from Blow Memorial Hall across to Barrett Hall, emphasizing this historic north-south connection.
The objective at the Ravine is preservation and restoration.
Reinforce visual connections from the Sunken Garden to Crim Dell and the Ravine through a unified landscape treatment and maintenance.
Remove invasive plant species (for example, bamboo).
Preserve and restore native plant canopy and understory trees appropriate to Ravine setting.
Stabilize Ravine banks with native groundcover.
Increase contribution amount to support maintenance costs.
Develop list of appropriate trees and locations from which donors can choose to support landscape capital outlay programs and landscape guidelines.
On the South Campus, Library Quad, Landrum Walk, and Jamestown Road have been examined in greater detail.
The Swem Library Quad provides an opportunity to create a major public space on the South Campus. In support of this objective, the guidelines propose additions to Millington Hall, Small Physical Laboratory, and Muscarelle Museum of Art that build out to the boundaries of the quad, thereby improving its definition and legibility. The landscape treatment of this space can support this objective by clearly defining the South Campus Promenade and other pedestrian circulation paths in this area. The treatment of the quad itself would be simplified by removing the formal garden planted in the quad's center, and simplifying this space with a treatment of lawn and canopy shade trees.
Landrum Road currently divides the New Campus from the Old Campus. The guidelines propose that this drive be reconfigured as a pedestrian path that also provides limited service access to facilities along its route. By reducing the scale of this vehicular route, the two areas of the campus it flanks will be perceived more as a single entity.
The College's holdings along the north side of Jamestown Road present an opportunity to establish a positive campus identity by means of a consistent edge treatment for visitors approaching by that route. To that end, the guidelines recommend that new buildings along the north side of this street face the street and maintain an eave height and roof treatment consistent with Barrett and Jefferson Halls. Ideally, the site wall between these buildings and Jamestown Road should be continued along its entire length. The parcels owned by the College on the south side of the street, which have smaller-scaled buildings, should receive a consistent fence edge. Both sides, as possible, should be planted with street trees.
On the North Campus, University Center has been identified as an area of special potential and currently is occupied by roads and parking.
At the east end of University Center, an opportunity exists to create a memorable public space on the North Campus. The guidelines recommend that a plaza be created in this location. The plaza, which will be located along the North Campus Promenade, will define a public gathering place with University Center as its backdrop.
There is an opportunity to bridge directly from the new University Center across the Ravine to the Sunken Garden. This will directly connect the Sunken Garden to the University Center and also let people engage the Ravine.
In addition, the parcel southeast of this location, which abuts the Sunken Garden, has been identified as an appropriate location for public art or an iconographic building.


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“If you see something, say something” is the message of a video that Senate Republicans are sharing this month in their communities and on social media to raise awareness about Illinois’ 30-year spike in reports of child abuse and neglect in Illinois.
Every child matters. Senate Republicans say all Illinoisans can help raise awareness about how to help a child who may be in danger. Those who suspect a child has been harmed or is at risk of abuse or neglect should call the state’s 24-hour Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-25-ABUSE.
More than 100,000 cases of child abuse and neglect are reported each year in Illinois. Research shows that one in 10 children will be sexually abused by the age of 18, and that only 10% of that abuse is perpetrated by a stranger.
With reports of abuse at an all-time high, Senate Republicans unanimously supported legislation (SB 3217) last year, charging the Illinois Children's Justice Task Force with the “exploration, research, and development of recommendations on a multidisciplinary team approach to child abuse or neglect investigations.” Recently, the Senate passed Senate Bill 721—requiring the Task Force to submit their recommendations to the General Assembly by January 2016.

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Flip the Media is seeking two student editors for 2015-16, starting in mid-June. Applicants should be enrolled or incoming students in the Communication Leadership (Comm Lead) graduate program at the University of Washington, with skills in writing, editing, digital journalism and WordPress. Preference will be given to applicants who have prior experience contributing to Flip the Media.
Editors act as Content Strategists, managing the flow of content, editing posts and curating the site. They are also Community Engagement Specialists who recruit contributors, manage social media properties, organize community events and evangelize the Flip the Media brand. Serving as an editor is also a fantastic way to make connections across the communication industry in the northwest, as well as within the Comm Lead program.
Editors will be supported by independent study students, volunteers and the faculty adviser. But you’ll hold ultimate responsibility for everything that is published on Flip the Media, so this is a sizable time commitment (count on 10 to 15 hours per week). Editors qualify for a $600 tuition credit for each quarter of service.
Apply by April 28th. Send a resume and a brief cover letter explaining your interest in the position and vision for Flip the Media, to Alex Stonehill, faculty adviser, at stonehil@uw.edu. Past applicants are encouraged to re-apply.
You’ve done a great job, Editors Connie and Fritz!
Thanks, Donna, we appreciate the positive feedback :).


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In at least 37 states, the three largest payers hold 80% or more of the private health insurance market, GAO found.
The private health insurance market remains concentrated among a small number of payers, with the three largest companies holding 80 percent or more of the market, a recent GAO report found.
Three or fewer companies held 80 percent or more of the market in at least 46 of 49 ACA exchanges for individuals, and in 42 of 46 exchanges for small employers.
“A highly concentrated health insurance market may indicate less competition and could affect consumers’ choice of issuers and the premiums they pay,” GAO said.
Competition rates have not changed much in recent years, according to previous GAO reports. In September 2016, the agency found that the three largest issuers held 80 percent of the market in most states from 2011 to 2014.
GAO set out to update their findings and analyze changes in the overall individual, small group, and large group markets in each state. The agency evaluated 2015 and 2016 Medical Loss Ratio data reported by issuers, as well as data from CMS.
The report showed that states’ overall individual insurance markets were generally concentrated among a small number of insurers in 2015 and 2016, results that were consistent with what the agency found in 2011 through 2014.
“On average, there were 16 issuers participating in each state in 2016. However, that same year, the 3 largest issuers cumulatively held 80 percent or more of the market—an indicator of high concentration—in 37 of 51 states,” GAO said.
The results also showed that in 2016, a single insurer held at least 50 percent of the market in 28 states. Of these states, a single issuer held between 80 and 90 percent of the market share in five states, and more than 90 percent of the market share in two states.
Additionally, the agency noted that from 2014 to 2016, the market share of the three largest issuers increased in 30 states, with a median increase of four percentage points.
State individual market exchanges were also concentrated, GAO said. From 2015 to 2017, three of the largest issuers held 80 percent or more of the exchange market across state rating areas in at least 46 of 49 states.
Over this period, the number of states with an average of three or fewer issuers in their rating areas doubled, increasing from 16 states in 2015 to 32 states in 2017. These issuers accounted for 100 percent, or nearly 100 percent, of the market share in these states.
In addition, many states’ individual market exchanges grew increasingly concentrated between 2015 and 2017, GAO noted.
“In 32 of 49 states, the average market share of the largest exchange issuer across the states’ rating areas increased between 2015 and 2017, with a median increase of 13 percentage points,” the report said.
In its analysis of small group markets and exchanges, GAO found that the overall small group health insurance market remained concentrated in recent years, similar to its previous report.
“On average, there were 8 issuers participating in each state in 2016,” the report said.
The agency also found that the largest issuers held 50 percent or more of the market in 30 states in 2016.
“For example, though Louisiana had 6 issuers in 2016, the largest issuer held 76 percent market share,” GAO said.
Small group exchanges often had low enrollment, the report noted, typically less than one percent of the overall small group market. States’ exchanges also remained concentrated from 2015 to 2017, with only slight changes in issuer participation or market share.
GAO stated that over this period, more than 31 of the 46 states had three or fewer issuers in the small group health options program exchange, enabling one to three issuers to hold 100 percent of the market share for the state.
In 2015 and 2016, states’ large group health insurance markets remained concentrated as well, similar to prior years. The report shows that in 2016, the three largest issuers held at least 80 percent market share in 43 of 51 states, although each state had an average of ten participating issuers during this year.
“In 2016, three issuers held 99 or 100 percent of the large group market in 7 states—Alabama, Alaska, Mississippi, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Carolina, and Vermont,” GAO said.
These findings demonstrate the persistent concentration of issuers in the private health insurance market, GAO said. While the agency recognized prior efforts to curb this trend, particularly ACA’s health insurance exchanges, the results indicate that more federal and industry reform may be necessary to keep markets competitive and premiums low.


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I’ve been sewing up Cashmerette Appleton knit dresses for myself and a couple of other people, and I used a fair amount of Solvy and Sticky Solvy wash away stabilizer while sewing the hems. After washing the last dress in my front-loading washer, I reached into the pocket formed by the rubber door seal to clean out the lint and whatnot that collects in there, and got a bit of a gooey surprise.
I freaked out for a few seconds, then got up the courage to pull the thing out. It was a perfectly clear glob of firm slimy stuff. It took me a minute, but I figured out what it was, since it looked just like the slime I made in chemistry class when I was in school. The PVA stabilizer reacted with my laundry detergent (Charlie’s Soap powdered detergent) to make slime! Amazingly, it came out perfectly clear even though the dresses are black. I dissolved some more stabilizer in a bowl of water and added a little laundry detergent just to check that that’s what had happened, and yes, it solidified into a gooey ball.
I wonder if this has anything to do with the intermittent error messages I’ve been getting on my washing machine?
Oh, this is interesting! I’m not sure that this is good for the washing machine, and I’ll be interested to see if other people get the same thing. I don’t use Solvy, but have been tempted to find it – having second thoughts now.
I think next time I use Solvy, I’ll soak the garment in plain water, put it in the washer for a rinse cycle without detergent, then wash it normally with detergent. That should keep the reaction from happening.


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Matinicus island is 22 miles out to sea from Rockland, Maine. Matinicus is the most seaward of Maine's islands, located at the outer reaches of Penobscot Bay. Rockland, Maine is less than 2 hours from Portland on coastal Route One.
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This Mod was for QuakeCon 2017 for cavemanthe0ne RTP, AMD, Radeon, and Thief II themed.
The Case paint color was based on the Thread Ripper box to tie in the overall theme. I also wanted the brighter colors to pop out more creating a "Grey scale Color grab effect".
There were a lot of challenges during Nik's mod, the biggest being the size of the GPU. Initially, I planned on having a wall of fans blowing towards the Motherboard, but the GPU got in the way of that design. So I went with one fan, an opening for the GPU, then snuck in the Thief II logo below the GPU. Not too over bearing, but not too underwhelming. On that shroud, I also Incorporated an arrow in the front to give homage to Thief II as well. Because of this design, I had to do a reverse airflow design with the intake coming in from the back and the top of the case and have it exhaust out the front.
I wanted to give the top of the case a bit of an "Edgy Feel" creating a window with the RTP logo circled by the Ryzen Enzo, and topped off with a hand cut aluminum top plate with the AMD logo covering the fan.
The front panel of the case was a hard choice because I had so many Ideas for it and I was fighting time. So I hand painted the Ryzen logo in bright, brilliant colors to kind of give it a visual "Punch" If you will. topping it all off with a Gloss lacquer.
All in all, I am happy with the way it turned out. There are a lot of mods and small details in the case that you might not see, but if I didn't do them, the case would defiantly look different.
I hope you enjoy the photos of the build Work Log coming soon.
Here is the New Video link for the making of RYZEN UP! I hope you all enjoy!
U have a talent for this work, it looks awesome.
what is the lowest card?
Thank you so much! The lower card is a old OCZ SSD.
clean beautiful build nik love it and great work by artmods.
I really like the artwork on this case. Nice GPU Backplate as well.
I am really into Graphic Design, and I really like nice designs on GPU Backplates.
They are also useful to protect the electronics on the back of the GPU if it has no backplate.
When I am moving or modding anything inside the PC Case that involves removing screws, they can drop ... and hit the GPU for example.
It is pretty difficult for me to find people who will do GPU backplates where I am at the moment.
I have to agree, It is nice to have a backplate when you are building around the GPU. Those PCB's get damaged pretty easily. I love making them. where in this crazy world are you?
The forum seems to be running thin on submitted builds, that's a shame, would be great to see more like this one!
Thank you very much! It is acrylic. I post all of my AMD Mods up here and there are a LOT more to come!
Yes, I've been browsing through them today Really like the Forge one! I'm preparing Colt for a fairly serious mod myself (when I actually get the time), although a bit more subdued, but I love the all-out balls to the wall mods, takes a lot of skill! Keep posting rigs, I'll be on the lookout.
Thank you! I can't wait to see what you do with your case! Forge is almost done. Had a lot of issues with it. 2 MB's were shorted out and one PSU. I am changing the case to a newer model.

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I’ve been to Sarajevo twice now.
The first time was a few years back, in my first year living in London, on a ‘hey, why not’ two-day side trip while I was visiting my friend Laura in Zagreb. I think it was probably the first place where I remember being surrounded by sounds of the Muslim call to prayer each day. Certainly it was the first where I’d seen real evidence of recent death and destruction – bullet holes in the side of the apartment block down the street (and the one the next street over, and three more down there, and a handful around the corner), burnt out buildings by the river, and a city clearly trying to remember and deal with its past without being defined solely by those years under siege.
I was a nerdy kid growing up, and while I certainly wasn’t sophisticated enough to have any real understanding of world affairs in my early teens, I was at least capable of understanding that watching the news was a thing that you were supposed to do if you wanted to think you were clever and well educated, and so I knew of Sarajevo. I knew of it as a place on the other side of the world – far, far away – where bad things were happening. And wasn’t it terrible; everyone agreed it was.
Actually visiting Sarajevo that first time was an unexpected conflict of two completely different feelings. First, the sobering and distressing force of understanding that this wasn’t something that happened on a TV screen in your living room, to be discussed at a distance as a dispassionate demonstration of your compassion and intellect. Second, the realisation that this place that was so distant and foreign is a place you can actually go and touch and grapple with in the flesh. First, a feeling that you are small and there is more to the real world than you so far understood. Second, a feeling that the world is small, and that if you will, you can go out there and grasp it and try to understand it.
Probably the centrepiece of recent Bosnian history in Sarajevo is the Tunnel Museum: a home on the other side of the airport which housed the exit of the ‘tunnel of life’, which was the tunnel under the runway which connected the besieged city to Bosnian forces on the outside.
I will always associate Sarajevo with my memory of visiting that museum with my Croatian friend and also with two Serbian girls staying at the same hostel, the four of us guided by the Bosnian hostel owner, from whom the siege had stolen a significant portion of his teenage years. The four of them discussed their relationships to the region’s wars: growing up as Yugoslavia fell apart, all four with family involved in the conflict, all four immediately affected, but not all four on the same side. I listened quietly (and hopefully respectfully), wrestling with a complete inability to even begin to comprehend what it would be like to have lived that childhood.
So my second trip to Sarajevo had a lot to live up to.
It is still a city of bullet-riddled apartment blocks. The Tunnel Museum is still an incredible reminder of a tragic horror (although our guide this time – again a local who grew up in the besieged city – was perhaps a little more out there with some of his conspiracy theories than the carefully considered view I had from our guide the first time around). And the Bosnian capital is still a beautiful city, full of amazingly friendly people, good coffee, and mouth-watering food.
A little more well-travelled now (and travelling through in summer rather than winter), this time I noticed the touristy influences more: Sarajevo is on a lot of must-see lists (not least with a vigorous recommendation from Lonely Planet), and there are a lot of people must-seeing it. Except for the minarets, much of downtown Sarajevo could easily pass for any other European capital, too, such is the extent to which it has recovered from its suffering in the early nineties.
And this time I saw in the city the remaining political divisions which I hadn’t noted on my first trip: this time we bussed in from Belgrade, so arrived in the bus station in the Serbian (Republika Srpska) half of the city, over the hill and – geographically and politically – thoroughly separate from the (main) Bosniak half.
Leaving, this time, I remained firmly of the opinion that Sarajevo is a truly fascinating city. And that they really do have some fantastic eateries in the old town especially, incredibly touristy though it may now be!
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I decided to take the plunge and set up an online dating profile. I selected a site and answered hosts of questions into the night. When I finally got to skimming the terms and conditions, I read this site did not consider a person who is ‘separated’ to be ‘single’. This was definitely news to me. I certainly knew I was single and had been for years. So I pressed a few buttons to find the site blocked my profile. I couldn’t believe it: all this effort for nothing.
I found this rich coming from a site that let people as young as 13 set up profiles. I left this effort and set up a profile on another site. A year or so later, I thought I would re-enter the site and switch my status from ‘separated’ to ‘divorced’. The site wouldn’t let me in until I entered the date of my divorce. With all the fictions out there in the world of online dating, I found this remarkable.
So if you take the plunge and set up your online dating profile – remember you are not ‘separated’.
P.S. I got around this by creating a new email address.


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Next time you are buying a flat screen TV and tree trimmings for Christmas, get yourself a non-emotional or non-threatening casket.
Of course, Morris works the night shift. Other than the crazy vampire stuff, he's a good boy and a hard worker.
I have great news. I'm here to tell you something that's sure to raise your spirits. Are you ready for this? After we bite the dust, kick the bucket, leave for Headstone Park in a pine condo, we can continue to have telephone conversations with those we leave behind.


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HUGS (Help, Understanding & Group Support) welcomed attendees to its 15th annual Surf4HUGS event Aug. 11 at Kūhiō Beach in..
Honolulu Country Club Foundation presented its 14th annual Charity Golf Tournament Aug. 17. Proceeds supported KAMP (Kids At-Risk Mentoring Program)..
Pyramid Insurance Centre Ltd. hosted its third annual Pyramid Charitable Foundation Invitational Golf Tournament Aug. 13 at Mid-Pacific Country Club..
Basalt Restaurant at Dukes Lane Market & Eatery hosted a collaboration dinner Aug. 8 featuring Keith Steel Kong, executive chef..
Golfers took to the green Aug. 10 for the 18th annual Tamura’s Charitable Foundation Golf Tournament at Hawai‘i Prince Golf..
INspiration at Kapolei Commons hosted Kapolei Chamber of Commerce Aug. 9 for a pau hana networking event. PATRICK DELOS SANTOS..
Golfers took to the green Aug. 6 at Mid-Pacific Country Club for 7-Eleven Hawai‘i’s ninth annual Charity Golf Classic. Proceeds..
Hui Maka‘ala welcomed guests to its 49th annual Scholarship Fund Luncheon and Fashion Show July 22 at Hilton Hawaiian Village..
Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association hosted a Hospitality Industry Pau Hana Aug. 1 at Lucky Strike Social Honolulu. The evening..
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Mason Contractors Association of Hawai‘i welcomed golfers to its annual tournament at Pearl Country Club to raise money for its..
Mānoa, Makiki, McCully and Mō‘ili‘ili commemorated becoming a part of Blue Zones Project during a kickoff celebration at the Varsity..
In honor of Visitor Aloha Society of Hawai‘i’s 20th anniversary, Waikīkī Improvement Association and Hawai‘i Lodging & Tourism Association recently..
Hawai‘i Friends of Civil Rights hosted its annual First Friday Evening of Jazz and Contemporary Music July 6 at Hawai‘i..
St. Francis Healthcare System of Hawai‘i honored Kitty Sullivan Wo as the 2018 recipient of its St. Francis of Assisi..


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I love my mini backpack! Everywhere I go people like it and ask me where I bought at? of course I say Tillys!
The other day, my best friend and I went to Tilly's and she fell in love with this mini backpack. So, I decided to purchase it and give it to her for Christmas!
on Christmas list for my 12 yr old niece.
My niece wanted this item for Christmas.


text: Cedar Creek Cabin is a 98+/- acre property located in Evans County, GA between Manassas and Bellville. This property has it all! In addition to a beautiful, stocked 3+/- acre pond, there is a quaint, 1,024 square foot, 2 bedroom/1 bath cabin on site that would make the perfect weekend getaway. The cabin has a tin roof, a screened in porch for you to enjoy the warmer evenings, and a brick fire place for those chilly nights! If you enjoy hunting and/or fishing, look no further. With natural timber and planted loblolly and longleaf pines for coverage (as well as a future investment), many types of wildlife have inhabited this land. Call today to set up a time to visit this unique property!


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Lexus Cyprus opened its first Lexus Centre in June 2002, in the capital of the island, Nicosia.
The new Nicosia Centre occupies a high profile position on Grivas Dighenis Avenue, one of the capital's busiest roads, and offers both Sales and After-Sales services.
We would like to invite you to visit our Centre and enjoy the Lexus experience. In addition, we would like to encourage you to test-drive our cars in order for you to form your own opinion about driveability, quality and the sheer luxury we acclaim for all our models.
Mon-Fri 08:00- 13:00 & 14:00 - 17:00.


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If you are looking to go mountain biking somewhere special this winter season, Tarifa is definitely the place to be! A week of Mountain biking holiday in Tarifa in the south of Spain at the Strait of Gibraltar, opposite Africa is exciting. Biking every day fantastic routes with local experienced guides who will bring you to the best mountain bike trails, downhill tracks and to typical Andalusian tapas bars around Tarifa for a break. This is a fantastic holiday week of biking for mountain bikers who want to discover something new and enjoy mountain biking in the purest form. Tarifa is one of the best-kept secrets in the bike world.
For Who: Mountain bike Addicts! XC, Marathon, Enduro and Downhill Mountain bikers.
What is so special: The views over the strait of Gibraltar and North African coastline, beautiful scenery, encounters with wildlife (birdwatching), biking hidden DH tracks and very attractive trails to challenge. Tarifa is a true biking paradise.
Guides: Experienced local mountain bikers (Andy of ridetarifa, Ludo of bikingtarifa or Henk of mtbtarifa) who knows the area better then anyone else and we will bring you to places where others do not go and give technical assistance if needed. It´s all about enjoying good times and nice routes.
Bikes To Rent: Hardtails: Specialized Rockhopper 29er, Cannondale Trails 4 sl.
Full suspension: Canyon Nerve 6.0., Specialized Enduro 2015, Cannondale F29. All bikes are checked before and after each ride by professional mechanics. Also bycicles for ladies and kids available.
What to do after a nice route: You can relax the legs at one of the chiringuitos, visit the intact Castle Guzman el Bueno or visit the beautiful bay of Bolonia and the roman ruins of Baelo Claudia, Go whale watching with Turmares, Stand up paddle surf with sunset and treat yourself with the best tuna fish or iberian pig (specialities) in one of the restaurants or tapas bars in the old town. Never a dull moment.
Includes: Helmet, Pump, Repair-Kit, Bike Map and Guide.
Not included: Bike, Accommodation, insurance, drinks and food at stops.
You can bring your own bike!
Bikers must be in good physical condition and know their own limits.
Groups: Depending on the size of the group there will be 1 or 2 qualified experienced guides with outdoor first aid certificate.
Accommodation in Tarifa: Choice of accommodation is varied in Tarifa, you can stay overnight in one of many modern hotels, pitch your own tent on one of the camping sites or choose for your own private holiday home with a sea view.
Contact Henk for more information on mountain biking week in Tarifa.
I’ve been an avid mountain biker for over 20 years, riding and racing on tracks all over the US and in the Alps of Germany, Switzerland and Italy. In all this time, never have I experienced such a wide variety of terrain and scenery in one place as Tarifa! I rode with Henk and Mark (MtbTarifa) for 5 days and felt as I only scratched the surface to what this wonderful MTB playground has to offer. One of the best things about Tarifa is that it has something for everyone – from rocky climbs through goat trails, to fantastic oceanside trails, to jeep trails through the forests that pass by God’s creatures of all sorts. I will be back, sooner rather than later!