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Lynn and Tom Hart are pleased to announce that Quinta Sao Domingos in Guimaraes is open

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 15:37:00 +0000

Lynn and Tom Hart are pleased to announce that Quinta Sao Domingos in Guimaraes, near Viseu Portugal is now open for business.

Swimming pool, BBQ, terrace and gardens with your own luxurious apartment

A restored farm house and adega (wine house) on the edge of a small village in Central Portugal. The village, Guimaraes, is located about 8 miles north east of the town of Viseu about three miles off the road to Satao.

The Viseu skyline

There are two apartments in the Quinta, (farmhouse) one 2 bedroom, and one 1 bedroom.

Quinta Rosa is on the ground floor and has a kitchen, utility room, toilet, large lounge, and double bedroom with ensuite bathroom. Across the small internal courtyard there is a further double bedroom and ensuite shower room suitable for people with disabilities. It should be noted that the rooms are on different levels so internal access with a wheel chair is limited.

Quinta Azul is on the first floor with access up the staircase at the front of the Quinta with 14 steps. There is a large open plan kitchen and living room, double bedroom and ensuite bathroom.

We offer four self catering apartments, 2 x 2 bedroom and 2 x 1 bedroom. There is a 12m x 6m outdoor swimming pool, with an outside kitchen to enjoy barbecues and the local wine. This is a beautiful largely unspoilt area and is ideal for a quiet restful holiday. The apartments have been refurbished over the last two years, and furnished and equipped to a high standard, they are kept meticulously clean.

Adega Tinta is on the first floor up 10 steps to an open plan kitchen and lounge. There are two bedrooms with shower rooms, one double with a view of the lagar (wine making room) and one twin.

Adega Branca is an upside down apartment, reached up six steps,†with the double bedroom and ensuite bathroom underneath the lounge and open plan kitchen

The village is quiet and peaceful with virtually no traffic and looks over a beautiful rolling landscape to the Serra de Estrela Mountains in the east.

Our garden contains orange, tangerine, lemon, grapefruit, peach, apple, pear, fig, pomegranate, walnut and chestnut trees, together with a small vineyard and flowers.

For more information please visit our website or contact us.

Quinta Sao Domingos

Guimaraes

Sao Pedro De France

Viseu 3505-350

Portugal

00351 232 924 154

lynnhart49@gmail.com

www.quintasaodomingos.com

Skype tomatmill

Childrens charity in El Salvador needs your support

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:56:00 +0000

The Gulf of Hope needs to be registered as a Charity, to make sure we are all official and above-board. This costs money. So far, all our funds have gone to enrol six little girls in a proper school for 2010. For now, the coffers are empty. Our solution: Omar and I decided to do a fundraiser. For a long while, we thought about what we could do, and finally came upon the idea that we will both shave our heads. With this, we are making a bold (and bald) statement - we are serious about the Gulf of Hope. We hope that our lack of locks will start communication with new people: people who will become interested in what we do, and who might decide to contribute.

The event will take place in late March, just before we go to the States. To make it easier with contributions, I signed us up on Chipin. Chipin will collect donations for us, track them, and provide updates as we go.

As you can see, we are hoping to raise $3000. Right now, we are not sure how much it will cost to be officially registered. This does not mean that we have not done our homework: registration is difficult as we live in Abu Dhabi at the moment and to register here is impossible without local support. We cannot register as a Charity in the UK, USA or Germany as we do not live there. But we are hoping to get charitable status in El Salvador. We spoke to our lawyers and they are working on this issue. When we go to La Union in April, we should be able to sign the necessary papers ... whatever we raise will support this venture. If anything is left over, it will go into the funds.

Emergency Broadcast New World Order Ahead

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 16 Mar 2009 17:04:00 +0000

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Rhythmic Balanced Interchange is the game at Bin Fishing

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 13:33:00 +0000

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Flock Voted #6 in PC World's Top 100 Products of 2008

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 20:03:00 +0000

We recently became aware that Flock was selected as one of PC World's top 100 products of 2008. This is flattering for us, and another great validation that our vision is resonating with the world. We were not only in the company of many wonderful other products and services, but we were listed as #6 on the list of 100 services.
Rather than doing some kind of chicken dance to show our jubilation for this acknowledgement, I'll simply point you to the list so that you can check out the many wonderful companies which also received this recognition. Of course, we pay close attention to the other browsers, and we are extremely humbled to be listed as the top browser by PC World.

The pace of progress here at Flock has been steady. In November of 2007, Flock launched our first commercial release with the 1.0 version of our browser. Today, we find ourselves almost half way into 2008, and we're launching our third full commercial release with the 1.2 version of our browser.

We've got some great things planned for the remainder of 2008, and look forward to continued innovation in pursuit of delighting Flock fans worldwide.

Flock a great new Web 2.0 browser for the social networkers

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 19:10:00 +0000

Flock is a great mashup of all the things I do daily, in one handy place, and it’s all tied together.

Checking my email, Uploading pic’s to my photobucket account? flickr too and you can post direct to a blog of your choice all saved and remembered auromaticallt by Flock.

It’s also got a built in “Web Clipboard” where you can drag, text, images, links, to be used in a blog post, upload to your sites whatever.

A “Media Bar” to preview your images from photobucket etc, in a neat side scrolling bar on the top of your browser.

And all of this built on standards approved firefox in one tidy very user friendly package.

Getting Social with the Flock 1.2 Browser

Uploading Photos with the Flock 1.2 Browser

Finding and Sharing Media with the Flock 1.2 Browser

Flock and Digg

Blogging with Flock

Reading Feeds with the Flock 1.2 Browser

Download Flock Here

Blogged with the Flock Browser

RSS mashups is an RSS scrapbook test pad

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 11:42:00 +0000