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Great deal, great price, great location!- Old Delaney Square . Also for sale

nliteam — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:20:22 +0000

Owner manages the unit ( no application fee ! ), so you are not dealing with some unresponsive, uncaring, management company.
Credit, background and employment check required. Nonsmoker.
Ready for you to move today .

A one bedroom one bath condo, tucked into a serene corner of Delaney Park, yet just minutes from all the excitement of downtown. With a short walk to Lake Davis, Mills Market, Thornton Park, and downtown, along with quick access to 408 and plenty of parking, Old Delaney Square has the best of both worlds.
This adorable Second floor unit is in a complex reminiscent of Melrose place, with its palm tree shaded center courtyard and sparkling pool. At approximately 550 square feet, this beautiful unit is just the right size. Concrete block construction, and being an end unit make this condo very quiet.

Completely remodeled unit. The finishing touches are being done now, the pictures do not show all the completed work.

Upgrades:
Stainless Appliances
Granite countertop
New Kitchen Cabinets
New Vanity/Sink
New Lighting
Tile flooring
New carpet at bedroom
View from all the windows to parks and pools.
VERY QUIET!, LOVELY APARTMENT.

furnished : 850 per month
unfurnished : 750 per month
deposit : 850 or 750
application fee : any
application fee to the building administration per only one time : 50.

If you reserve this week , we paid this fee to the building administration.

We accept you want to change any color at walls ( no dark colors)
Great deal, great price, great location!

Price per sale : 58,000

PRECIO /PRICE 58.000 CON MUEBLES / FURNISHED GREAT LOCATION

nliteam — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:40:56 +0000

DIRECCION . ADDRESS : 1535 Catherine St , Downtown Orlando 32801

PRECIO /PRICE 58.000 CON MUEBLES / FURNISHED GREAT LOCATION , APARTMENT AND PRICE .

1 block TO THE 2 BIGGEST LAKES Gran ubicacion , precio .

A 1 cuadra de los 2 mas grandes lagos de Orlando

The Lakes : only 1 block from this property.

Lagos a 1 cuadra de esta propiedad

Can you belive it ? Puedes creer esto??

Venta directa de duenio

Owner is the seller

NO SHORT SALES / NO DUENIO BANCO !

Enjoy Melrose Place style living in this recently renovated condo right in the heart of the Downtown Orlando area. Close to lakes , stores, restaurants and more. Exquisite Renovation with Great Attention to Detail. Perfect for those looking for a Tranquil Retreat. This Gorgeous Poolside Unit is complete with EVERYTHING YOU WILL NEED . Old Delaney Square is right in the heart of Downtown Orlando and just a couple blocks from Lake Davis/Delaney Park areas. Brand New deco and furnished. Ready to live there !

link :

http://www.nancylandi.com/property/25470-NL00900-apartment-in-united-states-of-america-orlando-florida-downtown

Paris Inversiones / Paris Rentas !

nliteam — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 01:08:35 +0000

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Now , Paris!
Ahora Paris!

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nliteam — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 01:04:17 +0000

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Naples , FL , porque es El paraiso de Florida ?

nliteam — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 20:35:15 +0000

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Naples!

Golfo de Mexico

Una ciudad europea en Florida, USA

Naples es un paraiso de arenas

de cuarzo blanco de

color iridiscente y al tacto frio.

Ideal para caminar descalzo por la arena a cualquier hora.

Naples es el paraiso de

todos

los millonarios europeos .

La mayoria de las casas son de millonarios alemanes, italianos, franceses e ingleses.

Ir de compras al supermercado

es una mezcla de idiomas y pensar

que estas en Europa , pero con un

clima de Caribe todo el año.

Los delfines son parte del atardecer

en la playa , recuerdos para los fan de Punta del Este!. El sol se pone en la playa.

Los caimanes, tortugas y panteras tienen proteccion y forman parte

del paisaje diario.

Mar y pantanos.

Vida salvaje pero esmeradamente cuidada.

Vida salvaje , pero perfecta!

Mas perfección que tener todo , y

todo junto?

La gente de Miami sabe que es ya pasado la vida chic alli y la busca

en la costa esmeralda del Golfo de Mexico :

Naples.

Naples significa : Napoles y se

debe

a la gran colonia italiana aqui.

Vida chic y con seguridad de duplicar

o triplicar su inversion?

NAPLES SIN DUDAS!

Desde muy pronto ofreceremos el lujo de Naples en nuestra web.

Porque Naples y Marco Island ?

Porque

sabemos que la nueva movida de inversiones está aqui en la costa del Gofo de México.

Cafecitos italianos, negocios gourmet franceses,

el té con vajilla inglesa …calidad cultural

en La Filarmonica de Naples y el museo de Arte

El crecimiento de Naples debido a tanta inversion millonaria europea y americana presenta un mercado con grandes necesidades de alquileres para los residentes .
Las escuelas son modelo en USA y las familias y profesionales americanos buscan vivir aqui por mejor calidad de empleos ,estudios y vida.

Las escuelas públicas dan i-pad a sus alumnos en lugar de libros y cuadernos.

Los profesores trabajan con pizarras interactivas online.

Los idiomas aqui son necesarion como en Europa.

La gente necesita hablar varios por la poblacion.

Esto es una isla en USA y un paraiso para invertir con gran futuro.

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Eric Schrab -Cire Art’s photos. Great artist .Enjoy!

nliteam — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 04:20:43 +0000

Eric Schrab – Cire Art’s photostream

SetsGalleries Tags People Archives Favorites Profile

2011 New Paintings

12 photos

Cartoon Land “The…

19 photos

Dream and Color Series…

10 photos

Eric Schrab Paintings Sample

18 photos

B&W Panels

3 photos

See Life Pen & Ink

11 photos

Creation

8 photos

Out and About

26 photos

The Weather in Buenos Aires!. When to go.

nliteam — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 16:21:57 +0000

Weather

Buenos Aires!

If they don’t know it already, travelers from the northern hemisphere will soon realize that the southern hemisphere’s seasons are completely reversed. Summer runs December to February; fall is March to May; winter is June to August; and spring is September to November.
Buenos Aires’ climate is generally pleasant, with an annual rainfall of 900mm spread evenly throughout the year. The changeable spring, hot and humid summer and mild fall resemble New York City’s seasons, but winter temperatures are moderated by the South Atlantic and – for a city with a relatively low latitude (34° 37′ S) – are more comparable to Los Angeles, Sydney or Cape Town.
Frosts are uncommon, and the lowest temperature ever recorded is -5.4°C (22.3°F). Snowfall is rare, but in 2007 a storm left the city covered in a thick layer of white – something that hasn’t happened since 1918.
When to go

In terms of weather, spring (September to November) and fall (March to May) are the best seasons to visit Buenos Aires. Also, most festivals take place during these months, as do a good chunk of sporting events. Winter can be cold but not freezing, and a fine time to visit the city’s theaters, museums and cafés.
Many tourists come during the late spring and summer (November to March), though the hottest months of January and February are usually unpleasantly humid. Porteños who can afford it leave the city for the coasts, so some places – like museums and entertainment venues – close down in the capital (January and February are also the worst months to be doing business here). However, no matter what time of year you visit, BA will have something exciting to offer.

How to travel like a kid , Andy Murdock – Lonely Planet

nliteam — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 16:19:10 +0000

How to travel like a kid Andy Murdock Lonely Planet Author When thinking about travelling with children, as adults we tend to focus on one angle: how do we have fun (and stay sane) while travelling with our kids? There’s a flip-side to the coin: kids have to survive a trip with us and the inscrutable decisions we make when travelling, and we don’t always have their best interests in mind. Even when we do try to take the kids’ travel wishes into account, we can often get it wrong. You can spend a lot of time and money on a trip to Disney World, thinking it will be the best vacation your kids could imagine, only to find that their favorite part of the trip was the all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet at the hotel. So what’s a travelling parent to do? When you see a kid having a fantastic time, or quite the opposite, pay attention – there may be something you can learn about travel for yourself. Here are seven important lessons that kids can teach adults about travel: 1. Are we there yet? Too much time in transit makes anyone grumpy. Don’t fill your precious trip time with long drives and boring layovers. If you have the option, choose fun modes of transit: steam trains, double-decker buses, seaplanes or speed boats often do the trick. If you’ve got no choice but to brave the long straight road ahead get the kids involved in navigating, keeping track of the distance and planning rest stops. You’re often close to some great things just a short drive from the direct route you’re on, so allow time to detour. 2. A taste of home can help sometimes Kids tend to have little patience for bad food, and neither should you. And weird food? Sometimes it’s interesting, sometimes it’s just weird. It’s all about a balance. Local specialties are a great way to experience a place and street food markets in particular are exciting places to explore, but a dish from home can be exactly what you need to feel happy and comfortable somewhere new. So don’t miss Marrakesh’s Djemaa el-Fna, but the family might be happier dining in more familiar surroundings. 3. Release control We drag kids all over the place, and sometimes we drag them somewhere and suddenly they’re having fun. They’re doing something new, something unexpected and spontaneous, and no matter how much they cried and whined on the way, it’s fantastic. The same can be true for you if you let someone else – maybe even your kids – take the reins and steer you toward something you never thought you would try. Surrender control of the guidebook and see where you get taken. 4. Make the world your playground Okay, perhaps playing peek-a-boo with the person behind you on an airplane isn’t your style, but kids have the right idea: if it’s boring, turn it into a game. Treasure hunts in museums aren’t just for kids: they can be a great way to explore a popular attraction and leave the crowds behind. Can you spot the medieval galleon scribbled on the wall of Hagia Sofia in Istanbul? 5. Nap time It doesn’t matter how old you are, how much energy you have, or that you trip is coming to an end and you want to squeeze in as much as you can – everyone needs a break when travelling. Spent the day trekking from sight to sight around Rome? Sit down for a coffee and watch the world stream by, it might even energize you for more exploration later. 6. More parks and walks, fewer museums Strolling city neighborhoods and local parks can provide some of the most fun and rewarding experiences on a trip, and they’re always free. Sailing a model boat in the Jardin du Luxembourg or a fierce match of ping-pong in Bryant Park are fun (and thoroughly local) experiences for kids of any age. Carrying a hacky sack or fold-up Frisbee can give you all a chance to let off some steam and won’t weigh down your bag. 7. Again! Again! Is your child the type that wants to read their favorite book over and over? If you do something that makes them laugh, do they want you to repeat it again and again? The same may be true with travel. Never underestimate the joys of a return visit to a treasured destination or repeating a great experience.

Argentinean restaurant Casa Malevo in London’s Connaught Village since 22nd October 2010

nliteam — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 07:54:18 +0000

New London restaurant Casa Malevo opening later this month

by Newsdesk – Monday October 11, 2010 11:59 am

The restaurant is a joint venture between renowned chef Diego Jacquet and restauranteur Alberto Abbate which aims to showcase Argentina’s food and culture.

Apparently the aim of new London restaurant Casa Malevo is to “offer honest and truthful cocina Argentina (Argentinean cuisine) while exploring the different regions of the country, from Patagonia to Salta, the Pampas to Mendoza.”

The menu is set to include empanadas, mollejas al verdeo (grilled sweetbreads with spring onions, bacon and lemon), fabulous Argentine beef and for dessert, dulce de leche crème brulée with “banana Split” ice cream.

Between them Alberto Abbate and chef Diego Jacquet have plenty of experience under their belts; Jacquet has worked at Ferran Adria’s El Bulli, Aquavit in New York and most recently, The Trafalgar and Zetter hotels in London, whilst Abbate has almost 30 years experience in the hospitality industry and is also the man behind Santa Maria del Sur, runner up for best local restaurant in Gordon Ramsay’s The F word.

Jacquet appears to be beside himself with excitement over Casa Malevo, saying “I have spent the past 15 years cooking at some of the most exciting restaurants in the world with some fantastic chefs – but I do miss the food of my homeland. It has always been my dream to open an authentic Argentine restaurant and when this opportunity arose I had to jump at it.”

Expect to get an authentic taste of Argentinean food, wine and culture when this new london restaurant opens in 2010!

www.casamalevo.com

Se realizará el sábado en la Avenida Corrientes y distintos barrios porteños, con actividades gratuitas

nliteam — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 19:29:01 +0000

Cultura

Noche de librerías

Se realizará el sábado en la Avenida Corrientes y distintos barrios porteños, con actividades gratuitas

El próximo sábado 26 de noviembre se realizará la edición 2011 de la Noche de librerías, organizada por el Ministerio de Cultura y el Ministerio de Desarrollo Económico del Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires.

Este año, cuando Buenos Aires es Capital Mundial del Libro por designación de la UNESCO -en reconocimiento a sus programas para promover la difusión del libro y la lectura y expandir la industria editorial-, se ofrecerán más de 50 actividades gratuitas distribuidas en librerías y espacios abiertos de la ciudad para que la familia pueda disfrutar de una jornada de libros, autores y artistas varios.

A las actividades desarrolladas en el tradicional corredor de la Avenida Corrientes, donde la programación comenzará a las 18 horas, se sumarán los eventos en los circuitos de Palermo, San Telmo y otros barrios porteños.

La inauguración oficial tendrá lugar a las 19 en el hall del Teatro General San Martín, Avenida Corrientes 1530, con la presencia del Ministro de Cultura porteño, Hernán Lombardi; el Ministro de Desarrollo Económico, Francisco Cabrera; el Director de Industrias Creativas de la Ciudad, Enrique Avogadro, y autoridades de Cámara Argentina del Libro, la Cámara Argentina de Publicaciones y la Fundación El Libro.

Durante la Noche de librerías se cerrará el tránsito vehicular en Avenida Corrientes, desde Talcahuano a Callao, donde se desarrollará el eje central de las actividades.

En este lugar estará ubicado el escenario donde a las 20 h. habrá un espectáculo para chicos protagonizado por Caracachumba.

Sandra Mihanovich ofrecerá a las 21,30 h. un recital en homenaje a María Elena Walsh. El espectáculo incluirá canciones, textos y poemas de quien fue una de las más grandes creadoras de todos los tiempos. Además de los clásicos como Manuelita, Serenata para la tierra de uno, Barco quieto, Como la cigarra, la artista interpretará un repertorio especial para la ocasión, presentando su mirada sobre la autora y versiones con arreglos especiales para este concierto.

A las 23 se presentará Antonio Birabent para musicalizar poemas de Baldomero Fernández Moreno.

Por otra parte, Oliverio Girondo y Norah Lange, encarnados por Fernando Noy y Sofía Spano, recorrerán las inmediaciones del lugar a bordo de un auto antiguo, evocando así la manera que utilizó el poeta para difundir su libro Espantapájaros. Durante esa recorrida, “Oliverio” recitará algunos de sus poemas y “Norah” lo acompañará con canto lírico, actuación que luego repetirán en el escenario. También estará Marikena Monti interpretando poemas de Alfonsina Storni.

Para ver la programación de la Noche de librerías ingrese aquí.

La Noche de librerías representa a la industria editorial y rinde homenaje a las librerías y los libreros de la Ciudad, reconociendo el importante papel que el sector desempeña en la economía y la cultura de Buenos Aires.

Para los más chicos

La Noche de librerías ofrece espectáculos, juegos y actividades recreativas para vincular a los chicos con los libros y la lectura. Habrá búsquedas del tesoro por librerías, un taller de historieta, espectáculos de narración oral, teatro, magia, pintacaras, títeres y talleres de ciencia, arte y dibujo son algunas de las actividades previstas para ellos, que contarán a las 20 con un show especial de Caracachumba.

Por los barrios

San Telmo participa de la Noche de librerías con intervenciones de vidriera por artistas, cuentacuentos en la plaza Dorrego y actividades en librerías.

En Palermo la Noche de librerías ofrece un paseo guiado acerca el “El Palermo de Borges y Cortázar”. También se desarrollarán actividades para espectáculos de narración oral para adultos y charlas, y gran cantidad de actividades para chicos que se desarrollan dentro de las librerías.

En Almagro, desde las 14 a las 21 habrá un espacio con música, editoriales independientes, historieta, fanzines, ilustración, visuales. Tocan Ciertos Rayos, Impune, Prieto viaja al cosmos con Mariano, Julieta Sabanes, Bicicletas, La Muda y un grupo de ilustradores dibujan a sus personajes favoritos.

Apoyan la Noche de las librerías la Cámara Argentina del Libro, la Cámara Argentina de Publicaciones, la Cámara Argentina de Papeleros, Libreros y Afines, la Fundación El Libro, la Asociación de Literatura Infantil y Juvenil de la Argentina, la Embajada de Francia en Argentina, el Centre National du Livre y la Alianza Francesa.

Publicación: 24 de noviembre de 2011