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Grado $64.99 Marcello Dudovich Grado - Giclee Print |
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Grado SR325iS Headphones $295 What does the i stand for in the new SR325is from Grado? Improved, that's what! Yes, Grado has taken one of the world's most acclaimed headphones and taken it a few steps further. The new SR325is has an upgraded driver and cable design. The way the SR325is driver, cable and metal housing move air and react to sound vibrations are now less affected by transient distortions. With the new 8 conductor cable design you will notice improved control and stability of the upper and lower range of the frequency spectrum with both better supporting Grado's world renowned midrange. The SR325is will produce a sound that is pure Grado, warm harmonic color, rich full bodied vocals, excellent dynamics and an ultra smooth top end. Listen and Enjoy! Key Features: Vented diaphragm Aluminum air chamber UHPLC copper voice coil wire UHPLC copper connecting cord |
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Speedboat Chases 500 H.P. Submarine in the Lagoon of Grado $24.99 Speedboat Chases 500 H.P. Submarine in the Lagoon of Grado - Photographic Print |
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A Lane of Grado During World War I $24.99 A Lane of Grado During World War I - Photographic Print |
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An Alleyway of the City of Grado During World War I $24.99 An Alleyway of the City of Grado During World War I - Photographic Print |
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GRADO Window Thermometer by Blomus $28.43 The Blomus GRADO Window Thermometer is perfect for keeping an eye on the indoor temperature without putting holes in the walls. Simply attach the self-adhesive back to a chosen window and watch the temperature rise and fall. Great for the kitchen. By Floz Design. Blomus, headquartered in Germany, specializes in the design and manufacture of beautifully engineered home and office accessories in modern stainless steel styles. The Blomus GRADO Window Thermometer is available with the following: Details:Made of stainless steel, plastic and acrylic Celsius onlyDesigned by Floz DesignShipping: This item usually ships within 2-3 business days. Dimensions: Item: Depth .98 In., Overall Diameter 4.33 In. |
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GRADO Wall Thermometer by Blomus $39.41 Check the temperature without having to leave the house. Just mount the Blomus GRADO Wall Thermometer to an outdoor post and gaze from the window. Features stainless steel, plastic and acrylic to endure the elements. By Floz Design. Blomus, headquartered in Germany, specializes in the design and manufacture of beautifully engineered home and office accessories in modern stainless steel styles. The Blomus GRADO Wall Thermometer is available with the following: Details:Made of stainless steel, plastic and acrylic Mounting kit includedDesigned by Floz DesignOptions:Temperature: Celsius, or Fahrenheit.Shipping: This item usually ships within 2-3 business days. Dimensions: Item: Overall Diameter 5.91 In., Depth .79 |
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GRADO Garden Thermometer by Blomus $73.25 Watch the temperature rise with the Blomus GRADO Garden Thermometer. Made of stainless steel, this garden thermometer is one "plant" that won't need to be replaced with the seasons. Take your pick of Fahrenheit or Celsius. Comes with stainless steel stake. Created by Floz Design. Blomus, headquartered in Germany, specializes in the design and manufacture of beautifully engineered home and office accessories in modern stainless steel styles. The Blomus GRADO Garden Thermometer is available with the following: Details:Made of stainless steel, plastic and acrylic Designed by Floz DesignOptions:Temperature: Celsius, or Fahrenheit.Shipping: This item usually ships within 2-3 business days. Dimensions: Item: Depth .98 , Height 55.91 In., Overall Diameter 7.87 In. |
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IN MEMORIAM:VOL 2 PROKOFIEV SON NO 6 BY GRADO,ANDREW (CD) $25.03 Artist: GRADO,ANDREW Genre: Classical Music Release Date: 11JUL2006 |
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Grado SR60i Headphones $79 High fidelity sound for low cost The SR60s produce brilliant sound for a low cost. The SR60s have a flexible, soft vinyl headband. The headband and earpieces are connected by metal height adjusters, which adjust the height of your head with the center of your ear. These nifty adjusters also allow the earpiece to rotate a full 360 degrees, permitting them to lie flat on a surface--perfect when packing in a suitcase. The SR60s come with Grado's new earpads. The new pads are a soft, porous, open cell foam that covers the driver-- much more comfy. The SR60s offer good sound quality, plus are easily driven by the output of a portable player or inexpensive home equipment-- a nice combination. They come terminated to a mini with a 1/4 inch adapter and have a straight cord that attaches to both earpieces. Key Features: Brilliant sound for a low cost Adjustable headband made of soft vinyl Earpieces rotate 360 degrees - great for packing flat Mini stereo termination with 1/4-inch adapter |
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Three Plaques from the Throne Said to Be from Grado, 6th-7th or 11th Century $49.99 Three Plaques from the Throne Said to Be from Grado, 6th-7th or 11th Century - Giclee Print |
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Blomus 65246 Grado Window Thermometer in Celsius $34.84 Window Thermometer Series Grado is a proposal of the German brand Blomus. The apparatus is characterized not only functional and practical use but it also serves an aesthetic function. Placed on a window or door frame doors will be a steel and decidedly elegant decoration including most uncommon round form. The thermometer indicates air temperature on the Celsius scale. Design: Floz. Collection: Grado collection. Constructed from stainless steel plastic acrylic. Self adhesive. Dimensions: 4.33 W x 0.98 D. |
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Blomus 65245 Grado Wall Thermometer in Fahrenheit $47.53 Made very carefully and beautifully with great attention to detail will be beautifully presented on your terrace or balcony. Device for measuring temperature in Fahrenheit scale. Design: Floz. Collection: Grado. Constructed from stainless steel plastic acrylic. Includes mounting kit. Dimensions: 4.33 W x 0.79 D. |
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Bach - B flat major (B-dur) Nr. 21 - & B flat minor (B moll) Nr. 22 - Bruno Seidlhofer
Asturias - Peaks and Parks
Asturias is one of the seventeen autonomous communities of Spain, and can be found in the far north of the country. Many of the autonomous communities of Spain are further sub-divided into provinces and Asturias is no exception albeit there is only one province in this region, which is also named Asturias.
The autonomous community is bordered as follows:
· on the east by Cantabria
· on the south by Castilla y León
· on the west by Galicia
· on the north by the Cantabrian Sea
The capital of the province, Oviedo along with the seaport of Gijón and the industrial town of Avilés are the most important cities of the region with other major towns including Mieres, Siero, Cangas de Onís, Cangas del Narcea, Grado, Lena, Laviana, El Entrego, Villaviciosa and Llanes.
High mountain ranges spanning some 200 kilometres, characterize the landscape of Asturias and within these ranges some of Spain’s most exceptional nature reserves, such as Picos de Europa and the national parks of Covadonga and Somiedo, can be found.
Climbing, walking, skiing and caving are just some of the activities which are catered for in this Mecca for sports enthusiasts, whilst the lush green landscapes of the rest of the region offers peace and tranquillity for the non-extreme amongst us. Such is the contrast of the landscape that the question should be ‘Where else could you find high mountain peaks a few miles from a coastline which has great beaches and colourful fishing villages?’
As extensive as it is spectacular, the Asturian coastline is littered with hundreds of beaches, coves and natural sea caves. Playa del Silencio (Beach of Silence) close to the fishing village of Cudillero and the many, many beaches, which surround the summer resort of LLanes, are particularly noteworthy. Barro, Ballota and Torimbia (which is predominantly a nudist beach) are just a few of these and it is not unusual to see grazing livestock on top of the steep cliffs which border most of the fine, sandy beaches.
With an annual rainfall varying between 1m and 1.5m, the province can claim to be one of the wettest in the Iberian peninsular and Degaña, with its average of 2.13m per year is one of the wettest areas within the region. The mountainous areas of Asturias have, predictably, harsh and bitterly cold winter periods, whilst in contrast, the coast enjoys mild summers and winters with yearly average temperatures in Oviedo being 13ºC. Snowfall is commonplace in the Somiedo and Picos regions between November and January.
Food and Drink
Asturias is renowned for both its seafood and for its regional dish Fabada Asturiana, which is a rich, tasty stew made with large white beans, shoulder of pork, black sausage, spicy sausage and saffron. The traditional alcoholic drink of the region is a natural cider made with apples harvested from the many apple groves here and it is usually served “El Escanciado”. The bottle, when using this method, must be held above head height, which allows the cider to have a long vertical pour, and since it is bottled without gas, the cider becomes aerated as it splashes into the glass giving it a pleasant, refreshing taste. It is customary to pass the same glass around and for everyone to drink from it. After each person takes his or her sip, a small amount of the cider is splashed to the ground in a symbolic glass cleaning gesture before passing it to the next person.
Asturias is also affectionately known as “the land of cheeses”. This is due chiefly to the wide variety and quality of the regions famous product (especially the Cabrales).
Tourist Attractions
The Way of Santiago (along with all of its en-route monuments) and the Ruta de la Plata (the “silver route”) both traverse Asturias and are some of the regions most favourite tourist attractions.
Music
Regional Anthem – The regional anthem of Asturias, ‘Asturias, patria querdia’ (Asturias, my dear motherland), is a song which, as popular myth suggests, is sung by intoxicated people across the whole of Spain, whereas in reality this is not actually true. Francos’ side first mentioned this idea during the Spanish civil war in an effort to damage the reputation of the Asturian people.
Major Attractions
Oviedo, the region’s capital: compromising of a diverse architecture, it is a clean and cosmopolitan city. Some of the major highlights located to the north, are Santa María del Naranco and San Miguel de Lillo, a pre-Roman church and a pre-Roman castle respectively, which were built by the first Asturian Kings.
The Picos de Europa National Park: The Picu Urriellu is probably the more famous of the mountains in this range and is a molar-shaped peak which has an orange radiance in the twilight sun which gives it its nickname of ‘El Naranjo de Bulnes’.
The shrine to the Virgin Mary of Covadonga and the mountain lakes near Cangas de Onís: The Virgin Mary is said, according to legend, to have given Asturian soldiers a timely signal to attack the Moorish conquerors, which by doing so took the aggressors completely by surprise. The result is that the Reconquista and unification of Spain, it is believed, began here in Asturias.
The Asturian coast: the beaches and coves around the resort of LLanes are worthy of particular mention, as is the Playa del Silencio close to the fishing village of Cudillero.
Other Places of Interest
· Ceceda village: notice the traditional horreo grain silos, which are built on stilts which keeps field mice from getting to the grain.
· The Dobra River: its remarkable colours and natural beauty make the river worthy of visiting if you are in the area.
· The ‘senda costera’ (coastal way) between Pendueles and Llanes: some of the most impressive coastal scenery can be seen whilst walking along this nature route. Among the many spectacles are the bufones (water spouts naturally created by sea erosion) and the Playa de Ballota.
· A bizarre rock formation on the beach at Buelna village that is best viewed at low tide.
The mountains and nature reserves of Asturias offer a timeless way of life, which is steeped in culture and is enchantingly different from the busy Southern Costas. At least once in a persons life a visit to Asturais should be on the adgenda.
About the Author
Mark Buckingham runs Spanish holiday rentals, a fast groing website where you can find all types of properties to rent and for sale in Spain.
