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The Naked City by Jules Dassin (1948, 95 min.). The film opens with a sweeping aerial tracking shot over Manhattan, and as day turns to night, the narrator tells us this is "a story of the city itself." Police detectives attempt to track down a killer, but finding him in a city of eight million people proves challenging. Using more than 100 city locations, The Naked City borrows from the noir and documentary traditions, creating a riveting portrait of a city that feels the weight of WWII and the Cold War on its shoulders.
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With a stay at Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Richardson in Richardson, you'll be close to University of Texas at Dallas and Collin Creek Mall.
This hotel is within the vicinity of ArtCentre of Plano and Richland College.
Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 72 guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Kitchens are outfitted with refrigerators. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while video-game consoles and cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary weekday newspapers.
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and barbecue grills. Guests can get around on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 7 mi.
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Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham Richardson features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. This hotel offers access to a business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A complimentary area shuttle within 7 mi is available for guests. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills and laundry facilities. Onsite parking is complimentary.
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text: Turiscampo from £9.45 to £11.15 Per unit Contact Us Book It Images Video Map Rallies Rally Info Rally stewards are Bob and Margaret Maddock. 50 Rally pitches (approx. 80m2), at the bottom, flatter area of the site and close to the main facilities, with 6A or 10A electricity; most pitches with some shade. Two large 100m2 pitches available in the rally area. Rally pitches are allocated by the site, not the rally stewards. The restaurant is available in the evening for organised rally activities, normally twice a week (exclusive use by the rally is not guaranteed). A small chalet on the rally area is also made permanently available for other activities. Typical rally activities (subject to demand) may include boules competitions, whist and crib, quiz nights, Sunday barbecues, American suppers and Chinese take-aways, dinner dances, line dancing, crafts and model making, short cycle trips, walks, keep-fit and excursions. Rally Tips This rally is in a wonderful area of the Algarve that is less commercial than the more easterly region, the coastline ranging from white sandy beaches to rocky outcrops and cliffs. There is much to see and do in the area, by using either your own vehicles or the local buses that stop next to the site. Members at Turiscampo tell us that they love the combination of getting out and about into this wonderful region on some days, then relaxing on a high quality and well-run rally site with good facilities on others, while an enjoyable social programme from Bob and Margaret enables them to share experiences with others and pick up tips for new places to visit. Rally Date: 04 01 2014 - 11 04 2014 We recommend that you book your entire rally stay as early as possible. Overview Within easy reach are white sandy beaches and a picturesque rocky coastline Rally Dates 4 Jan -11 Apr 2014 (Members only) This high quality modern campsite, in the western Algarve, continues to receive rave reviews from campers for its friendly welcome and for the quality of its facilities, which were improved again recently, with the opening of a fabulous new washblock. The Coll family are carefully redeveloping the site with priority being given to good-sized pitches and high quality facilities for campers. The locality is ideal both for those who want to relax and for those who like to be more active, with many members commenting on how much there is to see and do in the area. Within easy reach are white sandy beaches and a picturesque rocky coastline, including the most south-westerly point of Europe, Cape St. Vincent with its famous lighthouse, just 12 miles away. Golfers can play on a different golf course every day – in February! The nearby town of Lagos is steeped in history, from Roman times through to the occupation by the Moors, then to more recent Portuguese explorers. This is a great campsite, that enables you to enjoy a Mediterranean-like climate by the ocean and to easily explore the fascinating surrounding area. Location Directly off the N125 near the village of Espiche Luz 1 mile, Lagos centre 4 miles, Cape St. Vincent 12 miles, Monchique 30 miles, Albufeira 38 miles, Lisbon 189 miles, Nearest beach 1.5 miles Information Dogs allowed Barbecues allowed on pitches Jacuzzi and wellness treatments room Bus services to Sagres and to Lagos run about every 90 minutes from outside the site Sports facilities locally include golf courses, gym and indoor pool (all with discount for campers), sea fishing and watersports Owned by the Coll family and run by Agnès Coll Isern Site Accessibility Dedicated accessible facilities - Ramp or flat access to wash blocks; new lower wash block has two separate dedicated wash rooms with access by special key; access is via the main wash block hallway, before entering the single sex wash room; level access to reception; ramp to bar/restaurant; level access to supermarket; level access to pool; slightly sloping or flat terrain at the bottom of the site, getting steeper towards top; tarmac roads; contact us for any further information. Reviews There are currently no reviews for this Site. Why not be the first? Leave a Review Facilities Turiscampo has the following facilities on or around the site. Very well-maintained modern wash blocks; one recently added and very high quality block is the nearest to the rally area and includes dog showers; all with hot and cold water to showers, wash basins, and dishwashing sinks; chemical toilet disposal points at wash blocks; several drinking water taps on site Sports facilities on site include a lagoon-style swimming pool, with sun bathing area, multisports area and boules pitch Motorhome service point Bike hire Laundry facilities include sinks with hot water, five washing machines and two driers Restaurant/bar snacks and take-away;small supermarket Activities and entertainment Wi-Fi (charge) Pricing Sites often charge for an additional vehicle, including a car towed by a motorhome. You should also expect to pay extra for pets and awnings. We only charge you for extra equipment if the site charges us. Solo campers may be entitled to reduced pitch fees on some sites. Please proceed to book in order to find the latest prices, availability, or if you are looking to start your stay within less than 2 weeks please call us. More information on pricing can be found here.


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Our Price: $2,899.00Like magpies we get totally distracted by sparkly things. Enter the bright and colorful screen of the Jura Impressa J9 One Touch TFT. Jura has taken the typical espresso machine digital screen a notch higher — maybe even a few notches higher — with this interactive and visually striking version. At the push of the rotary button, the J9 One Touch's menu pops up, complete with text and images, to reveal a list of specialty drinks from which to choose as well as a helpful guide to customize your own drinks, maintain your machine, and when to refill your water tank. To the detail-obsessed users: You can even choose the color scheme of your screen. Talk about sparkles! Learn More
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Our Price: $174.95For those of you who want to be your own home barista but feel like you don't have the experience, the Saeco Poemia is your new best friend. A great learning machine, it is easy to use and forgiving of many rookie mistakes. With a pressurized portafilter, there is no need to perfectly tamp your espresso in order to pull a great shot. The panarello wand on makes milk frothing a breeze! You'll be making lattes for your friends in no time! The design is similar to higher end Saeco machines, stylish and affordable. Learn More
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March '11 from Dream in Color
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Previously $28.00 each.
This month's Dream Club brings you a specially dyed skein of Smooshy with Cashmere in the color Irish Sprout.
1 skein will make 1 pair of socks (or a scarf, or a couple of cowls, or some mitts or gloves.) We will be emailing you a pattern for "Cascading Leaves Socks" within 48 hours of your order shipping out to you.
Material: 70% Superwash Merino, 20% Cashmere, 10% Nylon Gauge: 7.5-9 sts = 1" Fiber Weight: Fingering Weight Actual Weight: 4.00 oz / about 110 grams Yardage: 400 yd / 365.8 m Care: Hand wash recommended; lay flat to dry. Needle Size: US 0-2 (2-2.75mm)
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The Merritt family some twenty years before they began mining operations on the Mesabi, 1871.
Lewis H. Merrill and his dog Mack at the backdoor of the Harrington-Merrill House, 1900.
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Lewis Merrill in the apple orchard on the Merrill's property, 1898.
Liang May Seen Woo with her son Howard. Photograph by George M. Dempsie c.1910.
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Lincoln Mill, Anoka, Minnesota, c.1890. Lithographer: Louis Haugg.
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Students at Johnston Community College learned interview tips and how to dress for success during a recent event hosted by the Career and Transfer Resource Center and the JCC foundation.
"This was awesome," said Oletha Richards of Selma. "I'm thinking I need to redo my wardrobe after the fashion show today, and I got some really great ideas on how to make my resume stand out."
A panel of five professionals shared interview and resume-preparation skills with the 70 attendees. Among the tips: show your best self to the interviewer, have a general knowledge of current events and be courteous, prompt and respectful.
The event also included a fashion show that showcased examples of how to dress to impress on the job and a clothes closet with donated items from JCC employees and the community. Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Belk and Brooks Brothers loaned clothing for student models to wear in the fashion show.
Yaremi Moreno of Four Oaks was excited to take home a blazer, button-down shirt and dress to wear on her next job interview. "Sometimes I struggle with what to wear for an interview, and this was really helpful," she said.
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Network World - If you're a serious Android-watcher, you've probably heard of the YotaPhone - the Russian-built Android phone that packs a rear-mounted e-Ink display in addition to a standard touchscreen.
It's a deceptively simple gimmick that could allow the YotaPhone to surprise a lot of people - not just serious Android fans - in the U.S. when it's released in late 2013.
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YotaPhone CEO Vladislav Martynov and COO Lau Geckler met up with Network World at CES to show off the firm's creation.
Aside from the e-Ink display, the YotaPhone looks much like any other recent Android flagship - it runs on a Qualcomm 8960 SoC, packs 2GB of RAM and 32GB of Flash storage, front and rear cameras, and 4G connectivity. It uses a largely unmodded version of Jelly Bean. It's not the sleekest design in the world, given the fetish for ultra-thin phones, but it sits comfortably enough in the hand and isn't too weighty. The phone seemed responsive and performed ably in the little time I had to play around with it, with few surprises for anyone familiar with Android 4.1 running on solid hardware.
But the second screen, obviously, is the main event. There's a touch-sensitive pad on the same side as the e-Ink reader that lets users program what will be shown on that display - I saw everything from simple clocks and weather displays to live Twitter feeds and a counter that said "18 days since I last had a cigarette." Additionally, swiping with two fingers from the top to the bottom of the main screen instantly mirrors whatever's being shown onto the e-Ink display. While I could see life with a secondary display taking some getting used to, it's easy enough to tinker with and adapt.
There are a lot of reasons for the e-Ink reader's presence on the phone, according to Martynov and Geckler, but most of them boil down to battery life and information accessibility.
"We looked at what's most disappointing today about current smartphones, and realized that there are a few things - because of some limitations, particularly battery limitations, it's always off," Martynov says.
This means, he says, that most phones effectively keep content further away from users than they need to. If you've got a picture of your daughter as a background, for example, you're really only seeing it for a few seconds a day when you actually turn the device on to use it. Similarly, notes Martynov, a text message sent to an iPhone, for example, is only visible for a few seconds without having to turn the screen on and get into the messaging app.
The e-Ink screen is YotaPhone's solution to this problem - it doesn't use power except for when it's updating itself, so keeping whatever content the user wants front and center isn't a drag on the battery. No more burying yourself in your phone just to check up on Twitter.


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Aikido instructor Robert Aoyagi holds court every week at the Waialae Dojo.
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Authorities say three deer that used the automatic entrance doors have left a Kohl's store in Coralville, Iowa.
Coralville Police Chief Barry Bedford says a doe and two fawns walked through the doors into the store vestibule on Monday morning. The fawns went no further, but their mother made it into the store and headed toward the back.
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Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is found in every cell in the body and is necessary for the basic functioning of cells. CoQ10 exists inside small organelles of the cell called mitochondria, the powerhouses of the cell, where it is needed to generate energy. A helpful way to recall the function of CoQ10 in the cell is to think about how a spark plug works in an engine. Knowing the role CoQ10 plays in cellular energy production, it is no wonder that the highest concentrations of CoQ10 are where we need the most energy – the heart, immune system, liver and kidneys.
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The blonde style is gorgeous - and I' like to bet that most men think so too! I can therefore only imagine jealousy is at play for those who disagree! Grunge is more than a look, it's an ethos; a classic in its own right. Long may it live! It's better than the high-maintenance, high-heel-tottering vacant footballer's wife look! However I grant that this hairstyle would not be a great look for older women, unless they are absolutely gorgeous, although it could be modified to suit.
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What happened to all the good hairdressers, is right! I get my hair cut by one mediocre lady, who at least knows what I'm talking about, still, if I walk her thru each snip. I went elsewhere a couple of times, and asked them to basically cut "bangs" that where layered in front, (so they look swept back and layered when I wear it up) and then a medium-longish blunt cut in the back. Two people told me I wanted "two different haircuts" and one guy told me he knew exactly what I meant, combed all my bang area from about the middle of my head, forward, and CUT IT OFF AT BANG LENGTH. I was almost out of my mind, before someone else stepped in, and salvaged my hair. It's not that hard, I see people with parted, layered "bangs" and a ponytail, all the time. but if you ask for more than long hair that's raggedly and unevenly layered these days, FORGET IT!
3 years
I'm sorry but the blond's hair is a mess. Can we move on from "grunge" or the unkempt look? Is there no going back to some kind of classy look or is the "low down" look so appealing?
3 years
The older women of today all look alike with short curley hair. They need to update their hairdo and be alittle daring. If you look around notice how everyone looks the same.
3 years
Please, get some hair stylists who like women.. I am sick of all the women ,young and old and even older, wearing their hair straight,and to make it even worse a center part.. Only the very beautiful can get away with this and look pretty. So make us pretty again... And you girls who wear this, take a good look in the mirror.. Nuf said..Sarg...
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3 years
I agree with the person who said that hairstyles of today make women look like old bag ladies. They look unkept and frumpy. Long hair and pony tails is not for everyone! What happened to all the good hairdressers in this country? Go to any chain now-a-days and I bet they don't even know how to cut a decent Wedge, a Stack, a Swing, or a Bob. Some hairstyles should never ever go out of style just like that little proverbial black dress we count on for elegance.
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Talking about the IDOL Hairdo's -- They are more like HairDON'Ts !!! A few years ago IDOL hairstylist "Dean" would give the girls much needed "hair" makeovers, most of them from outdated, unflattering, ugly frizzy looks, to STRAIGHT, Chic & Sleek Bobs, or Longer Hairstyles, making them look great! But now the girls look like bag ladies! Help!
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Top-ranked Alabama's stunning-if-you-say-so home defeat Saturday narrowed the national-scope scenarios but also raised the gun barrels of anxiety — especially in South Bend.
The idea that Notre Dame could ever be left out of anything seems preposterous given the school's golden-dome history.
Notre Dame, after all, has its own network contract and is guaranteed a BCS berth any year it finishes in the top eight.
Major bowls can't wait to push other applicants out of the way any year the Fighting Irish meet the nine-win and top-14 ranking minimums.
Things, though, have gotten suddenly serious.
Alabama's loss to Texas A&Manziel bumped three undefeated teams up in the order, the problem being only two can play for the title and No. 3 is Notre Dame.
Kansas State is No. 1 in the BCS for the first time in school history despite being No. 2 in both polls used in the BCS formula.
Oregon is No. 2 despite being No. 1 in the polls and Notre Dame is No. 3 in the BCS despite being No. 1 in the computers.
See how much sense the BCS makes?
Notre Dame is already antsy enough, having not won a national crown since 1988, breaking the numerically ordered sequence following the Irish's titles of 1966 and '77.
What happened in 1999?
There is no beating around the bend that Notre Dame will be snubbed out of the BCS title game if Oregon and Kansas State win out.
Oregon is eye candy in all major indexes and taking care of its remaining schedule would mean defeating Stanford, Oregon State and either UCLA or USC — all ranked in this week's BCS top 20.
Kansas State's only fear in winning out against Baylor and Texas is dropping to No. 2 behind Oregon.
The BCS has given a lot to Notre Dame, but it might also take.
Irish fans can put their complaints in the pile next to USC in 2003, Auburn in 2004, Michigan in 2006 and Utah in 2008.
Are we forgetting anyone?
Notre Dame Coach Brian Kelly grew up in Massachusetts as the son of an alderman. He campaigned for Gary Hart in 1984 and considered politics for a career before opting for the much more cutthroat business of college football.
Kelly promised only last week he would not stoop so low as to campaign for his own team.
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Joyride 150 – For when it's too crummy outside to ride
I've recently rekindled my love for mountain biking after getting an entry level mountain bike at ann end of year sale. During that time I've tried to take it out on the Don Valley mountain biking trail even on the rare snowy days we've had here in Toronto. The problem is we've had a lot of mild weather and lots of rain meaning tons of mud and poor riding conditions. Fortunately, Joyride 150 gives riders a space to ride without the mud.
Joyride 150 is an all season multi-discipline bike park located in Markham, just north-east of Toronto. While the park features are tailored to the BMX and free-style crowd it does have trails designed for the mountain biker or cyclocross rider. The indoor facility is spacious and even had a gym with spinning studio. Lounge and eating space as well as a shop with tools and a bike stand help give the space more functionality for those who need a break or to do some repairs.
I went in during a dreary January afternoon to check out the XC (Cross Country) trail. As expected, I'm the only non-BMX rider as I tout a spandex tights and clipless shoes while the other users are coasting on the BMX bikes wearing jeans and sneakers. Needless to say nobody seemed to mind as the atmosphere was very relaxed which helped considering now nervous (and out of practice) I was. Though the trails are meant to simulate actual XC riding outdoors the feeling is much different than I anticipated. I got onto the trail and attempted to hop a log but snagged it and took a slight tumble but within a few minutes I was slowly adjusting and even took on the intermediate trail.
I brought my GoPro camera with me to record some of the action and though my speed was much slower than what I was used to several years ago I know with practice I'll pick up the speed:
Joyride 150 is great for anyone looking for an alternative to recreational riding in mucky weather or for people looking to get into a different discipline of cycling (they offer bike and gear rentals as well as coaching). I definitely plan on going back a few more times in preparation for the spring riding season.
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Today we put Iceobel to sleep. It is the single worst day of my life. If you aren't an animal person I understand that you don't get it but Iceobel was my mostly companion, "Sissy" to my daughter and a protector to my family. My heart is broken but I believe my girl is in heaven now.
Rest In Peace, dear Iceobel. I will always love you.
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You have my sympathies Jada. Pets are members of the family. My girl Lickie has been gone for 6 years and I still miss her like it was yesterday. My heart goes out to you.
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I feel your pain, Jada. This year, I had to put down one cat and my dog. It is never pleasant, but sometimes it is the right thing to do.
I'm sorry to hear that you had to, but Icobel is now running in green meadows, chasing cats or a postman right now.
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I am so sorry to hear of this, Jada. My condolences to you and your family. I know she had a wonderful life with you. Rest in peace, sweet Iceobel.
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I feel your loss. My family jokes that our German Shephard, Sheba, was my second mom growing up, she was a gift to me when I was a baby and we grew up together. Losing her when I was seven was tough, and it has never gotten any easier over the years with any of my four legged best friends.
Know that she is in a better place, no longer hurting, but playing like the puppy you first feel in love with and will be waiting by the gates when you arrive to once again be your constant companion and loyal friend.
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I also had a dog growing up. A German Shepard named Vader. Loved that dog. My sympathies.
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I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, Jada. I have had many pets through the years and it is gut=wrenching when something like this happens. Thinking of you and your family...
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I've made up a slideshow of various pictures of Iceobel:
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WHAT!!! I am so sorry you had to put her down Jada...we were just talking about her last week!!! It is better though than for her to suffer if she was....I also believe she is in heaven now....just like she was in her prime or life....you will see her again one day. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your familiy during this difficult time. Please let me know if there is anything I can do.
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I've made up a slideshow of various pictures of Iceobel:
Love the two with her yawning and her tounge stick up to her nose with her eyes shut!!!! Precious!!
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I've added a few more and I'm hunting around for more pictures.
My heart is most very sad right now.
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Losing a 4 legged family member is always hard.
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|Volunteers Urgently Needed in Waterloo on Jan 29 & 30
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The Ontario Engineering Competition (OEC) is held annually at one Ontario engineering university - and attracts the top undergraduate engineering students from each of the 15 engineering faculties in the province. Students compete in 1 of 6 different competition categories, which range from hands-on design challenges to parliamentary debate and consulting engineering. This year, the event is taking place on the University of Waterloo campus, and at the Delta Hotel in Kitchener.
There are over 200 competitors, and 40 judges from industry involved. We currently have nearly 100 students (from the university) who have volunteered to help - but we are still in urgent need of 2 - 4 skilled volunteers with some background or experience working with power tools (carpenters, machinists, cabinetmakers, shop teachers, etc.) to help supervise a basic shop with limited power tools. These volunteers should be comfortable working with basic power woodworking tools (drill press, chop saw, skill saw). Volunteers will receive a t-shirt, lunch, and an invitation to attend our awards gala at the Delta Kitchener (with catered dinner).
Volunteers must be available during the following times:
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If you are available for one or both of these shifts, please let us know today (Wednesday) - We would very much appreciate any help!
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Paradise House in Islamorada
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
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- pets allowed yes
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Our house is your house...
Come relax in our beautiful bayside paradise. The Bayside Cottages is a privately owned hidden jewel harboring three unique cottages and a small guest cottage. Ranging from one to two bedrooms, each residence is self-sufficient with its own well equipped kitchen, television, and all the comforts of home. Our property has been family owned and entertaining guest for over 35 years. Come see the keys through a locals eyes...
This cozy islamorada cottage known as The Paradise House, is the perfect choice for your next get away.Extra clean with fresh tropical decor. Sleeps up to two guest;if you need additional space we also have an adorable guest house that sleeps two.You will love the secluded private beach, beautifully landscaped with a fire pit surrounded by adirondack chairs and shady palm trees. A fishing dock extends out over 120 feet into the pristine waters of the Florida Bay, with plenty of shade and seating including hammock swings and lounge chairs. We even have an outdoor kitchen with a stainless steel grill and your own private tiki hut. Your furry friends are welcome and they will love our large fenced grassy yard with shallow water access for swimming and playing fetch! Dockage and fish cleaning station are available on site along with kayaks, floats, snorkel equipment, lobster gear, fishing poles and light tackle all free for you to enjoy! Dockage and trailer parking available. Inquire for details.
This is a shared property with one other one bedroom cottage a two bedroom cottage and a small guest cottage. If your dates requested are already booked you may be interested in one of our other cottages...
We also do weddings!
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- Private Beach with fire pit
- Outdoor kitchen and tiki hut
- Kayaks and paddle boat
- Fishing Dock
- Fishing poles, tackle and fish cleaning station
- Snorkle gear
- Lobstering equipment
- Coolers
- Dockage available
- Flat screen TV DVD player
activities and attractions in Islamorada The Florida Keys
Local artistry and shopping
Fishing capital of the world
Kite boarding
Dolphin encounters
Waterfront dining
Day Spas
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The Paradise House
$250-$300 per night
$1700-$2050 per week
December 15th - April 15th Nightly $300 Weekly $2050
April 16th - September 15th Nightly $275 Weekly $1875
September 16th -December 14th Nightly $250 Weekly $1700
7.5% sales tax not included in rate
Rates are subject to change at anytime until deposit is received.
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One time pet fee of $50 per pet (dogs only) limit 2
Cleaning Fee $125
Three night minimum
Boat dockage and trailer parking $20 per day
Refundable Deposit of $300 due up front to reserve.
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Top things to do in Islamorada
- Scuba Dive
- Offshore and Backcountry fishing
- waterfront dining
- Sunset cruises
- Kite Boarding
Top things to do on a budget
- snorkeling
- kyaking
- Fish right off the dock!
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- dolphin encounters
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"I thought we settled down a little bit today and found a little bit more rhythm about us, got our legs under us, got a little confidence, made some shots in the second half, really adhered to the game plan well," said OU head coach Sherri Coale.
Guard Aaryn Ellenberg led that charge.
She guided the way with her game-high 27 points on 9-for-17 shooting, including 6-of-8 from downtown and, as the obvious candidate, showed the first sign of a Sooner that can step up and provide her scoring while also replacing Hand's in OU's thinner lineup.
"I don't really know how to answer that because I think I'm always looking to score," said Ellenberg, when probed on whether she was looking to score more. "But I think for me more it's about taking better shots, not like trying to force it and do it all myself. I think it's about me taking smarter shots and being in rhythm."
Coale, who joked that she almost had to play Jeopardy music for Ellenberg to come up with the correct answer, made it clear, though, that the most impressive part of the junior's stat line was 30 minutes without a turnover.
"Oh, no turnovers," Ellenberg said. "I didn't have any turnovers…Yeah, I wrote that in my postgame."
She also distributed four assists in that time frame.
Meanwhile, the Sooners as a team dished out 19 assists despite turning the ball over 16 times.
They shot it 42.1 percent, the first time they've been over 40 percent since the Marist game at the beginning of the month.
Ellenberg was undoubtedly a huge part of that, but so was center Nicole Griffin, who heated up in the second half and cashed in seven of her 13 overall looks for 18 points.
"Well, we really wanted to attack the paint early on," Coale said. "We felt like we had an advantage with Nic in there and actually ironically that didn't really happen until the end of the game. That's really where she stacked her points in. But that will happen sometimes, too. One is a reflection of the other. We were able to get Vegas some open looks because they were concerned about Nic in the paint, and then when she knocks down threes, then you have an opening and you're able to feed and get clean looks at the basket.
"So, the two complement one another and I think had we gone at it a little more, Morgan [Hook] would have been right there with the two of them in terms of scoring had we drawn it up that way."
As good as they were offensively, the Sooners equaled that mark on the defensive side of the ball.
OU limited UC Riverside to 31.7 percent from the floor, including a stifling 0-for-11 from 3-point range.
The Sooners hassled the Highlanders into 16 turnovers and converted those into 22 points.
"I thought our guards did a great job of keeping a hand high, meeting them early, getting through flare screens, guarding the curls," Coale said. "They really took away Riverside's strengths, and that's what we tried to do with our game plan, so I'm really pleased. I thought we were focused and ready to go."
And with that, the Sooners move to 9-2 on the season with their final non-conference game looming in balance against Cal State Northridge at 1 p.m. CT Dec. 29 at Lloyd Noble Center.
Those two will do battle before OU opens up conference play against new Big 12 foe West Virginia just after the first of the year.
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Great light traveling shoe
Loved the duet busy day skimmer for walking around southern Spain to alternate with my sneakers. Handled cobblestone streets great without giving me heel pain and transitioned well with a skirt for dinner. Nice and light to fit in my backpack.
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I teach high school and am on my feet all day. That being said, the sole of these shoes WILL get me through the day. My issue comes in when my feet start to swell as the day goes on. My foot is...thick? I'm not sure how to best describe that - it's very thick around the arch area. By midday, this shoe puts a good deal of pressure across the tops of my feet. I can easily wear the pair that I own for shorter periods, but I would not buy them again.
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I was very iffy to buy a pair of Crocs because what everyone say's about them then I see these and they don't look like the average Crocs. I picked the overall black with some green in it, and they are beautiful but I picked these because I am on my feet all day, from 8am to 5pm and they are just great, they have these little bumps inside them and when you can move your feet up and down and it's a good small massage. They are a cloth fabric which does get dirty quickly and the soles are plastic so your feet do sweat without the socks you should wear with these. Overall I think I made a great purchase.
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These shoes are so comfortable to wear! They don't hurt my feet and I have back and hip problems so I feel pain very easily. The soles are so light and comfortable. I wear an 8 or 8.5 but in these shoes an 8 fits great. The heels slips sometimes but I do have a narrow heel which can be solved with heel grips. They look like the best sport shoe out there and I have had many compliments when I wear them. It is very stretchy to start with but doesn't loose it's form after wearing it for a long time. I am going to get another pair in another great color.
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Christmas shoebox collections under way
It's a small box that can make a big difference in a kid's life.
Imagine opening a shoebox in January or February and finding it filled with goodies that you could only dream of having if you were a child living in Haiti, one of the poorest nations on the earth, or in the mountains of Peru or Ecuador in South America?
This holiday season, numerous residents of Elizabethton are filling shoeboxes with gifts to send to needy children around the world as part of Operation Christmas Child, one of the largest Christmas projects of its kind.
"I'm packing clothes, toothpaste and a couple of toys, along with some crayons and small books," said Kathy Hicks of Doe River Baptist Church, who has been packing a box for several years. After packing boxes for a couple of years, she recruited others at her church to get involved, and it now has become an annual activity.
The Tri-Cities Area Team, of which Elizabethton is a part, anticipates collecting 15,000 shoeboxes this year.
Locally, a collection site has been set up at Hunter First Baptist Church, where this week, hundreds of shoeboxes packed full of goodies were dropped off by Elizabethton families and individuals.
Shirley Barr, secretary at the church, said 2,600 shoeboxes were collected at the center last year. "We hope to do even better this year," she said.
Barr is the coordinator for the collection site at Hunter First Baptist.
The shoeboxes are filled with items such as hygiene products, toys, clothes, pens and pencils.
This year-round project of international Christian relief and evangelism organization Samaritan's Purse, headed by Franklin Graham, ramped up this week as local businesses, churches and community groups collected the gift-filled shoe boxes during National Collection Week, which began Tuesday and will continue through Nov. 19.
Anyone can drop off a packed shoebox at the Hunter First Baptist Church. Then, using whatever means necessary — trucks, trains, boats, bikes and even elephants — the shoebox gifts will be hand-delivered to hurting children in 100 countries around the world.
Hunter First Baptist is located at 693 TN Highway 91.
The collection times are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 18, and 9 a.m. to noon Monday, Nov. 19.
This year, Operation Christmas Child expects to reach a milestone — collecting and delivering shoeboxes to more than 100 million children since 1993. During that time, Operation Christmas Child has collected more than 94 million shoebox gifts and hand-delivered them to suffering children in more than 130 countries. This year, Operation Christmas Child hopes to collect another 9 million gift-filled shoeboxes.
"Through the power of a simple gift and the message of hope through Jesus Christ, children learn they are loved and not forgotten. For many children, the shoebox gift will be the first gift they have ever received," said Matthew Robinson, who is coordinator for the Tri-Cities Team.
"Each box represents a child. It's a way to say Merry Christmas in their language. It may give them a moment of happiness in a world that's not always been kind," Robinson said.
Once the shoeboxes are delivered to the receiving center in Boone, N.C., they are checked by volunteers to make sure that all items are appropriate for children.


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The Coosawattee River Resort is located in Gilmer County just over 75 miles north of Atlanta in the Blue Ridge Mountains and at the foothills of the legendary Appalachian Mountain Range. The resort is a 5,500 + acre development consisting of more than 7,000 individual, privately owned lots divided by seven miles of the beautiful Coosawattee River. The Coosawattee is formed where the Ellijay and Cartecay river meet and then travels for six or seven miles where it becomes Carters Lake, a gorgeous recreational lake formed by the Corps of Engineers. Eagle Mountain 448 on Joliet Dr. offers breathtaking views from high atop the mountain. CRRA Lot Designation – EML-448; Tax Parcel ID – 3038B 014; 2011 Appraisal by Gilmer County Tax Assessor – $3,000; Street Address – Joliet Drive (no 911 yet). Acreage as listed by Gilmer County Tax Assessor is 0.54 acres.Included with lot purchases are resort amenities ranging from The Recreation Center with its year-round heated indoor pool, sunning decks, fitness facility, miniature golf, game room, snack bar, year-round swimming, tennis courts, and more to the six river parks with a fully stocked fishing pond, camp sites, horseshoe pits, basketball courts, playgrounds, and more.
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