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Book your room at Rincon Beach Resort
Family-friendly Puerto Rico resort secluded on long beach
With a stay at Rincon Beach Resort in Anasco, you'll be on the beach and within the region of Domes Beach and Punta Higuera Light House.
This beach resort is within the region of Mayaguez Zoo and Plaza Colon.
Make yourself at home in one of the 118 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as ceiling fans and irons/ironing boards.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. This resort also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), concierge services, and supervised childcare/activities.
Enjoy a satisfying meal at a restaurant serving guests of Rincon Beach Resort. Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a swim-up bar.
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and express check-out. Free self parking is available onsite.
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Located in the Rincón region along Puerto Rico's west coast, this beachfront hideaway is 10 km (6.25 mi) from the Tres Palmas Marine Reserve, a prime snorkeling spot. Famed surfing beaches are 10–30 km (6.25–18.5 mi) away.
Brasa's Restaurant offers indoor and terrace seating. An open-air lobby bar serves tapas and tropical drinks, with live music Saturdays and Sundays. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas for a surcharge. A business center contains two computers with high-speed Internet access and a fax machine/printer.
On request, the resort provides complimentary daily supervised activities for children ages 5–12 in summer and winter, and on weekends in other seasons. A complimentary ocean-view fitness center contains cardio and weight machines.
Ground transportation:
Shuttle vans and private cars of varying prices are available. They can be reserved during the process of booking a reservation for this hotel, via this Web site, and added to the total trip cost.
- Outdoor pool
- Swim-up bar
- Spa tub
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Meeting rooms
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Express check-in
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- Total number of rooms - 118
- Multilingual staff
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Tennis on site
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- Supervised childcare/activities
- Free self parking
- Beach sun loungers
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- WiFi (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: WiFi (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: WiFi (surcharge)
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- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Access via exterior corridors
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- Climate control
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free toiletries
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- In-room massage available
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
Where to Eat
Brasa's Restaurant - Fine-dining restaurant serving international cuisine with Puerto Rican influences. Indoor and terrace seating. Buffet and à la carte breakfasts. À la carte dinner with choices such as Beer-Battered Lobster Medallions with Mustard-Cream Sauce, Lamb Meatballs with Pineapple-Mint Glaze, Mofongo (mashed plantains) with Creole Seafood, Dorado with Lemon-Caper Sauce. Steaks, chicken, veal, also.
The Boutique Bar - Open-air lobby bar serving cocktails, tropical drinks, tapas from late afternoon to late night. Live music Saturdays and Sundays.
The Pelican Grill - Open-air poolside spot serving lunch, including burgers, hot dogs, chicken wings, sandwiches, chicken fritters. Bar service from late morning to early evening when Splash Pool Bar is closed.
Splash Pool Bar - Poolside bar with swim-up side. Open late morning to early evening, depending on occupancy.
Nearby Things to Do
An irregularly shaped, 47.25-meter-wide (155-ft) pool faces a beachfront boardwalk.
This Puerto Rico resort is arrayed along a 3-km (2-mi) sandy beach on Añasco Bay. The bay remains calm in most weather, although the resort's water-sports center does rent boogie boards as well as kayaks and pedal boats.
Tres Palmas Marine Reserve, 10 km (6.25 mi) north of the resort, is a prime snorkeling spot. Beaches 10–30 km (6.25-19 mi) north of the resort attract surfers from around the world. The resort's water-sports center offers scuba instruction/certification and books scuba and snorkeling tours to destinations such as Desecheo Island National Wildlife Refuge, 19.25 km (12 mi) off the coast.
Whale-watchers flock to Rincón during the January–April humpback-whale migration. Whales can often be seen from the top floors of the resort's two beachfront buildings.
Guests enjoy complimentary use of two lighted tennis courts, a Ping-Pong table, an artificial-turf putting green, and a giant outdoor chessboard.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the resort; fees may apply.
- Snorkeling nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Playground on site
- Surfing/boogie boarding on site
- Volleyball on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Why B2B blogging is important in the social media age
Business-to-business (B2B) blogging is possibly more important than ever before, especially as the number of social channels continues to be a challenge for brands. We've been delivering guidance on content strategy and production work for both business and consumer blogs for the last 10 years, so can draw comparisons from both perspectives.
Marketers, PRs and SEOs usually jump on the blog bandwagon from a search perspective. Unwisely, some are under the impression that consistent new content will boost search visibility (which is not often managed properly) without realising the overall impact upon the brand a blog can have. This can manifest itself in sales driven content, or worse, uninteresting content that turns audiences off - when the blog can be much more than this for a business and marketing it undertakes.
Why are blogs useful for B2B marketing, and do they still have a place in such socially driven environments?
Blogs are great for brands regardless of their stature in communicating a range of different content and messaging. For a period, blogs seemed to slip under the radar and this was compounded due to the rise of social networks such as Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and in particular microblogging sites such as Twitter. Unfortunately, blogs were a victim of search engine optimisation (SEO) tactics, certainly a way to create new regular content when their objectives and purpose should be more involved than that. Instead of farming out press releases, news company product and services continually linking to the aforementioned to the main site, they can be a rich platform to present and share more than the run of the mill information – instead they can steer debate.
Blogs can have more of a role in socially driven environments because most blog software (off the shelf) is compatible with any number of social software, particularly through slick plug-ins. If built bespoke as we've done, then it would be prudent to incorporate this functionality. Intelligent use of social media across a blog whether via plug-in or embedding code e.g. Flickr, SlideShare, YouTube et al would present many flexible opportunities to create dynamic, interesting and sharable content.
The difference between B2B and business-to-consumer (B2C) blogs. What can learnt from consumer blogs?
B2C blogs can be interesting and current. Just because the audience and environment is B2B, this doesn't mean approach and content can't be interesting. It's often perceived that business-to-consumer (B2C) content would be more appealing, but ultimately what will make the difference are factors such as the audience, brand, products, and/or services. This is not to say the blog should push product and services, quite the opposite. Any such approach and links should be a more subtle affair and on a limited basis.
There will be a number of other channels and ways to manage the communication of products and services, including opportunities without being heavy handed. In fact there could be equally a number of approaches that can be adopted by businesses to either create or source relevant content based upon what happens at the company, its consumers in particular environmental, seasonal and trend demands - the impact factors such as these may have upon it.
Is your business ready to blog?
Just because a blog may be relatively easy and quick to add for a business, it doesn't mean that it should be. Determining whether this may be the greater challenge for a business. To assess whether a blog is the right move for a business, a degree of soul searching is required and a few simple questions (such as the below) could help it arrive at the right decision.
Given the blog can be an additional face to the brand and make it more personable, it's critical that this is addressed to avoid brand dilution. This could be compounded by driving traffic to a blog isn't ready to receive an audience, and could have a long-term impact for the brand.
The below is not an exhausting list but just the beginning in a direction of what can assist a brand on this voyage of discovery. Time and resources to manage the blog are just two factors; brands need to consider how the technologies (social technologies in particular) that drive the blog also have to be aligned with overall desired activity.
- What are the goals and objectives of the blog (e.g. communications, sales, sharing knowledge, thought leadership and so on)?
- Which departments will be involved and which bloggers will be assigned to write for it?
- Who will manage the direction, updates and drive ideas of the blog?
- Is the adoption of the blog positively accepted across the whole company and is support likely from individuals?
- Is there time to invest into the management of the blog and adopt what the business will need culturally to sustain longevity of it?
Creating content strategies for a blog
Creating a content strategy for the blog is essential as it maintains a consistency, direction and flow of a blog. One of the main areas where brands can fall foul of maintaining the consistency is lack input and content, which can have audiences leave as they arise, presenting an impossible task of winning them over again. It may sound contrived, but a content strategy unifies internal and external communications and will ensure that content across the blog is fluid – and indeed for the whole business. It's a subject that we will revisit, because if aims are high, the content strategy can be involved and shouldn't be underestimated. It should certainly strive to address some of the following whilst being incorporated into the overall strategy for the brand.
Content strategy approaches for blogs
- Stay on the path of the aims and objectives; to present a personable and useful presence of the brand without overwhelming audiences with sales
- Create and maintain the consistent voice (positioning, style and tone)
- Align the blog with other marketing, PR and sales initiatives, but don't this define the blog. Do it subtly if it's a 'must'
- Incorporate social media marketing into the management of the blog (beyond the use of Twitter. Think mobile coupons)
- Make the blog more visible via communications, PR, search and social search. Mention and present the blog in off and online media
Dos and don'ts to consider with blog content
Dos for business blogging
- Add tracking code to understand how the blog is interacting with the main site and how audiences are responding to posts
- Make your blog visual and break up text with images, infographics, audio and especially video
- Link sensibly to other blogs and give credit where it is due (along with photograph and image or any other credits)
- Try different approaches and content to discover what audiences enjoy reading and sharing
- Incorporate social media across the blog and use it to communicate the blog posts ethically
Don'ts in managing a business blog
- Use the blog as a products and service mouthpiece where the audience are sold at
- Create posts that are solely search driven; instead create content that is interesting, practical and relevant
- Don't forget to preview and check the posts written to ensure that are legible in order to get points across easily
- Include current and topical information as this is blog gold dust. Be prepared for new data, research and above all offer analysis and 'opinion' (something B2B bloggers can shy away from)
- Don't ignore audience and other blogger comments. If they have taken time to engage with you, interact with them. Also, ethically consider commenting on other blogs
How is the blogging space developing?
Bloggers worldwide
The survey was in English with bloggers responding from 24 countries, with nearly half from the United States.
Gender and types of blogger
Brands and the Blogosphere
42% of respondents say they blog about brands they love or hate, while 34% say they never talk about brands on their blog. Among respondents who do blog about brands, 51% said they rarely review products, services, brands, or companies. Among Corporates who talk about brands on their blog, 48% say they post reviews on a weekly basis.
Reviewing products, services, brand or companies
Around a third of bloggers (33%) and almost a third of Hobbyists (28%) have been approached by a brand to write about or review products on their blog, and 41% say that a brand's overall reputation affects their willingness to write about it. Among respondents who are influenced by a brand's reputation, 13% say they boycott products and 71% say they write only about brands whose reputation they approve of.
How to bloggers and talk about brands and businesses
Technorati's State of the blogosphere is a really interesting read, it's worth looking at the many statistics and graphs we didn't publish feature here.
Overall top tips for B2B blogging
- Ensure the business is ready for a blog; assign contributors externally and internally, knowing how and when the content will be sourced
- Research competitors to get a feel for what they cover and write about; analyse what works for audiences and why
- Build a content strategy to create regular and rich content on a consistent basis beyond anniversaries and major milestones
- Define style and tone (which should be jargon free); incorporate into the overall media guidelines for the business
- Think about regular features setting reminders to manage this content, but also allow flexibility to keep them fresh and don't be resistant to evolve them
- Incorporate company news, but make it personable encouraging audience to participate and share feedback where relevant
- Ensure content is interesting, rich and is socially driven so it can be shared
- Consider how SEO will have an impact in search engines, blog directories and how aggregators can be useful. However, don't let it define the blog
- Keep blog current, updated and flexible to use a range of dynamic content such as images, audio and video
- Check your research, facts, figures and grammar. Your content maybe great so don't fall down at the last hurdle from not proofreading
Again, it's not an exhaustive list, but certainly a heads up guide on what to initially consider when starting about.
We'll get around to more on blogging, reaching out to bloggers and content strategy for brands at some point.
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Fauquier Health Wellness Center offers an individualized and medically based exercise program using exercise, education, events and group exercise classes. No physician referral is required for most activities. For more information on classes and events, including our aquatics classes, visit Fauquier Health's Wellness Center. |
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9 | 10- Look Good...Feel Better | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15- First Aid/CPR/AED (Adult, Infant and Child) |
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Time: 8:30 AM
Safe Sitter - Written by a pediatrician, this program presents instruction in babysitting skills and techniques including childcare essentials, behavior management, injury prevention, safety for sitter, care of choking and babysitting as a business. Class limited to those ages 11-14 years old. Students will receive a copy of the Safe Sitter Student Handbook and a completioon card in a Safe Sitter messenger bag. Visit www.safesitter.org to learn more about the class. The cost for this class is $60.
We ask that students be signed into and out of class by their parent or guardian. Class begins at 8:30 and concludes at 3:30. Students should bring a bagged lunch. The hospital will provide drinks and cookies. In order to confirm your registration, please complete payment online, or with the Fauquier Health cashier (540) 316-5814, no later than one week prior to class date. Please disregard this notice if you paid for the class online or through the Fauquier Health Cashier. Click here to register
Time: 9:00 AM
Learn the basics of cooking and nutrition using freshly grown ingredients with our executive chef. For ages 10-18. From 9am to noon held in the Fauquier Hospital Bistro on the Hill. Registration required, $45.00 per person. Click here to register
Time: 10:00 AM
Look Good … Feel Better
Time: 9:00 AM
First Aid/CPR/AED (Adult, Infant and Child) is presented through the American Heart Association. This class will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday at Fauquier Health in the Medical Office Building, 253 Veterans Drive. Cost for the class is $85. Click here to register
Time: 7:00 PM
With Eric Thorn, M.D., FACC, Cardiologist
Wednesday, February 19; 7 p.m.
Sycamore room
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S. Dr. Thorn will present the symptoms and risks factors such as hypertension, diabetes, family history, obesity and smoking to help you understand your heart health. Learn ways to prevent, detect, and effectively treat cardiac disease for you and your family.
Click here to register There is no fee for this lecture, but registration is required. Please call if you are unable to attend this event so that we may offer the lecture space to a waitlist participant.
Time: 6:00 PM
Topics include diapering, bathing, cord care, circumcision care, feeding methods, infant safety, and how to comfort your baby when it's crying. Also hear from a pediatrician on normal newborn appearance. Grandparents are also welcome to register. The fee for this class is $25.00 per person or $50.00 per couple. Each attendee must register separately. Class meets from 6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
In order to confirm your registration, we must receive payment no later than one week prior to the class date. Please disregard the request for payment if you have paid online or through the Fauquier Health Cashier (540) 316-5814. If registering online, please register each participant separately. Click here to register
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Monday, February 24 from 10am - 4pm in the Sycamore Room. Registration is not required.
Time: 4:00 PM
This Support group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month from 4 - 5:30 p.m. at The Villa at Suffield Meadows.
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not_a_wings_fan wrote:My first order of business this off season is to dump Perron. He's not a young player any more...
abc789987 wrote:not_a_wings_fan wrote:My first order of business this off season is to dump Perron. He's not a young player any more...
Dude will turn 25 years of age this month. If that's old, you can call me grandpa.
If we could get something decent I wouldn't mind trading him either. But I'm not ready to give up on him fitting in on this team.
Kreegz2 wrote:I have been solidly on the trade Perron wagon since February. He just doesn't fit with our team's playstyle since Hitch took over. I think we could package him and Halak together to get a decent return from Edmonton. Dubnyk has proven that he isn't a consistent goaltender and Khabibulin is 40 and is a UFA. Perron would fit well into their no defense, run and gun offense system.
I haven't given up on Oshie yet though. He just needs to find a way to stay healthy. Mcdonald is gone. Stewart should be gone after two straight playoff no shows(i still think we should have shopped him at the deadline when his stock was high).
glen a richter wrote:The only people with high opinions of many of our players are us. Hell, when the national guys and many away commentators can't even pronounce their names right after they've been here 3, 4, 5, 6 years, you know that they're not highly regarded elsewhere. Perron, Halak, another forward and a pick still wouldn't net us much. They'd have to include Shattenkirk or Pie to even have a shot at someone who could make a difference. We have depth at D, Eronen, Schmaltz, Hakanpaa. Probably Hakanpaa sooner than later. I'd pull the trigger on a deal if something big presented itself this summer. I think most of us would.
flyingnote38 wrote:Hard to predict this offseason. New ownership structure in place. Doesn't have deep pockets, but a genuine fan and the moves at the deadline were suggestive of contending having priority over merely being cost-contained competitive. Don't anticipate that they will spend like drunken monkeys in the free agent market, and honestly not much on the market looks all that interesting.
I think a likely offseason scenario is the Blues do "nothing." And honestly, despite feeling they are 2 elite offensive talents away from being legit cup contenders, I'd be ok with that if "nothing" means:
1) they resign their RFAs
2) their UFA moves at forward are depth neutral (ie they keep Cracknell and either resign AMac to a short term/less dollar value deal or add a depth replacement -- Viktor Stahlberg would be an idea)
3)Don't really care either way on Leopold....but probably not worth the cash.
Clearly this team is good enough to compete in the regular season and ought to be able to get to the deadline with playoff aspirations intact. Adding a player at the deadline would be more cost effective than doing so during this offseason. Also this would allow extra development time for Schwartz and Tarasenko to perhaps add one elite talent internally.
However, if the Blues are serious about acquiring Ryan Miller than they may be very active this offseason.
cardsfan04 wrote:What do you guys think about Brad Richards? There's a chance that the Rangers could buy him out after the season. If that happens, any chance the Blues pick him up? Would you want them to?
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Silver City State Sen. Howie Morales poses with the Silver Stompers in Santa Fe.
The group danced to 12 songs at the rotunda of the state capitol, including the song Enchantment.
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Coweta's STAR student an SAT ace; going to Harvard
Coweta County's 2014 STAR Student Yehong Zhu has another star attached to her name. The East Coweta High School senior on March 21 was named STAR Student for the 10-county region that includes Coweta County.
Zhu and her family, along with STAR Teacher Paula Corley, were present at the Region 3B STAR Student and Teacher banquet in Griffin when the announcement was made. Zhu is now a contender for Georgia's 2014 State STAR student.
A REACH teacher at White Oak Elementary School, Corley described her former pupil as an unusually gifted scholar, writer, artist, musician and student athlete. She also noted that Zhu scored 2,400 on her first sitting for the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), the highest possible score on the college entrance exam.
STAR students are seniors at Georgia public or private high schools who have the highest score in their school in one sitting on the SAT, taken through the November test date of their senior year. They must also be in the top 10 percent or top 10 students of their class based on grade point average and of good character, said school system spokesman Dean Jackson.
Zhu came to Corley's class midway through her 5th grade year "and she never skipped a beat," said Corley, "...exceeding at every task she was offered, and showing exceptional intellectual curiosity and creativity."
Zhu at the banquet said that she felt immediately at home in Corley's REACH class. She said that Corley treated her and her fellow students "like young adults, with our own hopes and talents," and provided her with a strong foundation for future academic success.
Jackson said Zhu has been accepted at Harvard University, where she plans to study government and later attend law school.
Among many other accomplishments described by Corley, Zhu is a Georgia Distinguished Young Woman, captain of the Academic Bowl Team, a pianist and violinist, a published author, founder the Newnan Anime Club founder of her own online art website, treasurer of the Newnan Youth Council, student government member, a volunteer for local organization such as Special Olympics and Relay for Life, an avid lacrosse player and "the first American high school student to earn college credit at a Chinese university."
Jackson said Zhu at the banquet thanked her parents for their support and thanked Corley and her other teachers throughout her academic career in Coweta County for their support and inspiration. She also recognized East Coweta counselor Wendy Williams and East Coweta Principal Evan Horton, who she said is "the principal of the best high school in Georgia."
"I can't say enough of how proud we are of Yehong, her academic achievements and her many other achievements," said Horton. "She is a great representative of our school, and will be a great candidate at the state level."
Jackson said Corley also stood out among the accomplished and inspiring teachers chosen STAR Students Thursday night. She was the only elementary school teacher among a group of high school math, science, English and art teachers. As White Oak Elementary School REACH teacher, she teaches gifted students in grades 1-5.


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