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Our house is located at the foot of the mountain 'Tourelle du Tamarin " with a wonderfully beautiful view over the bay of Tamarin. It has a big garden with pool, Deck chairs, parasols and sun decks. Next to the supermarket, is a small Shopping center, among others pharmacy approx. 1000 m. A bigger center with banks, cafés, restaurants and boutiques is in 1500 m of distance. Several restaurants are attainable by foot and bus stops are nearby our guest house. The guest house is designed to fully absorb and appreciate the outstanding scenery of the island opening up on to the spacious terraces which evolve into a turquoise lagoon and crystal-clear ocean beyond. The interiors retain the simplicity and mood of the 20's era, with gracious linen beds and bathrooms. In the guest house Bellevue we offer all the convenience for apartments, which is design with taste, a studio and a double room what one needs for feel good. The rooms are fully furnished and decorated with lot of loving details.
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Eleanor A. Galsick, 92, of 4117 Rasselas Rd., Wilcox, died Monday afternoon, August 1, 2011 at Elk Regional Health Center in St. Marys following a brief illness. She was born on December 10, 1918 in Rasselas, daughter of the late Frederick and Gertrude Markert Brechtel. She married Frank P. Galsick on September 21, 1940 in Holy Cross Church in Rasselas. He died June 20, 1988. She resided in Rasselas all of her life and attended Rasselas schools and Wilcox High School. She was a member of Holy Cross Church.
George William Gardner, 76, of Peachtree Street Ext., Clermont, died Tuesday, May 24, 2011 at Catawba Valley Medical Center. He is now walking with Jesus. Born May 3, 1935, in Portland Mills, he was the son of the late George William Johnson and Olive Claire Shaffer. He was a milkman with V.T. Smith Dairy in DuBois for many years and a mechanic with G.S. Fibers-Hickory Springs in Clermont for over 14 years. George was a member of Concordia Lutheran Church in Conover. He was an avid NASCAR truck series fan.
Margaret "Maggie" Shields McCoy Schreiber, 76, of 74 Glass Rd., St. Marys, died peacefully at home on Tuesday, August 2, 2011 following a lengthy battle with ovarian cancer. She was born March 26, 1935, in Ford City, daughter of the late Edward L. and Anne McGinley Shields. In October 1993 in Wilcox, she married Robert J. "R.J." Schreiber, who survives. They were married by Fr. Norbert Wolf.
David P. Smith, 55 of, Hemlock Street, Kane, died on Sunday, July 31, 2011 at his home following a long illness. He was born on November 17, 1955 in St. Marys, the son of the late William F. and Jane Krug Smith. On March 8,1986, in St. LeoŌĆÖs Church in Ridgway, he married Mary Yonker, who survives. He attended schools in St. Marys and had resided in St. Marys and Eldred before moving to Kane in 2006.
Lawrence F. Serafini, 67, of 101 N. Mill St., Ridgway, died Tuesday, July 26, 2011 at Elk Regional Health Center. He was born February 20, 1944, in Ridgway, the son of the late Benny and Mary Cantafio Serafini Sr. He had lived most of his life in Ridgway. Larry enjoyed bowling. He had been employed at Clarion Sintered Metals for 40 years, retiring in 2006.
James J. Eozzo, 83, of Napimo, Calif., died Wednesday, July 27, 2011at his residence following a lengthy illness. He was born March 24,1928, son of the late Nicholas and Vencheniza Condello Eozzo. He resided in Johnsonburg, where he attended school. Later, he moved to California. He was self-employed with EZO Pumping in California. He enjoyed golfing, gambling and being with his family and friends.
Marinell L. Rhines, 63, of 120 W. Oilwell Street, St. Marys, died at her home on Sunday, July 24, 2011 following an unexpected illness.┬Ā She was born January 10, 1948 in Ridgway, a daughter of the late Richard M. Rhines and Laura Pearl Rhines Gulnac. Marinell graduated from Ridgway Area High School.┬ĀShe was a member of First United Methodist Church, where she was actively involved and enjoyed spending time.┬ĀShe retired from Osram Sylvania after more than 36 years of service.┬ĀShe also enjoyed crafts and spending time with her friends.
Eugene W. Sweeney, 90, died Monday, July 11, 2011 after a short illness. He was born February 20, 1921 to the late Thomas W. and Jane Pick Sweeney in Johnsonburg and attended local schools there. On February 5, 1946, he married Georgia E. Smith of St. Marys in the St. Mary's Catholic Church.
Shirley A. Fabino, 79, of 155 1/2 Parade St., St. Marys, died Sunday, July 24, 2011, at the home of her daughter Shelley Dush of Washington Street, St. Marys, after a brief illness. She was born Oct. 7, 1931, in Kane, daughter of the late Hilding and Ruth Sawyers Anderson. On Sept. 24, 1948, in Ridgway, she married Archie J. Fabino, who preceded her in death on Jan. 14,1978.
Mary Lee Bloom, 55, of 4 Gillouly Ave., Ridgway, died unexpectely Saturday, July 23, 2011, at Elk Regional Health Center. She was born April 28, 1956, in St. Marys, daughter of the late Robert H. and Loretta Hallinen Nussbaum. In 1975, in Johnsonburg she married Hubert J. Bloom Jr., who survives. She was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of St. Marys High School, Class of 1974. She was employed as an LPN at Elk Regional Health Center in St. Marys and Ridgway.

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Celebrity fashion designer Rachel Zoe ventures into e-commerce
Zoe's new quarterly subscription service costs $100 per shipment and will feature at least one item sold at significantly below cost.
Consumers continued their shift to the web channel, and their satisfaction goes up with volume
It was a milestone in online shopping-e-retail sales for the week that ended Dec. 7 exceeded $2 billion for the first time-26% above sales for the corresponding week a year ago, according to comScore Networks Inc. numbers. And it was also symbolic of the entire online shopping season.
From the beginning of November until mid December, comScore reports that consumers spent $9 billion in online retail shopping, 28% higher than a year ago. Less than a week before Christmas, comScore was projecting total November and December online sales of $12.1 billion to $12.6 billion, a 25-30% increase over a year ago. Meanwhile, total retail sales for the year appeared by mid December to be on track for 5-6% growth. "With the Internet, consumers now have the capability to shop with surgical precision and it gives them a level of confidence," says Dan Hess, vice president of comScore. "They're procrastinating this year to an extent that would have given them white knuckles in the past."
But things could have been better, say companies that monitor retail web sites. Starting the day after Thanksgiving, heavy traffic killed transactions at many retail web sites, reported Keynote Systems Inc., provider of web site performance and management services. During the peak shopping period of 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Eastern time that Friday, consumers could complete a transaction only 80% of the time, says Keynote's E-Commerce Transaction Performance Index. Throughout the entire day-from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Eastern time-the success rate was 89.1%. By comparison, the success rate on the day before Thanksgiving was 98.4%.
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And the day after Thanksgiving was not an aberration, Keynote says, reporting that even through the week of Dec. 7 there were times when the success rate reached only 80%. The overall success rate for that week was at a six-week low, Keynote says, coming in at 93.68%. It improved to 95.98% for the week of Dec. 14. Keynote defines a transaction as a web site's ability to allow a consumer to click through a number of pages and successfully make a purchase. The average success rate for the last three weeks in November and first week in December was 94.49% to 96.68%. Keynote measures traffic to 13 retail sites.
Keynote was not alone in finding problems with retail web sites. Gomez Inc., which monitors 20 retail sites, found a slowdown in ability to complete a transaction as the shopping season progressed. By the middle of December, consumers on dial-up connections were taking 95 seconds to access a site, complete a search, click on an item and add it to a shopping cart. That was up 5 seconds from early November.
The increasing delay was due almost entirely to increased traffic, says John Lovett, senior performance analyst for Gomez. "It's like going to the mall on a Saturday afternoon; you're going to find long lines," he says.
Lovett says the problems arise primarily as customers engage retailers' back-end systems. "Home pages and searches are processed fast," he says. "Retail sites get tripped up when the customer puts things in a shopping cart and engages the site in more intricate tasks, like inventory checking."
Gomez has contracts with 10,000 computer users worldwide to allow Gomez to test web sites from the computers whenever they are online, through dial-up as well as low broadband such as cable and high broadband such as T1 lines. It measures the amount of time it takes to access the home page, enter a term into the search box, get the results, click on the first result and place it into a shopping cart before abandoning the transaction. Low broadband users average 27 seconds and high broadband users, 13 seconds.
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In addition, Jupiter Research studied 239 home pages in December and found that 14% contained bad links, including delivering the infamous 404 Page Not Found message at 24 sites. While it didn't report separately on retail sites, Jupiter says retail was a significant component of the study.
In spite of such problems, consumers are buying online, as evidenced not only by the comScore numbers but by other researchers as well as online merchants. Shopping and comparison site BizRate.com, for instance, reports that consumers placed 64% more orders online this year over last, although the average ticket was down 25% from $136 to $103, says Chuck Davis, CEO. He attributes the lower average ticket to the lessening influence of computer hardware purchases.
Among individual retailers who revealed their online holiday shopping results before Christmas, footwear retailer Shoebuy.com said sales were up 100% in December over a year ago; outdoor gear retailer Altrec.com reported sales growth of 94%; home furnishing retailer Bombay Co. reported that web sales were up 60% year-over-year; and outdoor gear retailer REI.com said sales were growing at double-digit rates, without being more specific. Internet traffic monitoring and analysis company Hitwise reported that retail traffic on the Friday after Thanksgiving accounted for 8.96% of all web traffic, up from 6.74% a week earlier.
Bluefly.com also noted that sales did not taper off by Dec. 17, as they did last year. "By this point last year, our holiday season was beginning to wane," says president Ken Seiff. "But this year it continues to be strong. Traffic is up, average order size is up and margins are strong as we've been less promotional than ever before." In fact, the eSpending report from Goldman, Sachs & Co., Harris Interactive and Nielsen/-NetRatings reported that by Dec. 15, only 31% of online shoppers had completed their shopping and 24% of those who intended to shop online hadn't even started by that date.
While customers, like Bluefly's, were shopping later in the holiday season, they also started earlier. The eSpending report said that 51% of respondents started their Christmas shopping in November, up from 43% who started in November last year.
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Les Pogliacomi has ended his career in England after deciding to quit Oldham and return to his native Australia.
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On March 9, Apple is widely expected to let us know exactly when its much-anticipated Watch line will ship and how much all the new models will cost. But what other new products might Apple unveil?
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With focus shifting to the high-end X-series, Fujifilm continues to cut down its FinePix line with just some minor updates to existing models.
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- Solidium`s investment yield was 8.7 % for the six-month review period and 9.2 % for the last 12 months
- Solidium paid 800 million euros in profit distribution to the State of Finland
- Solidium`s net asset value decreased during the review period by 307 million euros, down to 6,550 million euros at the end of the period
- Solidium sold all of its shares in Sponda Plc for approximately 148 million euros
- Solidium increased its holding in Outotec Oyj by acquiring shares for 26 million euros
- Solidium`s profit for the review period amounted to 36 million euros
Solidium`s Managing Director Kari Järvinen`s comments on the review period:
"In the latter half of 2012, equity markets enjoyed strong performance and the value performance of Solidium`s portfolio was also positive. The equity markets are becoming more attractive to investors since the yield on many other investments is low and investors` confidence in a controlled solution to the European debt crisis has increased.
During the period under review, Solidium paid EUR 800 million in profit distribution to the State. This brings the total amount of profit distributed by Solidium during the last three years to EUR 1.8 billion. The disposal of all our remaining shares in Sponda is a natural continuation to our executed disposal two years ago when we decreased our holding from 34 per cent to 15 per cent. We are satisfied that, even after the disposals, Sponda`s ownership will remain firmly in Finnish hands."
Further information: Managing Director Kari Järvinen, tel. +358 (0)10 830 8905
Solidium is a limited company wholly owned by the State of Finland. Its mission is to strengthen and stabilise Finnish ownership in nationally important companies and increase the value of its holdings in the long term. Investment activities are based on financial analysis. The basis and core objective of Solidium`s investment strategy is proper, value-enhancing asset management of the current holdings. Through its stakes, Solidium is a minority owner in eleven listed companies: Elisa, Kemira, Metso, Outokumpu, Outotec, Rautaruukki, Sampo, Stora Enso, Talvivaara Mining Company, TeliaSonera and Tieto. The market value of Solidium`s investments is approximately 7.3 billion euros at the date of this press release. Further information: www.solidium.fi.
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If you are alone, the value for the money is good at la maison de Ushuaïa. If you are two, it become bad:you pay double price just for a second breakfast (the 2 rooms are more or less the same). In one word:good but too expensive for what they have to offer...
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Washington: Nancy Regan, the former first lady, has endorsed Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney for the November elections.
"I offered my firm endorsement of his campaign for president," she said in a statement yesterday.
"Ronnie would have liked Governor Romney`s business background and his strong principles, and I have to say I do too," said Reagan, wife of former US president Ronald Reagan.
She displayed full faith in the Republican nominee saying, "I believe Mitt Romney has the experience and leadership skills that our country so desperately needs, and I look forward to seeing him elected president in November."
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Hall of fame pitcher Phil Niekro, 70, recalled his fondest baseball memories and answered questions about his career last Friday at Chestatee Golf Club.
Black Friday begins early at the North Georgia Premium Outlets with Midnight Madness, an after-Thanksgiving weekend sale where more than 140 designer and name brand stores will offer special holiday discounts beginning at midnight on Friday.
Golfers enjoyed a nice day on the links last week at the annual Dawson County Chamber of Commerce golf tournament.
Plaintiffs in a law suit filed to halt the construction of a motorsports park across from their property in western Dawson County scored a win earlier this week when the judge ruled they could move forward with the suit.
Georgia's Secretary of State Karen Handel made a stop in Dawson County last Thursday as she continues her campaign for governor.
Just two months into the 2010 campaign, United Way for Dawson County officials are saying they are concerned about reaching a $100,000 goal.
One of Dawson County's largest employers plans to expand its operation and create 15 to 20 new jobs in the next year.
Officials with RaceTrac convenience stores are putting the finishing touches on a site plan for a new gas station along Ga. 400.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Department of the Treasury's Financial Management Service recently announced the 12 financial institutions that have taken top spots in a national program to convert Social Security check recipients to direct deposit as part of its nationwide Go Direct campaign.
Charles Buckner, First Citizens Bank of Georgia, Dawsonville, was elected to the Board of Directors for Community Bankers Association of Georgia as member at large.
A pool tournament fundraiser and silent auction to support Army personnel in Kabul, Afghanistan, is scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday at Cherokee Music & Arcade.
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From women's clubs to civic organizations, health iniatives to beautification projects and humanitarian efforts, volunteer opportunities abound in Dawson County.
Ask your six year old if she knows what marijuana is, and she'll probably say no.
Representatives from the Council for Quality Growth will discuss a controversial water conservation plan at the Dawson County Homebuilder's Association's Oct. 21 meeting.
Despite the blustering winds and snow flurries last Friday, the Dawson County Chamber of Commerce celebrated business in the style of the roaring 20s.
Community leaders are both hopeful and hesitant after hearing a north Georgia real estate forecaster say he expects the county's population to quadruple in the next 15 years.
"Our plan has always been to have 50,000 folks in 2030," said Dawson County Commission Chairman Mike Berg.
The owner of a hardware store in Dahlonega is expanding to Dawson County after officials last week approved a request to rezone nearly three acres at Hwy. 53 East and Stephens Road.
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