text: How to Look Best on Your Wedding Day The Ultimate Healthy-Bride Guide: Glowing Skin, Weight-Loss Tips, and More! by Michele Foley 5/03/13 12 Reactions 85 Shares Print 39 17 28 1 0 Diet or not, every bride wants to feel her best on the big day. Whether you're wishing for toned triceps, dewy skin, or healthy alternatives to a boozy bachelorette party, we've got all that and more to get you on your way. Pick a few tips from this list and you're bound to walk down the aisle feeling calmer, more rested, and with a smile that will turn more than a few heads! — Additional reporting by Lizzie Fuhr, Susi May, Leta Shy, and Jenny Sugar Photo by James Christianson via Style Me Pretty Up Your Game What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 No matter what your fitness level, you can benefit from taking it up a notch, says trainer Shaun T, creator of the sweat-inducing DVD workout program Insanity. "If you're a person who works out at the gym, try to take [fewer] breaks," Shaun recommends. "If you're a weight lifter, while you're not doing weights, try to do some different cardio exercise in between to try to ramp up the calorie burn." Source: Thinkstock / Jacob Ammentorp Lund 1 / 30 Stop Eating Junk Food What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Foods filled with sugar and fat are a fast ticket to weight gain, irritability, and low energy levels. One month before the wedding, consider doing an elimination diet by cutting out gluten, refined sugars, dairy, caffeine, and alcohol. From energy levels to glowing skin, here are five reasons why an elimination diet can work for you. Source: Thinkstock / BananaStock 2 / 30 Make Time For Some Om What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's important to feel your best on your wedding day. This full-body toning sequence is designed to help you tone up and wear your special dress with confidence. Added bonus: it will also calm down any stresses you may be experiencing due to the upcoming nuptials! Photo: Jenny Sugar 3 / 30 Choose Foods With Detoxing Properties What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Even if you already eat a diet rich in whole foods, why not go an extra step by incorporating these foods with natural detoxing properties into your diet? They decrease belly bloat, aid in healthy digestion, help to alkalize the body, and more. You're sure to feel lighter after eating these good-for-you foods. Source: Thinkstock 4 / 30 Start a Bridal Boot Camp What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brides aren't the only ones who aim to look their best on the big day. Many bridesmaids also go into wedding bootcamp mode when the reality of wearing a strapless dress hits. Since one of the best ways to stay on track with fitness goals is to enlist the help of a friend, why not power up together? From sharing a personal trainer to embarking on a healthy diet together, there are many ways to get in shape together before walking down the aisle. Source: Thinkstock / Jupiterimages 6 / 30 Just Say No to Artificial Sweeteners What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You might think you're doing a good thing by swapping out fake sugar for the real deal, but not so fast. Sugar alcohol, which is commonly found in diet soda, sugar-free candy, and artificial sweeteners, is hard to digest for many people, leading to bloating and discomfort. Before heading down the aisle, cut back on sweet stuff — whether real or fake — and you'll find yourself feeling lighter and more energized. Source: Getty / Justin Sullivan 6 / 30 Your Strapless-Dress Workout What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're wearing a dress that has you showing off your upper body, a simple strength-training routine will help you achieve shapely shoulders and buff biceps. These four exercises give the entire upper body a complete workout and don't require any equipment to do so! Source: Thinkstock 7 / 30 Make Omega-3-Rich Meals What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Omega-3 fatty acids aren't just good for your heart; they also keep your skin glowing and hair healthy. Add more seafood to your weekly dinners, throw some chia seeds into your next smoothie, or add flaxseed oil to your next salad to increase your omega-3 intake. Find more omega-3 sources here. Photo: Lizzie Fuhr 8 / 30 Skip Carbonated Beverages What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Soda, sparkling water, Champagne — basically, if it has bubbles, put it down. Those bubbles that give drinks that special fizz are doing the same thing to your body. By releasing all that carbon dioxide, you're left feeling gassy and bloated all at once. Source: Thinkstock / Brian Jones 9 / 30 If You're Going Mermaid . . . What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The fitted top part of your feminine mermaid dress will showcase your toned midsection. Nix the pooch and get a backside lift with these ab and butt exercises: Shake up your squat routine with these squat variations to tone your butt. Try one of these seven ab workouts to help slim your belly. These two exercise moves work both your abs and butt. All you need is an exercise ball! Source: Nordstrom 11 / 30 Keep It Fresh What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maybe you don't eat a ton of junk food, but there are still some seemingly healthy — but highly processed — foods out there. Get as close to nature as you can, and eat a diet filled with all-natural whole foods. Fresh, organic produce and pasture-raised lean proteins are a good place to start. Sticking to a natural diet will help you maintain energy levels, promote healthy sleeping habits, and provide ample fuel for all your bridal bootcamp workouts! Source: Thinkstock / Kati Molin 11 / 30 Skip the Boozefest What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If booze and male strippers don't sound like your idea of a good time, buck tradition by celebrating your bachelorette party in a healthy — but fun! — way instead. From taking a fun fitness class together to cooking up a healthy brunch, there are a lot of ways to make the bachelorette party a healthy affair. Source: Getty 12 / 30 Take Care If You're Wearing Heels What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're donning a pair of pumps for your big day, make sure you keep your feet happy and healthy. After walking down the aisle, consider changing into a pair of flats, which can help keep calf muscles healthy and happy. And once the night is over, don't be afraid to soak tired feet in an ice bath. You can also prep feet for all that high-heel-wearing with these stretches. Source: Thinkstock 13 / 30 Hydrate the Right Way What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 After getting rid of the empty calories found in soda and alcohol, focus on hydrating with water — which is also great for glowing skin — metabolism-boosting green tea, and nutrient-dense cold-pressed juice. Learn more about why these three drinks are perfect for detoxing. Source: Thinkstock / FogStock/Erik Palmer 14 / 30 Workouts Fit For a Ballgown What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're going for a dress fit for a princess, then your cupcake confection will throw the spotlight on what little skin you're exposing, so make sure your arms, shoulders, and back really shine. Make sure to focus on the shoulders and back, then add a little more with these yoga poses to combat jiggly arms. Source: Getty 15 / 30 Continue to Keep It Healthy on the Big Day What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whether you're the bride-to-be or a guest, these tips (like choosing the right booze) will keep you connected to your healthy lifestyle — while still enjoying wedding cake and Champagne! And if that's not enough, check out these ideas for incorporating fitness fun into the wedding — how about an organized hike the morning of? Photo by Bess Friday via Style Me Pretty 16 / 30 Partner Up What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Find even more ways to bond with your special someone before the wedding by working out together — even grooms want to get in shape before the big day. Make a list of fun activities you'd like to try together. Whether it be partner yoga, training for a race, or joining a swim club, being active together will not only help you get in shape, but it will also create an even tighter bond between you two. Source: Thinkstock / Creatas 17 / 30 Get That Youthful Glow What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you're not getting enough vitamin A in your diet, then your skin is majorly suffering. Not enough of this nutrient makes skin dry and flaky. The vitamin is also touted for its anti-aging benefits. Now is the time to get Popeye on us — dark, leafy greens like spinach and kale are excellent sources of vitamin A and will help booster that youthful glow on the day of the wedding! Source: Thinkstock 18 / 30 Give Healthy Welcome Baskets What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Out-of-town guests should be talking about how stunning everything is on the wedding day — not how uncomfortable they feel from all the junk food in their hotel room. Leave traditional welcome baskets to other brides, and give your guests a healthy welcome with these creative additions. Let's face it, who wouldn't want a massage ball to soothe feet after dancing all night at your wedding? Photo by James Rubio Photography via Style Me Pretty 19 / 30 Prep Accordingly For Your Short Dress What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Your legs are the star in this nontraditional wedding dress silhouette. Whether you're going for tea-length or cocktail, make sure you're showcasing toned gams by incorporating these workouts into your routine: Try this Barry's Bootcamp circuit for long, lean legs, using squats, lunges, and deadlifts. Slim away saddlebags with these outer-thigh exercises. Follow along with our 10-minute leg workout video to get longer, leaner legs in no time! Source: Thinkstock 20 / 30 Limit Cruciferous Vegetables What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Normally we'd be all about munching down on cruciferous vegetables like cauliflower, cabbage, brussels sprouts, and broccoli, but not if you are aiming for a flat belly. These veggies contain a sugar that is broken down in the body by methane-producing bacteria. The result? A bloated belly and a not-so-sweet effect that will have guests remembering you for the wrong reason as you march down the aisle. While we're never ones to suggest cutting down on nutritionally dense veggies, keep these to a minimum, and eat them cooked rather than raw; this will help to break down the gas-producing sugar. Source: Thinkstock / Liane Nothaft 21 / 30 Try a Safe Detox Before the Wedding Day Whether you're the bride-to-be, a bridesmaid, or just a guest, it can feel like a lot of pressure to get into shape. Watch to learn a few safe and easy detox tips that will help you look and feel your best in the weeks leading up to the big day. 22 / 30 Exercises For Your Backless Dress What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A backless wedding dress can hit the perfect note on your big day. To wow with your posterior as you walk down the aisle, here are a few exercises that tone your back (and backside!). After each workout, make sure you follow these tips to protect yourself against bacne — you want to make sure your skin is glowing on the big day! If all else fails, always make sure to get out of those workout clothes ASAP. Source: Thinkstock 23 / 30 Stand Tall What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Since all eyes will be on you, posture is important. So important that celebrity trainer Harley Pasternak incorporates back and shoulder exercises like dumbbell rows and triceps presses into his celebrity brides' workouts. Get the whole list of Harley's favorite back-strengthening and boob-lifting exercises, and you'll be a toned-and-tall vision in white when you walk down the aisle. Source: Thinkstock / Ciaran Griffin 24 / 30 Pass on Blowing Bubbles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The next time you need a fresh-breath fix, reach for a mint instead of a piece of gum. Counting out the fact that many varieties contain bloat-inducing sugar alcohol, chewing on gum causes you to swallow more often, including an excess amount of air that goes straight to your belly. Source: Thinkstock / George Doyle 25 / 30 What to Do When You Only Have a Few Days What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 No matter what you do, don't starve yourself. Practice portion control, and if you want to see results but only have a couple days, trainer Tracy Anderson recommends a four-day meal plan of lean protein, lots of veggies, and no fats. Source: Thinkstock / Liv Friis-Larsen 26 / 30 Stay Away From Salty Foods What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A dash here, a sprinkle there, oh, oops — there went an entire bag of chips! Salty foods are a definite no on the days leading up to your wedding. Since sodium causes you to retain water, try to stay under 2,300 mg per day. Source: Thinkstock / webphotographeer 27 / 30 Do a 10-Minute Bridal Workout With Heidi Klum's Trainer Trainer Andrea Orbeck helps keep Heidi Klum and many other Victoria's Secret models in runway shape, and now she can help you get ready to walk down the aisle. Check out this 10-minute workout that Andrea created especially to target all the areas a bride-to-be wants to tone. Grab a set of dumbbells, and get ready to sweat. 28 / 30 Say Bye to Beans What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 There's a reason beans have earned the moniker "magical fruit": they contain a type of sugar not digestible by the body. When the sugar hits the large intestine, bacteria try to break it down, and the gas you produce is an unfortunate byproduct. To keep gas levels down before the big day, choose protein sources like chicken or fish instead. 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Resource Guide for Job Hunting on the Internet
1. Use a professional sounding e-mail address: When job hunting, every detail is important. Don't forget your e-mail address, which is the first impression that the potential employer received. You don't want to use an address that is adolescent or silly such as "hotdog," mscool" or beach babe." Also check the outgoing message on your land-line and cell phones. The message should be concise and professional.
2. Scan the oldies but goodies. When visiting job boards, many job hunters make the mistake of limiting their search to positions posted in the last few days. A position posted one month ago might still be open, especially if it requires hard-to-find skills. Plus, with most job seekers focusing on recent postings, you may be competing with fewer candidates. A dated job advertisement doesn't reflect the quality of the company or the potential desirability of the position.
3. Visit recruiter sites. In addition to browsing the large boards, visit the Web sites of recruiting firms that specialize in your field, which maintain their own job postings. Some even offer detailed career information and job search advice. The advantage of these sites is that job seekers can conduct highly targeted searches and also connect with a recruiter who can work on their behalf.
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5. Get social. Networking is one of the most effective ways of locating new opportunities, and the Internet makes it easier than ever to expand your web of contacts. Social networking sites such as LinkedIn.com provide "virtual" opportunities to connect with other professionals -- in your area or halfway across the world. Participating in chat rooms and discussion forums, such as those hosted by professional associations in your field or industry, also is an excellent way to find about open positions.
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City Employment Information - Local
City of Chesapeake: www.chesapeake.va.us
City of Hampton: www.hampton.va.us
City of Newport News: www.newport-news.va.us
City of Norfolk: www.norfolk.va.us
City of Portsmouth: www.portsmouth.va.us
City of Suffolk: www.suffolk.va.us
City of Virginia Beach: www.vbgov.com/careers
College/University Human Resources Offices - Local
Norfolk State University: www.nsu.edu/jobs
Old Dominion University: http://www.odu.edu/af/humanresources/recruitment/jobpage.htm
Tidewater Community College: https://jobs.tcc.edu/
Virginia Wesleyan College: http://www.vwc.edu/hr/positions.php
Virginia State Application Form via Internet: http://jobs.virginia.gov/state7.doc
Federal Employment Agencies
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): www.odci.gov
Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI): www.fbi.gov
Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM): www.navy-nex.com
Office of Personnel Management: www.usajobs.opm.gov
U.S. Customs Service: www.customs.ustreas.gov
Federal Government Application (OF-612): www.usajobs.opm.gov/forms.asp
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Bon Secours Maryview Medical Center: www.bonsecourshamptonroads.com
Chesapeake General Hospital: www.chesapeakehealth.com/employment
Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters: www.chkd.org
Eastern Virginia Medical School: www.evms.edu
Sentara Healthcare Employment Center: www.sentara.com
News Publications
Daily Press: Hampton Roads Daily Press: www.dailypress.com
Hampton Roads Employment Weekly: www.hrew.com
The Virginian-Pilot: www.pilotonline.com
Resume Banks
On-line repositories of resumes to which you can submit your resume for prospective employers to search:
Tidewater Community College/HireNet: www.hirenet.net/jobs.cfm?orgid=jtcc3763
Tidewater Community College partners with HireNet.net to bring enhanced career services and employment to TCC students and graduates.
CareerConnection: http://jobs.hamptonroads.com/index.cfm
Hampton Roads' most comprehensive on-line employment source. Offers useful tips on preparing for your next interview, plus information about prospective employers. You can also enter your resume into the resume database so that employers can find you.
Employment Guide: www.employmentguide.com
Features professional, technical and management jobs. Post your resume and utilize the "Job Search" service.
LiveCareer: http://jobs.livecareer.com/
Hot Jobs: www.hotjobs.com
Search through thousands of jobs and hundreds of top companies around the U.S. and the world. Create your resume on-line and apply to any job by entering your e-mail address and optional password.
Monster Board: www.monster.com
Features employer profiles, resume builders and free access to more than 50,000 jobs.
MSN Career Builder: www.careerbuilder.com
One of the nation's largest employment network – find jobs locally or nationally! Post a resume and let employers find you! Set Up Job Alerts – receive job matches via email.
Indeed: www.indeed.com
In one search, Indeed gives students free and instant access to millions of jobs and internships from thousands of job boards, newspaper classifieds and company websites.
College Central Network: www.collegecentral.com
With CollegeCentral.com, there are more jobs than ever to choose from. We not receive daily entry-level job feeds from nearly 150 newspapers, including 32 of the 100 largest newspapers in the country - USA Today, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, New York Newsday, Arizona Republic, Detroit Free Press, Miami Herald, Sacramento Bee, Baltimore Sun, Orlando Sentinel, Kansas City Star, Indianapolis Star, and many more. with over 95,000 entry-level jobs currently available, what are you waiting for?
Getting Hired: www.gettinghired.com/edu
Careers and Community for People with Disabilities: This online network gives you access to thousands of others who face the same challenges as you, including established, successful professionals who are ready to mentor and give practical insights and advice. More importantly, GettingHired.com is the only online, national job portal providing career opportunities from enlightened employers who are committed to hiring people with disabilities.
The Buzz: Disability Job News & Articles - a part of Getting Hired. http://media.gettinghired.com/ghnewsletter/april/web/newsletter.html?utm_source=newsletter0409&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=media0409
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents/Independent Insurance Agents of VA: www.iiav.com
Features a Career Opportunity Board that features internships and entry level positions in the insurance industry. Postings are from all over the state.
Juju: www.juju.com
Juju'a goad is to make job search easier. This job search engine provides access to jobs found on thousands of employer web sites and job boards all around the web and offers features that will help you find the job you're looking for more efficiently.
Eresumex: www.eresumex.com
This is a free service where resumes can be uploaded at no cost to the recruiters or professionals. Students can go to eresumex.com register and upload their resumes. Once they have created a profile, recruiters will have access to view their resumes and find employment for them.
Radio Stations
Clear Channel Radio: http://clearcareers.clearchannel.com
Hampton Roads Radio Group: http://hamptonroads.vartv.com
State Agencies
Judicial Branch Recruitment Register: http://www.courts.state.va.us/jbrr/jbrr.htm
Television Stations
WTKR-TV (Channel 3): www.wtkr.com
WAVY-TV (Channel 10): www.wavy.com
WSET-TV (Channel 13): www.wset.com
WHRO-TV (Channel 15): www.whro.org
CW27/WGNT-TV (Channel 27): www.cw27.com
MYVZ/WTVZ-TV (Channel 33): www.wtvz33.com
WVBT (Fox Channel 43): www.myfoxhamptonroads.com/myfox
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Information For Active Duty, Veterans, & Military Spouses
Schneider National, Inc.: http://www.military.com/jobs-in/employer/schneider/?ESRC=mr0217.nl
Schneider National's commitment to hiring military personnel stems back to founder Al Schneider. The longtime National Guardsman knew his fellow service men and women were the kind of people he wanted to hire. Military personnel are hard workers and natural leaders — making for valuable employees.
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The new production of the smash 1977 musical was directed by James Lapine and starred Katie Finneran as Miss Hannigan, Australian star Anthony Warlow making his Broadway debut as Daddy Warbucks and 11-year-old Lilla Crawford as the moppet herself. Playing her trusty mutt Sandy was Sunny. Another Sandy, the hurricane, did not delay the opening of this revival, but it did knock out a few previews.
The Times noted the timing. In 1977, New York City wasn't doing so well. Thirty-five years later, we're reeling again, not just from Sandy, but from a lingering recession not quite as deep, but somewhat reminiscent, of the economic slough that Annie was slogging through in the 1930s. "In its first incarnation Annie was an unstoppable sunshine steamroller," wrote Ben Brantley of The Grey Lady. "This version, which flirts with shadows, moves more shakily."
Others were similarly pleased, if not overwhelmed. "Hardcore fans may find it lacking in the property's traditional brash vibrancy," said the Hollywood Reporter, "but what makes this revival disarming is that it's cute without being cutesy and sweet without being saccharine." Newsday reported, "For all the freight of timeliness, this remains a sweet spot of a family musical, full of adorable, but not sticky-adorable, waifs punching the air with their teeny fists and belting 'Tomorrow' over and over until every cynic within earshot might be a believer. Director James Lapine's handsome yet lovable vision finds the emotional core without losing the cartoon magic. There is a modesty, a humanity within the spectacle that helps the too-large theatre feel embracing."
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Warlow's Warbucks was well thought of. He "ventures into naturalism, inflecting his songs with unexpected emotional variety," said the Times, while the Hollywood Reporter said, "Perhaps the most distinguishing element in this production, however, is Australian musical-theatre and opera veteran Warlow's impressive Broadway debut as Daddy Warbucks."
As for Crawford, the Times called her "pretty close to perfect in the title role." New York magazine offered the best zinger of the day, saying, "Crawford's adorable, of course, and sings flawlessly in that trademark Annie timbre, i.e. somewhere between a spirit-bowl and a bandsaw."
Families were going to come to this show no matter what the critics said. But these notices were probably good enough to push them in the direction of the box office a little bit faster.
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Wasps secured a 33-29 win at home against Gloucester in a thrilling seven-try game of rugby in front of an appreciative Adams Park crowd.
After a lack-lustre first half in which they were a clear second best, despite a narrow halftime lead, Wasps went up several gears to produce a stirring second-half display which consolidated their position in the top four of the Aviva Premiership.
After a lively opening two minutes, in which both sides showed a willingness to run the ball, Gloucester had the first scoring opportunity when Wasps were penalised a few metres inside their own half. Rob Cook's kick went just to the left of the posts.
A minute later, the Gloucester backs put together a menacing move, with Charlie Sharples being sent clear down the right. He cut inside and made his way into the Wasps 22, but his inside pass failed to find a supporting player and Wasps were able to snuff out the danger.
Gloucester continued to threaten, dominating possession and territory, and keeping Wasps pinned down in their own half.
It was no surprise when they took the lead in the 14th minute following a lineout just inside the Wasps half. The forwards drove the ball infield, and seemed to be going sideways, before Akapusi Qera burst out of the maul and raced into the 22 where he found Dan Robson in support, and the scrumhalf went over near the posts. Cook converted to give the visitors a deserved lead.
Three minutes later an excellent scrum, 12 metres inside the Gloucester half, produced a penalty in midfield and Stephen Jones landed the kick, to put Wasps on the scoreboard.
From the restart, Wasps finally put together a passing move, in which Tom Varndell was sent away down the left. He made 25 metres, before being stopped just outside the 22. He managed to keep the ball alive and it was moved back infield, but Billy Vunipola lost the ball in contact.
With 25 minutes gone, a Stephen Jones penalty found touch in the right corner. Wasps won the lineout and the forwards put in a powerful drive for the line. Ashley Johnson broke away, and managed to stretch over for a try, to put the home side in front. Stephen Jones's conversion made the score 10-7.
Wasps were immediately back on the defensive, when the long restart found space in the corner. Tom Varndell, who had slipped, managed to turn back and gather, before throwing an infield pass to Hugo Southwell in the in-goal area. But the fullback was caught by two tacklers and forced to touch down for a five-metre scrum.
Wasps managed to protect their line, but Gloucester were eventually awarded a penalty, when Wasps failed to roll away from the tackle 15 metres in from touch, on their 22. Cook levelled the score, with 33 minutes gone.
Gloucester came close to regaining the lead, four minutes before the break. After attacking down the left, they moved the ball back across the field and Charlie Sharples appeared to be clear, but Tom Varndell did well to scramble across and force him in to touch.
Wasps were then awarded a penalty and Sharples failed to gather a long clearance. He had to go back to gather, just outside the 22. He threw a hurried pass infield to Cook, who was instantly scragged by two tacklers. He failed to release and Stephen Jones had an excellent chance to put Wasps back in front, but his kick was off target.
With halftime looming, Wasps were penalised a few metres inside the Gloucester half. Cook went for the goal, but his kick hit the right post. It bounced into the arms of Hugo Southwell. He attempted to clear, but Mike Tindall charged his kick down and came close to touching down, before the ball went dead.
Play switched to the other end, following a Wasps penalty. Another powerful forward drive took them deep into the Gloucester 22, the visitors were penalised and Stephen Jones had a simple kick from in front of the posts, to make the halftime score 13-10. Wasps could count themselves fortunate to be ahead, as Gloucester had dominated territory and possession, without turning their advantage into points. Wasps, in contrast, had made the most of their rare incursions into the Gloucester 22.
Gloucester had a chance to level the scores, inside the first minute of the second half when Wasps were penalised at a scrum, 12 metres inside their half, but Cook was unable to find the target.
A Wasps breakaway then sent Tom Varndell streaking away down the left, but Sharples managed to bring him down with an ankle tap. A minute later, Mike Tindall slipped through Chris Bell's attempted tackle, to cross for a try, which Cook converted to make the score 17-13 after nine minutes of the second half.
A mix-up in the Gloucester midfield then gave Christian Wade the chance to intercept and send Marco Wentzel galloping away down the right. He was caught inside the 22 and tried to throw a return pass to Wade, but the defence came back in numbers, and kill the attack.
The gap was narrowed to a single point, after a strong Wasps attack down the left yielded a penalty a few metres from the line, and Stephen Jones had a straightforward kick to make the score 17-16, with 22 minutes left.
A minute later, Wasps were back in front, after Billy Vunipola gathered a loose ball and made 10 metres before lobbing a pass out to Christian Wade. The winger had to stretch to gather, giving the defence more time to get across, but he produced a characteristic combination of speed and footwork to race in from near halfway and score his eighth Premiership try of the season. Stephen Jones converted, to give his side a six-point lead with the game in the final quarter.
Wade then had the crowd roaring again, as he rounded Jonny May, just outside the Wasps 22, and raced away down the right. He chipped ahead, and Cook was forced to tap the ball into touch at the corner. A Wasps offence allowed Gloucester to clear.
With 13 minutes left, Cook missed a relatively easy penalty. A minute later, Joe Simpson spotted a gap around the fringes and raced downfield, making 30 metres before throwing a long pass out to Tom Varndell. The winger seemed to have a clear run in, but a last-ditch tackle brought him down, a few metres from the line.
Wasps were now looking much more like themselves, and they kept up the pressure for several minutes, before Billy Vunipola picked up from the base of a 5-metre scrum, to force his way over near the posts. Nick Robinson's conversion gave Wasps a 13-point cushion. He then stretched the lead to 33-17, with a simple penalty, 8 minutes from time, after another thrilling attack stretched the Gloucester defence.
With three minutes left, Ryan Mills ended a period of Gloucester pressure with a try by the posts, converted by Tindall, to give the visitors hope of leaving with a bonus point. The hope became reality, in the final minute, when a breakaway ended with Charlie Sharples going over between the posts that gave the away side two points.
Tindall missed the conversion. Gloucester tried to attack from the deep and kept the ball alive for one final attack, before being pressured into a penalty, inside their own half. The ball was thumped into touch, and Wasps were celebrating an important victory.
Wasps team: 15. Hugo Southwell (c) 14. Christian Wade 13. Andrea Masi 12. Chris Bell 11. Tom Varndell 10. Stephen Jones 9. Joe Simpson 1. Zak Taulafo 2. T Rhys Thomas 3. Phil Swainston 4. James Cannon 5. Marco Wentzel 6. Ashley Johnson 7. Sam Jones 8. Billy Vunipola
Replacements: 16. Tom Lindsay 17. Tim Payne 18. Will Taylor 19. Alex Rae 20. Matt Everard 21. Charlie Davies 22. Nick Robinson 23. Elliot Daly
Gloucester: 15. Rob Cook 14. Charlie Sharples 13. Mike Tindall (c) 12. Tim Molenaar 11. Jonny May 10. Ryan Mills 9. Dan Robson 1. Nick Wood 2. Darren Dawidiuk 3. Rupert Harden 4. Lua Lokotui 5. Will James 6. Tom Savage 7. Akapusi Qera 8. Sione Kalamafoni
Replacements: 16. Koree Britton 17. Dan Murphy 18. Yann Thomas 19. Jim Hamilton 20. Matt Cox 21. Dave Lewis 22. Henry Trinder 23. Martyn Thomas


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MIAMI _ When Elisabeth Hasselbeck says she's delighted with her new job on the Fox News morning show "Fox & Friends" because it's "such a great working community, no complaints, all smiles," it's tempting to think that's a slighting reference to the last place she worked. That would be the ABC talk show "The View," on which the level of snarls and sobs made it seem many days that it could have been retitled "Hasselbeck Against The World."
There was the tussle over abortion between Whoopi Goldberg (pro) and Hasselbeck (anti) that ended abruptly when Goldberg snapped, "Back off!" Or the confrontation with comedian Bill Maher, who had made a tasteless joke that Hasselbeck should be shipped to Egypt. Hasselbeck, sarcastically: "I actually feel smarter sitting next to you." Maher, equally so: "Really? I feel like I'm in high school sitting next to you." Or a fractious argument over race that improbably ended with Goldberg vehemently defending use of the N-word and Hasselbeck tearfully protesting, "How are we supposed to then move forward if we keep using terms that bring back that pain?"
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Hasselbeck concedes that she's never been a reporter (though she did put some hardball questions about the economy to President Barack Obama when he appeared on "The View"). "But I've been watching 'Fox & Friends' a long time, and I think I'll fit in," she says. "I don't think it's a hard-news show. It's like a good-morning wakeup call that happens to tell you what's going on. I've spent the last 10 years talking about the news on 'The View.' I can do this."
Anyway, nothing else about Hasselbeck's television career has been typical, either. She was an industrial designer working in the shoe industry _ "a shoe nerd working in a cubicle with some Sharpies and a cutting device," she recalls _ who broke into TV in 2001 as a contestant on "Survivor."
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What sort of kid is Levi Michael? He graduated from high school a semester early, and what should have been his senior season in high school instead became his freshman season in top-flight Division I college baseball ... and he batted .290 with 13 home runs and helped lead the Tar Heels to the College World Series.
Michael's been versatile, too. He played second base as a freshman, third as a sophomore, and shortstop this spring as a junior. Michael did play shortstop in high school, but there's at least some thought that he'll wind up at second base in the majors, with doubles power and enough pop to hit some home runs, too. His makeup is highly-regarded and he is a definite "Twins type" player. The system is short on infielders, so he fits well in that way as well.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Peyton Siva made five three-point
shots against Florida International Wednesday night. That was a month's worth
of three-pointers for Siva last season. Siva distributed 12 assists. That's
also Siva's best career total in the 115 games he has played for the University
of Louisville.
Siva did other things that reminded the world why he was voted
the Big East Conference pre-season Player of the Year. U of L defeated FIU,
79-55, Wednesday night in the KFC Yum! Center as Siva scored 15 points. The
Billy Minardi Most Outstanding Player award was tucked in Siva's locker.
"He's been putting in the work, so for him to come out here
and knock it down, I'm not really too surprised," U of L guard Russ Smith said.
"That's Siva for you."
This is also Siva for you: Guess which player was on the
listening end of full-court Rick Pitino verbal pressure because of a pair of
sloppy passes?
"Coach P gave me the trophy, but I don't think he really
wanted to because of those five turnovers," Siva said, with a laugh. "I'm just
glad I didn't have a career high in turnovers today."
When a team's senior star can take full-force correction
with a smile, what reason do sophomores and freshmen have to grouse? File that
under Leadership. Siva does not pout. He listens, the same way Tim Duncan
listens to Gregg Popovich or Tom Brady processes what Bill Belichick says.
Wayne Blackshear tied a career-high with 18 points against
FIU. Blackshear attracted the largest crowd of microphones in the U of L locker
room after the game. Russ Smith is featured in a major spread in the latest
issue of Sports Illustrated, including an iPad edition of the story that
features a two-minute video of Smith eating waffles at breakfast gatherings
that he has nicknamed his "Tea Parties."
Montrezl Harrell continued to play like an emerging force
off the bench. Stephan Van Treese ignored two sore knees to play 15 solid
Warning: Do not forget what the University of Louisville has
in Siva – a poised and dependable senior guard who seen it all during three
trips through the Big East Conference.
The FIU, Missouri-Kansas City and Samford portion of the U
of L schedule is coming to a close. Kentucky and the Big East grind is about to
arrive. Getting through those games successfully will require the best of
Peyton Siva. And Siva appears to be playing the best basketball of his career.
He remains the player who can tell all of his teammates to
concentrate on what Pitino says when he is correcting them instead of dwelling
on the way he says it. Then he lives that approach. That will be essential on
nights when other players are asked to fix their mistakes.
Siva never shows a minute of entitlement. Even though Big
East coaches consider him the best player in the league, Siva works like a guy
surrounded by doubters. For more than a season, Siva's shot has given skeptics
something to doubt.
Know this: That shot is getting better – smoother, more
Think about this: Siva has already made 16 three-point shots
in 11 games this season – after making only 17 in 38 games last season. He's
cranked his three-point shooting percentage up to 38.1 from 24.6. FIU did not guard him on the perimeter – by
design. The Panthers tried to eliminate his trademark pick and roll because FIU
coach Richard Pitino knew how well Siva worked that play. No drives. All
"They played me for the three so I just took the shot," Siva
said. "It felt good. I just tried to take what the defense gave me. They really
didn't give me the lane.
"I was just glad to give Richard my career high in threes
because the whole week he's been telling me (by text messages) that I can't
"He's been so smart this year," said Richard Pitino, who
recruited Siva to U of L when he worked for the Cardinals. "Whereas in the past
he used to make a lot of silly mistakes. You look at him (Wednesday), he hardly
took any bad shots.
"We were really trying to shut down penetration, and he
didn't force it … He's a smart, smart player."
Peyton Siva is more than that. He's a guy who is playing –
and living – the part of a big, big leader on this U of L team.
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A WOMAN was arrested on suspicion of trespassing after a search operation was launched in Clacton.
Police launched a search following reports of a woman on the railway track in the town.
British Transport Police were called in to search the line, close to Burrs Road, shortly before 11.15am on Monday.
The Essex Police helicopter was also called in to help locate the woman.
A spokesman for the British Transport Police said: "Trains were placed on caution whilst BTP and Essex Police officers carried out a search of the area.
"A woman was located at her home, in Clacton, around 12.50pm, where she was arrested for trespass.
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Get a map of the campus libraries.
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Access all of our resources through the library website.
Looking for a more detailed, step-by-step introduction to research? Try our interactive online Library Workshop.
Let us know what you think! After you've used this research guide, please take a moment to give us your comments.
Reference sources
These online sources may be useful in finding background information on your topic, and in checking facts as you write your paper. For printed encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference books, check OskiCat or ask the librarians for help.
Johns Hopkins Guide to Literary Theory and Criticism
The Guide presents a comprehensive historical survey of literary theory and criticism, providing entries on critical schools and movements, critics and theorists, and terms, along with references and bibliographies for further research.
New Catholic Encyclopedia
Online version of the 15 volume, 2nd edition (2003). Features 12,000 entries on theology, philosophy, history, literary figures, saints, musicians and much more.
Oxford Reference Online - Literature
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Our Leadership Lunches have ended for the spring semester, but we are currently looking for Fall 2014 speakers. Have someone in mind? Send us their name and we'll do the rest, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Leadership Workshops:
As part of the LIVE program's continuing Leadership Workshop Series we are proud to present leadership workshops to assist leadership development for club officers and personal growth of the entire student body.
These workshop will count towards your COLD Leadership certificate. Not signed up for COLD? Find more about it online here.Ā
Our workshops have ended for the Spring 14 semester but keep your eyes peeled for more next fall!
Leadership Book Club:
The LIVE Program started Leadership Bookclubs this semester to open up a discussion of leadership in current, popular books.
During the Spring 14 semester we read:
Bossypants by Tina Fey
I am Malala by Malala Yousafzai
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Leadership Movie Nights
As part of our mission to highlight leadership in current media we have started movie nights to see recently release movies with a discussion of their leadership components following. This semester we watched:
Lone Survivor - war movie chronicling the events surronding the failed United States Navy SEALs counter-insurgent mission Operation Red Wing and the story of Marcus Luttrell, the lone survivor.
A Place at the Table - a documentary about food insecurity and the serious implications that hunger poses in America.
Watch for more awesome movie nights this fall!
We offer a number of opportunities for emerging to experienced leaders to expand their leadership toolboxes; join us for our annual UAF Leadership Conference or participate in one of our monthly leadership development activities where you will have the opportunity to interact with campus and community leaders and reflect on your own leadership experiences.
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Romance on the Cheap: Valentine's Day Dinner
January 15, 2013 | Posted By: Ann McKenna | Categorized in: Food & Dining Out
Whether you like it or not, Valentine's Day is less than a month away. Instead of trying to rush and figure out something to do, take this time to think about your plans for this year. One option that is popular with couples is going out to eat. According to Business Insider, Americans spent $3.4 billion on dining out in 2011. Clearly, the quickest route to anyone's heart is through the stomach. So, do you splurge and feast on pricey steak and lobster or do you skip the hefty restaurant bill and munch on some cheap carry out instead? Does the price of the food even matter on such a festive holiday?
Every year, my husband and I love to joke about spending our Valentine's Day at White Castles. For the past couple of years, the fast food chain has been hosting a special candlelit dinner equipped with red table cloths, table service, and specialized menus. They usually take reservations a few weeks before the big day, and some couples even get hitched there. Personally, I think we wouldn't stop laughing if we actually made a reservation and went through with it. Would you like fries with that glass of champagne?
Besides White Castles, other fast food eateries are taking notice and trying to allure the price sensitive consumer away from the costly restaurants. In 2012, certain Valentine's Day bargain deals included:
There are plenty of other coupon sites offering deep discounts on restaurants. Websites like Groupon and LivingSocial are always dishing out two for one coupons or a certain percentage off your meal. It might be nice to surprise your loved one with someone like that. If going out to dinner (cheap or upscale) is not your thing, then you can always look into cooking for your loved one. A quiet night at home could be pretty romantic, and it won't cost you a paycheck. Look for sales and specials at the grocery store, and be flexible in your planning. If there's a great sale on salmon that makes it cheaper than your originally planned chicken, substitute it for the chicken in the recipe.
Whatever your plans may be this year, I would start cranking out a game plan. Oh, and don't forget the chocolate! You may be eating sliders from White Castles, but this romantic holiday would not be complete without a delicious box of chocolates. For all other gift ideas, check out these 10 inexpensive gifts for men and women that won't break the bank.
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KENNEWICK, WA - NBC Right Now has obtained court document that state Michael S. Johnson, who on Tuesday night hit and killed a woman with his car on W. 27th Avenue in Kennewick, was racing with his son.
Court documents show witnesses described Johnson's white Chevy Nova was racing a red Ford Mustang. The documents say the Mustang was driven by his son Aaron M. Johnson.
Witnesses reported the two cars were weaving through lanes, revving their engines and the Chevy Nova was driving around 50 to 60 miles per hour when he hit the victim.
The speed limit on W. 27th Avenue is 40 miles per hour.
Johnson and his son initially told police they were going about the speed limit. Later, they admitted to driving between 50 to 70 miles per hour.
Johnson made his first court appearance Wednesday. He could face charges of vehicular homicide.
"We can say this driver was driving in a reckless manor that contributed to the death of another person. That by definition is vehicular homicide," said Sgt. Ken Lattin, Kennewick Police Department.
Johnson is in jail on a 72 hour hold while the accident is investigated.
KENNEWICK, WA - Kennewick Police have identified the woman hit and killed in a car versus pedestrian accident Tuesday afternoon.
Officers say 52-year-old Nina Howard was crossing 27th Avenue near Ely Street on foot when she was hit by a white 1966 Chevy Nova. The driver, 46-year-old Michael S. Johnson of Kennewick, was heading eastbound on 27th Avenue.
The accident happened around 4:00P.M.
Howard was pronounced dead at the scene. Her family has been notified. The case is still under investigation. Although Howard was crossing the street without a crosswalk, officers say it appears that the speed of the vehicle did play a factor in the collision.Kennewick Police say right before the accident happened, there may have been a landscaping truck pulling a trailer that was in the area. The driver of that landscaping truck is a witness and police would like to speak to the driver.
Kennewick Police say investigators have finished consulting with the Benton County Prosecuting Attorney Andy Miller and Miller has authorized Johnson to be booked into the Benton County Jail on a 72 hour incarceration hold for Vehicular Homicide.
KENNEWICK, WA - A Kennewick woman was killed Tuesday afternoon when she was hit by a car on 27th Avenue near South Ely Street.
Officers say the 52-year-old woman was crossing 27th Avenue when a man driving eastbound in an older model Chevy Chevelle hit her.
The accident happened around 4pm and blocked off 27th Avenue from South Ely Street to Quillan Street for over two hours.
The woman was not using a crosswalk.
Officers want to remind drivers to always look for pedestrians and be able to stop quickly to avoid tragic accidents like this one.
"Pedestrians should use a crosswalk, should use an intersection, but drivers still have the responsibility to exercise due care and yield to any pedestrian in the roadway," said Sgt. Ken Lattin, Kennewick Police Department.
Investigators interviewed the driver that hit the woman and several people who witnessed the accident.
Surveyors gathered data to determine how fast the car was going at the time of the accident.
KENNEWICK, WA - NBC Right Now is on the scene of a fatal car versus pedestrian accident in Kennewick near the intersection of South Ely and 27th Avenue.
Kennewick Police say a 51-year-old woman from Kennewick was killed when she was hit by an older model Chevy Chevelle.
The driver did stop immediately after the accident. Police are talking to witnesses.Kennewick Police and Kennewick Fire have blocked off Ely St at 27th. Officials confirm one person is dead from the car accident. We'll bring you more updates on our Facebook page and website as soon as we get them.


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Surfside Retreat in Lake Norman
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 7
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Commodore Peninsula
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,000 - $ 1,600 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 4,000 / month
vacation rental description
Come vacation in this wonderfully remodeled waterfront home! This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home will wow you from the moment you walk in the home! It is "cozy" on size, but is packed with the latest updates, is tastfully decorated, and is neat and clean. The kitchen and dining area are open to the living room, so that you can view the lake from the entire 'living' area. The kitchen boasts granite countertops, tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and a huge bar. Both bathrooms have been updated with tile flooring, upgraded vanities, mirrors, lighting, and fixtures. Hardwood flooring is throughout the entire living area of the home (bedrooms are carpeted).
Sleeping accommodations consist of a queen bed in both the master and second bedroom, two twin beds in the 3rd bedroom, and a standard couch in the living room.
Please note: Smoking is allowed in the garage, and anywhere outside of the home. At least one ashtray will be provided outside... Smoking is not allowed in the home: it will result in the loss of your security deposit.
WE NOW OFFER 'STAY AND PLAY' PACKAGES, WHICH CONSISTS OF A STAY AT THIS HOME AND A PLAY ON A LATE MODEL, PONTOON BOAT (4-stroke), WHICH CAN BE DELIVERED TO THE ON-SITE DOCK! Visit our website.... www lakenormanstayandplay com to view boats.
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Teresa Meyers 1-866-997-7070
house rental amenities
Inside 'Creature Comforts':
- Central heat and air, cable tv, flat-screen tvs, high speed internet with wi-fi.
- Stackable washer and dryer in separate laundry room.
- Microwave, coffee pot, toaster, pots/pans, glassware, and dishes.
- Linens and towels....(you may bring your own if you prefer).
- A propane grill is on the back deck.
Homesite 'creature comforts':
- Lake Norman waterfront, on a wide cove, moments away from open water.
- On-site pier.
- One car garage, and lots of parking on a cemented, circular drive.
- Covered back porch and deck overlooking the water.
- Flat lot, with a gentle slope to the lake.
- Cul-de-sac location in a wonderful, relaxed neighborhood.
Neighborhood/local area 'comforts':
- Wide-open, waterfront community access lot three doors down (great gathering place for large groups).
- Awesome location on Lake Norman....Marker D9. A short boat ride to Eddie's Restaurant or the Rusty Rudder.
- 2 marinas within a 3 minute drive of the home; you can drop your boat at either location.
- Mallard Head golf course is a few minutes drive. Other larger golf courses are within a 10-20 minute drive.
- Fast Phil's convenience store is a 5 minute drive for those 'quick stops'
- A new upscale shopping center is 5 minutes away, which offers a Food Lion supermarket, Walgreens, McDonalds, Yami chinese food, and other shops and eateries. Ace Hardware offers a post office within the store for your convenience.
activities and attractions in Lake Norman Heartland
- 2 marinas within a 'stone's throw'.
- Lake Norman State Park is a 10-15 minute drive, or a beautiful ride by water.
- Awesome nearby restaurants and shopping!
- Various race-shops and race-related activities.
- Nearby golfing at Mallard Head, or check out the Trump National Golf Club, just minutes from this location.
vacation rental rates
***Weekly Rates****
May1-31: 1000.00/week. weekends rentals are based on availablity, and are a two-night minimum. See holiday rates for Memorial Day week/weekend.
June 1-August 30 $1,200.00/week....weekly rentals only, unless there is last minute availabilty for a weekend stay.
Stay & Play Pkg (Vacation home (7 days) & use of pontoon boat (5 days)....Rates vary, depending on type of boat and number of days desired...Email or call for pricing
September 1-30 $1000.00/week See holiday rates for Labor Day....
Stay & Play Pkg: Call or email for availability and rates.
October 1-April 30: $2,000.00/month. Weekly or weekend stays are based on availability.
Holiday weeks (including Memorial Day, 4th of July, Race week, and fishing tournament week): $1500.00
Stay & Play Pkg (Home and boat package): Call or email for availability and rates.
Rates are subject to change without notice.
Security deposit required, deposit is based on length of stay, and is a minimum of $350.00. If you pay by credit/debit card, we can keep your card # on file, in lieu of a security deposit. Be sure to ask about adding Vacation Insurance for an additional 49.00, if you would like to eliminate a security deposit!
The cleaning fee is $100.00, and is in addition to the above posted rates.
ONE pet is allowed with a non-refundable pet fee. Minimum pet fee is $100.00. Pets MUST be spayed or neutered, & a record from your vet or clinic will be requested. Your pet must be crated when left alone in the home. We offer crate rentals for 10.00/night or 40.00/week.
Payments can be made prior to arrival via checks, money orders, etc, or via debit/credit card. We can take debit/credit payments by telephone. Payment must be made in full within 30 days of your arrival date.
Visit us online at www lakenormanstayandplay com.
A 50% refund will be offered for any cancellations made 30 days or more before your arrival date.
No refunds will be offered for cancellations that are made less than 30 days of your arrival date.
A returned check fee of $25.00 will be applied to any returned checks.
Important information about deposits:
We now offer 'vacation insurance for an additional $49.00....this will eliminate a security deposit! Please indicate if you would like this option.
Deposits can be in the form of a check. Note that security deposit checks will be cashed! We will issue a refund within 2 weeks after your departure, unless damages are made to the home, the property, or its contents.
We will charge a fee for keys that are not returned, or pet 'damage' (urine, feces, etc) to or on the carpeting/flooring/furniture. ******We will also keep all of your deposit, if we discover that a pet has 'vacationed' with you, without payment of a pet fee!*****
Teresa Meyers 1-866-997-7070
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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