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The Florida Retail Federation is projecting a 4 to 4.5 percent increase in sales for the 2013 holiday season -- a rosier outlook than originally predicted based on strong tourism numbers released Friday.
The Sunshine State's key economic indicators point toward a bustling holiday shopping season, despite the government shutdown earlier this year, the Florida Retail Federation predicts in its annual holiday shopping forecast.
"Santa is going to be pretty busy delivering coal in Washington this year, but we are cautiously optimistic that Floridians won't let the uncertainty manufactured inside the beltway tarnish their enthusiasm," said Rick McAllister, president and CEO of the state retail federation. "Unemployment is down; 401(k)s are up; and visitors are flocking to Florida. We have all the right ingredients for a holly, jolly shopping season."
Consumer spending accounts for about 75 percent of Florida's gross domestic product. McAllister said tourism is an important and often-overlooked component of Florida's consumer-based economy. The state is on track to hit the mark of 100 million visitors for 2013, and shopping is high on the list of their holiday agendas, according to the retail federation. Tourism numbers released Friday show that 72.6 million tourists visited the state in the first three quarters of 2013.
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crease in sales for the holidays before the tourism numbers were released.
"People who come to Florida almost always take home more than they bring, and they aren't limited to what they can fit into their suitcase," McAllister said. "Retailers are finding all kinds of ways to increase their tourism sales -- from discounted shipping to free suitcases."
The holiday shopping season accounts for 20 to 40 percent of a retailer's annual sales. Steady growth in year-over-year sales is a sign of increasing economic stability.
Nationally, the average increase in holiday sales over the past 10 years is 3.3 percent. From year to year, gains vary widely among different segments of the retail market.
Those brick-and-mortar shoppers are being lured to get into stores earlier this year. Retailers like Walmart started Black Friday-type specials throughout November, prompted by a combination of six fewer shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year and a desire to ditch credit cards, McAllister said.
Kmart, Sears and Walmart are all enticing shoppers with no-fee holiday layaways for customers who want to spread out their spending this season.
On Nov. 22, Kmart will launch a lease-to-own program for shoppers as a credit card alternative. Shoppers can take home the merchandise priced at $150 and up immediately and pay it off over up to five months. But with fees and interest charges, it's like having a credit card in many ways. For instance, the hot $399 PlayStation 4 would cost $553 after 10 bi-weekly payments of $33 plus paying off the balance and a balloon payment/lease premium.
In 2012, sales during November and December accounted for 24 percent of total annual revenue for department stores in the U.S. Toys, apparel, jewelry and electronics are typically the biggest drivers.
The top gift item this year will continue to be gift cards, McAllister said, as Americans spent $28 billion on gift cards last year, which when broken out meant Florida was around the $2 billion mark for gift card sales.
Outside of gift cards, the hottest gift this season is anticipated to be the PlayStation 4, which hits shelves midnight Friday.
"The PlayStation 4 is going out through the roof," McAllister said. "They're selling them for $400, and I think you've seen them online for $5,000 or something crazy. It's probably the hot technology item for the year."
Beyond gift cards and electronics, apparel, high-end jewelry and toys will continue to do well, while home furnishings are still struggling as the housing market slowly recovers, McAllister said.
Nationally, online sales are expected to grow by another 13 to 15 percent in 2013, and Florida could see a 15 percent increase online, McAllister said. Savvy consumers use technology to find out what products have the highest rankings in customer satisfaction and where they can go to get the best deals. Retailers are responding with their own technological innovations to improve the overall customer experience, including custom apps, mobile websites and in-store pickup of online purchases.
"Any retailer not aggressively going after online shoppers is making a major mistake, and most major retailers are smarter than that," McAllister said.
Even though the holiday shopping season is still officially defined as sales made during November and December, about 40 percent of shoppers begin buying gifts and decorations before Halloween each year.
Also, the busiest sales days of the year is the weekend before Christmas and not Black Friday. With Christmas on a Wednesday this year, retailers will keep track of how consumers shift their last-minute spending, McAllister said.
"I know people are going to be caught shortsighted about how much time they have, and there will be a big rush this year in the last few days," he said.
Even more are likely to spend part of their Thanksgiving Day shopping this year, as more stores open on the holiday. Kmart is opening at 6 a.m., rushing 41 hours straight through Black Friday.
"We wouldn't open if the consumer didn't want to be there," McAllister said. "Let's face it. The tradition of Thanksgiving is not just eat turkey and watching football. A lot of people whose tradition is to shop with family who are there visiting, helps them get ready for their Christmastime. A lot of folks think it's great sport."
Charles Schelle, business reporter, can be reached at 941-745-7095.


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ASHTON KEYNES Girls' U12 team extended their lead at the top of the table to six points after a hard-fought win against their principal rivals Bath City.
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Offense: QB Aaron Rodgers
Rodgers' passer rating was under 110.0 for the first time this season (106.2), but he was masterful in the clutch, completing 28-of-46 passes for 369 yards with four TDs and one interception. He also picked up key yardage on the ground as the Packers' leading rusher with 32 yards on four carries.
Defense: LOLB Clay Matthews
Matthews was a relentless force from beginning to end. In addition to his 38-yard return of an interception for a TD that gave the Packers a 14-10 lead in the second quarter, Matthews had a sack, two QB hits and a forced fumble.
Special teams: P Tim Masthay
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Saints defender Maya Yoshida was in the Japan side thumped 4-0 by Brazil in Poland this afternoon.
Yoshida was substituted during the mauling in Wroclaw, with Brazil convincing winners thanks to two goals from Neymar and another from Kaka after midfielder Paulinho had opened the scoring.
Danny Fox and Steven Davis are expected to be in action for Scotland and Northern Ireland later tonight.
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Your guardian angel (or angels) work hard to faithfully care for you during your entire lifetime on Earth! Guardian angels protect you, guide you, encourage you, pray for you, deliver answers to your prayers, notice and record your choices, and even help you when you're sleeping. So whenever you contact your guardian angel during prayer or meditation, it's important to express your gratitude for all that great service. Giving thanks to your guardian angel will bless your angel and help you develop a closer relationship with him or her.
Blessing Your Angel Who Blesses You
Just as a human friend who helps you appreciates it when you thank him or her, your guardian angel will also appreciate you noticing and giving thanks for the many ways he or she works in your life. Making time to express gratitude to your guardian angel will help you build a two-way friendship with that hardworking angel who loves you.
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Since holy angels vibrate pure, positive energy throughout the universe, they are naturally attracted to positive energy reaching out to them from the people on Earth who are seeking God and trying to grow in holiness. Whenever you express gratitude, you send positive energy out into the universe, attracting the attention of holy angels in the process.
Giving thanks actually strengthens the energy field around you, which raises the rate at which your personal energy vibrates, making it easier for you to sense the presence of angels around you.
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It can help to come prepared with a list of some specific things you're especially grateful for right now in your life. Do you have family and friends who love you? Are you enjoying good health? Does your job give you opportunities to use your talents? Don't take anything for granted. When you pray or meditate, simply mention specific blessings, one at a time, to your guardian angel and express your gratitude to your angel and the God your angel serves for bringing those blessings into your life.
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Every six months or so, we take a look back at some of our key user stats here on Blogging The Boys in an effort to recognize those community members who have made significant contributions to making BTB what it is today: a vibrant and growing community.
BTB is more than just the sum of the front page writers, much more. While many of us may have stumbled on BTB via an article on the front page, we kept coming back and eventually signed up because of the quality of our community here. Different people contribute in different ways to the community. Many add comments, often on an almost daily basis. Some of you add Fanshots or even FanPosts. And each day, each of us adds a little more to the community. So this is where we say thank YOU, you the reader, you the commenter, you the contributor.
A little further below, we break down the BTB stats from 2013 to honor the most prolific BTB members, both in terms of quantity and quality, and recognize them for their contributions. Here's what our topline stats for 2013 look like:
- Nine different front page writers worked tirelessly to bring you a record haul of 2,214 front page posts in 2013, a little over four hundred more articles than in the previous two years ('12: 1,804, '11: 1,794) and more than twice as much as in the two years before that ('10: 1,081, '09: 853). For a football blog that covers only sixteen regular season games (next year we'll start covering the playoffs for the Cowboys, I swear!), knocking out an average of six articles per day, 365 days per year, is an awesome job. And just like Sum 41, I like to think that effort was "All Killer, No Filler", most of the time anyway. At the very least though, I think we've kept you well entertained.
- 345 BTB members wrote a combined 1,153 FanPosts last year. That's slighty down from the 1,336 last year, but what's the community to do if we keep promoting the most prolific FanPosters to the front page?
- 204 BTB members published a total of 1,028 Fanshots in 2013, down significantly from last year (1,539 Fanshots from 315 members), The Fanshots have clearly suffered from the new site design implemented in September 2012, but the BTB fanshots remain one of the strongest across all of SB Nation regardless.
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If you've been with us for a while, you probably don't have to read the byline on most posts to quickly realize which of the nine writers on the BTB masthead wrote the story you are reading. Some of us like stats more than others, some like cheerleaders more than others, some like to be a little more critical than others, some like the draft more than others and some dislike the mainstream media more than others. We trust that those likes and dislikes, in sum, have resulted in quality coverage for you.
Here are our numbers for 2013 and how they compare to the previous two years:
As you would expect, there is of course a seasonality here on BTB that is in line with the way the football season is structured:
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The table above shows the number of frontpage posts per month as well as the number of comments generated by those posts. In terms of posts, we have our peaks in the run-up to the draft in April and of course during the season, while it's a little harder to come up with relevant topics in the offseason. We see a similar pattern with the number of comments per day, although those numbers are of course influenced by the open threads we have going during those peak periods.
The table below lists the 15 top contributors in the FanPost section. The tables are sorted by number of FanPosts in 2013, by the number of recommendations (rec's) received and by the number of comments generated by the FanPost and the ensuing discussion.
We are very proud of the fact that all our front page writers here on BTB have been recruited from the BTB community, and this year was no exception, as we added two more prolific former FanPoster to the masthead: Joey Ickes and Dawn Macelli. We are also very proud to be one of the very few SB Nation blogs to have a woman on our writing staff. Who knows, maybe next we'll recruit a foreign writer? I hear there's a strong football fan base in Germany for example...
You may have come to take the FanPosts for granted here on BTB, but don't do that. Writing a FanPost - and a well-received one at that - is a lot of work, so if you see one you like, give it a rec'. And don't be stingy with those rec's. They are the most gratifying thing for most authors because they show a special appreciation for the work the author has put into his/her FanPost. And after a while, they become addictive, so if you want to see more from a given FanPoster, rec' him or her and watch how they come back again and again for those rec's.
In addition to the volume metrics above, we'll next look at a couple efficiency metrics and rank contributors by RpFPs (Recommendations per FanPost) and CpFPs (Comments per FanPost). Here's a look at the BTB top dogs in terms of recommendations and comments per post (min. six posts to qualify). You'll find most of the perennial BTB favorites on one of these lists.
After record levels of Fanshots in 2012, we've seen the numbers slow down in 2013. But the demise of the Fanshot is greatly exaggerated: while the Fanshots have moved down the front page and are therfore not getting as much attention as they did previously, we've seen activity pick up again as we've gotten used to the new format and as some of the issues with the Fanshot section have been fixed.
Tip of the hat to all of you who posted Fanshots, the top 15 are below.
41 different bloggers made at least one of the FanPost or Fanshot tables above, but many, many more contributed to the blog this year. And if your name's not on any of the lists above, but you want to see your name up in the bright BTB lights, then simply post more stuff, more often!
Until then, thank you all for your great contributions.
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Groundbreaking Original Works Headline Ballet West's Innovations 2011 Program
Ballet West's fourth annual Innovations program takes the stage May 13, 14 and 18-21 at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center with a fresh and exciting showcase for new and cutting edge choreography including four original works created by Ballet West dancers, for Ballet West dancers.
Ballet West Soloist Thomas Mattingly, Demi-Soloist Christopher Anderson, and Artist Emily Adams will premiere their works alongside new creations by Ballet West Principal Artist Christopher Ruud and up-and-coming New York choreographer Avichai Scher.
Creating a new work on Ballet West artists is familiar ground for Principal Artist Christopher Ruud. His 2008 ballet, titled "One," featured a principal couple from the Company and had its world premiere performance during Ballet West's inaugural "Innovations" program.
"Christopher Ruud was one of our first company dancers to create a ballet for 'Innovations,' and I was very impressed," said Sklute. "Last year he came to me with a new proposal for a full act work. He played me the music, which was beautiful, and explained his concept, which was strong. It's exciting to see his vision take shape."
Sklute is also pleased to make Ballet West the first major American ballet company to present the work of rising choreographer Avichai Scher.
"I've been following Avi's work over the past few years and he has grown tremendously in scope and vision," said Sklute. "He has attracted some of today's most world renowned dancers to create upon, so I knew it was time to invite him to do the same for Ballet West."
From its inception in 2007, Ballet West's "Innovations" has enjoyed an ever-increasing public following. This year, the program will once again have an eight-performance run from May 13-21, 2011 in the intimate setting of the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 West Broadway. Evening performances to Innovations begin at 7:30 p.m. on May 13, 14 and 18-21, with matinees on May 14 and 21 at 2:00 p.m.
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Patriots No. 4 pick scouting report: RB Stevan Ridley, LSU
The Patriots took another running back, selecting LSU's Stevan Ridley with the 73rd overall pick.
Patriots trade down, get two picks from Texans
The Patriots traded their third second-round pick, the 60th pick overall, to the Texans for Houston's third- (73rd) and fifth-round (138th) picks.
Patriots No. 3 pick scouting report: RB Shane Vereen, California
With their second pick in the second round, the Patriots took California RB Shane Vereen 56th overall.
Patriots No. 2 pick scouting report: CB Ras-I Dowling
With the 33rd overall pick, and the first pick of the second round, the Patriots decided to hold onto the pick and select Virginia Tech CB Ras-I Dowling, a big, physical corner.
Patriots No. 1 pick scouting report: OT Nate Solder, Colorado
With the 17th overall pick, the Patriots picked a player they hope to be their left tackle of the future, Colorado's Nate Solder.
Patriots finalize preseason schedule
The Patriots finalized their 2011 preseason schedule on Friday, and it includes a nationally televised game against the Lions.
Saints trade back into first round for RB Ingram
The Saints re-entered the first round of the NFL draft at No. 28, trading with the Patriots to acquire Alabama RB Mark Ingram.
Patriots trade 28th pick to Saints
To no one's surprise, the Patriots traded their second first-round pick, the 28th overall selection, to the Saints for New Orleans' second-round pick this year (pick No. 56) and a first-round pick in 2012.
Pats draft for future with Solder
The Patriots did not draft the best player available, nor did they address the need on defense, but they took a guy who could be the tackle of the future in Nate Solder.
Report: Patriots interested in No. 6 pick
The Patriots have interest in trading up to acquire the No. 6 overall pick, currently held by Cleveland, in Thursday's draft, according to The Boston Globe.
Welker's joke falls flat
Patriots WR Wes Welker misfires with comments on the lockout.
Reaction to Patriots' 2011 schedule
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Teams should mimic Wolf's QB ways
Ron Wolf drafted seven quarterbacks from 1992 to 2000 in his time as Packers general manager. He turned some of them into draft picks in future trades. Current teams should take note.
Parcells on coaching: 'I'm done'
Bill Parcells told reporters on Monday that his career as an NFL head coach is over.
Bledsoe, Parcells nominated for Patriots Hall of Fame
Bill Parcells and Drew Bledsoe join Houston Antwine as the 2011 Patriots Hall of Fame finalists. It's the first year Parcells and Bledsoe are eligible, and Antwine's a three-time finalist.
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A bachelor's degree is required. Three to five years in fundraising or sales experience preferred. Planned giving experience preferred. Strong organizational, communication skills and demonstrated ability to work with and motivate volunteers are required. Computer skills are required. Ability to work independently and within a team environment is essential. Willingness and ability to travel and to work nights and weekends, as required.
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Recently, more and more attention is being paid to Alternative Dispute Resolution – ways of solving problems without going to Court. In the area of divorce, an exciting and powerful method that is becoming is Collaborative Divorce. COLLABORATIVE Divorce you ask? How is it that two people who are getting divorced can collaborate? To answer this question, ask yourself the following:
- Are there things about your soon to be former spouse that you like and even love even though your marriage is over?
- Do you love your children more than you dislike or distrust your soon to be former spouse?
- Would you rather become divorced through an adversarial process in which "winning" and "losing" take place and, therefore, cause even more conflict, stress, anxiety and hardship or though a process that aims to assist you in resolving your disputes mutually, respectfully and privately?
- Would you rather allow a Judge to decide what happens with your children and your property or would you rather make these decisions yourself?
- Would you prefer to emerge from your divorce feeling frustrated, bruised and battered or would you rather emerge with a sense of hope for your future?
- Would you like to become divorced in a fashion that, by definition, creates conflict but does not resolve it or in a fashion that minimizes conflict and supports your entire family through the transition?
- At the end of the divorce, would you like to feel like you are even more at odds with your children's other parent or would your rather feel respected by and respect for your children's other parent?
Divorce is not simply an event or simply the ending of a marriage. Divorce is a life changing transition which is complex, unfamiliar and frequently scary. In traditional divorce, attorneys and courts have the goal of getting to a marital settlement – they are not focused with how the settlement is achieved or how the adversarial process impacts families and children.
In Collaborative Divorce, the focus is on the whole family and the transitioning family unit. The focus is on the well being of each family member. In Collaborative, spouses make their own decisions about their divorce rather than putting attorneys, judges and the Court in charge. The parents engage the support of a team of highly and specially trained legal, psychological and financial professionals.
In Collaborative, the team supports you in evaluating your options, evaluating your goals and exploring ways of reaching agreements that create a win/win situation rather than the lose/lose situation that results from most litigated (court) divorces. In Collaborative, the goal is not simply to get divorced and dissolve the marriage.
Instead, you are free to create your own solutions, own the process and feel empowered rather than at the mercy of a legal system which is hard to understand and highly impersonal. The goal is to divorce respectfully and in a fashion that helps the family transition from a nuclear family to a newly reformed family with as much legal, psychological and financial knowledge as possible.
The hallmark and defining characteristics of Collaborative Divorce are spelled out in a participation agreement in which the following are agreed to:
- The lawyers will represent the parties if the case falls out of the collaborative process and goes to court. If a case falls out, the Collaborative attorneys withdraw and the parties must retain new attorneys.
- The parties will openly, accurately and freely disclose all relevant information to the other side.
- The parties will not exploit errors or mistakes by the other side but will, instead, point out such errors so that they can be corrected.
- What is said in the settlement meetings remains confidential.
- Everyone will behave courteously and in good faith.
In coming articles, the composition of the Collaborative team and the role of the team members will be explored and examples of Collaborative cases will be provided. Stay tuned!


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Lakeside Cottage Carnelian Bay in Carnelian Bay
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- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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- hot tub yes
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Is Northstar sold out?! Stay just down the road at...
"Lakeside Luxury Cottage"
This luxury cabin is the perfect getaway for your family or small group. Warm and inviting in the wintertime with a crackling fire, kids' games, and a large 52" flat screen TV, and just as much fun in the summer with full access to the Agate Bay Sun and Beach Club included! Enjoy private tennis courts, swimming pool with hot tub, sand court volleyball, and lush grassy grounds. Just two blocks walk to the private pier and swim platform on Lake Tahoe.
house rental amenities
Master Bedroom (Loft): KING bed with 52" Flat Screen TV
Master Bathroom
Entry Level:
Bedroom 1: QUEEN bed with Flat Screen TV
Bedroom 2: QUEEN bed with Flat Screen TV
Bathroom 2
Living Room: 52" Flat Screen TV/VCR/DVD/CD changer, real wood fireplace with gas starter
Dining Room: Seating for 6-8 people
Kitchen: Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Counters
-Centrally located nearby Northstar Ski Area, Squaw Valley, and Alpine Meadows
-Plenty of easily accessible parking
-Shared driveway with Northshore Lakefront Estate (Sleeps 24!)
- Amenities
- Washer
- Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer
- Wood Fireplace
- Beds
- King Bed
- Queen Bed
- Entertainment
- Cable/Satellite TV
- CD Player
- Stereo System
- Shared Hot Tub
- Shared Pool
- Kitchen
- Full Kitchen
- Outdoor Features
- Gas/Electric BBQ Grill
- Deck/Patio
- Communications
- Telephone
- WiFi (Wireless Internet)
- Other Amenities
- Access to private tennis courts, swimming pool, hot tub, grassy picnic area, private pier, private boat buoy, swim platform on Lake Tahoe!
- Suitability
- No Pets Allowed
- Kid Friendly
- Smoking Not Allowed
activities and attractions in Carnelian Bay Lake Tahoe Area
-FREE Access to Agate Bay Sun and Beach Club's tennis, swimming pool, hot tubs, private pier (summer only)
-Comes with private buoy, bring your boat!
- Activities (on site and nearby)
- Golf
- Tennis
- Shopping
- Sightseeing
- Restaurants
- Rafting
- Kayaking
- Sailing
- Boating
- Waterskiing
- Parasailing
- Jet Skiing
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- Snorkeling/Diving
- Windsurfing
- Biking
- Mountain Biking
- Cross Country Skiing
- Downhill/Alpine Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Snowmobiling
- Sledding/Tubing
- Wildlife Viewing
- Hiking
- Fishing
- Rock Climbing
- Fitness Center/Gym
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Racquetball
- Basketball Court
- Antiquing
- Cinemas/Movie Theaters
- Live Theatre
- Museums
- Horseshoes
- Miniature golf
- Horseback Riding
- Hot Air Ballooning
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Winter .. $400/night
Spring .. $350/night
Fall .... $350/night
Summer .. $450/night
2 night minimum
Longer minimums and higher rates may apply during holiday/prime seasons.
$215 Departure cleaning fee, $50 damage insurance, 10% county occupancy tax
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How we got from there to here...In 1976, Charlie Sutherland, Jr. and his brother-in-law Ron Joyce were working for the yarn oil division (run by Charlie's dad) of a large textile yarn company. The yarn company asked Charlie to find a soap to clean up the oils his division was making along with other accumulated grime the yarn machines picked up. Rather than buy a soap, Ron and Charlie started making it themselves on the sly in an old barn on Ron's dad's farm. Charlie came up with the final formula after a short while; the stuff worked great, and they were in business.
With $200, Charlie and Ron officially started their little soap company. Charlie had to borrow $100 from Ron to cover his half of the enterprise. Eventually the yarn company figured out where the soap was coming from and raised Hell. After they convinced Ron that they would continue buying the soap, he went with the new soap company. The yarn company kept Charlie. Charlie's dad used to say of the original cleaner, "It cleans everything from false teeth to diesel engines." We put that on the labels. The soap company struggled on with Charlie still helping make soap on weekends, and Ron delivering during the week. The oil division at the textile yarn company was bought out in 1981 by a German chemical company and Charlie went with the Germans.
Time to start a new companyIn 1983, over strong objections from his wife Jane, Charlie left his good job and bought Ron's shares of the struggling little soap company.Ron left for greener pastures, and Charlie, now over $60,000 in debt, moved all the equipment to the old yarn oil division where his father, Charlie senior, and Ron's secretary, Jenny Craver, still kept an office. Jenny stayed with the little soap company. The very day Charlie took over the soap company, the old yarn company started modernizing and shipping thousands of their old machines to China.
The Chinese folks insisted that these old grimy machines had to be sparkling clean before shipping. Soap sales soared, and Charlie hired Wayne Belton to mix soap and drive the truck he got from the German company. Charlie paid off his debts and was sitting pretty especially after he invented a new scour (Laundry Liquid) for the Quality Control Labs, and it was now selling to the outdoor-wear folks. All was good - for a while.
Tough timesIn 1992, after all of the old textile machines had been shipped to China, the yarn company was sold and 75% of Charlie's soap business was gone overnight. Times were tough, and Charlie and Jane had two kids in college and two more in private school. Thank Goodness Charlie had the new sales in the Laundry Liquid for outdoor wear. That kept the doors open. Sadly, Charlie's dad passed on in 1994. He is missed.
Today -- Sold around the globeOver the years, through word-of-mouth and lots of scratching, the original Charlie's Soap, the new Laundry Liquid, and the newer Laundry Powder have found their way around the globe and they continue to amaze those who try them. The boys, Taylor, James, and Morgan started working at the plant in 2002 and they are really making the company grow.
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'How mixed up can one spy get?'...so asks Maxwell Smart, 'the world's greatest spy'. Very mixed up...according to this GET SMART comic number 1...issued in 1966. Based on the hilarious TV show, the comic has Smart trying to live up to his name and not get out-smarted. The cover shows a water stain which is contained to the cover. There's edge/corner wear and some creasing. The inside looks much better than the cover. Overall in good condition and a great collectible #1 comic.


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Season 1
01 – Hired
"Skillet, we just spent sixty-four thousand dollars in that bar. So we're gonna have to get jobs to cover up the fact that we rob banks. But first, I need to get a drink."
02 – Signals
"His name is Night Moves. He was born with it and he loves tanks."
03 – Rooster
"You know 'radar' spelled backwards is 'radar.' Did'ja know that?"
04 – Spider
"I mean, a head your size would burst like an infected kidney, and all I'd remember was how warm the juices were that lapped the back of my uvula on their trip down to stomach-land. But we're friends, right?"
05 – Rememorized
"I hope you know how very lucky you are to know me since I'm so incredibly incredible."
06 – Spharktasm
"This is all like a puke dream that I can't seem to shake the sweats from; and every time I turn around, there's a shark and a clock . . . some sort of eyeball thing."
07 – Adventure Mouse
"You round, wet, unblinking, horrific orb. You're gross. I really wish you would leave my party."
Season 2
01 – Bowtime
"Your pee is like rocketry because it rockets out. And if you have two rockets, step back. Here go the rockets!"
02 – Surgery Circus
"Just a small taste of my mighty blackness."
03 – Booger Haze
"No one outruns my bullets, man. They're f-f-f-fast!"
04 – Star Wars VII
"I just feel ever so inclined to buy a harmonica made of gold, encrusted in diamonds, then dipped in gold and rolled around in more diamonds. It's deadly to vampires, you know. Or was it werewolves? I forget which. They're both poor."
05 – Enjoy the Arm
"My blood has turned to booze, and I want my face to turn to booze. If my blood could drink my face, we'd be alright."
06 – Auraphull
"You stay in motion. My soul is your ocean. Forever will never concern me."
07 – Meat Warrior
"A square has four points: four rich and interesting points, full of wealth and ambition."
08 – Meaty Dreamy
"Yeah. Pusses say what pusses say, for pusses sake."
09 – Corndog Chronicles
"H-he kills us. He kills us all." "Well then let's kill him back."
10 – Eighteen
"Why don't you pull that gun out of my food chute and I'll get us both back home."
11 – Pre-Reckoning
"I wonder what time it is. I think it's beer time! That's what me thinks!"
12 – Farewell
"Can somebody, somebody tell me if I'm here? 'Cause this burning makes me think I'm alive."
13 - Prolegomenon
"If I wanted your opinion I'd ask your boss—and that's me. Sooo bust a move, nurse."
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The 'Adventure Capital of the World' is a reputation well earned. Queenstown is the home of adventure in New Zealand. We have everything that the adventure seeker could ever want – you can bungy jump with the world's original bungy company AJ Hackett Bungy, tandem skydive with NZONE Skydive, go white water rafting with Challenge Rafting or jet boating with Shotover Jet. Or you can combine the excitement with Queenstown Combos.
Queenstown is a 'Natural Theme Park', such are the seemingly endless array of adventure activities and leisure holiday options to choose from. The spectacular geography of the region creates a special atmosphere and unique setting that has made this town famous the world over. As well as the many adventure activities on offer, Queenstown is also home to Lord of The Rings, filmed amid the mountains, lakes, rivers and forests and is the gateway to Milford Sound, Fiordland.
If you are backpacking in New Zealand - a visit to Queenstown is a must. Find out what Queenstown has to offer for backpackers.
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CHANGES are being made to Manchester's Metrolink as part of its multi-million pound transformation.
From today, February 24, for approximately nine months, trams will have to pass through Victoria in both directions on a single line of track.
As a result, for the duration of the work, every Bury to Altrincham service will be served by double trams from start to end of service, boosting capacity at the busiest times.
The service running from Bury to Altrincham, via St. Peter's Square, will be every 12 minutes.
Peter Cushing, Transport for Greater Manchester's Metrolink director, said: "We've considered these changes very carefully and they will provide customers with the most effective, safest and least disruptive option. They also mirror demand we've monitored on the network."
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y Station Metrolink service has been reduced to only operate between 0700 and 2000 on Monday to Friday (0900 to 2045 on Saturdays). Altrincham-Bury has become the "main" service operating approximately between 0600 and 2345 (0045 on Friday and Saturday nights). Before 0700 and after 2000 passengers travelling between the Altrincham line and Piccadilly Station or between PIccadilly Station and the Altrincham line need to change at St Peter's Square for a connecting tram. The Eccles tram from Piccadilly Station will take you to St Peter's Square.
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- bedrooms 1
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- sleeps 6
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- pets allowed no
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Luxurious Fully renovated one bedroom on the 15th floor with over 1000 square feet and amazing Bay view. This beautiful condominium complex is located at 19390 Collins Avenue . The complex is gated with valet parking (optional) and concierge service.
Large bedroom with one King bed, several walk-in and linen closets providing storage, spacious dining and living room with one queen sofa bed.
Beach access is only a short 5 Minute walk.
condo rental amenities
Central air-conditioning, LCD TV'S with cable in living room and bedroom, WIFI ready.
One King sized bed, One queen sofa bed,
Fully equipped kitchen with laundry room on each floor, pool,
pool-side BBQ's available, lighted tennis courts,fitness center,
business center, 24-hr valet parking available, concierge, hair salon and market on premises if needed.
activities and attractions in Sunny Isles Beach Atlantic Coast South
Weekly $600-1200 / Monthly $1750-2850
Rates are subject to change during the Holidays.
Florida Tourist Taxes applicable
Cleaning fee of $100 will be added to the total rental amount.
$400 refundable security deposit due at time of reservation. Security deposit is not refundable if reservation is cancelled within 30 days of arrival.
Full payment must be received within 30 days of arrival.
No smoking or pets allowed.
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This Hinkley Atlantis LED outdoor wall light in a titanium finish exudes a fashionable sophistication. These durable outdoor lights will be a stunning addition to your exterior facade.
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We won't travel to Bermuda in October again. The weather was too cool, windy, rainy, and unpredictable. The food in the specialty restaurants was excellent. However, there is a surcharge for dining there. We paid a little over $50 for what they call a "soda card" which is a sticker, other wise the choices for something to drink were unappealing. The bottle water in our cabin was $5.50 a bottle. We did like the coffee pot, coffee bags, and creamers in the room and used them every morning to have a cup out on the balcony. Our cabin was comfortable. We had a nice size bathroom.
The free style dining was great! I hated the organized times for dining I experienced in the past. My husband and I were able to sit alone and have privacy. This time of year for travel on the ship was nice because there weren't many kids. We found parents do not control their children around other travelers. We are tired of the display of poor parenting skills.
The major complaint I had was using the on board Spa. It is over priced, period. Plus, we each received and extra $20 surcharge for being put in the same room for a couple's massage. It wasn't worth it. We have had a couple massage many times before and this one was nothing special to spend over $350.00 for it. Plus, the massage therapist tried selling us expensive creams and lotions afterward. What a turn off. My suggestion is to use the spa for specials only, but be aware for any surcharges before you have the treatment. It is unacceptable to be hit with an extra cost after your treatment. I guess the staff thinks you will be too relaxed to argue about the bill.
Getting off the ship stinks no matter what cruise line we have traveled. This time however they made us wait across the street for pick up. A busy 6 lane New York City highway is not a safe place to cross. We were left to wait on the street which was unsafe.
I wish Norwegian would incorporate all the fees & surcharges into the price so you can enjoy your trip and truly travel "free style" as they advertise.


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Asparagus and Sun-Dried Tomatoes Recipe
Crisp-tender asparagus is drizzled with lemon butter sauce and sprinkled with flavorful sun-dried tomatoes in this effortless, time-saving recipe.
- 3 pounds fresh asparagus, trimmed
- 1/3 cup butter, cubed
- 1/3 cup chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/3 cup oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes, patted dry and chopped
- 1/4 cup minced fresh basil
- Place asparagus in a steamer basket; place in a large saucepan over 1 in. of water. Bring to a boil; cover and steam for 6-8 minutes or until crisp-tender.
- Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, melt butter. Stir in the broth, oil, lemon peel and salt.
- Transfer asparagus to a serving platter; drizzle with butter mixture. Sprinkle with pepper; top with tomatoes and basil. Yield: 12 servings.
Originally published as Asparagus and Sun-Dried Tomatoes in Country April/May 2009, p49
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Marilyn Morel KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Here's a scrumptious cake that melts in your mouth and makes you say, "Mil a Grazi!" (Thanks a million.) Pecan lovers will eagerly accept a second slice.
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 2 cups sugar
- 5 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup buttermilk
- 1 cup chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup flaked coconut
- 2 packages (one 8 ounces, one 3 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 3-3/4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup coarsely chopped pecans
- In a large bowl, cream the butter, shortening and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine the flour, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture alternately with buttermilk, beating well after each addition. Fold in pecans and coconut.
- Pour into three greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks to cool completely.
- For frosting, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until fluffy. Add confectioners' sugar and vanilla; beat until smooth. Spread frosting between layers and over top and sides of cake. Press pecans onto sides of cake. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 12 servings.
Originally published as Italian Cream Cake in Country October/November 2008, p49
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This was a big hit at my Mama's birthday. Everyone loved it. It was delicious and the layers were fluffy.
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My sister in law made this for my mommy's birthday and it was delicious!! I cant' wait until we have another birthday.
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LEDBURY people will be crossing the border into Gloucestershire, to celebrate the 100th anniversary of a famous poem.
The Friends of the Dymock Poets have organised a "Return to Adlestrop" event, to celebrate the centenary of the Edward Thomas poem by the same name.
The event will take place on Tuesday, June 24, in Adlestrop Village Hall, from 10.30am to 4.30pm.
Edward Thomas, one the Dymock Poets, a group of writers that settled near Dymock just prior to the First World War, arrived in Adlestrop by train.
In fact, the steam train, as the famous poem makes clear, only stopped there "unexpectedly" for a short while, allowing the poet to observe the scene, the sky and to hear the bird-song of "Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire".
In this way, a brief experience has become a timeless moment that is recreated each time the poem is heard.
These days there is no train station; but that will not stop a train actually stopping at Adlestrop on the great day itself.
In a separate event, the Cotswold Line Promotion Group has charted a special train for the day, June 24.
It will leave Oxford at 11.28am for a 15-minute stop where Adlestrop station once was.
The poem will then be read on board.
Members of the Friends of the Dymock Poets will enjoy the sight from an adjacent field.
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Hopetown on the Green,Sunburst Luxury Collection in Rosemary Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4
- sleeps 12
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
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/ night
$ 4,250 - $ 9,350 / week
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Hopetown on the Green - 122 Hopetown Lane- Rosemary Beach, FL
Only one home from the Gulf, Hopetown on the Green is one of only three vacation homes available on any rental program that is situated on one of Rosemary Beach's sought after Greens.
Hopetown on the Green is part of the Sunburst Luxury Collection, a high service and amenity segment within Sunburst Beach Vacations that provides a luxury resort experience with all of the benefits....privacy, space and freedom...of a private home. You will be able to enjoy private bedrooms and baths, two large common areas, two kitchens and two laundry rooms and at the same time while enjoying the same amenities and service you would receive at a 5-star hotel.
Hopetown on the Green is also part of Anthology's luxury collection of vacation homes. Anthology is a premiere hospitality company with a growing collection of vacation homes in walkable resort towns throughout the US.
The rates are inclusive (with exception of taxes) of mid stay housekeeping clean, 4 bikes, a beach chair setup (2 chairs with umbrella, note chairs are unavailable in winter) and personal concierge. Your personal concierge can meet you upon arrival if desired and can assist you with advice on the area and activities that can be custom tailored to meet your needs and interests. Let us make your restaurant reservations, set up your golf tee time (including access to a local private course), arrange a baby sitter or have fresh flowers waiting for you on arrival. Note: Fees apply for tennis, work out facility, golf and other independent activities. Rates also include a full mid week clean (with a 5 night stay or more only) and the departure clean. Daily tidy ups can be arranged for an additional fee.
Entry/Outside Features: You will enter this home, designed by architect Tom Christ, through the courtyard from the Green or the parking area by the garage. The lushly landscaped courtyard complete with soothing fountain is outfitted with 4 adirondacks, outdoor fireplace, gas grill and prep sink – perfect for relaxation while grilling up dinner. Outdoor shower for rinsing off. Convenient two car garage with garage door opener.
Ground Floor: Enter the large foyer area with powder room and full laundry room featuring super capacity front loader washer and dryer, mini frig with icemaker and soaking sink. The elegant spacious master bedroom is 16x16 with king bed, side chair with ottoman, LCD TV and luxurious private bath that features Travertine tile, his/hers vanities with Kohler fixtures and a walk-in shower. The master bedroom closet is large enough to fit a pack-n-play. Also on this floor, there is a king guest bedroom with LCD TV and full bath with shower and vanity sink.
Second Floor: Located on the second floor, the large open living area takes full advantage of the sweeping Western Green and Gulf Views. Open to the kitchen and dining area, this space has vaulted beamed ceilings, hardwood floors and a gas fireplace. French doors open onto a covered porch outfitted with 4 tall cocktail chairs overlooking the Gulf - perfect for watching sunsets and families playing on the green. The kitchen has granite countertops, custom cabinetry and name brand appliances including a Jenn-Aire 4-burner gas range, Bosch microwave and dishwasher, and Sub-Zero refrigerator. Central island houses the sink and a breakfast bar with 5 café style swivel bar stools. Just off the kitchen is a walk-in pantry with wine cooler and wine service area. Also on the second level is a bunkroom (third bedroom) with 2 built in bunk beds (4 twins) and LCD TV plus a hall bath with vanity sink and shower. The east wing of the second floor is an attached carriage house/In-Law Suite which features a full second kitchen, café table with 2 chairs, queen Murphy bed, queen sleeper sofa, LCD TV, private bathroom with tub/shower, and laundry closet with washer and dryer. With a separate entrance, this portion of the home can be locked off from the main house for privacy or left open for a second family room for the kids.
You will also be able to enjoy all the amenities of Rosemary Beach including 4 pools, eight clay tennis courts, fitness center, spa, (addtional fees apply for tennis, fitness center and spa)playgrounds and 4 private beach walkovers. Hopetown on the Green is a short walk to the great shopping and charming restaurants of Rosemary.
house rental amenities
Onsite Equipment:
- beach chairs
- beach towels
- Beach Umbrellas
- Garbage Disposal
- grill
- iron & board
- ice maker
- clothes dryer
- oven
- Wet Bar
- microwave
- refrigerator
- toaster
- Gourmet Kitchen
- blender
- dish washer
- stove top burners
- kitchenette
- Fully Equipped Kitchen
- washing machine
- coffee maker
Living Room:
- fireplace
Swimming Pools:
- communal pool
Communication / Internet:
- Local Calls Included
- Long Distance Included
- Minimum Age for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
Onsite Services:
- Housekeeping
Location Type:
- beach
- playground
- satellite or cable
- stereo system
- MP3 Dock
- video library
- filtered water
- telephone
- linens provided
- Outdoor Furniture
- Porch Furniture
- air-conditioning
Internet Access:
- wireless broadband
- broadband access
- Outdoor Shower
- bike
- unscreened porch/lanai
- parking
- parking off street
- garage
- luxury
- family
activities and attractions in Rosemary Beach Gulf Coast North
Leisure Activities:
- sight seeing
Local Activities:
- swimming
vacation rental rates
Winter 2013/14: Oct 28-Mar 07 (excluding Winter Holidays): $4250/week; $725/night. 4-night minimum stay.
Winter Holidays 2013/14: Nov 23-Dec 01; Dec 21-Jan 01: $5100/week; $870/night. 7-night minimum stay.
Spring Break 2014: Mar 08-Apr 26: $6800-$8500/week. 7-night minimum stay. Saturday rental week.
Spring 2014: Apr 27-May 23: $5950/week; $1020/night. 4-night minimum stay.
Summer 2014: May 24-Aug 09: $8500-$9350/week. 7-night minimum stay. Saturday rental week.
Late Summer 2014: Aug 10-Sep 01: $6800/week; $1165/night. 4-night minimum stay.
Fall 2014: Sep 02-Oct 31: $5100/week; $870/night. 4-night minimum stay.
Rates inclusive of mid-week (5+ night stays only) & departure cleans, 2 beach chairs & umbrella, 4 bicycles, bath robes, beach towels and concierge service. $69 Vacation Rental Damage Plan & 12% Tax added to ALL rates.


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- 3 tablespoons olive oil, plus more for the baking dish
- 2 1/2 pounds sweet potatoes, peeled and sliced into 1⁄4-inch-thick rounds
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan (2 ounces)
- kosher salt and black pepper
- 3/4 cup chopped pecans
- 1/4 cup light brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons fresh thyme leaves
- pinch of cayenne pepper
- Heat oven to 375° F. Oil a shallow 2 ½- to 3-quart baking dish.
- In a large bowl, toss the sweet potatoes with the Parmesan, 2 tablespoons of the oil, 1 teaspoon salt, and ¼ teaspoon black pepper; transfer to the prepared baking dish. Cover tightly with foil and bake until tender, 45 to 50 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the pecans, sugar, thyme, cayenne, the remaining tablespoon of oil, ¼ teaspoon salt, and ⅛ teaspoon black pepper.
- Remove the foil from the baking dish, sprinkle the pecan mixture over the potatoes, and continue to bake, uncovered, until the pecans are toasted, 10 to 12 minutes.
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- Per Serving
- Calories 297
- Fat 16g
- Sat Fat 3g
- Cholesterol 5mg
- Sodium 504mg
- Protein 6g
- Carbohydrate 34g
- Sugar 15g
- Fiber 6g
- Iron 1mg
- Calcium 137mg
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Albemarle County Police are cracking down on a teenage trend – "sexting." It is a growing issue for the school system within recent weeks - and now, both schools and law enforcement are saying enough is enough.
Albemarle police have investigated seven cases of student sexting in the past seven weeks. Both police and the school system make it very clear that this isn't innocent flirting and that sharing intimate photos involves serious consequences. Now, they want to educate students and their parents about the dangers of sexting.
Monday night, Albemarle County police, the school division, and the commonwealth's attorney office are hosting a community forum called "Sexting 411."
This event will not only explain to parents what sexting is, but it will also deal with a number of legal consequences associated with it. Police say students need to think about the nature of technology and realize just because you delete something, that doesn't mean it's gone.
"A lot of these cases, they think they are sending it to a girlfriend or a boyfriend, it's the third party that becomes involved and starts sending it like a chain mail out to other students in the school and that's where we start having an issue," said Major Ron Lantz, deputy chief of police for Albemarle County.
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Sea Colony - 1 bedroom with a huge deck in Bethany Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
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/ night
$ 500 - $ 1,000 / week
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Bright and spacious 1 bedroom with a huge deck. With a queens size bed in the bedroom and a queens size sofa bed (brand new in 2014) in the living room, this end unit, steps away from a swan pond, an outdoor pool and indoor/outdoor tennis courts, sleeps 4. Short walk (~5 min.) or bike ride to a 1/2 mile private guarded beach. Shuttle bus stop to the beach just around the corner. Shuttle bus goes around the Sea Colony resort every 3 min. between Memorial Day and Labor Day. The Marketplace at Sea Colony (3 minute walk) has 2 restaurants, a beauty shop, gift shops, beach goods store and bike rentals.
FREE wifi Internet access.
Need a bigger unit? We also have a 3 bedroom villa (vacationrentals property ID: 20726) available for rental. Email owner for details!
2.5 hours drive from Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Perfect vacation destination for families with lots to do! Full calendar of summer events (Kiddie Kamp, bonfire on the beach, sandcastle contests, barbeques, dances, entertainment). See below for what previous guests have to say. Call or email owner for a free copy of Sea Colony 2012 Play Book which lists all summer activities (available in June).
Sea Colony is the premier family beach and tennis resort community, located in Bethany Beach, Delaware. Guests have exclusive access to a half mile of guarded beach, 12 pools (2 indoors), 34 tennis courts (incl. 14 Har-Tru clay and 4 indoor courts), world class facilities and instructors, and a Fitness Center with an Olympic-size indoor pool and a variety of programs for every age. Year-round adult tennis clinics. Summer tennis clinics for kids. Year-round adult tennis clinics. Summer tennis clinics for kids. Sea Colony was given the Outstanding Facility of the Year Award by the United States Tennis Association and was also voted No. 13 in tennis camps, among the "Top 50 Tennis Resorts in the U.S.," AND No. 3 for "The Budget Conscious" by the Tennis Magazine, by the Tennis Magazine, in 2012.
This beautifully landscaped community, with around-the-clock security, has biking and walking trails, playground and picnic areas, as well as trees and parks. Surrounded by wide open spaces on nearly all sides, there is a sense of peace and spaciousness. And yet the community is within walking distance to quaint shops and services and only minutes away from tax-free outlet shopping at nearby Rehoboth Beach. Golfers can spend days on the region's many
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house rental amenities
- deck furniture
- Queen size sleeper sofa (brand new in 2014)
- dishwasher
- Refrigerator
- Washer/dryer
- Microwave
- Fully equipped kitchen with cooking utensils, pots, pans, dishes,
glasses, & silverware, coffeemaker, blender, & toaster
- FREE wifi Internet access
- Telephone (long distance calls charged to calling or credit card)
- Central A/C & heat
- ceiling fan
- indoor and outdoor pools
No smoking/no pets. Please bring own linens and towels.
activities and attractions in Bethany Beach Delaware
Tennis, swimming, golf, hiking, biking, miniature golf, fitness
center (sauna, hot tub, etc.), kids' camp, fishing, go-cart, water
park, outlet mall shopping.
vacation rental rates
Jan. 1 - May 19 - $500 per week or $100 per night*
May 19-June 15 -$750 per week or $125 per night*
June 15-Sept. 7 - $1,000 per week (WEEKLY RENTAL ONLY)
Sept. 7-Dec. 31 - $500 per week or $100 per night*
A min. of 3 nights required. Cleaning fee $90. Sea Colony Recreation fee $12 (1/1-5/8 and 9/12-12/31), $17 (5/9-6/12 and 8/29-9/11) OR $40 (6/13 -8/28) per person (age 4 and above) needs to be paid directly to Sea Colony upon arrival. The recreation fee gives you 2 parking permits and full access to ALL Sea Colony amenities (on both the ocean and the bay sides) including the indoor/outdoor pools and tennis facilities, use of fitness center, and access to private guarded beach.
50% deposit at time of reservation with balance due 30 days prior to date of arrival.
Jane 301-651-5338
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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
Top things to do in Bethany Beach
- Bonfire on the beach
- Sandcastle contest
- Watching dolphins swim in the ocean
- Mango's restaurant - sweeping ocean view
- Air-conditioned indoor tennis
Top things to do on a budget
- Tax-free outlet shopping
- All-you-can-eat crabs
- Feeding ducks at the pond
- Programs at the Delaware Seashore State Park
Top things to do with a family
- Jungle Jim's waterpark
- Indoor/outdoor miniature golf
- Go-Kart
- Playland
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Dog walker raises alarm after seeing sparks at Clayton-le-Moors house
1:00pm Monday 3rd December 2012 in Hyndburn By Chris Adams
A COUPLE were out for the day when they received a call from the fire service to say their house was on fire.
Gemma Hothersall and her fiance Alan Houghton were at a family event in St Helens when they found out their home in Collingwood, Clayton-le-Moors, had gone up in flames.
Two crews from Accrington fire station spent almost two hours battling the blaze, which was started by a faulty extractor fan in their en-suite bathroom.
They were alerted to the fire by a dog walker who spotted sparks coming from the roof at around 5.15pm on Saturday.
Miss Hothersall, a 31-year-old teacher, praised the firefighters after they prevented the damage from spreading beyond the bathroom.
She said: "The drive back from St Helens was the longest journey of our lives.
"The fire brigade managed to use our house phone and get hold of my mum, Pat, who was on her way to Mass.
"She rang me and then we left straight away. The firemen were amazing, they're really good at calming you down, I can't thank them enough."
The couple's dog, Buddy, and two kittens, Stanley and Pippa, were rescued by the firefighters. They were uninjured.
Mr Houghton, a designer, said the couple had only moved into the house a month ago and were under the impression the fan did not work.
He said they would have to renovate the upstairs bathroom in the New Year, which would probably cost thousands of pounds.
Ash has also caused some minor damage to the couple's adjoining bedroom, and they will have to sleep elsewhere until the fire service has carried out a full assessment of the incident.
Mr Houghton said: "The firefighters deserve great credit for what they do on a limited budget.
"We're also very grateful to the passer-by who rang the fire brigade. We're quite lucky it was dark because otherwise he wouldn't have noticed the sparks.
"Because the smoke was rising our smoke alarm didn't pick it up. If he hadn't noticed it we might not be standing here in the living room now."
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