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"They have to understand they don't have one month to make the team and show what they can do. They might have two days. If they get two days."Jacques Lemaire issued a stern warning to the rookies via the media earlier today (reported here by Chere.) Lemaire's not kidding. As Gulitti reported last week, the Lowell Devils will host two (free) afternoon preseason games at the Devils' practice rink against the on Wednesday and Saturday. No one's playing 2 games in one day, so whoever is on that roster may be on the outside looking in for the NHL roster.
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Why did you choose UNI?
I chose UNI because of the strong accounting program. The size of the campus was also one of my favorite things. It is not too big, but not too small!
What's the best thing about UNI?
I love the class sizes. They are small enough that the professors know you by name, and they treat you as a person, not a number.
What surprised you most about UNI?
I was surprised at how much professors truly care about what you learn in the class. I thought since UNI was a public university, I would get lost in the thousands of students on campus. The professors are very personable and want to help you get to where you want to go in life, not just get you through the class.
What kind of on-campus organizations/activities are you involved in? How does that involvement enrich your overall college experience?
I am currently involved in the Honors Program. This has allowed me to have more in-depth study in a one-on-one situation with professors. I have also joined the Omicron Delta Kappa and Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Societies. These will give me opportunities to make a difference not only on campus, but in the community as well.
How has your academic experience been? Tell us about any great classes or professors that inspired or challenged you. Are you happy with your major choice?
My academic experience has been fantastic! I love being an accounting major. The upper level courses have challenged me, but each of my professors has been there to help me with understanding the course. One of my professors even asked us to tell him when we would like him to have office hours because he wanted to accommodate our schedules.
What do you like best about your major?
I like meeting all the business people. The College of Business Administration does a great job of bringing in business people not only from the community, but from around the nation as well. I even had the vice president of Wells Fargo speak in one of my classes.
What's your favorite place on campus and why?
I LOVE the Rialto dining center. The most important thing to any college student is food. If you leave the Rialto hungry, it's your fault.
What advice would you give high school students getting ready for college?
The first few weeks of your freshman year are the only time in your life when everyone around you is looking to meet someone new. If you see someone, introduce yourself! You never know. It could be the beginning of a lifelong friendship.
Years from now, what will you remember most about UNI?
I will remember all of the people I have met. These friendships are going to be life long.
Has the Financial Aid office helped you with your college education? If so, in what ways?
They have been great. They handled all of my scholarships and paper work without any trouble.
What do you plan to do with your UNI education?
I plan to get my CPA and then either go into public accounting or continue on to law school. UNI has given me a TREMENDOUS undergraduate education.

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Victoria Kane
1983 B.A. Anthropology and Philosophy
1993 A.S. Business Management
Victoria is the Administrative Assistant II for student support services. She started with the school in August 2002. Victoria has been with the School of Social Work for the past 9 years, and employed at UMaine for the last 23 years. Victoria came to UMaine as an undergraduate and worked as an employee for over 15 years before joining us at the School of Social Work. Victoria worked as a Food Manager in Campus Living's Dining Services for 13 years, and then for over two years she was an administrative assistant with the Ethnic Studies Program, working for the Directors of the Franco American Studies Program and the Native American Studies Program.
Victoria provides a variety of support services for BASW and MSW students and faculty including: disseminating information, assisting students with registration, maintaining files and advisor lists, providing administrative assistance to both BASW and MSW admissions committees and the Undergraduate Coordinator as well as both Field and Site Coordinators. Victoria is also the primary contact person for the School. Anyone who has had contact with Victoria over the past two years will be familiar with Victoria's gracious greetings, sunny presence at the School and vast knowledge of UMaine's academic policies and procedures.


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The inbound train, which initially had been scheduled to reach Gloucester's Railroad Avenue at 2:08 p.m., was not on the scene, witnesses said, but Gloucester Police, the Fire Department's Rescue Squad were all at the site, and investigators from the MBTA have arrived on the scene. The incident occurred sometime around 2:20 p.m.
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|Good - 9569 reviews
Located in the heart of New York City in Midtown Manhattan, the stylish New York Hilton Midtown hotel is within walking distance from New York's premier attractions such as Times Square, Radio City Music Hall, Fifth Avenue shopping, the Broadway Theatre District, Central Park, The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) and many more iconic New York landmarks. Select fr...
Overall Rating - Good - 9569 reviews
Good 8.0
Close to many attractions but still felt away from the noise and bustle
Yes, no in room coffee maker
Good 7.0
Location. Loved where we were located. We could walk to a lot of places - mainly Times Square.
They screwed up our room and my daughter had to sleep on the floor the first night.
|Good - 7952 reviews
The midtown NYC hotel that's central to New York's best. Midtown convenience. Classic hospitality. Complete comfort. A celebrated past. It all comes together at the Park Central Hotel – located squarely amidst New York's most popular sights and attractions in Midtown Manhattan. All the midtown amenities you could ever want. • Park Kitchen, a new sig...
Overall Rating - Good - 7952 reviews
Good 7.0
easy check in
yes they $20 to our bill per room which was above the amount charged by youmy room smelt of smoke
Good 7.0
needs more staff at front deskhuge with long hallways and few elevators - should fix up stairs so that it encourages using them - make it fun, active, and newsworthy - not dark and scarry
|Good - 7595 reviews
The Waldorf Astoria New York has been renowned for over a century as one of the world's grand hotels. As the ultimate destination for inspired culinary creations and attentive service, this midtown Manhattan luxury hotel is close to shopping, entertainment and business. Explore this New York City landmark, which is considered a prime example of Art Deco per...
Overall Rating - Good - 7595 reviews
Excellent 9.6
The Waldorf-Astoria was everything I expected it to be -- old fashioned elegance with modern amenities and the most attentive staff, from the valets to the front desk to the concierge to the housekeepers in the hallways. Everyone was wonderful. The location was great -- a few short blocks from Rockefellor Center and St. Patrick's and Grand Central and Central Park. I've had family and friends recommend the Marriott Marquis in Times Square, but I definitely preferred the location on Park Avenue -- bagels and coffee and slices of pizza and formal dining of all kinds all within a block or two on the east side. Just perfect.
The air conditioning could have been a little crisper. It felt like it wasn't taking all the humidity out of the air. (Our sheets felt damp. Cool, but damp.) Other than that, I loved every bit of our stay.
Excellent 10.0
The hotel was grand and really well maintained. It is in a perfect location, close to 5th Ave, Grand Central and more. I had a great room at an amazing price for this hotel and was pleasantly surprised at how much I got for the money.The staff was very helpful and friendly as well, although it is a large property so there are crowds most of the time.
|Good - 6713 reviews
A stay at Millennium Broadway Hotel - Times Square places you in the heart of New York, steps from Broadway and Times Square. This 4-star hotel is close to Rockefeller Center and Macy's. Make yourself at home in one of the 750 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and h...
Overall Rating - Good - 6713 reviews
Good 7.0
there was some drilling going on at 7:30am near my room
Good 8.0
Usually wifi is complimentary at hotels that I've stayed at. I would appreciate if this were considered for tenants moving forward.
|Excellent - 1478 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 1478 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Location, Staff, escessability
NoVery clean, very professonal staff and acomindating. location was great. rooms clean
|Good - 5824 reviews
Stay at this boutique midtown New York City hotel located in the heart of the Theater District and Times Square attractions. Welcome to the BEST WESTERN PLUS President Hotel at Times Square, where guests will find affordable luxury amenities and accommodations. Guests staying at this Times Square hotel will be conveniently near Rockefeller Center, Broadway...
Overall Rating - Good - 5824 reviews
Poor 1.0
The hotel sent us to another hotel that was terrible. Nothing
The hotel that I had to stay in had dirty windows, walls, hair on the floor. The hall was noisy.
Mediocre 3.0
Only location other than that the hotel is not a 3 star hotel.
Small room and leaked cooling system made the floor wet. And bath room also dig not had enough space and water spills from the tub since there is no obstruction from the tub.Small room and leaked cooling system made the floor wet. And bath room also dig not had enough space and water spills from the tub since there is no obstruction from the tub.
|Good - 10349 reviews
Located in the Garment District in Midtown Manhattan across from Madison Square Garden & Penn Station (Amtrak). Nearest Hotel to the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. Two minutes from the Famous Macy's Department Store. Six minutes from the Port Authority Bus Terminal. Less than 20 minutes from the heart of Times Square. Subway lines near hotel (A, C, E...
Overall Rating - Good - 10349 reviews
location concierge service
no coffee in room faucets in shower were not safe; dangerous for kids WiFi service in room and hotel only good for one device; never heard of such a thing! Receipt put in door AFTER we were checking out!!
Good 8.0
The hotel is in the best location for night life. You can get coffee from Dunkin or McDonald's and located across the street from Penn Station. You can catch the subway from any corner near 34th & 8th. Took the subway to NYU & walked to Chelsea.
The one thing I didn't like was how small the rooms are. We were suppose to have a queen size bed but I'm sure it was a full size bed. What I disliked the most was how you have to pay $270 up front for incidentals. They preferr you put the charge on youIt would have been nice if the windows were clean enough to enjoy the view during the day. At night, you couldn't see the dirt. If you arrive early, be prepared to wait. We stayed six days and every morning when we left the building, there was a long line of people waiting to check-in or out. The resturaunt in the hotel was alright. Pancakes and bacon is a safe bet. Cheesecake is over priced. Go to Penn Station where there is an awesom bakery. I...
|Good - 11397 reviews
Hudson is in the heart of New York, walking distance from Time Warner Center and Columbus Circle. This 4-star hotel is close to Rockefeller Center and Broadway. Make yourself at home in one of the 866 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programm...
Overall Rating - Good - 11397 reviews
Good 6.3
front desk was running behind so we had late check in. told they would call my cell and after checking back twice they said they called my cell and got some weird message... Wrong they never called my cell so we did not get checked in until 5:30. I do not take advantage of people and don't expect them to take advantage of me.
Excellent 9.6
Our room was super clean and cozy. All of the staff were super nice and understanding!
|Good - 3561 reviews
With a stay at The Time Hotel, you'll be centrally located in New York, steps from Circle in the Square Theater and Gershwin Theater. This 4-star hotel is close to Broadway and Times Square. Make yourself at home in one of the 193 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and minibars. 42-inch plasma televisions with pay movies provide entertainm...
Overall Rating - Good - 3561 reviews
Poor 1.0
Location. Its proximity to Times Square and other sites.
This place does not deserve the designation 'hotel'. It was closer to a unmaintained road-side motel. This place requires maintenance (fixtures are often broken and dirty) and possible remodeling/restructuring to minimize noise.I can't recommend this 'hotel' to anyone. Another guest who was checking out in front of us made the exact same comments I was going to make: please fix everything! The other guest and I both expressed that we will NEVER stay here again.
Poor 1.0
it was a reasonable price and reasonable location
Very non-customer friendly. I wanted to add a 3rd person to a room and they flat out wouldn't let me even though I offered to pay more money. They were rude and unreasonableI will never use it again due to unfriendliness
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 7133 reviews
Excellent 10.0
centrally located and close to restaurants and shopping
we were very satisfy with hotel and staffthe staff was very helpful and the room very clean and spacious
Excellent 9.0
It was in the theater district close to the main attractions.
Some of the spaces were under construction, specifically the Theater. Construction equipment was outside and on some of the floors.
|Excellent - 2740 reviews
With a stay at Warwick New York Hotel, you'll be centrally located in New York, steps from Museum of Modern Art and American Folk Art Museum. This 4-star hotel is close to Rockefeller Center and Broadway. Make yourself at home in one of the 426 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps yo...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2740 reviews
Excellent 9.3
The hotel was beautiful & the service was excellent. Very spacious room.
We ate breakfast in the cafeteria which was lovely. My first visit to NYC since I was a child, so I wasn't sure what to expect of prices. We paid over $50 for our breakfast, which I think was outrageous.
Excellent 10.0
Very clean, charming and a great location to so many attractions! Staff was super friendly and helpful in answering questions.
Small lobby so always crowded with guests checking in and out.
|Good - 9146 reviews
Park Lane Hotel - A Central Park Hotel, is a luxury 46-story hotel with panoramic views of legendary Central Park and the iconic New York City skyline. Spacious, elegant Guest Rooms and Guest Suites offer picture windows and superb views along with exquisite bath products, fine linens and other amenities. Guests at our Central Park Hotel enjoy classical ambi...
Overall Rating - Good - 9146 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Gym is really well equipped, lots of cardio, strength as well as swiss balls, bosu, mats, spri etc. and it's on the park so I would go for a run in the park then stretch and workout in the gym each am.
Everything was fine. Not the newest, but clean and functional.
Mediocre 3.0
The location near Central Park was great, even though we didn't have a view of of. We saw a room that did, and it was an amazing view.
We were supposed to have two beds, but they only had a room with one bed, and they made us pay for a roll-away even though they made the mistake. There is an icebox in the room but nowhere to get ice; you have to ask a staff member to get you ice...(cont.) ... from the kitchen, so that's one more person to tip. The hotel is supposedly smoke-free, but only recently so, so formerly 'smoking' floor still reek of smoke. The front desk messed up our wake up call, calling at the right time as well as forty five minutes early. I did room service for breakfast because I had an early meeting- the food arrived forty minutes late, and it wasn't even the right food. The rooms are tinier than the online photos look. Overall, for such a pricy hotel, this was NOT worth the money at all.
|Good - 4693 reviews
DoubleTree by Hilton Metropolitan Hotel is perfectly located at Lexington Avenue (at 51st Street) in the heart of Midtown Manhattan's fashionable East Side. This newly renovated, iconic hotel is steps from Park Avenue, Bloomingdales, Madison Avenue shopping, the United Nations, Central Park, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall...
Overall Rating - Good - 4693 reviews
Good 7.3
$50 a night for a cot. $15 a day for wifi in your room. Right across the street from a fire station.
Excellent 9.0
Overall everything, it was a good stay
No free wifi in room
|Good - 3319 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 3319 reviews
Excellent 9.6
I love how modern and stylish the hotel's decor is! The lobby is really upbeat and fun. Staff seems friendly. Room was small (standard queen) but still nice and fresh.
I don't like how they charge you to store your bag. I travel a lot and have never seen this policy before. We only had 1 bag so it was $2 but it was the principal. The hotel was not sold out so we politely called down to the front desk to see if we could be upgraded to a room with a king bed since I mistakenly booked a queen bed and they told me no unless I paid the $50 upgrade fee. It was my fault for overlooking the size of the bed when booking but still that would have made a great impression on your guests instead of me leaving with the impression of them being more concerned with making money than trying to make the guests' stay as comfortable as possible.
Good 7.6
Service. I asked for receipt and they blew me off.
|Excellent - 5204 reviews
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Times Square is the only all-suite hotel on Broadway in the heart of Times Square Located at 1568 Broadway (at 47th Street and 7th Avenue), this modern hotel soars 45 stories above Manhattan and is surrounded by Broadway theaters, New York City's world-famous restaurants, shops, and museums. Overlooking the New Year's Eve Ball dro...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 5204 reviews
Excellent 10.0
the location of the hotel is outstanding. If you want to be right in the middle of it all then it is perfect.
if you have never been here before the sign for the hotel is in tiny little letters under another sign and if you are driving it is very hard to see but if you pull up to the corner of 7th and 47th your there. they need a larger sign for the hotel.it was a very nice hotel, lobby on the third floor, excellent chocolate chip walnut cookies they give you at check-in, perfect location, but even for new York to pay $4.00 for a 8.5oz warm bottle of coke at their lobby bar is ridiculous.
Excellent 10.0
Location was excellent. Rooms great for accommodating more than 2 people. We had our 12 year old grandson with us and the accommodations worked out perfectly!
It was so hot when we were in NYC. We were disappointed there was not drinking fountains or water available to fill our bottles.
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Map showing the battle grounds of the Chickahominy : and the positions of the subsequent engagements in the retreat of the Federal Army towards James River and all the other points of ...
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I was worried because it appeared that the holes that held the dogleg in place on the front casting wouldn't even come close to lining up. Turns out that I was worrying for nothing... I was trying to line the doglegs up with the wrong set of holes!!! D U M A $ $...
I missed the correct holes because they were filled up by twisted off studs. If anything, the doglegs are sitting too LOW.
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Oceanside Paradise - Kawama Yacht Club Key Largo in Key Largo
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,800 - $ 2,400 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful 2 bedroom/2 bath townhome located in a private gated
community on the oceanside in the
heart of Key Largo renovated, 2 story, townhome
features full kitchen with appliances, new furniture,living room with TV, BBQ, 24
hour security, deep-water marina with boat ramp, 2 pools, salt water
lagoon, private beach, fishing
jetty, playground, tennis courts and 4 passenger golf cart
(w/monthly rental). The marina exits into
John Pennekamp State Park waters which offers some of the best
diving and fishing in the world.
Spend all day relaxing on the beach or by the pool and then watch
the beautiful sunset from the
fishing jetty. Boat slips (35 foot and 24 foot) are available at
additional fees.
- Townhouse Layout: 1st floor -living room, 1 bathroom, kitchen, dining
2nd floor - 2 bedrooms/1 bath, 2 balconies
condo rental amenities
24 hour security, Air Conditioning, ceiling fans, 2-flat panel TV's,
DVD player, full kitchen, new
furniture, new cookware and dinnerware, gas BBQ, washer/dryer,
private beach, 2 pools, salt-water
lagoon, tennis courts, fishing jetty, fish cleaning station and much
activities and attractions in Key Largo The Florida Keys
Fishing, swimming, snorkeling/scuba diving. Boat, jet ski, parasail
and watersport rental nearby.
John Pennekamp State Park (3 miles), Key West (100 miles),
restaraunts nearby (walking distance),
swim with dolphins at Dolphin Plus (1/4 mile walk).
vacation rental rates
-Credit Cards Accepted - $50.00 convenience fee applies
Rented Weekly: $900/week...September thru December
$1,000/week...January thru April
Rented Monthly: $2,000/month...September-December
*New Years Week: $1,300.00
- $500 security deposit required to confirm. Serves as damage
deposit and is refunded upon
satisfactory inspection after departure.
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With sales, deals and one time offers, retailers across the state are preparing for a surge of shoppers this holiday season, especially as many stand to make up to 50 percent of their profit in just about a month.
"TVs are huge and PlayStation three," said one store associate.
While hot ticket items mean great gifts and personal gains, it's a different type of gain for the state's budget. It means sales tax.
"Retail and wholesale trade account for 15 percent of the economy so it's really a critical time of the year," said state senior economist Marianne Hill.
Hill says nationally holiday sales are expected to be a little more than four percent higher than last year. In Mississippi that percent is expected to be a little lower, but Hill says it's still a good growth rate.
"Now we know that it might not be quite as rapid a growth rate as we were hoping for but on the other hand consumer confidence is very high at the moment," said Hill.
That's good economic news in a state where dollars are having to be stretched at the state capitol. Hill says that consumer confidence is driving more and more folks to take out debt in order to buy more.
"It has a very positive multiplier effect but consumers have to be careful that they don't overdo it," said Hill.
While the state is still coming out of an economic slump, Hill says there's no sign the state will be returning to those feeble conditions. With spending now in an upswing from years ago, the hope is to stay on track.
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Amazing view of the mountains through clear desert skies, get away from it all in this architectural gem! Built in the mid 1950's the concept of homes sharing common gardens and pool, while maintaining their own view and privacy won Sandpiper architect world acclaim. Our home is nestled within the walls and gardens of the Sandpiper resort located 5 miles off Interstate 10 at El Paseo and Hwy 74.
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BIELLA, Italy (AP) -- Flavia Pennetta shook off a sore back and paired with Roberta Vinci to secure the decisive doubles point for Italy in a 3-2 win over Ukraine on Sunday that put the country in the Fed Cup semifinals.
Pennetta missed the singles matches but looked sharp in a 7-5, 0-6, 6-1 win over Lesia Tsurenko and Olga Savchuk.
Italy next faces the Czech Republic in the April 21-22 semifinals.
Earlier Sunday, former French Open champion Francesca Schiavone rallied to beat Kateryna Bondarenko 6-7 (6), 7-5, 6-4, but Sara Errani retired midway through her match with Tsurenko to leave it tied at 2.
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, June 27, 2013, 9:02 AM
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so what happened to the first replacement chief????
on Jun 27, 2013 at 3:37 pm
Nothing. He appointed the interim deputy chief. So now there's an interim chief, and an interim deputy chief.
on Jun 28, 2013 at 11:42 am
The real question is what is going on with Chief Harold Schapelhouman?
Is the "he fell off the roof" just a smoke screen for other issues, or was his fall so bad that we need to have an interim chief and an interim deputy chief?
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Big news from Wheels Through Time Museum in Maggie Valley, NC. The museum's hit television series "Whats in the Barn?" is returning for a second season this summer on Velocity TV.
Beginning on Tuesday June 10, 2014, Velocity TV will debut eight brand new weekly episodes of "What's in the Barn?" at 10:00p.m., bringing viewers along as host Dale Walksler criss-crosses the country digging up America's rarest and most historic vintage motorcycles.
The series' first season premiered in late June of 2013 after much anticipation, and followed Walksler on his hunt for barns and outbuildings hiding long since forgotten motorcycles and automobiles. The show immediately garnered a world-wide audience, airing in over 60 million homes and on six continents. Read the full story…..


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We also evaluate and promote programs, policies, and practices related to the hiring, career advancement, and accommodation of people with disabilities. Our consultation, technical assistance, services, and other supports are available to the full range of stakeholders concerned with employment for people with disabilities.
This disability employment program strengthens the workforce by advancing work opportunities for youth and adults with disabilities in Massachusetts. Work Without Limits is funded through a multiyear grant from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid.
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This randomized controlled trial, funded nationally by the Social Security Administration through September 2017, is testing whether removal of the current Social Security Disability Insurance "cash cliff" will lead to increased employment and earnings for beneficiaries. UMass Medical School's Disability, Health, and Employment Policy group is leading the Northern New England demonstration site.
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We flew to Barcelona with Easyjet and were slightly delayed so were some of the last to embark (3.30) We took 30 mins to complete the embarkation procedures and we were enjoying a cool drink as we left port.We had two spa cabins -one for us and our 18 yr old and the other for our 21 yr old and her boyfriend. Both were spacious and comfortable and the balcony was perfect for the sun and watching sunsets. Our room steward was excellent providing outstanding service every day always smiling.
We had late dining in the Southern Lights restaurant and the service and food were excellent. The waiters shows were original and fun.
We loved the Serenity sun deck with its comfy sun beds and gorgeous views. The live shows and casino made the evenings fun and the Red frog was a big hit -one singer being particularly good.
We did not book any Carnival trips as a friend who is an experienced cruiser advised us of the best public transport ( train from Citiavecchia - Rome EURO 5.30) and private taxi (from Naples to Pompeii EURO 90 return for 5 adults including 2 hour wait - booked at tourist info desk in Naples harbour.
Did not get off at Marseille or Palma as have visited before and loved being on the ship in port as there was so much room and we could enjoy the pools.
Although ship was busy on sea days there were still plenty of loungers and the spa and lots of other things to do.
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By Kenneth Jones
13 Nov 2009
|Photo by Joan Marcus
The stage version of the Paramount film was developed in regional markets in recent years prior to its 2008 Tony Award-nominated Broadway debut. The show was nominated for Best Choreography and Best Orchestrations in spring 2009. Producers hope to make the show a continuing Broadway tradition.
The official opening is Nov. 22. The limited 64-performance engagement will play to Jan. 3, 2010.
White Christmas, featuring a cast of 33, is directed by Tony Award winner Walter Bobbie and choreographed by Randy Skinner, with music supervision by Rob Berman.
The 2009 company also features Peter Reardon, Remy Auberjonois, Cliff Bemis and Madeleine Yen, plus Kelli Barclay, Abby Church, Sara Edwards, Mary Giattino, Chad Harlow, Tori Heinlein, Leah Horowitz, Drew Humphrey, Matthew J. Kilgore, Matthew LaBanca, Jason Luks, Joseph Medeiros, Taryn Molnar, Beth Johnson Nicely, Denise Nolin, Dennis O'Bannion, Con O'Shea-Creal, Kristyn Pope, Kiira Schmidt, Kelly Sheehan, Anna Aimee White, Ryan Worsing, and Richard Riaz Yoder.
"The musical tells the story of two showbiz buddies who put on a show in a picturesque Vermont inn, and find their perfect mates in the bargain," according to the producers. "Full of dancing, laughter and some of the greatest songs ever written, Irving Berlin's White Christmas is a merry and bright theatrical experience for the entire family."
Clow will play song and dance man Bob Wallace, the role made famous by Bing Crosby in the classic 1954 film. He played the role last season in the Detroit production at the Fox Theatre, and appeared in the Broadway musicals Assassins, Wonderful Town, Company, She Loves Me and Blood Brothers.
Errico will play Betty Haynes, one-half of the sister act that teams up with Bob and showbiz partner, Phil. She received Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics Circle and Drama League nominations for her starring role in Amour and has also appeared on Broadway in Dracula, My Fair Lady, High Society and Anna Karenina.
Yazbeck will play Phil, Bob's Army buddy, the charismatic ladies man, a role he played in the 2007 Toronto holiday engagement of the musical. He also appeared on Broadway in the recent revival of Gypsy starring Patti LuPone, A Chorus Line and in On the Town for City Center Encores!
Mara Davi will play Betty's younger sister Judy Haynes (Phil's love interest). She appeared in the role last season in the St. Paul production at the Ordway Center. She recently starred in the Broadway revival of A Chorus Line, and as Janet Van de Graaff in The Drowsy Chaperone, and in the title role in No, No Nanette for City Center Encores!
Ogden Stiers will play General Henry Waverly, Bob and Phil's former commanding officer and proprietor of the Vermont inn. The Emmy Award-nominated actor, widely known to television audiences as Major Charles Winchester from the iconic series, "M*A*S*H," returns to the role he played in the 2005 Los Angeles production at the Pantages Theatre, the 2006 St. Paul company at the Ordway Center, and last season's Detroit company at the Fox Theatre. He has appeared on Broadway in the The Magic Show, Ulysses in Nighttown and Scapin.
Williamson will play Martha Watson, General Waverly�s right-hand woman at the inn, a role she will return to after first playing it in Los Angeles in 2005 and again in St. Paul in 2006. She recently starred in the Broadway revival of La Cage Aux Folles.
Reardon returns to the role of Bob and Phil's former Army buddy, Ralph Sheldrake, from last season's original Broadway company. He has also appeared on Broadway in Urinetown, Passion, Meet Me in St. Louis and La Cage aux Folles.
Auberjonois will make his Irving Berlin's White Christmas debut in the role of Columbia Inn's neurotic stage manager Mike Nulty. He has appeared on Broadway in Frost/Nixon and The Country Girl.
Bemis appeared in last season's original Broadway company as the Columbia Inn stage hand Ezekiel Foster, a role he originated in the world premiere of Irving Berlin's White Christmas in 2004. He also recently starred in the first national tour of The Drowsy Chaperone as Feldzieg.
Yen makes her Broadway debut and returns to the role of General Henry Waverly's precocious granddaughter Susan Waverly following appearing in last season's Detroit production at the Fox Theatre. She plays Milli in the upcoming Nickelodeon cartoon series "Umizoomi," and recently appeared at Carnegie Hall as Anna in the concert presentation of the musical Kristina.
Irving Berlin White Christmas is produced by Kevin McCollum, John Gore, Tom McGrath, Paul Blake, The Producing Office, Dan Markley, Sonny Everett and Broadway Across America in association with Paramount Pictures.
White Christmas has a book by David Ives and Paul Blake. The creative team features set design by Tony Award nominee Anna Louizos (In the Heights, Avenue Q), costumes by Tony Award nominee Carrie Robbins (Grease, Over Here), lighting design by Tony Award winner Ken Billington (Chicago, The Drowsy Chaperone, Annie), sound design by Tony Award nominee Acme Sound Partners (In the Heights, Spamalot), orchestrations by Tony Award nominee Larry Blank (The Drowsy Chaperone), vocal and dance arrangements by Bruce Pomahac and musical supervision by Rob Berman.
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Commonwealth Bistro (Profile)
Covington's Commonwealth Bistro promises regional cuisine in a community-oriented space
Garin Pirnia
2 Comments · Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Commonwealth Bistro has been two-and-a-half years in the making for Chef Chris Burns and his wife Tess, the duo who founded The Awesome Collective, an organization that spreads everything great about the community of Covington.
Super Simple No-Bake Halloween Party Food Ideas
Maija Zummo
0 Comments · Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Some people will go all-out for Halloween-themed snacks and build monsters out of Jell-o or make cupcakes that look like black cats, but that takes a lot of effort and creativity. Here are some fast ideas to whip up some spooky snacks and cocktails that are pretty decent/thematic.
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Death row inmate found hanged, first in-vitro hamburger served, it's Shark Week!
Ohio death row inmate Billy Slagle, who was scheduled to be executed on Aug. 7 was found hanged in his cell on Sunday. Slagle, who fatally stabbed his neighbor 17 times in 1987, was recently denied clemency by Gov. John Kasich, despite a rare request from prosecutors to have his death sentence commuted to life in prison. CityBeat last week covered the situation here. The restraining order granted last month to Jim Obergefell and John Arthur, the gay Ohio couple who in July flew to Maryland to officially tie the knot after 20 years of marriage, is set to expire today, meaning the judge overseeing the case must either renew the restraining order or issue a preliminary injunction. Arthur, who suffers from debilitating ALS, a neurological disease, is not expected to live much longer, which is why the two are fighting for their marriage to be recognized in their home state; in the case of Arthur's death, Obergefell wants to be rightfully listed as his "surviving spouse." The first in-vitro hamburger, made of edible beef cells without actually killing a cow, was served today in London. According to food experts, the mouthfeel is similar to a conventional hamburger, but the traditional fatty flavor is still lacking. A pool of mosquitoes in Dayton's Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark has tested positive for the West Nile virus, the first in the region this season. Two Pennsylvania children have been prevented from discussing fracking for the rest of their lives under the terms of a gag order issued to their family in a settlement from drilling company Range Resources, who offered the children's family $750,000 to relocate from their fracking-polluted home, where they suffered from "burning eyes, sore throats, headaches and earaches" and other ailments as a result of their proximity to Range's drilling. It's Shark Week, y'all.
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Food stamp program losing temporary funding boost
With a temporary boost to the federal food stamp program coming to an end this November, more than 1.8 million Ohioans — 16 percent of the state's population — will receive significantly less food aid, according to an Aug. 2 report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP). The report calculates that the cut is the equivalent to taking away 21 meals per month for a family of four. After the cut, the food stamp program will provide each person with less than $1.40 per meal, according to CBPP's calculations. Citing research from the USDA that shows many low-income families still fail to meet basic standards for food security, CBPP says the cuts will hit families that arguably need more, not less, help: "Given this research and the growing awareness of the inadequacy of the current SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefit allotments, we can reasonably assume that a reduction in SNAP benefit levels of this size will significantly increase the number of poor households that have difficulty affording adequate food this fall." Although the federal food stamp program has been cut before, it's never been cut to this extent, according to CBPP. "There have been some cuts in specific states, but these cuts have not typically been as large or affected as many people as what will occur this November," the report reads. The reductions could also have a broader economic impact: Every $1 increase in food aid generates about $1.70 in economic activity, according to progressive think tank Policy Matters Ohio. "Ohio's foodbanks and hunger charities cannot respond to increasing hunger on their own," said Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, in a statement released by Policy Matters. "SNAP takes Ohioans out of our food pantry lines and puts them into grocery store checkout lines. It provides supplemental food to the most vulnerable among us. Now is not the time to further reduce this already modest assistance to struggling families." About 48 percent of Cincinnati children are in poverty, according to a 2011 study from the National Center for Children in Poverty. Despite that, city funding to human services that benefits low-income families has been cut throughout the past decade. CityBeat covered that issue in greater detail here. The cut to the federal food stamp program kicks in automatically in November instead of the original April 2014 sunset date as a result of laws passed in 2010 by President Barack Obama and Congress. Obama and congressional Democrats are now urging legislation that would remedy the situation, but it's unlikely anything will pass the gridlocked Congress. Republicans are preparing a bill that would further cut the food stamp program, which they see as too generous and expensive. From Fox News: "Reps. Marlin Stutzman of Indiana and Kristi Noem of South Dakota, two Republicans who helped design the bill, said the legislation would find the savings by tightening eligibility standards and imposing new work requirements. It would also likely try to reduce the rolls by requiring drug testing and barring convicted murderers, rapists and pedophiles from receiving food stamps."
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Rural areas could benefit from improved corner stores
A report conducted by researchers at East Carolina University in North Carolina, released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), sheds some interesting light on patterns in the availability of healthy food in different geographic regions and concludes that amping up corner stores that traditionally peddle junk food could be key in improving public health and national obesity rates. The study focused heavily on the availability of healthy foods such as fresh produce in corner stores across the state in urban, suburban and rural areas. The findings suggest that there are higher rates of obesity in rural areas of the United States than in urban or suburban areas, speculating that because rural residents tend to live farther from supermarkets, they may rely more on junk food from corner stores (like gas stations) or fast food. Where rural areas did have healthy food available, it tended to be of lower quality than other more populated areas. People aren't averse to healthy foods, according to the study. When researchers surveyed shoppers and management at rural corner stores, they found a dichotomy in the perception of demand for healthy foods between the two groups. Store managers said they'd be interested in stocking healthy foods, but didn't think there was a high enough demand to do so; shoppers told researchers they'd be likely to buy produce at a corner store and attributed the lack of fresh fruits and vegetables in their diets to the lack of accessibility at the stores they frequented. Obesity as a result of poor access to healthy food is not just a rural phenomenon, however. Some urban neighborhoods, particularly those that are low-income, also suffer from alarmingly high obesity rates. Avondale, which is considered a "food desert" by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has long been dealing with a severe obesity problem, according to Avondale Community Council President Patricia Milton. CityBeat reported on Cincinnati's efforts to eliminate food deserts and improve selections at corner stores here. Obesity is a detrimental public health problem that costs the U.S. approximately $190 billion per year in health care expenses, according to a report from the Harvard School of Public Health. It's directly associated with harmful health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, some cancers and overall reductions in life spans. According to the Harvard researchers, if obesity trends continue, obesity-related medical costs could rise by up to $66 billion by 2030. University of Cincinnati professor Michael Widener told CityBeat in June about his research to analyze the way a number of different economic and social factors play into eating habits in different geographical regions, which could eventually help paint a better picture of how to establish strong and healthy networks of groceries and possibly improve obesity rates and public health. The Center for Closing the Health Gap (CCHG), a local nonprofit working toward health equality, is currently working on identifying grocery stores which may be eligible to receive incentivizing funds from the Cincinnati Fresh Food Retail Financing Fund, which could bring grocery stores to underserved neighborhoods such as Avondale. CCHG is also working on the pilot phases of its Healthy Corner Store Initiative, which could provide corner store owners with the education and technical assistance to start selling more healthful foods. To find out if where you're living qualifies as a "food desert," click here.
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In Defense of Lobsters
Hannah McCartney
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 19, 2013
This happens to me like clockwork around the start of summer, when the weekend air is pregnant with the fumes of grills and charred hamburgers. You don't really want it, I tell myself; sometimes I'll even linger in front of the meat displays at Findlay Market, a stomach-twister on command: no, no, no.
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Maija Zummo
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Farmers markets with fresh produce and local goodness abound for every day of the week, each market with its own distinct neighborhood flavor.
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Chilled summer treats from across the Tristate
Chelsea Spata
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Looking for the best places to indulge this summer? Try out any of these local frozen treat shops for a hearty dip into the many innovative chilled foods Cincinnati has to offer.
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In honor of Father's Day, CityBeat staffers get lesssons about the art of grilling from their pops
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 12, 2013
The real secret is, don't ask them what they want or how they want it. Just cook it and give it to them. But make them wait for it — plan to have it ready about 45 minutes to an hour later than expected and they will enjoy it much more.
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Greek yogurt production — a $2 billion industry that continues to grow — produces acid whey runoff unlike normal yogurt production that is killing mass aquatic life by sucking the oxygen out of streams and rivers. WORLD -2
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New Dominion, LLC v. DNOW, L.P.
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Plaintiff: New Dominion, LLC
Defendant: DNOW, L.P.
Counter_claimant: DNOW, L.P.
Counter_defendant: New Dominion, LLC
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Kirby et al v. O'Dens et al
as 4:2014cv00388
Defendant: David M O'Dens, Settlepou, OCWEN Loan Servicing, LLC
Plaintiff: Caleb Meadows, Elbert Kirby, Jr
Cause Of Action: Truth in Lending
Sallee et al v. Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. et al
as 4:2014cv00250
Defendant: Dollar Rent A Car, Inc. , Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. , DTG Operations, Inc.
Plaintiff: Anne Sallee , Stephen Sallee
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Crossland Heavy Contractors, Inc. v. Moorman
as 4:2014cv00111
Plaintiff: Crossland Heavy Contractors, Inc.
Defendant: Darrell Moorman
Counter_claimant: Darrell Moorman
Counter_defendant: Crossland Heavy Contractors, Inc.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
BetterGolf.net L.L.C. v. Natcom, Inc. et al
as 4:2013cv00205
Defendant: Gail Pope , Shelley Hughes, Robert Pope and others
Plaintiff: BetterGolf.net L.L.C.
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
KLR Angus, LLC v. Stehle
as 4:2013cv00167
Plaintiff: KLR Angus, LLC
Defendant: Jeff Stehle, Amanda Stehle
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Aercrete International Sales AB v. Diver et al
as 4:2012cv00673
Plaintiff: Aercrete International Sales AB
Defendant: Diver Enterprises, Inc., Bank of Grove, James Diver and others
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association v. Owasso Title, LLC et al
as 4:2012cv00656
Defendant: Regina F Webb, Owasso Title, LLC
Plaintiff: JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Fraud
Green v. Pershing, LLC et al
as 4:2012cv00296
Defendant: John Doe, Pershing, LLC
Plaintiff: Mark Andres Green
Cause Of Action: Fed. Question
United States of America v. Sykes
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Plaintiff: United States of America
Defendant: Carla Sue Sykes
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Celebrate the birth of a boy with this clear crystal Kris Bear. It holds a cupcake embellished with a Light Sapphire crystal heart and Sapphire and clear crystal chatons. Decoration object. Not a toy. Not suitable for children under 15.
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Carol Amaya
Lecturer, Hospitality and Tourism Management
Carol Amaya, SPHR, is the president of Hospitality Educators, Inc. (HEI), an Oakland, California-based business integration firm specializing in people management practices. Working side-by-side with owners and operators, HEI strives to create a high-performance team. This is accomplished by clarifying, aligning and implementing human resource and business strategies that will give an organization a competitive advantage by decreasing turnover and increasing customer and employee satisfaction.
Prior to opening HEI in November of 1994, Ms. Amaya was the director of education for the California Restaurant Association. In addition to developing, coordinating, and directing the educational programs for the state-wide member base, Ms. Amaya was the executive director of the Educational Foundation with responsibility for promotion, scholarship and grant applications, as well as developing and implementing fund-raising activities. Through her affiliation with the association, Ms. Amaya also coordinated and taught restaurant management courses offered through UCLA Extension's Business & Management Division.
Also through her affiliation with the Restaurant Association, Ms. Amaya is credited for her assistance in the production of two, one-hour public television segments on careers in the hospitality industry produced by the Los Angeles County Unified School District and an alcohol awareness program produced by Fox Television titled "Sign of the Times."
Since 1995, Ms. Amaya has been an instructor within the Hospitality and Tourism Management department at San Francisco State University and an active member of its advisory board. She is also a faculty advisor for the Hospitality Management Society, a student-run organization.
In addition she taught a variety of hotel and restaurant operation courses while working with the management department of San Francisco as an adjunct faculty member of the American Hotel & Motel Association.
Ms. Amaya has over 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry, having worked in numerous capacities. Her experience is at both the corporate and unit levels, with large and small independent operators.
Prior to entering the hospitality arena, Ms. Amaya worked in corporate finance on Wall Street and in corporate and consumer banking after relocating to San Francisco.
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- Advisory Board Member: Contra Costa College: Cul. Art
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In Monday's Healthier Me, with only 52 days until the Fargo Marathon, many runners are conditioning their bodies and getting into shape, and we're looking into a running injury that's especially common for those pushing the pace of training.
Crutches were never a part of Christy Bertrand's race plan for a 5K last month. Although she hadn't run in several years, she'd always been active, and she was convinced she could be up to speed for her first 5K, less than two weeks away. "We had muscle strains and things like that," Bertrand recalled, "but [we] expected to have sore muscles."
Race day, too, started out great for Bertrand... but then came the pain. It blossomed in her left knee at about the two mile mark and continued to worse, eventually landed Bertrand in the care of orthopaedic surgeon Geoffrey Collins at the Imperial Health Center for Orthopaedics in Louisiana.
An MRI revealed that Christy had a stress fracture, a common injury among runners not just in the knee, but also in the feet.
Dr. Geoffery Collins, orthopaedic surgeon: "Bones are alive, and they'll respond to stress if they're given an opportunity to do that. If you exceed that, then they fail. [...] The way we run into trouble with stress fractures are patients who are sharply increasing their level of activity or beginning a new workout program."
Bertrand now relies on crutches and will have to rest for several weeks while her bones recover, but she says she's learned a lesson for her next round of race training: "Go slow, steady, and [rest]. The rest days are so important."
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reviews for: listing #55284 - Sandestin, Florida Studio rental
- bedrooms 0
- pool yes
- type Studio
- baths 1
- hot tub no
- community Beachside II
- sleeps 4
- pets allowed no
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$550 - $1,250 /wk
Would not recommend - not well maintained
Review submitted: August 8, 2012 Date of arrival: July 21, 2012
The bathroom in this condo was in poor condition i.e., the paint was peeling off the walls and there was either rotten wood or mold/mildew on the baseboards in the bathroom.
The kitchen is poorly equipped, there are several basic items lacking.
The balcony has two chairs and a tiny plastic table. There is no table on the balcony to eat on.
The bed has an old bedspread - not the kind that gets washed in between guests. One of the bedside lamps had a blown lightbulb.
The view is nice, and the condo is at the end of the hall, so it is pretty quiet.
I woud not rent this condo again nor would I recommend it to a friend. During my stay, I e-mailed the management but never heard back. A week later, I e-mailed again and they claimed they didn't receive my e-mail during my stay. Funny, they received all the others.
I've never left a negative feedback on a condo at Sandestin until now. This place is definitely not up to par.
Owners response: We are very sorry you were not happy with your accomodations and service. When we did receive an email from you, we did contact you. Unfortunately, I do not know why we did not receive your earlier email and also know that we do provide two 24/7 oncall phone numbers in your welcome information and in the condo. Neither number was contacted. We would have addressed your concerns at the time. After we spoke, the bathroom was painted and baseboard repaired. An inventory was completed on kitchen items. The bedspread is in the process of being replaced. At this time, the balcony furniture is two chairs with a side table as noted in the pictures in the listing. We make every effort to respond to guests concerns immediately with our onsite oncall 24/7 associates, in addition to maintenance between reservations. Your experince was not typical for this unit - as stated earlier, we are sorry you were not happy.
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Best Vacation Ever
Review submitted: October 26, 2011 Date of arrival: October 16, 2011
This was the first time that my husband and I have been to Florida. It was the first time that I've seen the ocean. It was so beautiful... We loved sitting out on the balcony looking at the ocean and listing to the sounds of the waves. Staying there was the most relaxing vacation ever. I didn't want to leave when it came time. We enjoyed the room and it had everything we needed. We will definately be back.
Recommended for: families with young children, romantic getaway
Owners response: We are so glad you and your husband enjoyed your vacation. The sights and sounds of the oceans is just breath taking and we are glad you enjoyed it for the first time. We hope you can create a tradition and come back as often as possible. If there is anything we can do to help with future stays, please do not hesitate to ask.
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
Fantastic Get-a-Way!
Review submitted: July 19, 2011 Date of arrival: July 14, 2011
We stayed in this unit recently and LOVED it! We had a great time and enjoyed waking up to the sound of the waves every morning. The owner's were very easy to deal with and I would love to rent from them in the future! The unit was just as described!
Recommended for: age 55+, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 1 / 2
Great R and R
Review submitted: June 10, 2011 Date of arrival: March 19, 2011
My first vacation stop after coming back from military duty. Had a great time and the owner was extremely helpful with any questions I had.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
A great family vacation
Review submitted: June 4, 2011 Date of arrival: May 28, 2011
we thoroughly enjoyed this unit. It had everything we needed to cook in the room, a gas grill by the pool for grilled out lunches, centrally located in the posh Sandestin resort. Go across the street to the Marlin Grill and have a gelato at San Gelatos!!
My kids loved the playgrounds and miniature golf. We drove down to Destin proper to the harborwalk village for dinner Thursday night. they had clowns, free kids crafts, face painting and fireworks. Harry T's is a great restaurant.
We even had our portraits made on the beach. Greg and Jennifer provide information for the area and are very hospitable. Don't forget to visit PF Changs and grocery shop at Publix.
We will definitely be staying here again!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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6th floor studio room
Review submitted: February 24, 2011 Date of arrival: February 4, 2011
We loved it. It was more than we could have ever imagined. The resort was beautiful. It had everything and more. Our room was bigger than what I would have thought. We had everything and more. It was just like home. When we arrived it was ready. Everything was clean, and well supplied. Nothing was broken or needed arranged. This was our first time in Sandestin, and It will not be the last. We are already thinking about next year's vacation. I would recommend this property to everyone.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 5 / 5
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Exercise & Feet
Sweaty Feet and Odor
Excess sweat and odor are two foot problems that usually occur together. Learn more about what can be causing these common problems and how they can be treated.
An overview of tendonitis, including the most common types of tendonitis that affect the foot and ankle.
Tips for Treating and Preventing Blisters
The best way to deal with irritating blisters is to prevent them from happening. Learn some of the best methods for blister prevention as well as how to treat a blister when it does occur.
Learn more about sesamoiditis, a condition that causes pain under the big toe joint.
Causes of Pain at the Big Toe Joint
A list and description of the most common conditions causing pain and other symptoms at the big toe joint, also known as the first metatarsophalangeal joint.
The Lunge Stretch
Photo and description of the lunge stretch, which targets the calve and feet.
These cold weather foot problems can cause pain and skin changes, most often affecting the toes.
Tips for Protecting Your Feet from the Cold
Cold weather can cause significant injury to your feet, even in small doses. These tips can help protect your feet from cold-related injuries, such as painful or irritating skin conditions and frostbite.
8 Causes of Lower Leg Pain
A look at eight conditions that often lead to pain in the lower legs.
Foot and Ankle Stress Fractures
A stress fracture develops after repeated pressure or loading on a bone. Stress fractures most often occur in the foot and ankle, affecting several possible bones.
Five Amazing "Feets"
Most of us walk on our feet everyday and if they are not hurting, we rarely give them a second thought. Then there are others who ask themselves, "What else could I do with my feet today?" Those are the people you will find in the Guinness World Records. You too could be a record holder if you could balance on one foot for 3 days and 5 hours. …
Shin Splints - Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome Exercises
Photos of shin splints - medial tibial stress syndrome exercises.
Shin Splints - Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome
Shin splints are now known as medial tibial stress syndrome. Learn what the causes, signs and symptoms and treatments are for shin splints/medial tibial stress syndrome.
Compartment Syndrome
Pain after an injury is not uncommon, but if the pain seems out of proportion to the injury and there is a significant amount of swelling (edema) you may have a condition called compartment syndrome. Compartment syndromes can be acute (sudden onset) or chronic (long term problem). Learn more about compartment syndromes.
Sports Massage - What are the Benefits of Sports Massage?
Sports massage is reported to have many beneficial effects in athletes. Sports massage can be used pre-performance, post-performance, during training or for rehabilitation. Athletes of all levels may benefit from sports massage. If you are looking for a way to improve your athletic performance then sports massage may be for you. Learn more about the possible performance enhancing effects of sports massage.
Foot & Ankle Exercises
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Top 8 picks for exercise socks.
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Common Soccer Injuries
Soccer Pain and Injury: Recognizing, treating and preventing the most common soccer pain and injuries.


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Tender 'n' Tasty Pork Chops Recipe
We love to grill summertime meals, and these flavorful chops can't be beat. They always turn out juicy and tender. —Nancy Zimmerman, Cape May Court House, New Jersey
- 1-2/3 cups unsweetened pineapple juice
- 1/3 cup rice vinegar
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons chopped shallots
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 teaspoon Louisiana-style hot sauce
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper
- 6 bone-in pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick)
- In a large bowl, combine the first 10 ingredients. Place pork chops in a large resealable plastic bag; add half of the marinade. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 4-5 hours, turning occasionally. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade for basting.
- Drain and discard marinade. Grill pork chops, covered, over medium heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until a thermometer reads 145°, basting occasionally with reserved marinade. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Tender 'n' Tasty Pork Chops in Taste of Home June/July 2006, p33
Light-Bodied Red Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied red wine such as Pinot Noir.
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This was really good and simple. I made pretty much this whole menu for a family dinner.
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Great recipie. I prefer balsamic vinegar to the rice vinegar by a mile, but love it otherwise.
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NEW ORLEANS - Just in time for Memorial Day weekend City Park is opening its newest family friendly attraction - City Putt.
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By Dana Griffin
WOONSOCKET, RI- In the basement of Harvest Community Church in Woonsocket, associate pastor Steven Bacon is working alone to finish the newest edition to this church.
When Bacon's not flipping through his bible, he's transforming this unfinished basement into the main floor of the homeless shelter that's been upstairs for twelve years.
"By having everything on one floor, the men don't have to travel in–between floors. It was cold and damp down here," said Bacon.
He says it'll also keep heating cost down since the basement will trap body heat.
Once this renovation project is complete, up to 28 men will be able to eat, sleep, and shower.
Bacon says, "They are excited about it because having a clean place, having a place to take a shower, it gives them a sense of dignity."
It costs about $240 to house one man for a month, which is being paid for by donations and a grant.
"I have volunteers that come in so I try to coordinate that so I'm not always down here by myself. And my wife comes down here and helps with the painting," said Bacon.
Each man sleeps on a bed–bug free mat, they get a bin for their belongings and if there's donated food, they get a bite to eat.
The shelter is slated to open on November 1st.
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An Arkansas man has been sentenced for false pretense in Sunflower County. Thirty-five year-old Seth Bradshaw, of Pigot Arkansas, pleaded guilty three counts.
The Attorney General's investigation show that Bradshaw was leasing hunting land he did not own to three separate victims, for $37,000.
Bradshaw was sentenced to five years in jail, with all but five days suspended. He must also pay full restitution of $37,000 to the Mississippi Crime Victim's Compensation Fund and all court costs.
"As a hunter, I found this swindle to be particularly galling," said Attorney General Hood.
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This book features my favorite pictures shot with my new Leica M9. It's easy to fall in love with this camera. For me, it was love at first sight!
The collection chronicles my initial steps into the world of manual focus and fixed focal length lenses.
The photographs were taken during the first 100 days of practicing rangefinder photography in the fall of 2010.