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New Hampshire
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
01-03-2013 13:30:26 | More by mklisz
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
04-14-2013 23:47:42 | More by Xtent
4.25/5 rDev +9.8%
04-20-2013 00:44:23 | More by FrankLloydMike
New Hampshire
4.2/5 rDev +8.5%
From the 650 ml. bottle dated Winter 2014 and numbered 412 out of 1,000. Sampled on February 24, 2014.
It pours brown all the way with no ruby red hues or near black tones. A modest tan head that fades to a ring. There is a touch of cloudiness in this bottle fermented brew.
The aroma is malt forward but also quite subtle. For a 10.5% ABV beer there is no booze in sight. Mildly sweet but mostly malty and a slight earthy bite.
The body is medium to full. It also has a nice creaminess to it.
The flavor is also sweetly malted but mild and subtle altogether. A slight hop finish but nothing overly bitter. In some respects it reminds me of an Old Ale but this is brewed in the English tradition and those tend to be more mellow. Easy drinking but it will catch up to you in the end.
02-24-2014 23:09:02 | More by puboflyons
New Hampshire
4.2/5 rDev +8.5%
Pours a deep tawny brown color with a good sized khaki head that slowly dissipates to a cap on top. The aroma's are kind of bold and intense with brown sugar, caramel, and chocolate playing the dominant roles. Hints of toffee, burnt sugar, ethanol, and a light bit of earthy hops round out the nose quite nicely. The flavor is rich with a good amount of malty sweetness. Caramel, brown sugar and chocolate again make up the brunt of the flavor. Light dark fruits, ethanol, melanoids, earthy hop flavor round out the flavor. Medium to thick body with a light to moderate level of carbonation and a sweet almost syrupy mouthfeel. This is a very clean well made great tasting beer. It reminds me of a big brown ale at times more than it does a barleywine, but I enjoyed the hell out of it just the same.
12-02-2012 00:05:42 | More by johnnnniee
4.11/5 rDev +6.2%
Appearance: Pours a dark, dark brown…very dense…head is a deeper khaki color made up of a mix of big and little bubbles…with a quick swirl, it livens up to a finger width…settles to a very nice layer…a good looking brew…(4/5)
Smell: Tons of brown malt up front…I'm also picking up a strong earthy/citrus hoppy aroma with an earthy malty bite…not overly sweet or yeasty…sticking my nose in deep, I get some oatmeal, noticeable alcohol heat and a touch of coffee bitterness…very much unlike most barley wines, very earthy, brown and not sweet…nice though…(3.75/5)
Taste: Yum! Earthy brown malts up front, sweeping over my palate…there's a real earthy/citrusy hops presence that comes in the second phase and plays a background role…the malt flavor though is very abundant and seems to be varied…the more I sip, the more the oatmeal, toffee and coffee bitterness show…I think the flavor gets is a bit better as it warms…a very good ale here…(4.25/5)
Mouthfeel: Medium body, with tons of carbonation…this thing fluffs up bringing tons of malty goodness (and bite) and a touch of citrus hops to the palate…each sip coats my tongue leaving flavor for minutes…earthy malts linger well into the after taste…yum! (4/5)
Overall: This is a yummy brew…it's very much unlike any barley wine I can think of in flavor, that's for sure…it definitely blurs the lines between black IPA, porter, stout and apparently barley wine…if it wasn't labeled as such, I woulda considered this a black IPA because of its strong hops presence…as it is, it's a wonderful beer that's easy to recommend…I suspect with its easy drinkability and higher ABV, I'm gonna be feeling real good in no time…this is the perfect brew to sit back and watch a game 7 with…very unique in flavor, I highly recommend picking one of these up! (4.25/5)
06-21-2013 01:22:31 | More by SerialHiker
4.03/5 rDev +4.1%
a: This was the dark mahogany color with ruby highlights. It poured with a large, fizzy head that faded to spotty lace.
s: Roasty combo of cocoa and coffee, more cocoa than coffee. Toasted seeds, caramel, figs, and gentle warmth.
t: That roastiness from the smell dominates. Again, more cocoa than coffee. I also found hints of caramel and vinous fruits.
m: Smooth and silky.
o: Tasted blind I would have called this a porter. Regardless, it's a damn good beer.
06-02-2013 22:51:55 | More by DIM
New Hampshire
4.03/5 rDev +4.1%
Poured into a Lost Abbey tulip glass. Pours a very dark reddish brown, very hazy, with a one inch light tan head that leaves beautiful lace. Smell is loaded with toffee, carmel, burnt brown sugar, some chocolate, vanilla, and some dark fruit. Taste all of that, with a hint of alcohol. Body is medium large, plenty of carbonation, not really dry, and fairly drinkable. This is as nice barleywine, with plenty of complex flavors.
12-29-2012 04:39:11 | More by SawDog505
4/5 rDev +3.4%
03-31-2014 03:52:59 | More by Mikeluzzjr
4/5 rDev +3.4%
01-13-2013 03:26:36 | More by EvanWilliams
4/5 rDev +3.4%
03-29-2014 00:50:48 | More by goldenM13
4/5 rDev +3.4%
02-28-2013 08:50:14 | More by tobelerone
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +3.4%
12-14-2012 20:26:25 | More by metapod
4/5 rDev +3.4%
01-30-2013 04:59:18 | More by quetzal013
3.98/5 rDev +2.8%
Split a 22oz bottle winter 2012 release, poured into a duvel glass
A: pours a very dark brown with some slightly maroon hues. Not really any head to speak of more of a tan film, some light lacing.
S: coffe rines, wood, brown sugar, caramel/toffe. Hint of alcohol... The coffe rinds kind of bit me by suprise.
T: deffinatly coffee rines again, along with brown sugar and caramel, flavor follows the nose pretty closely, wasn't really expecting this flavor from a barleywine, but I like it.
M: medium to heavy body with moderate carbonation adding a you h of creamyness to the finish... Well rounded.
O: this is an interesting barleywine, unlike the way the burnt coffe rine flavor offsets the malt sweetness, and adds a bit of bitterness. Deffiantly a deviation from the norm for the style... Quite enjoyable.
12-10-2012 03:29:39 | More by PeterIngemi
New Hampshire
3.95/5 rDev +2.1%
A - Three fingers of tan bubbly head over thick cloudy dark amber body. Head quickly settles back into the beer and no lacing to be seen.
S - Cherry, cranberry, chocolate, bread, and alcohol.
T - Big bready earthy malts with sweet sugary cherry yeast. Alcohol heat comes in at the end but is very well masked considering the abv.
M - Full body with fine carbonation. Somewhat sticky and syrupy.
O - This is a great beer for the winter time. This isn't typically my choice style of beer but this was very enjoyable.
02-16-2014 21:00:04 | More by JAFoley
New Hampshire
3.91/5 rDev +1%
Pours a three-finger khaki head that fades slowly leaving a good lace. Opaque brown (no ruby) color, yeast left in bottle. Light carbonation and medium bodied. Nose is burnt sugar and some malt, flavor is semi-sweet caramel, some dark fruit, higher ABV is hidden. $9.79 for a 22oz bottle from Bert's Better Beers Hooksett, NH.
02-16-2013 23:26:37 | More by jdhilt
New Hampshire
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
06-26-2014 22:58:18 | More by Mikeypnh
New Hampshire
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
04-23-2013 05:35:25 | More by Kelp
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
03-05-2014 04:11:41 | More by ldhughes3
New Hampshire
3.73/5 rDev -3.6%
Presentation: Winter 2012 bottle chilled and poured into my Cigar City tulip glass.
Appearance: Dark brown in color with a slight one finger, thick beige head. Recedes into a relatively thick lacing around the glass.
Aroma: Toffee, burnt sugar and roasted pecans. Burst of coffee beans and unsweetened coffee. Really unique and interesting profile. Some booze is definitely there but it is not too prominent.
Taste: The coffee beans and black coffee notes really stand out here. Hard to believe there was not some coffee added to this actually. Burnt sugar, toffee and a roasted bread character add an interesting depth to this. Some unusual nuttiness as well. Interesting and complex. Definitely is suiting my taste more as it warms. Not a typical, big sweet english style barleywine.
Mouthfeel: Medium to full bodied with lower than average carbonation.
Overall, a really interesting barleywine with a unique flavor profile. Definitely not as big and sweet as I would expect. The coffee and earthy notes are nice and hide the ABV very well. Certainly worth a try at the price. A nice warming brew on a cold night but nothing too stand out.
12-23-2012 02:29:20 | More by Gosox8787
3.64/5 rDev -5.9%
Rises up the neck on the pop, no real head, dark semi clear molasses brown color.
Nose big sweet candy malts, toffee, molasses nutty syrup, light tin, then a sour slight infection aroma, light acetic acid, touch acrid dark malt.
Taste big sweet malts, candy syrup, molasses, toffee, little nutty, syrupy, some hot tingly booze, little metallic, touch of sour infection setting in, hint of choc, little flemmy syrupy. Finish is sweet sticky, light bitterness and light acrid, more syrupy malts, very light sour.
Mouth is syrupy thick, decent fluffy carb.
Overall meh. Even without the hint of infection it doesn't seem to have a ton going for it.
08-19-2013 13:43:38 | More by jlindros
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
02-28-2013 01:41:35 | More by OriolesFan1008
New Hampshire
3.5/5 rDev -9.6%
Appearance: deep, rich brown color; opaque; one finger head that dissipated rather quickly and left behind some mild lacing, but not much
Smell: rich, earthy smell; autumn leaves; raisins and dried fruit; cherries
Taste: raisin, prune, other dried fruit; tannins
Mouthfeel: thick, heavy, and rich; tannic; astringency that tends to linger
Overall: Ol' Cattywhompus is an appropriate name for this beer because it definitely has some WHOMP to it. Deep brown and opaque. Upon smelling it, I knew I was in for a heavy beer. Tannic and astringent in the mouth with strong raisin overtones. If you're looking for a refreshing beer, look elsewhere. You can practically chew this one. If you want a beer you can wrestle with and plan on sitting by a warm fire in a New England pub regaling the crowd with your tales of backwoods adventure, you've chosen wisely.
03-01-2014 04:13:51 | More by ChristopherProvost
New Hampshire
3.25/5 rDev -16%
06-26-2014 22:58:35 | More by ScotNH
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Laura C. Wilson is an Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department. She earned a PhD in Clinical Psychology (Virginia Tech), MA in General/Experimental Psychology (The College of William & Mary), BS in Psychology (Virginia Tech), and BS in Sociology with a concentration in Crime and Deviance (Virginia Tech). Her main area of research and clinical expertise is post-trauma functioning, particularly in survivors of sexual violence or mass trauma (e.g., terrorism, mass shootings, combat). She also has interest in predictors of violence and aggression, including psychophysiological and personality factors. She has several active lines of research, including but not limited to: predictors of PTSD following mass shootings, long-term functioning among first responders following terrorism, and predictors of outcomes among survivors of sexual violence.
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Wilson, L. C., & Scarpa, A. (in press). Interpersonal difficulties mediate the relationship between child sexual abuse and depression symptoms. Violence and Victims.
Waldron, J. C., Wilson, L. C., Patriquin, M. A., & Scarpa, A. (in press). Sexual victimization history, depression, and task physiology as predictors of sexual revictimization: Results from a 6-month prospective pilot study. Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
Wilson, L. C., Waldron, J. C., & Scarpa, A. (in press). Disinhibition as a mechanism in sexual victimization: A prospective study. Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & Trauma.
Scarpa, A., Sheetz, S., Wilson, L. C., Waldron, J. C., Patriquin, M. A., & Jones, R. T. (2014). Posttraumatic stress symptoms after the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings: Mode and function of communication about the events. Journal of Critical Incident Analysis, 4, 1-20.
Wilson, L. C., & Scarpa, A. (2014). Aggressive behavior: An alternative model of resting heart rate and sensation seeking. Aggressive Behavior, 40, 91-98. doi: 10.1002/ab.21504
Wilson, L. C., & Scarpa, A. (2013). Childhood abuse, perceived social support, and psychological symptoms: A moderation model. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy. Advance online publication. doi: 10.1037/a0032635
Wilson, L. C., & Scarpa, A. (2013). Baseline heart rate, sensation seeking and aggression in young adult women: A two-sample examination. Aggressive Behavior, 39, 280-289. doi: 10.1002/ab.21477


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I am not going to complain about the way Cristhian Martinez's injury was handled, mostly because I have no idea why it was handled the way that it was. It was announced yesterday at about 10:00pm by the Braves twitter account that Martinez received shoulder surgery earlier that day that went successful. That is all well and good, except for the fact that nobody even knew he was about to receive shoulder surgery. It was kept a secret, for whatever reason.
Martinez has been a solid pitcher for the Braves for the past few years. He was one of my favorite relievers on the team, mainly for his ability to pitch multiple innings and effectively get both right-handers and left-handers out. When he initially went on the DL, it reeked of "mystery DL," because the team had just acquired Luis Ayala and needed to take someone out of the bullpen to fill his role. As the season continued, we heard less and less about Martinez with sparing updates every so often. He started a rehab stint a few weeks ago, throwing three times -- one in rookie ball and two in double-A. Then it was said that he suffered a set back, followed by a sudden need for surgery yesterday afternoon.
However odd the timeline was, the likelihood that Martienz is non-tendered now is very high. Since he is entering arbitration and is expected to miss seven to eight months as he recovers from his surgery, the Braves have likely seen Martinez throw his last pitch in Atlanta. The same has already likely been true for Eric O'Flaherty and Jonny Venters.
What is crazy is that those have been three of the Braves better relievers since 2010 and yet the bullpen continues to be one of, if not the, team's biggest strengths. The team's 2.61 reliever ERA easily ranks first in baseball with the Pirates settling in at second with a 2.87 mark. The fact that Frank Wren has built a bullpen that can lose its top two set up men and one of its most flexible and reliable relievers over the past few years and still have clearly the best bullpen in baseball is mind boggling.
If there is one area of building a team that I now have full trust in Wren doing, it is building a bullpen. Not only does he build great bullpens but he hardly spends any money in that arena. He is extremely efficient and extremely successful at figuring out how to limit runs when the starters come out. When the Braves let all of these guys walk and the next set of relievers gets hurt or flames out, have faith that Wren will put together a squad worthy of keeping wins in tact and turning almost certain losses into victories.


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In the month prior to the most recent events to rock Serbia, the question posed to me most frequently concerned the February 15th antiwar demonstrations and why such a small number of people in Yugoslavia had protested against the planned bombing of Iraq. In Belgrade, unlike Zagreb where over 10,000 protestors were mobilized, only around 200 people assembled publicly to demonstrate against the impending military action against Iraq. The Belgrade protest was organized by the non-governmental organization "Women in Black".
The Yugoslav radical and anti-authoritarian coalition "Another World Is Possible" organized a somewhat different protest in the coalition's tradition of direct action and creative disobedience. For the "Night of the Red Noses" monuments in Belgrade and Novi Sad "shed blood in a sign of solidarity with the Iraqi people" by way of washable paint, since it would appear that "monuments seem to have more feelings than people".
So how is it possible that after brutal and direct experience with the NATO bombing, after the many hundreds killed, after the destruction of the RTS Television station (in which 16 people died), only 200 people gathered for the protests? Is it possible that Yugoslavs do not feel solidarity with the Iraqi people, despite the fact that they themselves not so long ago underwent the military and psychological torture of bombing?
There is no doubt that Yugoslav public opinion is against the war in Iraq. Although, here I have to correct myself: in fact, it is "Serbian and Montenegrin" public opinion that is in question, since, on February 4th of this year, Yugoslavia ceased to exist and was replaced by the new state of "Serbia and Montenegro".
If Europe today is divided amongst the "old" and the "new", its newest state has once again been left somewhere in between. "Old" Europe bombed us, while "new" Europe ardently supported them. Both the old and new Europes heartily participated in something that was primarily and ultimately an American war against the Serbs and Milosevic. Public opinion in S&M is not oblivious to the current differences between Paris, Bonn and Washington, but it instinctively rejects the notion that the current rivalry between Europe and America over Iraq is a matter of moral superiority.
Post-Yugoslav public opinion cannot view these diplomatic disagreements as a great battle between a peaceful, multilateral, and refined Europe on one side, and a militant, isolationist and impudent America on the other. The opinion that prevails is that the differences between western allies today are of an essentially strategic rather than of a moral nature.
Another type of international naïveté engenders resistance in post-Yugoslav public opinion. It is not prone to accept the line of reasoning that claims that the most sophisticated international policy towards volatile regions by well-intentioned foreigners requires the accurate demarcation of the good/innocent players from the bad/evil ones, with the sorting out of evil tyrants and dictators into an all-together separate category. Nor are they inclined to believe that somewhere in the wings awaits a better, more benevolent leader whom the greatful people will sweep to power by their own hands, as soon as the West helps them to overthrow the tyrant.
They have learned through their own very difficult experiences that things tend not to work that way, and are very distrustful towards western neo-liberal politicians and intellectuals who claim that they can save the village by burning it down.
Even Belgrade neo-liberal intellectuals, that otherwise highly unsympathetic lot, are opposed to the war. Admittedly against all expectations, they have not called for the "regime change" of Saddam Hussein through bombardment. It is notable that even those neo-liberals who most vociferously advocated the ground invasion, occupation and "de-nazification" of Serbia during the NATO bombardment today shudder and refrain from publicly prescribing the same medicine against the regime of Saddam Hussein.
People in Serbia remember all too well that they were the first upon whom the theory of collective guilt was tested and exercised. According to this doctrine, "people bear moral responsibility for the ways in which they are governed." Accordingly, the people of Serbia must bear "responsibility" (and collective punishment), firstly because they voted for Milosevic, and then because they did not overthrow him by force, to the extent that they cannot be considered to be wholly "innocent under the bombs."
Albanian intellectuals in Kosovo are in a rather different mood. Thus, we find Veton Suroi, who is considered to be an enlightened liberal intellectual among the Kosovo Albanian elite, recently proclaiming in the "International Herald Tribune" that the bombing of Kosovo proved the peace slogan "Bombs cannot bring democracy" to be false.
Serbian authorities have framed this unease and non-alignment with the main ruling camps in international relations as Belgrade's attempt to remain "neutral" in the conflict. Yet such a desired-for neutrality likely has as much to do with the current conflict between the two Europes and one America as with the war against Iraq.
On the other hand, Montenegro, with its already familiar lack of measure and style, tripped over itself to rush into the embrace of Washington and introduce itself to the "New Europe." The precise content of the letter of support for US policy on the Iraq crisis from Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic to Bush remains unknown to the public. T
he purpose of this exercise also remains unclear: whether his aim was to recommend Montenegro to NATO, to distinguish its policies from that of Serbia, to obtain money, or some other reason. It raises all the contested questions of the political relations between Serbia and Montenegro, Montenegro and Europe, and particularly Montenegro's own internal divisions.
Some analysts attribute such behaviour to internal political conflicts between independentists and unionists regarding whether or not Montenegro should develop an international approach and foreign policy that is independent from Serbia. In the current case, the Montenegrin government's approach is not only independent, but diametrically opposed to that of Serbia, which chose not to take sides in the conflict between America and Europe.
Thus far, the greatest amount of support to the movement for Montenegrin independence has come from the United States. In his courteous reply to Djukanovic, the US Secretary of State Colin Powell did not explicitly mention the possibility of Montenegro, whether with or without Serbia, moving closer to the western military alliance (which, for most of the post-communist countries that now make up the "New Europe", has always been the most attractive bait.) On the other side, French President Jacques Chirac has warned the ex-communist countries that they are diminishing their chances of entering into the European Union by throwing their support behind the US policy towards Iraq.
The Montenegrin Minister of Foreign Affairs (since Montenegro, though belonging to a state union with Serbia, has its own Ministry for Foreign Affairs) stated that, "Montenegro has traditionally maintained good relations with Washington, and the US have thus far rendered significant financial and expert aid to Montenegro. In addition, Montenegro has always been on the side of liberating, anti-fascist movements throughout its history, and sees its future today in Europe…"
I have yet to answer the question so often asked of me, and with which I started this essay. Why did so few Yugoslavs take to the streets on February 15th? And this, one month before the assassination of the neo-liberal Prime Minister Zoran Djindic that has brought the country into a state of emergency, with a systematic clampdown on political freedoms and the criminalization of any opposition.
In the domestic neo-liberal press, the prevailing attitude holds that the poor response of citizens to the "antiwar" demonstrations is caused by their feelings of guilt. According to these journalists, Yugoslavs feel "suppressed guilt" for the crimes of their military in the wars of the former Yugoslavia. People cannot recognize themselves in the slogan "not in my name," argue these journalists, since they themselves allowed the killing of other peoples on their behalf. And so, according to this popular psychoanalytic argument, the answer lies in the psychology of guilt. Such is the way in which the doctrine of collective guilt developed during the NATO bombing continues to be mobilized to support a neo-liberal agenda in the region.
The argument is more than shaky. Serbia and Montenegro today are going through the "nightmare of transition", i.e. the economic transition to neo-liberal capitalism. Following immediately upon the nightmare of over ten years of war, the destruction of the country's industrial infrastructure, and over $30 billion dollars US in damages from the NATO bombing, over a million people in a country of 8 million have recently lost their jobs under the new economic policies. More than 70% of the country's citizens have declared themselves to be "poor", while 20% of the population is dying of starvation.
When, to such a picture of upheaval, dislocation, and devastation, we add the organized ideological attacks of neo-liberal commissars targeting the total demoralization and depoliticization of the people, only then can we begin to get an accurate reading of the situation – in other words, a true reply to the question posed at the outset of this essay.
* Historian and social critic from Belgrade, Post-Yugoslavia, Grubacic can be reached at [email protected]


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In a release from 6 a.m., police Chief Robert Frydryk told CBS 3 the issue involves all phone lines and Verizon is aware of the problem.
Residents can still call 911 in case of emergency.
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One Bedroom Beachfront Apartment, Cairns/Palm Cove in Cairns
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
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rates (AUD)
/ night
$ 1,085 - $ 1,365 / week
vacation rental description
Sit on your private balcony overlooking the beach, sipping
complimentary sparkling wine or plunger coffee. Swim in the onsite
pool, or in the tropical ocean directly across from your apartment.
Stroll out of your building and visit any number of nearby award-
winning cafes, restaurants, bars, and boutiques.Visit the spectacular Great Barrier
Reef on a luxurious boat. Hire a rental car onsite and explore North Queensland's
stunning rainforest and other fascinating attractions. Or perhaps you would prefer
to do nothing at all except relax and rejuvenate.
Coral Sea Beachfront Apartments are top floor fully self-contained
apartments located on the beachfront of beautiful Palm Cove,
Australia. Voted Australia's cleanest beach, Palm Cove,
Queensland is a pristine luxury destination. A short 25-minute drive
north of Cairns airport, Palm Cove boasts spectacular tropical scenery
plus a wide variety of shopping and dining choices all in a cozy
village atmosphere. Venture a bit further and the opportunities for
adventure are endless in this diverse region.
Coral Sea Beachfront apartments are newly refurbished, fully
air-conditioned accommodation that contains all the details that
will make your stay a memorable one. Each apartment is spacious and
accessed by an elevator. The kitchen is complete with stove,
microwave oven, dishwasher, and large refrigerator. Enjoy spectacular
views of the beach and Coral Sea from your private balcony. The
separate bedroom easily holds a queen size bed, and the sofa bed
allows the apartment to comfortably accommodate up to four.
The living area has an AUSTAR cable television, VCR, stereo (with a range of CDs
and movies provided for your entertainment), and comfortable seating.
WiFi internet is also available in the apartment. A washing machine and dryer are
provided for your convenience in addition to all linen and towels. On site managers
will assist with all your tour booking and holiday needs.
Two one-bedroom apartments are available, side by side on the top floor (but not interconnecting). Rent one or both!
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General: Fully air-conditioned, ceiling fans, linen provided,
telephone, elevator, complimentary sparkling wine on arrival.
Kitchen: Fridge/ freezer, cook top/ oven, microwave, coffee plunger
with complimentary coffee, cooking utensils, toaster, kettle, all
plates, mugs, glasses, cutlery, dishwasher.
Living Room: Sofa bed, seating for 4, Austar Cable TV/ VCR (with
selection of videos), stereo (with selection of CDs), WiFi internet connection.
Dining: Table with 4 chairs.
Bedroom (Apartment sleeps 4): Queen size bed (additional double sofa
bed in Living Room).
Bathroom: Shower/ bathtub, WC, hairdryer.
Laundry: Washing machine, dryer, laundry tub, iron, ironing board.
Balcony: Table, chairs, additional seating, beach and ocean views.
Resort Amenities: Swimming pool with spa, barbeque, undercover
parking, on site managers.
activities and attractions in Cairns Australia
Activities in the Palm Cove region are numerous and varied. The ones
listed here are just a sample of the types available. On site
managers are able to give you advice and assistance when booking
tours. Rental cars are also available on site.
Great Barrier Reef Activities:
Trips to the Reef and Islands depart daily. Diving, snorkelling, and
glass bottom boats are a few ways of experiencing this amazing
undersea environment. Various fishing tours can also be arranged.
There are numerous world-class golf courses in the area, one within
walking distance of the apartment.
World Heritage Rainforest:
Explore the stunning rainforest. Skyrail Rainforest Cableway and the
Kuranda Scenic Railroad depart within a short drive from Palm Cove.
Take a day trip to the nearby Daintree rainforest, or drive yourself
and discover the pristine natural beauty.
Adventure Tours and Outback:
Feeling adventurous? White water rafting, bungee jumping, skydiving
and more are all available. Also, you can experience the Australian
Outback via organised tours or self drives from Palm Cove.
Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park:
Learn about aboriginal history, culture and dance at this nearby
cultural centre.
vacation rental rates
November 1 to June 30: $155.00/night, $1085.00/week
July 1 to October 31: $195.00/night, $1365.00/week
*Rates are in Australian Dollars
*Rate is for 2 persons
*Extra person - $10 per night
*Minimum stay 3 nights
Nikki Winn 61 7 40553933
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Top things to do in Cairns
- Great Barrier Reef
- World Heritage Rainforest
- Award winning beaches
- Outback tours
- Aboriginal Cultural tours
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming on the pristine beach
- Visiting Cairns city
- Exploring the nearby rainforest
- Shopping
- Relaxing in your beautiful apartment
Top things to do with a family
- Visiting the nearby zoo
- Snorkelling on the Reef
- Building sandcastles on the beach
- SkyRail Rainforest cable car
- Kuranda Scenic Railway
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It seems to me that when politicians talk about wanting to protect the job creators (meaning businesses), they are forgetting that businesses can only create jobs when the economy is good and products and services are in demand.
When the economy is in a slump or recession, workers are laid off and other expenses cut. The same job creators, therefore, become job destroyers. Businesses are not going to hire people out of kindness, but necessity.
When people have jobs, they have money to spend, production goes up and businesses hire workers to meet the increased demand for goods. When people have jobs, government has a better revenue base (income taxes) and saves money because less people qualify for public assistance.
But the government must be the job creator in the present situation, simply because nobody else is going to do it.
Once the economy is stable, the deficit can be attacked from a position of strength.
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Baywatch 2BR/2BA with Deluxe Floor Plan / Wow What a View! in North Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Bay Watch Resort
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 500 - $ 1,783 / week
$ 1,200 - $ 1,400 / month
North Myrtle Beach Condo deals
stays between: 10/11/14 & 10/31/14
deal expires in: 4 days
October 11 thru October 31 Discount
Deal is good for weekly stay between 10/11 and 10/31. Discounted rate does not include rental mgmt processing fee and 11% tax.
- $667 $600/week ($67 off)
- Linens and Departure Cleaning ($120)
deal# DHQ2U7
vacation rental description
Quoted rates are up to 10% discount off 2014 rental management rates. Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed.
Rents Saturday to Saturday June thru September
**This is a No Smoking unit** Baywatch Resort is smoke free.
Absolutely no pets are allowed in this condo. Bringing a pet will result in eviction with no monies refunded.
Please Note: Our Management Company does not rent to individuals under the age of 25, even if a parent (or other legally responsible adult) makes the reservation. If this occurs, the tenant will be required to immediately vacate the property and there will be no refunds.
Master Bedroom - 1 King Bed
2nd Bedroom - 1 Queen and 1 Full bed
Our condo has two bedrooms, two baths with oceanfront views from the living room and master bedroom. For your enjoyment there are 2 recliners located in the living room. We would love to share our vacation home with you. We have made every effort to make this condo a pleasure to visit. We take care of our condo. It is updated and maintained on a regular basis.
We verify our availability daily. This is the perfect North Myrtle Beach, SC hideaway. Celebrate at the beach with a family vacation in a two-bedroom, two-bath oceanfront condominium rental that sleeps up to eight people. Easy beach access, 600 foot oceanfront pool deck with poolside lounge chairs, and early morning sunrises. You can watch the sunrise while sitting in a recliner or from the oceanfront balcony. Nothing could be finer. Each bath has a wall mounted hair dryer. This is one of only a few "DELUXE" units at the Bay Watch with many upgrades. Oceanfront Master Bedroom with large walk-out balcony, King bed and private bathroom.
The master suite of this North Myrtle Beach condo boasts doors to the oceanfront balcony where the resort views are incredible. A soothing Jacuzzi tub in this condominium is a real treat. There is wired and wireless high-speed Internet access, 3 DVD players, and 3 televisions that include a 42-inch flat screen TV in the living room alongside two recliners. The washing machine, clothes dryer, and well-equipped kitchen with full-size appliances, crock pot, mixer, blender, etc., are fabulous amenities.
Make a pot of coffee and enjoy breakfast on your 125 sq. ft. private balcony. Baywatch Resorts is an oceanfront oasis in a family-friendly beach environment. Family fun is the top priority at the Bay Watch Resort where 18 indoor and outdoor pools are great recreation! The lazy river is loved by all ages enjoying a vacation here and the fitness center is nearby at the smoke free Bay Watch Resort. An on-site restaurant is a convenient option to have at your fingertips for when you don't feel up to cooking. In addition, a sports bar, pool-side Tiki Bar and Grill, and snack shop or game room is available on-site. Forget something, just drop by the gift shop/convenience store.
Four elevators make for easy access to everything. Beach chairs/umbrella available for rent on-site at a reasonable rate. There is a business center on premises. Covered parking is provided and valet service is available if desired.
Unload quickly with the open parking area, or utilize the friendly service of the bellhops
North Myrtle Beach is a great place to get a bite to eat because seafood restaurants with delicious fresh catches are on nearly every corner. Choose from succulent oysters and blue crabs to clam chowder and she crab soup.
Bay Watch is located in North Myrtle Beach and convenient to the nearby Myrtle Beach area. Numerous shopping options include Tanger Outlets, Broadway at the Beach, Barefoot Landing, and Myrtle Beach Factory Stores. Water parks are located nearby. Live theatre entertainment includes The Alabama Theatre, Carolina Opry, Dixie Stampede, The Palace, The House of Blues, Ripley's Aquarium, Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum, and Ripley's Moving Theatre are all just minutes away. Parasailing, banana boat rides, deep sea fishing charters and miniature golf will fill up your North Myrtle Beach vacation agenda. And if you are a golfer, bring your golf bag because the Myrtle Beach area features more than 120 championship golf courses. Take your pick of tee times and hit the greens during your next family beach vacation!
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condo rental amenities
Enjoy any of the 18 various pools as follows:
2 Indoor Pools / 3 Outdoor Pools
7 Whirlpools
4 Kiddie Pools
1 Indoor Lazy River / 1 Outdoor Lazy River
Wired and Wireless Internet
Exercise Room
Convenience/Souvenir Store
On-Site Restaurants and Bars as follows:
Blue Room Cafe, Sandtraps Sports Bar and Grill, Fishtails Beach Bar
Free Unlimited Local Phone Calls
Minutes from Shopping, Dining, and Entertainment
Surrounded by Nationally Recognized Golf Courses
Relax and enjoy the view!!!
The Beach!!!
Any number of great restaurants nearby. Our favorite is Hoskins located on Main St., Ocean Drive.
Rewards Card available from our rental management company that provides discounts for various shopping, dining, miniature golf, and entertainment.
activities and attractions in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Theme Parks
Live Theater
Water Parks
Miniature Golf
Tanger Outlets nearby
Many Restaurants to Choose From
Variety of Entertainment
Barefoot Landing
Deep Sea Fishing
Jet Skiing
vacation rental rates
**Rents Saturday to Saturday June thru September**
**All rates include bed/bath linens and departure cleaning**
Rates are subject to change until reservation is confirmed.
Below rates are weekly All Inclusive:
8/30/14 - 9/19/14 $842.49
9/20/14 - 12/31/14 $761.46 / Nov-Dec $1304.25/month
Carlton & Mary Sherron 3366859081
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Top things to do in North Myrtle Beach
- The Beach!!!
- Enjoy MANY on-site Water Amenities
- Alabama Theatre and/or Carolina Opry
- Eat at Great Restaurants
- Shop at Tanger Outlets or Barefoot Landing
Top things to do on a budget
- Full Size Kitchen Available
- The Beach!!!
- Enjoy the on-site Water Amenities
- Enjoy The Views!!!
Top things to do with a family
- Miniature Golf
- The Beach!!!
- The on-site Water Amenities
Carlton & Mary Sherron , owner


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Size of Home Theater 23X13 Equipment list: Projector- BENQ PE 8720 Screen Stewart StudioTek130 110" Speakers Polk Audio RT12 System Remote Pronto Pioneer Elite VSX84TXSi Receiver Pioneer Elite DVD player. Up converting. I am holding off until Spring to purchase either a HD DVD or Blue ray DVD player. I am told they are still having issues with this technology, and next spring they should have all the kinks worked out. I did almost everything myself. I hired an electrician for all the electrical work, I had a contractor mud and tape the drywall and I had an A/V compny wire and setup all the electronics. Overall I am very happy with the way my Home theater turned out and I am sure my family, my freinds and myself will get years of entertainment and fun out of it. Overall cost came in at 30K, but this includes another room next to the theater 15X12. Now that my wife knows I can actually do this, she has me finishing the rest of the basement and putting in a full bathroom next to the theater.
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Ratings: 24 | Reviews: 14 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev -1.2%
07-05-2014 20:03:01 | More by Sparky44
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
04-27-2014 08:29:27 | More by PretzelCity
4/5 rDev -1.2%
03-23-2014 19:51:56 | More by Drknight
4/5 rDev -1.2%
03-09-2014 18:46:59 | More by Maxilouis
4.75/5 rDev +17.3%
04-20-2013 08:12:32 | More by Josiah2729
4/5 rDev -1.2%
03-30-2013 04:11:50 | More by BAsbill
4/5 rDev -1.2%
01-30-2013 22:53:49 | More by imperiallibations
4/5 rDev -1.2%
01-15-2013 07:43:31 | More by pixieskid
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -9.1%
Bottle from Jason, brought back from Belgium. 33cl bottle into a tulip, best before February 29, 2014.
Pale golden yellow, lightly hazy. White head with light lace and moderate retention. Nose has some light herbal character, bitter citrus, crackers, Belgian tripel/pale ale yeast profile, a bit of sulphur and straw. Taste is crackery, grassy, bitter hopping into the finish. Grainy breads, mild citrus and a bit of spice. Dry in the finish, fairly light mouthfeel and medium high carbonation.
12-24-2012 16:44:24 | More by liamt07
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev -1.2%
11-11-2012 23:25:16 | More by brikelly
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
10-17-2012 18:47:35 | More by djcira
4.03/5 rDev -0.5%
Sampled July 2010 at Beer Mania
The beer glass for this beer is definitely quite exquisite, though how it is remotely worth 60 is beyond me. The beer pours with a frothy, meringue like head that is just palely tanned. There is a touch of haze to the golden body. The beer is aromatic with a spicy / floral character to it; I get notes of ginger, white pepper, honey-like malt, bright pear and ripe green apples as well as notes of clove and cardamom. Hay-like pale-wheat like aromatics are joined by some cracker like notes as well. When sediment was added to the glass it contributes an earthy, yeasted note to the aroma and somehow rounds things out.
The beer is fizzy, with a carbonic, peppery bite to it as it first hits my tongue. There is a touch of malt sweetness (honey and sweet pale malt) here, but it is dry overall because of the hop bite,bitterness and spicy, peppery finish. The malt character contributes a hay like and cracker leaning dryness to this beer. Spicy clove notes are quite apparent and there are also notes that remind me of coriander, cardamom and perhaps even some nutmeg. Addition of the sediment brings a roundness to the flavor that mutes the pepper and adds an earthy yeast note to the finish.
This seems to be a beer meant to be drunk and enjoyed on a daily basis. It is very well balanced between the malt, hop, spice and yeast character that all play an equal role, contributing to a harmonious whole. The glass really is quite nice, and at the least, very interesting and no doubt contributes to the overall effect of this beer.
12-27-2010 17:56:26 | More by Gueuzedude
4.15/5 rDev +2.5%
Served at Beer Mania, Brussels, Belgium on 3/21/2010.
A- Poured from the bottle into the famed Mea Culpa glass with a thin white head, which quickly receded to a haze layer and some nice lacing. Body was a hazy yellow color and moderately carbonated. It's tempting to give this a '5' because of its particular appearance in the Mea Culpa glass!
S- Fresh cracked grain and some doughy aromas combine with some Belgian yeast aromatics in a lovely bouquet with just a touch of stale hops.
T- A nice replicate of the doughy nose with some mild hop bitterness emerging midway and persisting through the finish. Some subtle non-descript spiciness is in there as well. All perceived flavors are delicate (not weak, but nicely delicate).
M- Medium to large body with some creaminess imparted by a velvet blanket of carbonation. Lovely.
D- A very quaffable beer... I wish it were more available in the US!
03-30-2010 03:09:25 | More by jgasparine
4.15/5 rDev +2.5%
Bought from Beer Mania a few month ago and cellared since then. The beer presents with an attractive honey color, not much darker than necessary to avoid confusion with a pils, somewhat marred by flakes of sediment (perhaps the fault of a hasty pour), and almost a finger of ivory foam. The scent is quite delicate, of yeasty dough with just a smidgen of floral hops, clove and smoke. The flavor is restrained -- more so than my memory of a fresher version -- and balanced among a surprising malt sweetness, with maybe a touch of citrus zest (in no way tasting like an ingredient), supplanted by a cleansing bite of herbacious hop. The mouthfeel is substantial but not quite chewy, toeing the line of a session beer but one you don't just quaff.
02-16-2010 20:11:40 | More by ManforallSaisons
4/5 rDev -1.2%
Thanks to Floydster for grabbing this for me. Like a moron I opened this one sitting at my desk. It foamed over in a split second and left my pants soaked with beer. This is going well. The beer looks great in the glass. It's a slightly cloudy dark orange with a monstrous 3 finger white head. Lacing is left all over the glass after a few minutes.
The nose is phenolic and of biscuity malt with notes of ripe golden apples, pears, oranges, and a little lemon. I detect floral spices, earthy hops, straw, and grass. The yeast character is decidedly Belgian.
The flavor opens with apples and toasted biscuity malt. This segues into pears, lemons, and spices, with an underlying earthy hop character. The yeast is again distinctly Belgian. Sweetness is at a low level. The finish is apples and pears. The beer is medium bodied with a lower medium level of carbonation. This is a straight forward Belgian Pale, but I haven't had one for a while and it's actually pretty damn good. Well done, Brouwerij De Cock.
01-19-2010 05:20:29 | More by HopHead84
4.13/5 rDev +2%
Brought this back with me from belgium and have been saving for a rainy day... pours a golden orange color; huge white pillowy head, leaving tons of lacing. Has a subtle but inviting spicy, yeasty aroma and the taste follows: spicy, lemony, candied flavor. Like a slightly spicy vanilla wafer and some custard. Everything is very well balanced with subtle lingering sweetness from the belgian candied sugar. Really glad I picked one up, a world class pale ale
11-29-2009 18:35:15 | More by wilwfu
3.63/5 rDev -10.4%
330 ml bottle purchased from Beer Mania a few months back, I wonder if they will start selling this beer outside of their facility, reviewed from notes, poured into my Chimay goblet, light orange color with golden highlights, two inch frothy white head, aroma consists of tons of different spices,vegetables, perfume, bread, floral accents, lemon juice, Belgian yeast, peaches, toastiness, and sweetness, flavor starts off with a dry quality mixed earthy accents, spices and bread in the middle, Belgian yeast mixed with lemons and peaches in the finish, warms up with more spices coming out, everything from cloves, nutmeg, to even spruce, dry, spicy, and yeasty mouthfeel, lots of carbonation but it was fitting for the style, medium bodied, taste lingers for a long time, could drink another one or two of these, pretty light overall, no booze in the flavor, stays smooth even with a huge spice component, this exclusive beer was a nice surprise, not a bad brew for its small cost of a couple euros, would drink again if it were more easily accessible, worth trying
08-23-2009 23:17:33 | More by Floydster
New York
3.95/5 rDev -2.5%
Pours a orange color with a big white frothy head.
Aroma is very perfume like, floral, lemons, bread and belgian yeast.
Flavor is ok...very earthy, lemon, fresh baked bread, belgian yeast and peachy like fruit flavor. This beer is very carbonated, almost too much for my liking, somewhat thin and spicy from the carbonation. Its a drinkable beer, but nothing i was overly impressed with.
05-05-2009 15:41:14 | More by gregc
4.08/5 rDev +0.7%
Pours into that sexy Mea Culpa glass a barely hazed orangish/amber. Thick frothy creme head. Nose is perfume, floral, and dough. Flavor is a bit tangy sweet. Mild earthy tones. Pretty good balance. Vibrant and champagne like. Very easy to drink. Elegant, smooth, and nice flavor.
03-19-2009 12:52:26 | More by RblWthACoz
3.65/5 rDev -9.9%
33cl bottle labeled BB 15/11/09.
Poured a lighter and slightly hazy yellow color with a huge sized white head. Aromas of fruits (I'm getting apples and some pears) and spices. Tastes follow with the spices coming through stronger. Thinner body. Lots of lacing left on the glass. A little one dimensional, but still enjoyable.
Notes from 3/13/07
11-13-2008 18:32:11 | More by hopdog
3.5/5 rDev -13.6%
This is "the house beer" at Beer Mania in Brussels. It is the invention of the Nasser (the proprietor) and comes in a very unusual glass and is really pretty good. The clientele at this store/cafe is decidedly beer-geeky, so perhaps Nasser just brews to a geek's taste. It is a substantial but very drinkable beer. A regular visitor to this site could probably have this as a session beer.
It poured a dark yellow with a very fine champagne-like head. Aroma was clovey and densely malty and bread-y. Flavor was very malty, but not in an overly sweet cereal-y or grain-y way. Mouthfeel was a bit chalk-y and rough, but not bad.
I would recommend this beer; I thought it to be pretty good. I had a bottle at Beer Mania in Brussels.
10-23-2008 02:54:30 | More by BeerBelcher
Ontario (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +5.7%
Pours a dark gold, slightly hazy. Huge head off an average pour. Foamy with medium-sized bubbles. Carbonation looks serious, bubbles just won't stop flying upwards. Really great looking pale ale. Spiderweb lacings.
A really fantastic, fruity aroma. Lemonade, sweet honey, coriander. Belgian yeast.
Coriander and honey figure large in the beer in my opinion. A sugary sweetness, think cream soda. Maybe a little bit of ginger Very soft vanilla notes. Grainy malt is overshadowed (not in a bad way) by all the spices, not that I can name them! Alcohol is well hidden in this balanced ale.
Mouthfeel is fantastic. I was a little worried by the look of the carbonation, but it was very nice, quite refreshing.
The label listed 10 ingredients, so six spices. Very furstrating not being able to pick them out. Nonetheless, a really fantastic blond.
04-21-2008 23:39:11 | More by CanuckRover
Ontario (Canada)
4.53/5 rDev +11.9%
I figured for my first review ever (of many more to come, however) that I'd do a 'different' beer. Tasted it at Beer Mania in Brussels. This was the third time I'd had the beer there. It was different this time than I remembered it and I asked Nasser (owner of Beer Mania and creator of Mea Culpa) if he'd changed the recipe - he said they reduced the refermentation sugar because it was getting too carbonated. Bottles post a best before date of two years after brewing (so this one would have expired around October 25, 2009), but are clearly capable of aging well beyond that.
Notes: 6.5% alcohol and bottle conditioned. No ingredients listed on bottle or website, other than "ten spices." Reviewed Thursday, January 24, 2008.
Tasting notes:
Appearance: Pours (into the specially-designed Mea Culpa glass) a slightly hazy golden yellow with straw coloured highlights. The snow-white head is like a marshmallow that refuses to go away. Even at the end of the glass, it was still sitting there like a big cloud. I've actually never seen anything like it. Of course it left a good amount of lace on the glass, too.
Nose: Vanilla, lavender, thyme, grainy malt and citrusy hops. Smells very appetizing. Slight bitterness noticeable and it does have a hint of sweetness in the nose. Good complexity, right from the start.
Taste: The nose continues through the body, carrying the vanilla, lavender, thyme and graininess. The citrusy hops come through as confit lemon, and there is also the typical Belgian yeast funk, which is in perfect balance with everything else. The beer is quite full-bodied and slightly cloying on the finish, although it is very dry.
Overall: A truly excellent blonde. Very complex and ageable - I'd say two years minimum before the beer really starts hitting its stride. Not as cloying as other blondes can be, and dryer than is typical for the style. Nasser says his favourite beer is Orval, and maybe the dryness is a reflection of that.
02-27-2008 16:41:16 | More by TripperDaniel
New York
4.1/5 rDev +1.2%
Had this back in July at Beer Mania served in it's own crazy glass. It poured a crystal clear light golden amber color topped with a thick white head and lots of visible carbonation just like a blonde should be. The aroma is quite yeasty with honey sweetness. It is very smooth with a good malt backbone. The taste is pretty light and the body is pretty light as well. Good drinkability.
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This past week began with the sad news about Marvin Hamlisch's death. He was an idol of mine because his music — both Broadway and pop — was such an important part of my childhood. Not only did I love his chord changes and melodies, but I especially loved his music because when it was at the height of popularity, I was a young pianist and his songs always seemed to feature the piano. A Chorus Line began with that famous piano line "da da, da dum dum dum — Again!" And the piano was prevalent throughout so many other songs in that show: the beginning of "Nothing," the famous "One" vamp and all throughout "At the Ballet," which was played on that incredibly cool 1970s electric keyboard, the Fender Rhodes. Then, pop-wise, there was that great piano intro to "The Spy Who Loved Me" and the beautiful vamp that starts "The Way We Were." When fellow SiriusXM host Christine Pedi interviewed Marvin, he said that vamp represented church bells chiming on the campus where the characters played by Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand went to college.
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Donna and Priscilla remembered that at one point Michael Bennett was going to direct the film. He wanted to keep the show's feeling of urgency and desperation for a job, so the film was going to be about a bunch of actors trying out for the Chorus Line film! It was going to take place on a soundstage and there'd be all different people trying out for each part. Sadly, it never happened. When the real film went into production, all the originals were given a chance to audition, but Priscilla felt it was only so Sir Richard Attenborough could say, "Well, I saw them all and they weren't right for the film." As a matter of fact, when Donna tried out, he asked her to do it again and condescendingly told her, "You know, this is film. You don't need to speak so loudly." Donna said, "But isn't Cassie onstage? Talking to a director all the way in the back of the audience?" Touche!Continued...


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· Submitting timesheet in a timely manner
· Ability to work collaboratively, effectively, and efficiently with associates at various retail locations
· Communicate customer feedback to SC and store management concerning product requests and suggestions
· Promote a respectful working environment by engaging and influencing others in a positive and friendly manner
· Able to work in a team environment to achieve overall sales goal
· Promote a feel-good/fun environment for anyone that touches the Benefit brand
· Be passionate and tenacious
· Act professionally
· Act ethically and with integrity
· Use good judgment
Qualifications and/or Experience:
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions:
· Strong retail and customer service experience (cosmetics experience preferred but not required)
· Makeup artistry or aesthetics experience preferred
· Able to work a flexible work schedule including nights, weekends, and holidays
· Must have reliable access to transportation to various work locations within region
· Comfortable with working in a fast-paced environment that requires multi-tasking with minimal supervision
· Passionate about cosmetics and a desire to learn
· A go-getter! Must be comfortable approaching clients and 'traffic stopping'
Work Environment:
· Dynamic, Fun, Exciting, Team-spirited, "Never the same thing twice!"
· Able to adapt to different requirements for various retailers (i.e. knowledgeable and comfortable with Sephora Brand Expectations and Shoppers Drug Mart Vendor Expectations)
· Comfortable with direct physical contact with clients (makeup and skincare application)
· Continuous standing/ walking for 8 hours
· Work in a fragrance-filled environment
· Consistent and reliable attendance
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Benefit Cosmetics is an Equal Opportunity Employer