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This document contains conceptual and procedural information about interacting with data extensions within Contact Builder.
Data extensions represent tables containing attributes and related values pertaining to Contact Builder. Data extensions can contain either information entered manually or imported through an import definition. Attributes and values can contain specific contact record information or related information, such as sales or shipping information. Each data extension contains the following information:
You can designate a single attribute as a primary key, or a unique value used within a data extension (usually used to identify a contact, such as an email address or a mobile number). You can also indicate whether an attribute can contain a default value or a required value. Finally, you can indicate whether the attribute contains a range of values or whether that attribute cannot contain certain values.
You can establish relationships between data extensions to provide flexible and powerful access to contact data. An attribute in one data extension links to another attribute on another data extension with a specified cardinality. Review the Data Designer documentation for more information.
The data extension grid in the Contact Builder app displays all data extensions contained within an account. You can review information about a specific data extension in this grid, including the following values:
You can determine the length of time you keep data in a data extension using a data retention policy. Data extensions with a data retention policy automatically delete information older than a given date from the data extension. Each account uses a default period of six months for data retention, and you can modify that value as necessary. Data retention ensures that you use only the most recent and most valid data as part of your sends, and it also ensures the send occurs more quickly because the application must deal with a lesser amount of data (as opposed to parsing all data collected during the existence of the account).
Contact your relationship manager regarding the data retention feature for your account.
Each data extension displays the following information:
Data extensions form the basis of contact information within the ExactTarget application. By creating and linking data extensions, you can access information about contacts and use that information to segment, filter, and target contacts with relevant sends. You can also use this data to target contacts across multiple channels (such as email, social, and mobile messaging). Finally, you can use data extensions to hold information imported from external sources and use that information as part of your segmenting, filtering, and targeting activities.
Follow the steps below to create a data extension within your account:
Follow the steps below to create a copy of an existing data extension.
Follow the steps below to move an existing data extension
Follow the steps below to edit an existing data extension:
Follow the steps below to delete an existing data extension. Note that this step deletes the entire data extension and not just the information contained within the data extension.
Follow the steps below to clear all data within a data extension. This action leaves the existing data extension and attirbutes intact and removes all values contained for those attributes.
Data extension policies govern which users and processes can modify or delete a data extension (including attributes and information). You must be an administrator to make these changes. Follow the instructions below to manage policies for a data extension:
You can perform imports and exports directly from a data extension by clicking the Import and Export buttons in the data extension window. These buttons allow you to perform the following actions:
Use this method to import information into a data extension you might wish to use across channels within the ExactTarget Marketing Cloud. For information specific to a single channel (such as Email or Mobile), use the import function within the app that imports the information and subscribes the contact to a message.


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This lavishly illustrated book is devoted to some of the most striking doors in Venice: striking either because of their age and design, or because of their sad state of neglect.
Doors are often beautiful in themselves. In addition, they are entry points, and are therefore symbols of shelter, warmth, home, and other comforts. A door's handles, knockers, and other furniture, also have both practical and symbolic purposes.
It is always the case that at least some thought has been devoted to the design of any given door, and the design gives us an insight into the minds of the builder and subsequent owners. The present condition of the door – whether immaculate or dilapidated – provides an indication of the building's history. And, finally, one is reminded, when looking at doors in Venice, of both the age of the city and of its long struggle against the sea: there is an almost complete absence of right-angles, and water often laps dangerously close.

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ORONO – The Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center at UMaine is to receive the 2006 Maine Merit Award from the New England Board of Higher Education for Maine Policy Review, the center's policy-analysis journal published three times yearly.
Founded in 1991, Maine Policy Review "provides relevant, in-depth analyses of state and regional policy issues for decision-makers at all levels of government and interested Maine citizens," says Kathryn Hunt, editor for the last 11 years.
The journal is available on-line at http://www.umaine.edu/mcsc/mpr.htm. It is overseen by a board of 23 members representing private, nonprofit and government sector organizations, policymakers, and citizens across the state. It is published jointly by the Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center at UMaine and Margaret Chase Smith Library in Skowhegan.
The next issue, due out in December, will feature articles on healthcare, tax reform, teacher certification in Maine, forest ownership trends, and community development.
The New England Board of Higher Education was formed in 1955 to promote greater educational opportunities and services for the residents of New England. It works across the six New England states to: engage and assist leaders in the assessment, development, and implementation of sound education practices and policies of regional significance.
An awards ceremony is scheduled for Feb. 24 at the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston.


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Despite rising costs and inmate numbers, it doesn't seem like building new facilities is on anyone's agenda to curb West Virginia's crowded correctional system problems.
During a panel discussion for the media at an Associated Press sponsored legislative preview, members of the Legislature and the West Virginia Division of Corrections addressed the issues facing the system.
Corrections Commissioner Jim Rubenstein said the system is "at crisis stage right now," because the 5,400 prison beds are almost always occupied, and nearly 2,000 people every day are sent to one of the 10 regional jails throughout the state because there is no room in the prison system.
"As a citizen, as a father and a grandfather in the state of West Virginia, I certainly would rather see tax dollars go to another area besides the construction of a new prison," Rubenstein said. "And I think that some of the recommendations from the Council of State Government, as we work collectively with all three branches of government, there is certainly some potential to control the population and to do things in a manner that would hopefully avoid any type of talk about construction of a new prison."
He said constructing a new prison could cost anywhere from $150 million to $200 million, and the other panelists: Regional Jails Director Joe DeLong, Delegate Patrick Lane, R-Kanawha, and Sen. Corey Palumbo, D-Kanawha, all agreed that new construction would be a last resort.
DeLong said the actual regional jail population is in line with what their housing capacity is, so the over-crowding issues come strictly from housing state-sentenced inmates that weren't supposed to be in the jails.
Lane said he thinks the state needs to put a continuum of resources in place as a more cost-effective way to stem the problems for individuals who may only need a low level of support. He said he also would like to see a uniform, consistent sentencing schedule for the state.
The Council for Justice report outlined the importance of risk assessment, and DeLong said the Division of Corrections agrees that it's beneficial to find a way to determine appropriate incarceration and treatment remedies.
"It will be beneficial, as we move forward, in finding a way we can use incarceration as a means of protecting society from people that we're afraid of as opposed to a place we put everybody we're just mad at," DeLong said. "One thing we don't want to do is take low-risk, perhaps addicts, or people who have committed other types of offenses and put them in a system where we train them and release them to become higher-risk."
DeLong said risk assessment has been a part of successful reform packages in other states, and it might be hard to quantify its importance as an individual item, but it works as part of a larger program.
Rubenstein said he's proud of the educational and residential substance abuse treatment units that are in place in the state's facilities.
"If you had someone on a unit for six months to a year, and they've got an addiction and they're going back into the community, then they're unable to access resources for three months or later, that's a recipe for disaster in my mind," Rubenstein said.
Palumbo and Lane agreed that there probably would not be any legislation to create a new treatment facility.
The Council for Justice report also suggested supervision for individuals once they're released from corrections facilities, something both Lane and Palumbo said the Legislature has looked at in the past.
Palumbo said last year a bill would have shortened sentences by six months but included supervision.
"They're getting out one way or the other," he said. "I think there are plenty of studies that indicate if people are supervised on their release, the chances of their committing another crime significantly decrease."
Rubenstein fielded a question about the public perception that facilities sometimes "coddle" inmates, but he said some of the regional jails are bigger than his hometown of Thomas.
"When I wake up every day, my main concern is the professional, dedicated staff that work for the Division of Corrections," Rubenstein said. "Ninety-five percent of these individuals come back out into society based on their sentence.
"I feel we have a real challenge; one of our main objectives should be to prepare them for successful re-entry."
Rubenstein said West Virginia has a 28.5 percent recidivism rate, which is the sixth lowest in the nation, but he would like that to be a lower number.
"The Legislature has been good to the Division of Corrections through the years," he said.


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The home of artist Viljo Syrjämä - lobby
Under the trees lies the beautiful home of artist Viljo Syrjämä. The artist designed and built his house himself. Even the bricks in the wall are self-made. The only bought piece of furniture is the piano. The model and the idea for the building came from a photograph presenting the Byzantine covenant San Marco in Florence. The Byzantine style can be seen in the cupolas, vaults and golden-based mosaics of the building. The works of artist Syrjämä remind many of us of the pieces by Akseli Gallen-Kallela.
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Under the trees lies the beautiful home of artist Viljo Syrjämä. The artist designed and built his ho...
The border stone "Kuhankuono" which according to records was placed here at least 600 years ago. It i...
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Snw in a woods.
Finland is the jam. It came from an exploding egg, the egg of a water bird, the top half of which you can still see in the shape of the starry canopy that hangs over the earth.
Finland is the most sparsely-populated country in the EU with only 5 million people. It's also been ranked the second most stable country in the world, after Norway.
Historically, Finland has been a part of Sweden and later, Russia. It was an autonomous Grand Duchy during the Russian Empire's reign and lasted as such until their declaration of independence in 1917. Subsequently Finland survived a civil war and wars against both Russia and Nazi Germany to eventually settle down as an EU member circa 1955.
Finnish language is cool, it's totally unrelated to the whole Latin-root thing. Its closest relative is Hungarian. Linguistic historians estimate that it came from northern central Russia from 3000BC.
If you're in Helsinki, the museum at Suomenlinna has some interesting bunkers and military wreckage, including a submarine!
Caught on camera! Here's your long-awaited proof. Santa Claus comes from Finland.
Apart from Lappland, the other thing most people are familiar with out of Finland is aquavite. Literally it translates to "water of life" but it may make you feel more like you are dying when it hits your throat.
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Showtime is "Showing up"...HBO fakes it 'til they make it., Comparison...
Showtime is "Showing up"...HBO fakes it 'til they make it., Comparison...
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I have been bringing this up over the past few weeks in regards to HBO. Their whole "the megafight is ours" attitude is leading to their demise.
1. Public display of nuthuggery (that word makes me laugh every time I hear it)
2. Putting waaay too much stock into network fighter that they "believe" will raise their ratings
3. Bad matchmaking
4. Lackluster performances in overhyped fights
5. 24/7 series is hit and miss
What I've seen from Showtime as of late, is great fights. Not sure if Im the only one who notices this, but it seems like fighters on that network, dont have this big fuckin' cloud of fighting to "measure up" against the expectations of the megafight.
On HBO, you have guy fighting in this "delusionally competitive" manner, and hoping to shine since this IS the "mgeafight" network. Guys are either overmatched and end up not living up to the hype, or they fight so cautiously (with bigger fights in mind) that they put on lackluster performances.
HBO is hanging on to the whole idea of this fight happening on their network, and they're slowly killing the network. Mind you, I watch EVERY fight that airs, regardless of the station, but watching Showtime gives me this feeling of relief, sort of like the weekend...no more answering phones, working with idiot coworkers & customers, no more listening to the same shit...you actually have a breather from the nonsense.
One more thing, has anybody noticed lesser known guys becoming upset artists and bigger names on Showtime? Think about it...
1. Back in 2010, Salido was fed to Gamboa to make him look good, but he fought Lopez on Showtime and became the man overnight.
2. Josesito Lopez (sp) was fed to Jessie Vargas to help Jessie become a star (and almost kicked his ass) and was totally forgotten about, but got an Ortiz bout in Showtime and scored an upset.
3. Ward was overlooked on HBO, and got dates on Showtime...now look at him.
4. Quillin was overlooked on HBO, but got a date on a decent card on Showtime. He was supposed to be in the FMJ/Cotto card, but nobody wanted to see it.
Thoughts? Anything to add?
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ward and his ppl actually decided to fly under the radar. they wanted to move at their own pace so that he could develop properly. that was thee best move they ever made!!!! hbo should not be in the business of developing fighters. that is a process that takes time. their concerns about putting on big fights and creating stars do NOT produce results. showtime has a "let the chips fall where they may" approach and it works. they, for the most part, do not have any vested interest in any one fighter....therefore, we get great match ups and the winners keep going. unlike hbo where guys like pirog disappear off the map for beating the house fighter....and guys like sergio martinez get second rate treatment while a manufactured guy like chavez gets preferential treatment. hbo is constantly doing shit wrong....listening to all the wrong ppl. how the fuck did thomas hauser get a job at hbo!?!?!? seriously??? what's next....dan rafael??? clueless bastids deserve the failure they have coming.
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Monaco and Eze Small Group Day Trip from Cannes
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Monaco and Eze Small Group Day Trip from Cannes. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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Excellent tour. Only 3 of us in a van with such personal service, and the trip was beautiful!
very informative guide.
money well spent for the trip
The day could not have been more prefect from the weather to our driver, what a wonderful man he was like family as he drove us around and explained every fine detail of the trip and what our day would consist of. He and Viator deserves 6 stars....
A great trip and a fun way to see the area from Cannes without a car. The tour took us to some interesting places in Eze. It was very crowded, but that is France in July
My husband and I really enjoyed this tour. Our tour guide Michael was so informative and we learned so much from him; you could really tell that he loves teaching others and truly enjoys what he does! This is a great way to see Monaco, Monte Carlo, and Eze in a nice relaxing way.
Our guide, Rolf was amazing: so informed, so gracious, so hospitable. We loved every second of this day long trip. It also included tours of Antibes and Nice as well as the hills and a waterfall along the Cote d'Azur. Spectacular views and breath-taking scenery.
This was a wonderful day with our fantastic guide Sylvia. Eze was a real highlight of our time in Southern France. It is so interesting and charming. Monaco/Monte Carlo were amazing as well. We were given plenty of time to explore on our own, and Sylvia stopped at a couple of fantastic spots to take photos from high above the sea.
Excellent tour, and Michael knew the answer to everything. It was a pleasant and enjoyable tour - - even our younger children loved it. Would definitely recommend this tour to friends.
A truly wonderful experience...so pleased I booked. Eze was charming, loved the visit to Fragonard Perfume which was fascinating. Then onto to beautiful Monaco, a tour of the cathedral where Princess Grace is buried. A lovely lunch with Sanaa, followed by the Pink Palace and stunning views across the principality. Finally, onto Monaco for a spot of people/luxury car watching whilst sipping coffee outside the casino...all in all sheer bliss! Jonathan was terrific...very knowledgeable and charming. Loved the small group (max 8). Will definitely book future tours with Viatour!
We booked this excursion to maximize the short amount of time we had to spend in Cote d'Azur. We were extremely happy with the tour and especially with our guide Andreas. Andreas made our visit to the south of France very special even though the weather did not cooperate. We enjoyed our small group day trip so much that we booked a private 4 hour tour the next day with Andreas which included our return to the Nice airport. Highly recommend booking online with Viator!
You cant go to Cannes without taking advantage of going to Monaco the sea sight amazing
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As an admittedly well travelled person who has taken many many tours,I have to say that this was one of the best I've ever taken. Relaxed and informal,aided by the excellent Tomasz(hope I have the spelling right),both driver and tour guide from Belorussia who is studying in Nice,this tour was a joy to behold.
We witnessed great scenery, visited marvellous places and had great fun and rapport with just a small group of eight.We even got to do our James Bond number in Monte Carlo casino in our 'inappropriate' attire as there is no dress code before evening. I'm only sorry that I didn't order a Dry Martini, shaken not stirred at the bar. But I will next time. Highly recommended tour.
Awesome trip! I highly recommend it. Our driver stopped and allowed us to take pictures of some of the best views of the French Riviera. The perfume tour in Eze was interesting and fun. Have lunch in Monaco and tour the town. There is something for everyone to see and do. Visit the Park, Museum, Cathedral, Palace, shop, etc. See the Casino in Monte Carlo.
This tour was perfect to our needs. You get to see a little bit of each part. We really enjoyed the little town of Eze, and though Monte Carlo was short, we were ready to get back to our hotel by the end of the day. Our tour guide, Sandrin, was great. She was extremely knowledgeable and very nice.
This day trip is excellent. There were four of us in my group and another party of three joined us in Nice. The natural scenery from Nice to Eze was awesome. Our tour guide "Regis" was great. He knew quite a bit of history which painted an interesting backdrop as we travelled to Eze, Monaco and Monte Carlo. Eze was our favourite stop. We wish we could have spent more time there at the castle to explore all the petite shops and sit in the Hotel restaurant that had a magnificient view of the Riviera. Overall we thoroughly enjoyed the tour and cannot help but mention our tour guide Regis again. He was extremely friendly and gave a good mix of history and social news that kept us on the edge - excellent! Definitely worth the value.


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COLFAX, La. (KALB News Channel 5) - Grant Parish Sheriff's Office wants to warn the people of another scam that has found its way to Grant Parish.
According to the Grant Parish Sheriff's Office, if anyone has received a suspicious letter and/or check, do not respond or take any other action. Throw the letter and check away.
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Serial Killer Claims He Slashed O.J. Simpson's Ex-Wife
Nearly two decades after the brutal murder of the wife of ex-football star O.J. Simpson and an acquaintance, a convicted serial killer has come forward with information he says links him to the crime.
In an Investigation Discovery Channel documentary to be aired Nov. 21, California death-row inmate Glen Roger, a convicted murderer who says he has killed 70 women in several states, is coming forward with new information– facts he says he knows only because he was there.
Roger was arrested in November 1995 — a month after Simpson's murder trial ended — and charged with killing five women in several states.
His assertions come at a time when a lot has changed since Orenthal James (OJ) Simpson, actor and ex-football star, who was acquitted of charges related to the brutal murder of ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her acquaintance, Ronald Goldman.
Though the 65-year-old one-time winner of the Heisman Award as the nation's best college player, now sits in prison convicted of charges related to a 2008 robbery, professors, lawyers, criminologists, and the general public alike continue to rehash and dissect the 1995 case that divided a nation.
On June 12, Nicole Brown Simpson, ex-wife of the running back who set records playing for the Buffalo Bills, and a friend named Ronald Goldman were stabbed to death.
Viewers around the country are expected to tune in as members of the family of the self-described serial killer discuss the case on "My Brother The Serial Killer," a documentary to air on the Investigation Discovery Channel.
"When we hear of horrific crimes, we ask ourselves 'Who would do such a thing?,'" said Henry Schleiff, president and general manager of Investigation Discovery, in a statement. "Imagine the horror of discovering that the person who'd committed these gruesome crimes was sitting right next to you, your own brother."
The family of Roger alleges he killed Brown Simpson and Goldman after eyeing the 35-year-old mother of two while working in Los Angeles as a housepainter in 1994.
Furthermore, the family alleges that the white truck seen speeding from the crime scene was driven by Roger, who used the same type of vehicle in his line of work.
Though Roger's participation in the Brown Simpson murder is still in question, the cross-country killing spree he embarked on during this time is not.
Authorities were only able to stop Roger in November of 1995 after a family tipped them off to his location.
"I wasn't turning in my brother. I was turning in a serial killer," said Clay Roger, in a statement released by Discovery. "My brother hadn't lived there for a long time."
Roger was arrested, convicted and now awaits the death penalty for murdering five women in both California and Florida. The number is lower than the 70 lives Roger claims he has taken.
According to CNN , the families of both Nicole Simpson and Goldman, as well as law enforcement officials, consider the confession and allegations false.
"The overwhelming evidence at the criminal trial proved that one, and only one, person murdered Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman," Fred Goldman, father of the deceased. "That person is O.J. Simpson and not Glen Rogers."
"The fact that O.J. Simpson was acquitted was a travesty of justice that tarnished the criminal justice system," he said. "Now every guilty person prays to the altar of O.J. Simpson for deliverance from their crimes. A [hundred thousand] screaming Glen Rogers, packed in the Los Angeles Coliseum, all confessing in unison, would not absolve O.J. Simpson of the murders he committed."


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A: Thanks to modern technology, tracking down the work of indie designers and fashion up-and-comers is easier than ever. Here are four great places to start:
If you're in New York, check out Made in NYC for a list of locally made products. The site includes the apparel industry as well as many non-clothing items produced in NYC.
Another suggestion is the local search feature on Etsy. Limit your search to shop locations in New York, NY to browse thousands of pieces from clothing designers living and working right here in the Big Apple. (Tip: Local searches are a great way to discover indie designers from other cities, too!)
Gretchen's Closet is a fashion-focused website which includes a huge list of indie designer boutiques both in NYC and around the globe.
Racked NY recently published the Indie 38, a collection of thirty-eight of their favorite NYC-based independent designers and clothing boutiques. Both Manhattan and Brooklyn-based spots are included in this list.


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BENTON – Losing six seniors from a state playoff team may seem like a lot to lose going into the next season, but the Benton Lady Panthers volleyball team is not shy on experience.
"We have five seniors this year and they all pretty much played last year, or played some," Benton Coach Brandy Chumley said. "They know what it takes, and I have a feeling they're going to do what it takes to have a good year. It's been fun so far."
BRYANT – What a difference a year makes. After winning the 7A/6A South conference with an undefeated record, the Bryant Lady Hornets volleyball team returns one player with extended varsity experience as Bryant graduated eight seniors last season. This year, the Lady Hornets have no seniors.
"We definitely look different," Bryant Coach Beth Solomon said. "Last year, our entire varsity, other than Abby Staton, were all seniors. This year, we look a little bit different, but we're still as aggressive. We're going to play just as intense.
BRYANT – The Bryant Lady Hornets volleyball team began the 2013 season with a 3-0 sweep of the Arkansas Baptist Lady Eagles on Tuesday night at Bryant Gym. The Lady Hornets were down 2-0 in the first set before taking the second-year program Lady Eagles 25-8. Bryant would win 25-4 in the second set and 25-8 in the third.
"The biggest thing from tonight was definitely our serving," Bryant Coach Beth Solomon said. "Savannah Shelton led the team with 20-plus aces tonight."Â
BENTON – Before the Arkansas Razorbacks hired Bret Bielema this past December, rumors swirled about who may take over as the head coach after a horrific 4-8 season in 2012. Super Bowl-winning coach and current Monday Night Football announcer Jon Gruden was included in the rumor-mill and three Razorbacks fans attempted to serenade Gruden to the Razorbacks' helm with their version of Beatles' classic "Hey Jude" with "Hey Grude."
Have you heard of this Mike Trout guy? You probably have if you've been watching any type of baseball at all the past two years. Trout is the centerfielder for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and he's pretty good.
EL DORADO – The Benton girls finished second and the boys fifth in the 18th Annual Simmons First Wildcat Invitational Golf Tournament at the par-71 El Dorado Country Club on Monday. The Lady Panthers shot a 312 coming behind a dominate performance from Conway, which shot a 251. Smackover was third at 331, El Dorado fourth, Camden Harmony Grove and Sheridan. Conway's Logan Tolliver took the overall girls title with an 80, while her teammate Alexis McDaniel shot an 81.
What defines an athlete as "the best of all time?" Is it the number of championship rings or trophies? What about the number of overall wins or pure dominance of a single superstar? While picking out the best baseball or football star may be hard to choose, Michael Jordan has the title in the NBA and Tiger Woods deserves it in the PGA.
Since winning his first few majors as a young professional, Woods has been compared to the likes of Jack Nicklaus, Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer. While some agree he is already the best to ever play, the critics still outweigh the opposition heavily.
Baseball's Hall of Fame Induction was last weekend and it was the first time since 1997 that the Baseball Writer's Association of America didn't vote a player in. The HOF Veteran's Committee voted umpire Hank O'Day, baseball pioneer Jacob Ruppert and pre-1900's catcher Deacon White. Congratulations to those guys which got in I've never heard of, but this column isn't about them. I'm looking toward next year when there will be three first-ballot HOFers in Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Frank Thomas.
BENTON – It will be an interim reunion of sorts when Benton Panther Assistant Coach Dwaine Fishburn and Freshman Panther Head Coach David Torres begin the basketball season. After six seasons as Benton's head basketball coach, Chris Nail took the assistant principal position. Fishburn was named interim head basketball coach and Torres was named the interim assistant coach at the Benton School Board Meeting on Tuesday night. The duo also were interim coaches for the Panthers for the 2006-2007 seasons before Nail's arrival.
BRYANT – The Bryant Everett Black Sox advanced to the championship game with an 11-0 win over Jacksonville Gwatney on Monday in the American Legion Junior Regional Tournament at Bryant Hornet Field. Bryant moves on to face Texarkana, Texas, for the tournament championship needing just one more win to secure the title.
"This might have been the best team win all year long," Bryant Coach Tyler Brown said. "We came out and we hit the ball well and had a plan at the plate. [We] played great defense which is always a plus and had great pitching. Great team win."


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The Toms River Hurricane Hotline number is currently down. Residents should call 732-349-0150 for any hurricane questions.
Toms River has activated its Hurricane Emergency Hotline for 4 p.m. Sunday and onward: 732-818-9901.
As Hurricane Sandy approaches the Jersey Shore, emergency workers are reminding people that call volume skyrockets during a crisis. Many of the calls are non-emergency calls that could be better handled by another agency.
The following is a partial list of phone numbers to call releated to specific problems you may have:
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The Pleasure Island Chamber of Commerce announced Five time Grammy Award Winning Blues Guitarist Buddy Guy as the headline performer for the 2013 Seafood Blues and Jazz Festival in October at the Fort Fisher Air Force Recreation Area.
The following was posted to the Chamber of Commerce Facebook page earlier today following an announcement at the Chamber of Commerce at 3PM.
------- 20th Pleasure Island Seafood Blues & Jazz proudly announces their headliner for 2013….
Buddy Guy
• Five time Grammy Award Winner
• 23 W.C. Handy Blues Awards (more than anyone)
• Billboard's Century Award
• Presidential National Medal of Arts
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Rolling Stone ranked him in top 30 of the top 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
• 2013 Kennedy Center Honoree
All this and he is only "76 years young"
Major influence for Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Stevie Ray Vaughan
A pioneer of Chicago's fabled electric blues West Side Sound
Known for his stage showmanship, playing guitar with a drumstick, his teeth, his elbow, his posterior and strolling into the audience
The B-L-U-E-S are coming to Pleasure Island in October.
Opening for Buddy will be the SLIDE BROTHERS (gospel blues with 3 pedal steel slide guitars at one time)
We have a double headliner…
Sunday we close with WET WILLIE - versatile, high-energy blues rock featuring good-time music, rollicking high-energy Southern soul
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As our society has changed and our sources for news have grown, the process it takes to get elected to office has changed dramatically. If one assumes (warning - BIG ASSUMPTION) that Hollywood captured these bygone days in the films it produced relating political campaigns of the time, then we get some semblance of an historical record of how "they" have evolved.
On April 29, 2005 I watched Politics (1931) on TCM, a comedy-drama with Marie Dressler as a landlord widow whose campaign against the incumbent Mayor's corruption by the speak easy owning gangster is assisted when all the married women in town go on strike against their husbands by refusing to do housework or perform any other wifely duties.
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Dodgers' closer could throw to hitters as early as Wednesday
VERO BEACH, Fla. -- Dodgers All-Star closer Takashi Saito cleared a key hurdle in his recovery from a strained calf muscle Monday, throwing 23 pain-free pitches in a Dodgertown bullpen session.
Manager Joe Torre and pitching coach Rick Honeycutt stayed behind to watch the session after the team buses left for Monday's game against the Orioles in Fort Lauderdale. The 38-year-old Saito complained of discomfort during a similar session last Thursday, and Torre wanted to be sure there was no repeat of that.
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"I'm more worried about after a couple of days, will my calf hold up?" Saito said.
Saito was slowed last year by a similar injury in another part of the calf. But last year, he was able to make his first exhibition game appearance March 7. He was reluctant to compare his progress this spring with last spring.
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Saito also couldn't say whether he'll be ready for Opening Day in three weeks.
"Obviously, that is a big concern, to get ready," he said. "That said, I have to take time to heal and not rush and be held back even longer. I have to concentrate on healing my calf."
After the bullpen session, Torre and Honeycutt drove to Ft. Lauderdale to rejoin the club for the game with the Orioles.
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WaPo 'On Faith' Editor Sally Quinn Fears Personhood Amendment's 'Slippery Slope'
The day before Mississippi voters went to the polls to decide whether to amend the state constitution to define "person" to include unborn children as early as the point of conception, Washington Post's Sally Quinn set out to denounce Initiative 26 on the "On Faith" blog that she edits.
Quinn, an atheist, groused that religious voters in the Magnolia State may make a significant change to the state constitution in order to protect unborn children's lives:
Attorney Brad Prewett, executive director of the "Yes on 26" campaign, was quoted as saying "It's an opportunity for people to say that we're made in the image of God." And the founder of Personhood Mississippi said, "We're just going to the heart of the matter, which is this: Is this a person or not? God says it is and science has confirmed it."
There it is. The law of the land, which gives women the right to choose, is being challenged for religious reasons.
Of course the cornerstone of American political philosophy is that every human being is "endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights" such as "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." What's more, Quinn failed to challenge the undisputable science behind the claim that, yes, a fertilized human egg is in fact, biologically speaking, a living human being.
Quinn moved on to another tired left-wing trope, working in a straw man argument about the death penalty for women who get an abortion or use birth control:
I've never been able to square the fact that so many of those who are in the pro-life movement are also pro-death penalty and have no problem with war. Some have even murdered people who are pro choice. Murder can be punishable by death. So if one follows that reasoning, everyone who takes a morning after pill, uses an IUD or any of more conventional ways of terminating a pregnancy could be on death row.
Quinn quickly recognized that, in fact, no one is arguing for prison time, much less the death penalty for women who get abortions. So she charged pro-lifers with hypocrisy and even worried that eventually they'd stop being hypocrites and look to shed blood of abortion patients:
There are a number of people who support the amendment, like Haley Barbour and Richard Land, who get nervous about using words like murder. Barbour is concerned about the issue of ectopic pregnancy and Land would not prosecute the women involved in ending a pregnancy. He also says that is why we have crimes that are called manslaughter.
But you can't have it both ways. Abortion is always premeditated. You can't call it murder and then say that the women should not be punished. Land wants to punish the doctors. Why only the doctors? The idea of not punishing a woman for deliberately cooperating in the murder of her own child is ridiculous and infantilizing. Oh, the girls just don't know what they are doing and shouldn't be held accountable?
Those who are anti-abortion often quote the Bible to back up their points of view. But here's one that twists those views in knots:
In Genesis, God makes a covenant with Noah. God says, "Whoever sheds the blood of a human, by a human shall that person's blood be shed: for in his own image, God made humankind."
Is this the sort of draconian, literal reading of Scripture that supporters of Mississippi's personhood amendment really want to see made law? That whoever sheds the blood of a fertilized egg, "by a human shall that person's blood be shed"?
"When you take this issue to its final conclusion you have to see how insane it is to categorize the issue and to make absolute rules," insisted/
But apparently to Quinn it's okay to make "absolute rules" -- no state shall amend its Constitution to define unborn babies as persons -- so long as they serves the cause of abortion rights advocates.
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Bite me Sally
Submitted by Rukus on Tue, 11/08/2011 - 6:41pm.
I went to the polls this morning and proudly voted for 26. Oh, and I also voted for voter ID (27) and an initiative to end eminent domain abuse by government (31). Tough puppies Sally.
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Slippery slope???
Submitted by LionKing on Tue, 11/08/2011 - 6:47pm.
First killing the unborn ... next, killing the aged and disabled ... that's the slippery slope.
If conservatives are RIGHT, then liberals must be WRONG.
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Sally Quinn, athiest
Submitted by CarolinaJimbo on Tue, 11/08/2011 - 7:28pm.
Just lovely. That explains so much about the WAPO "On Faith" blog. The godless and faithless habitually ridicule the faithful.
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death penalty
Submitted by CarolinaJimbo on Tue, 11/08/2011 - 7:42pm.
I would gladly trade prohibition of abortion with the end of the death penalty (Except in the case of a prisoner killing a guard). Tough luck. The libs won't agree to the deal.
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So WAPO's "On Faith" editor
Submitted by celator on Tue, 11/08/2011 - 7:47pm.
So WAPO's "On Faith" editor is an atheist? Isn't that like having an illiterate on the Pulitzer Prize Committee?
But then, it's the WAPO.
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But there's no "slippery slope"
Submitted by motherbelt on Tue, 11/08/2011 - 8:19pm.
with gay "marriage," right?
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Exactly; I thought they did
Submitted by MaximusBraveheart on Tue, 11/08/2011 - 10:36pm.
Exactly; I thought they did not believe in slippery slopes! The slope leads to saving lives. How horrid. What were we thinking saving helpless people! If you aborted your children you would not have them; same beating heart prior to being born. There science IS settled on this one Al Goreacle.
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I have a feeling it'll pass...
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...and suddenly enrich a bunch of lawyers fighting for and against it in court for years to come.
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Did anyone already get a invoice in august?
And if there is first moderator on the forum for half-year as minimum, could you tell us why invoices in this month are delayed again?
Yes, the same for me.
I think Nokia leaves only one server (looks like it is on 80286 processor) for developers. So, when they calculates data for sending invoices, they cannot calculate...
Yeah, no one in Nokia cares about symbian or symbian related developers. Reputation are nothing to Nokia.
No paid reports for few days. Neverending story.
I think it is to early for the next invoice. I think there have to be operators money (six month since last xmas operators invoice), so this invoice have to be much bigger and it'll come as usual in...
My revenue per download dropped from 0.45 euro to 0.3 euro. And the issue may be the source of that drop.
Yeah, I have the same.
I have only one update for paid content each day, but every one knows that there have to be two updates. Where is the second update?
And I have the same problem.
And again no paid statistics for last few days.
Have anyone any information?
And where is invoice for last month?
I have got mine yesterday.
I can see such effect too, do not know what is the source of this drop.
Yes, still no april invoice. And invoices comes later and later each month. Nokia, where do you go? We all loves you, and do not want you to die.
Neverending story. And again stop in paid statistics reporting. Since 09.04.
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I have got 23/03.
I have the same. Jon, click on the "see detailed reports" and ovi will takes you to more detailed information about your statistics. It works until 20/03 for me.
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Have anyone already got their invoice in march?
Ovi reports stops updating a paid applications statistics since 20/03/2012. Have anyone the same issue?
Yes, I have drop on the last week too.
No decrease in sales nor 3-4, nor 13-14 feb.
How do you get access to a beta reports? Is this beta open?
Dear Nokia, I hope you know that ovi publisher report tool has broken again. There are no paid statistics.
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East County - Neal posts best numbers in company history
Date: June 30, 2009
by: The Observer Staff
Lakewood Ranch-based Neal Communities has had 180 contracts signed through June 30, mkaing it the strongest sales record for the first half of the year in company history.
During that same period in 2004, the company signed 164 contracts.
"We have created a formula that works in this marketplace and puts us out in front of this recovery," said Preisdent Pat Neal. "By pricing new homes at less than $300,000, we are providing exactly what the housing market demands, and the buyers are responding."
The sales have been in all price points: from cottage homes to Country Club estates. Neal Communities is developing in 15 different communities and has posted sales in all of those neighborhoods.
"Americans typically have the 'I want it now' attitude. They are not willing to wait any longer to achieve their dreams," said Sales Director David Hunihan. "They see the opportunity and recognize that prices will be rising soon. This is indeed the time to buy with a company that has an excellent track record in communities that are beautiful."
In May, the company opened a new model in the Lismore Neighborhood of The Country Club in Lakewood Ranch. Endless Summer joins three other models priced from the low $200s. Sales have been strong in this neighborhood in the western portion of The Country Club village. In Lismore itself, there were 18 sales since opening the new model six weeks ago. Lismore, named for a golf course in the Irish countryside, features homes with open and bright designs and innovative floor plans.
With the strong sales, Neal Communities is now looking for land purchase opportunities.
"We see this as the ideal time to purchase distressed and under-developed property," said new Vice President of Land Acquisition David Rapp. "Neal Communities is uniquely positioned in this market to add to our holdings in order to advance community development."
Neal points to the River Sound community as an example of the company's success with land strategy.
"At the opening in March, we were able to sell homes at prices starting below $110,000," notes Pat Neal. "The plan worked, and we've sold about 55 homes in just four months.
"We're bullish on the area and are poised to lead the charge out of the recession," he said. "In fact, we've already broken out and look forward to the future success of the entire community."
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Despite what your mom and grandma were told, exercising while pregnant is a good idea and it should involve some effort.
There are two ultimate goals with your programming for prenatal clients.
- To help make women strong and fit in order to support the changes/challenges during pregnancy.
- To train for a safe labour and delivery for mom and baby.
Male or female, if the trainer has not gone through a pregnancy they may feel that the client may not trust their guidance. Likewise, the trainer might not be able to relate to anything the client is going through and doesn't know what the most important qualities to train are or what to avoid. This article lays out what you need to know when training prenatal women.
Exercising While Pregnant Step 1
Read. Read as much as you can about pregnancy. Good places to start for general information are here and here. Find out everything you can on what typical pregnancy symptoms are, what happens in the first, second, and third trimesters, and what the phases of labour are. Talk to your mom about her experiences of pregnancy and delivery, that is what she hasn't tried to forget.
Exercising While Pregnant Step 2
Understand. There are going to be many changes that are going to happen over the next few months. You may have to adjust your whole session on the fly if they show up to the session with a nasty case of nausea. They may show up exhausted when they've been up to go to the bathroom 6 times the previous night. And, they will likely get quite uncomfortable near the end of pregnancy and you will have to get pretty creative.
Exercising While Pregnant Step 3
Plan. Plan out how many weeks of pregnancy the client has remaining (typical pregnancy being 37-42 weeks), and design their program accordingly. The main things you should try to develop or maintain during pregnancy are posterior chain strength, posture, and the ability to contract the abdominals.
Typical exercise rep ranges can be from 5-15. While this might not be the time to try for 1 rep max PRs, you can certainly build muscle mass (especially in the second trimester), lift heavy, perform properly planned interval work, and do soft tissue work.
Girl, look at that body.
Many changes are occurring in the body during pregnancy. Hormonal, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, the list goes on. Below are some of the biggest changes you need to be aware of.
There is A LOT of hormonal 'stuff' going on in pregnancy. One that will be important for you to know is called "relaxin". Relaxin increases during pregnancy and remains in the body for up to a year or more postpartum. As the name implies, it relaxes the body's muscles, tendons, ligaments, and cervix. The pelvis stretches and expands, making the hip and lumbar joints quite unstable.
Your client might be cursing relaxin for their aching hips and lower back, but they'll certainly be thanking it when they're pushing out that baby's impossibly big head. This also means that mobility can improve significantly during pregnancy, but keep in mind that hypermobility can be a concern. All the more reason to strength train and create stability!
Of course, women have to carry a lot of additional weight during pregnancy. What's not so comfortable is the force placed on the body anteriorly — namely a lot more belly and boobs than one woman could hope for. Imagine the work it takes to keep the body in reasonable posture as your client nears months 8 and 9+.
The pelvis will be pulled into a more anterior tilt, the posture becomes kyphotic, the abdominal muscles overstretched, and the hip flexors tight with potentially weakened glutes. Get these ladies on the deadlift train STAT! [Note from Jon: I've trained a lot of pregnant women and, after a lot of studying and testing, found that the sumo deadlift with either a kettlebell or single dumbbell was my exercise of choice. Here's a video of my friend Marianne Kane demonstrating it]
The resting heart rate will automatically rise 10-20 beats per minute to account for the additional supply to the fetus. As a result, cardiovascular output will double. It was long regarded to not allow the heart rate to rise over 140bpm during exercise, however this restriction has been dropped. Although we don't have any current, specific heart rate guidelines we know that women can exercise without harm to themselves and baby at a much higher intensity, with higher heart rates.
Keep in mind how easily shortness of breath will occur. How would you like a uterus shoved into your diaphragm?! Seriously though, that's what she's dealing with near the end of pregnancy.
Do this, not that
1) DO check for Diastasis Recti. Dia-what?
It's important to check your prenatal clients for Diastasis Recti (DR), especially as the pregnancy gets into the second and third trimesters. A diastasis is a two finger or more separation of the rectus abdominis muscle sideways. The muscle gets over-stretched and the abdominal contents exert pressure anteriorly, so the muscle begins to separate and the connective tissue becomes weakened.
Get your client lying on their back, knees bent and feet flat. Press your two or three middle fingers into their belly button and have them lift their head and shoulders off the floor. Feel if there is a distinct separation between the two sides of the rectus abdominis and measure with the number of fingers needed to fill the gap. If there is, you can also gently press downwards into the separation to tell how weak that connective tissue appears. The weaker it is, the softer it will feel. Repeat this, with a three finger spacing above and below the belly button.
2) DO have purposeful programming.
Lots of foam roller work and trigger point release for pecs, upper back, glutes and hip flexors. Make sure they are breathing properly with diaphragmatic breathing techniques. Be sure to read up on Mike Robertson's excellent work on breathing here.
Make sure they are properly engaging the abdominals always, in and out of the gym. Work core stability, rotation (depending, see below) and anti-rotation. Oh, and if you want your ladies to be able to have a glimmer of abdominal contraction postpartum, you will coach the elevators and contractions. While they might seem simple for the non- pregnant client, these babies get tough and will keep that DR from being too large and causing debilitating back pain.
Place a strong emphasis on pelvic floor work and encourage them to kegel like it's their job! In all seriousness, no one wants reoccurring "accidents" from a sneeze, or worse a pro-lapsed uterus postpartum.
Your exercise selection should include the main patterns of hinging, squatting, lunging, single leg stance, gait/movement, tons of pulling, with some pushing and pressing. Double the pulling to pushing movements to facilitate a strong back and reduce the likelihood of the pecs becoming over-active.
3) DON'T do any of this.
Now you know what to do, here's what not to do.
One typical "don't" you've probably heard is to not have your client lie supine after the first trimester because the blood supply to the fetus might be compromised. This is not so strict anymore, and generally you can follow the principle that if the client feels ok on their back and is not in that position for more than a couple minutes, it is probably alright to have them there. If they do feel a bit light headed, just sit them up and have them breathe normally.
Next, back to the diastasis. If your client does have a DR you need to keep them out of any supine crunching or spinal flexion, all fours positions or front loaded planks. These movements will put undue stress on the recti. Be careful of trunk rotation work if there is a DR, as that can worsen it too.
Be cautious of impact work, mainly because it will be highly uncomfortable as the pregnancy progresses and because of those hypermobility concerns talked about previously.
Get them to D-day…and beyond
Your exercising while pregnant training prepares them for D-day, that is, delivery day. You can truly help them reach the end of their pregnancy feeling strong, mobile, and physically up for the effort that labour will require. The next best part to that healthy baby being born, is when your clients come back to you recently postpartum already to get a solid abdominal and pelvic floor contraction, with minimal diastastis. Get ready for referrals coming at you from all angles once those ladies start talking to their mommy friends!
Photo credits: http://mutusystem.com/diastasis-recti-diagram-the-muscles-involved.html
Further reading: Post Pregnancy Workouts: Postnatal training advice for personal trainers


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St Thomas Magen's Bay: Amazing View, Pool, Exquisite Comfort in US Virgin Islands
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3½
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Estate Peterborg
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vacation rental description
Blue Skies Magen's Bay (formerly Villa Diva) is a luxury villa located on Magen's Bay, St. Thomas in the US Virgin Islands. BSMB is the ultimate St. Thomas vacation rental villa for you just minutes from the world-famous Magen's Bay Beach and is offered directy from the owner. Very private in a lush tropical setting on the desirable calm side of Peterborg peninsula, with an exceptional view of Magen's Bay. Comfortably furnished with two master suites separated by the pool and large outdoor deck. The third bedroom is a full apartment with a private entrance. You enter the grounds through a secure electronic gate. Blue Skies Magen's Bay also features private balconies with all rooms, each with an amazing view. Vacation in tropical paradise on St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and enjoy Caribbean sailing, beaches, golf, duty free shopping, scuba diving, snorkeling, sightseeing, island hopping, fine dining, and more. After a day at the beach, enjoy a fresh homemade milkshake at Udder Delight just down the street! We invite you to take a photo tour of our beautiful Blue Skies Magen's Bay Villa.
We are currently taking reservations for 2013. The Villa is booked from now thru March 15th 2013.
Personal Virgin Islands travel consultants are also available to make your trip even more extraordinary. Additional fee applies.
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villa rental amenities
To make your stay even more comfortable and enjoyable, you will find the following included with your villa:
- Personal escort from the airport to the villa
- On-call local house manager to assist with any issues or emergencies
- 9' sundeck umbrellas next to the pool
- Beach chairs, floats, and towels
- Coolers
- Balconies off each bedroom
- King-size beds in each bedroom
- Full-size washer & dryer
- Refrigerators in the 2nd Master Suite and 3rd bedroom/apartment
- Coffee makers also in 2nd Master Suite and 3rd bedroom/apartment
- Gas grill
- iPod/iPhone music players
- DVD players
- Book swap library
- Puzzels and games
- Irons and ironing boards in all bedrooms
- Hair dryers and flat irons in 3 full baths
- Blenders for mixing tropical drinks
- Pull-out queen sleeper sofa in the main house
- Pull-out twin sleeper chair in the 3rd bedroom/apartment
- Air mattresses in the 2nd Master Suite and 3rd bedroom/apartment
- Full kitchen in the 3rd bedroom/apartment
- Colorful local artwork on the walls
- Gas generator in case the electricity goes out on the island
- Electronic security gate at top of driveway
Our goal is to make your stay comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable. We take pride in our villa and the amenities and services we provide.
activities and attractions in US Virgin Islands Caribbean
World famous Magen's Bay Beach is only 1.5 miles away from the villa. You can see it from any of the balconies.
vacation rental rates
High Season Rates* November 16th through March 31st:
$3000/wk + tax 1-2 guests, $3500/wk + tax 3-4 guests, $4000/wk + tax 5-6 guests
*Christmas/New Years Rates December 20th through January 3rd $5000/wk 1-6 guests
April Rates April 1st through 30th:
$2700/wk + tax 1-2 guests, $3100/wk + tax 3-4 guests, $3500/wk + tax 5-6 guests
Low Season Rates May 1st through November 8th:
$2400/wk + tax 1-2 guests, $2800/wk + tax 3-4 guests, $3200/wk + tax 5-6 guests
Other Fees:
Add 10% Hotel Tax, $49 damage insurance fee. Non-rented bedrooms are lockouts.
Additional nights are prorated, 7-8 guests $350/wk additional (sleeper sofa)
Less than 7 nights $150 housekeeping fee
Renter must be 25 years or older (children welcome and must be supervised at all times)
Shawna Anderson
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in US Virgin Islands
- Relax on the Beach
- Island Hopping & Boating
- Dining & Shopping
- Swimming & Water Sports
- Golf & Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Explore Different Beaches
- Take a Ferry to St. John
- Stroll Through Downtown
- Relax by the Pool
- Cook and Grill at the Villa
Top things to do with a family
- Snorkel off the Beach
- Take a Ferry to St. John
- Boating
- Zip lining
- Visit Coral World
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