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Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 review: same old song
By Dave Tach on Feb 27, 2013 02.27.13
many scenarios, characters and locations are rehashed from the previous game Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 tells a Reader's Digest version of the original comic's story. After the world has ended, Kenshiro — classic loner, legendary martial artist and all-around good guy — wanders the wasteland helping the helpless. Plot is passed on through comic book-like panels with Japanese narration over English subtitles. Fist of the North Star's mythology may be deep, but it blurs together when edited into bite-sized chunks. Over and over again, a powerless kid or senior citizen is bullied by a group of idiotic punks. Ken arrives with his Hokuto Shinken martial arts skills and demolishes hundreds of imbeciles on his way to a boss, each of which spews indistinguishable...
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Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 launch trailer packs the punches
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Feb 05, 2013 02.05.13
Tecmo Koei America released a launch trailer for Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 today, featuring a brief rundown of the faces and places players will encounter on protagonist Kenshiro's latest adventure. The trailer posted above is packed with fast-moving clips from cutscenes and combat scenarios. Viewers will get a quick look at some of the adversaries Kenshiro will have to face, as well as his companions and a score of other characters that will cross his path in Legend Mode. The trailer also looks briefly at Dream Mode, in which players can step into the shoes of different characters and take on a series of challenge missions. Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 is available now for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and will be available on Wii U this Thursday, Feb. 7.
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Japan Review Check: Fist of the North Star, PlayStation All-Stars
By kevingifford on Jan 23, 2013 01.23.13
Here's a quick summary of the console titles coming out next week in Japan, courtesy of the review pages of Famitsu magazine. Famitsu reviewers are known for generally awarding the same scores for games released across multiple platforms. However, for whatever reason, this isn't happening with Wii U third-party releases. Batman: Arkham City, Assassin's Creed III, Tekken Tag Tournament 2 and Ninja Gaiden 3 are among the Wii U games that scored one or two points below the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions in Famitsu's review pages - a fact that definitely hasn't gone unnoticed among gamers in Japan. The trend continued this week with the Wii U port of Shin Hokuto Musou, sequel to the game titled Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage in the U.S. The review text was generally positive: "The...
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Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 set for Feb. 7 Wii U digital release, Feb. 5 on 360 and PS3
By Dave Tach on Jan 14, 2013 01.14.13
Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2's downloadable versions are headed to Wii U on Feb. 7 and to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on Feb. 5, according to a press release from Tecmo Koei. The North American digital Wii U release date is the same in Europe, as announced last week. The sequel to the 2010 brawler expands the story's scope to encompass the entire manga's storyline and adds a new Legend mode, which offers different playable characters for each episode. The game's Dream mode adds original stories for the game and online co-op. The game is set for a Feb. 5 retail release on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in North America and Feb. 8 in Europe. Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 was released Dec. 22 in Japan, where it's known as Shin Hokuto Musou and earned high marks from Famitsu....
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First of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 to get download-only Wii U version in Europe, others delayed a week
By Alexa Ray Corriea on Jan 11, 2013 01.11.13
Upcoming action title Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 will now be released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in Europe on Feb. 8, a one week delay from its original release date of Feb. 1, Tecmo Koei Europe announced today. Ken's Rage 2 will also get a downloadable-only Wii U version on the previous day, Feb. 7. The game follows the plot of the entire original manga, produced in the 1980s with writing by Japanese mangaka Buronson and illustrator Tetsuo Hara. The manga's 245 chapters were serialized from 1983 to 1988 in Japanese comic publication Weekly Shōnen Jump. The game also features a new Legend mode that begins with a re-imagining of one of the game's episodes, "Raoh," and covers two additional episodes, "Celestial Emperor" and "Land of Shura." Players can control different...
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Japan Review Check: Fist of the North Star, Black Ops 2
By kevingifford on Dec 12, 2012 12.12.12
Here is a recap of the most interesting games coming out soon in Japan, courtesy of the reviews section in the latest issue of Famitsu magazine. There are still no sign of Famitsu's reviews of Nintendo Land and New Super Mario Bros. U, oddly enough. However, they did review a couple new Wii U titles, including The Family Party, the Japanese version of D3 Publisher's budget title Family Party: 30 Great Games Obstacle Arcade. The result: Not exactly stellar. The game earned scores of 6, 6, 5, and 4 for a total of 21 points out of 40, one of the lowest aggregate scores Famitsu has given out in a while. "All the minigames are rough and you gradually get more and more frustrated as you play them," one editor wrote. "It feels like they were forcing themselves to use the Wii U GamePad here,...
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Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 comes to PS3, Xbox 360 on Feb. 5
By Michael McWhertor on Nov 28, 2012 11.28.12
Tecmo Koei will bring story-driven beat 'em up Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 to North America on Feb. 5, 2013, the publisher announced today, offering fans of the post-apocalyptic manga series a larger helping of Musou-style fan service. Ken's Rage 2 expands on the events of the previous Fist of the North Star game released in 2010. The sequel will feature a new Legend Mode, which follows the storyline of the entire manga series, including the "Celestial Emperor" and "Land of Shura" story arcs. Ken's Rage 2 also introduces a new Dream Mode promising original storylines that focus on minor characters and fill in story gaps. Over 20 playable characters will be featured in the game, including the characters Falco, Shew and Juza, seen in the gallery below. Fist of the North Star:...
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Japan gets Yakuza 5 and Fist of the North Star customized PlayStation 3 Super Slim consoles
By Tracey Lien on Oct 02, 2012 10.02.12
Sony will be releasing two PlayStation 3 Super Slim bundles in Japan later this year, each with a unique skin and wireless controller based on Yakuza 5 and Fist of the North Star. The PlayStation 3 Yakuza 5 Emblem Edition will launch on December 6th for 37,800 yen. It will include a custom-designed 250GB PlayStation 3 Super Slim with a gold and black DualShock 3 controller, a copy of Yakuza 5, a beach towel, and a Yakuza-themed 8GB USB thumbdrive. The Shin Hokuto Musou Legend Edition (the game is known as Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2 outside of Japan) will release on December 20th for 33,170 yen. It will also come with a custom-designed 250GB PlayStation 3 Super Slim, a decorated DualShock 3 controller, a copy of the game, and those who pre-order will also receive a smartphone...
'Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2' delivers faster kicks, all-too-familiar punch
By Michael McWhertor on Sep 26, 2012 09.26.12
There's an understandable sense of sameness when it comes to Tecmo Koei's musou series of action games (Dynasty Warriors, Warriors Orochi, et al.). To the outside observer, these are video games that appeal to mostly Japanese players, typically historical fiction beat 'em ups involving dozens of playable characters slaying screenfuls of hack and slash fodder. That sameness is more apparent in musou-style game Fist of the North Star: Ken's Rage 2, based on the postapocalyptic martial arts manga that ran weekly in Japan during the mid 1980s. The "2" in the game's title may be somewhat misleading, as the new game covers a good deal of territory featured in the original Ken's Rage. (In Japan, the game is known as Shin Hokuto Musou, more along the lines of New Fist of the North Star, which...


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Tuesday, Sep 2, 2:52 pmThe Arizona Diamondbacks are getting healthier by the day, as the team announced Tuesday it had reinstated outfielder A.J. Pollock and infielder Chris Owings from the 15-day disabled list. The 26-year-old... Read more...
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Monday, Sep 1, 5:49 pmSAN DIEGO � Cory Spangenberg had a two-run single for his first big league hit and Tyson Ross pitched six strong innings to lead the San Diego Padres to a 3-1 victory against the Arizona Diamondbacks on... Read more...
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Monday, Sep 1, 5:01 pmTrevor Cahill's relapse Monday, on Labor Day, proved detrimental for an Arizona Diamondbacks offense which had to face San Diego Padres ace Tyson Ross. The right-hander's lack of control came back... Read more...
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Monday, Sep 1, 9:43 amTwo Arizona Diamondbacks players will return to the field soon. On Monday, the team reinstated pitcher Daniel Hudson from the 60-day disabled list and outfielder Cody Ross from the 15-day DL, according... Read more...
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Sunday, Aug 31, 4:54 pmAaron Hill was not going to let an Arizona Diamondbacks drought drag on any longer. Arizona was shut... Read more...
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Saturday, Aug 30, 8:47 pmVidal Nuno has seemed to come around and feel comfortable in the Arizona Diamondbacks' starting rotation. That rang true, more than ever, Saturday as he faced the Colorado Rockies. Unfortunately, Arizona's... Read more...
Dose of Venom: Jake Lamb's late grand slam propels Diamondbacks past Rockies
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Friday, Aug 29, 10:06 pmLike most teams in 2014, the Arizona Diamondbacks sure do like playing the Colorado Rockies. The D-backs are just 56-78 on the season, but they're 8-5 against their National League West division rivals.... Read more...
D-backs manager Kirk Gibson: Daniel Hudson, Chris Owings, A.J. Pollock, Cody Ross may return soon
Friday, Aug 29, 5:52 pmArizona Diamondbacks manager Kirk Gibson said a trio of injured players -- pitcher Daniel Hudson, shortstop Chris Owings and outfielder A.J. Pollock -- will likely rejoin the team in a few days, and injured... Read more...
Arizona Diamondbacks claim OF Nolan Reimold off waivers
Thursday, Aug 28, 2:25 pmThe Arizona Diamondbacks have claimed outfielder Nolan Reimold off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays, the team announced Thursday. A corresponding move will be made Friday. The 30-year-old Reimold... Read more...
D-backs trade of Martin Prado to Yankees nearly didn't happen
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Dose of Venom: Dodgers complete two-game sweep of D-backs behind strong performances from Kershaw, Kemp
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WARREN, Mich. — Art Van Furniture has hired Barry Davidson as vice president and general manager of the Chicago market, signaling a push forward into the new metro market for the Michigan retailer.
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Diane Charles, director of corporate communications, confirmed the retailer is looking opening six to eight stores there but hasn't signed any leases yet. She couldn't confirm an exact timing for the openings but said several should be in business by summer 2013.
She said the retailer is shooting for selling space ranging from 60,000 to 90,000 square feet in each store.
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A building which has been branded a blight and an eyesore could survive under new planning rules.
New laws will soon mean that commercial sites in Worcester can be turned into homes or flats with exemptions granted only in exceptional circumstances.
But Worcester City Council wants commercial areas like those in Warndon and parts of Shrub Hill protected from being used for housing under permitted development rights which come into force in spring.
At a meeting of the city's planning committee councillors expressed concern that if parts of Shrub Hill were turned into housing it could reduce opportunities for long-term redevelopment. Councillor Derek Prodger was concerned that the "wretched" seven-storey office block, Elgar House, near Shrub Hill railway station, could survive unless the area was given an exemption.
"It is the most hated building by the residents around the location. Here we are discussing how to keep it. The debate should be whether we remove it.
"It's an absolute blight on the landscape. If it goes to residential now we don't have the option of demolition."
Paul O'Connor, development services manager, said the objective was to be rid of the building as part of a comprehensive redevelopment of the Shrub Hill area. "If we have a situation whereby it could be converted under permitted development from office to residential that means it perpetuates the life of the building and the chance for demolition goes."
Warndon is also a key commercial area for the city which planning leaders want to be exempt because of sites like the Shire Business Park and firms like Worcester Bosch, Yamazuki Mazak, Npower, CyroService and the Royal Mail. This area supports 2,100 jobs – a third of the employment in the higher end sectors of business, administration and professional, scientific and technical services in Worcester.
Coun Andy Roberts, who represents Warndon Parish South, said such companies had made a big difference in Worcester.
"I really do welcome this, that we recognise that our wealth depends on that area of the city and we need to give it all the protection we can."
The proposed exemption area would not cover the whole of the business parks and employment in this part of the city.
Worcester City Council's submissions for exemption were handed in before the deadline on Friday, February 22.
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Also, talking of 70's monstrosoties, what about the horrible old Co-Op building in town, and the ugly tech, wish we could just magic those away, lol!
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CYNIC_AL wrote:If we getting rid of eye sores get rid of the hive as well.............
Maybe the University could buy it and clad it in gold tiles like The Hive and the new basketball arena in Hylton Road...
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Jabbadad wrote:WOW! They spent £1million on refurbishing Shrub Hill Station? What on earth did they do with the money?
It isn't too long ago that over £1million pounds was spent refurbishing Shrub Hill Station and during the proposals the conservationists were insisting on spending huge sums of money on blank window arches while still leaving us with a Station that you have to lug your cases over a footbridge, weeds still growing in between the rails and NO TOILETS. But a very pleasant Cafe.
It still looks a complete mess itself, never mind the eyesore that is Elgar House (which should be demolished).
I'm all for knocking it down and starting over in that area provided no one has to borrow money to do it! To be stuck with that building any longer, and the state of the station would be a crime, but to go further into debt to change it would be a greater crime.
Surely the station is privately owned following the privatisation of the railways????
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---- — ESSEX — Essex may be home to the fried clam.
But anyone driving along Main Street passes by more than a few of the town's 30 antique shops, and one of the oldest ones around is marking its 50th year in the industry.
White Elephant Shop owner Rick Grobe defined a white elephant as "something that no longer has use to it's current owner," but Grobe said the shop has something for everyone.
An antique big wheel bicycle, a motorized kayak and an old-style barbers chair are just a few of the classic items found at the antique shop on Main Street.
The business itself is marking its 50th anniversary, while the outlet shop, just a mile down the road, will be celebrating 25 years in Essex. The husband-and-wife duo Rick and Jean Grobe have owned the shop since 1985.
Grobe grew up just outside of Saratoga, N.Y., where his family had purchased and old barn, getting his first experience in the salvaging and antiquing business.
Rick Grobe said had been interested in salvaging and antiques since his early 1920s. He said part of his interest came from the history each object holds.
"Everything has a story to tell," he said.
The outlet shop contains an old projector from the 1920s that once belonged to the town of Essex, in addition to antique bottles from Rockport's Twin Light Beverage Company.
Grobe said Essex likely became a hot-spot for antiquing after the end of World War II and the resulting baby boom, people moving and clearing out houses always provides great inventory, he said.
Robert Coviello, who heads the Essex Merchants Group and co-owns Main Street Antiques and Robert Coviello Antiques, said Essex, as a whole, has the "perfect configuration of all attractions."
He noted Essex has wonderful scenery and has easy access from Route 133, spurring the antique business in town. Coviello said people like coming to more than one antique shop at a time, adding that the more-than 30 antique shops don't always compete with each other.
"The White Elephant Shop has been the mainstay of the antique business in Essex for 50 years," he said.
Grobe said he has little trouble appraising anything that he comes across.
"If you've been in the business long enough, you know what's good and what's bad," he said.
Some of the more popular items have been small trinkets, artwork and the shops large collection of books.
One of the more rare pieces puzzled Grobe. He came across a large carving from a single piece of wood, about 13 feet long, that he believes it originated from Africa. He visited an African museum a few weeks ago in Washington, D.C., but could not come across anything that resembled the piece.
"I think it tells a story," he said. "I've never seen anything like it."
Grobe said the antiquing businesses in town draws people from all around the state.
Rick Shea of Cambridge said he is a frequent customer, mostly buying artwork. He said part of the reason he keeps coming back to the White Elephant Shop is its large inventory.
"This Elephant is a big animal," he joked.
The outlet shop, which is only open on weekends, features reduced-price items and is also on Main Street, about one mile away from the main shop.
Grobe said the outlet shop was opened 25 years ago to store the main shop's growing inventory.
"We're like the dairy aisle, always rotating our stock," he joked.
Grobe has noticed the change in the business throughout the years, he said social media and photo sharing websites such as Pinterest allow people to share projects and ideas, prompting the sales of some items.
Grobe said he also enjoys seeing younger generations becoming interested in salvaging and antiquing with popular reality television shows about the business.
But through all the years, he said he and the shop stand behind a basic motto:
"We buy it all," he says.
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Thank you! Merci! Amaury et Thibaut.
Review submitted: March 4, 2014 Date of arrival: February 20, 2014
My husband and I loved the studio. We actually met the cleaning lady. A lovely lady. Everything was clean. They have a very functional studio. Close to the beach, wonderful pool. Fantastic internet connection and it is quiet. Free parking. Close by amenities. Specifically, two grocery stores and outlet mall. I will come back in an heart beat. When needed, for an extra key or minor details, we would get a friendly knock on the door and there will be Amaury and thibeault, very discreet and smiley. We went to their restaurant and the food and the wine was fabulous and I am French. Lol. Hate to recommend the place as I want to make sure I have priority for rental next year. Not only that but the two brothers have such a beautiful energy. Everybody at the restaurant seemed so happy to see them and to be there with them. Wonderful French ambiance. French food, French atmosphere and lovely lovely French atmosphere. You are treated like best family.
Thanks again Amaury and thibeault.
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Best Place On The Island!
Review submitted: August 24, 2013 Date of arrival: July 17, 2013
Great place to stay! Clean, well appointed and right on the beach. Everything you need to have a good time is right in the area. C.ose shopping, great food and a great condo to come back to every night to sit on the balcony Amaury and Thibault are great hosts and their restaurant is fantastic too! The only place we'll stay from now on!
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Lovely studio
Review submitted: July 21, 2013 Date of arrival: June 25, 2013
This was our second stay since 2009. One thing about the owners, they are awesome! In 2009 I sunburned my legs severely. They took me to the docter, then I needed medicine so they took me to about 4 apothecary's to collect them all. One item srrived the next day, that also wasn't a problem. That holiday they really saved me because I could not walk for a week.
The studio was clean, spacious and superbly equipped with everything you need.
So this year we went back. We didn't search gor another place to stay because we were so happy about this studio. We could even have the same one ee stayed in 2009. Again, everything was perfect. Ideal for a couple, we ate out every evening but had breakfast on the balcony. If you want to make lunch or dinner, go get some grocery's and make your own. My wife was also very happy with the washing machine.
The service is great, one day the airco was not functioning. I emailed Amaury and the next day it wss fixed. The studio is excellent as a base to explore the island and very close to Pinel beach, our favourite. In the evening after dinner we sit on the balcony, enjoying the sounds, especially the roaring waves from Orient Bay.
The beach is a short walk, just beyond the large swimming pool.
The price is the cheapest you will find on the island. And with such a great and clean studio and with the service, it's a done deal. You won't be disappointed!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, families with young children, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Wonderful studio!!!
Review submitted: April 1, 2013 Date of arrival: February 2, 2013
We stayed in one of Amaury & Thibaut studios last month and so happy we did, we plenty enjoyed our stay on the french side of the island and the studio was all that was advertised and more, it was very clean and well maintained, we will be recommending to our friends and will definitely book again when we come back!!!
Recommended for: families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Luxury condos SXM Sea View orient Beach
Review submitted: May 30, 2012 Date of arrival: November 13, 2011
We are returning customers to this property since 2009 annually. The view is terrific, facility is well maintained, property is safe. The beach with all it's activities makes it one of the best in the world. The owners are very helpful, promptly responding to any needs. We especially enjoy the restaurants on the beach and in nearby Grand Case, our favourite one is Bistro Caraibes among a huge selection of really good dining opportunities.
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Toronto Canada
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 9 / 9
Review submitted: May 26, 2012 Date of arrival: January 21, 2012
My boyfriend and I have rented a studio from Amaury and Thibault for about 5 years now and don't want to stay anywhere else on St. Martin! Their studios are clean, bright, spacious, comfortable, safe - in sum just perfect. All appliances are in good working order, the shower works wonderfully, the beds comfortable and the location on the beach is fantastic. Both Amaury and Thibault are very attentive to their guests and wonderful to do business with. I hope to return to their studios for many years to come.
Recommended for: girls getaway, romantic getaway
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Outstanding Vacation in Paradise
Review submitted: May 24, 2012 Date of arrival: February 25, 2012
My husband I had the pleasure of staying in Orient Bay at Amaury and Thibault fabulous condo located right on the beach. Magnificent view. Condo is newly renovated, well appointment, filled with elegant touches yet very comfortable. Enjoy your dinners on the balcony or go visit their fabulously delicious french bistro called Bistro Caribe.
I would go back in a flash and stay at the same place. They are perfect hosts and anything we needed or wanted, we got.
We looked at other places....dont waste your time. this is the one for you!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Helpful votes: 6 / 6
Excellent Stay - Orient Beach
Review submitted: May 24, 2012 Date of arrival: February 4, 2012
We have stayed in this beautiful studio condo for the last 3 years. It is very comfortable with everything you need. Amaury and Thibault are great hosts, and they regularly do maintenance to keep their condos in tip-top shape. The location on Orient Beach is alsolutely perfect. The condos have lovely views of the ocean and the beach. One thing that also makes their condos perfect is that they are only a phone call away. If anything at all is needed, all you have to do is let them know and they are immediately there to take care of it. We have already scheduled our trip for next year and have decided to go back later this year. We are looking forward to another stay!
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Review submitted: May 24, 2012 Date of arrival: March 17, 2012
Le studio est de première qualité. La situation, le lieu, la vue sur Orient Beach, la propreté du studio, la disponibilité des propriétaires et les équipements du studio feront de votre séjour une vacance réussie. L'hiver prochain nous en serons à notre troisième visite à ce même studio. Je recommande donc sans hésiter ce choix. La proximité des meilleurs restaurants de l'île se situent à Grand Case , nous avons particulièrement apprécié le Bistrot Caraibes situé au 81 bld Grand Case, un incontoujrnable pour une soirée très bien réussie
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Really Nice Condo with Great View of Beach
Review submitted: May 26, 2011 Date of arrival: May 7, 2011
The condo was very clean, nice, open, and new looking. We really enjoyed our stay. It had exactly what I was looking for. Really nice balcony over looking the beach. The condo was located in a quiet, comfortable, and safe area. I really liked how close the beach was to the condo. I was definitely stay in this condo complex again.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Loved our stay in this condo!
Review submitted: August 5, 2010 Date of arrival: July 22, 2010
We were very pleased with this condo at Orient Bay. The unit itself was nicely furnished and the kitchen was well stocked with the necessities to cook with. The fridge was a good size, not a mini-bar sized one but European sized. The pool was nice and my kids really enjoyed the proximity to the beach. Since it was a former hotel in the 1970s only the condos and pool are operational. No front desk or lobby area or pool bar. Overall okay if you are looking to save money.
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margins of 18 and 19% makes them very vulnerable to increases in costs....
Not quite as risky as the Clyde BLG merger, but still there will be fallout. Both firms have seen profit margins squeezed, now they are looking for safety in numbers.
So, last year was all about transatlantic mergers, this one's all about domestic insurance. And next year? Law firm IPOs. Beachcroft Plc?
two average firms merging just makes a larger average firm
I don't think they are average firms just victims of circumstance. In this insurance sector where profit margins are falling rapidly lawyers have to be innovative to stay ahead. Beachcroft has a steady management and so does DAC, together they will make a strong team and give some of those smaller firms in the same sector something to think about.
This looks like a pretty sensible response to a consolidating market. It will be imperative for Clydes and BLG to pull their merger off now and even more of an imperative for Kennedys and Holman Fenwick to bulk up. In five years there will be four major insurance brands. Any firms currently turning over less than £50m will need to work fast to secure the best merger partners.
What is going on with Kennedys? Has it not overstretched itself? Surely bolt ons and mergers is the way forward,
So the new firm will have 210 Partners for £175m of turnover. That explains why they are not merging with Plexus which has 50 Partners for £70m of turnover. Next....
It looks like the music has stopped and Kennedys do not have a chair to sit on. Perhaps the US is their only option. As for RPC, they look increasingly irrelevant.
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Claude Lincoln Bowers was born to Willie and Lillie Bowers in Skiatook, Okla., on July 21, 1920. In 1947, he married Genevieve Webb in Sunnyside, Wash. They were married until her death in 1977.
Later, he married Lillian Phelps in Spokane. They were married until her death in 1991. He died in Portland, Ore., on May 28, 2011.
During his service as an army medic in World War II, he spent 18 months as a prisoner of war in the South Pacific theatre.
He attended Northwest Bible College in Kirkland, Wash., prior to becoming an Assemblies of God minister.
Claude was an avid gardener who also enjoyed camping and fishing. Reading was his favorite indoor pastime. Louis L'Amour was his favorite author.
He is survived by three children, Jerome (Ellen) Bowers of Forks, Wash, Julene (Randy) Jacobson of Tualatin, Ore., and Beverly (Bill) Abbott of Usk; a niece who became like a daughter, Linda Gilbert; seven grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
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