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York Beach Condo between Short and Long Sands in York Beach
- bedrooms 1
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Spectacular Short Sands and Long Sands beaches - 3 minute walking
distance from the Condo! Nestled between both beaches, this unique private and quiet 1 bedroom condo getaway is steps from sandy beaches,trolley car
to historic Nubble Light and Ogunquit beach, and walking distance to
beach centers. Private parking, relaxing deck overlooking a beautiful backyard garden vista. A very pleasant, rare find vacation rental!
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All amenities included: fully equipped electric kitchen, full bath, washer/dryer, cable, AC,ceiling fans, privacy deck, and designated parking.
activities and attractions in York Beach Maine
Walking distance to beaches, nightly concert bandstand on the beach, fine restaurants, night life, shops, art gallery, amusement park, crafts/antiques, post office, beach centers, churches, trolleys, free designated parking. Down the road from Nubble Light, a few miles from Perkin's Cove, Marginal Way, Ogunquit beach, deep sea fishing, harbor and ocean cruises, York Harbor and York Village, golf courses, hospital. Within half- hour drive to historic Portsmouth, NH and Kennebunk, ME; an hour drive to Boston.
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2014 Summer Rates
$1050 weekly includes everything
Lauren Rhodes (603) 566-3956
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The Asian Studies Program fosters interdisciplinary knowledge and understanding of the rich cultural heritage of Asia. Course offerings cover a broad range of disciplines, primarily in the humanities. These include history, anthropology, art history, philosophy, religion, sociology, and literature with options for individual students to include courses from additional disciplines. Many of these courses complement other programs within the University, particularly the study of Chinese and Japanese language. Program faculty strongly encourages Asian Studies students to study in Asia as part of their major program.
The twelve-credit major in Asian Studies is structured to include:
The minor in Asian Studies focuses on the study of the broad historical and cultural traditions of Asia as a foundation for the exploration of more specialized topics, both in the humanities and in contemporary areas of social, political and economic development.
The Asian Studies major is for students broadly interested in Asia. Many of the courses complement other programs within the college, particularly the study of Chinese and Japanese language. However, no more than eight of the twelve major courses may focus on a single Asian country. Students whose interest in Asia focuses on China or Japan are encouraged to pursue a major in Chinese or Japanese Studies. Student majoring in Asian Studies may not also major in Japanese Studies or minor in Chinese Studies. Students majoring in Asian Studies must acquire the special permission of their advisor in order to acquire a second major in International Studies.
Note: A student may petition Asian Studies faculty for alternate language arrangements to fulfill this requirement. Proposed arrangements might include transfer courses, testing, Asian experience, or other arrangements.
Five credits are required for the Asian Studies minor. Credits to be earned abroad should be approved by the Asian Studies faculty before the foreign study program begins.
Note: Where scheduling difficulties resulting from participation in an overseas study program may arise, some course substitutions, including independent study courses, may be allowed, subject to faculty approval. For advising or information, contact one of the program faculty.
This course introduces East Asia to the liberal arts student from multiple and cross disciplinary perspectives. The course deals with the rich cultural heritage of East Asia by looking at the cultural exchange within and beyond East Asia over a history of two thousand years. The course includes such topics as early intellectual traditions, religion, arts, language, literature, science, communication and everyday life. It is intended to lay a solid foundation and to generate broad interest in Asia so that students can proceed to a general study of Asian cultures or pursue their interest in specific cultural topics.
This course studies specific topics such as socio-economic policy, history, oral history, ethnic identity, literature, religion, language, art, folklore, or film from inter-disciplinary perspectives. In addition to the theoretical discussion, fieldwork and community service may be involved. Group and individual projects and assignments are expected.
Prerequisite: None. A course related to the topic suggested. Alternate years. Staff
This post-session course is conducted in one or more Asian countries, focusing on the social changes of the target countries in their transition from and conflict between tradition and modernity in a globalizing world. A fieldwork-based course, its topics include political system, cultural and artistic expressions, economic changes, holiday and festival celebrations, language, ethnicity, or other aspects of globalization and localization. There will be trips to museums, cultural relics, schools, factories and villages, lectures and discussions on the road and at the site, guest lectures on topics chosen, and reading on the topics chosen. With first-hand experience of participation and observation, the course will enhance the students' understanding of the cultures and people of the target countries. Post-session.
Prerequisite: Consent of instructor
Intensive study of a selected topic. Normally for juniors or seniors who are majors in Asian Studies. Requires program faculty approval. May be repeated with different content.
Provides a framework for students to develop a research project or other equivalent activity in consultation with faculty. The objective of the Senior Year Experience will be to consolidate and integrate the student's knowledge of Japan, China, and/or Asia more generally and the fields of Japanese, Chinese, and/or Asian Studies. Majors in Japanese, Chinese, or Asian Studies. Conducted in English.
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Artists 2012/ Workshop: Neanderthal Electronics SoundBox
More than 40,000 years ago, our Neanderthal predecessors invented the first music instruments from simple objects around them (bones and stones, sticks and skins… Nowadays, we have complex audio hardware and software which make it "easier" to make music, but some of us, deep in our wild hearts, still long for the Stone Age simplicity of noise!
Discover the hidden sonic qualities of objects from our everyday world in this outdoor workshop, combining the arts of electronics, noise, sculpture and collage. The basic elements of this workshop are a wooden box, a speaker, a small audio amplifier, and a contact microphone. To this, brave box-builders will add their own found objects, graphics, images, memories and ideas to create a unique electroacoustic cabinet of curiosities.
The workshop is first come, first served so be there in time! To attend the workshop you will have to pay a 100:- sek fee in cash at site for parts and equipment.
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David Ellefson has uploaded behind-the-scenes footage from Megadeth's October 4 concert at Estadio Monumental in Santiago, Chile while on the Black Sabbath, Megadeth Latin American Tour. Check out the clip below.
Megadeth joins metal legends Black Sabbath as they kick off the Latin America tour tonight in Santiago, Chile! The 9-date trek continues on through Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica and wraps up in Mexico City on Oct 26. Check the Killing Road for tour details.
Megadeth, with guests Fear Factory and Nonpoint, will perform at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, CA on December 18, and at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, NV on December 19 as part of the "Super Collider U.S. Tour". Tickets & VIP Packages go on sale to the public TODAY @ 10 a.m. local time. Check the Killing Road for details.
Megadeth Cyber Army members! Your Exclusive Concert Tickets & VIP Packages PRESALE for the "Super Collider U.S. Tour" in San Francisco & Reno runs until 10 p.m. TONIGHT! Log in to the club and go to "Tickets" and/or "VIP Packages" for all your presale details! Not a club member yet? Join today! cyberarmy.megadeth.com
Dave Mustaine will be a guest on the Full Metal Jackie Radio show this weekend. You can find a rock station near you airing or streaming the show here: bit.ly/1fJJr5Q
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Two new shows have been added to Megadeth's "Super Collider U.S. Tour". Megadeth, with guests Fear Factory and Nonpoint, will perform at the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco, CA on December 18, and at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, NV on December 19. Tickets go on sale Friday, October 4. Megadeth Cyber Army Fan Club Tickets Presale & VIP Packages Presale begins Wednesday, Oct 2 @ 10 a.m.
Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Rob Dibble and six-time Olympic gold medalist Amy Van Dyken for Fox Sports Radio recently conducted an interview with David Ellefson. David talks touring with Megadeth, the track "Built For War" from Megadeth's recent album "Super Collider, David's new autobiography, and more. You can now listen to the interview here: bit.ly/1eUhO8S
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Mahogany House in Key Largo
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This property is located at mile marker 102 in Key Largo on the ocean
side. It is an idyllic spot on one of the loveliest and quietest
streets in Key Largo. Two sides of the fenced property face evergreen
native hammocks providing for a full privacy and serenity. The
Mahogany house is about half way drive between Miami and Key West and
is surrounded by Everglades National Park, John Pennekemp Coral Reef
State Park and Biscayne National Park.
Walk to Dolphin Cove to swim with dolphins (one in a lifetime must!)
and John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, home of the only living
coral reef in the continental United States and enjoy some of the best
fishing, scuba diving and snorkeling in North America. Or just spend a
lovely day at a beach barbequing and relaxing in the shade of palm
trees on one of the sandy beaches.
Launch Your boat or Your kayak and watch manatees, dolphins and exotic
wild birds. The Adams waterway, the cut which connects ocean and the
bay is right around the corner. Boat, jet ski and kayak rentals available.
If aligators, swamps and air boats is what You like then a visit to
Everglades National Park is a must being only 20 miles away!
Less then 50 miles away is Miami with all its hotspots and beautiful
house rental amenities
Spacious 900 sq feet one bedroom Caribbean style cottage with 10 foot
Dade Pine wood ceilings and polished original terazzo floors.
The house is completly renovated with all new stainless steel appliances,
custom wood cabinetry, bathroom fixtures, glass tiles, paint...Everything is
brand new including fine linens, towels, china, etc...
We have also just added a huge patio to the side of the house with teak
lounge chairs, stainless steel gas grill and table for outdoor ejoyment and
Our Mahogany house is surrounded by huge tropical yard with papaya and
mahogany trees, wild coffee, and blooms of every shade of red You can imagine.
Please note, that this lovely cottage was recently rebuilt and furnished
(with antique furniture and art objects) as our personal weekend getaway
with all the heart and love. This is not the typical Keys rental, You will find it
warm, enchanting and very romantic.
There is enough room to sleep four adults and a child (additional baby
crib or toddler bed available upon request). There is a beautiful, carved
king size bed from Indonesia in the bedroom, walk in closet and
a full bath. There is also a futon in the living/dining area that can be
used as an extra sleeper. We also have a 32" cable TV with about 100 channels,
multi system DVD player, and memory foam materace topper for the king size bed
just to make Your stay even more comfortable. If You have an iPod with Your favorite
songs, please bring it along! We have just bought a nice Bose iPod player for all our
guests to enjoy.
The kitchen is fully functional. All linens, towels, pots, utensils, dinnerware included.
activities and attractions in Key Largo The Florida Keys
Jet skiing
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$ 400 per week
$ 120 per aditional night night
$1200 per month
$ 50 one time cleaning fee
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Jelly bean lovers beware: theNews
Jelly bean lovers beware: the Easter bunny might have some unusual treats stashed in your basket this year. Today's jelly bean lovers are snacking on new-age flavors such as liver, booger, ear wax and sardines. These magical candies, popularized in the Harry Potter book series and movie, are just some of the new flavors that have been introduced to keep the century-old product jumping off candy shelves.
From The Indian Express: We already know how much importance is placed on the name of a film - from adding 'lucky' letters at the astrologer's instructions to abbreviating the title. But what's equally important is the film's release date. Almost all films try to find a perfect date - perfect, both astrologically and otherwise- for their release akin to finding the perfect mahurat for a marriage ceremony. It's routine for films to continually postpone their release because of a clash with another big banner. However, April 12 will see the simultaneous release of two of the biggest films of the year - the international box office hit Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Ram Gopal Verma's much-awaited Company. What makes this move unprecedented is that although, usually, English films do not provide much competition to our desi fare, Harry Potter, despite winning nothing at the Oscars, is still a strong contender.


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CAPE CORAL: Documents just released shed new light on what happened in the months before Robert Dunn allegedly killed his estranged wife Christine Lozier Dunn. He is charged with killing Christine inside the Bobbie Noonan Daycare January 25th in Cape Coral.
A witness to the shooting said Robert Dunn had "hate in his face. You could see it in his eyes"
The documents paint a picture of fear in the hearts of Dunn's estranged wife and her family.
When police broke the news to Christine Lozier Dunn's parents that she had been killed, her mother said, "He did it didn't he?"
The officer asked who she meant.
She stated, "Robert."
Police say Christine's mother kept a 19 page typed journal documenting what she felt was Dunn's bizarre behavior.
The victim's parents described a "Jekyll and Hyde" marriage in which Dunn would take off for days and then weeks at a time.
At one point Christine Dunn filed a missing person report and changed the locks on her house.
When Dunn returned, her family told police Christine, fearing Dunn would disappear with their daughter, moved in with them.
When they returned to the house they discovered Dunn had painted crosses and biblical quotes on the walls inside the house.
By the time police served a search warrant on the house after the murder, those were gone. Officers did find ripped up papers with legal wording and photographs of the front of the daycare, destroyed family photographs and personal belongings that apparently belonged to Christine.
They also found a Christmas card from Christine to Dunn.
In another room of the home, police say they found the box and ammunition for the gun they say Robert Dunn bought to kill his wife.
The couple's two year old daughter was one of four children with her when she died.
The documents show Dunn was allowed only supervised visits with his young daughter.
The victim's friends say Dunn blamed his wife for that.
Police say after the murder, Dunn told them he hated his wife for taking their two year old daughter away from him
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LAKE PLACID — A fresh slate of administrators is coming into Lake Placid School District.
Two new principals have been hired to start in July.
At the recent School Board meeting, Dana Wood of Saranac Lake was hired to fill the High School principal's job.
Wood is currently dean of students at Petrova Middle School in Saranac Lake.
And Theresa Lindsay of Lake Placid was hired as principal of the Middle School.
Lindsay, 50, is currently principal at Bloomingdale Elementary in the Saranac Lake Central School District and was previously a reading specialist at Westport Central School.
The principal's job at Bloomingdale was one of the cuts made in the proposed Saranac Lake 2013-14 budget.
Wood was hired by Lake Placid at an annual salary of $80,000 and Lindsay at $82,000 per year, according to the district clerk.
Approval of the hires was unanimous.
In an interview Thursday, Lindsay said that though it was going to be sad leaving Saranac Lake School District, she is looking forward to starting anew.
"I've learned a lot from the team that is here. It's unfortunate, due to budget cuts, that my position was eliminated. But a new door has opened up for me. It will be a new team, and it is exciting."
Lindsay has worked with Wood, the Saranac Lake Middle School dean of students, so their collaboration is already somewhat familiar.
"He has been our guru here on policies related to bullying. It's going to be a seamless transition working together for he and I," Lindsay said.
She has lived in Lake Placid for 15 years and sees the new slate of administrative leadership as a fresh start.
"It's an opportunity to go in with a fresh look and to really focus on what the district is doing well. It's exciting, it really is."


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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
Charlie Cole Ball, 8-days-old, passed away at U.K. Medical Center, Lexington, Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013.
He was the son of Jill Swafford Osborne and Tim Ball, both of London.
Visitation will be held at London Funeral Home from 11 a.m. today, Oct. 23 until the 1 p.m. funeral hour with Harlan Avera officiating.
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I'm going to be vacationing in Jacksonville for a week this summer, so I was thinking "Maybe F=ma isn't to far away, we could get a workout or two in" but then I mapquested Ft. Lauderdale from Jacksonville and I realized it was forever away. LOL
Florida is a long state! I've been to Ft. Lauderdale before, but I forgot how far south it was.
How do you like living in Florida? Where are you from originally from?
Journal http://www.wannabebig.com/forums/sho...us-Consistency
Consistency is the key to success within this sport...
Damn dude, major props throughout, especially the crazy sets of chins.
personally, after having bulked to 230... then cut to 175.. i will never eat without precision again. i may have gained the most muscle possible but it took me 5 months to fix my overconsumption. it highly depends on your goals also. if you to discuss further, shoot me a pm. i can talk diets and splits all day long haha
AM bw 174.8
bw lunges, arm circles, rotator work, bw squats
atf olympics
so perfect and so easy. i cant wait until i finally get to my 90% 5rm in a few weeks and start making forward progress
db lunges
these are so anaerobic. whew
plate loaded calf press ss w/ leg ext
100cal stairmaster 95s/m
finito. i can feel my left rotator....... i have only been on like 6 hours of sleep each night for the past 2 weeks. i'm going to turn my alarm off tomorrow and sunday and just sleep until whenever. i need to catch up on rest big time. depending on how i feel, i may skip benching entirely next monday and just give it time to rest. its entirely possible i am truly overtrained.
10lbs in 6 months??? You planning on never filling out the glycogen or water? You'll do over 10lbs worth of that after 6 months of dieting for sure.
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Yeah, with that ill probably be 195. I've thought about the math and I can't think of a way to quantify it... so I want 10 lbs net of bloat. This weekend Cal's are coming up by like 150/day. I'm in a slight deficit right now. I want to do this in something just past a recomp
Nice workout. I'm likin' the lunges. Those are definitely anaerobic as hell. Definitely one of the tougher exercises, especially when grip comes into play. I've debated throwing those into my workout for hamstrings but I think it would just be added fluff after the stiff deads and hamstring curls.
Hope your shoulder feels better. I sometimes sleep awkwardly on mine and it definitely doesn't like that.
The lunges are definitely huge, good job overall though bro.
thanks ryan, thank you terry.
rory, i dont have a better idea beyond slowly adding back in cals. i'm playing with my diet right now in seeing how i perhaps can better manipulate my off days better to work with higher FP and drop carbs down. i think that would be advantageous to what im trying to do. i have modified setup that i like that puts me just above maintenance based on my cals and weight for the past 2 weeks with much different carb timing. im actually down this morning in weight to a hydrated predump weight of 174 w/ perfect diet all this week.... so im backing my estimated maint to 2500 up from earlier estimates. maybe im being too much of a perfectionist about this. i am going to run with this new version for another 2 weeks and see how it goes... average calories net of activity over the course of the week based on revised maint estimates are substantially the same. cals are 2900/2350 for lifting/off respectively. we'll see how this goes.. my diet excel workbook has become pretty significant with data and calcs lol
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Definitely huge on the lunges man. I can't do more than a couple, just because I'm a lard ass, but definitely something I like doing to hurt myself. I know that you know, but just in case you're having a momentary lapse of reason...please....get some sleep. Let that shoulder rest, let the body recoup and get back to 110% like you're normal self buddy.
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i am yeah. i have done explicitly what berto and i talked about for the past 2 weeks. I am without a doubt leaner than i was on 5/29 when I began.. but i feel like i can improve what i am doing with modified timing and daily dietary content
post # 84 is new, undiscussed diet theory for me though i did send him an email this morning about it.
so much for gaining weight on the old cal setup haha... clearly im quite a bit under projected maint. i'm glad i was patient though.. this AM i was fully hydrated, fully rested this morning. about 8 hours of sleep.. hoping i hear back from alberto today.
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precardio pic. sometimes i cant believe its me.
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ps.. ryan.. date was solid. i have such unrealistic expectations. every milf i encounter that looks lean i envision to have a porn star body. its never the case... regular people just dont know how to do what we do
That is you bro, lol - amazing shot!!
Damn dude. In your pic, I can see why they call them "Quads" XD
Your upper body is looking sick and really tanned too.
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Just got a chance to close your old log. Sorry for taking so long.
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I think this is possibly the all-time best response on WBB. - Jorge Sanchez
"you're an animal eat like one damn it!" - Wikked1
"Now we're finally getting to the chicken or the egg question," I grinned. "Did I eat all that food because my size gives me more of an appetite, or did I get to be this big because I've been forcing myself to eat like this for years?"
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i knew you were a beast but not that kinda of a beast that eats grown men and children.. lilmase
btw, you looked sick in this newest pic. I'm supremely jealous of you ab genetics. Nice shape.
btw, you looked sick in this newest pic. I'm supremely jealous of you ab genetics. Nice shape.
Oh, and no homo but have you thought of doing some fitness modeling? It'll probably be easier to do after you hit your first show, but you definitely look good enough for it. Might as well take advantage of how good you look and call some agencies haha.
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Damn! Looking sold bro
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tomorrow.......... against my better judgement i am going to attempt to bench. shoulder feels good.. so the plan is this. I am going to warm up on the bb... then if i feel less than 100% i will switch to low incline dbs
Dude you look freaking fantastic. Amazing. Good luck tomorrow, just listen to your body, and don't overdo it.
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thanks mark! i'm going to be really careful. i dont want to injure myself... but at the same time.. ugh i hate time off.
tomorrow is day 1 of my little carb cycle experiment.. i havent heard from alberto yet so im on my own for a few days i guess.. nothing fancy like high/med/low... we have either lifting day or off day. off day is a 500cal deficit.. lifting day is a 300cal surplus, all 100% clean. this is new ground for me. if i look fatter next week, we will all know my cal targets for lifting days was too high or my body did not react the way i anticipated (this will truly surprise me).. though i suspect cals may be slightly low based on some differential analysis of my weight movement in the last 14 days and cal contents of those days.... but this is a recomp attempt so it may not matter since i'm so close to my BEP....... i'm becoming a mad scientist here.


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magazine. After Yeater's accusation, Bieber stated he would take a paternity
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Looking forward to seeing the community's families at the ceremony honoring Veterans:
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The largest traditional Memorial Day observance in the East Bay takes place in Danville! Many of you know this as the site of the "All Wars Memorial" a beautiful and educational Memorial honoring our Military, Veterans and Patriots from all wars.
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Vets (both those passed and still living) & armed services folks...that's what it's all about, not Memorial Day Weekend blow-out sales at the mall or at the local car dealerships. God bless those that go in harm's way for the rest of us.
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By mid-April, HMO is due to reach agreement on a comprehensive recovery program with its 6,000 very angry employees.
Doctors and nurses from Hadassah protest opposite the Knesset.
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The doctors returned to normal work – following two weeks of severely cutting down their workload in protest – after the Jerusalem District Court ruled that they would have enough malpractice insurance to cover them despite the 90-day freeze on Hadassah's financial obligations.
Next year, the Hadassah Medical Organization will be "better, stable and flourishing," predicted Avigdor Kaplan, HMO's director-general for the past eight months, who has had to cope in recent months with its worst crisis ever.
The agreement to halt the partial work stoppages that paralyzed the Ein Kerem and Mount Scopus hospital campuses was reached between Kaplan and the nursing, administrative and maintenance staffs of HMO.
Instead of withholding part of the pay of staffers who earn more than NIS 10,000 gross a month, as had previously been indicated, all those who earn up to NIS 15,000 monthly – a majority of employees – will get their full wages. In addition, plans to fire employees during the next 70 days were frozen so that a recovery program could be prepared with consultation of staffers.
The sides hope to reach a permanent agreement by April 13.
The two sides became more flexible as they realized Shaare Zedek Medical Center medical staffers had managed to provide care for Jerusalemites who needed urgent care during the past 10 days of emergency schedules at Hadassah – and that doctors and nurses might have sought positions elsewhere if they were not satisfied with HMO management.
Before the temporary agreement was reached, hundreds of HMO staffers bedded down on skimpy mattresses in the main atrium of the Ein Kerem hospital on Tuesday night, to protest the fact that they had to wait 18 days to get their January wages.
Kaplan, who is an economist, and the former head of Clalit Health Services and president and CEO of Clal Insurance, told The Jerusalem Post that "we are not at the beginning of the end, but at the end of the beginning."
By mid-April, HMO is due to reach an agreement on a comprehensive recovery program with its 6,000 employees – doctors, nurses, paramedical workers, psychologists, social workers, laboratory personnel, clerks and maintenance personnel.
In light of its NIS 1.3 billion accumulated deficit (for pensions and other long-term costs) and its NIS 300 million running deficit, HMO has to clean up its act, because the Treasury is reluctant to make financial gifts to hospitals that the government does not own.
"It's very important for the Ein Kerem and Mount Scopus hospitals to return to normal functioning.
We now have a timeout on the crisis and can achieve a real recovery. But it won't be easy," Kaplan said.
"I've been through many negotiating sessions before this in my career," he recalled, "but this one was different. It was the most complicated crisis, and not just one side was angry with me but all the sides – the HMO staff, different parts of the government and others."
Asked what HMO's owner, Hadassah Women's Zionist Organization of America, was willing to give to relieve the financial crisis, Kaplan – who was handpicked at age 73 to be its first non-doctor director-general – said: "They are giving a lot. They are transferring NIS 50m. as an intermediate measure, but they will give more with the full recovery formula in place. It hasn't been decided yet how much."
He disputed that HWZOA had large amounts of property in the form of real estate (outside the hospitals themselves) that could be sold to help cover HMO's debts, but said, "They will sell what they can."
Regarding Prof. Shlomo Mor-Yosef, the former HMO director-general who left in 2011 after 11 years at the helm and is now director-general of the National Insurance Institute, Kaplan preferred not to distribute personal blame for the financial crisis.
"He said on TV that he is willing to reopen his severance pay agreement," Kaplan said. The agreement gives Mor-Yosef NIS 75,000 a month until he reaches 67 in four years, in addition to his NIS 60,000 monthly at the NII.
The bonuses over NIS 1m. that the HWZOA gave him when he left his post are also to be discussed.
"Shlomo recognized the public criticism. He is ready to negotiate," Kaplan said.
"Already in 2006, there was an HMO deficit of hundreds of millions of shekels. It became like a snowball," Kaplan said. He could not estimate how much money HMO had lost in the past 10 days or so, when its hospital activities shrank almost to nothing. But he said "it's in the millions, not tens of millions of shekels."
As for dismissals in the coming months, Kaplan said they would not include nurses, because a small number of them had already left and there had been a shortage of nurses all over the country. Some physicians would have to go, he said, but not many as there were too few doctors in all the country's hospitals.
More employees would be dismissed among the administrative, maintenance and paramedical workers, he said.
Efforts to raise income through a better agreement with doctors on private medical services and discounts for the four public health funds would also be attempted.
Kaplan said he would do what he could to help angry doctors and nurses, who were threatened with reduced benefits and whose salaries were paid late, to recover emotionally.
"They know that this is their home," he said.
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Experience the beautiful, new, Bahia Delfin Condominiums on a
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Full Kitchen with breakfast bar, dishwasher, microwave, coffee-maker
Flat Panel, Wide Screen HD TV with satellite
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Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +0.3%
Mondiale 2013. A very good porter. Black with almost no head, yet a lace trail. A tasty hoppy porter, nicely roasted, with good drinkability. Chocolate malt, caramel, and not overly sweet rather well balanced.Middling mouthfeel.One of my favourites over this fest.
06-03-2013 23:06:53 | More by Sammy
4.25/5 rDev +11.3%
08-02-2013 02:48:39 | More by Hobbit
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
Appearance. Pours a dark cola-brown with a finger of thick khaki head.
Smell. Light caramel and milk chocolate, some grainy dark malts.
Taste. Dark malts and milk chocolate, some grassy, maybe slightly herbal hops with a little bitterness in the finish.
Mouthfeel. Medium body, maybe slightly less with medium carbonation.
Overall. A good porter but doesn't stand out from the crowd as much as the other offering that I've tried from this fine brewery.
03-10-2013 18:56:57 | More by Rutager
3.96/5 rDev +3.7%
Near black pour, minimal near finger of tan head, fairly good retention and decent lacing. High roast, with almost burnt malt note. A Belgian dry chocolate nose, with faint bitterness and sweet nutty toffee. The taste is dominated by a dark Belgian chocolate with a dash of toffee, a stark roasted note and a hint of smoke. Finishes with a tinge of espresso bitterness. Body is medium, somewhat creamy and smooth. ABV is lower, so it feel mostly appropriate. Overall, it's pretty solid.
03-13-2013 23:04:12 | More by EgadBananas
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
05-31-2013 02:11:54 | More by Hopmodium
3.88/5 rDev +1.6%
Poured into an Elysian snifter. Pours a very dark brown, appearing black in the glass. Fine half finger light brown head that dissipates to a thin film and ring around the glass and lacing. Light aroma of toasted malt, chocolate and and hint of coffee. Flavor follows aroma, toasted malt, chocolate and coffee. Nice toasty chocolate finish with lingering hop bitterness. Long lasting toasted malt and hops aftertaste. Medium bodied. A quite nice roasty porter that has above average flavor complexity and density for a 6% porter. Another nice Gigantic offering.
02-19-2013 04:44:46 | More by LiquidAmber
British Columbia (Canada)
3.76/5 rDev -1.6%
Poured from a 650ml bottle. Pours a dark brown colour. The nose has big, delicious chocolate notes. Hard to smell much more than that. It tastes like a well-made porter. Lots of roasty coffee/chocolate flavours, and a good bitter, earthy finish. It's dry and very drinkable.
03-01-2013 22:08:34 | More by CookstLiquor
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
05-26-2013 16:28:52 | More by claspada
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
06-09-2013 19:52:59 | More by liamt07
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
03-20-2013 00:38:18 | More by bostonryan
British Columbia (Canada)
3.79/5 rDev -0.8%
Gigantic Brewing 'The Time Traveler' @ 5.8% an American Porter served from a 650 ml bottle purchased for $7
A-pour is dark brown with some ruby red highlights when held up to the light with a medium size off white head that leaves some lace along the pint glass
S-roasted barley , hints of bakers chocolate
T-bittersweet coffee/chocolate porter , hop bitterness on the finish
MF-good carbonation , full bodied , ok on the palate if you like long lasting aftertaste
Ov-OK/good beer , nothing outstanding , alot better porter's out there
sampled alongside Anchor Porter
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03-12-2013 04:16:43 | More by LampertLand
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
06-06-2013 23:20:57 | More by bluckbeyes
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
03-09-2013 02:57:50 | More by joefc
North Carolina
3.99/5 rDev +4.5%
Poured from a bomber into a shaker pint, the beer is a dark brown-to-black coloring with chestnut highlights and a thick, dense, frothy, foamy, light tan head that slowly settles and clings to the glass as it retreats. Aromas of chocolate, both milk and bittersweet/baker's, with a touch of mocha coffee and some roasted notes. Great, inviting nose. Flavors are roast forward, with chocolate notes in the forefront, as well, providing a good, rich blend. Bittersweet carries throughout, with an earthy and roasty overtone. Light, slightly effervesced body keeps things crisp and refreshing, not allowing the richness to lull you into a hibernative state. The aftertaste is roasty and bittersweet chocolate, with a dry, clean finish. Solid brew, and with a lean towards the chocolate, which hits me right in my sweet tooth.
10-10-2013 02:05:24 | More by GarthDanielson
4/5 rDev +4.7%
08-21-2013 02:06:20 | More by bigred89
3.89/5 rDev +1.8%
Bottle opened on 2.8.13
A - Pours a chocolate brown with a two inch fine tan head with good retention.
S - Lots of chocolate, roasty and subtle coffee.
T - Coffee and smokey, roasted malt, slight chocolate at the end.
D - Good carbonation and a lighter body.
O - Light and coffee and chocolate mix, solid but pretty average.
02-18-2013 06:08:18 | More by HuskyinPDX
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
09-15-2013 06:55:39 | More by bernat1971
4.5/5 rDev +17.8%
08-02-2013 15:27:16 | More by kmeyer45
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
02-23-2014 03:52:37 | More by zeff80
3.5/5 rDev -8.4%
04-07-2013 04:59:15 | More by johnnyboy76
3.75/5 rDev -1.8%
02-25-2013 03:35:30 | More by beerhorn12
3.66/5 rDev -4.2%
650ml bottle poured into a Gigantic tulip.
The beer pours a nice black color, touches of cola brown with a fizzy khaki head that dissipates quickly leaving a slight film atop the beer with minimal lace. The aroma is of lightly roasted coffee, dark chocolate and soft and sweet coffee malt, fairly simple and very straightforward. The flavors are very simple, bitter coffee roast, slightly toasted grain, touches of chocolate and just a smidge of fruit at the finish. The body is a little lighter with crisp carbonation and an easy finish that does get a touch abrasive from the carbonation.
Verdict: Simple, straightforward, not intimidating and rather light. This is my first experience with Gigantic and while this wasn't a home run, I'd still be very interested in sampling more of their lineup.
04-06-2013 02:19:35 | More by kevanb
3.24/5 rDev -15.2%
Lightly chilled 22 oz. bottle into a shaker pint. No visible bottling or best-by date.
Look- Clear deep brown with three fingers of toasted marshmallow head. Very nice lacing.
Smell- Very interesting, unique aroma. Reminds me of beech nuts and root beer. Very appealing. Dark nougat and rum balls.
Taste- On the first sip, I almost spit this out. Thankfully, I gave it a bit and it grew on me- I'd definitely let this one hit room temp or near before imbibing. Started with a harsh, ashy, metallic flavor that mellowed out as it fell flat and warmed up a bit. After a half hour or so, some nicer flavors emerge- dry dates, heavily toasted graham cracker, strong nuttiness. Light, crisp black tea bittering cleans it up at the end. Overall-decent.
Mouthfeel- Light-medium body, smooth, juicy feel with a roasty bite. Mild coating, Dry-ish finish, goes down easy once it warms a bit.
Overall- Not quite sure what to make of it- pretty off-putting to start with, but it grew on me. More good than bad, but I'd probably avoid it if I saw it again.
09-14-2013 07:01:49 | More by Lawl3ss
The Time Traveler from Gigantic Brewing Company
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One of the two burglars was later arrested after crashing the stolen dirt bike, according Capt. Derek Roland with the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
Roland said the two broke into Anderson Motorsports on Clemson Boulevard about 3:45 a.m. by busting through a window with rocks before driving off on the stolen lime green dirt bikes.
He said deputies on patrol who heard a lookout alert spotted both bikes in separates locations, leading to two separate pursuits. After one of the pursuits, Roland said the juvenile driver later collided with a Lexus at Whitehall and McGee roads and was arrested at the scene of the wreck.
The second driver eventually ditched the bike in Belton, leading deputies on a foot chase before getting away, Roland said.
Deputies said when the thieves busted through the store's window, two motorcycles were damaged in the process and alarms were triggered.
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Ed Easley had a pinch hit grand slam in the bottom of the ninth on Tuesday night, pushing the Reno Aces to a 14-10 walk-off victory over the Fresno Grizzlies at Aces Ballpark.
Reno entered the frame down 10-9, before Tony Campana doubled to plate Tuffy Gosewisch. Fresno reliever Dan Runzler intentionally walked Chris Owings, loading the bases with just one out, and setting the scene for Easley's grand slam.
The dramatic game saw five lead changes, with Reno up 9-8 in the seventh before Brett Pill's two-RBI double pulled Fresno ahead in the eighth.
The contest, which lasted four hours and sixteen minutes, was the longest nine-inning game in Reno franchise history.
At the plate for Reno, Mike Jacobs recorded his first multi-homer game of the season, going yard in his first two at bats of the game. The slugger went 3-for-4 on the night with four RBI and three runs scored. Chris Owings also recorded four RBI, going 2-for-5 with a run scored.
Easley's homer marked the first pinch hit home run of the season, and Reno's second grand slam in the last three games.
Reno reliever Evan Marshall was charged with a blown save, but credited with the win. He allowed both of his inherited runners score in the eighth, before working a scoreless ninth.
The series continues Wednesday night at Aces Ballpark. LHP Tyler Skaggs (4-5, 4.92 ERA) gets the nod for Reno, while the Grizzlies will counter with RHP Fabio Castillo (0-3, 6.88 ERA). First pitch is set for 7:05 p.m.
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The man died of multiple gunshot wounds. He has not yet been identified. His body was found on the 2600 block of Denmark-Jackson Road.
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Jay Peak 3Bdrm Chalet in Jay Peak
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Chalet
- community Oberland Valley
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/ night
$ 1,500 - $ 2,100 / week
$ 3,200 - $ 6,000 / month
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Three Bedroom Chalet located 5 miles from Jay Peak Ski area and a couple of miles from Montgomery Center. Great food is near by! Mountain Bike Trails are out the front door. Hiking the Long Trail is within 10 minutes. Fishing is right out back in the Hannah Clark Brook and skiing is 10 minutes away at Jay Peak and at Jay there is the Water Park, skating rink, and lots of activities and entertainment! Golf in the summer months or Gondola trips during teh fall foliage. Snow shoeing or cross country skiing is off the front steps of the deck. This is a very private location near the end of a private dead end road just off Route 242 in
Montgomery. It's a very quiet and peaceful location! A great place to vacation.
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Kitchen with microwave, Electric stove and oven, dishwasher and fridg., Kureg single cup plus regular coffe maker. Crock pot, and all the neccesary pots, pans and dishes....and condiments.
3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with showers and one Jacuzzi tub
Cathedral ceiling Living room with wood fireplace
Finished basement with family room, TV and Futon and cot and couch with fold out queen size bed.
Satelite TV and High speed DSL internet
Washer and Dryer, Barbecue Grill on the wrap around deck. Central hot water baseboard heat for your comfort zone. Plenty of linens and supplies. The only thing you need is personal care items and food.
activities and attractions in Jay Peak Vermont
18 hole Golf Course at Jay Resort
Water Park at Jay Resort
Skating Rink at Jay Resort
Cross Country Skiing
Snow Mobiling
vacation rental rates
Special spring skiing offer 04/01/14-04/30/14....$225.00 per night! Discount lift tickets available for Jay and Burke. Weekly rates upon request.
Spring, Summer and Early Fall rates off season: 250.00 per day or 1500.00 per week. 2 night min.
Fall Foliage Season - 275.00 per night, 1650.00 per week, 3 night min.
Winter Ski Season: 275.00 per day or 1750.00 per week (for 6 or less)
Holiday weeks 325.00 per day or 1950.00 per week
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Top things to do in Jay Peak
- Golfing
- Skiing
- Hiking
- Mountain Biking
- Fishing
Top things to do on a budget
- Hike the Long Trail
- Mountain Biking from the chalet
- Fishing
- Canoeing
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By DENISE A. RAYMO
---- — SARANAC LAKE — A woman who stole more than $96,000 from her employer and claimed it was a loan lost her appeal in State Supreme Court.
Rebecca Farnsworth, 39, of 92 Wallace Wood Lane, Saranac Lake, was convicted of second-degree grand larceny in May 2010 after a Franklin County jury deliberated for about three hours.
She was sentenced three to nine years in state prison and ordered to pay $150,000 in restitution.
Farnsworth worked as the business manager and bookkeeper at Adirondack Audiology Associates for four years and used the company's credit card to make $80,000 worth of personal purchases on it from 2004 to 2008.
Prosecutors said she used the card to take trips to Florida, buy groceries and cellphones for herself and family and pay for car repairs.
Farnsworth was also accused of giving herself raises totaling more than $74,000 and falsifying business records to hide it, but she was not convicted on that charge.
She claimed the missing money was a loan, but District Attorney Derek Champagne said her bosses didn't know about the transactions, and no interest was charged.
In an appeal filed with the Third Judicial District of the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court, Farnsworth claimed there was not enough evidence presented to convict her.
She said she intended to pay the money back, so her actions didn't constitute stealing.
But the judges said Farnsworth "made no payments between the time of her termination and the trial, and, a few days after the discovery of her expenditures, she was found shredding financial documents in her office."
They also pointed to testimony from the business's owner, Keith Walsh, who testified Farnsworth was specifically told the credit card was for company-related purposes only.
He also told the jury he had given her personal loans to pay for home construction and to help pay her mother's debts.
Prosecutors said Farnsworth made more than 400 purchases and cash-advance transactions totaling $80,000 and another $21,000 in gasoline purchases and $6,000 in telephone bills.
At the same time, she gave herself annual salary increases, they said.
Her annual pay went from $35,000 in 2004 to $43,000 in 2005 then to $58,000 in 2006 and to $61,000 in 2007. She would have made $74,000 in 2008, but she was fired that February.
Walsh testified that employees were typically given a 3 percent annual raise in August and a Christmas bonus.
Farnsworth, who was released on parole in September 2012, also claimed her sentence was excessive and harsh.
But the judges said the prison term set by County Court Judge Robert G. Main Jr. was appropriate.
Letters he received before the sentencing described Farnsworth as a hardworking, devoted mother of two small children, and she had no criminal record.
The Appellate Court said Main "balanced those factors against the magnitude of the deceit involved in stealing — over the course of several years — such a large amount of money from a small health-care practice whose owners trusted and helped her."
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I got into this business because I love good games, and I want to try to shine a light on them. The best way to do so is to talk about games we're excited about, and to help find ways to support the people who make the game. That's why, when we can help it, we're going to start linking directly to the developer's website in the "buy it now" link on all reviews.
The reasoning is simple: Steam is a middle man, and take a nice chunk in commission whenever you buy a game that way. It's the nature of the business, and it happens with everyone, but I'd love to be able to maximize the amount of money that goes to the people who make the games, and not just to the service that sells it.
If you look at a game like the Legend of Grimrock, you can see a wide variety of places to buy the game. That's not an accident. "We feel that using http://www.grimrock.net/buy/ would be most convenient since we have all the different vendors lined up in there and the customers themselves can make the decision of where to buy from," Almost Human told me when I asked about if they cared where people bought the game when it was released last year.
"Of course we would appreciate it if people would choose to buy directly from us but places like Steam and GOG.com are probably more familiar for most," they continued.
So don't feel bad for purchasing from Steam, or GOG.com, or any other service that you're familiar with and trust. Every developer would rather have a sale from one of those storefronts than not.
But it's a simple matter of economics. When you buy The Swapper directly through the Humble Store link on their official page, the developer gives around five percent to the Humble Store in exchange for the front end to take payment and process credit cards. One of the reasons Artemis has been such a successful game is that it's sold only through the official site, and thus the creator only has to give up a very small commission for credit card processing. He told me his payment system takes around 10 percent of sales.
The amount of money Steam charges as a commission isn't public information, but I've been told by multiple sources that most digital distribution platforms take around 30 percent off commission for selling the game. That still gives the developer or publisher the lion's share of the sale, and the massive amount of publicity that Steam can help give games is certainly worth the price being asked, but if you know you're going to buy a game, why not give the developer more of your money?
If you see a developer selling a game directly, give some thought to buying it that way, as long as you feel comfortable. Many Humble Store links give you a redeemable Steam key for your purchase anyway. We're going to make a better effort to link directly to Humble Store links and the official pages of developers to encourage this practice.
Again, buying from Steam, or your favorite platform, is perfectly fine. Supporting games in any way is a good thing. But if you have the option, buy direct from the people making the game. The difference can be substantial, and it helps them make more games in the future, and it's likely the cost to you is exactly the same. The difference can mean an extra 20 to 25 percent of the cash going directly to those that made the game, and that's a great thing.


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When you want to relax, it's just a short drive to the peaceful green Dandenong Ranges in the north and the Yarra Valley wineries, or an easy cruise south to the beaches of Western Port Bay and the Mornington Peninsula. Close by are the region's business parks, great restaurants and shopping at 270 stores in Fountain Gate Shopping Centre, and the charming Main Street shopping in Berwick village. The M1 is just down the road, and will have you in Melbourne in less than 40 minutes.
Our guests keep coming back (read their comments) because of our central location, great service and all the little extras in our 34 fully self-contained and spacious1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and, 3-bedroom apartments. We're accredited with Healthy Rooms too, so you'll enjoy a better night's sleep in our apartments. And our staff also know just how to make extended-stay guests feel right at home.Check out the 20 top reasons to stay with Quest Narre Warren, then come and enjoy our welcoming hospitality.Spring in Narre WarrenBrowse through the sporting events, attractions, food and wine experiences, arts and cultural events happening in and near Narre Warren.
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I stayed two nights for work. Although there is not much else around in the area, the rooms themselves were clean and large and well looked after. The self contained apartments have everything you would expect. I would stay again. Beds comfortable and there is even a TV in the bedroom so fall asleep to. No fitness centre but a pool I didn't use.
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Product InformationThis is a Rubie's Fancy Dress Costumes product
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When Gotham City needs a hero, you can call on Batgirl to save the day. All she needs is this Child Pink Batgirl Super Hero Costume and she's ready!
Costume includes:
- Dress
- Belt
- Gauntlets
- Boot tops
This licensed Child Pink Batgirl Super Hero Costume includes a bright pink knee-length dress with a silver Batgirl logo on the chest and an attached pink cape. The cape and dress have jagged detailing on the bottom hems to create the distinctive bat look.
Also included is a silver bat shaped belt and a pair of pink gauntlets.
This look is completed with a pair of pink boot tops.
Party themesWorld Book Day CostumesClassic Batman
Tagsbatmanrobinsuper herochild super herofilmbatgirl
- Sizing
Sizes for this costume are:
- Toddler: 2 to 3 years
- Small: Age 3 to 4 years
- Medium: Age 5 to 7 years
- Specs
- Material: 100% Polyester
- Packaging: Resealable PVC Bag & Header Card
- Product Suitability: Children - Between 3 to 14 Years (Item Has Small Parts)
- Washing Instructions: Hand wash, no bleach, line dry
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