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A Casa De Sol is located just 15 minutes' walk from the beach, on the outskirts of Albefeira town. Quiet and peaceful during the day but as the sun sets the centre of the town changes its character. A plentiful collection of bars, restaurants and clubs start to fill-up with people, until they spill over into the narrow streets. A fine selection of good beaches extend east and west from the town.
The villa benefits from two shared swimming pools, with a shallow end perfect for the children. Leading from the living room is a spacious garden and from the upstairs terrace the stunning sea views can be seen, furnished with a table and chairs to enable you to dine al fresco. With two double and two twin bedrooms, the villa is ideal for families, with plenty in the surrounding area to see and do during your stay.
Extra bedroom in the basement that can be used if larger groups enquire.
Could take groups of 10.
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|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
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|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
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|4 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 3 En suites and 4 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
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|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
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The villa is brand new and has been furnished to an extremely high standard with a fully fitted kitchen, spacious lounge and dining areas and very comfortable bedrooms upstairs. Overall the villa is very large and has all the utensils and comforts that one has become used to at home including a few more extras.
All towels and lining are provided also.
The central Algarve is a known for its beautiful way of life, with very friendly people. Eating out is extremley cheap and rest assure that everyone speaks English.
All year round warm climate peaking in August with 30°/40° C with low of 15°/18° C in December & January.
Some of the finest golf courses in Europe are within easy reach and the Villa is situated close to Balaia Golf Village. There is a selection of fine beaches within walking distance, ranging from 15 to 30 minutes leisurely walk.
The property is located in Balaia situated between Albufeira and Vilamoura. The village and its surrounding areas boast numerous restaurants many of which serve traditional Portuguese food and offer a peaceful relaxing atmosphere whilst the hustle and bustle of Albufeira remains just a 5 minute drive away.
The accommodation is located in Balaia, this is part of Olhos D'Agua area close to some of the Algarve´s best beaches - with nice beach bars/restaurants, like Olhos D'Agua, Santa Eulalia, Maria Luisa, Falesia and others.
The old town of Albufeira is 2km, around 30 mins walk. The old town is very interesting with narrow cobbled streets and old fisherman houses and then there are the numerous music bars and street entertainers together with regular free shows in the main square in the summer season. Along with the lively 'Strip' containing many bars, restaurants & nightclubs.
Algarve Shopping, the biggest shopping centre in the region with several shops, restaurants, bowling, hypermarket (open Mon-Sun until 12:00 am) is about 20mins drive away, with free parking. There are many other activities and attractions within 30 mins drive, such as
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As part of this investigation, Prive was featured today as the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force's weekly feature known as the "Fugitive of the Week". The "Fugitive of the Week" is broadcast on WTPL-FM, WMUR-TV, the Union Leader, The Nashua Telegraph and is prominently featured on the Internet.
Shortly after Prive was featured, several tipsters called the U.S. Marshals and provided information on Prive's whereabouts on Notre Dame Avenue in Manchester. Members of the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force, including members from the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, N.H. Probation & Parole, Greenfield Police Department and Deputy U.S. Marshals went to this location, where Prive was quickly arrested without incident.
Prive is currently being held at the Hillsborough County Jail pending his court appearance on this probation violation.
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He is decribed as 5-feet-7, 200 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. He has tattoos on both forearms, his neck and right shoulder. He was last known to be living in the Manchester area, where he has numerous friends and family members.
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This vibrant city of just over 300,000 citizens will continue to flourish in years to come thanks to the "Riverside Renaissance" improvement program, an ambitious investment in Riverside's future security. Bright sunshine and a strong sense of community make assisted living in Riverside an ideal option for a happy retirement.
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California Citrus State Park offers an educational outdoor experience where residents of assisted living in Riverside can learn more about the role of fruit in California's history and development. The University of California Riverside Botanic Gardens are also an excellent option for a relaxing walk through nature.
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While many communities of assisted living in Riverside provide their own schedule of fun activities, seniors may also head to one of the many senior centers in the area, including the Janet Goeske Center, which offers a wide range of programs for seniors such as legal services, classes, workshops and social events.
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The Riverside Transit Agency (RTA) provides bus service all over the city. Passes are sold to residents of assisted living in Riverside and other seniors at a steep discount. RTA's Dial-A-Ride service is designed to fulfill the transportation needs of eligible riders who are unable to used fixed routes.
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Riverside provides one of the most economical options for assisted living. Depending on the facility, monthly costs for a private, one-bedroom assisted living unit can cost as little as $1,250 or as much as $5,655. The median cost for such housing is $3,175.* Seniors considering assisted living in Riverside should plan to spend about $38,100 per year.
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So after quite a few other cutting boards, I decided to try my hand at an end-grain version. I downloaded the cutting board designer software (freeware, very useful) and designed this board. The woods used are mahogany (I think), beech, cherry and walnut. There is a very slight 1/8" round-over on the edges. The "finish" is mineral oil – five coats. There are some interesting looking gum pockets that got exposed Final dimensions are 13" x 15" x 1.25".
The initial glue-up worked better when done in smaller steps (less slippage) as opposed to trying to glue all of the strips together in one sequence. I used my router planing sled to do the rough flattening followed by my belt sander (80 grit) and my random orbit sander (120, 220, 320). I forgot about the glue and sawdust trick so their is one noticeable gap in the board, but other than that and some accidental beading on the edges I am happy with the way it turned out.
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I love end grain cutting boards, your pattern just pleases my eyes, looks great.
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nicely done. I keep saying I am going to make one of those router planing skeds.
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I just had to comment… this is certainly a nice board..
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Wow! The spatial effect created by the center step pattern of dark wood floating in the lighter wood makes it looks bigger than it is. Nice design!
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Thanks for the comments. I was hoping that there would be more of contrast between the beech and the cherry, but the "tire track" effect (as my wife calls it) is pleasing to the eye.
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Discover the thrilling freedom of living in God's power
Jesus' disciples were worried, because soon He would be gone. How would they find the strength to live faithfully for their Master?
Men today face the same dilemma—and have access to the same answer: Spiritual power comes through the Holy Spirit. Yet for many, the gift of the Holy Spirit remains misunderstood, under-appreciated, and under-utilized.
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TVA hopes a soaring stock market will bail out its underfunded pension fund. The market collapse of 2008 resulted in a $2 billion loss to the pension fund. It now stands at $7 billion rather than the $11 billion it needs to be fully funded.
Last year the agency budgeted $500 million for the pension fund but announced later that due to gains in pension fund investments, it would not make a contribution to the pension fund. The agency budgeted another $500 million this year, according to SEC filings, but will likely wait to see if returns are great enough to use the money elsewhere.
TVA retirees want the $1 billion over two years put into the pension fund. A group of retirees have also filed a class-action lawsuit over some recent years when the fund skipped cost-of-living adjustments. The suit had been in remediation, but a retiree newsletter says the suit has been reinstated.


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Welcome to Riddlesden St Mary's.
We are a medium sized school situated on the edge of Keighley within an impressive scenic setting. These extensive grounds offer many exciting opportunities for children's outdoor learning. We are a Church of England school and welcome families of all faiths. Our commitment is to serve the children of the parish of Riddlesden and beyond, providing the best care and education possible.
Every Ofsted inspection reported the school as consistently good, often with outstanding features. Visitors often comment on the friendly and calm atmosphere when they walk around the school. This is because we teach and foster respectful behaviour and expect staff to model the same. Our Christian ethos is very important to us, as is our attention to the individual needs of a child. We encourage every pupil to aim high and be the best that he or she can be, and we strive to improve the educational environment and quality of teaching and learning with this as our goal. We are fortunate to serve a community of supportive parents from Riddlesden, Stockbridge and central Keighley, who also share our keenness for their children to do well.
Why not give us a ring and visit? The Head teacher or Deputy Head teacher would be more than happy to show you around and answer your questions.


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Ah summertime. The season for cookouts, baseball, swimming, vacations, and of course yard sales. The yard sale sign has become somewhat comical in recent times. Most are handwritten on whatever scrap cardboard or poster board was left over from the kids latest science fair project. Legibility is, shall we say, less than optimal for cars passing by at varying rates of speed. In all, most yard sale signs are just pretty bad.
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I have yard sales twice a year. These would surely help advertise for them. TY for the chance.
I've always wantes to ha e a garage sale these signs would attract a lot of people to my sale for sure
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My favorite thing about yard sales is getting together with my family to make a little extra money. It's a good way to have family bonding and teach kids about the worth of a dollar.
Just hanging out and meeting neighbors!
Always need signs like this
My favorite thing about yard sales is getting everyone involved, the kids sell popcorn or lemonade, with a bank that says "college fund"!
great finds and deals
My favorite thing about yard sales is buying books from them–really cheap good books!
I love finding treasures.
My favorite thing about yard sales is that I find cool mugs that are in all different colors.
The fact that I can find all sorts of amazing items for cheap!
The deals!!! I have 5 kids!!!!
finding awesome items at a great price
my favorite thing about yard sales is the chance to find something truly unique.
My favorite thing about yard sales is getting alot for a little bit of money.
I love finding deals on name brand stuff for less.
Is making money by getting rid of clutter. There by cleaning the house and making room. But also getting to chat with neighbors
My favorite thing about yard sales is finding good clothes at a great price!
Favorite thing is finding a great deal!
They say everything you need to say without having to YELL it! lol!
opps! I thought it said "signs"! "Sales" – the GREAT DEALS!
I love finding books and other personal treasures at yard sales. Thank you.
My favorite thing about yard sales is making money!
I love finding gems! Like instruments for a crazy good price.
I like the great deals and amazing finds!
Getting rid of the clutter in the house!
My favorite thing is getting rid of the unwanted things that are collecting dust around the house
I love finding vintage toys. I also love the fact that you never know what someone will have out for sale. Anything is possible (and I have seen some weird things out for sale lol)
… making $, AND clearing the way to get more stuff!!!!! OR, going to a yard sale and scoring a big deal!!!
Cleaning out my house of the excess junk.
I love getting deals and steals at garage sales.
I love the bargains!
Cheap prices
I love having yard sales to get rid of some of the things I no longer need and to make a little extra money and I love going to yard sales to find wonderful bargains from things others no longer need
I like watching the cash box fill up! Hey, it means new shoes for me!!
my family loves yardsaling you can get some really great items cheap and save money…and its fun to all be together…thanks../.
my favorite thing is looking at the various things for sale and finding treasures
BARGAINS when I'm shopping. Decluttering when I'm hosting!
I love others treasures!
Making money selling things we don't want/need
I love yard sales because you never know what you might find, and the hunt for something spectacular is fun!
Just had one last week. I love selling unwanted items and giving someone else a bargain. It is nice to meet nearby neighbors!
the awesome deals
The thing I love about garage sales is decluttering my house and actually making some money for doing so!
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This September marks the twentieth anniversary of Batman: The Animated Series, and the birth of the shared DC animated universe that would eventually expand to present one of the most comprehensive and thorough explorations of a comic book mythology in any medium. To celebrate, we're going back into the past and looking at some classic episodes.
Destroyer is the last episode of Bruce Timm's shared, massive DC animated universe to air. Beginning with On Leather Wings, two decades ago, the producer brought an animated version of the publisher's pantheon to the small screen. It's certainly an impressive accomplishment, and I think that Timm's work provided the definitive versions of many of the company's characters and concepts. That said, the entire final season of Justice League Unlimited seems like one giant epilogue. The first season of the show finished on a triumphant note, with a four-part story that would have provided a nice finalé for the shared universe, and a one-episode coda to the entire world that Timm and his staff had brought to life.
Destroyer, the actual final episode, isn't nearly that good. At best, however, it serves as a fond farewell, conclusive proof that, as Wonder Woman promises, "The adventure continues."
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St Mary-Basha offers a high quality education for K-8 grade students. The principal of this school genuinely cares about her students and encourages parents to become more involved in their child's educational life. Prior to attending St Mary-Basha my child struggled academically and socially. My child was considered a problem student at many schools. Within the first week of my child attending St Mary-Basha, teachers and staff were able to detect and bring to my attention their immediate concerns regarding my child's reading, writing and lack of confidence. Thanks to the excellent staff/ teachers and reading program, my child has reached academic achievements that perhaps at one time he never thought he could achieve. In three years I have seen a strong spiritual and academic growth in my child. I can honestly say that this school has instilled positive feelings towards education and our Catholic faith.
St. Mary-Basha is a wonderful Catholic environment for k-8 grade levels. We have two kids at St. Mary-Basha and we are very pleased with the education and Catholic encouragement the teachers/staff give to our children. We are 100% sure that our children are at the right school to grow closer to their faith and excell in their education. With those two factors well combined on campus, our children will be enriched and enlightened daily.
St. Mary-Bahsa is a great school. My son has been attending for 4 years. We moved from another Catholic School and are really pleased. The teachers are supportive. He is able to stay after school to get help with homework, and loves his teachers. We couldn't be more pleased.
My children came from another Catholic School and we could not be happier with education, love and support they have received. The principal is proactive and a advocate for all children. Most Catholic schools won't even accept children with learning differences and St. Mary's has staff that specifically works with students that struggle in all areas but especially reading. The children are challenged and nurtured. This school is a top choice for parents who care about their kids education.
My grandchildren attend this school and we are very happy with the results so far. Education stresses the basics with an exceptinal computer program. We will continue with this school as long as it remains this way.
This is a wonderful school with a cultural and social mix of students that encourages all aspects of a childs development. We love it.
WE LOVE ST. MARY-BASHA!!! Our principal's top priority is 'what is best for each child,' and she knows EVERY child at the school. SMB is the only Catholic school I know of that has an on-site Speech Pathologist, reading specialists and Mon.-Thur. after school math tutoring. Parent involvement is praised and sincerely appreciated. Technology department and in each class is cutting-edge. Front office staff are kind, cheerful and professional. This is a place that honors families and loves children!
Great school. My kids love it, academics are accelerated. expectations are high and the teachers and parents are involved.
My daughter attends this school and loves it. The teachers and parents are very involved with the students academic, religous and personal growth. Issues in the classrooms are handled immediately. Neighborhood is a bit old.
On paper they look good, but in the realty It's worse than public schools. 1- It's a catholic school were they are suppose to teach good principles and the love of God, but the environment is loveless and empty. They director and the teacher don't care at all for the children that need help, they only focus in the ones that excel. They teach rules & rituals, but not love. Because of this they have mayor problems with bulling and teacher being over strict with students that need more help (screams & hit heads). 2- Academically, the classes are not organized & crowded.Teachers don't take time for explaining and teaching. They use out of date methods & the only reason they have good ratings in the state exams because they study only for those test. Please when looking for a school go interview them and hear what your heart tells you.
This school was a little disappointing, and seems to be declining. Left this school last year. Many of the teachers and staff are parents of the kids that attend the school, so those kids get most of the resources. Encouraging parental involvement is great, but there are limits-too many over-involved parents can be a negative. The kids are well-behaved, with orderly classrooms.
i love it at tis school! they give us freedom but when its too displine they disipline
I previously attended St. Marys for nine years. My experience was not all that bad there. The teachers at St. Marys were fairly decent and seemed to care about their students. The same teachers taught at the school year after year. St. Marys filled its students with good morals. However, in more recent years, the school has gone from being a good, respectable school to being a total sham. My brother who presently attends St. Marys is special needs. We have made a great effort trying to talk to the teachers to find a way to accomodate him. However, our attemts have proven to be utterly disappointing. The teachers don't care to take the time out to help him. (continued..)
I transferred from public school to St.Mary-Basha, and I couldn't be more disappointed. This school was to restricting and the teachers didn't seem to care about the students' personal problems or worries. The teachers also are very stereotypical about students who have straight A's and average graded students they assuming that the straight A students are never rude to their peers or pick on them.
Execellent school. Excellent academic program! My daughter went to St. Mary Basha for all 9 years, K-8 and my son is currently attending. I wouldn't want them to attend any other school! I love that parents are always involved and a true community environment and all children are well disciplined!
We have sent all four of our children to St Mary Basha and are very pleased. The Principal, Sr. Mary Norbert is an outstanding educator and leader. Parental involvment is unequaled.
The SM-B has one of the best staffs a catholic school. Principal is Sr. Mary Norbert, she is very accomplished. Language arts programs and Computer lab are excellent. Science program is good. Math and R.E. programs are average. Facility and neighborhood are older. Expect to be involved in the school as the Second Vatican Council stated in the Declaration on Christian Education: As it is parents who have given life to their children, on them lies the gravest obligation of education. They must therefore be recognized as being primarily and principally responsible of their eduction. The role of parents in education is of such importance that it is almost impossible to provide an adequate substitute.
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