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3BR/3BA Oceanfront Villa is Charming and Beautifully Decorated in Hilton Head Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets considered no
- type Villa
rates (USD)
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$ 1,475 - $ 2,805 / week
$ 6,321 - $ 6,885 / month
vacation rental description
107 Shorewood, South Forest beach
- 3 BR / 3 BA (Q, Q, TT, D Rollaway)
- Luxury Oceanfront Complex
- Oceanview Villa With A Private Balcony
- Large Oceanfront Pool (Heated Seasonally)
- Kiddie Pool & Hot Tub
- Multiple TV's and DVD's Plus A VCR Player
- Sleeps 8
Shorewood villas have just completed a total pool and pool area renovation resulting in a most exciting and beautiful oceanfront pool complex that the Island has to offer. This large, sunny pool, children's pool and spa are set amongst towering palms. The wonderful flowering landscaping adds to the total ambiance of this very appealing tropical setting.
This 3 bedroom and 3 bath oceanfront Shorewood villa is an exceptionally charming, beautifully decorated villa that is on the ground floor with it's own private balcony and staircase out to the beach. The Shorewood complex offers a beautiful, seasonally heated ocean front pool, a spa, baby pool, lush landscaping and a gated entry and is located just a few blocks from Coligny Circle with its many shops and restaurants.
The villa décor is a blend of Nantucket, Americana, Nautical and Southern charm. Here you will discover white plantations shutters, stars, flags, tropical fabrics, lighthouses, sail boats, all woven together creating just the perfect vacation environment.
The living area offers views of the ocean and balcony and has a sofa and love seat, fluted armoire with TV, DVD and VCR, white wicker chair, matching Queen Anne chairs all surrounding a white wicker glass topped coffee table sitting on a red floral area rug. Stashed away in the corner for decorative effect are an assortment of rods, paddles and nets.
The dining area extends from the living area, so you have the same view of ocean and palms. The wood dining room table seats six and continues the eclectic Americana feel with sailboat wall paper, a painted primitive desk, a white distressed bookcase and wood beach chair accented with a collection of country pillows.
The white tiled kitchen countertops, white appliances and wood floor are made all the more inviting and charming due to the blue and white wallpaper, blue and white lighthouse and red accents provided by red curtains, red lamp shades and two red crabs. Behind a bifold door is the washer and dryer. Sitting beside the countertop are two breakfast bar stools.
Off the living area is the first of three bedrooms, the master bedroom, which looks out to the ocean. Offered is a queen bed with a matching colorful bedspread headboard and curtains. Here you will also find a chest of drawers with a TV and built in DVD and a private bath with a combination shower and tub. The second bedroom, with a sailboat nautical theme, offers a queen bed and private bath decorated in a tropical fish theme. The third bedroom, also decorated in a nautical theme, offers two twin beds with a red and white fabric headboard and matching curtains and private bath with a combination shower and tub. This villa offers a truly inviting, warm, comfortable and exciting vacation feeling.
*Pool is seasonally heated from March through April and October through November. The hot tub is heated year round. Dates are subject to change without notice.
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villa rental amenities
Property Type
- villa
- elevator
- clothes dryer
- washing machine
Pool / Spa
- hot tub
- communal pool
- Bathrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- Bedrooms
- 3 bedrooms, sleeps 8
- vcr
- games
- gated community
- pets not allowed
- non smoking only
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013 10:28 pm | By Lorenzo Montanari
On October 8th, the European Union (EU) voted to amend the current Tobacco Products Directive (TPD). While the revised TPD is not actually adopted, it is on the way. The purpose of the vote is to create stricter regulations on all tobacco products for the 28-member states.
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2013 Index shows the U.S. improving in Property Rights Protections
Tuesday, September 10, 2013 10:56 am | By Lorenzo Montanari
The Property Rights Alliance (PRA) is proud to announce the Sept. 10 release date of the 2013 International Property Rights Index (IPRI), which measures the intellectual and physical property rights of 131 nations from around the world. This year, 74 international organizations partnered with the PRA in Washington, DC and its Hernando de Soto Fellowship program to produce the seventh annual IPRI. The study was authored by PhD Candidate Francesco De Lorenzo, who served as this year's Hernando de Soto Fellow.


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The Haverhill Gazette
---- — :Pancake breakfast is July 4:Winnekenni Castle will hold its annual Independence Day pancake breakfast on Thursday from 8 to 11 a.m. Fill your plate with flapjacks and more for only $3 per child or $6 per adult. Enjoy lawn toys and fun on the castle's hillside, including children's balloon art and bubbles with Doctor Goose. There will also be a children's coloring contest and decorated "anything-on-wheels" parade. Contest and parade participants should be complete and fully entered by 10 a.m. Line up for the parade is slated for approximately 10:20 a.m. Prizes for best decorated wheels and coloring champs will be awarded. For more information visit www.winnekenni.com.
Library closed for July 4:The public library will be closed on Independence Day and will reopen on Friday, July 5 at 9 a.m. For more information call 978-373-1586 or visit online at www.haverhillpl.org.
Salvation Army looks to send kids to camp: The Salvation Army in Haverhill is seeking donations to help fund a summer camp for children from Haverhill and Groveland. The cost for a week of camp is $300 and the goal is to send 50 kids to the Salvation Army-accredited camp, which is run by The Salvation Army in Sharon. Salvation Army Lt. Jeff Hardy said many deserving children cannot afford to pay and without help will lose this valuable experience. Donations small or large can be sent to The Salvation Army, 395 Main St., Haverhill, MA 01830. More information is available from Hardy at 978-374-7571.
Salvation Army seeks paper products:The Salvation Army in Haverhill is seeking donations of paper products for its meals program, which feeds more than 500 people each week. Items needed include paper plates, napkins, cups, bowls, utensils, paper towels and toilet paper. Donations can be dropped off at the Salvation Army, 395 Main St. Donations of money will be accepted as well. More information is available from Lt. Jeff Hardy at 978-374-7571.
Talk on prostate cancer planned:Dr. Ankur Mehta from Steward Health System will lead a prostate cancer information program and support group on Monday, July 8 at 6 p.m. at the Citizens Center, 10 Welcome St. Mehta will discuss the latest measures to prevent prostate cancer. To reserve your seat please contact Betty Burnell at 978-374-2390, ext. 10.
Summer music series returns: Hampstead's Meetinghouse Park Summer Music Series continues Tuesday, July 9 at 6 p.m. with The Beatles tribute band, All Together Now. This returning group presents an interactive multi-media experience that features Beatles favorites as well as a few surprises. The audience will also be treated to renditions of nostalgic television commercials from the 1960s. The family-friendly concert is free, sponsored by the Hampstead Cable TV Advisory Board and is held in Meetinghouse Park on Emerson Avenue. Hot dogs, cold drinks and ice cream are available. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Leashed dogs on the perimeter of the park are welcome. Concerts are held rain or shine. For further information visit online at meetinghousepark.org or call 603-329-6047.
Shingles vaccination information session:The Council on Aging will host a shingles vaccination information session to be presented by Walgreens Pharmacy on Thursday, July 11 at 10 a.m. Indications for vaccination and insurance coverage will be discussed. To reserve your seat contact Mary Connolly, community health coordinator at 978-374-2390, ext. 15.
Artists and artisans sought:The Haverhill Cultural Council will hold its Arts and Crafts Faire at the River Ruckus Festival on Sept. 7. The venue is expected to attract a crowd of over 5,000. Organizers are seeking applicants specializing in original fine art and photography, high quality handmade artisan crafts and jewelry, and up-cycled items and architectural salvage, including jewelry using vintage components. The show intends to exhibit a wide range of artists doing fine arts and fine crafts from the local region and beyond, offering something for everyone. Applicants will be carefully reviewed based on product quality, uniqueness, and the overall mix of sellers being accepted. The Arts and Crafts Faire will be open from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at 90 Washington St., the center of the River Ruckus festivities. Applications for the venue are due by Aug. 3. Applications and information are available at www.facebook.com/haverhillculturalcouncil.
Annual golf tournament planned: The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Haverhill will hold its fifth annual golf tournament Aug. 5 at the Haverhill Country Club. A shotgun start is at 1 p.m. Special guest is Eric Lastowka, the RE/MAX World Long Drive Senior Champion. Tourney fees are $200 per player and $800 per foursome. Post-tourney dinner is $50 per person. Sponsorships and tee signs are available. The event will also include awards and a silent auction. For more information, contact Kathleen Pruett at 978-204-0620, 978-374-6171 or email@example.com.
Soccer registration open: Online registration for the Fall 2013 In-Town soccer season is open until July 31. The program is for boys and girls ages 4 to 12. For more information or details on how to register your child, please visit www.haverhillyouthsoccer.org and click the registration tab or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Volunteers needed for SHINE program: The SHINE (Serving the Health Information Needs of Elders) program is looking for Haverhill residents to help Medicare beneficiaries in the community understand the Medicare system. You can become a SHINE counselor and help Medicare beneficiaries understand their Medicare benefits and options. Learn how to simply explain Medicare and compare the costs and benefits of Medicare options. More information is available from Susan Cripps at 978-946-1374.
Nominate a Garden of the Month: The Haverhill Garden Club is seeking nominations for its Garden of the Month program. If you know someone who has an outstanding garden that could be the Garden of the Month for August, call 978-521-0872. The Haverhill Garden Club is a member of the National Garden Clubs Inc., New England Region, and the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts, Northern District.
Woodcarving class resumes: The city's Council on Aging has resumed its wood carving class on Fridays at 10 a.m. Students are taught by master carver Fred Arakelian. A carving kit of supplies is provided at a one-time-per-project charge of $18. Carving knives are loaned to participants for free. Course cost is $5 per class for an eight-week session. Registration is required for new students by calling Kathy Bresnahan (ext. 11) or Rita LaBella (ext. 16) at 978-374-2390.
Whittier Birthplace offers free admission: Whittier Birthplace is participating in both the regional "17th Century Saturdays" and national "Blue Star Museums" programs, with both offering free admission opportunities. Admission is free from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the first Saturday of July, August and September as part of 17th Century Saturdays, an Escapes North cultural tourism initiative led by the North of Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau. Whittier Birthplace offers free admission to all active duty military personnel and their families through Labor Day. The military program is part of Blue Star Museums, in collaboration with the National Endowment for the Arts, Blue Star Families and the Department of Defense. Active duty military include Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, active duty National Guard and active duty Reserve members. Visit online at www.johngreenleafwhittier.com.
Outdoor concert series returns: The sixth annual Bradford Common Outdoor Music Series kicks off this year with a performance on July 12 of blues, country and rock by Keith Muise & the Telestrators. Opening acts begin at 6 p.m. on Bradford Common, followed by featured acts at 7 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets. All performances are sponsored by the First Church of Christ and are free. The series continues with Liz Bills & Jesse Cohen on July 19, Paul Prue & the Blues Men on July 26, Lee Lewis & the Ladies of Chanel on Aug. 2, Mike Cesati & Company on Aug. 9, and the Mike Fioretti Band on Aug. 16. Performers for the Aug. 23 show will be announced later. More information is available from Paul Prue at 978-590-2119.
Bereavement program for children: Musical experiences, special keepsake crafts and a host of other fun activities will be enjoyed by children who have undergone a significant loss in their life at Merrimack Valley Hospice's day long "Summer Break" program on July 18 at Winnekenni Castle. This free and fun program is for children ages 6 to 13 who have experienced a loss. The daylong program, now in its fifth year, was created to give children who have suffered the loss of a loved one a chance to meet others that have similar experiences. The program is open to all children in the community. Children need not have any connection to Merrimack Valley Hospice to participate. The day is supervised and directed by Merrimack Valley Hospice trained professional social workers, nurses and grief counselors and expressive therapists. Registration is required. For more information, contact Jessica at 978-552-4904 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Past Finders summer camp offered: The Past Finders summer program at the Buttonwoods Museum, now in its 23nd season, begins July 9. Sessions run from Tuesday through Friday. Children may sign up for one or both sessions. Morning drop-off begins at 9 a.m. and pick up is at 4 p.m. The program is for children in grades one to seven and is designed to teach children about history through hands-on activities, creative arts projects and field trips. To register or for more information, please visit http://haverhillhistory.org. You can also call 978-374-4626 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Session 1, Revolutionary Revel, is July 9 to 12 and focuses on the American Revolution through crafts, food and field trips. Cost is $160. Session 2, Digging into Archaeology, is Aug. 6 to 9. It features a mock dig. Kids will try cross-mending, dating and researching objects to reconstruct the lives of the original owners. Visits to an archaeological site or museum are included. Cost is $160. More information is available from Kaleigh Pare at email@example.com or (978)-374-4626.
Canoe/kayak orienteering adventure race planned: The Lake Gardner Improvement Association will hold its first Lake Gardner Canoe-O Canoe, Kayak and SUP Orienteering Adventure Race on July 20 at the Lake Gardner public beach off of High Street in Amesbury. For those not familiar with canoe orienteering, it is similar to a scavenger hunt with a canoe, kayak or SUP (Stand Up Paddle Board). The only equipment you will need is your boat, paddles and floatation devises. There will be a canoe orienteering clinic at 9 a.m. and registration is from 9:45 to 11:30 a.m. Orienteering starting times are from 10 a.m. to noon. This event will feature two great courses and all paddlers from novice to advanced are welcome. There will also be a fun, short course for those who have never experienced orienteering and a longer course for the more experienced. Registration fee is $15 for adults, $10 for current NECKRA members and $5 for youths under 17. This is an easy flat water paddle through scenic Lake Gardner and the Powow River. Ample parking is available. All proceeds will be used for stewardship of the lake and surrounding trails. For more information, visit www.lgia.org, email race director Shaun Burke at email@example.com or call Bernadette Lucas at 978-388-1592.
Psychic reading night planned:Winnekenni Castle will host an evening of psychic readings on Thursday, July 25 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Readers will be on hand inside the castle for appointments. The castle's regular readers, Judith-Anne, Valeria and Olga will be joined this month by special guest reader and longtime castle tarot specialist and intuitive reader "Kuri," who is returning as a regular after a being away from the area for several years. Cost is $20 per 15-minute reading. Multiple appointments may be purchased to create longer blocks of time with the readers. Appointments are booked at the door only. Doors open at approximately 5:55 p.m. Guests are permitted to purchase later hour appointments, leave the castle and then return in time for their session. Socializing before and after appointments in the castle's main hall is welcomed. Refreshments will be available. For more information visit www.winnekenni.com.
Summer Enrichment program offered: The nonprofit Pentucket Workshop Preschool in Georgetown is offering a Summer Enrichment program for children ages 4 to 6 during the weeks of July 8, 22 and 29. Priority registration is open until May 30. To register, please call 978-352-2398. Pentucket Workshop Preschool is located at 161 West Main St., Georgetown.
Free concert at Winnekenni Castle:Winnekenni Castle will present a free concert by Rico Barr & The Jump 'n' Jive Review on Sunday, July 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. The concert is on the castle's outdoor stage and includes performances by jazz guitarist Gerry Beaudoin and vocalist Tyra Penn. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, picnics, parasols, friends and family. In the event of inclement weather, the show will take place inside the castle with seating provided. For more information visit ricobarr.com. Winnekenni Castle is located on Castle Road at 347 Kenoza Ave. For more information email the castle at email@example.com, call 978-521-1686 or visit online at www.winnekenni.com.
Cycle for Shelter celebrates 25th anniversary: The 25th annual Cycle for Shelter will be held on July 28 on the Haverhill campus of Northern Essex Community College. Registration is $50 or $100 on the day of the event (if space is available) and includes a free raffle ticket for Red Sox tickets. This annual event raises money to support life-saving programs for homeless families and individuals. Choose from 21-, 50-, 62- or a 100-mile loop that travels along the scenic New Hampshire seacoast then joins the 62-mile route on the back roads of Northern Essex County. Food and beverages will be available throughout the day. A barbecue will be provided by Emmaus staff, Longhorn Steakhouse, UNO and Cedar's Mediterranean Foods Inc. Rejuvenating massages and shower facilities will be available. Urban Adventours in Boston is offering a 15 percent discount on bike rentals and a 50 percent discount on bike shipping. For more information, call 617-670-0637. Volunteers are needed, including massage therapists, EMTs and bicycle mechanics. This year's Cycle for Shelter is presented by International Cars Ltd. and the Merrimack Valley Federal Credit Union. Gold sponsor is TD Bank. For more information, visit www.emmausinc.org or contact Rachel at email@example.com.
Authors Expo planned: The next New England Authors Expo presented by Pear Tree Publishing in Bradford will be held on July 31 from 4 to 9 p.m. at the Danversport Yacht Club in Danvers. This event is open to the public and is free to attend. Exhibitor set-up starts at 10 a.m. This expo is a grassroots event intended to promote local New England authors and illustrators. Many authors, illustrators, publishers, writer's groups, schools and businesses regularly attend. The event also has a growing list of celebrities that attend and is an opportunity to network as well as buy and sell books. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For a list of authors, illustrators and publishers attending please visit online at http://peartreepublishing.net. For more information, contact Christopher Obert at 978-372-5825.
Council on Aging plans trips: A "Little Italy" trip to Providence, R.I., is July 11 and includes a sit-down luncheon at Cassarino's, located in Little Italy's Federal Hill. Dessert is at the LaSalle Bakery. A step-on tour guide will provide a historical look at Providence. Tickets are $72 per person. A bus and rail excursion to Portland, Maine, aboard Amtrak's Downeaster train is July 13. Cost is $89 per person. A summer sail on the schooner Thomas E. Lannon and a visit to Gloucester and Rockport is July 31. Cost is $95 per person. An overnight trip to Tanglewood for a BSO concert with fireworks and the Berkshires is Aug. 6 and 7 and includes deluxe motor coach transportation, one night hotel at the Comfort Inn in Pittsfield, full course luncheon, BSO concert, and admissions to several museums. Cost is $299 per person, double occupancy. A trip to Baltimore to see the Boston Red Sox play the Orioles in Camden Yards is July 26 to 28 and includes a visit to Gettysburg National Park for the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. Included are three Red Sox games at Camden Yards and two nights in the Crown Plaza in Timonium, Maryland, with full American breakfasts. Cost is $449 per person, double occupancy. A Boston Harbor Cruise to Provincetown is Aug. 3. Cost is $94 per person. A trip to see The Corvettes Doo Wop Revue at Venus de Milo in Swansea is Sept. 5. Tickets are $59 per person and include transportation, luncheon, and performance. A trip to the Ogunquit Playhouse to see "West Side Story" is Sept. 15 and includes motorcoach transportation, free time in Perkins Cove, Maine, and matinee tickets. Cost is $93 per person. For more information contact Kathy Bresnahan or Rita LaBella at 978-374-2390.


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The path of the Sun, also known as Cusco Puno Corridor, is a wonderful journey between the cities of Cusco and Puno whose route saves spectacular attractions, both natural and cultural. Among its most attractive features can be found "Sistine Chapel of America" the temple of St. Peter's Chapel Andahuaylillas, a jewel of colonial art in Cusco, due to the amount of paintings and murals found inside. The archaeological complex of Raqchi, a sample of pre-Inca architecture located a few kilometers from the town of Andahuaylillas, with large columns and walls made of stone and adobe at the base on top, is a sign up that held the pre-Inca and Inca constructions.
The archaeological center of Pukara in Puno, an important archaeological site in the high plateau of Callao, which served as an administrative center and control between the regions of Collao and Quechua.
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Andahuaylillas is a friendly town of about 5,000 people receiving the traveler in the vast and serene parade populated with old pisonayes. His church, from the outside, it is still beautiful, despite its simplicity: raised on a platform that is accessed by steps, has, like many Andean temples, a shrine open on a balcony and a solid square tower of massive , and three bare stone crosses that stand in the atrium. It was probably built on the site of a pre-Hispanic building a huaca, perhaps, because inside there are remains of Inca walls.
This is a small town about 80 homes, whose residents lead a precarious life producing pottery and farming for self consumption.
Evidence indicates that people Raqchi was a multi-building complex, including the terraces of cultivation for different purposes, "kanchas" (apartments), "wayranas" (buildings having only 3 walls), "qolqas" (storehouses), different polls , religious water sources, etc.. Possibly, it was a "tambo" major en route to the "Collasuyo".
La Raya is the border between the regions of Cusco and Puno, is a natural area typical of the Puna area, the flora is composed of Ichu cicundante and fauna consisting of alpacas and vicunas.
During our trip, we will take a break in this beautiful natural area, where we can appreciate the surrounding snow, some vendors of crafts and souvenirs as well as a breath of fresh air before continuing our journey.
The town of Pucara is located 61 km north of Juliaca, on the edge of the road to Cuzco, to 3910 m in southern Peru.
The Pucara culture history dates back to 500 BC. C., with the main background to the cultures Chiripa Qaluyo north and south of Lake Titicaca. This culture was characterized by large buildings by way of pyramids that were part of a big city where there are pre-Hispanic monuments sculptural trails. At this time also stressed the pottery.
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Recurring yeast infections Causes and cures
A yeast infection is caused by a fungus and tends to be recurrent given certain conditions. It's a very common complaint in women, and usually affects warm, moist parts of the body, in particular the vaginal area. This kind is known as vulvovaginal candidiasis or vaginal thrush.
It is believed that an estimated 20 to 50 per cent of healthy women carry yeast normally. Candida, the name of the fungus that causes the infection, can overgrow as a result of stress, pregnancy and illnesses that affect the immune system. Certain medications like some types of birth control pills, steroids and antibiotics can also cause yeast infections.
Many women are affected after using antibiotics, which act by killing the "good" bacteria that live in the body, bacteria which help to keep the growth of candida in check. Others on the pill may see increased incidences especially after first starting, and it is believed that women with diabetes that isn't controlled are at a higher risk for yeast infections.
Dr Sharmaine Mitchell, obstetrician and gynaecologist, said yeast infections also tend to be recurrent in HIV positive women and those with systemic lupus.
The condition presents with a thick, creamy, white discharge that tends to cause itching of the vagina, vulva and sometimes groin regions.
If the condition is not properly treated, the problem will not be resolved.
Yeast infections are treated with antifungals which may be given in the form of tablets by mouth, vaginal pessaries, creams or gels. Over-the-counter treatment is available in Monistat, while other drugs are available by prescription only.
It is advised that if women with recurring yeast infections are sexually active, that their partners be treated to reduce the risk of re-infections. You should also be tested for diabetes mellitus and HIV as if you are immunocompromised in any way this can lead to recurrent infections.
"Men tend not to show any signs of an infection even though the bacteria or fungus is present and so treatment is necessary despite the lack of symptoms," Dr Mitchell said. She said women can reduce the risk of reinfection by ensuring their underwear get adequate sunlight — avoid hanging them in shaded areas in the bathroom.
The use of gentian violet to paint the inside of the vagina can sometimes help in resistant cases, Dr Mitchell said.
Other ways to prevent yeast infections, according to womenshealth.gov, an online project of the US Department of Health and Human Services Office, are:
*Avoid douches.
*Avoid scented hygiene products like bubble bath, sprays, pads, and tampons.
*Change tampons and pads often during your period.
*Avoid tight underwear or clothes made of synthetic fibres.
*Wear cotton underwear and pantyhose with a cotton crotch.
*Change out of wet swimsuits and exercise clothes as soon as you can.
*Avoid hot tubs and very hot baths.


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Comet administrator warns of store job cuts
Comet's administrator has warned "there will inevitably be redundancies" at some of the stricken electrical chain's stores.
Deloitte said although there had been no redundancies made at its stores so far, the 869 employees who work at 41 Comet stores set for closure were at risk if a buyer cannot be found.
The company said:
A closing down sale with increased discounts has begun in 27 stores and a further 14 stores may be identified for closure in the coming days unless a buyer can be found or new terms agreed with landlords in the meantime.
At the same time, more generous discounts will be applied to products across all Comet stores from tomorrow.
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I love Billy, but I can't shake the nagging suspicion that he's on a dealmaking losing streak, and that perhaps he drafts better than he trades - certainly recently. And the free agent signings mostly stink, too. I won't discount the outright thievery of deals of earlier years, but the record the past couple of years has been pretty dismal.
Let's start with the exception: certainly the Mulder for Haren trade appears to be a total victory, the rare stud trade. The A's killed the Cards on that one. If Barton develops, it's just sick what the A's got in talent and salary dump. Calero has had a tough season, but my arm hurts when I throw every day, too.
But let's face it: the A's got absolutely nothing for Huddy. We're talking about Tim Hudson, people. The heart and soul of the team. Look at a healthy Meyer's stats, folks, and get over it: it ain't going to happen. Hudson-for-nothing. The question is, would you trade Mulder and Hudson for Haren and Calero? Of course not. (Some will want to bring up salary dump, but they'll then choke by having to admit that the A's probably could have kept both if they just hadn't signed Kendall, so let's leave salary sort of aside for a bit.)
And though we can discount the first injury plagued months of the season, who would you rather have the rest of this year, and perhaps the next several years as well, the oft-injured and always-volatile Milton Bradley, or Andre Ethier? (Or, to dredge up an old one, Chavvy or Miggy?)
As for recent free agent signings, Ginter is a zero, Loaiza has been a zero (and keeps suggesting he doesn't really feel he's hurt) and Kendall is the weakest hitter I've ever seen. (Statistically, Kendall is the single weakest hitter in the game since joining the A's.) Forgetting Kendall's $11 million price tag, which is hard to do, who would you rather have, Kendall or Damian Miller? OK, now throw the price tag in!
The A's threw in Bonderman to get Lilly, who was an all star (for another team) the year after the A's traded him. Bonderman is a total stud. The A's dump Lilly and his salary for Kielty, who has delightful red hair, an ingratiating spirit and, sadly, an inability to hit. Would you rather have Kielty out there or Eric Byrnes? Or, for that matter, Jermaine Dye?
Yeah, it's really easy to pick and choose and be critical with the benefit of hindsight. But when I look at what the A's had and what they got, it doesn't look pretty.
Let's hear it: shall we adopt a defensive it's-too-soon-to tell? Or am I just plain wrong? Or am I right?
And, by the way, I still love Billy!


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25 U.S. Code § 1680h - Demonstration projects for tribal management of health care services
(a) Establishment; grants
(1) The Secretary, acting through the Service, shall make grants to Indian tribes to establish demonstration projects under which the Indian tribe will develop and test a phased approach to assumption by the Indian tribe of the health care delivery system of the Service for members of the Indian tribe living on or near the reservations of the Indian tribe through the use of Service, tribal, and private sector resources.
(b) Health care contracts
During the period in which a demonstration project established under subsection (a) of this section is being conducted by an Indian tribe, the Secretary shall award all health care contracts, including community, behavioral, and preventive health care contracts, to the Indian tribe in the form of a single grant to which the regulations prescribed under part A of title XIX of the Public Health Service Act [42 U.S.C. 300w et seq.] (as modified as necessary by any agreement entered into between the Secretary and the Indian tribe to achieve the purposes of the demonstration project established under subsection (a) of this section) shall apply.
(c) Waiver of procurement laws
The Secretary may waive such provisions of Federal procurement law as are necessary to enable any Indian tribe to develop and test administrative systems under the demonstration project established under subsection (a) of this section, but only if such waiver does not diminish or endanger the delivery of health care services to Indians.
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(1) The demonstration project established under subsection (a) of this section shall terminate on September 30, 1993, or, in the case of a demonstration project for which a grant is made after September 30, 1990, three years after the date on which such grant is made.
(e) Joint venture demonstration projects
(1) The Secretary, acting through the Service, shall make arrangements with Indian tribes to establish joint venture demonstration projects under which an Indian tribe shall expend tribal, private, or other available nontribal funds, for the acquisition or construction of a health facility for a minimum of 20 years, under a no-cost lease, in exchange for agreement by the Service to provide the equipment, supplies, and staffing for the operation and maintenance of such a health facility. A tribe may utilize tribal funds, private sector, or other available resources, including loan guarantees, to fulfill its commitment under this subsection.
(2) The Secretary shall make such an arrangement with an Indian tribe only if the Secretary first determines that the Indian tribe has the administrative and financial capabilities necessary to complete the timely acquisition or construction of the health facility described in paragraph (1).
(3) An Indian tribe or tribal organization that has entered into a written agreement with the Secretary under this subsection, and that breaches or terminates without cause such agreement, shall be liable to the United States for the amount that has been paid to the tribe, or paid to a third party on the tribe's behalf, under the agreement. The Secretary has the right to recover tangible property (including supplies), and equipment, less depreciation, and any funds expended for operations and maintenance under this section. The preceding sentence does not apply to any funds expended for the delivery of health care services, or for personnel or staffing, shall be recoverable. [1]
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Source(Pub. L. 94–437, title VIII, § 818, formerly title VII, § 718, as added Pub. L. 100–713, title VII, § 713,Nov. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 4833; renumbered title VIII, § 818, and amended Pub. L. 102–573, title VII, § 701(a), (b), title VIII, § 808,Oct. 29, 1992, 106 Stat. 4572, 4586.)
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1992—Subsec. (d)(1). Pub. L. 102–573, § 808(1)(A), inserted before period at end ", or, in the case of a demonstration project for which a grant is made after September 30, 1990, three years after the date on which such grant is made".
Subsec. (d)(2). Pub. L. 102–573, § 808(1)(B), substituted "1996" for "1994".
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We all know how expensive it is to guy good food. Organic foods are the best money can buy, but with the price of organic through the roof how can we get the good stuff without braking the bank? The key word here is bulk. Buying foods in bulk are the better deal and have less packaging waste.
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Gymkhana Practice: 2006 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
This 2006 Subaru Impreza WRX STI, was used in Ken Block's Gymkhana Practice Video. This car was purchased as stock and then customized and prepared for Gymkhana by Crawford Performance. This Subaru, the First Gymkhana Car, has over 530 Wheel Horsepower delivering power to the Impreza's all wheel drive system. During the filming of the 'Gymkhana Practice' four sets of 18″ BFG G-Force (285/30/18) tyres were used and burnt-out thanks to all of the crazy sideways gymkhana moves Ken Block manages to deliver.
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Gymkhana TWO: 2009 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
For Gymkhana TWO, Ken Block again uses a Subaru Impreza WRX STI but this time has upgraded to the 2009 model. In the video below Ken drives his new bone stock 2009 Subaru WRX STI to Crawford Performance garage for a complete strip-down and rebuild of nearly everything from the body panels replaced by carbon-fibre sheets to the engine internals replaced and built with "performance" counterparts.
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Gymkhana FOUR: 2011 Ford Fiesta
The Gymkhana Four Video introduced the new Ford Fiesta RS WRC HFHV, the new hybrid version of the previous Gymkhana THREE car. However the hybrid acronym HFHV actually means Hybrid Function Hoon Vehicle, which pretty much explains the entire car's setup. It is a modified Ford Fiesta that has been tweaked and reconfigured in such a way that Ken Block is able to use it for all three types of racing that he competes in; WRC, Rallycross and our favourite, Gymkhana.
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The jury verdict awarded the City of Salisbury $1,968,417.43. Construction Dynamics also has to pay the city $162,225.00, because of improper billing, making the total amount coming back to the city, $2,130,642.43.
Salisbury Mayor Jim Ireton released a statement saying "this verdict brings a multi-year litigation regarding the Waste Water Treatment Plant construction to conclusion. The City was represented by Howard Goldberg, Paul Wilber and Chris Mason during this litigation."
Teresa Gardner, Director of Salisbury Public Works said "this brings closure to a very trying period for the City and it allows us to start a new path forward."
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by Vagabond, Apr 4, 2012.
Carry on....
Ooo, a new thread. Kinda like taking that first run down the mountain in fresh snow! Love it!
who is or what is a Pyrite ?
Fool's gold.
ugh oh that , omg i had a different spelling
Eh...I don't like the title. I feel like every page is going to be full of people debating whether or not Gracie Gold is the second coming... Is she "Gold" or is she pyrite? *sigh* I miss Michelle Kwan...
As opposed to the other US ladiezzz threads where every other page was spent dumping on Flatt, Czisny and/or Nagasu for failing to live up to whatever expectations people had of them.
Well at least Flatt, Czisny and Nagasu have had their fair share of failures and successes. Gracie's never even been to senior event and people are ready to hand her the US title and book her flight to Soichi. Trust me, the dumping will come as soon as she fails to live up to the flat out ridiculous expectations people are already piling on top of her. It's sad how desperate people are for a US contender...who cares if she's ready? Who cares if aside from her jumps her skating isn't all that spectacular? Send her to 4CC, senior worlds and WTT...we need her now!
I feel sorry for the kid already...
Here's hoping someone else decides to step up to the plate this summer. I'd love to see some of the other talented US ladies make a splash: Yasmin Siraj, Nina Jiang, Angela Wang, Leah Keiser, not to mention it'd be great if Christina Gao and Agnes Zawadski could get their crap together.
Angela Wang needs an international assignment!!!!!!
It's made worse since US ladies skating is in the gutter and help is needed. One moderately good, consistent skater (i.e. Ashley Wagner this year) isn't enough. But as I don't think Gold is the second coming everyone else seems to think she is (yet, anyway), I'm willing to give her a little time. In the meantime, though, no one is willing to step up- or when we need TWO skaters to step up, only ONE does (Wagner this year, Czisny last year, Flatt in 2009, etc.)
I forgot whether I posed this question on the other thread, but I definitely did somewhere: I'm curious to see which one of Wagner and Gold will emerge as the better skater. Not intending on starting a nonexistent rivalry here but I'm just curious because in many ways I think they are similar skaters. They're both driven, more of the athletic type (as opposed to light like, say, Czisny), and relatively strong in jumps.
Also- we have confirmation that Nagasu intends to continue next season...but how about Flatt?
She didn't get named to Gardenia because she's already done a JGP. I'm sure we'll see her on the JGP next season.
I prefer Wang as the next great American lady.
i could live with that.
i really like her ease and flow. really like it. here's somebody beside miyahara who has a ride out on her jump that satisfies my fix for olden-times fumie suguri. angela's jumps at nationals were not low, her 2a looked smooth coming in and going out. i don't see how tonia kwiatkowski could say she 'eeked' or 'squeaked' the 2a or whatever
although... if angela doesn't start stretching better and pointing her toes i'm going to bemoan another technically gifted skater neglecting some little things that are important to me. plus it makes her donut spin look awkward. if we could combine the dramatics and refinement of nina jiang with the ease and flow and jumps of angela, would we have our own patrick (patricia) chan? yes, i know he's several stratospheres above, but if i'm gonna dream, i'm gonna dream big.
although that messes with my plans to annoint leah keiser and mariah bell...
i know. as if anybody stands a chance with next year's worlds tickets already punched for ashley wagner and gracie gold... and probably the oly year, too...
Yes, yes, you all get distracted by Gold, Wang, Keiser, and Bell. Then Miller can COME OUT OF NOWHERE.
Hannah Miller will rule the universe.
Shhhh. No. We're trying to keep that on the DL!
Christina seems to have nothing going for her at this time except for her jumps. She doesn't put out any kind of personality in her skating. Agnes showed in the SP at Nats that she can be a factor but she seems to pull a Mirai or Sasha and always screw up her LP. As for Wang, Keiser, Jiang it's to early though i think that Keiser could grow into a beautiful skater.
ITA. After the Ladies' SP, Phil Hersh tweeted something to the effect, was Gracie Gold available? I tweeted back that he shouldn't do that even in jest and that he should leave her alone and let her evolve. I also said that he would be the first to tear her down as quickly as he had built her up.
Nina Jiang for 2014 Olympic Champion!! She even looks like Yuna!!
Besides the health of the two above, also depends on whether there is also a re-emerged Nagasu (yes, it's possible regardless of the # of people counting her out now), improved Zawadzki, Zhang, etc. for them to contend with.
Also important to note the curse of the defending national champ- history may not be kind to Wagner next year!
Gracie has loads of improvement to do if she's to challenge for Nats next year. Let's hope her jumps remain strong because she will be a force if she can maintain her technical prowess which puts most of the Seniors to shame.
Gracie is from the Chicago area. Phil is a total homer. If Gracie doesn't pan out, he'll make her out to be a victim.
Fenway; are you SC of Boston??
I've just rewatched Yasmin Siraj at regionals; man, the girl can skate. Good basics and good spins. Too bad about her smallish jumps. I hope she gets some bigger jumps so she can compete at the top
Because that double axel was barely eeked out... She didn't even go up on it at all.
According to Hersh, Gracie is skating to "Hernando's Hideaway" (SP) and selections from the Life is Beautiful soundtrack (FS) next season.
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oh no. a tango. making a good one is difficult in figure skating. and it's overdone to the point of becoming a cliche. i wouldn't suggest it to a junior unless she already has charisma, maturity and flow. requires also a good choreographer. if its camerlengo though, it could come out ok as he has a thing for tangos.
the fs is a good idea instead. i like it.
Can "Carmen" be far behind?
Sasha Cohen did an exhibition to Hernando's Hideaway in 2002 (slightly OT, but I love the commentary about "the quad.")
This music always reminds me of a bunch of old people doing the tango in a ballroom dancing class. It will be interesting to see what Gracie does with it.
I'm happy for Gold, but I think it's a little weird how much hype and push (even from USFS) she's getting compared to what Zawadzki got in 2010. They both won their respective junior titles in similarly convincing fashion and then went on to in silver at World Juniors from relative obscurity (in the international sense). It remains to be seen whether Gold will deliver more than Zawadzki has done in the seasons following her junior title, but to this point, their careers have been quite similar with far more hype for Gold.
The US is far more desperate than they were in 2010
It must be at least partly due to the combination of Gracie's last name and her 3 different jump combinations with 3T at the end.
I myself prefer to take a wait and see attitude. I've seen one too many wunderkinds in my time soar, then crash and burn. I don't feel Gracie will go this route but it doesn't mean she's suddenly going to be a world beater either.
The best thing about Gracie going is that it gives her a taste of senior competition before she has her first GP. If she does well, that's excellent. If she does poorly, it's not wholly a loss; she will have a better understanding of what her problems are, and what she has to do to fix them.
Plus they all seem to show improvement when they first switch coaches, but then almost revert to their old ways. Will Ashley's improvements last longer with Nicks than they did with Hill?
Well, the other thing that's different between Graice and Agnes is that one of them actually invested in a sports psychologist... Unlike the other one who is in dire need of one.
And I'm also not the one to hype people, but Gracie is definitely someone who is going to be a force to be reckoned with within the next couple of seasons.
Sorry can't jump on the bandwagon. It was rude and dismissive (but not at all surprising) of USFS to pass up senior-level skaters who had wonderful skates at this year's Nationals and blow them off in order to jumpstart Gold.
Unless of course, they all declined, but I can't imagine that happening.
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4.33/5 rDev +4.1%
Had on tap in a 10 oz. snifter. Was a golden yellow with a fair amount of carbonation and a thin white head. Aroma consisted of apple, cardamom, and lightly of yeast. Taste was bold and crisp: slightly sweet, honey flavored, a little exotic spice followed by crisp apples and ethanol. Felt very smooth and easily drinkable considering how potent it is.
02-13-2009 01:28:05 | More by Atricapilla
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4.47/5 rDev +7.5%
On tap at the brewpub on 12/27/08. 10 oz pour served in a snifter.
Pours a slightly hazy golden orange with a thin brite-white head. Retains by bunching up around the edges, flaring up nicely, and leaving solid lacing behind, that slowly slides down the sides of the glass. The aroma is malty sweet tones and spice up front that melds into just a tasty smelling Granny Smith green apple tartness in the back. Yum!
The taste is bready sweetness, honey, and spice up front, that then ends (much like the aroma) with a crisp apple bite back that finishes things with a dry, spicy, and slightly tart feel. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a fantastic creamy carbonation that brings the flavors together and helps hide that almost 10% ABV extremely well.
Damn, another solid high gravily offering from Otto's that perfectly mixes the apple and Triple characters together into one scrumptious and easy drinking concoction. Dangerous stuff!
01-02-2009 18:02:36 | More by Kegatron
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
01-15-2012 00:42:29 | More by carin380
3.8/5 rDev -8.7%
Served on tap at the brewpub.
A: The ale is a crystal clear golden color, interrupted only by the stream of carbonation at the center of the goblet. Half a finger of head laced in strata around the glass.
S: The nose is a very sweet tripel, candi sugar punctuatted with a honey sweetness. Very little apple is present in the nose, relying on just a hint of tartness at the end.
T: The ale's strength is evident from the first sip. Bready malts transition into a candi sugar and honey sweetness that is rather thick. Underneath the honey, a mildly tart green apple flavor creates a nice contrast in the flavor. Booziness is evident, as the ale weighs in at almost 10%.
M: The mouthfeel is sweet but filling, heavy on alcohol and spices. An enjoyable ale that didn't set me on fire.
D: At nearly 10%, a snifter is enough, especially when barrel-aged Jolly Roger is on tap.
03-03-2009 02:09:17 | More by akorsak
3.9/5 rDev -6.3%
A-Bright golden yellow with a thin bright white head that left zero lace.
S-Light spice, sweet malt and a faint apple must aroma.
T-Sharp spicy bite from the yeast is countered by smooth, sweet biscuity malt. Mild tart apple twinge in the finish.
M-Medium-light body. Very crisp, "hard" finish. Good lingering spicy bitterness.
D-Tasty, a good solid tripel. The hint of tart apple in the background is a very nice touch and adds to the flavour complexity.
12-22-2008 19:49:56 | More by Deuane
4.5/5 rDev +8.2%
07-31-2014 18:28:23 | More by Uniobrew31
4/5 rDev -3.8%
05-09-2013 02:10:23 | More by pcsnyder
3.98/5 rDev -4.3%
Poured from a growler into a chimay glass
Appearance – hazy orange/gold color, which formed a whispy
head upon pouring from the growler into a Chimay chalice glass
Smell – Sweet apple smell, evokes a welcoming to this brew.
Taste – Fruit; bananas and a bit of citrus. Apple of coarse but less then would be expected. A good spice flavor for a Belgium with the perfect alcohol aftertaste – not too overpowering, but warming.
Mouthfeel – lightly carbonated with a lush and full feeling.
Overall – A very tasty Belgium. Reminiscent and a close competitor for Chimay Blanche although with slightly more fruit flavor and
Overall slightly a bit under its predecessor. Very good brew overall and one I would recommend.
01-06-2012 01:12:45 | More by Darkmagus82
4.38/5 rDev +5.3%
I have been looking forward to this one at Otto's, and it lived up to my expectations!
A: This pours a hazy light copper with a beautiful cloud white head that lasts half the glass. Very little carbonation for a tripel, but that does not take away from the experience.
S: Very sweet smell, and not dry like a lot of the tripels I have had. The smell is Belgian yeast spice, banana, orange, and just a hint of Granny Smith green apples. Very nice.
T: The taste is very, very good for the style and I was quite impressed. It is rather sweet for a tripel and not dry by any means. Flavors of orange, spice, some banana and lemon, and a touch of green apple that leaves is a bit tart.
Overall, this is a great representation of the style and a very nice brew by Charlie, Roger and the guys at Otto's!
11-20-2008 21:28:34 | More by treyrab
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11-16-2013 21:14:21 | More by pretext
4.35/5 rDev +4.6%
My brewing class went up to Otto's to learn a bit about microbreweries, and afterwords we did a bit of tasting.
Looked as though a triple should, that hazy gold with a bit of pure white head.
Smelled real good, the triple spicey clovey bananay with a bit of apple to it.
Now I'm not a huge triple fan, I find them a bit too spicey sweet to my liking. But this brew was great. It had everything you expect but I thought it was more balanced than other triples (like golden monkey... I can't handle it) The apple tartness that comes through at the end is great in balancing the spice.
This has been my favorite triple I've had so far
12-03-2008 23:00:34 | More by Pinto21
4/5 rDev -3.8%
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