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Fisher-Price Stroll Along Walker
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3 reviews
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This Fisher Price Stroll Along Walker is ideal for helping your little one take their first steps, and dolly can come along for the ride too!
The wide wheelbase and sturdy handle is ideal for keeping your child steady as they find their feet. It also plays 3 different tunes when they press the adorable bear on the handle bar so they can sing along as they stroll.
This stroller comes with a seat on the front that's perfect for your child's doll (sold separately, see item number UT009). There's also a roller bar, animal shaped spinners and a flipbook for hours of fun.
Useful info:
- Wide wheelbase
- Sturdy handle
- 3 different songs
- Roller bar, spinners and flipbook
- Secure doll seat
- Doll sold separately
- Requires 3 x button cell batteries (included)
- Age from 9 months
- Fisher Price Stroll Along Walker
Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Magical Musical Mirror
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22 reviews
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- Next day delivery available
The Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Magical Musical Mirror will teach your little one about textures, colours, greetings and more.
This play set features a fun and interactive vanity-mirror with 5 play pieces, over 15 sing-along songs and encourages imagination-sparking role-play.
It includes a roller-ball, a compact that opens and closes to fun tunes and learning songs, a mirror for your child to enjoy self-awareness and exploration and 5 role-play pieces including a comb, powder puff, lipstick and two bracelets.
Useful info:
- Fisher-Price Laugh and Learn Magical Musical Mirror
- Play and learn through educational songs, fun ditties and interactive toys
- Role-play fun
- Requires 3 x AA batteries (included)
- Age: from 6 months
Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab
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17 reviews
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Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab
Bring a slice of the Big Apple to your back garden with this New York taxi styled Cosy Coupe.
The Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab features free rotating wheels that mean you can drive in any direction and features the big cozy eyes to front. Styled on the classic American city taxi, it has detail on the door and roof pillars and includes the world-famous Taxi sign on the roof.
Designed with easy assembly, the cab is built with only the highest standards in mind, which is exactly what you would expect from a Little Tikes products.
Suitable for both boys and girls from 18 months, the Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab includes a removable footrest for when you need to control the car with a grab handle in the roof. Take your child for a spin with a visit to park and let them explore the great outdoors.
Useful info:
- Age from 18 months +
- Taxi Cab version of the classic kid-powered car
- Storage in the rear
- Parent grab handle
- Drivers door to open and close
- Petrol cap
- Little Tikes Cosy Coupe Cab
VTech First Steps Baby Walker - Classic
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The VTech First Steps Baby Walker features a sturdy design to support and encourage your baby's initial attempts to get about on their own 2 feet.
This colourful baby walker also features a detachable learning centre packed with activities, including shapes and light-up musical keys that introduce letters, words, numbers, animals, colours, singalong songs and melodies.
A moving butterfly, discs and rollers develop help to develop your child's motor skills plus a removable rattling telephone is great for role play games.
The walker also features textured wheels, easy grip handle and durable design to ensure your baby gets ample support when taking those first steps. Assembles very easily and can be stored away in small spaces!
It's also available in Pink - see item number 27GSR.
Useful info:
- Requires 3 x AA batteries (included)
- Age from 6-30 months
- Light-up musical keys
- Introduces letters, words, numbers and animals
- Removable toy telephone
- VTech First Steps Baby Walker - Orange/Blue
Fisher-Price Tappy The Turtle
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Brillant basics Tappy the Turtle, press down shapes and they pop out of shell. Age from 18 months.
John Deere Remote Controlled Johnny Tractor
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Simple, easy to function remote. Great first radio controlled vehicle Johnny Tractor character. Soft molded body is easy on walls and furniture. Age from 18 months.
Crayola 24 My First Jumbo Crayons
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Let your youngster unleash their imagination with this Crayola 24 My First Jumbo Crayons Set.
It comes with 24 high quality wax crayons that give a smooth colour, so your child can create magic castles, fairytale kingdoms and awesome pirate ships. With so many colours the possibilities are endless, with a double wrapped design for extra durability.
Useful info:
- 24 high quality wax crayons
- Includes storage pot
- No uneven build or streaking
- Double wrapped for extra strength
- Age from 12 month
- Crayola 24 My First Jumbo Crayons Set
Megabloks Build n Learn Table
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18 reviews
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The Mega Bloks Build 'n Learn Table is designed to encourage your child to learn through exploration.
With this portable playset, your child can build worlds designed by their imagination, with the table providing a handy platform for independent play with First Builders blocks and colourful stickers.
Once your child has finished building their toy town, they can load the friendly mini figure into the included car to zoom through it.
Once the fun is over, simply store the pieces away inside and fold up for easy travel.
Useful info:
- Lots of stickers to decorate the bright blocks
- Portable playset for easy transport and a tidy toy box
- Tracks and archways
- Mini figure and car
- Ideal for ages one and up
- Mega Bloks Build 'n Learn Table
In The Night Garden Ninky Nonk Musical Activity Train
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1 review
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- Next day delivery available
At an amazing 78 cms long, the In The Night Garden Pull Along Ninky Nonk Musical Activity Train offers numerous products in one with a dazzling array of features, sounds and lights.
The musical train has 5 colourful carriages, a musical pull along engine, spinning shape sorter, stacking blocks carriage, pop-up Iggle Piggle and Peek-a-Boo Carriage.
Requires 3 x AAA batteries, which are included.
Age from 12 months.
Doc McStuffins 10 inch Chilly Plush Toy
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Doc McStuffins 10 inch Chilly Plush Toy is perfect for warming cuddles
Chilly is the worrying snowman from Disney Junior's Doc McStuffins, so this 10 inch plush toy will benefit from a reassuring cuddle from your little one.
One of Doc's trusty allies, Chilly may doubt the fact that he's not a real snowman but he's never in two minds about who his best friends are - your child included! Beautifully made and carefully detailed, this super soft plush Chilly toy features his hat and scarf.
Why not give Chilly some extra company by adding some of his friends from the show, which are available separately, including Doc McStuffins (item number 3QFMV), Stuffy (item number 3QFN3) and Hallie (item number 3QFMW).
Useful info:
- Age from birth
- Doc McStuffins 10 inch Chilly plush cuddly toy
In The Night Garden Large Talking Soft Toy - IgglePiggle
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In The Night garden Large Talking IgglePiggle Soft Toy - when IgglePiggle finally decides to go to bed, he'll love talking to your little one as they cuddle him
This large soft toy of Igglepiggle - star of TV's In The Night garden - will keep your child company with a range of familiar phrases and sounds.
Made from soft textured fabric, IgglePiggle has a huggable body, embroidered facial features and includes his all-important blanket. Comes complete with 3 x AAA batteries.
You can give IgglePiggle some company for when your child isn't around by adding his friend Upsy Daisy, who is available separately (see item number 3KFHY).
Useful info:
- Age from birth
- Batteries included
- In The Night garden Large Talking IgglePiggle Soft Toy
Lamaze My Friend Emily
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Baby's first doll features a rattle necklace, clinky rings and interesting sounds and textures!
Age range from birth.


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Six people were injured in a three-vehicle traffic collision which occurred on the E.O Leblanc Highway in the vicinity of the National Petroleum Petrol Station at Canefield on Thursday morning.
Police PRO, Inspector John Carbon, said the incident involved Toyota car with registration number PJ797 driven by Kattisha Ferreira, Honda CRV registration number PG 304 driven by Jefferson George of Jimmit which were travelling westwards and a Nissan bus, registration number HB 855, driven by Wayne Williams of Canefield East.
The bus was travelling eastwards.
Inspector Carbon said the accident occurred when George attempted to avoid colliding with the Toyota but eventually ran it's rear end and his vehicle in turn collided with the bus, which was extensively damaged.
The six persons who were injured included George and Williams, who was trapped in his seat. He was later removed by personnel of the Fire and Ambulances Services.
All the injured were transported to the Princess Margaret Hospital where they were treated and discharged.
Investigations are continuing, Inspector Carbon said.

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Unrestricted free agent Shane Doan would be a great fit if he were to sign with the Buffalo Sabres.
The seventeen year forward who has been a captain with the Phoenix Coyotes provides leadership that the Sabres need, in memory with all the frustations of last year.
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text: After rushing for 185 yards and two touchdowns, Amir Edwards wanted to talk about defense. Toledo Central Catholic won its second Division II state football championship by beating defending champion Trotwood-Madison 16-12 on Friday night on the strength of Edwards' running and a stout defensive effort. "Staying focused on both sides of the ball was key," Edwards said. "We knew they were good. We had to match them, and we did." The Fighting Irish (14-1) held Trotwood-Madison running back Israel Green to 56 yards on 14 carries. A year ago, Green had 326 yards and six touchdowns when the Rams won the title. Coach Greg Dempsey praised the defense, saying it "rose up." "To hold (Green) back the way we did is spectacular," Dempsey said. "Trotwood-Madison made plays, but our kids were in the right place every time." The biggest was a fourth-down stop with 1:39 left in the first half. Central Catholic stopped the Rams from getting the 2 yards they needed and took over at the Trotwood-Madison 42. Edwards scored from 8 yards just five plays later for a 14-0 lead. "That one's on me," Rams coach Maurice Douglass said. "We should have punted, and I'll take responsibility. We can man up and do that." Dempsey said it was the turning point. "It was beyond huge," he said. "You look back, and that was the game." Irish tackle Jon Perrin Jr. didn't second-guess the Rams' decision. "I wasn't surprised they went for it," said the 305-pound senior. "It's the state championship, so why not go? But we made a real big play." Trotwood-Madison (12-3) got a pair of touchdown passes from Messiah Deweaver in the fourth quarter. He hit Ryon Lucas from 13 yards with 9:20 to play and connected with Demarcus Wilson from 24 yards with 2:38 left. Dempsey fretted about nearly blowing the lead. "I was extremely worried that I would not be allowed on the bus," Dempsey said. "It was as nerve-racking as it could be." Toledo Central Catholic's only loss this season was a 42-0 rout by Toledo Whitmer on the final week of the regular season. Whitmer (14-0) will play for the Division I title Saturday night in Canton. Junior quarterback DeShone Kizer called the loss "the most important thing that happened all season." "We knew we had to step it up in the playoffs, that we were not invincible like maybe we thought," he said. Trotwood-Madison failed to cross midfield until the fourth quarter. "I'm sad for my seniors because I felt we deserved to win," Douglass said. Toledo Central Catholic also won the title in 2005.


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Editors Liked
- Huge amount of game content, particularly for the price.
- Fun combat.
- Attractive visuals.
- Excellent blend of DotA, tower defense and lootwhoring action RPG.
- Hilarious fun in coop.
- Upgrades, and customization.
- Challenging.
Editors Didn't Like
- Occasionally obtuse interface symbols.
- Not really designed for solo play.
- Repetitive attack animations.
- Not so great playing by yourself.
- Takes awhile to unlock other features.
- A little buggy, but post-launch support has been tremendous.


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April 25, 2012 at 08:50 AM EDT
Today's Hot Stocks: Corning, Schlumberger, Charles Schwab, Boston Scientific, Lowe's, and Nokia
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, April 25, 2012 /PRNewswire-Asia/ -- Pennystocksinsiders.com (PSI) has issued insider trading reports and Equity Research for the following companies: Corning (NYSE:GLW), Schlumberger (NYSE:SLB), Charles Schwab (NYSE:SCHW), Boston Scientific (NYSE:BSX), Lowe's (NYSE:LOW), and Nokia (NYSE:NOK).
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Corning Incorporated (NYSE:GLW): Corning Incorporated (NYSE:GLW) advanced US$0.14 per share (equivalent to 1.06%), where stock prices went up to US$13.35. Share prices of Corning Incorporated have traded as high as US$22.05 per share and as low as US$11.51 in the past 52 weeks. The move occurred on volume of 19.51 million which is relative to 15.89 million shares traded on average each day. Pennystocksinsiders.com thinks that it is a clever way to check if insiders like CEOs, CFOs, and Directors in GLW are starting to buy more company shares. See insider trade report for GLW here.
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text: To mangle the great English poet Alexander Pope, sometimes sequels rush in where originals have already tread. For every "Bride of Frankenstein," "Godfather Part II" or "Empire Strikes Back," there are those continuations whose sole function is to cash in on the originals success. Theres good news as the 1958 science fiction classic "The Fly " occupies side one of another installment in Fox Home Videos "Double Feature DVD" series. The bad news is that the vastly inferior 1959 sequel "Return of the Fly" rides shotgun. For fans of the original, Fox rewards us with a great-looking anamorphic transfer and exceptionally clean sounding audio. Watching both films, the DVD proves worthy in providing an object lesson in how not to sustain a story.Kurt Neumanns 1958 "The Fly" features Al Hedison as a scientist whose research in matter transmission brings about disastrous results. Using himself as a guinea pig, his experiment goes horribly awry when a fly accidentally enters the teleportation chamber with him. His molecules now intermingled with the flys, Andre slowly and agonizingly starts to deteriorate. Unable to communicate verbally, he types notes to his equally tortured wife Helane (Patricia Owens) as she desperately tries to find the unique looking fly (with a white head) needed to reverse the metamorphosis. Andres brother Francois (Vincent Price) belatedly learns of his brothers fate and pieces together the tragic circumstances that doomed Andre. If you have never seen the movie, the last scene does not erase from the memory easily. If you have seen it before, it still packs a wallop.1959s "Return of the Fly" picks up years later with Andres son, Phillippe, carrying on the family tradition of mixing human molecules with insects. Phillippe is an accomplished researcher in his own right, but rumors and innuendoes about his fathers death have plagued him all through his upbringing. Attempting to set right Dads legacy, he succeeds in recreating the matter teleporter. However, his lab assistant Alan Heinz nefariously plans to steal the secret and sell it to the highest bidder. Once the plot is exposed, a scuffle ensues in the lab with Alan trapping Phillippe in the chamber, along with another pesky fly. Now, the altered Phillippe not only fights to reconstitute his wholly human form, he seeks out Alan to exact retribution."The Fly" tapped into the schizophrenia of American life in the Fifties. The promise of technology stoking post-World War II optimism in the late Forties boomeranged within a vengeance within a decade, with millions living under the shadow of McCarthyism, the Bomb and the growing pressure of suburban conformity. Like "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," "The Incredible Shrinking Man," and even "Attack of the 50 Foot Woman," "The Fly" incorporates a scientific menace as metaphor for the loss of individuality by progress. "The Fly" charts the accelerated disintegration of Andres humanity by his own hand. Andres work consumes his life. Even his leisure time, like taking in an opera, is not safe from his tinkering with formulas and equations. After the transformation, the black-veiled, silent Andre physically distances himself from Helane and barely communicates with her. Helanes devotion to bring him back drives her to near insanity (her actions are deemed by Francois and the authorities as the act of an irrational). The only thing Helane and Andre have left is their love for each other, poignantly brought home when he haltingly scribbles "love you" on a chalkboard. But it is not strong enough to stem catastrophe. Andres capacity for self-determination has been completely engulfed by his conviction to science. Impotently screeching "help me," he echoes the primal scream of a generation betrayed by their innocence. Unfortunately, the subtleties that made "The Fly" a literate excursion into domestic terror vanish in "Return." Taking over the reigns from Neumann (and novelist James Clavells adaptation of George Langelaans story), Edward Bernds stab at the material is nothing more than a flimsy knock off. Everything about the film seems cheap: the scaled-back lab set, the paper-mache fly make-up, even the black and white photography seems a low-budget compromise to the luster of the original. Having Vincent Price around is always welcome, but his presence cannot compensate for the "made for a quick buck" atmosphere pervading every frame. The extortion subplot is lame, although it offers veteran character actor Dan Seymour ("Casablanca" and "Key Largo" to name two of his appearances) as the fence for the stolen plans. Bernds attempts at horrific grandeur carry no weight. Betraying his roots as a director of Three Stooges shorts, his shots of Fly/Phillippe stumbling around forests and mortuaries make for unintentional laughs rather than pathos. There isnt enough character development to make the viewer remotely care whether or not he becomes human again, stays mutated or decides to go on Jerry Springer as "Men turned into insects and the Women who love them." Like their previous double feature DVDs, Fox does not skimp in the video department. The sources for both films are extremely clean and the widescreen anamorphic transfers culled from them are practically perfect. In the case of "The Fly," the saturated colors blaze boldly. There is some edge enhancement, but it does not detract from the exceedingly sharp detail delineation (down to the cilia in Hedisons fly make-up). Fleshtones look a bit bright, but only as an accurate representation of the overall color scheme. The black and white images in "Return" exhibit good gray scale, with the occasional flare-up in contrast levels. The pure black levels in "The Fly" account for the vibrant color rendition, while "Returns" deep (but not pure) blacks yield solid shadows. Both transfers appear free of digital or compression artifacts.The Dolby Digital audio tracks for both films present a variety of listening options. "The Fly" offers a Dolby Digital discrete 5.0 track (although the packaging states "4.0 Surround") in addition to a Dolby Surround soundtrack. "Return" tenders a newly created surround track as well as the original mono audio. In both cases, the sources are clean, free of hiss or distortion and some instances possess good dynamic range. "Flys" 5.0 track suffers the same anamoly that popped up with the discrete audio for "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea." The discrete mix has a tendency to place the dialogue in speakers other than the center channel. Switching to the 2.0 mix alleviated the problem, but took away some of the energy. The surround track in "Return" does not really enhance the viewing experience, despite a few moments of surround channel activity during the teleportation sequences. As a whole, the surround channel is more or less silent for both films. Despite instances where there could have been rear channel embellishment (the scene in "The Fly" with a "disintegrated" cats meows filling the air leaps to mind), the audio mixes emphasize front channel imaging and improved fidelity. Both films also contain a French monophonic soundtrack. Repeating the extras sections of the previous Fox Double Features, trailers for both "Flys" are included, as well as trailers from the David Cronenberg 1986 remake, its 1989 progeny "The Fly II" and the "Voyages" double bill. English and Spanish subtitles round out the special features.If you want an arch example of 50s science fiction cinema, pop in side 1 of this disc. Short of morbid curiosity, you would do just as well to avoid side 2. Just as science should not delve into certain secrets, some sequels are best left on the drawing board.P.S. So far, the quality and programming of Foxs double feature DVDs are very impressive. Their catalog particularly lends itself to pairing similarly themed titles. May I suggest the following twosomes (and their tag lines):"Journey to the Center of the Earth" (1959) / "Five Weeks in a Balloon" (1962)(From the earth below to the sky above!)"The Innocents" (1961) / "The Nanny" (1965)(One Nanny in Hell, the other from it!)"The Lost World" (1960) / "One Million Years B.C." (1966)(The Monsters Strike Back!)


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March 6, 2006Press release from the Governor's Office
DOUGLAS, Ga. – Governor Sonny Perdue announced today that after a multi-state site search, American Insulated Wire (AIW) will invest $26 million to open a new facility in Douglas, Georgia that will serve the southeastern United States.
The new operation, AIW's first manufacturing facility in the Southeast, will create more than 200 jobs in the next two years in Coffee County . AIW plans to employ a total of 250 Georgians and increase its investment in the operation by its fourth year at the site.
The company has committed to maintaining these jobs through 2017. "We are delighted to welcome American Insulated Wire to our state, and honored that they recognize the value of doing business in Georgia ," said Governor Sonny Perdue. " Coffee County has a proactive business climate and the community will be a great home for AIW."
AIW is a manufacturer of electrical wire and cable products that includes control and medium voltage power cable, building wire, and portable and flexible cords, as well as telecommunication cables, electronic wire and cable and cord set products. Its products are used to help provide electricity to appliances, electrical tools and sporting complexes.
The company will convert a 340,000-square-foot existing facility in Coffee County , formerly used by Tecumseh Engine Manufacturing, into a highly automated wire drawing, stranding and extrusion production facility to produce wire and cable products for industrial and commercial applications.
AIW will also construct a 100,000-square-foot addition to the building. "The management and staff of American Insulated Wire are excited to commence operations in Douglas this spring, and to partner with state and local government to bring a new supply of employment opportunities to Coffee County area residents. We will strive to offer local area residents the best possible work environment, training and career advancement programs, and compensation and benefits package as an exemplary corporate citizen and business partner to the community," said Bob Wheeler, president of American Insulated Wire.
"As our existing industrial base continues to grow, we are pleased with the diversification this company will bring to our area," said JoAnne Lewis, president of the Douglas-Coffee County Chamber of Commerce. "AIW will occupy a once-vacant building and create new job opportunities for the citizens of Douglas-Coffee County and the region."
"AIW is a great fit for Georgia , especially the Douglas area," said Craig Lesser, commissioner of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, which worked closely with the community on the project. "I'm pleased we were able to move quickly and I look forward to a long-term, sustainable relationship that will contribute to the economic vitality of both AIW and the community."
American Insulated Wire , a fully owned subsidiary of Leviton , is headquartered in Mansfield, Massachusetts, with other factories in New England and Coffeyville, Kansas.
Founded in 1924, the company manufactures and supplies wire, cable, cord and cord set products for a variety of industries including commercial, transportation, telecommunication, institution, government, mining and OEM.
With its roots established in 1906, Leviton is an extensive and diversified electrical manufacturing company. Leviton has more than thirty facilities dedicated to engineering, manufacturing and distribution of over 25,000 products for nearly every connectivity need, from electrical receptacles to optical fiber components.
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reviews for: listing #78177 - Disney Area, Florida Villa rental
- bedrooms 5
- pool yes
- type Villa
- baths 3
- hot tub no
- community Emerald Island
- sleeps 12
- pets allowed no
rates (USD)
$850 - $1,499 /wk
$2,599 - $3,599 /mth
Wonderful Stay
Review submitted: June 10, 2013 Date of arrival: June 1, 2013
We just returned and found the house to be wonderful. I think it is very reasonably priced also, I would echo the previous reviewer and suggest tv's in every bedroom, but other than that, the house exceeded our expectations. So comfortable, had all we needed. From our door to Disney property was probably a 5-7 minute drive, if you go out to 192 and turn left on Sherberth- puts you right by Animal Kingdom. My husband and I are convinced we were back at the house long before all the folks who were waiting in long lines for buses back to Disney resorts even got to their rooms. Donna was extremely prompt in returning emails, very professional in her communications and the rental process was very smooth and easy. Very much enjoyed the stay!
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers
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home away from home
Review submitted: May 26, 2013 Date of arrival: May 11, 2013
This house was even better than described on the website. It was clean, comfortable and had everything that you could need. The beds were comfortable, the linens were great and there was enough towels for everyone. I have stayed in several other homes for previous vacations and I have finally found one that I would recommend to family and friends, let alone for me to stay again. It is a 5 minute drive from all the disney parks and is right near Rt 192 which has all of your dining and shopping needs. My only suggestion would be to have TV's in all of the bedrooms. It was not a problem for my family but maybe for others. The owner as wonderful and easy to deal with during the booking process. Any questions that I had she answered qucikly and made the process very easy. I am a very pciky person about where I stay and this house exceeded my standards. Donna, thank you again for the use of your home we had a great time.
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Absolutely lovely, comfortable villa was perfect!
Review submitted: June 18, 2012 Date of arrival: May 25, 2012
We thoroughly enjoyed staying at this beautifully decorated, spacious and very comfortable villa. There was plenty of room, including dining accomodations, for our family of 5 (plus grandparents staying for part of the vacation.) The pool was great to sit by at the end of a day at Disney (only a few moments away). We were able to leave the park at lunch, and swim at the villa and relax before hitting the park again at night. The kitchen was well appointed with everything we needed. My teenage boys loved the game room as well as the Wii system. The owner was wonderful and a pleasure to work with. We will definately be back. We whole heartily recommend this property!
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disney family vacation
Review submitted: June 12, 2012 Date of arrival: June 2, 2012
We had the priveldge of staying in this home for a one week disney vacation.
Home was beautiful and perfectly appointed.
Beds were comfortable and sheets and linens top notch!
Kitchen was well supplied and allowed easy and comfortable food preparation.
Donna was an exemplary hostess and was immediately available for any questions.
The pool and game room provided excellent relaxation after long days in the parks.
Donna's home provided a comfortable and exquisite oasis for my family,we all loved it and I would highly recommend this property.
We hope to return in the future.
Anyone that rents this beautiful home will be graqteful that they did so!
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Fabulous Experience
Review submitted: June 8, 2012 Date of arrival: May 10, 2012
Our party of 9 spent 10 days at this beautiful home. It was our first experience renting and we couldn't have been more pleased with the experience. Donna was amazing! She was always so quick to respond to our many questions and was very accommodating to our needs. One member of our party was a 15 month old and we had all that we needed to meet his needs (i.e. full crib, stroller, high chair, safety gate, etc...). There was more than enough room for all 9 members to be comfortable. We liked the openess of the place along with the convenient location. The location is close to the Magic Kingdom for those wishing to do Disney. The home was not only tastefully decorated but also spotless and contained all that we needed. There were even extra touches such as books and games. With regards to the pool, it is not south facing . However, this was not a problem as there was always sun available from early morning until late in the day. We were equally pleased to have some shade too. Emerald Island Resort is beautiful and well maintained. We hope to either stay here again or at Donna's other property. Kathy
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The Perfect Home
Review submitted: March 26, 2012 Date of arrival: November 5, 2011
From the moment my husband and I walked into the home, we knew we had found THE place to stay for our 6 months retirement retreat. We could see the pride of ownership that Donna demonstrated with her property. The house entrance opens to a spacious dining area set with china that matched the room's decor. The entire place is painted in warm earthy colours, further lending to the feeling of being home. The fully equipped kitchen has everything we need to not only manage for ourselves but entertain our guests when they dropped in . All of the appliances are of the highest quality including the quietest dishwasher I've ever used. The bedrooms were very comfortable and well appointed including a crib for my granddaughter and a few roll aways for extra company. The linen and towels are top notch. Additional thought went into assuring that each room was decorated individually. No where in this home do you feel that you are living in a quick purchase rental. The pool area is just...just perfect. Seating for all with great sun lounges and a pool that is the right size for any age to enjoy. The wireless internet is flawless and works in any room throughout the house. The telephone permits long distance calls which was a major plus for keeping in touch with family back home. The home's layout allowed private quiet space for everyone. It just doesn't get better than this. In fact, we have already rearranged our life to schedule this dream house again. The photos are complete and the posting is spot on. Disneyworld is just a quick 5 minutes drive from Emerald Island Resort when using Funie Steed over to Entry Point/Sherberth avoiding the 192 and its traffic which can develop because of all of the tourists. If you are looking for a home away from home don't pass by this listing.
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Such a beautiful location with a beautiful home to match!
Review submitted: July 9, 2011 Date of arrival: July 3, 2011
Such a beautiful location with a beautiful home to match!
The location of this home is absolutely gorgeous! When you arrive you feel over whelmed with the beauty of the property! The house is perfectly furnished, just as pictured above. Just better! Donna is quick to offer help if you need anything as well as the property management. I have spent weeks searching VRBO for the perfect home to vacation in. Reading the reviews from other renters really helps in decision making. This is the home for you, if you want peace and quiet! This is my first time renting a home in Orlando. We grew tired of hotels. Especially when it came time to get into the pool, which were always crowded. Having your own private pool is the best! We also utilized the grill, which is a great plus! Oh I must mention how clean the house is! For those of you that like taking bubble baths, check out the oversized tub in the master bathroom. The game room is also great! We had a few pool tournaments even though a few of us are novices to the game. Although we drove our own vehicle, there is a shuttle service to the parks from the club house. I cannot say enough about how beautiful this house is! This house is a true GEM!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
Owners response: Thank you Casondra and your lovely family! All your comments and recommendations on improving our service are being taken in consideration and action. Your kindness and help are greatly appreciated. As always, our guests' satisfaction is our top priority, we will continue to serve our guests in the highest standard. Please come back Casondra. Donna.
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Great house, great owner
Review submitted: April 21, 2011 Date of arrival: April 9, 2011
House and contents as described. 4 adults and 4 children has plenty to do without being on top of one another. Pool and game room in use constantly whenever we were home. Owner great communicator with fast response to all our questions - can't say enough about how good she is. Much better than crowded hotel room and better deal financially. Community center with large pool, fitness room, etc available but did not use because had everything we wanted and needed at the house. Quiet neighborhood in gated community. Only 4 turns from the house get you to the road leading to all the Disney facilities - easy and quick at any time of day. Will recommend to friends and relatives heading to Disney. Major chain restaurants, good local eating places, drug stores and supermarkets all within 2 miles or so. Local people friendly and polite.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
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Beautiful Vacation
Review submitted: March 13, 2011 Date of arrival: March 4, 2011
I normally don't take the time to write reviews, but our vacation was absolutely exceptional. I stayed here for a week with a couple of friends, and we felt at home from the moment we walked through the front door. Everything was pristine, spacious, and comfortable. Nobody even had any complaints on the one day when our plans were rained out—we were content to play with the provided Wii and to cook dinner together in the kitchen, which was well stocked with equipment.
I also loved that while this house is contained within a quiet, private community, all that Orlando has to offer is easily accessible. We were less than half an hour from all the Disney parks and Universal Studios, which made it easy for us to get in early and beat the traffic. It was also great to be close to home when we came back exhausted after another adventurous day!
One of my favorite memories from our trip was just eating breakfast by the pool every morning, dangling our feet in the water. Our back patio had the perfect amount of sun and shade. The screens surrounding the patio kept out any insects, and the pool was clean and well-maintained. After a perfectly relaxing and entertaining week, I can't possibly recommend this home enough. It is the perfect place for friends or families to get away from it all and enjoy themselves! We were sorry to leave but we know we'll be back!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing
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Absolute Best Vacation Place
Review submitted: March 3, 2011 Date of arrival: February 18, 2011
We stayed in the house with our adult children and son-in-law and two grandchildren. It worked out so well. There was plenty of room for all of us. We came here to "do Disney" and it was the best. You can leave the house and be at the park in 10 - 25 minutes. We loved coming back here in the afternoon to relax and let the grandkids swim. It worked out great to do our own cooking and not pay a fortune to eat at Disney. The house is exactly as pictured.
The resort area in which the house is located is in a quiet area. No traffic to worry about and no traffic noise. Yet, a Winn-Dixie and many restaurants are within a mile. You don't even have to go out on a busy street to reach them. The resort is clean and beautiful.
The house was well equipped and had everything we needed. Donna, the owner, was great to work with. She was very responsive and easy to get ahold of.
Thanks, Donna, for renting your house to us. It made for absolutely the best family vacation we could ever have had. We would definitely come back here, both to the house and to the area.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
Owners response: Thank you Betsy and Jack for choosing our villa for your family vacation. We truly appreciate all your email messages in keeping us updated on everything going on in the house. We certainly need your support to ensure our service to our guests is the best it can be. Please come back. Donna.
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Amazing home and excellent service
Review submitted: February 23, 2011 Date of arrival: January 5, 2011
It was a great house and my family was really impressed with it. I will definitely have you in mind any time I want to go to Orlando.
Great house and great service from you.
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Beautiful and spacious home!!!
Review submitted: December 31, 2010 Date of arrival: December 29, 2010
Our family picked this home for our week long vacation in Florida, and we were extremely impressed! We had high expectations based on the pictures but it was even better in person. The inside of the home is simply gorgeous, the paintings are beautiful and come together to give each room a distinct theme. (The younger kids loved the mickey-themed room!) Everything was clean and organized by the time we arrived, which really let us relax and enjoy our time here. The pool was warm enough to swim in comfortably even during the colder days, and the game room was a great addition for the kids.
Finally, the owner Dongzhao was incredibly friendly and helpful, she was responsive and flexible throughout the entire process and really sealed the deal for us.
If you are looking for a great vacation experience in a fantastic home, we strongly recommend this one!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Great vacation house!
Review submitted: December 16, 2010 Date of arrival: November 27, 2010
My family and I were very impressed with this home! It was just what we wanted. Having a kitchen was great, a smart alternative to eating out all the time, which gets expensive. The kids loved having the space to run around, swim in the pool, and play games downstairs. The house itself was spacious and luxurious- beautifully decorated with comfortable furnishings. Very clean, fresh bedding and linens! Special thanks to the owner Donna, who was helpful and responsive to our questions! I definitely recommend this home!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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Excellent Vacation home
Review submitted: December 16, 2010 Date of arrival: December 9, 2010
My family and i stayed at Dongzhao's home this month and we were very happy with the accomodations. The house appeared to be freshly painted with mostly new furnishings. The linens were all brand new and everything worked perfectly. We will definitely stay at this location again. Thanks Dongzhao fro everything!!!
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Building on 18 years of leadership in independent-track technology, Case IH has introduced the Magnum™ Rowtrac™ tractor. Two new models will help producers be more efficient, especially those who farm in challenging soil conditions. (more…)
Case IH AFS Connect™ offers producers a whole new world of fleet management and maintenance solutions. (more…)
The Case IH Puma® series tractors are known for their maneuverability and dependability for livestock producers, mixed-farm enterprises and row crop farms. Case IH is excited to introduce six new models to the lineup. Do you own a Puma tractor? Which of these new features are you most excited about? (more…)
Understanding the need for a smaller, more agile tractor, Case IH introduced the new Farmall® V series tractors at World Ag Expo last week. They are specifically designed for smaller areas, such as fruit and nut orchards and vineyards. Do you farm fruit and/or nut orchards and vineyards? How could these smaller and more nimble tractors benefit you? (more…)
Case IH is the first and only agricultural equipment manufacturer to use Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology alone to meet strict Tier 4 B/Final emissions standards. This fall, Case IH introduced 18 new models to the Case IH Efficient Power family – all equipped with this proven high-horsepower, fuel-efficient, simple solution, boasting added power and new features to address producer needs. (more…)
The Steiger® 620 – the highest-horsepower tractor on the market with power growth to an incredible 682 horsepower – is getting a lot of interest on the Case IH lot at Farm Progress Show.
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The "Big Three" Case IH fluids – No. 1 engine oil, Hy-Tran and coolant – will be coming soon for superior performance in Case IH equipment. These fluids help producers meet the demands of both Tier 4A engines and CVT transmissions, and they can also be used on legacy equipment. What type of fluids do you use on your equipment? Share your thoughts with us. (more…)
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In a historical sense, they represent the third and fourth generations of their Illinois farming family, but Don and Jon Thompson don't spend much time looking backward. Instead, this father-son farming team keeps an eye on the future, adopting innovative technologies as soon as they become available, and adapting quickly to constant changes in farming practices.
Knowing their background, it's no surprise that the Thompsons were among the first to see the advantages of the Axial-Flow rotary combine back in the mid 1970s, and that today they're near the head of the line to see the advantages of new Case IH Tier 4A engine technology.
If you haven't seen the earlier video posts highlighting what producers are saying about Case IH technology, check back over the last week or so. You'll hear a variety of voices talking about Case IH Efficient Power, using terms like powerful, smart technology, and simple operation. Or for the big picture, just visit Case IH at our YouTube channel.
We've been the featuring video highlights of the Efficient Power story for more than a week now- scroll down to see our earlier posts, or visit us at our YouTube channel.
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All this week and next, we're featuring videos highlighting what farmers have to say about Case IH Efficient Power, and how they're putting it to work on their operations. Today we get feedback about the fuel efficiency in new Tier 4 compliant high-horsepower tractors.
Based on feedback from producers who have purchased new Tier 4 Steiger and Magnum tractors, the adoption of SCR technology for emissions control has led to gratifying gains in both performance and efficiency. While meeting Tier 4 requirements was obviously a requirement, these farmers told us that these engines put power first, delivering both optimum performance and top-notch fuel economy.
Check back for more on the Efficient Power story, or see more right now when you visit CaseIH.com/EfficientPower or our YouTube channel.
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A couple of weeks ago, we asked you to tell us what Efficient Power means to you in a Twitter campaign and contest at Farm Progress Show. We got some great answers, but you're probably wondering what inspired that contest.
The answer: You did! Last spring, after planting, we talked to farmers who purchased some of the first Tier 4 Steiger and Magnum tractors off the line. They told us that these engines put power – and not emissions – first, using SCR technology to deliver both optimum performance and top-notch fuel economy. They compared the tractors' ease of use and comfort to driving a Cadillac.
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Penne Sausage Bake Recipe
- 1 package (16 ounces) uncooked penne pasta
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound Italian turkey sausage links, casings removed
- 3 cups fat-free meatless spaghetti sauce
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions; drain. In a large skillet, saute green pepper and onion in oil for 6-7 minutes. Add sausage; cook and stir until sausage is no longer pink. Drain. Stir in the spaghetti sauce and pasta.
- Transfer to a 3-qt. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Cover and bake at 350° for 15-20 minutes. Uncover; sprinkle with cheeses. Bake 5-10 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Yield: 9 servings.
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Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied red wine such as Chianti, Sangiovese, Malbec or Zinfandel.
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Very good and easy to make.
This was relatively quick to make, but the result was a dish that seemed like a lot of time went into. It was delicious and my husband had seconds (and we had leftovers for lunch). I will definitely be making this again!
This is definitely a keeper. This made a 9x13 pan for me although I didn't measure everything exactly just threw stuff in. I'll double the green peppers next time and add some mushrooms. I added some ground pepper, just a personal preference.
Very satisfying and tasty. This is a great fall/winter dish.
Have made this recipe many times for family & company, it is delicious! The only change I made was to use my own homemade tomato sauce.*****
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It's sad to see a park not being used on a nice summer day. It's even sadder when the reason the park isn't being used is that the government that built it with tax dollars won't open it.
Northampton County started building Wayne A. Grube Memorial Park at Weaversville two years ago. The first sections, on Willowbrook and E. Bullshead roads in Allen Township, look ready for play. There are brand-new playgrounds with slides, swings and all sorts of cool climbing equipment. There are picnic pavilions with tables and grills. There are walking trails and even a baseball field and sand volleyball court.


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Lisa Jackson to step down as EPA administrator
(Hot Air – Ed Morrissey) *Lead Story*
House eyes Sunday return as 11th hour work on fiscal cliff begins
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Sen. Feinstein Posts Proposed 'Assault Weapons' Legislation — and It Includes Provisions on Handguns and 'Grandfathered' Weapons
(The Blaze – Liz Klimas)
Hard-Hit County May Release Inmates in Face of Fiscal Cliff Cuts
(Breitbart – Kerry Picket)
New Hawaii senator provides Democrats with reinforcements
(Washington Times – Stephen Dinan)
Poynter Journalism Scholars Criticize Paper for Publishing Gun Owners' Addresses
(PJ Media – Bridget Johnson)
If 'green' energy advocates want clean, they can start among their own
(Washington Examiner – Jason Stverak)
Above the Law? Howard Kurtz Scolds D.C. Police for Investigating NBC's David Gregory
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Russia Uses Babies as Political Footballs
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Congress awaits president's fiscal cliff proposal
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Six Reasons To Keep Capital Gains Tax Rates Low
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Don't divest from energy stocks
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Two Cautionary Tales of Gun Control
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Los Angeles collects most guns ever, in post-Newtown buyback event
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Obama 2012 and Bush 2004
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Story Retraction: Authorities Say Newtown Shooter Did Not Use Assault Weapon
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Republicans become the party of idea. Just the one
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FISA Renewal Vote Coming This Week; Rand Paul Defends 4th Amendment
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Patient advocacy is an up-and-coming career, and those who take the time to educate themselves and build their skills and experience will be rewarded with both a solid career and possibly an excellent income. So what else do you need to know if you want to be a patient advocate?
Patient advocates who wish to be self-employed will want to understand what it takes to build a patient advocacy business, and readily know the answers to the questions potential patient-clients will ask. You may be the best advocate in the world, but if you can't answer these questions about your business, patients will move on to hire someone else.
Finally, because the concept of patient advocacy is so new, and because there are so many hurdles faced while trying to navigate the current American healthcare system, patient advocates may be surprised to learn they are not always welcome or received well by medical providers.
Those advocates who choose to work for hospitals and other facilities may find frustrated patients and pressure from their employers to cut their advocacy efforts short if it becomes too expensive to serve the patient.
Advocates who work directly for patients will find that their patients are grateful and relieved, but the medical and payer professionals may look at them with suspicion because they don't understand the advocate's roll.
These hurdles can often be overcome using excellent communication skills - which is why they are so necessary for professional advocates. They should not dissuade someone with the knowledge and willingness to be a patient advocate from giving this very rewarding career a try.


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UFC 146 Results: Roy Nelson def. Dave Herman via TKO at 0:51 of round one.
Ahead of their heavyweight showdown this weekend (Oct. 19, 2013) at UFC 166, Roy Nelson says he hopes Daniel Cormier doesn't plan to make their fight an ugly one by hugging him all night long;...
Watch Roy Nelson vs. Stipe Miocic full fight video preview online (YouTube) for co-main event of tonight's (Sat., June 15, 2013) UFC 161 MMA show from MTS Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada,...
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Plymouth's Haydon Pinhey nets hat-trick of silver waistcoat victories
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CITY sensation Haydon Pinhey continues to dominate the West of England Billiards and Snooker Silver Waistcoat tour with a hat-trick of victories in this season's series.
Pinhey made it three wins from three events in 2012/13 with a hard-fought 2-0 victory over Cornish cuester Brett Broad.
Plymouth's Pinhey, unsurprisingly, tops the rankings, 740 points ahead of his nearest rival.
Redruth's Broad matched Pinhey in the exciting final and, despite losing, has climbed five places in the event's standings.
Pinhey posted a 68 break in the final after making breaks of 69 and a 75 earlier in the competition at Rileys on Royal Parade.
The latter was enough to take the highest break prize on the day.
In his semi-final, the in-form Pinhey defeated another of the city's talented snooker players, Dan Legassick.
Legassick went down 2-0 to Pinhey, while Broad defeated another Plymothian, Adam Lewin, by the same scoreline in his half of the last-four draw.
Sixteen players contested the group stages, with each playing seven best-of-three matches to determine the four qualifiers.
Pinhey dropped just one frame as he dominated group one and was joined by Broad, who was the only player to take a frame off Pinhey all day.
Torquay's Lee McArthur narrowly missed out by a single frame, finishing in third place.
Brendan Isaacs, of Redruth, edged out Tavistock newcomer Reece Watters for fourth place.
Another Tavistock cuester, Bradley Anderson, and Jamie Edwards, from Camborne, were playing in their first Silver Waistcoat event and showed much promise for future events.
Group B went to the final match before Legassick was declared the winner.
He secured top place with breaks of 42, 44 and a 69 clearance.
Lewin finished in runners-up spot, while Plymouth's Chris Coumbe took third place with north Devon's Mitch Wood fourth.
Pinhey's peerless potting is giving the event's organisers much pleasure.
A WEBSF spokesperson said: "Haydon is playing with an air of confidence which, if he can maintain it, should see him win his first overall Silver Waistcoat title.
"It is also good to see new blood coming along to play on the tour. Having watched them it's clear that participation in a few more events should see them do well."
The spokesperson added: "It was disappointing some players left early without an explanation.
"However, we do not intend to take the matter any further on this occasion and hope they continue to play in future tournaments."


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Equity firm buys HMV's debt
A Canadian private equity firm has bought the debt of struggling music retailer HMV.
HMV administrators announced they have sold their majority shareholding in entertainment and music venue company, G-A-Y Group.
G-A-Y was the only remaining venue businesses owned by HMV, comprising the G-A-Y bars and Heaven nightclubs.
It was sold to Jeremy Joseph, founder, and other shareholder in the group. Mr Joseph said:
HMV made a strategic decision to sell certain businesses which included the sale of their shares in G-A-Y almost a year ago. I am delighted to have acquired 100% ownership of the business that I founded 20 years ago and to have secured the future of my 200 employees
Administrators 'hopeful of securing long-term future for HMV'
HMV's administrators Deloitte have issued an update on the state of the troubled retailer:
– Deloitte statement
Following the news earlier today of Hilco's acquisition of HMV's secured debt, the Administrators will work closely with them, as secured lender, as we continue to seek a positive outcome for the business.
Stores continue to trade and at this time we remain hopeful of securing a long-term future for HMV as a going concern.
Report: Group takes control after buying HMV debtby Laura Kuenssberg - Former Business Editor
The private equity firm, Hilco, has bought up the debt of HMV, the music chain that collapsed last week.
This gives the administrators and Hilco some valuable breathing space to work out how much of the business can be saved. More than 4,000 jobs are still at risk as the chain's future remains uncertain.
Hilco, bought HMV Canada in 2011, for just £2 million last year. Buying up HMV UK's debt effectively gives them control of what happens next.
HMV's gift to angry customers
Following outrage from customers, the administrators running HMV have announced they will honour gift vouchers for the high-street chain.Read the full story
Administrators: HMV gift cards to be honoured
Joint Administrators to HMV have confirmed that gift cards can be redeemed in stores from Tuesday.
They also confirmed that proceeds raised by HMV through the sale of charity releases, including the Hillsborough Justice Collective single, will be paid in full as soon as possible.
Joint Administrator Nick Edwards added:
We recognise that both of these matters have caused concern for individuals and organisations affected and are pleased to have reached a positive outcome.
We will continue to assess the longer term options for the business whilst continuing to trade. I am hopeful this process will result in the business continuing as a going concern.
Music and film giants support HMV rescue deal
Entertainment powerhouses Universal Music, Warner Music and Sony are reportedly planning to woo would-be buyers to HMV with generous credit terms and cut-price CDs and DVDs.
The companies fear the collapse of the retailer will increase pressure on the entertainment industries as supermarkets and online firms such as Amazon compete to slash prices, The Sunday Times (£) reported.
Turnaround group Hilco - which owns HMV Canada - is thought to be among the favourites to rescue the 92-year-old retailer and is said to have been in talks with administrators Deloitte.
More than 4,120 jobs and 223 stores are currently at risk after the retailers called in administrators last week.
HMV administrator 'prioritising' Hillsborough single cash concerns
Financial services firm Deloitte, joint administrators to HMV, said they are looking into concerns that money made on a Hillsborough charity single is paid to the families.
– Deloitte statement
It is the second full day of the Administration and we are working through hundreds of enquiries.
However, we understand why people feel very passionately about the Justice Collective single and have discussed this matter with people involved in the campaign.
We are looking into it as a priority and hope to provide an update very soon.
Inconsistency in failing firms redeeming gift vouchers
HMV is not honouring its gift vouchers, leading to an uncertainty that is threatening to change the way Britain gives its gifts.Read the full story
MP asks HMV to ensure Hillsborough single cash gets to families
An MP has contacted the HMV administrator to ask it to ensure that all money made on a charity single in aid of the Hillsborough families is paid to them.
Liverpool Walton MP Steve Rotheram has contacted Deloitte, the administrator brought in by HMV earlier this week, to ensure that all money made on the sale of the Justice Collective's Christmas single is paid to the families.
The proceeds of the sale of the single, which was Christmas number one, is for the families' continued fight for justice for the 96 victims of the Hillsborough disaster in 1989.
Mr Rotheram said HMV was "first class" in the way it promoted and sold the single over the Christmas period and hosted the launch in its Liverpool store.
Deloitte: Private equity firms interested in buying HMV
Administrator Deloitte says there have been over 50 expressions of interest from potential buyers of HMV.
A large amount of that interest is from private equity funds.


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Asimplelife: what a pretty and cheerful quilt. I bet Project Linus will be really happy to receive that one.
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Asimplelife: what a pretty and cheerful quilt. I bet Project Linus will be really happy to receive that one.
UFO Finish #25 (how I like those "significant" numbers!) is Scrappy HSTs. I have to say that I really fell in love with this one while quilting it. I am not usually comfortable with totally random scrappy and this is pretty close to that for me - I think that's what I love about it! Go figure...
Wow, 25. Something about it is very crisp and calm even if it is a scrappy. Love scrappies any way they come but can see why a non-scrappy lover would like it.
Lovely Finish! I just love it!
My initials are BB, so dublb is double B.
asimplelife--another fun quilt finished! Great job on getting so many done this year...I am sure it feels nice to know you're making good progress and it's only April.
asimplelife: the quilt is beautiful. Congrats on #25!
Wow, that is just beautiful! My kind of quilt!
Finished this UFO wall hanging up this morning. This started as purely experimental with orphan blocks and I think it turned out pretty neat.
Kaelyn: It sure did. I especially like the way you quilted it to make the designs just pop.
asimiplelife--the long winter has given you ample time to get another pretty quilt done!
Interesting design with the green "experiment". Nice to do something different for a change isn't it?
Don't worry spider.
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Through the generosity of the Chevron Corporation, the College of Engineering supports undergraudate education and research in Engineering Project Management. This program provides Chevron Corporation Fellowships to selected engineering undergraduates to learn more about Project Management by working with faculty members in this area. Additional information can be found here.
The Engineering Project Management Certificate is intended to help meet the requirements of industry by educating undergraduate engineering students to understand complex engineering projects, project organizations and project management methods. Students completing this certificate will be able to work effectively in multidisciplinary engineering projects immediately after completion and to advance more rapidly within the project management organization and profession. The management of projects entails technical knowledge, engineering skills and management skills.
The certificate program consists of (4) three-hour courses for a total of 12 credit hours. Two of the courses are technical electives, which can count toward the a B.S. degree depending on the department. Core requirements include CVEN 333 / ISEN 333 / MEEN 333 [Project Management for Engineers] (or departmental equivalent) and MGMT 309 [Survey of Management]. The additional six hours are comprised of one or two engineering electives and up to one management elective in the Mays Business School. The certificate will be awarded upon completion of the B.S. degree in the Look College of Engineering. Completion of the certificate will be recorded on the student's University transcript.
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Burgundy tosses first stone at Oly trials
They're ready to roar.
The Winnipeg Police Pipes and Drums kicked off the opening ceremonies at the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings followed by a surprise celebrity appearance.
Sixteen curling teams vying for two spots representing Canada at the 2014 Sochi games filed out onto the ice with the crowd roaring for the hometown favourites.
The banner was raised and official rocks were thrown by former Team Canada Olympians
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Winnipeg is hosting what's been called the most significant curling event ever held in the city. There are more than 1000 local volunteers and fans and media from across North America watching it — including Ron Burgundy, the celebrated newscaster portrayed by Saturday Night Live alumnus Will Ferrell.
After the opening ceremony, Burgundy appeared unexpectedly at ice level in a dashing burgundy plaid blazer.
"Very classy!" said Trish Rey a fan of both curling and Burgundy.
The crowd roared for the celebrity.
He was given a quick lesson on throwing a stone by one of the competitors.
"I'm a little nervous for him," said Rey.
His feet didn't leave the hack but he still managed to throw a stone that hit the 12-foot ring. The crowd cheered and burgundy raised his arms in triumph.
Rey was relieved and pleased he's at the event.
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Burgundy shared his knowledge of fashion, Winnipeg and curling at a quick media scrum in the bowels of MTS Centre today.
Let's hope he knows more about curling.
The newscaster portrayed by comedian Ferrell in the movie Anchorman called plays on the televised broadcast of this afternoon's draw.
He was asked what he could bring to the game of curling.
"I can bring a certain amount of dignity and class," said Burgundy.
"This is made from quality man-made fibres — a beautiful polyester blend."
When asked what Winnipeg means, he had an explanation.
"It's Latin in its root," he said? mistakenly confident. "It means a small tundra bunny who lives in a hole on the side of the hill."
As Burgundy ascended to the press box at MTS Centre as cheers erupted from the stands Sunday.
"Ron Burgundy!" roared those who recognized the character.
Some curling fans — who had no idea who he is, seemed unamused by the distraction.
A group of five young men decked out in Anchorman blazers from Valu Village cheered for him and held up signs but were ignored by him.
"Why won't you look at us, Ron?" they bellowed.
They bought tickets to the Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings mainly because of Ron Burgundy, said Nic Zilinski. It's an important event that will decide which teams will represent Canada at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, he said. They were also cheering for Winnipeg's Jennifer Jones rink, he said.
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Company description: AstraZeneca is a global, innovation-driven biopharmaceutical business that focuses on the discovery, development and commercialization of prescription medicines for some of the world's most serious diseases. But we're more than one of the world's leading pharmaceutical companies. At AstraZeneca, we're proud to have a unique workplace culture that inspires innovation and colla...
Experis is searching for a Junior Project Manager/Project Coordinator to work with one of our leading clients in Wilmington, DE. Client will require a F2F interview so candidates must be local to the area. REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE: -Solid experience with in Microsoft Office tools -Experience with Microsoft Project and/or Microsoft Project Server -Excellent verbal, written and presentatio...
Project Manager needed with strong MS Office (i.e. MS Project), Project Management, SharePoint, and Call Center Technology experience/knowledge. This individual must be experienced in leading complex large scale IT Infrastructure and telephony projects as well as handling multiple priorities and tasks. This will be a Short-Term Contract role for 3 months+. This job will have the following respon...
Job Description The role of the Implementation Advisor is to plan, execute and deliver medium to large projects on time, within budget, and within scope. This individual will lead and coordinate cross-functional, cross-departmental, cross-company teams that are responsible for all aspects of an EMV implementation project, from initiation to closure. This includes identifying resources and coordin...
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Coming from the mindset that if you are going to trade your best player and rebuild and he is not completely over the hill, you should get some combination of picks, a young player with potential and cap space in return, I began to analyze what we might be able to do with Aldridge. To start off with, I like Aldridge, I don't want to trade Aldridge and I may overvalue him, but the internet seems to believe he is worth somewhere around the 1st pick in 2013 plus Tristan Thompson and Dion Waiters. I don't like Tristan Thompson or Dion Waiters as players, again personal bias. So here is my idea for you all to ridicule and rip apart.
Trade Aldridge to Orlando for the 2nd pick and Nikola Vucevic. Orlando has a huge trade exemption from Howard and they don't seem to see a ton of value at the top of the draft. Would they do this trade? I have no idea. What this would give us is a lot of options. We'd have the 2nd and 10th pick, an additional 8.25 million in cap space putting us somewhere around 20.61 million under. This would allow us to absorb Thomas Robinson from Houston if we like him as a prospect, and either save money for next years FA crop or go after a replacement four like Josh Smith, or whomever else we fancied.
As I said I'm not a huge fan of trading Aldridge, but I think this is an example of a way we could do it and maximize our options going forward. What do you all think?
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Although this week's episode was called "Girls Night Out," it seemed as though it was all work and no play with Lauren and Whitney doing double duty for People's Revolution and with Heidi being back in Bolthouse. Thankfully the girls got a break from the computer lab and spent more time on mending friendships then causing unnecessary drama. . . . excluding Spencer drama, naturally. Now for the fun part — the Hills tech quiz! Get started below!
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kaykayelle 6 years
I was all primed to answer that Heidi had a Dell monitor on her desk and no such question was asked. :(
sabrina27 6 years
5/6 best ever at the geek quizzes. Lauren is going to do great working for that badass boss Kelly Cutrone.
LOVErickii 6 years
=) me too caligirl101
LOVErickii 6 years
=) me too caligirl101
caligirl101 6 years
100% sweet.
caligirl101 6 years
100% sweet.
KadBunny 6 years
As much as I love Lauren and Whitney I kinda hate how they're probably getting these awesome jobs because of their connections to MTV; I wonder if they'd get hired even without the cameras
darlene 6 years
4/6 thats good
darlene 6 years
4/6 thats good
ilanac13 6 years
i feel like i obviously wasn't paying enough attention to this episode since i got 2 wrong. oh well...at least i know the right color lighting.
hollitosway 6 years
I think it's kinda lame how Whitney always does the big moves like going to Paris and getting a better job and Lauren just jumps on her bandwagon. I feel like Whitney must somehow be frustrated by that!
SkinnyMarie 6 years
I just watch it while on my lunch break. fun times. I am really shocked at Laurens work ethic. It seems like she actually does something instead of going "yeaaaahhh" and stare like heidi
SkinnyMarie 6 years
I just watch it while on my lunch break. fun times. I am really shocked at Laurens work ethic. It seems like she actually does something instead of going "yeaaaahhh" and stare like heidi
Tres-Chic-NY 6 years
OMG Lauren wasn't rockin' a cell phone this ep. And another thing I've noticed, they finally had to bleep some one. Heidi and Spencer for cursing. I don't think I've ever heard someone curse on the hills
karisaamy 6 years
6/6 and I usually do the worst at the tech quiz
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hm. There's a discussion about people being "too busy" to hang out with friends, yet everyone seems to have time to watch tv :) I don't know how you guys do it!
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Jefferies has recently received attention over its long-term stability as a company after the bankruptcy of MF Global. The company has also undertaken a large public campaign of transparency to ensure investors that it is a viable business. Analysts and ratings firms have also weighed in on both sides of the debate.
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However, there are numerous educators and scientists who would argue that the general public is primarily familiar with the terminology of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and that therefore switching to the sexually transmitted infections (STIs) designation is more confusing than useful. One solution that some educators and scientists use is to alternately refer to sexually transmitted infections and sexually transmitted diseases and use the combined abbreviation STD/STI.
Some people argue that the switch in terminology from sexually transmitted disease to sexually transmitted infection is important not just because of accuracy but because it may reduce the stigma associated with infection and transmission. However, my personal feeling is that if the term STD is more associated with stigma than the term STI, it's almost certainly because the people who would stigmatize infected individuals don't know what an STI is. Reducing the stigma by removing comprehension does not actually improve the underlying situation.
The problems associated with reducing stigma by switching from the terminology of STDs to STIs is similar to the problems with reducing the stigma of oral herpes by referring to the lesions the virus causes as "cold sores." Although doing so does reduce the stress associated with infection, many individuals with oral herpes still highly stigmatize genital herpes infections while ignorantly putting their partners at risk of such infections by practicing unprotected oral sex.


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The global 3-D printing market is estimated to reach $2.99 billion by 2018, according to a new global strategic business report from Global Industry Analysts (GIA). The report analyzes trends in 3-D printing products, services and end-use markets, in addition to profiling 70 prominent 3-D printing companies such as 3D Systems, Bits from Bytes, envisionTEC, EOS, Hewlett-Packard Development and others.
While the United States will remain the largest market for 3-D printing, many developed nations will more aggressively adopt it, as the technology becomes more advanced, available and affordable, according to Virtual Strategy. As 3-D printers trend smaller and easier to operate, developed nations will reshore manufacturing jobs that were previously scattered to low-cost , developing economies in order to save on shipping, supply chain management and intellectual property security expenses, says GIA.
The 3-D printer market remains competitive as it grows. Currently, 3-D printers range from $500 for hobbyist models up to $1.5 million units for advanced industrial projects, but rapid advances in "new product development, process know-how, pricing and the ability to provide comprehensive solutions to meet customers' needs," according to GIA, will continue to bolster industry growth.
Already, high-profile aerospace, automotive and high-tech industries are focusing on expanding 3-D printing use in their manufacturing operations. Aerospace companies like Airbus and Boeing are optimistic that 3-D printing, when scaled up, will help make airplanes lighter and more fuel efficient.
"In the coming years, 3-D printing technology would evolve to enable printing of metals, including precious metals such as silver and gold," said GIA in a statement. "Further, low-cost techniques are expected to be developed for enabling 3-D printing of widely available materials such as paper and plastic. Another area of growth is the medical sector, wherein 3-D printing technology could be used for developing replacement parts. Potential also exists for companies to penetrate into educational and medical device sectors."


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How to spend $100 billion effectively?
Developing countries are most vulnerable to the devastating impacts of climate change. It is therefore of utmost importance to empower these countries to cope with the loss and damage already happening as a consequence of climate change. However, next to these necessary adaptation measures it is also important to mention, that the Global South can accelerate the economic development along a green trajectory while reducing poverty through the development of renewable energies. This has to be taken into account when discussing the design of newly emerging international funding mechanisms such as the Green Climate Fund (GCF) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
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Can President Obama really claim a leadership role in the energy transition?
With his climate change speech on Tuesday, President Obama wrote history. He wrote history because he highlighted what most people on this planet already knew: climate change is real! He referred to science, put the attention on those who are already experiencing climate change and pointed out that societies are already paying the price of inaction. President Obama wrote history because he emphasized the responsibility of the United States and other countries to act. He wrote history because he reminded Americans and the world that the US should be the leading nation that shapes the future. [Read more →]
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We heart ownership
Matt Mellen, Campaign Director of Trillion Fund, explains how community ownership of renewable energy projects allows people to consolidate their position, get a better deal and build up resilience to future shocks.
Contemporary capitalism has resulted in a concentration of wealth and power at the top of multi-national corporations and in the hands of a few ultra-influential individuals. Today, decisions about the fundamentals of how we live, eat and power our homes are often made in boardrooms many miles from where we live – quite possibly in another country. [Read more →]
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