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'මෛත්රී පරදවනවා' බොදුබල සේනාව කියයිසිරිමන්ත රත්නසේකර විපක්ෂයේ පොදු අපේක්ෂක මෛත්රීපාල සිරිසේන මහතාව පරාජය කිරීමට බොදුබල සේනා සංවිධානය කටයුතු කරන බව එම සංවිධානයේ මහ ලේකම්, රාජකීය පණ්ඩිත ගලගොඩඅත්තේ ඥනසාර හිමියෝ ඊයේ (27 වැනිදා) විශේෂ මාධ්ය හමුවකදී සඳහන් කළහ.Read More...
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බොදු බල සේනා සහයෝගය රජයට27 නොවැම්බර් 2014 අවසාන වරට යාවත්කාලීන කළේ 17:20 GMT ලබන ජනවාරි අට වෙනි දින පැවැත්වෙන ශ්රී ලංකාවේ ජනාධිපතිවරණයේ දී එක්සත් ජනතා නිදහස් සන්ධානයේ අපේක්ෂක මහින්ද රාජපක්ෂ ජනාධිපතිවරයාට තම සංවිධානයේ සහයෝගය දෙන බව බොදු බල සේනා සංවිධානය පවසයි. බොදු බල සේනා සංවිධානයේ මහලේකම් ගලගොඩ අත්තේ ඥානසාර හිමියන් බීබීසී සංදේශය සමඟ සාකච්ඡාවක දී...Read More...
ලෝනා දේවරාජා කළුරිය කරයිකොළඹ විශ්ව විද්යාලයයේ ඉතිහාසය පිළිබඳ සහාය මහාචාර්යවරියක වු ලෝනා ශ්රීමති දේවරාජා මහත්මිය අභාවප්රාප්ත වුවාය. බණ්ඩාරනායක අන්තර්ජාතික තානාපති පුහුණු පාසලේ අධ්යක්ෂවරියකද වු ඇය ආසියා පදනමේ ද සේවය කළාය. ශ්රී ලංකාවේ ඉතිහාසය පිළිබඳ ඇය පර්යේෂණාත්මක ග්රන්ථ රැසක් බිහි කළාය. මාතර දෙවිනුවර උපන් ඇය ජාතික කෞතුකාගාරයේ හිටපු...Read More...
බොදු බලේ සහය මහින්දටබොදුබළ සේනා සංවිධානයේ සහාය මහින්ද රාජපක්ෂ ජනපතිට දෙන බව අද (27) එහි විශේෂ රැස්වීමකදී තීරණය විය. http://www.lankadeepa.lk/index.php/articles/278429Read More...
BBS to support MahindaAt a news conference held today, the Bodu Bala Sena (BBS) Organisation said it would give its unconditional support to President Mahinda Rajapaksa at the upcoming presidential election.
BBS General Secretary Ven. Galagodaatte Gnanasara Thera said President Rajapaksa and common opposition candidate Maithripala Sirisena were good citizens.
"The country has to be our priority, not politics. The country is already in danger today. The opposition is filled with puppets. However, the people didn't vote for this Government to loot the country," he said.
බොදුබල සේනාව ජනපති මහින්ද තෝරා ගනී?හෙළ උරුම සහය කාටදැයි තීන්දුව හවස මෙවර ජනාධිපතිවරණයේදී බොදුබළ සේනා සංවිධානයේ සහාය මහින්ද රාජපක්ෂ මහතාට ලබා දෙන බවට තීරණය කළ බවට ඉගියක් අද (27) එහි විශේෂ රැස්වීමකදී දැන ගත හැකිවිය. බොදු බල සේනාවේ සහය මහින්ද රාජපක්ෂ මහතාටද මෛත්රීපාල සිරියේන මහතාටදැයි මාධ්යවේදීන් විමසා සිටියද ඊට සෘජු පිළිතුරක් ලැබුණේ නැතත් සංවිධානයේමහ ලේකම්...Read More...
අපි ජනපතිටයි… සිරිසේන පරදන්න රට පුරා යනවා… – බොදු බලය ජනපතිට එක්වේ..පොදු අපේක්ෂක මෛත්රීපාල සිරිසේන මහතා පරාජය කරවීම සඳහා ඉදිරියේදී රට වටා යන බවත් ජනපතිවරණයේදී තම සංවිධානයේ පූර්ණ සහාය ජනාධිපති මහින්ද රාජපක්ෂ මහතාට ලබා දෙන බව බොදු බල සේනා සංවිධානය පවසයි. එහි මහ ලේකම් පූජ්ය ගලබොඩඅත්තේ ඥාණසාර හිමයෝ කොළඹදී මාදය අමතමින් කියා සිටියේRead More...
මෛත්රීපාල සිරිසෙන් මහතාට නැවතත් ආණ්ඩුවට පැමිණෙන ලෙසයි. http://lankacnews.com/sinhala/main-news/125342/ Please...
10 Green AhadithBy Muhammad FathiRead More...
Did the Prophet (Peace and blessings be upon him) say anything about saving our planet? Did he promote any ideas or practices relevant to the world's growing concern about the future of the earth and its resources? Below is a collection of the Prophet's Ahadith
Plant a tree even if it is your last deed: 1. Anas (May Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said, "If the Hour (the day of Resurrection) is about to be established and one of you was holding a palm shoot, let him take advantage of even one second before the Hour is established to plant it." (Reported by Ahmad and Al-Bukhan on the authority of Anas in Al Adab Al-Mufrad,)
Planting trees is a renewable source of hasanat: 2. Anas also reported that the Prophet said, "If a Muslim...
How to Be a VIP on the Day of JudgmentAbu Hurairah reported that the Prophet (Peace and blessings be upon him) said, "Allah will cover seven people with His shade, on the Day when there will be no shade but His: a just ruler, a youth who has grown up in the worship of Allah, a man whose heart is attached to the mosques, two persons who love each other only for Allah's sake and they meet and part in Allah's cause only, a man who refuses the call of a beautiful and influential woman for illicit relation with her and says: I am afraid of Allah, a man who gives charitable gifts so secretly that his left hand does not know what his right hand has given, and a person who remembers Allah while he is alone and his eyes are flooded with tears." (Al-Bukhari)
We all need Allah's shade. To be under Allah's shade is to be protected by Him and be blessed by Him. We need...
Kindness at HomeIslam is a beautiful religion, full of wisdom and harmony. If this wonderful religion is followed properly then a typical Muslim would only be a great example to follow. The Prophet sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam (May Allaah exalt his mention ) said: "The most perfect believer in faith is the one who is best in moral character..." [At-Tirmithi]
Spreading kindness at home:
'Aa'ishah may Allaah be pleased with her said: "The Messenger of Allaah sallallaahu `alayhi wa sallam (May Allaah exalt his mention ) said: '"When Allaah, The Almighty,Wills...
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Muslim Brotherhood candidate and president-elect in victory speech vows to unite the country and stand up for democracy.
The Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi has officially won Egypt's presidential election and will be the country's next president, the electoral commission has announced.
Morsi picked up 13.2 million votes out of just over 26 million, giving him about 51 per cent of the vote. His competitor, Ahmed Shafik, the final prime minister under Hosni Mubarak, received 12.3 million. More than 800,000 ballots were invalidated.
The president-elected delivered a victory address on Sunday night. He spoke on state television, long a medium which demonised him and the Muslim Brotherhood. He thanked the Egyptian people for their votes, calling them "my family" and "my beloved," and promised to work to "restore their rights."
"I have no rights, only responsibilities," Morsi said. "If I do not deliver, do not obey me."
He also reached out to the army, the police, and Egypt's intelligence services, thanking them for their work in protecting the country, and promised to "preserve" the military.
Congratulations from abroad
Tens of thousands of people flocked to Tahrir Square to celebrate Morsi's victory, where they waved Egyptian flags and chanted "God is great" and "down with military rule."
Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Egypt's military ruler, congratulated Morsi on his victory, state television reported. Reactions also trickled in from around the region: The governments of Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, and the Palestinian Authority congratulated the winner.
Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, said in a statement that he "respects the outcome" of the election, and "expects to continue cooperation with the Egyptian administration". Morsi made an oblique reference to Israel in his victory speech, when he promised to "keep all international treaties," a vow which would include the 1979 Camp David Accords between Israel and Egypt.
The White House also congratulated Morsi, and urged him to "advance national unity by reaching out to all parties and constituencies."
Bishop Pachomius, the caretaker pope of Egypt's Coptic Church, issued a short statement congratulating Morsi. The Coptic community makes up about 10 per cent of Egypt's population, and some were worried by Morsi's candidacy, fearing that his government would restrict their personal freedoms.
Gehad el-Haddad, Morsi's campaign spokesman, said in an interview shortly after the results were announced that Morsi would work to be a "president for all Egyptians".
The president-elect is expected to take his oath of office later this month in front of the country's supreme court - though a spokesman said on Facebook that Morsi would take the oath in front of parliament, the "only elected institution" in the country.
The Muslim Brotherhood said in a statement that Morsi had resigned his positions in both the Brotherhood and its Freedom and Justice Party, fulfilling a campaign pledge.
There was no immediate reaction from Shafik's campaign.
Political uncertainty ahead
Morsi's victory caps off more than a week of behind-the-scenes negotiations between the Brotherhood and the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF). He claimed victory just hours after last week's runoff election, based on unofficial numbers tallied by the Brotherhood, but the commission delayed its official announcement until Sunday.
In the intervening days, Khairat al-Shater, the Brotherhood's political boss, met generals from SCAF at least once. Sources say they were negotiating exactly what powers the president will have.
Despite Morsi's victory, many of those questions about his power remain unanswered.
"This is not the end of the game, it's a start of a huge responsibility," el-Haddad told Al Jazeera.
"It comes with more challenges, turning from being the largest opposition group in Egypt to leading the country with its national front."
Shortly before the polls closed last week, the generals issued a decree sharply limiting the powers of the new president. It permitted him to declare war, for example, only with the approval of the military council.
SCAF will also keep control of legislative power, and the budget, until a new parliament is elected. Egyptians went to the polls in November to elect a legislature, which was dominated by the Freedom and Justice Party, but it was dissolved earlier this month after a high court ruling found parts of the electoral law unconstitutional.
Saad el-Katatni, the speaker of the now-dissolved parliament, also met with officials from SCAF, and told them that the Brotherhood would not accept the court ruling or the election-night decree. But it is unclear whether the Brotherhood ultimately accepted those decisions in exchange for the presidency.
Either way, the military council - which has promised to hand over power to a civilian government on June 30, in a "grand ceremony" - will remain a powerful force in Egyptian politics, despite the election of a civilian president.
Courtesy: Al Jazeera
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Jackson Hole, Wyoming is known for its icy mountains, low valleys, streams, and rivers, and for being a sort of gateway to the state's famous national parks including Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Guests at various Jackson Hole hotels come to the area to enjoy environmental tours, great skiing opportunities for whole family, and even some shooting ranges. Hotels in Jackson Hole offer comfortable accommodation and various room options for families, couples, or groups of friends, so anyone can enjoy this particular brand of peaceful outdoor experiences. Early reservations at hotels in Jackson Hole allow tourists to save a spot on the best rooms before the majority of skiers come in during the winter.
Jackson Hole Quick Picks and Tips
Jackson Hole hotels offer cozy rooms for the attendees of the annual Writer's Conference held in the summer, where literary acolytes are inspired yearly by some of the world's most famous wildernesses.
To enjoy the best dining experiences in the area, visit the Rendezvous Bistro, the Bird, or the e.leaven Food Company.
Major Point of Interest
Jackson Hole hotels are nearby the city's prime real estate, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, close to the area's airport, and home to the most thrilling ski slopes in the entire state.
Guests shop at Town's Square and also find amazing shopping experiences in Teton Village, which looks like a Christmas snow globe from far away at night.
Aside from skiing opportunities, hunting enthusiast will find no shortage of gorgeous natural landscapes to watch or actually hunt the wildlife, provided they have the proper licenses.
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1 The Lexington at Jackson Hole - Hotel and Suites
285 N Cache Dr. Map
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Eco-friendly hotel near Town Square with indoor pool The Lexington at Jackson Hole - Trapper Inn & Suites is a mainstay property in downtown Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Since 1970, visitors... More
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2 Elk Country Inn
480 W Pearl St Map
The Elk Country Inn is a wonderful eclectic property located just four blocks from the Town Square in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. It's 90 units include 25 modern 2-room log cabins with extended... More
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Weight-lifting grandma sets record
Updated On: Aug 16 2013 08:45:07 PM PDT
Most 73-year-olds aren't setting weight-lifting records.
However, Sandra Foli of Bloomington, Ill. isn't a typical 73-year-old. After a severe health scare several years ago, she decided to head to get her physical fitness on track and head to the gym.
Her hard work has paid off. Foli recently set a record in the 100 Percent Raw Powerlifting competition, where she completed a clean dead lift of 181.5 pounds.
"I see people one or two years older than I in a wheel chair and I don't ever want to be there," Foli told KFOR.
Foli plans to continue competitive weight-lifting. She will be heading to another competition in October, where she will both dead lift and bench press.
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The 2014 Corvette Stingray made its first visit to the Southeast United States this weekend where it was on display at the Amelia Island Concours D'Elegance. The Stingray Coupe was situated on the grounds of the Ritz Carlton's golf course and it was joined by white versions of Corvettes from each of the previous C1-C6 generations.
When you drop the top on the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible, there's no denying that this new sports car is all Corvette. We especially like the dual black accent panels on the rear deck behind the seat backs. Returning from the C6 Corvette is the sports car's signature "waterfall" design which brings the exterior into the interior between the two seats.
Following the reveal of the Stingray Convertible early Tuesday morning in Geneva, Chevrolet has added to its collection of official Corvette Stingray Convertible photos and one of the images includes this animated gif of the top going up and down.
The Corvette Z06 may not look like much to you after this accident in California, but to the lucky driver who survived this horrific crash, it looks mighty beautiful, no doubt.
On Monday, he was driving his C6 Corvette on the southbound 405 Freeway in Sepulveda Pass when he somehow rammed into the back of a box truck and was stuck.
Like any popular rock star, the 2014 Corvette is on tour to showcase its latest release. After last weekend's West Coast stop at the Petersen Automotive Museum, the C7 Corvette will be heading to the East Coast were it will be shown at the prestigious Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance in Florida on March 8th – 10th. This year's show will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 1963 Sting Ray in addition to showing off the new 7th generation Corvette.
Chevy hasn't been forthcoming about what, if any, tricks are up its sleeve to increase the horsepower in future renditions of the C7.
We've been left to hope that the much beloved Z06 and ZR1 will live on in the new generation of the Corvette.
Now comes a little more hope for at least a ZR1, thanks to a photo taken by Car and Driver as the Stingray convertible prepared to make its debut in Geneva this week. The magazine reports that a close examination of photos after returning to the office reveals a PSI gauge in the instrument cluster of the subject convertible that is similar to the one in the current supercharged C6 ZR1.
Chevrolet got some good news and some bad from Consumer Reports in its annual Car Brand Perception survey.
In the survey, Consumer Reports lists each automaker's highest-rated vehicle – and its lowest-rated.
Fortunately for Corvette fans, the Z06 was Chevy's highest rated with a score of 92.
Chevrolet has already released several batches of photos showing the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible over the last coupe of days, but now that the Geneva Motor Show is finally here, we get a chance to learn all the details regarding the seventh generation convertible.
The 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible features a fully electronic fabric top that can be operated with the key fob. Sales of the new Convertible Stingray model will begin in late 2013.
While many consider it blasphemy for a sports car to come with anything other than a manual transmission, Corvette owners year after year have professed their love for the six speed paddle shift autos. So it's only fitting that we show the first pic of the 2014 Corvette Stingray's interior with the automatic transmission and paddleshifters on the steering wheel.
Here are three new photos of the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible which just went on display at the PalExpo in Geneva, Switzerland. Since Chevrolet's press conference isn't until 2:30 AM ET on Tuesday, March 5th, real details on the next generation ragtop Corvette are still scarce.
Tonight at 2:30 am EST, the Chevrolet press conference will get underway from the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland and the 2014 Corvette Stingray Convertible will be revealed. Chevrolet will be streaming the reveal live on YouTube and you can watch it live with us. For those that won't be able to see it live, you'll be able to watch the reply.


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Game Recap: MSU 45 – Rutgers 3
Recap: Rutgers was blown out at home by Michigan State University, 45-3.
Need to Know: MSU put up 14 in the first quarter and scored three touchdowns in the second quarter.
RU managed one field goal, as Gary Nova threw for 108 yards and was picked off twice. Tyler Kroft pulled down three catches for 40 yards.
Robert Martin led the Scarlet Knights on the ground, gaining 68 yards on three carries.
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Three Killed in Monday Afternoon Crash in Pleasantville
A car collided with a New Jersey Transit bus Monday afternoon in Pleasantville, killing three people.
A car collided with a New Jersey Transit bus Monday afternoon in Pleasantville, killing three people.
An investigation continues in Hamilton Township following a shooting Sunday night that injured a teenager.
Friday afternoon, a dump truck went over the side of the Great Egg Harbor Bridge on the Garden State Parkway causing massive traffic delays.
Friday (May 23rd), between 5pm and 6pm, the toll for eastbound traffic, at the Egg Harbor toll plaza will be waived!
Egg Harbor Township police are investigating an accident Tuesday afternoon where a mother accidentally hit a young child with her car.
Brad Haber, who has been developing the Neighborhoods at Cedar Creek in Egg Harbor City, was killed in a crash Friday morning.
The Ship Bottom Volunteer Fire Department is "Paying it Forward" by helping out others in need.
A car crashed into a building in Lower Township this morning.
A 19-year-old was killed Saturday morning in a crash on Route 47 in Middle Township.
Hamilton Township police say one person was killed when a small plane carrying four people crashed Friday night.


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Get an inside track on what it's like to be a marketing student at Missouri State. Meet current students, and learn everything from where they came from, why they're here at Missouri State and what the future holds for them. Get to know them; they're just like you!
Ashley Bennington
Year: BS, Marketing with Emphasis in Sales, May 2015
From a young age, Ashley Bennington knew her calling. "My mom asked me in middle school what I saw myself doing with my life. I told her I was going to be a powerful business women, wearing high heels, a pencil skirt and carrying around a oversized planner with lots of important meetings scheduled in it."
That desire led her to Missouri State, where Bennington decided to pursue a marketing degree. "I chose marketing because it requires hard work and it allows you to be creative and innovative. I quickly added a sales emphasis as I realized that I am a naturally competitive person, and I am driven by the results of hard work and perseverance."
As a marketing major, Bennington's classes have pushed her to understand all aspects of business, and also taught her many valuable skills and information that will apply after graduation. Her sales classes allow her to sell to real business professionals, and get experience that other universities do not necessarily provide to their students. "I feel really lucky to be surrounded by faculty who help students stand out to employers," she said.
Bennington knew she wanted and needed real world experience so she applied for the Enterprise Rent-A-Car's management trainee program. Out of 2,000 applicants, she was one of two sophomores accepted. That same year, she also applied to the Disney College Program internship, and was chosen to participate for the Fall 2013 semester, where she was placed in merchandising in Downtown Disney.
Disney provided her with valuable training in the areas of merchandise, marketing, customer service and sales. Most emphasized of these four was customer service. "What was great is that as a program intern I was introduced to insights on all aspects of the Disney Company and why Disney is such a highly recognized brand." Being a marketing student, Bennington was able to take a marketing seminar class with Disney professionals, which exposed her to the inside of Disney marketing and event planning, and also introduced her to influential people within the organization.
"Disney taught me more about life than anything else." Living and working in Orlando, Florida for five months exposed her to many types of people, but also gave her the chance to gain a lot of great experiences one would never have if not for the program. "I was really fortunate that many international interns were placed in the same location I was, which means I got to make friends from all over the world. Two of my best friends currently live in Australia and Ireland, and we still keep in touch."
Back at Missouri State, one of her favorite courses has been Marketing Yourself. She believes it was one of the most important classes she has taken because it covered topics that recent graduates should understand before and during their full-time job search. "What I liked most is how close our class got throughout the semester. We had group discussions about our personal experiences almost every class period, and it gave us the opportunity to learn from each other."
She continued, "Professor Cook also brought in some very influential business leaders from the community. This gave the class a chance to network and learn from them. If you haven't had the chance to take a class with her, you are missing out! This is the type of class that I believe should be taken by all Missouri State students because it prepares you for multiple aspects of the 'real world.'"
Bennington returned last summer to Enterprise-Rent-A-Car, where she was recognized as an elite sales performer, resulting in a full-time job offer from the company when she graduates in May 2014. As for further down the road? In the future, her goal is to be recognized as 'Ashley Bennington, CEO.'


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Science Hill quarterback Malik McGue was chosen as the Big Seven Conference player of the year by the league on Friday.Comments
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FCW Forum | Workforce
Good management has a role in making employees feel engaged and important, and evokes better performance
Any guesses on which agency has the largest number of employees who believe they are valued and that their work is important?
According to a new study from the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB), the winner is NASA, with 50 percent of its employees saying they feel highly engaged.
The Homeland Security Department is last on the list, with only 20 percent of its employees reporting the same sense of appreciation.
These findings come from a survey of more than 35,000 federal employees the board conducted in 2005. The MSPB just recently published the results under the title, "The Power of Federal Employee Engagement." After NASA, the next four agencies with the highest degree of employee engagement are the State Department, Air Force, Army and Environmental Protection Agency.
And the remaining bottom- ranked five, just above DHS, are the Energy, Education and Transportation departments and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
The board defines employee engagement as a sense of pride in one's work, a belief that one's work has personal meaning, and a perception that the organization cares about the employee. The study measures a civil servant's engagement through survey items such as, "The work I do is meaningful to me" and "I am treated with respect at work." In all, the board found that about a third of feds are engaged and close to half feel somewhat engaged. Fewer than 20 percent felt that they were not engaged at all.
Most dramatically, the study finds relationships between high average levels of employee engagement and a number of performance results.
Compared with agencies with low average levels of employee engagement, those with higher levels had higher scores on the Office of Management and Budget's agency results ratings and lower on average use of sick leave.
Unfortunately, the study includes no control for occupational mix because professionals are more likely to be highly engaged and use sick leave less. Therefore, leaders concerned with organizational performance should see efforts to increase levels of employee engagement as a tool they should be considering for improving the results the organization delivers.
If employee engagement matters for performance, what can managers do to increase it? One piece of advice the survey supports is to improve the quality of first-line supervision.
Among engaged employees, 87 percent agreed with the statement that their supervisor had good management skills, while among the unengaged, only 14 percent agreed — a dramatic difference. This finding adds to the accumulation of evidence on the importance of first-line supervision for organizational performance — a priority area for improvement in government management.
More speculatively, the report suggests that agencies should try to recruit people who already have a strong interest in the work they will be doing.
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Krejci: I'll be a 'game day' decision for Oct. 1 opener
|09.24.09 at 1:50 pm ET
WILMINGTON — David Krejci had one of his best practices of the preseason on Thursday afternoon at Ristuccia Arena, and said afterward that he'll likely be a "game day" decision for the Oct. 1 NHL regular season opener against the Washington Capitals at the TD Garden. The 23-year-old center said that crossing over to the right side remains the biggest area of difficulty he's experiencing while taking part in a full practice workload, but he's well ahead of the curve after undergoing surgery on his right hip last spring.
"I think the chances of me playing are a little better. Much better actually. But you know it's going to be, I guess, a 'game day' decision. It's going to be really close," said Krejci, who less than two weeks ago said there was a 10 percent chance he'd ready for the season opener. "The doctors said it was going to be 4-6 months, and next week it'll be four months. So I believe all summer I only took two weeks off when I went back home. I worked really hard to try and get back into shape. The doctors said it's a good thing I didn't take any days off, and it's made the process faster."
The Bruins clearly aren't going to push Krejci out onto the ice before he's ready, and B's coach Claude Julien has stressed that the young center won't see game action until he's 100 percent ready and cleared by the training staff. That being said, the B's bench boss won't hesitate to throw his No. 2 center back out onto the ice against the Caps if he's healthy enough to play.
Krejci hasn't been restricted from anything during practice over the last week, and Julien said the only thing missing from Krejci's is that short, confident skating burst that comes only with a clean bill of health in his right hip.
"We'll just have to wait and see about Krejci," said Julien. "He's ahead of schedule and that bodes well. When last season ended we figured we'd be without him for a month to a month-and-a-half to start the season, and that was the diagnosis for his recovery.
"Now things are going well. We are talking about right now 'if' Krejci can start the season. You don't work all summer and go through all of training camp, and then think about taking a risk (with Krejci) by putting him in early. That for sure won't happen. When he goes in it'll be when we're really confident that he's feeling good."
B's game roster set for preseason tilt vs. Canadiens
|09.24.09 at 12:26 pm ET
WILMINGTON — B's practice has commenced on Thursday morning without the players headed to Montreal for the Bruins/Canadiens preseason game. The game-day players skipped their morning skate, and the game roster includes:
Forwards — Patrice Bergeron, Zach Hamill, Chuck Kobasew, Guillame Lefebvre, Jeff LoVecchio, Kirk McDonald, Brad Marchand, Mark Recchi, Michael Ryder, Vladimir Sobokta, Blake Wheeler and Trent Whitfield.
Defensemen — Johnny Boychuk, Drew Fata, Andrew Ference, Adam McQuaid, Mark Stuart, Dennis Wideman.
Goalies: Tim Thomas, Dany Sabourin.
–Bruins coach Claude Julien said that Thomas will play the entire game Thursday night against the Habs.
The rest of the B's roster is currently out on the ice going through practice. We'll have updates from Ristuccia Arena as they happen.
Sobotka looking to make a big impression with the B's
|09.22.09 at 1:39 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Vladimir Sobotka had to look at this as a make-or-break kind of year for him at Bruins training camp.
The 22-year-old Czech Republic native is looking at his best chance to make the Bruins roster right out of camp, and he has played in three preseason games thus far for Boston. Sobotka hasn't cracked the score sheet in those three contests, is a minus-2 and has lifted three shots on net during game action. Hockey clearly isn't a game about numbers, of course, but they indicate what the naked eye has already revealed to the casual observer.
Sobotka was a point-per-game player last season while logging 44 points in 44 games for the AHL Providence Bruins before succumbing to a concussion toward the end of last season. He has proven his tenacity, skill level and confidence at the highest levels of minor league hockey.
But he needs to step up his game in camp and show off the same effective blend of pesky, annoying, in-your-face forechecking and dangerous skill that made him an unmistakable factor in Boston two seasons ago.
Sobotka has yet to make an impression on B's coach Claude Julien and the coaching staff this preseason, and is perhaps trying a little too hard knowing that a potential roster spot is at stake. After all, he's heard about it from the media throughout the first few weeks of camp, so how could he possibly forget that a job is on the line.
He got a big taste of the NHL when he played in 2007-08 down the stretch and participated in the playoffs when Claude Julien relegated Phil Kessel to the bench for the first three games of the series against the Canadiens. Sobotka savored that early exposure to the NHL as a 20-year-old, and it's the reason why he came over from his native Czech Republic to play professional hockey in the United States in the first place. He's played a grand total of 63 NHL games over the last two seasons but still hasn't had his breakthrough campaign like fellow Czech David Krejci enjoyed last winter.
"I keep getting the same questions. I always say that I'm going to try to do my best and do what the coaches say," said Sobotka. "We have some injuries and we have some open spots, but it's the same answers. I'm going to do my best. This is my important camp. I'm going to play hard, try my best and try to stay here for the whole season.
"I learned a lot last season. It's not hard to go down [to Providence] and come back and play. I learned a lot last season and I'm trying to stay here [in Boston] this season. I came here to play hockey in the NHL, but if I get sent down [to Providence] I'm not going to be disappointed. I'll go down to Providence and I'll play there, you know. But, like I said, I want to stay here, would love to play here and stay in the NHL all season. I just want to do my best."
Sobotka has perhaps felt the pressure of auditioning for a roster spot, and admitted as much in saying that "this is my important camp." That, paired with heavy competition from another young Bruins grinder, Brad Marchand, has made things challenging. Marchand has impressed throughout camp and plays with a Chara-sized chip on his shoulder, and he shares many of the same strengths with his European counterpart. It's been up to Sobotka to match his competitor, and the coaching staff has noticed he's been pressing a bit in the early going.
"He's been OK. I talked to him a little bit this morning and it's more ' with Vlad ' that somehow he has to find that confidence that he has at the American Hockey League," Julien said. "He's got to feel confident about his game. We say it all the time about this guy, he plays like he's 6-foot-3 and he's not afraid to go into the corners. He's got some skill. He's got a great shot, you know.
"He just has to go out there and play the game, and maybe relax a little bit. I think he put a lot of pressure on himself to crack the lineup this year. Can he be better? Absolutely. I think it's just a matter of confidence, and we told him we have the utmost confidence in him. He just needs to go out there and play the way he knows that he can."
Roster spots aren't won in the first two weeks of training camp, however, and the real competition begins in this final stretch of exhibition games prior to the Oct. 1 start to the NHL regular season. Handicapping a roster prior to the late camp games when the real preseason bullets flying is akin to predicting a final score after a hockey game's first period. It's possible, but more oft-times futile.
With four games left in five nights prior to the start of the regular season, the NHL regulars will start commanding more of the ice time, and some early camp wunderkinds will begin to show their age and experience.
It's not too late for Sobotka if he begins to brandish the same kind of fearless, brash certainty that marked his AHL style of play prior to a concussion that prematurely ended his last season last year. The 2005 B's fourth-round pick impressed the heck out of Bruins officials during that first go-round in Black and Gold two years ago, and it's about time for Sobotka to return to his established level of play.
"It almost looks like he might be a little nervous and might be trying to do a little too much," Julien said. "You're not playing with the confidence that you normally have, and I've seen him play in Providence last year. He went out there and made up his mind he was the best player on the ice, and played like it."
Sobotka simply needs to show no fear and begin playing like he's intent on making the most of his Black and Golden opportunity this fall.
Krejci going full-tilt at practice during B's camp
|09.22.09 at 11:42 am ET
WILMINGTON — Bruins coach Claude Julien wasn't ready to announce when B's center David Krejci would get into his first game action — or play during the exhibition season — but did give an update on the 23-year-old center coming off surgery for an impingement in his right hip.
Krejci is enduring a full practice workload with the rest of the team and taking part in all contact drills. Julien indicated that things are going well for the center, and Krejci estimated he had a "10 percent chance" of being ready for NHL opening night against the Washington Capitals on Oct. 1.
"What I can answer is that he's getting better and better, and everything that's going on is positive," said Julien, who indicated that the B's training staff hasn't yet given him full clearance to play in games. "I can give you a date as far as when he's ready to play in a game, but he's practicing full-out and that bodes well. He's taking contact and he's taking part in full practices."
–Marco Sturm was off the ice today for a scheduled maintenance day as he works his way back to full health with a surgically repaired left knee. Sturm was at Ristuccia Arena to take part in off-ice workouts and won't be making the trip to Columbus with the B's traveling party.
–The lineup for Tuesday night's game in Columbus includes: Marc Savard, Patrice Bergeron, Mark Recchi, Johnny Boychuk, Drew Fata, Andrew Ference, Chuck Kobasew, Zach Hamill, Drew Larman, Milan Lucic, Derek Morris, Mark Recchi, Guillame LeFebvre, Vladimir Sobotka, Mark Stuart, Blake Wheeler, Shawn Thornton, Trent Whitfield and Andy Wozniewski. Tuukka Rask and Dany Sabourin will both make the trip, but Sabourin is expected to get the full 60 minutes between the pipes against the Blue Jackets.
Three Things We Learned from the B's 2-1 win over the Habs
|09.21.09 at 1:27 pm ET
QUEBEC CITY, Quebec ' It was sloppy ice conditions and some of the training camp-inspired names were vastly different, but it was also definitely Habs/Bruins on Sunday night at the Colisee ' the old hockey barn that formerly housed the Quebec Nordiques — in Quebec City.
The Bruins held on in the third period for a 2-1 win before a lively crowd of 14,000 plus puck-loving fans, and had to be encouraged by plenty of things they saw. All this despite the fact that B's head coach Claude Julien alluded to the team appearing sluggish amid some mid-training camp blues.
'It's almost like the mid-training camp blues at camp right now,' said Julien. 'You push your team and it's almost like they need to catch their second win. Hopefully they get better.'
With the image of Hal Gill lumbering around the ice with the foreign 'CH' stitched on his sweater still emblazoned in the brains of the scattering of B's fans in attendance, here's a three-pack of things we learned from last night's training camp tilt against the Habs ' the fourth of the season.
1) Max Sauve is showing a whole lot of promise for the future
The raw former second-round pick, Sauve, spent some of his time in camp graciously apologizing to reporters for his struggles communicating in the English language, but he's got nothing to apologize for on or off the ice. The B's brass got a long look-see at Sauve while the youngster played three games in camp, and finished with three assists and a +2 rating. Sauve skated with many of the Bruins top players during his time in camp, and now he's been return to his Quebec Major Junior team (Val D'Or) on Monday morning. Sunday night's game in Quebec City near the area of Quebec where Sauve grew up turned out to be a bit of a reward for the youngster prior to returning to juniors.
Julien was impressed with the tools that the 19-year-old flashed at camp as well as his willingness to do all of the little things on the ice, and now his biggest challenge is to gain size and strength while rounding out his two-way hockey game.
'First of all, his skill level and his skating are there. He just needs to get stronger, and you hear us say that about a lot of people coming out of junior,' said Julien. 'He just needs to get stronger so that when he battles for loose pucks and he goes in there, he can come out with it a little more.
'He can learn that along the way. I know he's had some tough years in junior with different coaches etc, so hopefully with time and coaching he's going to get better.'
2) The 'competition' for the backup goalie position is largely over at this point
Julien made a large vocal push for the importance of seeing both Tuukka Rask and Dany Sabourin push each other for the chance to back up Tim Thomas at the goaltender position this season. Rask and Sabourin each played an entire game during the first two games in training camp, but the competition for the job should be close to kaput after Sunday night's performance against the Habs.
Rask faced good pressure from the speedy smurf forwards deployed by the Canadiens, and had only one mistake among his 25 saves when he couldn't stop a Josh Gorges rocket from the high point in the third period. Rask said after the game that he thought Hunwick was going to be able to get a piece of the shot, but either way the young Finnish tender should have been prepared to turn away the puck.
'It's just about doing your own job as good as you can, you know,' said Rask. 'That's all anybody can ask for. There is always competition with people no matter team or camp you're in, but it's all about focusing on work ' and what you can do.'
Aside from that one quick third period hiccup, however, Rask was solid between the pipes before a lively crowd sitting right on top of him in an old hockey barn. The 22-year-old prospect comes to Boston with a reputation for calmness between the pipes and rare poise in such a y0ung goalie.
3) Bergeron and Wheeler are both ready for big seasons
The Bruins are counting on improved scoring from a number of different sources to off-set the loss of Phil Kessel's scoring via a trade with Toronto, and both Patrice Bergeron and Blake Wheeler factor heavily into that goal-scoring equation.
Wheeler is bigger and stronger this season, and it was clear to see as he was much more heavily involved from a physical standpoint, and on several occasions took the puck with strength and power toward the Montreal net. He wasn't rewarded with a goal during Sunday night's game, but he's shown the B's organization plenty by putting the work in during the summer-time and utilizing the results on the ice in the early going. Wheeler could be a very big factor for the Bruins if he can build off his rookie season, and learn how to gain consistency over the course of a long 82-game season.
The talent and the desire are both there, and Wheeler's physical skills are beginning to catch up.
Bergeron was one of the most active players on the ice playing before his home crowd at the Colisee, and appears to be regaining that innate feel for the puck that eluded him through much of last season.
The 24-year-old was playing his most fearless, effective brand of hockey at the end of last season and then into the playoffs, and he's carried that over into training camp this season. Bergeron should pair with David Krejci and Marc Savard to give Boston clear strength up the middle this season, and that looks to be the case given the small sample size of training camp.
Bruins release 13 players from training camp
|09.20.09 at 4:41 pm ET
The Boston Bruins announced their first round of cuts from the training camp roster on Sunday afternoon, and released 13 players from the NHL club camp while returning an assortment of young players to minor league camp and their junior hockey teams.
Adam Courchaine, Matt Dalton, Jordan Knackstedt, and Matt Marquardt have been assigned to Boston's American Hockey League affiliate, the Providence Bruins. Scott Fletcher and Rob Kwiet have been released from their tryout agreement with the Boston Bruins are being returned to Providence.
Alain Goulet and Lane MacDermid are unsigned draft choices who are being released from Boston's training camp and reporting to Providence's training camp. Ryan Button, Jordan Caron, Michael Hutchinson, and Tyler Randell are unsigned draft choices who are being returned to their respective junior clubs.
Chris DeSousa, Brad Good, Mark Isherwood, Jason Lawrence, Taylor MacDougall, Peter Stevens, Jason Wilson and Marc Zanetti have been released from their Boston Bruins Rookie Camp tryout agreements. Please note that Wilson participated in Boston's full training camp in addition to their rookie camp. The Bruins now have 41 players left on their training camp roster.
The B's take on the Montreal Canadiens in their fourth preseason game Sunday night (7 p.m.) at the Colisee in Quebec City.
Three Things Learned at Bruins/Rangers preseason
|09.20.09 at 11:57 am ET
In anticipation of the regular season slowly crawling our way on Oct. 1, here's a quick "three pack" of the Things We Learned at yesterday's Bruins preseason loss to the Rangers, 5-2, at the TD Garden because — after all — this is preseason for the writers just as much as it's preseason for the players.
1) Marc Savard is healthy and primed for a huge year with the Bruins in his contract season
The playmaking center's job description for a little more challenging when his big trigger man was traded to the Northeast Division rival Toronto Maple Leafs on Friday night, but the 32-year-old didn't show any evidence of rust or the early training camp knee trouble. He looked fast and smooth going up and down the Garden ice, played a pretty good two-man game with Milan Lucic (didn't see a lot of early chemistry with Michael Ryder skating on the right wing with them yesterday) and he potted a goal during the first period.
The NHL stars should stand out even more when they're playing against AHL defenseman and goalies that will be bagging groceries in Saskatoon, and Savard did just that in his first action.
"I feel the best I've felt in a long time. Personally, from a personal stand point, we are a little all Swedish, and no Finnish, so we were moving the puck well we just didn't take those shots," said Savard after the game. "We were a little too cute, but that comes when you play summer hockey, you just try to be cute out there. I think we just have to get back to Boston Bruins hockey and drive in some shots there. I think we were moving around a little too much as a whole."
2) Steve Begin is going to become a player that Bruins Nation loves pretty unconditionally
The 31-year-old forward came to Boston with caution flags after throwing a cross-check that broke a bone in Savard's back two seasons ago, but he's quickly winning a spot on the club and in the fans' hearts. He's already stuck up for teammates — he stepped in to drop the gloves yesterday when Dane Byers came after Drew Fata — and taken on a younger, bigger, stronger opponent in the Maple Leafs preseason game last week.
Begin is coming to Boston as advertised: a fourth-line grinder with a bit of skill and a great deal of snarl in his hockey game at all the right times. As long as the 6-foot, 193-pounder chooses his moments carefully, he's going to be a valuable asset that the B's could always use more of. After all, even Shawn Thornton's hardened knuckles can use a day off every once in a while.
"The thing is it is hard to change a guy who's been like that his whole life and his whole career and that's who Begin is. Tonight he came into the defense of Fata who already had a scrap and is wearing a scar from yesterdays stick in the face," said B's coach Claude Julien. "He came to the defense of his teammate and that's the thing we like about Steve Begin. It doesn't matter if it's an exhibition game and who it is.
"He's going to play the same way night in and night out. Yes he is 31, there is a risk of injury and this and that. He doesn't care and it's hard for us to change him because that the reason we went and got him because he comes to play every night the same way and is a hard-nosed player."
3) Tim Thomas could use a little more action before he's ready for a return to Vezina Trophy levels
It was clear early that the All-Star goaltender wasn't on top of his game when he got a clean look at a Sean Avery blast from the left faceoff dot — and the puck somehow trickled in the net for a Rangers goal. Those type of goals simply don't happen during the regular season against the Tank, and it's simply a byproduct of rustiness and sharing reps with the five other goaltenders currently in training camp.
Thomas allowed five goals on 19 shots behind a defense that featured some AHL players and rookies in positions of support, and he knows that this typical training camp fare: get your work in, get the juices flowing and get ready for the regular season.
"It felt somewhat awkward. I think part of that was the product of the game and part of that was that it was the first game in five months," said Thomas when asked how his first preseason action of the year felt on Saturday afternoon.
Young B's players that stood out:Zach Hamill, Max Sauve, Johnny Boychuk
Young B's players that looked a little out of place:Jeff Penner,


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If you want an Galaxy S5 Active, your only choice is AT&T. Meanwhile, the newly announced Galaxy S5 Sport is a Sprint exclusive. Of course, these are pretty much the same phone with tiny aesthetic differences. Sprint is really pushing the fitness angle, though.
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Aside from KitKat, this update brings a couple of new enhancements, like the inclusion of Isis. Otherwise, it's basically the same song and dance – updated applications, bug fixes, an improved multi-app experience, the like.
T-Mobile announced a great many things yesterday, but not all of them were reason for customers everywhere to rejoice. No, some of the goods are reserved for a select segment of users. Starting today, the carrier is issuing an over-the-air update to the Galaxy S5 (G900TUVU1BNF6) that enables support for voice over LTE connections. To coincide with the news, T-Mobile's VoLTE is now available in a total of fifteen markets.
A day after beginning its rollout of an over-the-air software update for the Galaxy S5 that brings Wi-Fi calling to the device, Sprint is pushing out updates to two other Galaxy devices. The S4 Mini and Mega are both due to receive Android 4.4.2 starting today. The Mini's version number is L520VPUBNE3, and the update comes on the same day as the Verizon variant's. Meanwhile, the Mega is getting treated to L600VPUANE4.
If you're rocking the Verizon version of Samsung's Galaxy S4 Mini, check your notification bar: you may have an over-the-air update waiting for you. According to this Verizon support document, the KitKat update is heading out for the Big Red model of the S4 Mini. KOT49H.I435VRUBND5 upgrades the phone to Android 4.4.2, throwing in Samsung's minor additions to TouchWiz as well. The update also has a smattering of adjusted apps and bug fixes.
Update: KitKat is also rolling out to Canadian variants of the Galaxy S III running on Bell, Rogers, and TELUS. They are joined by the Galaxy Note II on all of the country's major carriers. The goods are going out over the air, but you can get them via Samsung Kies as well.
It doesn't matter how old a device gets, there's hardly ever a time when an update to a new version of Android is unwanted.
Being the successful multinational conglomerate that Samsung is, its products are known the world over. But some of its toys are destined for use just in its homeland of Korea. The newly unveiled Galaxy S5 LTE-A is one such product. We can drool over the device, with its support for LTE Advanced and data speeds that most of us in the States can only dream of experiencing (Samsung's advertising speeds of 225mbps down), but there's more of a reason for us to take notice of it than that.
Sprint rolled out support for Wi-Fi calls to a couple of handsets this February, but all other devices that don't already have the feature require a dedicated software update. Fortunately for Galaxy S5 owners, the carrier has announced plans to bring support over to this flagship device. The S5 will be able to make calls and send text messages over registered Wi-Fi networks following an over-the-air update (version G900PVPU1ANE5) that's scheduled to start rolling out today.


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This spacious contemporary villa is set within the landscaped grounds of a magnificent 16 acre country estate situated in rolling countryside near the stunning coastline of Newquay in Cornwall. This holiday resort provides a relaxing holiday retreat with a superb range of leisure facilities including a fantastic £3 million Leisure Club.
Here you can enjoy tennis, golf, spa facilities, indoor pool, outdoor pool, a contemporary bar and restaurant and a children's play area. A warm welcome awaits guests all year round at Atlantic Reach. Spectacular coastlines, beaches of golden sands, hidden coves and a variety of water sports are all close by, what a great location to choose to enjoy your holiday in Cornwall.
This stylish, spacious Villa is furnished to a high standard offering four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Fully equipped with everything you need for a relaxing break away. The kitchen has a dishwasher, microwave and fridge/freezer, the lounge has three large sofas, TV and DVD player, the master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and the family bathroom has a jacuzzi bath. There is also a patio with patio furniture and ample parking.
Relax in the Jacuzzi, watch a DVD or saviour the sunshine with a glass of wine on the patio.
Set in wonderful surroundings and only 10 minutes drive from beautiful beaches.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Newquay 10 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Car essential
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Newquay 10.5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, Sauna, DVD player, Staffed property
|Shared indoor pool, Children's pool
|Central heating, TV, Pool or snooker table, Games room
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|Single beds (2), Double beds (3), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 8
|Shared indoor pool, Shared garden
|Further details indoors
This luxury four bedroom Villa is spacious and stylish, suitable for large families or a group of friends. Featuring four bedrooms, one en-suite, a family bathroom with shower and spa bath and a downstairs shower room.
With a large open plan living area and kitchen including microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer,oven, hob, extractor, iron & ironing board and large dining room table. The lounge has three large sofas a TV and DVD player. Fully equipped with everything you need for a relaxing break away. There is also a small private outside area with outdoor furniture, surrounded by landscaped gardens and countryside where you can enjoy the sunshine and have a BBQ.
A peaceful countryside retreat only 6 miles from Newquay's lively town and glorious sandy beaches.
|Further details outdoors
At Atlantic Reach you can enjoy a relaxing game of golf on the 9 hole Pitch & Putt course, then chill out with a swim and spa, or go to the fully equipped Gym or have a game of tennis. Everything is possible for an active or relaxing holiday with our experienced fitness team on hand.
The Spa facilities include Sauna, Steamroom, Jacuzzi, treatment rooms and relaxation lounge. You can choose from a variety of treatments including massages, manicures, pedicures and a Californian sunless tan. (There is an extra charge for use of the spa facilities and golf course)
The outdoor adventure centre has a zip wire, swings, slides and other climbing frames for children. Shoot a hoop in the Basketball court, bounce around on the trampoline & bouncy castle (peak season only & weather permitting), enjoy a game of badminton by the pool or table tennis in our garden room.
There is also a bar & restaurant on hand, what a great location to choose to enjoy your luxury holiday home in Cornwall.
|Further details
This holiday accommodation offers fantastic value for families, friends or couples wishing to enjoy Cornwall on an unrivalled resort with all the facilities you need on your doorstep.
Our tariff includes full use of the gym, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, tennis courts, evening entertainment (seasonal) and use of the clubhouse facilities. At a small charge you can also use the 9 hole pitch and putt golf course and spa facilities. Please call 01753 860242 to check for special offers and last minute promotions.
The West Country region
Atlantic Reach is in an ideal location for exploring Cornwall with excellent road links and Newquay Airport nearby. Only 6 miles from Newquay and some of Europe's best surfing Beaches, Newquay has developed its own unique culture and offers an exciting and varied holiday stay, with its many bars and fashionable restaurants such as Jamie Oliver's Fifteen at Watergate Bay and there are endless attractions on your doorstep.
Here you will find wide sandy beaches at Padstow, Watergate Bay and Porth and traditional Cornish fishing villages such as Mevagissey with plenty of charm and history.
From Surfing, to coastal walks and beautiful gardens, there is plenty to do. Visit one of the many Cornish Heritage sites such as the Maritime Museum in Falmouth or The Tate in St Ives as well as first class attractions around the county like the Eden Project.
With its central position in Cornwall, Atlantic Reach makes a perfect base for which to explore the county including the North Cornish Coast. Atlantic Reach holiday resort is ideally suited for visiting some of the many attractions around Cornwall, such as 'The Tate, St Ives and the famous Eden Project. Cornwall's unique mixture of natural coastal and moorland beauty combined with some of the worlds best beaches and award winning Attractions means that it cannot be beaten as a holiday destination.
The nearby Gardens Of Heligan is one of the most mysterious estates in England. These award winning gardens span over 1000 acres with an impressive range of wild flora and fauna these magnificent gardens are a must see for visitors to Cornwall.
The Maritime Museum is Cornwall's best visitor attractions. With Exhibitions ranging from spectacular water craft, Mans voyage under the sea & Art Exhibitions, there is plenty to keep you captivated.
The Tate's St. Ives stands high above magnificent Porthmeor Beach. the collection of Paintings and Sculptures can be enjoyed in their place of origin and among the influences of light, sea and landscape that inspired the great works.
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20 Apr 2012
"Good holiday, plenty for kids to do"
Nicely furnished 4 bedroom house with plenty of bathrooms if you have a large family like us, (5 adults, 1 teenager, 1 older child and 1 toddler). Close enough to Newquay and beaches to visit during the day and a good variety of nightlife for the children in the evening. Indoor heated pool had disco parties in the evening which the older children especially enjoyed. Indoor play area was good for the younger child along with the play park. Did venture down to the outdoor pool but did not brave it as weather was not too great that day. Only downside I would say is that there was not enough parking, especially when one of the group is disabled. Had to park on the grass to get them in / out of the car and then move the car to the parking bays. This would not deter me however and would definately visit again.
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