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The Gubbi Gubbi people are an indigenous people of Australia, and a corresponding language group of the South East Queensland coast, stretching from Pine River in the South to the Burrum River in the North. Gubbi means "no". Gubbi Gubbi is a stronger form of no. Kabi is pronounced Gubbi, which has created much confusion in modern times. People call themselves Kabi in an attempt to create an alternate claim to the land. The elders of the Traditional Owners have determined to use the Gubbi pronunciation and English spelling to remove the confusion. Those that now call themselves Gubbi Gubbi are the Federal Court appointed traditional owners, those that call themselves "Kabi" are not. Gubbi Gubbi were previously designated the main anthropological group identified in the South East Queensland region. Smaller groups have attempted to establish claims without success. An example of this is the people who call themselves "Undumbi", whose claim could not be verified to the Federal Court. People in that claim have made subsequent claims in other clan names without success. The Gubbi Gubbi people do not believe in the Rainbow Serpent.
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the fruit of the pine, fir etc
- dennebol, dennekeël, keëlAfrikaans
- كوزArabic
- шишаркаBulgarian
- pinhaPortuguese (BR)
- šiškaCzech
- der ZapfenGerman
- kogleDanish
- κουκουνάριGreek
- piñaSpanish
- käbiEstonian
- هر نوع میوه یا دانۀ مخروط سانFarsi
- käpyFinnish
- cocotteFrench
- אִצטרוּבָּלHebrew
- शंकुफलHindi
- češerCroatian
- tobozHungarian
- buah pinusIndonesian
- köngullIcelandic
- pignaItalian
- 松かさJapanese
- 방울열매Korean
- kankorėžisLithuanian
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- مخروطى شكله ميوهPashto
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- conRomanian
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- storžSlovenian
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- 毬果Chinese (Trad.)
- шишкаUkrainian
- چیڑ کے درخت کا پھلUrdu
- quả thôngVietnamese
- 球果Chinese (Simp.)
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This is an area where our services keep expanding especially since we are often called in on what I call rescue missions where owners have had proverbial problems with both their homes as well as those who they have had working on them with less than ideal results. I will document cases here where I have witnessed other constructors who have blatantly ripped off the owners prior to our arrival as well times when the owner bowed out due to lack of confidence in the competency of who they had either hired or were considering to do so. I find it quite inexcusable where the first problem exists and I most certainly do not mince my words when I witness clear and obvious abuse of the owner and their funds. The second is relatively excusable from a standpoint that many in this industry do not have both the experience to resolve problems or the necessary education to do so. Sadly this often comes along with a closed minded in their approach to different as well as often more modern and worldly methods that the client may be seeking or demanding.
I quite frequently have clients commenting that their contractor wants to do everything his way and won't listen to the fact that the client possible has more unusual or exacting standards than what they are accustomed to delivering. Often the guilty parties fail to even recognize that in construction there is usually a multitude of ways to skin the cat even when those may not be in the contractor's repertoire of both imagination as well as skills. It all comes down to listening and learning. This is not an age issue it is a mental attitude one. I have often run into guys much younger than me who know it all and since they know it all they cannot learn anything new.
Michael and I have over 65 years of combined construction and architectural experience which far from makes us new kids on this block. Yet even with that experience behind us one thing we pride ourselves in is our flexibility and constant quest to keep learning and progressing with the times. Materials and methods are inevitably changing as the industry and times progress so to be on that cutting edge we MUST ALWAYS be open to new and creative ways of working. Besides life is a whole heck of lot less boring when you are constantly learning, changing and evolving. This attitude is our single greatest asset not our experience in reality although it sure helps to sort out the fact from the fiction when you combine both of these.
When I go out and inspect homes of clients I am constantly in a world of wonderment as to how and why a lot of work was ever done. Let's first understand remodeling is a beast of its own, it is not easy nor simple in fact it actually challenges the builder a great deal more than building new. It is way harder to fix problems long after they came about hence it often demands way more know how and a lot more imagination and a way bigger bag of tricks to find workable solutions. This is particularly so when you approach any renovation with my mindset and end goal in mind. I am always looking to make a renovation never apparent. I never want anyone to be able to take a look at one of my projects and say in an instant this was a remodel job. The entire intent is for the repair/remodel to blend into the home and appear as original as close as is possible.
It somewhat puzzles me as to why construction work is so often obviously flawed when you know anything about the subject. I constantly see this in work that I can only describe as stunts. Like how did they ever think this would work? But I think this is rooted in a fundamental concept to where those working in this industry seldom take a long term view. In truth they do something that they full well know will never survive the test for long however I suspect such is done with a "create work mindset", in that they secretly delude themselves into thinking that the owners will have them back in a few years to fix what they screwed up the last time. Personally I think this concept seldom ever works but I guess it helps keep me quite occupied when I am the one asked to come in to clean up such messes and fix them once and for all as well as making the final result blend into the home as best as possible.
I will be adding extensively to this section as time provides and as new examples of learning experiences come about as I inspect homes but in the meantime if you have a question or concern you can most certainly post it at the bottom of the page and I will respond to all inquiries. Or if you prefer you can phone me at 2100-1616 or 6041-0718. You can also subscribe to our newsletter to follow the problems and solutions as they are documented here.
A Pagoda Roof is Born in Santa Ana
A client contacted us and wanted to cover in her back terrace with a pagoda roof.
I showed her what laminated acacia rafters would look like for such an application and she fell in love with the style of the beams. As a builder I love them because they come straight and true and stay that way forever. They will not crack as is often the case with solid timber which also all too often will twist and crown on you as well plus the laminated ones are twice as strong. Elephants could dance on this roof if you wanted.

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Creamy Broccoli Salad
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Cook the bacon in a small nonstick skillet over medium-low heat until crispy, about 8 minutes. Transfer to a paper-towel-lined plate to drain, and reserve 1 teaspoon drippings for the dressing. Finely chop the bacon strips and reserve.
Combine 1 cup water, the ice cubes and onions in a small bowl. Let the onions soak for 10 minutes while preparing the rest of the salad, and then drain and pat dry.
Whisk the buttermilk, sour cream, lemon zest and juice, reserved bacon drippings, 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt and pepper to taste in a large bowl. Add the broccoli, onions and golden raisins to the dressing. Toss well, cover and chill for at least 1 hour or up to 4 hours.
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Get ready for a weekend filled with multi-cultural excitement. The India Canada Cultural Association presents its annual Indian MELA event in Centennial Square on August 18 & 19 from noon-8pm. Admission is free for two days of nonstop entertainment including live music, henna, dancing, fashion show, and mouth-watering Indian food!
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Allama Iqbal International Airport ( LHE ), also called Lahore International Airport is a public airport serving to Lahore city of Pakistan. The second biggest airport of Pakistan, Lahore International Airport caters to domestic as well as international flights. Currently, Lahore International Airport has two runways and three terminals that include Allama Iqbal Terminal, Hajj Terminal and Cargo Terminal. Lahore International Airport serves as a major base for Pakistan's national airline Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) that fly to numerous major cities in the world. Airblue, Emirates, Etihad Airways, Gulf Air, Kuwait Airways, Qatar Airways, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Shaheen Air International, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways International and Uzbekistan Airways also serve to Lahore International Airport.
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The main aim of this seminar series is to bring together academics from different disciplines and policy-makers in order to present and discuss scientific papers that have as their focus the role of corporate governance in economic growth and development.
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Introducing | Bonobos Guideshop DC
Bonobos is an online technology-driven clothing brand launched in 2007 by Adam Dunn based on the need for better-fitting men's pants. Bonobos is now the largest web based apparel brand in the US. In 2011 Bonobos extended offline, launching e-commerce showrooms called Guideshops to bring personalized, one-to-one service to those wanting to experience the brand in-person. In 2012, Bonobos expanded its distribution to a partnership with Nordstrom, offering Bonobos apparel at select doors nationwide and to Nordstrom.com.


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Region 5 MCH Meeting
This is one of three regularly scheduled meetings of the Region 5 Maternal and Child Health programs throughout the year. Agencies represented include the American Home Finding Association, Lee County Health Department, Marion County Public Health, Trinity Muscatine Public Health, and Washington County Public Health and Home Care. This meeting provides the opportunity for program leadership to discuss current issues and share best practices related to the Maternal and Child Health program.
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We understand that developing a healthy mind-set enhances your abilities to achieve academic success; therefore, UHMS is designed as a resource for you to access the mental and physical strategies necessary to focus and thrive in your studies. We promote the development of life long healthy habits by providing information and access to vital health and medical services. To this end, we encourage you to take full advantage of this vast resource—at UHMS, we are committed to keeping you well, so you can excel!
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Tuesday Morning Post: Revenge of the 24-hour downtime
Happy Tuesday morning, everyone! It's another 24-hour downtime for a new list of servers, including mine. The other servers will be getting a standard maintenance window of 5-11 a.m. Pacific.
Luckily, with all this downtime, we just got a new beta patch with a decent amount of content, including new loading screens (though I do hope they consider replacing the worgen and goblin models with something more fitting), a new character model for Thrall, and a bunch of pretty epic new music. Also included were class changes, including masteries and a new Holy Power bar for paladins, as well as guild vendors for new guild-only purchased rewards. There's plenty of other news to peruse as well, so whether your server is down for six hours or 24 hours, why not follow me behind the break to see what else you may have missed over the past few days while you wait for the server maintenance party to start?
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Welcome to our Homeland information page. There are 44 Homeland Grocery stores located throughout Oklahoma, and one store in the Witchita, Kansas area.
Homeland doubles one identical coupon per family, per day up to and including $1.00. For example, if you have (3) $1.00/1 Dove deodorant coupons and you purchase 3 Dove, only the first $1.00 coupon will double, the rest will only take off the value of the coupon.
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Every Tuesday we post a list of unadvertised deals. These are items not featured in the weekly ad that you can score every day. No need to wait for a sale, just clip or print your coupons and head to the store! You can view the latest unadvertised list HERE.
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Know Your Lore: Baine, son of Cairne, chief of the Bloodhoof tauren
The World of Warcraft is an expansive universe. You're playing the game, you're fighting the bosses, you know the how -- but do you know the why? Each week, Matthew Rossi and Anne Stickney make sure you Know Your Lore by covering the history of the story behind World of Warcraft.
The son is not the father, but the son does not try to be. Baine, son of Cairne, now leads the tauren of Mulgore from Thunder Bluff. While we take no praise away from the old bull, now is the time to acknowledge the new, to celebrate the spirit and strength of Baine. Growing to adulthood in the shadow of so great a figure, Baine has grown from a callow youth to a steady leader and finally to the shu'halo who planned and executed the deliverance of his people from Magatha and her Grimtotem.
It was Baine who defeated the rebel tribe of Grimtotems and yet showed mercy when his father's ultimate murderer came under his judgment. It was Baine who chose to forgo revenge for Garrosh Hellscream's role in his people's loss, in his own bereavement. He could have challenged Garrosh, and without any elder crones to poison the orc warchief's weapon, he most likely could have crushed Hellscream under his furious hooves. He chose not to. He chose his people's benefit, and the benefit of the Horde they are the heart and soul of, over the vengeance he could have sought. He chose others over himself.
Baine Bloodhoof learned his lessons at his father's side, yes. But do not take away from him his stepping out from such a great shadow. It was Baine who in the hour of greatest need stepped forth into An'she's light, saved his people, saved his father's dream, and preserved bonds of fellowship that would not have been hard to tear asunder.
Let us celebrate the life of Baine of the Bloodhoof tauren.
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USS Kanawha (AO-1) with thirteen destroyers alongside, off San Diego, California, during the early 1920s.
Photographed by Bunnell, 414 E Street, San Diego.
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I am loving your thrifted work around swimsuit! I am going to have to go and see if I can find something similar at my local thrift shop... Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
What a great idea! I'm very much into the high waisted bathing suit look since my tummy wants to get places before I do lol I'll definitely have to try this! You look absolutely glowing in this post! Can't wait to see part 2!ReplyDelete
Your first photo caused me to gasp. Really quite gorgeous. And hooray for highwaisted swimsuits.ReplyDelete
The highwasited look seems to suit you well--I love it!!! These pics are so cute!ReplyDelete
I feel the same way about swimsuits...should i spend a crazy amount PER PIECE or should I just go to Old Navy or where ever the heck else? *Sigh*
Wonderful combination.ReplyDelete
Wow...I'd never considered using a one piece to get the high waisted look--so creative, Nat! I agree, this look is very chic and Vogue-esque. Well done.ReplyDelete


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Charlize Theron Medium Wavy Hairstyle
This fantastic bouncy hairstyle has long layers cut through the edges to enhance the waves for a soft and full finish. This medium length hairstyle will be perfect for those with long face shapes and will need to be trimmed every 4 to 6 weeks.
- Hair Category: Casual
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Though the classrooms, study sessions, and exams that once filled your days are now just memories, the friendships that formed during those years have remained, strengthened by those youthful challenges and enriched by the wisdom that can only come from experience.
Join your classmates this spring in Chicago to relive big moments, recapture the excitement, and recall treasured memories of those exciting years. There is so much to celebrate and share at your reunion.
Your reunion schedule is:
6–8 p.m. | All Booth Happy Hour | Rock Bottom | All Alumni
Start the weekend off right with classmates and friends at this all-reunion event that takes you back to Pub Night and TNDC. First-come, first-served event, registration is required.
11:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. | Management Conference | Sheraton Hotel and Gleacher Center
Take on new ideas and refresh your perspective as industry leaders and faculty address a wide range of important topics, from emerging markets to private equity to social enterprise.
6 p.m.–Midnight | Alumni Celebration | Museum of Science and Industry
Make new connections and raise a glass to this year's Distinguished Alumni Award winners at this unforgettable evening of food, drinks, music, and friends.
9–10 a.m. | Reunion Breakfast | Charles M. Harper Center | Reunion Alumni
Enjoy a continental breakfast with fellow reunion alumni.
10 a.m.–Noon | Reunion Back-to-the-Classroom Sessions | Charles M. Harper Center | Reunion Alumni
Enhance your learning with fantastic faculty sessions. This event is open to reunion alumni only and their spouses.
Noon | Reunion Homecoming Barbecue | Charles M. Harper Center | Reunion Alumni
Celebrate a reunion-wide barbecue. Spouses/partners and kids of all ages are welcome.
1:30–2:30 p.m.| Plan, Retire, Succeed | Charles M. Harper Center | Reunion Alumni
Three alumni will share their experience in planning for retirement and lessons they have learned, ranging from developing financial plans, optimizing Social Security benefits to finding satisfaction in retirement.
6 p.m. | Reunion Class Dinner | Gleacher Center - Lounge 220 450 North Cityfront Plaza
Toast to fond memories with your fellow classmates. Enjoy elegant cocktails and nosh on delicious fare as you catch up with friends, sharing fond memories and trading stories of your time at Booth. We are happy to announce that Professor Dubé has accepted our invitation to join our class dinner celebration.
Please see the full event schedule for the most updated information.
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Alekseev and Grischuk win in 6th round Grand Prix
After the restday, play resumed in Elista today. In a complicated middlegame Akopian lost an exchange to Alekseev who then showed no mercy. In yet another Berlin Wall Eljanov tried an interesting pawn sacrifice with Black against Grischuk. It didn't really work out but the Ukrainian managed to reach a drawn a+c rook ending, which then proved too difficult to defend.
The 3rd Grand Prix takes place December 13-29 in Elista, Kalmykia. Radjabov, Leko, Jakovenko, Wang Yue, Mamedyarov, Eljanov, Grischuk, Alekseev, Bacrot, Gashimov, Cheparinov, Akopian, Kasimdzhanov and Inarkiev play daily at 15:00 local time (13:00 CET; 07:00 EST); 2nd rest day Dec. 24; live games here.
Results Round 6, December 20
Kasimdzhanov-Wang Yue ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Akopian-Alekseev 0-1
Grischuk-Eljanov 1-0
Cheparinov-Gashimov ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Bacrot-Inarkiev ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Radjabov-Jakovenko ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Mamedyarov-Leko ?Ǭ?-?Ǭ?
Round 6
Radjabov and Jakovenko were the first to finish this round: the majority of their moves in a Petroff Defence were played before (Tischbierek-Jussupow, Germany 1992 but also Ivanchuk-Kramnik, Nice blindfold 2008) and here too the verdict was: an easy draw for Black.
Radjabov-Jakovenko, a Petroff, a draw
The other Azeri leader, Gashimov, was also looking at a Petroff but from the black side. It was mainly because his opponent Cheparinov (like Topalov always in for a fight) went a bit too far trying to win the game that Gashimov got serious winning chances. Luckily for the Bulgarian the ending that was reached at move 46 was, despite being a pawn down, quite easy to draw.
Kasimdzhanov-Wang Yue was also drawn and there's not much more to say about the game. Barely better was Bacrot-Inarkiev. OK, we can't complain about the opening phase since the Frenchman rarely avoids the Marshall, and this time he went for the old main line and then tried 19.Bxd5. But the game ended as we've seen so many times before: all heavy pieces were exchanged and then Black's bishop pair meant more than enough compensation for White's pawn.
Bacrot-Inarkiev, another version of the same Marshall story
Akopian lost in a topical line of the Breyer Ruy Lopez, the choice of Alekseev. Games like Karjakin-Harikrishna and Leko-Kamsky from this year were followed, but the new move (19.Tb1) was a deviation from an 11-year-old game: Krakops-Gabriel, Pula 1997. Akopian's 31.a3?! was an ingenious find, but Alekseev proved it to be incorrect. White had to give an exchange and althought he fought well, Armenia's number two had to throw in the towel at move 61.
Alekseev: a tough opponent with the Breyer as part of his repertoire
Eljanov's new try in a topical variation of the Berlin Wall was no success. Wang Yue played it twice with 15...Be6 (the last time in this Grand Prix, losing to Jakovenko) but the Ukrainian took on g4 followed by ...f5, only played once, in Konguvel-Ravi, Chennai 2008, where White went for the less critical 18.Be3. Grischuk showed no fear and simply went for pawn c7, which meant he had to allow several checks on his king.
24...Rc8 25.Be5 Ke7 would have given Black more play than in the game; there Grischuk was just a pawn up. However, the Russian couldn't get more out of it than the famous (drawn) a+c rook ending, which Eljanov defended flawlessly until move 67. There only Rh2, Rh3 or Rg1 hold the draw according to the tablebases. After that, Grischuk didn't let go.
Grischuk: rewarded for his persistence
The longest game of the round was Mamedyarov-Leko: no less than 110 moves! In a well-known position from the Queen's/Nimzo hybrid White's early knight manoeuvre to e3 was new and after that for a long time not much happened except for one pair of rooks being exchanged. Around the time control Leko repeated moves but Mamedyarov decided to play on. Soon a (bad) bishop versus knight ending was reached and after many more (undoubtedly very subtle) moves the draw was finally agreed.
Mamedyarov-Leko, the longest but not the most comprehensible game of the round
Pairings round 7, December 21
Wang Yue-Akopian
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Lol then Gelfand, svidler, Leko and Kramnik should be forbiden by the law...
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The name tag still says "Dmitpy Jakovenko" - can't they spell it correctly even after 6 rounds?
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I say we ban the Dragon Sicilian and the King's Indian Defence.
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oops, corrected now, thx.
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The Petroff and the Marshall should be forbidden by the law.
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In voyage selection, please consider the joining and leaving ports as these may require long distance travel across the UK to attend the course.
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Sail qualifications are related to the RYA Scheme and follow the syllabus promulgated by the RYA.Cadets qualifying for Power awards follow the syllabus laid down in the Cadet Power Task Book.
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Are you craving sand between your toes? If so, it's time to plan a trip to the Sunshine State. The shores of Florida will be ideal for a family adventure or a romantic getaway. This Sandestin Travel Guide will introduce you to a part of Florida you might not be familiar with. In this northwestern section of the state, there is a rustic Sandestin beach cottage just waiting to relax all your worries away.
What to Do in Sandestin
Fun in the Sun
Sandestin is a favorite among the beaches of South Walton. This area of Florida's Gulf Coast is known for kayaking, fishing, and simply soaking up the sunshine. A popular pastime during Sandestin vacations is building sand castles, so be sure to bring along some equipment to create your sand masterpiece!
Many visitors to Sandestin are so tempted by all of the adventure activities that they find themselves having to schedule time to relax. The white sand beach here is ideal for an afternoon of reading a juicy novel or snoozing under the shade of an umbrella. If you prefer to keep your vacations packed with activities, more things to do in Sandestin include eco tours, chartering a yacht, or bike rentals.
Family-Friendly Activities
If you're looking for a place where the whole family can sink their teeth into outdoor activities under the sun, you've come to the right place. Sandestin has something for every type of family. Whether you want to fly kites on the beach, get competitive with a game of football, or splash around on a half-day kayak tour, you won't be stuck for options on how to keep the kids entertained.
Many activities will make the day speed right on by, but part of the appeal of Sandestin is its ability to slow things down. In the kitchen of your private rental, prepare a family picnic to enjoy on the beach. To enjoy the sunset, rent some bikes and go for a ride. Keep your eye on local events that are often family-friendly including crafts and games for kids.
The Sophisticated Side of Sandestin
No Sandestin travel guide would be complete without discussing temptations for adults. Days can be spent lazing on the beach or playing 18 holes on one of the local championship courses. Before heading out to a gourmet meal, unwind with a spa treatment for two at one of the local upscale spas.
A few special activities can elevate Sandestin vacations to new heights. Why not surprise your partner with a boat charter, complete with gourmet picnic lunch? All boat tours, from fishing excursions to sunset sails, are a romantic way to experience the beautiful Gulf of Mexico. When choosing your vacation rental, look for one with romantic amenities such as an outdoor shower, ocean views, or a soaking tub for two.
What to See in Sandestin
Explore Nature in Sandestin
There are plenty of opportunities to learn about nature and local habitats during your trip. Join an eco tour and let a knowledgeable guide teach you about this delicate ecosystem and its incredible creatures. Check out Blue Sky Kayak Tours for details on nature focused kayaking tours. Island Winds Sailing offers tours include dolphin watching and sailing. If you're really interested in the local wildlife, be sure to investigate Wetland Wilderness Adventures, where your family could encounter turtles, alligators, and birds of prey.
Sandestin is one of many beaches along a spectacular coastline. Adventurous travelers will want to rent a car, roll the windows down, and go for a drive. There are several destinations to plan a road trip around including state parks and forests. Deer Lake State Park, Eden Gardens State Park, and Topsail Hill Preserve State Park are all worth exploring.
Where to Shop and Eat in
Shop Until You Drop in Sandestin
There's no better break from the sun than a morning spent shopping. While there is an incredible range of shopping in the beaches of South Walton, Sandestin is home to its own tempting choices as well. Most shoppers start at the Grand Boulevard at Sandestin. This pedestrian-friendly town center offers shops, restaurants, and galleries.
If you love unique boutiques, don't miss the 25 options at The Market Shops at Sandestin. This relaxing shopping destination offers jewelry, clothing, and just about anything you could possibly need to enjoy a trip to the beach. Bargain shoppers won't want to miss the Silver Sands Factory Stores where over 100 designer outlets are located.
Local Flavors of Sandestin
After all of that golf, shopping, and beach activities you might be inclined to spend a quiet evening in the vacation rental. Be sure to take advantage of having your own kitchen facilities, but don't miss out on the incredible local dining scene. Expect fresh flavors, the daily catch, and simple preparations of seafood.
No Sandestin travel guide would be complete without mentioning where to eat oysters. The Acme Oyster House is a local favorite. Here you can sample the freshest oysters in the area. Other great dining options include Mitchell's Fish Market, Fleming's Prime Steakhouse and Wine Bar, Marlin Grill, and Bistro Bijoux.
When to Visit Sandestin
When planning vacations using a Sandestin travel guide, a little research into the weather is essential. This northwestern section of the state has drastically different weather than southern Florida, so don't expect to plan a trip here in January and find beach weather. If you're looking to work on your tan, the best time to visit Sandestin is between April and October. The summer months can be hot, but the Gulf of Mexico will cool you right down.
Travelers should beware that this area of Florida can be affected by hurricane season. This occurs when the water is warmest, starting in late August. Some travelers choose to avoid trips to Florida until the end of September when the greatest danger of hurricanes has subsided.
Local Services in Sandestin
One of the main attractions of Sandestin and the beaches of South Walton is local services. On a basic level, the beaches are safe and clean. Travelers will find everything they need or desire to complete their trip to Sandestin. Whether you're looking for a grocery store, ATM, post office, or pharmacy, you will find what you need in Sandestin. Upscale services make this Gulf Coast beach a leisure destination, including a range of golf courses, spas, and shopping.
What to Know About Sandestin
As Sandestin travel guides often point out, there's more than shopping, dining and the beach. Sandestin is also home to a variety of annual events that are worth planning a trip around. The Sandestin Wine Festival takes place every April and attracts wine connoisseurs and novices alike. Over 100 winemakers flock to Sandestin for this event, and many tastings and dinners are planned to make the most of the celebrations.
Another event foodies won't want to miss is the Great Southern Gumbo Cookoff. Taking place in January, this annual event brings together local restaurants to crown a gumbo king. There are plenty of events for kids and families too including the Children's Art Festival, the Back to Nature Festival, the Playwright Festival, and a variety of summer activities including concerts, movies, and plays.
What to Bring to Sandestin
This section of the Gulf Coast of Florida is known for its laid-back atmosphere. Unlike the glitz and glamour of southern Florida, nothing too fancy is required to enjoy a trip to Sandestin. Your packing list should begin with beach basics including a bathing suit, sunscreen, flip flops, and beach entertainment like a book, iPod, or magazines. Remember a beach cover up or two and a couple outfits for heading out to restaurants or beach bars in the evening. If you forget anything at home, there are lots of opportunities to go shopping and pick up something new!
Getting to Sandestin
Beyond choosing an ideal vacation rental, there are a few practical details to take care of when planning Sandestin vacations. Many visitors choose to drive from home, but arriving via air is also popular. There are a few airports in the region to choose from including Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport (served by Delta and Southwest) and Pensacola Airport (served by many more airlines including AirTrain, American Airlines, Continental, US Airways, etc).
Many visitors choose to rent a car; the coastline here is also so gorgeous that it warrants at least one afternoon of sunny cruising along the Gulf of Mexico. Sandestin is one of the beaches of South Walton. Some of the other beaches include Miramar Beach, Santa Rosa Beach, and Seagrove.
Why Sandestin vacation rentals?
The blissful beaches of Sandestin are sure to leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. Take that relaxation one step further by choosing vacation rentals instead of cramped hotel rooms. An oceanfront cottage will provide that home-away-from-home feeling that is so important on vacation. Whether you want to indulge in the local dining scene or take it easy at "home," vacation rentals allow you to indulge your every whim. This is exactly how vacations should be.


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February 4, 2011 - Field Notes
Noteworthy News from the Division of Fish, Wildlife and Marine Resources
Significant Notes
Approximately 60,000 day-old chicks are
hatched and distributed to cooperators in the
Day-old Pheasant Chick Program.
~Photo by NYSDEC~
- Accepting Applications for Pheasant Cooperative Program.
The DEC is once again accepting applications for its cooperative Day-Old Pheasant Chick Program to enhance opportunities for pheasant hunting in New York State. The program provides pheasant hunting opportunities through a partnership amongst DEC, sportsmen and sportswomen, 4-H youth, and landowners who are interested in rearing and releasing pheasants. In 2010, DEC distributed 51,267 day-old pheasant chicks to qualified 4-H and sportsmen applicants. Those interested in the program can contact their nearest DEC regional office for applications and additional information. Applications must be filed with a DEC regional wildlife manager by March 15, 2011. Contact information for our regional offices can be found at the bottom of the DEC press release. The Cooperator Guide (PDF) (465kb) is also available to review online for those that are interested in this program.
- Explore New York's Marine Life on the Web!
On the DEC website you can explore a variety of New York's marine life without getting your feet wet! Find facts and information on New York's marine fish, crabs, lobsters, mussels, clams, sea turtles, whales, and more. Place a bookmark on the Marine Life webpage to come back and check for other sea creatures that will be added on our website periodically.
- Commercial Fishery Trip Limit Changes.
Effective, February 5, 2011, the horseshoe crab commercial fishery opens with a 30 crab per day limit. View additional commercial fishing limits online. For questions or concerns, contact the Bureau of Marine Resources at 631-444-5621 or send an e-mail.
- 2011 Commercial Fishery Quota Allocations Available Online.
The 2011 commercial quota allocations for black sea bass, bluefish, scup and summer flounder are now available online. For each species, the total quota provided to New York State by the National Marine Fisheries Service is divided into periods and trip limit distributions throughout the year to provide the maximum benefit to New York's fishery and to minimize the likelihood of a fishery closure. To review these quota distribution plans, visit the Commercial Fishing webpage.
Noteworthy Dates
-- February 08, 2011 --
- Marine Resources Advisory Council Meeting.
The next Marine Resources Advisory Council (MRAC) meeting will be held at DEC's Bureau of Marine Resources headquarters in East Setauket, Long Island (view directions) at 2:00 PM on February 8, 2011. MRAC was established in 1987 to advise DEC on marine resources issues, such as commercial and recreational fishing, proposed regulations and the protection and utilization of New York's valuable marine resources. For more information on MRAC and to review the agenda as it becomes available, visit the Marine Resources Advisory Councils and Boards webpage.
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Outdoor Enthusiasts Take Note!
You won't want to miss the February issue of the Conservationist magazine. Readers will be able to follow along on a New Year's Day bird count, crack a hermit's secret code, enjoy a humorous take on whether or not it's a good idea to take your spouse along on your outdoor adventures, explore winter sports for people of all abilities, and much more. Check it out online at TheConservationist.org!
Hunting Season Reminders
-- February 10, 2011 --
- Special Late Canada Goose Season Opens for Area of Central Long Island.
The special late Canada goose hunting season is open to hunters in areas of Central Long Island from February 10 through February 15, 2011. For specific details on the hunting area, bag limit, shooting hours, and license information, review the special late Canada goose hunting information on the 2010-11 Canada Goose Hunting Seasons webpage.
Did You Know...?
The porcupine usually carries its quills
flat against its body, and raises them
when threatened.
~Photo by Jim Peaco; courtesy
of National Park Service ~
The porcupine's armor of around 30,000 barbed quills will cause immense pain to potential predators that are impaled; yet, a recipient of these spears can often walk away without ever getting infected. This is because the porcupine's quills are coated with antibiotics and have no poison or irritants, leaving the predator alive and enlightened to stay away from this spiny animal in the future.


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