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Prior to each practice session, coach and pupil identify an objective for their time together, be it smoother groundstrokes or more choreographed victory dances. The two will then work to develop a workable plan of action that aims to help students achieve their desired results. Though instructors impart a number of tips and tricks for improvement, nothing replaces the tried-and-true methods of hard work and repetition, which locks ideal movements into muscle memory.
The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy, an international preservation organization based in Chicago, was founded in 1989 to preserve the masterpieces of the greatest architectural pioneer of the 20th century. Frank Lloyd Wright developed a truly American style of architecture known as the Prairie School, creating what he called "architecture for democracy." His brilliant designs redefined the concept of space so that people could live and grow in organic environments, connecting physically and spiritually to the natural world without having to wrestle a cougar to prove their worth. The Conservancy's mission is to preserve and maintain the original splendor of Frank Lloyd Wright's remaining structures, which, when peered at through Wright's signature stained-glass windows, shed light into the architecture of a bygone era that has influenced modern American design. Since its inception, the Conservancy has worked with more than 150 FLW structures and has organized the nomination of 11 Wright structures and log cabins built from pretzel sticks to become immortalized as UNESCO World Heritage sites. The Conservancy is able to circulate knowledge of the nation's vibrant architectural heritage and the importance of conservation through guided tours of famous Wright buildings, an annual conference, and by publishing SaveWright, a biannual magazine, and eBytes, an electronic newsletter.
Though some participants choose to run and others to walk, everybody who participates in the Color Dash experiences a transformation. As participants make their way through the 5K Color Dash and UVSplash courses they are subjected to bursts of color; additional events include Zombies by Color Dash, which adds the undead to the equation. Though the color will wash away, the memories will remain forever in the minds of all participants who aren't goldfish. Proceeds from Color Dash events benefit local children's charities and organizations.
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NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Minorities have largely shied away from signing up for Obamacare, though they are more likely to be uninsured than whites.
Some 63% of the people who picked insurance plans on the exchanges and reported their race were white, according to federal data released Thursday. Blacks made up 16.7% of sign-ups, while Latinos accounted for only 10.7% and Asians for 7.9%.
The relatively scant participation by minorities comes despite a heavy push by the Obama administration and its supporters into Latino and black communities. Some 32% of the uninsured were Latinos and 15% were black in 2012, according to the most recent Census Bureau figures.
Whites made up only 45% of the uninsured in the U.S.
This was the first time the Department of Health & Human Services has reported the race of those signing up for Obamacare. Some 31% of those signing up did not report their race or ethnicity or chose "other."
The data came in a report that showed just over 8 million people selected policies during the first open enrollment period, which stretched from October through March. It includes those who completed their applications during the special enrollment period through April 19.
Some 28% of them are between the ages of 18 and 34. The enrollment of young adults is being closely watched since they are presumed to be healthier and less costly, which will help offset the higher expenses generated by older enrollees.
It remains to be seen, however, how many people completed the enrollment process and paid their premiums. Insurers have generally said payments are running in the 80% range, though WellPoint Wednesday said that 90% of those signing up have paid so far.
Sandhya Somashekhar and Dan Keating (c) 2014, The Washington Post. WASHINGTON — A last-minute deluge of health insurance sign-ups came from states where political leaders have opposed the Obama administration's health-care law, according to federal figures released Thursday.
In March and April, the number of people enrolling in plans more than doubled in the 36 states that chose not to set up their own marketplaces, the figures show. Most of these states deferred to the federal marketplace, HealthCare.gov, in a show of resistance to the program.
Nevertheless, many residents of these states rushed to sign up just before this year's deadline. In Texas and Florida, which have fiercely resisted the Affordable Care Act, nearly 1 million people enrolled between March 1 and April 19. Similar increases took place in Georgia and North Carolina.
An additional 4.8 million people have obtained health coverage through Medicaid, which was expanded under the act, and the Children's Health Insurance Program.
Myriad questions remain, including whether enough healthy people enrolled in each state to stave off a premium increase, and how many of those who signed up actually paid their first month's bill — a step that is necessary to ensure that they are covered.
But Democrats immediately seized on the report as evidence that people are seeking to benefit from the law despite Republican attacks.
"The final enrollment report proves that the [Affordable Care Act] is a historic success," Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., said in a statement shortly after the numbers were released. "The simple fact is this law is doing an enormous amount of good for the American people."
The figures were included in a widely anticipated report that offered the first detailed look at the health-care law's inaugural enrollment period, which got off to a bumpy start on Oct. 1 but ended with the Obama administration exceeding its target by enrolling more than 8 million in the program.
The numbers indicate a high demand for the insurance plans, even in states where political resistance was strongest. In Florida, for instance, where Republican Gov. Rick Scott did not set up a state exchange or expand Medicaid, nearly 40 percent of the eligible population has enrolled, according to a Washington Post analysis of the newly released data.
Even as Republicans have continued to target Democrats who voted for the Affordable Care Act in competitive races, recent polling suggests that Americans, although not enthusiastic about the law, are not eager to repeal it.
In a recent Kaiser Family Foundation poll, 58 percent of those surveyed said Congress should "work to improve the law," while 35 percent want lawmakers to "work to repeal the law and replace it with something else."
It also for the first time provided a look at the racial and ethnic breakdown of those signing up for private coverage on the federal marketplace. It found that enrollment was lower than hoped among Hispanics and whites but stronger than expected among blacks and Asians.
The significance of the data is limited, however, because nearly a third of enrollees did not report their ethnicity, another optional question on the insurance application.
In a teleconference with reporters Thursday, officials acknowledged that Hispanic enrollment was a weak spot. They blamed the numbers on a lack of familiarity among Latinos about the concept of health insurance and a skittishness on the part of people whose families have a mix of legal and illegal immigrants. Legal residents are permitted to receive benefits under the health-care law, while unlawful residents are not.
The progress in enrolling African Americans and Latinos is "an important first step forward in addressing disparities and access to coverage," Mayra Alvarez, associate director of the Office of Minority Health in the Department of Health and Human Services, told reporters. But, she added, "we recognize there is more work to do."
About 28 percent of those who enrolled were in the age range of 18 to 34 — a key demographic to keeping the legislation on safe financial footing. And about 54 percent were women.
The report provided a snapshot of how different states fared in coaxing people to enroll.
Collectively, the 14 states, as well as the District of Columbia, that have their own marketplaces did a slightly better job than the states relying on the federal marketplace, signing up one-third of those who are eligible to buy marketplace coverage.
But that is only because California fared exceedingly well. More than 1.4 million Californians selected health plans by the end of the enrollment period. The state, which has its own marketplace and spent millions in state and federal money to promote the health-care law, enrolled 43 percent of its eligible population.
Without that high number, the state exchanges would have had the same performance as the federal-marketplace states, which did not receive the millions of dollars for outreach that went to states that set up their own.
The poorest outcomes among states that set up marketplaces were in Hawaii, Maryland, Minnesota and Nevada, which signed up less than 20 percent of their potential consumers. All four states have struggled with major technical difficulties. Last week, Oregon abandoned its marketplace and announced that it will rely on the federal exchange.
Among the states that use the federal marketplace, Florida, Idaho and Michigan had the best performances, with just less than 40 percent signed up. Georgia, Maine and North Carolina also had at least 30 percent signed up.
The poorest performances in federal-marketplace states were in Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming, which all had 15 percent or fewer sign-ups.
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Accommodations One-Bedroom and two-bedroom spacious and comfortable suites distributed in twelve 3- story buildings with garden, mountain or pool view, each equipped with: Living room with fully equipped kitchen with refrigerator, stove, microwave, coffe maker and blender. dining area with pull down Murphey bed; One or two private bedrooms; Private bathrooms; Air Conditioning; Ceiling fan in living; Direct Dial Telephone; Cable TV; Safe; Coffee Maker; Iron and ironing board; Radio-Alarm clock; Large balcony or terrace; Hair dryer; One King size bed. All-Inclusive Plan Includes Privileged use of all restaurants, bars and facilities at Lifestyle Holidays Vacation Club Resort (excluding V.I.P areas and services) • 24-hour food and beverages available • All meals (Breakfast, lunch and dinner available in several restaurants of your choice on property) • 5 specialty restaurants with a la Carte dining (some require reservations), (certain dishes are extra) • Daytime and late snacks • Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, including beer, spirits, cocktails, house wine with meals, juices and soft drinks available from 4 bars Activities • Introductory scuba lesson in pool • Non-motorized water sports • Access to Fitness Center • Nightly Entertainment • Amphitheater Shows • Admission to Nightclub (drinks not included) • Kid's Club • Tennis Daytime Usage • Bicycle usage on Property • Shuttle Service on Property • Los Mangos Executive Golf Course: 9 Hole green fee or half
Restaurants Available for All Guests • Casablanca (Buffet Restaurant) • Indochine (Asian Restaurant) • Blue Lagoon (Sea Food Restaurant) • Bellini (Italian Restaurant) • Trapiche Paradise (Mexican Restaurant) Resort Bars • La Cayena (The Tropical Lobby Bar) • Las Canas (The Tropical Pool Bar) • Wet (The Residence Suites Pool Bar) • Mirage (The Crown Suites Pool Bar • Beach Club Bar (at the Blue Lagoon) • Tortuga Bar (The Tropical Oceanside Bar • Colosseum Bar V.I.P Restaurants & Bars for Shareholders, Members and Special Guests • V.I.P Simply Gourmet • Intimates (inside Blue Lagoon) • AZUL (Gourmet Cuisine) • JAZZ (French Fusion)* • Anja's Lounge (Light Food & Drinks) • Bourbon Street (Light Food & Drinks)* • V.I.P Sports Bar • V.I.P Pool Bar • V.I.P Beach Bar • V.I.P Sushi Bar • V.I.P Serenity Beach Bar • V.I.P Villa Lounge (at Crown Villa Check in) *Available to guests of Presidential Suites and Executive Spa Suites
Size | Sleeps up to 4, Studio |
Nearest beach | Cofresi beach 200 m |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month) |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Puerto plata 20 km |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
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Luxuries | Jacuzzi or hot tub, Staffed property |
Pool | Shared outdoor pool (heated), Children's pool |
General | Central heating, Air conditioning, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Iron |
Rooms | 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | Double beds (2) |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden |
Access | Parking |
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On the northern shore of the Dominican Republican stands the enchanting city of Puerto Plata. This well-kept secret is steeped in European and New World history dating back to 1502 when Nicolas de Ovando established a shipping base under the direction of Christopher Columbus.
Stroll past the magnificent Victorian gazebo in the Parque Independencia, and you can sense a time when Puerto Plata was a leading New World trading port and the Fortaleza de San Felipe protected the city from pirate attacks.
The history of this beautiful place is truly multi-cultural. Over 1,000 years ago Arawak Indians walked the amber beaches and hunted in the nearby mountains. Runaway slaves from the Americas often found safe harbor here. And in the 1800s, an influx of farmers from nearby Cuba launched the agricultural era of sugar cane and tobacco which still exists today.
An historic, galleried mansion houses the city's Museo de Ambar Dominicano, dedicated to the Dominican Republic's national stone – translucent amber. An ancient lighthouse, recently restored, harkens back to the days of massive Spanish galleons and tall ships arriving from the New World. Stroll along picturesque lanes and you'll find charming galleries, gift shops and cafes tucked within Victorian mansions.
Overlooked for decades, this lovely coastal city is fast becoming a destination of choice of vacationers throughout the world.
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ST. JOHN, TEXAS. St. John is on Farm Road 957 four miles southwest of Schulenburg at the southern boundary of Fayette County. It had a saloon and store combination and a cotton gin built around the Catholic church which served the local German and Czech farmers. Both the church and the community were dedicated on June 24, 1894, the feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. Cotton farming in St. John stopped during the 1960s, and the gin was dismantled. Mail was delivered from Schulenburg, where St. John children attended school. In 1987 a restaurant, a filling station, a welding shop, and the St. John Church remained to serve an area of farms and ranches devoted primarily to the production of cattle and hay, on gently rolling lands overlooking the West Fork of the Navidad River.
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