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3 Seahaven
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Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
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Seahaven is located on Banks Road, Sandbanks; the perfect location for a lovely family holiday in a tasteful resort only 2 minutes walk to the beach. Easy travelling distance from the hustle and bustle of nearby Bournemouth and Poole town centre. Sandbanks caters well for tourists and has a superb sandy beach. The apartment is a well established holiday property and is carefully furnished to provide all mod cons whilst remaining uncluttered and comfortable. The apartment located on the first floor, has one large double bedroom with an ensuite and a good size twin room both with built in wardrobes. The lounge offers ample seating for relaxing, extending on to the balcony overlooking the property's surrounding garden. The spacious kitchen offers a gas hob, electric oven and a large fridge freezer to cater for a family holiday with a dining table to seat four people. The stunning bathroom offers a large bath with shower attachments and the ensuite has a shower and WC. One allocated off road car parking space is available and WIFI connection is included.
This accommodation is strictly NON SMOKING and NO pets allowed. Please note - this accommodation is for families, couples and professionals only - we do not accept hen/stag parties and it is at the owners discretion to accept groups.
Optional extras available including midweek linen change, extra towels, key postage and a personal check in service.
This property has a Deluxe Welcome Pack which includes: washing up liquid, J-cloth, general surface cleaner, bleach, toilet roll, kitchen roll, black and white bin liners, tea bags, coffee sticks, sugar sticks and milk (UHT), decaf coffee sticks, sweeteners, laundry tablets, shower gel, shampoo, conditioner and soap. If you require any further products please feel free to enquire about our shopping service.
Our Shopping Service is charged at £30.00 inclusive of VAT or 25% + VAT of all bills over the value of £100.00 - we can take your list to your preferred supermarket, purchase everything on your behalf and deliver it your holiday apartment, so it will be packed away and ready for your arrival. We also offer deluxe hampers if you're looking to celebrate a special occasion or treat someone you love - please enquire for more details.Security Deposit (pre authorisation of a credit/debit card) for the amount of £300.00 is taken 3 days before your arrival; PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A TRANSACTION but a certain amount frozen on the card in-case of any damages. Once the properties are checked by our housekeepers the monies are released for your use within 5 days after your departure.
*Beach Hut available separately; located between the popular Alum Chine & Durley Chine beachfront - please enquire for details, prices & availability*
Transfers available - please refer to the Travel Guide page for more details. Select 'Transfer Shuttle' on the booking form and include your travel arrangements or please call the office to book separately.
The price quoted by Bournemouth Beaches is the price you pay - All fees and taxes included in the quoted price - Best Price Guarantee* (Terms and Conditions Apply)
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Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | Sandbanks 100 m |
Will consider | Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: Bournemouth International 10 km, Nearest railway: Poole 2 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
General | Central heating, TV, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites |
Furniture | Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 6 |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace |
Access | Parking |
Further details | This accommodation is strictly NON SMOKING and NO pets allowed. This accommodation is for families, couples and professionals only. We do not accept Hen/Stag parties and it is at the owners discretion to accept groups. |
The Dorset region
Dorset is a very popular holiday destination all year round. It offers beautiful rolling countryside and the Purbecks. Bournemouth with its award winning beaches and The New Forest nearby. Southampton, Salisbury and Stonehenge are all within reasonable travelling distance. Bournemouth has excellent facilities for the tourists and the town and has a lovely calm multi-racial community.
You can choose each day to relax and soak up the sun and perhaps some swimming in the lovely clean sea or go sightseeing. Local connections are good the apartment is supplied with plenty of information about the local area.
Bournemouth and Poole are surrounded by some of the most beautiful Blue flag award status beaches as well as stunning countryside with the Purbecks & the New Forest just 15 minutes drive away in either direction. Bournemouth itself has many attractions including Bournemouth Gardens, Bournemouth Aquarium, endless shopping and excellent restaurants. Nearby Sandbanks is famous for its luxury properties, marina and award winning beaches. The Seafront Operation Teams work around the clock to ensure that Bournemouth maintains it's 4 blue flags, 1 Quality Coast and 1 Green Tourism Business Scheme Silver award and has also introduced innovative schemes such as Europe's first solar powered self compacting recycling bins.
Sandbanks is famous for being a retreat for the rich but equally it is extremely popular as a holiday resort for families and couples wanting a special holiday. The general area hosts far too many attractions to mention individually. Corfe Castle is nearby as it the Swanage Steam Railway. The open top bus travels through Sandbanks every 45 minutes and will take you through some wonderful scenery.
The open top bus travels through Sandbanks every 45 minutes and will take you through some wonderful scenery. About 30 minutes drive is Monkey World, and very close by both Poole and Bournemouth offer a huge selection of attractions and places of interest to visit. Water sports are popular in the area and the beaches of Studland, Sandbanks and Bournemouth are just beautiful.
We will provide a full list of events & a general guide to Bournemouth with each booking for your information.
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Accession Number | WJHC 1968.036 AR1 | similar items | |||
Level of description | Collection | similar items | |||
Author/Creator | Ira Nowinski, b. August 25, 1938 | similar items | |||
Title | Ira Nowinski photographs of Northern California Jewish Life | similar items | |||
Filing Title | Nowinski (Ira) photographs of Northern California Jewish Life | similar items | |||
Date Created | 1983-1984 | similar items | |||
Extent and Quantity | 2 boxes and 2 oversize boxes (2.4 linear feet) | similar items | |||
Biographical History | Ira Nowinski is a photographer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. | similar items | |||
Scope and Content | The collection contains photographs of six pioneer Jewish cemeteries of the California Mother Lode that Nowinski took in 1984 under the auspices of the Judah L. Magnes Museum's Commission for the Preservation of Pioneer Jewish Cemeteries and Landmarks. The cemeteries are located in Jackson, Mokelumne Hill, Sonora, Placerville, Grass Valley, and Nevada City, California. The collection also includes 59 photographic contact sheets and 1930 photographic negatives of various California Jewish subjects that Nowinski photographed in 1983, including the Jewish Home for the Aged; Barbara Boxer; San Francisco Supervisor Quentin Kopp; Temple Emanu-El; a bar mitzvah rehearsal in Alameda; Seymour Fromer and the Judah L. Magnes Museum; the site of the former Bush Street Temple; Cissy Swig; Temple Beth Sholom in San Leandro; the staff of the Jewish Bulletin; Neil and Joel Folberg; a Soviet Jewry Movement street fair; Hanukkah in Union Square; the funeral of Rabbi Saul White; Yitzhak Sharon at a local Bay Area Jewish school; an anti-Israel rally; a Jewish National Fund Israeli Ballet reception; and the artist Harold Paris at work. There are also 48 photographic contact sheets and 1638 photographic negatives of images that Nowinski took of San Francisco's Jewish Family and Children's Services in 1984. The collection includes one photograph taken in 1984 by Nowinski of sculptor George Segal's Holocaust Memorial at San Francisco's Palace of the Legion of Honor Museum. | similar items | |||
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School Membership(s)School Assoc. | Council of Bilingual Education Council for Exceptional Children |
Religious Affiliation | Non-sectarian |
Grades Offered | Grades Prekindergarten - 8 |
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Total Students | 93 students |
Student Body Type | Co-ed |
% Students of Color | 83% State avg.: 30% |
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Total Classroom Teachers | 15 teachers |
Student : Teacher Ratio | 6:1 National avg.: 13:1 |
Admission Deadline | None / Rolling |
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JAndrade - Unregistered October 08, 2012 2:50 PM How much "progress" does Thierry Neuville need to start beating Mikko Hirvonen regularly, Mr. Matton? These team bosses and their obsession with "experienced" drivers... How much has it paid up against Loeb, exactly? Start betting on fresh blood, already. 2 agree 0 disagree
JAndrade - Unregistered October 09, 2012 3:54 PM @DafyddLarcombe Yeah, and by 2015 I would also bet on another name: Esapekka Lappi. That guy's gonna take the WRC by storm, he's an absolute natural and VW's already nurturing his career (via Skoda). And what about Mads? Why oh why doesn't he have a factory seat? He's fast as they come, consistent, versatile, all this and a freakin' privateer! The best thing about Rally France 2012 was the fight between Neuville and him. And as much as I agree with you, I guess Matton & Citroen are going to play it "safe" and go for a more seasoned driver. They have Abu Dhabi's money now so I guess they can afford it. 1 agree 0 disagree


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It's great spending time with a rock star. Everyone's gazing at you, or rather at your new best friend. Teenagers wait yearningly for their chance just to ask nervously for an autograph or even - OMG! - pose for a photo with their hero. It's hormone city. It's exciting. It's wild. And who is the rock star? Mick Jagger? Bruce Springsteen? Or perhaps a newbie like Ed Sheeran?
Well, actually he's er…Michael Sandel. Not a man to strap on a Telecaster or that likely to crowd surf, but a rock star all the same. A rock star of political philosophy.
We were at the London School of Economics to record the first in a series of discussions titled The Public Philosopher. We knew that Michael Sandel, who's a professor at Harvard, had something of a following. After all, he had had a fantastic reception when he delivered a memorable series of Reith Lectures in 2009. But even in those three years, things had changed.
The first sign was when the tickets were released. The twittersphere went insane. "Anyone who doesn't apply on Tuesday is daft," one fan tweeted. "Got a ticket for LSE Michael Sandel Lecture! #wooooo" wrote another.
There were 2,500 ticket requests in just a few hours. The application was window was hurriedly closed before things went too nutty. When we arrived at the venue, there was a long, long queue for return tickets, and the LSE was forced to open up two overflow rooms.
So why the excitement? It has a lot to do with Michael Sandel's remarkable teaching style - or what he sometimes calls "committing acts of public philosophy."
He starts with a current controversy and then throws it out to his audience, via a series of deceptively simple questions. "What do you mean by that? Who disagrees? Tell us why that's bad? Who has an answer to that question?" and his favourite: "What do you think?"
At the LSE, one question he addressed was whether universities should give preference to applicants to poorer backgrounds.
One audience member called Lucy argued that they should. So Michael Sandel posed a scenario where he was an applicant who had done well, but wasn't admitted because of preferences given to poorer students.
"What do you say to me Lucy?" he asked.
Lucy began: "Well I think that if the other person got…"
Sandel interrupted "No, no talk to me..." And by challenging her managed to extract what he described as Lucy's "radical thesis".
Through this exciting, interactive style he gets to the roots of the philosophical notions we hold - often unconsciously - about notions like fairness and the public good. No wonder that the televising of his Harvard series of lectures on justice have been a massive internet hit and won him a global following.
So that's why he gets rock star treatment in London. But as he rather abashedly told me, that's nothing. You should see what happens when he goes to Tokyo….
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Very interesting discussion. I would comment that discrimination is always dangerous. What about children with rich parents who never read a book - I would say their background is disadvantaged as compared with poor children whose parents give them encouragement to achieve.
Interesting discussion. It cannot be assumed that all children who attend private school are from wealthy backgrounds. Many have scholarships, other parents make huge sacrifices to meet fees. In rural areas where there is no choice of state secondary schools, the decision to go private is often made to provide opportunity in something not available in the state school e.g. ensemble music experience. Private schools in general probably aim for a more rounded curriculum and are less exam driven than the state equivalent, many have an intake which is, in terms of academic ability, as 'comprehensive' as that of the state system. Why should A-Level or equivalent exam results not be a suitable selection process for all?
A comment was made about the high fees for postgraduate study. As a two parent family which had never gone beyond the basic income tax bracket, getting them through school and trying to help with university fees meant that when one of them gained a post graduate place a decade ago, the £10.000 fee, let alone London living costs, meant that she could not go. So it is not just the poor, but average incomes, that are affected.
Very much enjoyed the discussion
For one great moment I thought the concept of meritocracy was going to be addressed...
For example: when we have created the perfect one what then? Will those who have reached the top entirely on merit be so exemplary that the process will begin all over again, or will the `top` people run true to human behaviour through the pull up the ladder behind them ensuring the succession of their own and those in their own image!
And if this happens what becomes of those with less merit; who will speak for them?
Thank you for an exciting program. Can I suggest that the terms discussed be definied before discussion starts. What are universities for ? To create leaders for a nation. As grand as it sounds, it is non the less true. Who do you want as a leader? The best and fairest: and that is why the so called ''meritocracy'' has been put in place, which at the end of the day is nothing less than another term for academic selection. It is not matter either you deserve it or not. It is a matter wether you gonna be the best for the job.
Yet, as a nation, it would be a huge mistake to have an elite who turns the country into a nepotic system, the sons of the so called elite, being, as we all know, much more likely then their counterparts to attend the best universities.
That's when positive discrimination kicks in. A country need leaders representing all communities and the country makes room for them. A kid from a poor background whose parents first language is not English (my first language is not English, so I do apologise in advance for any barbarisms) and who benefits from unconditional love and support might not be more deserving than a kid who witness violence at home in a good suburb. University choice is not about being fair or making up for life difficulties. It's all about what is good for the country. And what is good for any country is a leadership which reflects its social making and in doing so gives hope to all the parents of all the children of all the communitis and walk of life that one day their kids can lead.
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Crisp-edged, nicely charred pizza makes Dough Bro's Italian Kitchen worth a visit
Four years ago, Phillip Schultz opened Dough Bro's Italian Kitchen — a casual pizza place with counter service — in a small strip mall in Far North Dallas. I kept meaning to check it out, but somehow never made it in. To tell the truth, I think it was the name that put me off: The "dough" in Dough Bro's seemed to suggest a big, doughy crust, which didn't sound appealing. My bad.
Schultz remodeled in June, turning it into a sit-down, order-at-the-table restaurant, and he made some menu upgrades as well. I finally made it in — and now I'm kicking myself for not getting there sooner: The pizza at Dough Bro's is very good!
It's still a very casual spot, and there's not much in the way of atmosphere. But if it's pizza you're after, it's worth stopping by. We had two pies: a margherita, and The Bro ("meat lovers"). Unlike the Neopolitan-style pizzas that are so fashionable now (such as Cane Rosso's), these are thin-crust, crisp-edged and nicely charred, yet pliable, not crackery. Unlike a classic margherita, the one at Dough Bro's has sliced fresh Roma tomatoes, in addition to marinara, basil, mozzarella and parm. The Bro — which had a particularly beautifully-textured crust — came topped with sausage, pepperoni, bacon, ham, mozzarella and parm. Both had very good flavor and the right distribution of toppings.
Dough Bro's now offers house-made pasta, and a free-form ("deconstructed") lasagna was pretty nice: broad noodles that were supple and tender, layered loosely with saucy beef and sausage, mozzarella and julienned raw spinach. (Crumbled-sausage linguine featured good pasta, too, but someone went crazy with the chile flakes on that one.) A likable Italian tossed salad for about (Romaine, spinach, ham, tomatoes, pepperoni, green olives, etc.) was large enough for two or three to share, about $8.
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First time on Carnival in a number of years. Great experience overall. Loved the entertainment - but could not get into the comedy club most of the time. Good comedians so everyone wanted to be there. Good food, and generous portions in the dining room. Dining room had booths in some areas - nice private touch in my view. Had great table and room service and room make up. Everything was very clean. I would sail this ship again but out look at others of this vintage (2007) or newer and hope for a promenade like the Freedom Class in RCCL. I prefer less obstructed pool areas and like the open street feel of a promenade.
This deck plan is similar to Costa Magica - tiered deck around the main pool and only one deck that let's you go from forward to aft. Area around the photo shop also gets congested because the shops are there, there are major support pillars in the center of the walkway, a spiral staircase open to the deck below with a loud musical group. Difficult to get and More
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The adults only pool area was wonderful. Large hot tub, 2 showers, pizza and burgers stations and it's own bar. There were sliding doors to the "buffet area" and lots of tables for dining. With one small exception the Adults Only was enforced. Pools was salt water and a great water temp to hang out.
Carnival, like the other lines NEEDS to find a remedy for the folks who want to use the dining room on Elegant./Formal nites but don't want to dress for the nite. Have a separate section for them, use a different dining room, set a separate time or whatever -- either that or ENFORCE the rules about not shorts, flipflop and T-shirts. Takes a lot o the polish off the evening for those that paid for a special evening as advertised. Should not be hard to enforce the rule -- why do the slobs always get the run of the dining room?
We were disappointed with the Grand Cayman Shore Snorkel booked thru the ship. It was not as described. It says snorkel from the shore. To us that implied walking in from the beach to a depth where you were comfortable. Not so. You have to jump off their boat launch into 8 feet of water and swim out to 50 feet. Also no sandy shore - only coral/lava rock all along the waterfront. '
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Penthouse | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 4
Key Info |
We have two weekend (or any short terms) apartments for rent, in Mount Emei (China – Sichuan) 90m on 2 levels.
close to Emei Jiaotong university east gate.10 minutes walking to the Baoguo Bus Station and the Mt. Emei trail head.
, next fancy restaurants or street eatery.
1.Husband (Italian-US) retired and wife (PRC) university teacher and license psychologist,
both interested in esoteric problems like who is first, the egg or the chicken or what is the best way to boil water or what is the connection between Tao and Tarot, etc.
2.Fluently in Chinese, English, Italian, French, Romanian and not so fluent in German. Absolutely no fluent in Urdu.
3.No TV, radio but a famouse mount ,a river ,many wild monkeys in forest and and many old temples ,plus WiFi.
4.washing machine or laundry service.
For reservation call (English / French / Italian/German).
Size | Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | . |
Will consider | Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days) |
Access | Car not necessary |
Nearest Amenities | 100 m |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: chengdu shuangliu 167 km, Nearest railway: Emeishan 5 km |
Notes | No pets allowed, No smoking at this property |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Sauna |
General | Air conditioning, Safe, Wi-Fi available |
Standard | Hair dryer |
Utilities | Clothes dryer, Fridge |
Rooms | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | Single beds (4) |
Other | Linen provided, Towels provided |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden, BBQ |
Access | Parking |
The Sichuan region
Introduction of Mount Emei.
It is towering, beautiful, old and mysterious. Mt. Emei is like a huge green screen standing in the southwest of the Chengdu Plain. Looking its winding and beautiful figure, you will find that it resembles very much an eyebrow of a girl, from where its name. It is the highest one among all the famous sight-seeing mountains in China.
More about the famous culture, history and interesting things of Mount Emei:
- The martial art of China, Emei, Shaolin and Wudang, were the top 3 genres of Chinese martial art in ancient dynasties. The Emei style has the longest history, over 2500 years, being the birth place of Chinese martial art. Free martial art shows are performed at Emeishan during the peak seasons, holidays or celebration days.
- Hundreds of small and big temple, mostly Baddish but also some Tao, are located on the Holy Mountain. Some of them can be reached claiming 500 or more stairs; some others using only the bus and the cable cabin.
- The Emeishan Monkeys (Ling hou, a kind of monkeys) lives by leafs, flowers and fruits of the plants growing on the mountain. Those monkeys are protected animals in China.
Mount Emei is located in the southwestern part of the Sichuan province, 7 kilometers from Emeishan city, 156 kilometers from Chengdu and 34 kilometers from Leshan city (Big Buddah).
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- 22nd Feb 2014
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Bath grabbed a bonus-point victory to cement their third place in the Aviva Premiership after Wasps pushed them all the way in a roller coaster of a game.
The visitors' strong, inventive running posed huge problems for a sluggish home defence throughout but Bath had enough firepower themselves to see off the challenge and come through as 32-25 winners.
Right wing Anthony Watson grabbed two tries and others went to Nick Abendanon and Kyle Eastmond. Fly-half Tom Heathcote kicked two penalties and three conversions.
Wasps' tries were scored by wing Will Helu, number eight Nathan Hughes and full-back Elliot Daly, with fly-half Joe Carlisle kicking the rest of their points.
They had to be content with a losing bonus point as they continue to scrap for a top six finish in the hope of qualifying for a revamped European competition next year.
The visitors handed Bath an easy scoring opportunity from the kick-off when Kearnan Myall misjudged his leap and Heathcote kicked a penalty when Ashley Johnson offended at the breakdown.
Wasps quickly threatened themselves as Helu's arcing run from the right gave James Haskell a sniff of the line and hooker Tom Lindsay was then held up under the posts. But Francois Louw twice won turnovers to put his side back on the front foot.
Heathcote missed with a fifth-minute penalty attempt from 40 metres and Myall stopped Ollie Devoto just metres short of the try-line to earn a scrum put-in.
But Hughes knocked on at the base and Bath took full advantage from the scrum as Eastmond drew two defenders for Watson to spin out of James Short's tackle and score in the corner.
While Heathcote was wide with the conversion, Carlisle's accurate boot made certain of two penalties at the other end to leave Wasps just two points adrift at 8-6 after 22 minutes.
It was fair reward for some strong ball-carrying, cleverly prompted by Carlisle, but indiscipline at the breakdown continued to hurt them and Heathcote soon edged Bath further ahead.
Back came Wasps with a bullocking run by Johnson but Charlie Davies flung a loose pass to Watson who raced 70 metres for an intercept score, converted by Heathcote.
Wasps responded with a try in the corner by Hughes, converted by Carlisle, but again they fluffed the restart and Abendanon scored in the corner from a clever round-the-corner pass by Leroy Houston. Heathcote converted to make the score 25-13 at half-time.
For much of the second half Wasps threatened to run Bath off their feet, first creating a try in the corner for Helu, converted by Carlisle.
Bath were rocking, but suddenly they broke out of defence with chip over the top by Heathcote which was carried on by Peter Stringer and Devoto for Eastmond to finish off at the other end for a spectacular bonus-point try.
The fly-half's conversion gave Bath a little breathing space at 32-20 but back came Wasps with a Daly try to stay within a score.
Bath tried to regain control of the game but it was a nervy last few minutes for the capacity Recreation Ground crowd.
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