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The futon cover has no fabric content label. I doubt it is 65% Cotton/35% Polyester Twill. It is more like cheesy polyester that they use to make graduation gowns these days. It is shiny and has a scratchy feel to it. Twill has diagonal parallel ribs - this is just a plain weave. I think of upholstery grade fabric as being somewhat thick - this is thin enough so, when folded flat, it fit in a bag somewhat larger than a gallon size zip lock bag. The construction of the cover seems okay. There are no raw edges - they are finished with an overlock stitch. The zipper works okay. I haven't put it on the mattress to check the fit. I bought a different cover at a store where I could check the fabric. I like the color. If you don't mind the fabric, I think it's worth 30 or so dollars. From the description I thought I was getting something better and a bargain.
i thought this was a great deal on a futon cover... which it was, if it had lasted. The futon cover looked great until after a few weeks, I started to notice that it was already pilling and looking worn. It now looks quite tattered and worn desppite being only a few months old. the price is right but if you want it to maintain it's appearance for any substantial amount of time, I would invest in something nicer.
very poor quality, it says right on the cover that it is 100% polyester, I cant imaging sitting on this....YUCK
I agree with other reviews, this cover seems like 100% polyester. I would not call it twill, nor soft to the touch. It fits big on my futon mattress. I have bought others online which have fit better. It did not come in any type of package other than the envelope it was shipped in. I have no idea what brand it is, or what the material contents really are. I am not impressed with this cover. I would not purchase it again nor recommend it. I do like the 3-sided zipper which makes for easy on/off. My last cover did not have this luxury and I had to wrestle with the mattress every time.
This was so easy to put on....I was utterly amazed. It unzips on 3 of the 4 sides.....it can't get much easier than that. I've not had it long enough to wash it yet, but it appears to be very sturdy. I have a 10 inch futon and it fit nicely. Not snug, and not loose....hard to explain. With the cover on, and the mattress on the frame in the couch position, the cover was a perfect fit. I Plan to order more so I can keep my futon covered with one while I wash the other. I am very happy with this cover!!!!
The price is low but it was too loose for my futon. I expected better. Don't like the way it looks.
The twill material of this cover is not the heavy twill like the original cover. It is thin and somewhat flimsy. I kept the cover because the futon rarely gets use. I was disappointed in this product......
Great value if you're just looking to cover something temporarily. Not recommended if you have animals that love sitting on it. It's really hard to remove fur. Material is not that comfortable, either, and feels rather synthetic. For a 10" thick full futon mattress, it's also quite bulky.
This is definitely a "get what you pay for" situation. Pro: It zips down on three sides so it was super easy to put on my futon. Con: the material is HI-DE-OUS... just like a pair of polyester "slacks" from your grandmother's closet. But the price was right and if the futon is going to be mostly utilized as a guest bed (as is mine) then it is a fair value. If you are going to utilize the futon as a couch - you may want to save up and buy something a little less apocalypse-proof...
Early delivery is a plus. I purchased the white, it is well made. The fabric is a little slippery, but it works. I'm content with my purchase
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Nearest Airport and Railway Station: Haverfordwest (rail)
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Type of self-catering holiday: Pembrokeshire Cottage.
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Two bedroom cottage in Solva near St. David's in Pembrokeshire set in the grounds of a former mill. The cottage sleeps 4 in one double and one twin bedroom, both with en-suite bathrooms. Garden with BBQ. The city of St. David's is just 3 miles away. Enjoy exploring the Pembrokeshire coast.
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text: YAMAHA V-MAX (2008-on) Review Published: 23 September 2008 Sections: MCN Review Owners' Reviews Photo Gallery Facts & Figures History & Versions Bikes For Sale "A thrill ride of epic proportions - the V-Max redefines the word 'torque'" "A thrill ride of epic proportions - the V-Max redefines the word 'torque'" At a glance 1679cc - 197 bhp 36 mpg - 120 miles range Medium seat height (775mm) £21,499 Overall Rating 4 out of 5 The V-Max is what happens when you mix 1679cc and nearly 200 horsepower in a motorcycle that's one part cruiser, one part sportbike - and all parts thrilling. It's difficult to explain just how quickly the V-Max builds speed. Cruise along at 30 mph in second gear, pick up the throttle and hold on tight... you'll be doing 90 mph before you say, "Holycrapthisthingisfast!". It's a thrill ride of epic proportions - the V-Max redefines the word torque. It produces the kind of acceleration that you feel in your chest. The kind you don't soon forget.... and it handles to boot. What's the catch? Well, there's 16,500 of them... Ride Quality & Brakes 3 out of 5 Main frame is an all-new, cast aluminium diamond with a die-cast and extruded rear subframe. Suspension front and rear is about as bling as it gets: mammoth, 52mm diamter inverted forks with TIN coated tubes. Rear monoshock has a remote preload adjuster to go with its shock-mounted rebound and compression adjusters. Front end is multi-adjustable, too. Believe it or not, this beast actually handles. Engine 5 out of 5 The V-Max's brutal all-new 1679cc, 65-degree V4 produces a claimed 200hp (or 197.4bhp) at just 9000rpm. To put that into perspective, that's the same as a GP replica Ducati Desmosedici RR, but at 4000rpm less. To achieve this, the new V-Max borrows heavily from latest sportsbike technology, meaning that looks aside, it has little in common with its predecessor. Key features are the YCC-I adjustable intake funnels (which are a bit like a 21st century V-Boost); R6-style 'fly-by-wire' electronic throttle, a high 11.3:1 compression ratio and forged aluminium pistons. Build Quality & Reliability 4 out of 5 You can expect the kind of bulletproof quality and reliabilty that has become standard on all new Japanaese motorcycles. It's enough to put the American competition to shame. There's some quality parts as standard, including brembo brakes with wavy discs and a hi-tech info-center on the tank. Interesting fact: the Vmax's signature aluminium intake covers are hand finished. Value & Running Costs 2 out of 5 At an expected price of £16,500, the V-Max is pretty hard to justify to the missus. That's alot of money for a motorcycle, but then big name cruisers have never been cheap and they still sell, just look at Harley's... But this is no Davidson, complex electronics and and sportsbike specs are what pulls the price up, not marketing and branding. If you want a 197bhp cruiser and the kudos that goes with it, be prepared to pay for it. Find a Yamaha V-Max for saleInsurance group: 15 of 17 – compare motorcycle insurance quotes now. Equipment 3 out of 5 Handlebars are posh, tapered items. Like the original Vmax and to keep mass centralization as low as possible, the 15-litre fuel tank is mounted under the seat with the fuel filler positioned under the rider's backrest. All-new instrument panel includes an analog tacho, digital speedo plus LED shift lights. The info-center on the V-Max's pseudo gas tank provides more information than you can imagine... throttle position, miles per gallon and a stop watch - just for starters. Owners' Reviews 4 owners have reviewed their YAMAHA V-MAX (2008-on) and rated it in a number of areas. Read what they have to say and what they like and dislike about the bike below. We're currently improving the way this section works, which means we've had to suspend the submission of new owners' reviews for a short period. Please check back soon. Summary of Owners' Reviews Overall Rating 4.3 out of 5 Ride Quality & Brakes 4 out of 5 Engine 5 out of 5 Build Quality & Reliability 4.3 out of 5 Value & Running Costs 2.5 out of 5 Equipment 3 out of 5 3 out of 5 Really? 15 November 2011 by Anonymous £22,000 for a new motorcycle and you can't get a test ride. Really, Yamaha? How many people are there out there who will splash out that kind of money without having a ride first? Obviously not as many as Yamaha think. I got mine second hand and I... Read more love it to bits. Awesome looks and bigger than you expect when you see one up close but I am learning to live with the less desirable aspects of the bike. Fuel economy is awful. It's a shock at first when you realise how few miles you're doing between fill ups, but the impressively massive amount of power available is the trade off. But you don't buy a near 1700cc, 200 bhp bike and expect 50cc scooter mpg figures. It weighs 300 kgs., so upper body strength is important when trying to manoeuvre the bike under your own steam. The centre of gravity is somewhere in the middle so it's not trying to dive into the ground but be careful because turn in can be quite sharp. It's a well put together piece of kit with a high quality finish. Accessories are super expensive and very rarely in stock. Destined to be a modern classic but not for touring or the faint of heart. In the US the VMax is yours for $19890, which is around £12500. There is sales tax to add, which varies, depending on which US state you are in, but the massive price difference between here and there is down to import duty, VAT etc. added by HM Gov't. Overall Rating 3 out of 5 Ride Quality & Brakes 4 out of 5 Engine 5 out of 5 Build Quality & Reliability 4 out of 5 Value & Running Costs 2 out of 5 Equipment 3 out of 5 4 out of 5 something to to think about. 15 April 2010 by hondagixer you want power and something which looks different then think about this. You can buy a suzuki b-king (ok. its ugly) and get it supercharged to over 300bhp for 4k.that still puts it well under the v-max price and 200-300kph is in a blink of an... Read more eye. you can even move the exhausts from rear to side akropovic. v max is lovely but owners are paying too much and customer service from yamaha is poor Overall Rating 4 out of 5 Ride Quality & Brakes 4 out of 5 Engine 5 out of 5 Build Quality & Reliability 3 out of 5 Value & Running Costs 1 out of 5 Equipment 3 out of 5 5 out of 5 Just bought one 25 June 2009 by ColinBell88 I have recently taken delivery of a 2009 Vmax and yes, I really did think hard about the price. I managed to get mine for £16k which seems a lot less out of touch than the now over £17k. What you get are 4 things that little else will give you. 1 -... Read more this thing accelerates like nothing else but the point is that it goes like this from 2,000 revs upwards and that makes a huge, huge difference 2. - you can commute on this bike through central London in far more comfort than a sports bike which makes it useable for those who ride every day 3. It has a wow factor like little else 4 - there are so few around, everyone wants to look at your bike whilst R1's are 2 a penny. It is beautifully made, state of the art, unusal and beautiful in a butch sort of way. Yes - I find it worth the money even at teh higher price . Overall Rating 5 out of 5 Ride Quality & Brakes 4 out of 5 Engine 5 out of 5 Build Quality & Reliability 5 out of 5 Value & Running Costs 3 out of 5 Equipment 5 out of 5 5 out of 5 no extras in stock 27 April 2009 by grumpy ol git Optional extras. You have to be kidding Not one available. All back orders including new R1. Sod all. This is unexceptable Yamaha.Even when i recived my Warrantie and Breakdown Card this week They Informed me that the Booklet explaining the rules.... Read more Yep you guessed it [They have run out]Being a fair minded sort of a chap i thought it is a new model in Europe. But Lo and Behold after a visit to the Yank website Vmax. That have had the vmax for some time.Your ahead of me. They have not recived the Gift packs for new owners.This problem also applies to the new R1. So Yamaha Bleeding wake up. 16000 is beginning to look a bit Steep Yours Grumpy ol Git Overall Rating 5 out of 5 Ride Quality & Brakes 4 out of 5 Engine 5 out of 5 Build Quality & Reliability 5 out of 5 Value & Running Costs 4 out of 5 Equipment 1 out of 5 Read all 4 owners' reviews in full Facts & Figures Model info Year introduced 2008 Year discontinued - New price £21,499 Warranty term Two year unlimited mileage Running costs Insurance group 15 of 17 Annual road tax £80 Annual service cost - Performance Max power 197 bhp Max torque 123 ft-lb Top speed 143 mph 1/4-mile acceleration 10.86 secs Average fuel consumption 36 mpg Tank range 120 miles Specification Engine size 1679cc Engine type Liquid-cooled, 1679cc (90 x 66mm), dohc, four-valve V-four. Fuel-injection. Five gears, shaft drive Frame type Aluminium diamond Fuel capacity 15 litres Seat height 775mm Bike weight 310kg Front suspension preload, compression and rebound damping Rear suspension preload, compression and rebound damping Front brake 2 x 320mm wavy front discs with radial six-piiston calipers Rear brake 298mm wavy rear disc with single piston caliper Front tyre size 120/70 x 18 Rear tyre size 200/50 x 18 History & Versions Model history 1986: Yamaha VMX1200 V-Max launched in USA.1991: Restricted version arrives in UK.1996: Full 140bhp version of the Yamaha VMX1200 V-Max appears in UK.1999: Cosmetic upgrade with `carbon look' bodywork.2004: Yamaha VMX1200 V-Max discontinued in UK. 2008; All new VMAX revealed, on sale 2009. Other versions N/A Photo Gallery Other pages you might like ... NewsArticles VideoVideos ReviewsBike reviews For saleBikes for sale Celebrate the VMAX's 26th birthday by buying a watch! What better way to celebrate the 26th anniversary of the Yamaha VMAX than buying a VMAX Chronograph... Yamaha celebrates 30 years of VMAX with carbon version A new VMAX Carbon model has been added to the range to celebrate 30 years since the famous bike... Tokyo Show: Yamaha V-Max The Tokyo Motorcycle Show has opened to the public today, and one of the new models is the Yamaha... New 2009 Yamaha V-Max: Official pictures This is the first official picture ever seen of Yamaha's new 2009 V-Max - and you can see many more... 2009 Yamaha V-Max official details and pictures Yamaha has officially unvelied the 2009 V-Max and MCN can now reveal the official specifications and... What should we test on Yamaha's new V-Max? You could help MCN with its test of Yamaha's all-new V-Max by telling us what you want to know about... First Yamaha V-maxs hit dealer floors Yamaha dealer Flitwick Motorcycles have taken delivery of the first three V-Maxs in the UK, with... Exclusive photo: finished MotoCzysz E1pc revealed, claiming V-MAX-beating acceleration He's teased with dyno videos, but this is the first time American superbike auteur Michael Czysz has... Leno's V-Max sells for £75,000! American TV star, Jay Leno, sold his customised V-Max in a Las Vegas charity auction for £75,079... Video: Yamaha V-Max 2-minute test The V-Max is what happens when you mix 1679cc and nearly 200 horsepower in a motorcycle that's one... YAMAHA V-MAX (1991-2004) "An ill-handling, raw powered Rottweiller of a motorcycle" MCN Rating: 4 out of 5 1 owner rating:5 out of 5 All related reviews YAMAHA V-MAX £18,745 Lancashire YAMAHA V-MAX (2009) £12,000 Lancashire YAMAHA V-MAX £21,499 Fife YAMAHA V-MAX £15,749 Derbyshire YAMAHA V-MAX (1999/T) £4,995 Oxfordshire YAMAHA V-MAX £15,749 Lancashire YAMAHA V-MAX (2015) £18,884 Lincolnshire YAMAHA V-MAX (2002/02) £4,750 Essex YAMAHA V-MAX (2013/63) £13,995 Fife YAMAHA V-MAX £19,995 Merseyside All related bikes for sale


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Overland Storage brings Snap back to San Jose
- Mary Duan
Overland Storage Inc. President and CEO Eric L. Kelly knows a good deal when he sees it, especially when he's seen it before.
Kelly and a group of investors in 2002 purchased Snap Appliance Inc., a data storage business, for $10 million.
Two years later, as president and CEO of Snap Appliance, he sold the business to Adaptec Inc. for $100 million. And four years later it all came full circle when Adaptec called Kelly and asked him if he wanted to buy the business back for $3.9 million.
Kelly, then a board member at Overland, urged the company to do it.
He is now president and CEO of the publicly traded Overland and has to prove the buyback was the right move. He will be responsible for steering Overland through a major transition, which he hopes will bring it back to health as a result of significant changes in the storage industry. He also needs to diversify its customer base, which was previously dominated by one customer, Hewlett-Packard Co.
Overland is shifting strategies to focus on new and emerging storage technologies and building on the still well-regarded Snap Server brand. The company also is packing up its Milpitas office and moving its sales and marketing and R&D teams to downtown San Jose, where it plans to add about 35 people to the current Silicon Valley roster of 60 in the next year. Those positions, in sales and marketing and software engineering, along with the new focus, hopefully will put Overland back on track.
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Why it went off track in the first place is a pretty simple story. Overland was heavy into the tape segment of its storage business, and Hewlett-Packard was its single largest customer, representing about 70 percent of its revenue. When HP moved on to the next generation of storage for its tape libraries, Overland lost out to a competitor, BDT AG.
"When you have 70 percent of your business based on one customer, your infrastructure, your head count, your skills are all based on serving that customer," Kelly said. "And as that has changed, we had to change strategy."
Overland's data storage products include nearline data protection appliances, disk backup and recovery, data protection software, and tape backup and archive. End users include small and medium-size businesses as well as divisions and operating units of large multinational corporations, governmental organizations, universities and other nonprofit institutions.
Overland reported in early February that it had lost more than $2.6 million last quarter, following a $3.7 million loss the previous quarter. Revenue in this quarter was up $1.1 million from the previous quarter, reaching $20.4 million, but it's still down $8.5 million year over year.
But the investment community clearly believes Overland's change in focus can work: The company on Feb. 22 announced it raised $12 million in private equity. The money will be used to fund the expansion of the sales and marketing team, and for product development.
As Kelly puts it, moving to downtown San Jose is déjà vu all over again. He's a San Jose State University grad, and Overland is moving into the same building that housed Snap Appliance in the early part of the decade. Much of the Snap team that worked for him is now at Overland.
And while Overland is technically based in San Diego, Kelly is a Danville resident and will have his office at the company's new digs on the second and 13th floors at 125 S. Market St. in Cityview Plaza.
"At our first all-hands meeting after the Snap purchase, I looked around at all the familiar faces and said, 'What has everyone been up to for the past three years?'" Kelly said.
Overland board member Bob Degan, formerly a general manager at Cisco Systems Inc., said while Kelly has been on the job only a year, he's "managed to stop the bleeding" and has put an executive team in place that can take Overland from a $100 million company to a $400 million company. It will be Kelly's fourth successful turnaround if it works, Degan said.
He added while the company is still losing money, it's not losing as much.
"Eric has streamlined the organization, he's got the company doing a lot of R&D partnerships and he's focusing on service," he said. "Those are three things that can eat up cash, but the company has done a great job in positioning all of that."
International Data Corp. Vice President Benjamin Woo said Overland faces a big challenge because it plays in an increasingly crowded market. Companies such as NetGear Inc., for example, also are maneuvering their way from the more consumer-focused space to serving small and medium-size businesses as well.
"With the acquisition of Snap and the confidence level in that name, they're looking forward into what the market is desiring," Woo said. "They're consolidating to the small and medium-size business space, and they have a price point and flexibility for smaller organizations. But they also have a solution that fits all of the needs of a larger enterprise. My advice is to sustain their brand loyalty and customer loyalty to the Snap name."
Kelly said the company's move to San Jose is planned for May or June, and tenant improvements on the roughly 25,000 square feet Overland leased are already under way. When Snap first moved downtown earlier this decade, it did so after the company's operations manager mapped out where all of Snap's employees lived, and downtown San Jose was the epicenter.
"It's still basically that way," Kelly said. "We're looking forward to being down here again."
Location: San Diego and Milpitas
CEO: Eric L. Kelly
Revenue: $105 million for fiscal year 2009
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Written by Carys Allott on 28th February 2015Another year of the Turner Prize brings with it yet another 'but is it art?' debate.
This has been the immortal response that the annual award has been deemed to create since it was established in 1984. It provokes differing opinions on both the importance and value of conceptual art – innovative and cutting-edge, or pretentious and talentless? The idea that one of the most viewed paintings, Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa, is categorised in the same field of work as 1995's Turner Prize Winner, Damien Hirst's Mother and Child, Divided (an achingly controversial sculpture consisting of four tanks, each of which containing one half of the cow or calf featured), is one which sparks a lot of questions as to how far the term 'art' really does and should extend.
The dispute surrounding the inclusion of such sculptures, installations and video elements in exhibitions has resulted in countless demonstrations, one of the most prominent being that by a group called the Stuckists. Stuckists preach their distaste and lack of acceptance towards 'anything claiming to be art which incorporates dead animals and beds – mainly because they are unremarkable and boring' – a highly subjective statement in itself. They take a strong prescriptive approach in their 'Stuckist Manifesto', a document that ironically screams pretension from a source claiming to be 'anti the pretensions of conceptual art'. Such points include the importance placed on painting as essentially a way of enriching an artist with the unyielding attitude that 'artists who don't paint aren't artists'.
This is a contemporary idea in itself, conflicting with the Middle Aged classification of an artist being: 'to fill the role of a craftsman, with the inclusion of techniques, such as architecture and tapestry'. This Stuckist sentiment suggests the exclusion of a large proportion of past art work purely because it has been created without the use of a paintbrush. Previous Turner Prize uproar has largely come in the form of direct action. The attention surrounding 1999's award was diverted away from winner Steve McQueen, and placed on fellow nominee, Tracey Emin's My Bed. The exhibition featured, as the title suggests, Emin's bed, complete with stained bed sheets, plus scattered debris in the forms of empty bottles, cigarette butts and used condoms. It attracted the unwanted attention of Yuan Chai and Jian Jun Xi, two performance artists who stripped themselves of clothing, revealing their bare bodies covered in slogans, only to then leap onto the bed and stage a pillow fight, later arguing that their action will 'make the public think about what is good art.' This operation has since been named Two naked men jump into Tracey's bed.
Other high-profile approaches include Banksy's Mind the Crap slogan painted on the steps of the Tate in 2002 prior to the prize ceremony. This was perhaps a disputable step taken by the evidentally talented and notoriously mysterious street artist, whose own work and actions are often criticised as vandalism, including the defacing of other street artists work. Art is generally something that is enjoyed by those who appreciate it. It remains current by pushing boundaries and thrives on initiating debate, leading to the subsequent portrayal of individual passion and judgment. Art isn't something that should be conservatively prearranged, but instead something that results in separable choices. Anything designed and created with thoughtful consideration should surely be viewed with the same open-mind, regardless of its permanence, technique, or materials used. This year's Turner Prize exhibits work by sculptors: Karla Black and Martin Boyce, Hilary Lloyd, a video artist, and paintings by George Shaw.
All are on show at the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead (21st October – 8th January). The winner will be announced on 5th December.
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Aug 28, 2006, 07:48 AM | |
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You can get some very good Kevlar tow here:
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...&highlight=tow Tow lies quite flat against the spar cap. Check the photos at the link above. Full disclosure, I'm Littleflyer's dad. |
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Aug 28, 2006, 12:44 PM | |
Thank you guys. I've been doing a lot of research on RCGroups. I think I'm going to stick with RES and pass on the NOS. I'll beef up the joiners and sheet the LE's to form a D tube and cap the aft portion of the ribs.
I'm ordering some of the kevlar tow for the job. Where are you guys obtaining your carbon? I think I can get some T-6 alum for the joiners. |
Aug 28, 2006, 04:03 PM | |
Here is a copy of something I sent Ryan a few months ago. You may find it interesting. I have got my joiner questions resolved. I used a FG rod and brass tubes in blocks. It will fill the spar area in the first bay and be real strong with ply shear webs and Kevlar tow rap. You can see some pictures of the blocks that I have attached. I still need to trim and fit them but you can get the idea. I decided if the plans, and your build have had no problem with the standard joiner, I'll just do the first bay and make the second bay solid filled and raped for added strength. I am using pre-cured .007 top caps only so that should add a lot of strength also. I will rap most if not all of the center section and a few bays out on the tips. John |
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I made the "Super Wing" for a NOS Paragon about eight or so years ago (still fly it a lot) and it came out a fair amount heaver than stock (1st Paragon). It will launch on our Wade winches which break molded wings (I know) without fear.
Guess what, it makes no difference, the drag of the plane is so high that the zoom is not much better than a wing with only minor mods and much lighter. Never had a wing flutter problem but did blow the rudder and fin off once and got lucky and it landed with no damage (I did not land it other than elevator and spoilers). I would keep it NOS legal as there is no advantage to adding sheeting if you use spruce turbulators and make the spar stiff in torsion as well as bending. Jack |
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We loved the balcony and the views out over the water as well as views back over Amalfi. Breakfast was delicious and the staff very friendly.
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Amaizing views!!! Great terrace with live music (Mondays). Nice and clean rooms. The amenities, beach access, pool were great!!
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The location is magnificent. The Hotel staff was wonderful. Especially Tony, he parks your car, drives the shuttle into Amalfi and also takes care of your luggage. He was terrific!
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We had a lovely stay at the Mirimalfi.The delightful receptionist went out of her way to ensure that our stay was all we had hoped for.Our room had beautiful views and we really enjoyed it.We had a beautiful meal in the Resturant and enjoyed meeting the chef.
Only a 10 minute walk into the village of Amalfi. Friendly , helpful staff. Wonderful views from your own balcony. Access to the sea from the hotel .
Beautiful view from all area of the hotel,good parking possibility on the sea-cost,where that is rather difficult
Amazing view, very charming and service minded staff, walking distance to the centre of Amalfi.
Set on a cliff on the Amalfi Coast, Hotel Miramalfi provides panoramic sea views from its restaurants, swimming pool and guest rooms. It features Mediterranean-style decor.
All rooms have a sea-view balcony. They also provide a TV with satellite channels, air conditioning and a minibar. The bathroom comes with a hairdryer and toiletries.
Guests can reach different sun terraces and the private beach with a lift that has been carved in the cliff. The restaurants serve traditional Campania cuisine. Occasionally, they organize live music dinners.
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Hotel Il Nido is a small, peaceful hotel overlooking the Bay of Amalfi. It has air-conditioned rooms with balconies and panoramic views, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
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The Hotel Marina Riviera features a terrace overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, a Turkish bath, and a sensory shower. The hotel is on Amalfi's seaside promenade, 270 yards from the cathedral.
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Il Saraceno is an ancient Arab fortress built into the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast. It offers free parking, and panoramic sea views from the swimming pool, the deck, and the terrace bar.
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Set on the beautiful Amalfi Coast, Hotel La Bussola offers a large terrace with a wonderful view of the sea. The panoramic restaurant serves local cuisine, and rooms are stylish.
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We loved the balcony and the views out over the water as well as views back over Amalfi. Breakfast was delicious and the staff very friendly.
This hotel is a 10-15 min walk or 5 min taxi ride up the hill from Amalfi. Because we were there in the low season, the restaurant was not open and we had to go down to Amalfi for meals other than breakfast.
Best view and wonderful scenery. Quaint little town and everyone friendly. This hotel was breathe taking
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Restaurant closed for winter Property is aged Staff at best courteous Overpriced for the value offering Would not recommend out of season
We had a lovely stay at the Mirimalfi.The delightful receptionist went out of her way to ensure that our stay was all we had hoped for.Our room had beautiful views and we really enjoyed it.We had a beautiful meal in the Resturant and enjoyed meeting the chef.
The only down side was that the shuttle was not running.We had to get a taxi to take us to the bus station at the end of our stay , a distance of 0.5 Kilometer and we were charged 15 Euro.We had just been all the way to Ravello and back for 70 Euro.So we thought the final taxi fare to B/S was outrageous.
Only a 10 minute walk into the village of Amalfi. Friendly , helpful staff. Wonderful views from your own balcony. Access to the sea from the hotel .
The beds and pillows were a bit too firm.
Beautiful view from all area of the hotel,good parking possibility on the sea-cost,where that is rather difficult
Although they have a shuttle system to the center of the city,but they finish ones too early at evening,so the guest they go out to a restaurant to have a dinner,can return to the hotel only walking along a without pavement local country road
Amazing view, very charming and service minded staff, walking distance to the centre of Amalfi.
Would have been nice with a gym
Amalfi and surrounding area is just beautiful. Lovely Views from room, restaurant and roof top bar. Salt water pool and swimming in the sea direct from the hotel cliff side.
Having a room below the restaurant/function room. Footsteps and scraping of chairs at 6.30am when setting up for breakfast, a wedding above our heads on Saturday night and a party on Sunday. Room a bit old fashioned and breakfast was a bit ordinary and the same every day. We expected a bit more from a 4 star hotel.
General aesthetic of area.
Noise level of 3rd floor rooms. No a/c during very hot weather.
Amaizing views!!! Great terrace with live music (Mondays). Nice and clean rooms. The amenities, beach access, pool were great!!
Not exactly in the center. You are like 500mts up hill on the route to Positano. You can go walking or there are charters from the Hotel. All these are good things, except if you habe some one with dificulties walking, we had to use taxi just for 500mt = 15€. But its really near and there is a charter from the hotel during the day..
The staff were friendly and helpful, the pool and bathing facilities excellent.The public areas of the hotel were comfortable with stunning views.The room was clean and the bed very comfortable.Hotel Shuttle to and from Amalfi centre.
Would have liked hot drink making facilities in our room.No toaster to make toast at breakfast.
This hotel is very well located The view is very beautiful on Amalfi, nice restaurant and also a very good breakfast.
They never sent back something we had forgotten in the room, despite emails and phone calls.
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staff uncorteus (except for the porter!), musty smell in the room, loud night music event on friday hasn't let us sleep, mouse droppings on the balcony, poor breakfast quality, lack of interest in meeting our basic needs.
The view from the balcony was amazing . Our room was very clean ,well decorated and extremely comfortable. The hotel staff were very helpful and the breakfast had every thing we could have wished for.
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Had to find our own way from ferry. Capri experience very different.
Position in relation to Amalfi town centre. Pool and sunbathing area and access to sea.
Beds not the comfiest but lovely clean room looking out to sea with nice balcony with sun loungers.
excellent location, walk down to Amalfi 10 mins..Poolside sandwiches excellent.
Great location and views from the restaurant. Rooftop bar is nice if a little public. Convenient car park.
Asked for car to be ready early in the morning but was delayed as it was still parked behind other cars.
Staff, breakfest, location, view..all excellent..
Old hotel Not very well maintained Not very responsive stuff - slow and lazzy
View of Amalfi and the surrounding sea was amazing. Swimming pool, access to the sea. Lifts to all levels (Hotel is on a clifftop). Restaurant food very good.
Firm beds.
The location of the hotel, room & sun deck / pool areas were ideal for our needs clean tidy & well presented.
We did not receive the Superior Double Room as shown and requested on the Booking.com web site, the Le Onde restaurant was closed for the year were we had expected to have lunch on a daily basis & the staff were less than friendly and attentive during our stay. We feel that we were let down by Booking.com as what was advertised & expected was not delivered.
the view is amazing, right above the water on the coast. balcony is decent size with sun chairs. the view during breakfast was great.
the cost.. i understand this is prime property and high season, but too expensive, the room is nothing special. the staff could be more friendly. paying 18eur for parking per day is unacceptable, considering the high daily room rate already. they put us in a room with a smaller balcony at first, after complaining we were moved to one with a standard balcony. i wont stay here again, but can recommend it if you have a huge wallet.


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It's no secret that Manuka honey has become very popular among consumers around the country.Honeymark is one of the biggest players when it comes to the importation of Manuka honey in North America.
It's no secret that Manuka honey has become very popular among consumers around the country. Its unique properties and usefulness in a variety of different situations has been the topic of discussion in the news, on blogs and various message boards throughout the internet.
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Kid Friendly - Old World Garden is City RefugeAsk The Experts - Elizabeth on Worms & WisdomDefinitely Design - Stained Glass OverlayOut In the Open - Low Maintenance LandscapeCloser to Home - Storm Doors Made Easy
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The condition of the backyard almost led Nancie and Michael to sell their house, luckily they asked for help instead. In this episode, landscaper Carson Arthur and decorator Amanda Eaton, will makeover the space to create much needed privacy, make it suitable for kids and adults and top it off with a European flair its a Tuscan getaway for the entire family.
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- 900amDesign RivalsThis Episode : Moms MakeoverThis Episode: Moms Makeover
Chris nature loving mother has just bought her first house for and by herself. The boys fly to Chriss native Newfoundland where Glenda shows them a thing or two about clearing the land and building a bonfire. While they roast marshmallows under the Newfoundland skies, Chris is disappointed to hear his mother say that she would like her living room and kitchen the two rooms they spend time in during Chris visits - to reflect her love of natural things.
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A vivacious drama teacher is at a rare loss for words after a former student surprises her with a $25,000 makeover. Even as she bravely struggles with Parkinsons Disease behind-the-scenes, she continues to touch thousands of students lives with her inspiration and insight. Now, Makeover Wish is rewarding her home, and shocking her with a special encore at school.
More about "Makeover Wish" - 1000amHome To GoThis Episode : History LessonsThis Episode: History Lessons
Michelle and Marcus are our HGTV makeover winners. Their charming house has only one problem in need of rescue: the heart of the house - the kitchen - is absolutely charmless. Since they plan to move to a bigger home soon, affordable and portable solutions are the order of the day. Fantastic tips on how to add charm through architectural details and a select few personality pieces will be explored on this episode. Peter makes a room divider out of shutters.
More about "Home To Go" - 1030amFor Your HomeThis Episode : Outdoor SpacesThis Episode: Outdoor Spaces
Do you love your home but can't stand your deck? Vicki has the answers with a complete deck renovation project. Learn how beneficial it can be to your home's value and your family's together time by creating a great backyard deck.
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- 1200pmDownright DomesticThis Episode : 10 Summer RecipesThis Episode: 10 Summer Recipes
You wont run out of great recipes this summer because weve got 10 to add to your arsenal. They include Sesame Salmon Salad, Gazpacho, Strawberry Balsamic Jam, and more.
More about "Downright Domestic" - 1230pmDownright DomesticThis Episode : 10 Dinner Party IdeasThis Episode: 10 Dinner Party Ideas
Make your own Pizzas, Make Your Own Sushi, and a Moroccan theme, are just some of the dinner party ideas we have dished up in this episode.
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- 200pmSouthern Fried FitnessThis Episode : Schoolade! Learning To Eat CleanThis Episode: Schoolade! Learning To Eat Clean
The bell has rung and school is in session. In this episode of Southern Fried Fitness, Robin breaks down the importance of nutrition in our lives and helps us gain perspective. She prepares two dishes that are Green and Clean and will leave you wanting more. Once your perspective is clear, Robin introduces techniques to help overcome old habits and start building new ones! As always, expect a sweet treat in the end!
More about "Southern Fried Fitness" - 230pmAt The Table WithThis Episode : Douglas RodriguezThis Episode: Douglas Rodriguez
Born to Cuban immigrants, Doug Rodriguez is father of Nuevo Latino cooking. He is also fueled by a desire to be a strong role model for Hispanic Americans. Oddly it was Julia Child that inspired him as a youngster he preferred watching her cooking show over cartoons on TV. Growing up in Miami, he was surrounded by the sights and smells of Cuban American food, and it was there, at age 24, that he would open the highly successful Yuca restaurant in the fashionable area of South Beach. He now is owner chef of restaurants in several cities and Zagat has called him the most important restaurant chef in the Latin world.
More about "At The Table With" - 300pmFresh With Anna OlsonThis Episode : Farm To TableThis Episode: Farm To Table
Anna & her husband Michael serve at a local winery farm-to-table event. At home Anna plans ahead and assembles everything she will be bringing to the event: heirloom tomato salad, corn shrimp fritters with cucumber rmoulade, and chicken terrine with onion marmalade (ham). Picking up the finishing touches at Dave Perkins Riverbend garden on the way, this event is going to be a sure success, and a whole lot of fun!
More about "Fresh With Anna Olson" - 330pmFresh With Anna OlsonThis Episode : Boating BreakfastThis Episode: Boating Breakfast
Its a gorgeous day and Annas cooking up a brunch feast in her backyard: fruit & nut muesli, eggs Benedict with peameal on scallion waffles with tomato cream, summer sunshine smoothies, and a moist date raisin loaf that will have you coming back for seconds. Anna takes a morning trip to see Lyle the egg man at Welland market, and then slows it down in the afternoon coasting on the water with appetizers.
More about "Fresh With Anna Olson" - 400pmChef At HomeThis Episode : Three Meat PastaThis Episode: Three Meat Pasta
After a long day of errands and chores, Michael opts to make a quick and easy meal. A tasty three-meat sauce that includes beef, pork and veal turns good old spaghetti into an original feast of flavour. The meat sauce is rounded off with a few slices of pancetta and finely chopped vegetables. Roasted garlic bread and a salad of romaine lettuce with croutons and Italian dressing complete this scrumptious dinner.
More about "Chef At Home" - 430pmChef At HomeThis Episode : Easy Pizza PartyThis Episode: Easy Pizza Party
Michael serves up a rich and zesty pizza that appeals to both adults and kids. He starts off with a good tomato sauce base that includes essential ingredients like onion, garlic, tomatoes, tomato paste and of course, oregano. This is a great party meal. Guests can personalize their pizzas from a selection of toppings. Panzerotti and twisty bread with dipping sauce round out this simple but delicious party hit.
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David meets the real JFK and finds out how many Belgians it takes to brown a rabbit.
More about "Loving Spoonfuls" - 530pmChef At LargeThis Episode : Extreme River RaftingThis Episode: Extreme River Rafting
This is a true culinary adventure as Michael roughs it royally on a gourmet river rafting expedition. Journey through the remote wilderness of Northern BC on a River Raft and travel down glacier-fed rivers while making camp and eating well enroute. He encounters a challenge of a lifetime and experiences the wild joys of cooking in a kitchen with no walls where campfire becomes stove and river is tap and fridge.
More about "Chef At Large" - 600pmChef At LargeThis Episode : Kosher FoodThis Episode: Kosher Food
What is Kosher? We find out in Montreal. Travel with Michael through historic Montreal where he uncovers great bagels and smoked meats in preparation for a traditional Jewish Wedding.
More about "Chef At Large" - 630pmAnna And Kristina's Grocery BagThis Episode : O Magazine CookbookAnna And Kristina's Grocery Bag
Will recipes from the most powerful woman in show bizs magazine meet Anna and Kristinas high expectations or will they decide the recipes from O Magazine have jumped the couch? A chicken broth taste test leaves the most expensive brand clucking for a rematch.
- 700pmAnna And Kristina's Beauty CallThis Episode : Wow Before The VowsAnna And Kristina's Beauty Call
Anna and Kristina shop for a couple who want to make a stylish entrance when they walk into their wedding rehearsal dinner. The outfits the girls buy for them get judged by fashionista Jeanne Beker. Plus fun beauty tests and must-see advice for every woman who turns into a tottering wreck when she walks in heels.JUDGE: Jeanne Beker - Fashion Journalist / Host, Fashion TelevisionTIP FROM THE TOP: Manuel Medoza Wedding Gown Designer
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Kymm figured if she bought her wedding dress two sizes too small that would force her to diet and go to the gym. It didnt happen. Now its six weeks to her wedding day and she cant fit into her dress.
More about "Bulging Brides" - 800pmBulging BridesThis Episode : Days Of Wine & WorkoutsThis Episode: Days Of Wine & Workouts
Too much rich food and fine wine has left Cathy bulging out of her wedding dress. She tries to stick to the workout and nutrition plan, but calorie-filled temptation is everywhere. Can Cathy give up the good life and drop enough inches to fit into her gown?
More about "Bulging Brides" - 830pmSo ChicThis Episode : Big Top ChicThis Episode: Big Top Chic
Five years ago Lisa and Charlie were stylish career women today they are stay-at-home moms. They became fast friends after the birth of their first children when they joined the same mothers group. Lisa is ready to take on a more feminine look that doesnt include chunky platform shoes and Charlie is ready to start caring about how she looks again since she is thinking of venturing back into the workforce.
More about "So Chic" - 900pmSo ChicThis Episode : Socialite ChicThis Episode: Socialite Chic
Roxie lives with her husband and their two children two hours away from her little sister Vivian. The 18th Annual Teddy Bear Affair fundraiser for the Childrens Aid Foundation will be one of the rare opportunities for them to do sisterly things together.
More about "So Chic" - 930pmRenovate My WardrobeThis Episode : Pierra BizzarriThis Episode: Pierra Bizzarri
Pierra is the vibrant mother of 3 young boys, dedicates her life to her kids, leaving absolutely no time for herself. Shes a young mom and is sick of feeling like shes an old lady. Her closet situation is dire, and her husband refuses to do anything about until she cleans up her act. Clothes from every stage of life are piling up and covering up the gems she feels like she has in her dungeon. Her dream is to wake up, get dressed, and feel sexy every morning, even if she is just getting the kids ready for school.
More about "Renovate My Wardrobe" - 1000pmStyle By JuryThis Episode : The Secret To Cindy's SuccessStyle By Jury
- 1030pmDiva On A DimeThis Episode : Escaping From The ScrubsThis Episode: Escaping From The Scrubs
Since Janet wears scrubs all day in her job as a nuclear medicine technologist, she finds it challenging to put together an outfit for a night out. Her unsexy job has lowered her expectations of how good she can actually look. Her birthday is coming up and there is nothing shed like more than to stun her friends and family with a drop dead gorgeous dress, complete with sensuous hair and makeup. Janet has asked Diva on a Dime to find her inner vamp in time for her party.
More about "Diva On A Dime" - 1100pmReality ObsessedThis Episode : Reality WorldThis Episode: Reality World
What happens when you put three MTV Reality stars, a Big Brother Icon, and the Number one fan of Reality TV in a Hollywood mansion for 2 days? Does the delicious drama unfolding in our favorite reality shows truly happen in front of innocent cameras? Or do participants need a little prodding from the producers. Murtz Jaffer creates homage to shows like Real World and Big Brother to see if close quarters with housemates creates the drama we so craveor do the producers of his show need to stir the pot a bit?
More about "Reality Obsessed" - 1130pmIn The Dog HouseThis Episode : Sweet Georgia Down!This Episode: Sweet Georgia Down!
An unexpected pregnancy, plus a massive, possessive, Great Dane named Georgia equals high stress for new couple Ryan and Erin. The stakes are high. Georgias disposition is a direct threat to the safety of their newborn baby but trouble is, Erin and Ryan cant agree on Georgias training. Erin has a soft approach and feels that Ryan is too aggressive. With the baby only 5 months away, time is running out. Can Brad help this couple get onside with each other for the future of their baby, their relationship and Georgia?
More about "In The Dog House" - 1200amDesign RivalsThis Episode : Photo FinishThis Episode: Photo Finish
Amidst flashbulbs and fanfare Chris and Steven meet livewire George - a third generation photographer - on the job at the Gemini Awards. Between taking shots of glamorous celebrities, George makes his desires for his massive master bedroom very clear. Unfortunately for Chris and Steven they are a contradiction as big as his bedroom. How can one room be welcoming and slick, comfortable and minimal, glamorous and family friendly? Above all else, George makes it clear that personalization is key - if it looks anything like a hotel he wont be happy.
More about "Design Rivals" - 1230amYour House & HomeThis Episode : Episode 122This Episode: Episode 122
Shows and Expos - Parade of Homes Indoor TourDefinitely Design - Stone Features & Water GardensOut In the Open - Hinged Crawling Plant TrellisGet this Gadget - Home-Tech Made EasyCloser to Home - Installing a Wall-mount Flat Screen
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Living just blocks from exciting & colorful Little Italy makes Honey Fishers tiny, urban yard seem dark and uninviting. In this episode, decorator Amanda Eaton and landscaper Carson Arthur, will brighten the drab space with a good garden cleanup and makeover the fences with a vibrant paint color, actually several different paint colors its no longer drab, thats for sure.
More about "Room To Grow" - 130amMakeover WishThis Episode : Something To Sing AboutThis Episode: Something To Sing About
A talented singer and music instructor knows that every voice in this world counts. Thats why she has dedicated her life to helping handicapped and unfortunate people sing their hearts out with passion and joy. And its why the Makeover Wish Team is giving her a standing ovation and a gift that both she and her loving students can enjoy.
More about "Makeover Wish" - 200amHome To GoThis Episode : Upscale EclecticThis Episode: Upscale Eclectic
Having one room do all the work for an office, dining room and living room is tough but not impossible. A dowdy downtown house is transformed with vibrant colours, multifunctional furniture and creative room dividing techniques to make it stylish, practical and best of all, portable.
More about "Home To Go" - 230amFor Your HomeThis Episode : Decorated GardenThis Episode: Decorated Garden
It's the little things that make a garden special. Vicki shows you how to create your own decorative paving stones, plant a succulent container garden, decorate with sea shells, create wi re and glass garden lights plus get tips for making everything in your garden perform to the max without using harmful chemicals.
More about "For Your Home" - 300amIn The Dog HouseThis Episode : At Arms LengthThis Episode: At Arms Length
Chris, a retired lawyer and bachelor, was content living with his yappy pooches Zeke and Quincy, who arent even housetrained. Its never mattered that others found the dogs intolerable UNTIL Diane, a sophisticated bachelorette, came on the scene. As is, the dogs have even pulled Chris into traffic and doctors are concerned that his arm may have permanent damage from their tugging. Chris must now work to get his dogs under control before Diane calls it quits. Can Brad teach this old bachelor new tricks to control his dogs, save his arms and this newfound relationship?
More about "In The Dog House" - 330amSibling RivalryThis Episode : Colour Our WorldsThis Episode: Colour Our Worlds
Now the fun begins as Dan and Nikki show very different styles when it comes to choosing the finishing touches- paint, hardware, floors and more.
More about "Sibling Rivalry" - 400amNeatThis Episode : Seasonal ClutterThis Episode: Seasonal Clutter
Its spring! And theres nothing like a change of season to change the way you look at your home. Heidi and Geoff are heads of a busy, active family but the areas where all their gear is stored are so cluttered, they may end up spending the season inside. Without proper systems, seasonal changeover has become such a challenge that Heidi and Geoff find themselves putting away Christmas ornaments in June and locating sun-hats in February. In this special episode, Hellen takes on Heidi and Geoffs cluttered garage and front entry-way and gives them organizing systems that smooth the seasonal transitions. Spotlight on zoning your garage with space-maximizing solutions and how-to start the day off right from a launch pad.
More about "Neat" - 430amShe's CraftyThis Episode : Livin' Tha LifeShe's Crafty
Dress up your home with hip, modern pieces that you, yes you, made yourself! Host Wendy Russell turns to the 60s for inspiration for a mod room divider and then raids her closet for a fun way to update old chairs.
- 500amYummy MummyThis Episode : Body Image BluesThis Episode: Body Image Blues
Host Erica Ehm finds the best ways to conquer the body image blues.For some moms, its taken a while to accept that, after having children, their bodies have changed forever. And looking at photographs of themselves just reminds them of all the body parts theyd like to change. Our team of experts gives two lucky moms the inside scoop on what the Hollywood stars already know there are ways to conceal the features you dont like, and highlight the ones you do. Then, we all know youre supposed to work out to bounce back but how do you really do it with a baby in tow? We send a new mom to test drive three popular mommy and me workouts. And dietician Lisa Weinberg gives Erica the real deal about what works, and what doesnt, when it comes to some of the latest diet trends. Plus, what you need to know if youre considering plastic surgery.
More about "Yummy Mummy" - 530amSouthern Fried FitnessThis Episode : Maximize Your Workouts With Robins Pre And Post Work RecipesThis Episode: Maximize Your Workouts With Robins Pre And Post Work Recipes
Being a Lean-Mean-Fighting Machine means taking your nutrition to the next level. In this episode of Southern Fried Fitness, Robin introduces us to pre and post strength training foods designed to repair, replenish and maximize your weight lifting efforts. This episode has a special treat you wont want to miss!
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Mercury's Print Museum, Ingle Hall, has preserved Tasmania's printing heritage.
The museum has been developed by the Mercury newspaper in its 1814 Georgian building, in Macquarie St, Hobart, adjoining the company's main printing operation.
The Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery assisted the newspaper in creating the specialised museum which occupies the entire ground floor of Ingle Hall, one of Australia's oldest early colonial buildings.
Displays range from a collection of early printing memorabilia covering the early days of typesetting by hand with "movable type", the development of "hot metal" type, and today's computer-based typesetting techniques.
The museum was developed by the Mercury as part of its Newspapers in Education program.
There is a strong education focus as the museum traces the development of printing through actual historical objects and images as well as visual and oral presentations.
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- Release Date: Dec 6, 2010
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Win Any Match
First on the day of the match click on the opposing team
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- $1,750 million of 4.800% senior notes maturing in April 2044
The senior notes are rated A- by Standard & Poor's and Baa1 by Moody's. The offering is expected to close March 7, 2014, subject to customary closing conditions.
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Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated, J.P. Morgan Securities LLC, Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Wells Fargo Securities, LLC acted as joint book-running managers in the offering. The offering of the securities is being made only by means of a prospectus supplement and the accompanying base prospectus, which is filed as part of Gilead's effective shelf registration statement on Form S-3 (File No. 194298) copies of which may be obtained from:
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