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Ukraine Hotel - Sevastopol
2 Gogolya Street - Sevastopol
1-877-662-6988Welcome to Ukraine Hotel!
You will be spoilt for choice in terms of food at this 3-star Sevastopol hotel as the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you are sure to find something tasty to tempt your palate. If you are in need of rest and relaxation you can find massage/treatment rooms, a spa tub and a sauna on offer. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks after a long day.
The lobby area has a TV so you can keep up-to-date on all the news. Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like. Planning a meeting? This hotel has conference rooms, as well as a business center. Other amenities include a hair salon, ATM/banking, an elevator (lift), concierge services and laundry facilities.
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Breakfast at Ukraine Hotel
A free buffet breakfast is served each morning.
Facilities at Ukraine Hotel
- Business Center
- Meeting Room
- Conference room
- Sauna
- Massages
- Spa/Wellness Centre
- Hydromassage Jacuzzi
- Health club
- Bar
- Restaurant/Dining
- Lift/elevator
- Laundry room
- Hairdresser
- Room service - 24 hour
- Internet/Email services
- TV Lounge
- Concierge
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- If you require a visa to enter the country, your hotel may be able to help with the supporting documents needed to obtain one. To learn more, you can reach out to the hotel via the contact details included on your booking confirmation. The hotel may charge for this assistance, even if you end up cancelling your reservation. All arrangements are solely between the hotel and yourself.
- Children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
Check-in: after 2 PM.
Check-out: before noon.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Room Details
Ukraine Hotel offers 62 guest rooms with free local calls. Rooms open onto balconies. Satellite TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers visiting the Sevastopol area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as phones. Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Hairdryer in each room
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
- Terrace/Balcony
Distances from Ukraine Hotel
Panorama Museum - 0.2 km / 0.1 miSt. Vladimir's Cathedral - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Fort Paul - 1.9 km / 1.2 mi
Monument to the Scuttled Ships - 2 km / 1.2 mi
Chersonesos - 2.7 km / 1.7 mi
The preferred airport for Ukraine Hotel is Simferopol (SIP-Simferopol Intl.) - 59.9 km / 37.2 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
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If you're a corporate communications or public relations executive in Minnesota, the status of our state's largest newspaper – the Minneapolis-based Star Tribune, with more than 250 editors and reporters – is always of intense interest. Beyond its average weekly readership of 1.34 million, the Star Tribune now has an online reach that includes 7.3 million monthly unique visitors and 80 million monthly page views across all of its platforms. Did you think that news-breaking rivals such as Twitter, BuzzFeed, Bring Me The News, MinnPost, Mpls/St. Paul Business Journal, Twin Cities Business' e-briefcase, and even Huffington Post have eroded the value of the daily newspaper at 425 Portland Avenue? Think again.
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"It's definitely a big change. But I grew up in the Northeast and went to college in Chicago at Northwestern, so this isn't my first exposure to cold weather. Plus, there were some tough changes in San Diego – the paper has changed owners twice in recent years, along with severe downsizing – and I'm very happy to be at the Star Tribune."
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"Sure, right now we have 21 people including myself. A bunch of them are new hires we've made in the past year, and they are really motivated to make their mark here.
The reporting staff for the most part is divided among three editors. Doug Iverson (formerly with the Pioneer Press and Finance & Commerce) edits healthcare reporter Chris Snowbeck and medical tech writer Joe Carlson (formerly with Modern Healthcare magazine); our Washington, D.C. reporter Jim Spencer, columnist Neal St. Anthony and Dave Shaffer, who covers Xcel Energy and other energy news. Then there's editor Cathy Roberts, recently hired out of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle in New York, who edits Mike Hughlett on food news, Tom Meersman on agriculture, Dee DePass on manufacturing, David Phelps on professional services such as law firms and ad agencies, and Patrick Kennedy on non-profits and big projects like our ranking of Minnesota's biggest companies and CEO compensation packages. Evan Ramstad, who we hired about 18 months ago from the Wall Street Journal, edits Adam Belz on the economy (he also blogs at "3D Economics"), real estate reporters Jim Buchta and Kristen Painter (who came here from the Denver Post, and contributes to the "Just Listed" blog), and our retail writers Kavita Kumar and John Ewoldt.
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5. There have been some changes in your Sunday section. Can you tell me about that?
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One thing we do appreciate: tell us in advance that you're releasing a major announcement at 8:00 am on Friday morning, even if you can't tell us what it is – so our reporter can be ready."
8. Give PR Directors and VPs of Corporate Communications some advice: what's the best way to approach the Star Tribune business desk with a story?
"Approach the beat reporter who covers your industry directly; hopefully, PR people already know who those reporters are. It's not a good idea to come to me or one of the other editors, unless there's a special circumstance. Generally we're just going to pass the information along to the reporter anyway, so it's best to go directly to them."
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"I remember when Chen May Yee pitched that story to me. That was a good one! But it's really case-by-case. Ideally we'd like all our reporters to be able to write a story, take pictures and shoot video. And some of them have really taken to the multimedia approach. But we also have a team of Star Tribune staffers who shoot videos – it's the main part of their job. With bigger projects, for example the "Left Behind" series that Adam Belz did last year, we always want to have videos to accompany the stories. It's really become an essential part of how we tell stories."
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10. Can you tell us anything about the overarching strategy for the business team in coming years?
"The strategy is kind of obvious – find great business stories that people will read and remember. Those come in all flavors, whether it's a five-part series that wins journalism prizes or just an unusual story that's told in a creative way. We're fortunate at the Star Tribune that we have the manpower in the newsroom to do really ambitious work. And I think so long as we're doing good journalism we'll be pretty successful on whatever platform you look at, whether in print, online, mobile or whatever comes along in the future."
Paul Maccabee is president of Minneapolis-based Maccabee, a strategic public relations and online marketing agency.


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Festival Burgundy Cordyline
Cordyline x 'JURred' P.P. #14,224
Item #3173 USDA Hardiness Zone: 8 - 11Plant Description
Prized for its eye-catching bright burgundy-red foliage, this hybrid Cordyline creates a dramatic grass-like effect with its long arching leaves and tiny white flowers appearing on dark red stems. Spectacular when paired with bright-colored foliage and flowers. Plant in drifts along walkway borders or in foundation plantings. A bold architectural form in container gardens. Evergreen.
Light Needs:
Full sun
Watering Needs:
Once established, needs only occasional watering.
Average Landscape Size:
Arching leaves form a mounding clump 3 ft. tall and wide.
Key Feature:
Patio Container Plant
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Plant type:Perennial
Growth rate:Moderate
Average landscape size:Arching leaves form a mounding clump 3 ft. tall and wide.
Special features:Dramatic Foliage Color, Easy Care, Waterwise
Foliage color:Burgundy
Flower color:White
Garden styleContemporary, Tropical
Patent Act:Asexual reproduction of plants protected by the Plant Patent Act is prohibited during the life of the patent.
Design IdeasThis spicy new cordyline is a natural in hot color tropical gardens when played off large green foliage plants. It is also favored by smart modern garden designers who love its unique form and color for single specimens in ground or in simple geometric containers. Give this plant a rich Asian flare in decadent glazed ceramic pots and urns. An outstanding accent for patio areas and courtyards looking for something new and different. As with all cordylines they are a staple of the true Arts & Crafts era garden and California bungalow design.
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Provide well drained, moist soil. Add a controlled release fertilizer to the soil mix. In zones 7 & 8, plants may go dormant in coldest of winters, re-emerging in spring. In colder climates, bring indoors before the threat of frost. In spring, remove old foliage for a neat appearance.Light Needs:
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This might be a confusing question, but i hope someone can give me some suggestions.
I have an album for DS from birth - age 2. I have started one for DD. Now, here is my question...do you have one that you do for both kids, like holidays, vacations, etc? I have a separate album for Christmas starting in 2005 where i put all my picture christmas cards, plus photos of us opening gifts and stuff. I would like to have one album that i can concentrate on, instead of 3 (one for each of them plus me)
I hope that isnt' too confusing. thanks!
DH Nate
DS Jacob 1/6/04
DD Kaitlyn 11/1/06
After Kayson's first year, I plan on only doing one scrapbook of all the "main" events. so, yes, I would just stick to one scrapbook if that's what you want. I will only be scrapping trips, fun weekends, holidays, etc. of our whole family after I complete his first year. HTH...you just do what works for you.
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I'm doing a couple that are purely Andrea. She will have a birth book and a 1st year book, but then it will be "family" books.
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I have 3 albums that are my kids, each one has when I was pregnant with them, their first year, and birthdays.
I have another album just for holidays, events, vacations, etc...
I thought about doing each kid a page(ex. christmas 2006) but thats really too much. I would have to make 4 lo's of the same thing.
I just use a normal baby book for Ruthie. But, starting this year, I am doing a "year in review" scrapbook (stole idea from preg.org friend! ) and I am giving it to Randall at Christmas.
i have 2 for DD #1 first year, it got so fat i slit it into 2 books of the same. then I have 1 for her 2nd year. now that she's "older" I think i'll do the next one for when she's 2 and 3 so its not too skinny
with DD #2 i don't know if i'll end up splitting her first, I've only done the first page
now i'm also working on our christmas vacation one. so yes, i have like 3 going. that's how i'll do it personally. i guess i'll be in trouble if i have as many kids as I want to have
~ Natalie ~
Becky -6/19/04
Emma -6/16/06
Grace -4/5/08
This doesn't pertain to me as I really only have 1 child so far.
But a friend of mine had decided to do 1 book for each child and not have one of her own. Her reasoning is when they grow up and move out, she doesn't want them fighting over who gets what pages.
But at the same time, I don't blame you for following the way you are working it now. Because it does seem like a lot of work.


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I actually bind mine with the TH on, as it overwrites the stick input and allows it to stay @ 0 (just a note, not a contradiction)
I also have bound mine without the rudder input on several occasions, as I assume this is just a failsafe option. Try binding without rudder input. Perhaps it isn't a bind problem, but a programming one. If you are getting swash movement there must be some sort of a bind. Maybe try making a brand new model memory, from a reset model location, and set it up as per the book. Does the controller work fine with any other heli??? |
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Perhaps it is a battery issue, or a poor solder. Current overload will cause a tail wag, and poor batteries just the same. This is a very sensitive heli, my drunk mozzie must be a woman as if it's not set just right, I get shudders and tail wag all the time.
Jan 28, 2013, 08:22 AM | |
Think I killed my nano board. Was searching for the reason it was cutting out during start up and discovered the motor plug on the board was loose. Just reflowed the solder and it was like new.
Except now the blue light just blinks like it is in binding mode. Tried rebinding- no luck. So something must be bad on the board. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks! |
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dx6i bound
thanks Aphro, that did the trick
now to work out the best settings for the mild BL conversion kit im seeing suggestions of pith adj set to L85 H85 DR expo dropped a bit and throttle curves of 35 60 90 100 in normal sound about right for a starting point? |
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OK, I am stumped. I replaced my frame and motor and when I put everything back together my tail is acting very strangely. When I plug in the battery the tail starts, bound or not it starts spinning. when I increase throttle it stops spinning. It's like it is reversed on when it should be on and off. I tried to eliminate all variables so I took the board off the heli and unhooked the servos and main motor. Even with just the board, a battery and the tail plugged in, the tail motor comes on full blast as soon as the battery is plugged in. I also took the tail off of another heli and no change. Any ideas??? Everything else seems to be working properly but I can't get off the ground so can't be sure.
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The tail motor spins with no throttle, it even spins when not bound to tx. It starts spinning the instant the battery touches the battery cable and only stops when I apply throttle. I did plug it in both ways just in case but no change. I don't want a new board, this is already my second one, HH sent me a replacement when my first one freaked out 5 flights in.
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Name: Nan K. Chase
Occupation: Writer, co-author of Drink the Harvest and author of Eat Your Yard!
Place of Residence: Asheville, North Carolina
Background and Personal History: Although she has lived in western North Carolina nearly 35 years, Nan Chase spent her childhood in California, and much of that in the Central Valley, with a backyard filled with fruit trees and nut trees. She has never forgotten the sight of the almond tree covered in pale pink blossoms or the plum trees loaded with dark, juicy fruit.
Nan's college degree was in economics and journalism, and for some years she was an investigative reporter in a small town in North Carolina (she also covered weddings and beauty pageants). But as a stay-at-home mom living in rural North Carolina, she learned from the farm women around her how valuable it was — in many ways — to grow and preserve her own food. Since she moved to North Carolina, she has always lived within 5 miles of the magnificent Blue Ridge Parkway, with its endless array of wildflowers, flowering shrubs and flowering trees. She's a self-taught gardener who learned from other gardeners rather than from formal coursework.
After she joined a garden club about 20 years ago, Nan learned more and more about growing things, and started combining those two aspects of gardening: food and beauty.
She has been married since 1974 to her high school sweetheart, Saul, and they're still going strong, with three grown children and four grandchildren. She and Saul have moved tons of dirt and rocks over the years, and have planted hundreds of trees — and now she's happy, she says, to get to share the joy with the grandchildren. Somehow, gardening is new and different every day.
About her writing, Nan says:
"Writing has been my passion all my life. I always thought I would stay with newspaper and magazine work, and being a freelancer allowed me to work in short bits of time between domestic chores. But when my youngest child left for college I suddenly had the time for longer projects, and jumped into book writing with a big, serious history of Asheville, called Asheville: A History, I was hooked. Then came the collaboration on Bark House Style, and following that, the publisher asked me to consider doing another book. So I looked around for a topic and figured I had enough "edible landscape" experience from my own gardens for a book. That project became Eat Your Yard! Edible trees, shrubs, vines, herbs and flowers for your landscape. Now it looks as though I am a garden writer for keeps, and my next book, Drink the Harvest: Making and Preserving Juices, Wines, Meads, Teas, and Cider, with amazing co-author DeNeice C. Guest, comes out in June 2014. We're so excited about this book, the first of its kind, about creating landscape beauty and a high level of beverage production and self-sufficiency at the same time."
Current Projects: In addition to writing magazine articles (she loves travel writing), Nan has started work on still another new garden. She and her husband recently bought a distressed vacant lot near their own house in Asheville, and are building another house. The landscape is an all-mud construction zone but she has confidence in a two-year plan. Nan also belongs to the Asheville E-Z Gardeners, a garden club that combines good deeds with wine.
Other Fun Facts: Nan lives in a bark house! While collaborating on a book about bark architecture, an unusual rustic style that originated with chestnut bark in the North Carolina mountains in the 1890's, she was so impressed with its energy-saving qualities that when she and her husband had the chance to build a new house on a vacant lot five years ago, they chose to cover the house in poplar bark shingles. The house will never need to be painted, and the bark acts as phenomenal insulation, she says. Wasps and bees like to make their nests in its quiet corners, and the wasps in particular do a lot of pest control in the garden while also helping pollination. (The book, by the way is called Bark House Style: Sustainable Designs from Nature, and the co-author is Chris McCurry, "The Bark Queen," who owns the company that makes the bark shingles, Highland Craftsmen.)
Nan doesn't garden on Saturdays. Ever. "Because I observe the Jewish Sabbath, from sundown Friday to sundown Saturday, I am prohibited from disturbing nature in any way during that time, even pulling a weed or deadheading a spent flower. So I make sure everything is just so by Friday afternoon so I can enjoy a carefree day with the plants. In this case less really is a lot more."
More Places to Find Nan on the Web:
The online profile of her work as a writer
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In this interesting garden profile Nan co-authored for the Smithsonian
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This trip was really awsome, guide was so cool and talkative and evrything was just going easy... greate trip!
The guide was excellent, good English and knowledgeable. Shared a number of interesting thoughts. The village was interesting, charming and well worth a visit when in Taipei. Highly recommend for a half day outing.
The tour is amazing with nice tour guide/driver
The tour is amazing with nice tour guide/driver
Epic scenic view on the way and at the village. Loved the preserved village and the lovely shopping, make sure you haggle the prices :
The tour guy was nice and informative.
Crowded tourist spot but it was nice that we had an hour to walk around
Although the weather was rainy, this was still a very enjoyable and interesting tour to go outside the city, and see some of the beautiful countryside outside of Taipei, were residents often go on weekends.
This tour was amazing!
Great tour, I loved seeing the Northeast coast. The scenery is great. The driver was very safe and the guide spoke excellent English. Chiufen Village was far more crowed than I would have preferred, especially in the shopping area. Everything under the control of our guide/tour company went very smoothly.
Clean and comfortable small bus for our group of 7. We saw the amazing rock formations and had ample time to walk through the jiu fen streets, sampling so many local delicacies.
The road uphill to jiu fen was quite steep with many bends but the driver was cautious and navigated the bends gently.
Small village perched on mountainside with narrow alleys with shops selling mostly rubbish.
It was still better than Taipei markets, with a couple of very nice Tea Houses.
Good half day trip
This tour was great. Obviously as it's only a half-day you can't spend a long time meandering anywhere, but it's perfect for seeing the sights of Chiufen. The guide is lovely and speaks English, Chinese and Japanese. Highly recommended.
Nice trip to get out of Taipei
I was fortunate to join a small group of 6, lead by Jack the guide. We made 3 about stops along the way each lasting about 15minutes to Jiufen/Chiufen allowing the group to take pictures. In Chiufen we stayed about an hour. Overall the trip was enjoyable and I felt it was nicely paced: not rushed.
Jiufen was a perfect half day tour to take from Taipei. The views along the ocean are gorgeous. I highly recommend getting through the Jiufen tourist area and spend more time tasting the various teas. It was a fun way to spend the afternoon.


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EQT Corporation (NYSE: EQT) and EQT Midstream Partners, LP (NYSE: EQM) today announced that EQT Midstream Partners has agreed to acquire EQT Corporation's (EQT) wholly owned subsidiary, Sunrise Pipeline, LLC (Sunrise), for $507.5 million cash and $32.5 million of common and general partners units. EQT Midstream Partners (Partnership) also agreed to pay additional consideration of $110 million to EQT upon the effectiveness of a new transportation agreement with a third-party that the Partnership expects to become effective post-closing. In addition, the Partnership announced a $0.40 cash distribution per unit for the second quarter 2013, which represents a $0.03 or 8% increase over the first quarter 2013 cash distribution per unit.
Sunrise Acquisition The primary assets of Sunrise consist of: (i) 41.5 miles of 24-inch diameter FERC-regulated pipeline that parallels and interconnects with the segment of the Partnership's transmission and storage system from Wetzel County, West Virginia to Greene County, Pennsylvania; (ii) the Jefferson compressor station in Greene County; and (iii) an interconnect with the Texas Eastern pipeline in Greene County. The Sunrise pipeline has existing throughput capacity of approximately 400 BBtu per day, all of which is subscribed under firm transmission contracts with a weighted-average remaining contract life based on contracted revenues of approximately 10 years as of June 30, 2013. EQT Energy, LLC (EQT Energy), EQT's marketing affiliate, has entered into a firm contract for 305 BBtu per day of capacity. In addition, 95 BBtu per day of capacity has been contracted with third-parties. These contracts provide $44.3 million in annual firm reservation revenue and up to $0.7 million of annual firm usage revenue, if fully utilized.
Sunrise is currently expanding its Jefferson compressor station, which will provide approximately 550 BBtu per day of additional capacity. The Partnership will invest $30 million for the expansion, which is fully subscribed and expected to be in service by September 1, 2014. EQT Energy has entered into a precedent agreement for approximately 295 BBtu per day of firm capacity over a 10-year term, commencing on the date the expansion is placed in service, which results in $26.9 million of annual firm reservation revenue.
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Obviously too young to remember section 28 then?!
I'm not a Tory and would never even consider voting for them. But it is good that there are gay and lesbian people in all democratic parties
However, I noted that the bulk of MP's opposing what I think is reasonable protection from hate speech were Tory. Again.
It's very Tory to keep saying that her sexuality need not be talked about, including continuing issues of discrimination and inequality. And I have yet to come across a straight Tory politician (or indeed of any party)who describes their partner and family life as 'not interesting'.
Good luck to her – let's hope she dents Labour's majority
The bit about it being a Labour stronghold and the Tories having no chance of winning is a half-truth. This will be a big fight between Labour and the SNP and the irrelevant Tories will be lucky to exceed the mere 6% they got last time they stood in the constituency.
good on her but it's a lost cause.
The only people (according to The Times) who will surprise anyone will be the BMP who are set to retain their deposit and may even come third or fourth place.
don't you think the subs could do a better job of finding pictures?
There's a full page one on the Conservative site – better than this pixilated one.
So she's a gay woman campaigning for a gay-unfriendly political party. I wonder if she considers herself to be being used, because if not then she's stupid, if she is then she's stupid.
According to the Sun, she said: "I don't believe sexuality is an issue now." This jenny-come-lately should tell that to the family and friends of the gay men getting their heads kicked in all over the country. Foolish, Tory stooge. Cameron apologised when he'd lost the battle and voted to keep Section 28. vote Tory by all means if you wish, but don't kid yourself this bigotted, homophobic party, the auto-proclaimed 'nasty party', has shifted a jot in relation to gay people.
This is the new Tory party is it? All inclusive and cuddly.
Putting up a lesbian candidate in a seat where she doesn't stand a cat in hell's chance of winning stinks of tokenism of the worst kind.
She should be ashamed of herself.
Have any of you Labour trolls actually taken a look at the state of the country then?
As with all window dressing, you cannot hide your goods entirely . . .
No you're right John, eventually the ecomony collapses, people lose their homes and their job, crime rates soar, and the country loses all sense of social responsibility and morality.
Thankfully there's an opportunity to sort it all out next May.
@Charles (10) – Yes, the Conservatives have selected a lesbian to fight a seat less winnable than others.
However, the Party has already selected dozens of openly LGBT candidates for the next General Election, many in very winnable seats. The Party Vice Chair, Margot James, is openly lesbian & likely to be the next MP for Stourbridge, openly-gay Iain Stewart only needs a 1% swing to become the next MP for Milton Keynes South. And that is just to name two. On top of this there are already THREE openly gay Conservative shadow ministers.
Not a sign of tokenism but true commitment for the LGBT community and a great sign for the furtherance of LGBT equality under a Conservative Government.
@ 14 – What are you? A walking talking billboard advertisement for the Tory party? You missed the "elect two for the price of one" line.
If anyone thinks that there will be any real significant gay break-through in the Tory party now or during the next election is living in cloud-coockoo land. Ask IDS?
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House | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
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LOCATION: Croatia / Island Korcula / Cove Picena (Vela Luka)
Check in: 14:00 Check out: 09:00
SPORT ACTIVITIES : beach volleyball. badminton.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES : outdoor shower. free berth for boat (only with obligatory previous notice). half board with surcharge.
BEACHES CLOSE TO THE PROPERTY: pebble beach. concrete beach. private beach.
ROBINSON TOURISM: The property is robinson type and has next features: water from a well or water tank . The property is robinson type and has next features: electricity from solar cells. The property is robinson type and has next features: gas refrigerator. The property is robinson type and has next features: gas hob. The property is robinson type and has next features: signal for mobile phones is strong enough (GSM). The property can be reached by car on 80 meters distance.
DISTANCES: The distance to the closest beach is 30 meter. The distance to the sea is 30 metar. The distance to the town center is 5000 metar. Airport - 200 km. Train station - 84 km. Ship / ferry port - 3 km. Closest infirmary/hospital - 7000 m. Closest public transport (bus etc) - 3000 m. Grocery store - 3000 m. Closest restaurant - 4000 m.
Size | Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms |
Nearest beach | 30 m |
Access | Car advised |
Nearest travel links | Nearest airport: 200 km, Nearest railway: 84 km |
Family friendly | Great for children of all ages |
Notes | Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed |
Features and Facilities
Luxuries | Sea view |
General | TV, Table tennis |
Utilities | Cooker, Fridge |
Rooms | 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms |
Furniture | Double beds (3) |
Other | Linen provided |
Outdoors | Balcony or terrace, BBQ |
Access | Parking |
Further details | BASIC FEATURES : The category is 2 star/s. Size of the house is 60 m2. In the house is/are 1 living room/s Number of balconies in the house: 1. BEDROOM (1): Flooring: laminate. In the bedroom is double bed. Bedding is available to guests. BEDROOM (2): Flooring: tiles. In the bedroom is french bed. Bedding is available to guests. BEDROOM (3): Flooring: tiles. In the bedroom is french bed. Bedding is available to guests. LIVING ROOMS : kitchen, dining room and living room in the same room. the living rooms have an exit to the balcony/terrace. Flooring in the house is: tiles. EQUIPMENT: TV set. couch/sofa. smoking allowed inside the holiday house . KITCHEN EQUIPMENT: table and chairs. kitchen sink. hob with four cookers. gas hob. refrigerator. tee/coffee machine (filter or espresso). VIEW FROM THE HOLIDAY HOUSE: sea view. BATHROOM (1): Size of the bathroom is: 2 m2. Equipment in the bathroom: shower. Equipment in the bathroom: toilet. Equipment in the bathroom: tiles. Equipment in the bathroom: bath towels. There is/are additional 1 toilet/s. BALCONY/TERRACE (1): Size of balcony/teracce of the house is 30 m2. Features and equipment of the balcony/terrace seating set. Features and equipment of the balcony/terrace ground floor (garden terrace). Features and equipment of the balcony/terrace orientation sea side. Features and equipment of the balcony/terrace sea view. PETS : There is a possibility of accepting pets only upon previous notice and agreement. |
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I know the feeling! My doctor called me in Zofran (not sure how to spell) and it worked wonders for me!
Me too! And I got Zofran but it caused awful constipation so now fighting those demons. Had to stop the zofran. ugh.
Amy(30) DH(32) est. 2001 with 3 DS(12) (9) (7)
V(11/2006) VR(1/16/12 w/Dr Wilson)
My first two it was awful. The dr can give you something if you want to help. B6 help too, eating small meals more often instead of less larger meals (always have something in your stomach) Seabands help too. Ginger, lemon water.
This time thankfully so far no I haven't had it to bad. Once I get in the car though thats another story. As soon as I sit in the seat, moving or not, I feel like I'm going to be sick. Just trying to drive 5 mins yesterday about killed me.
I've had to get homecare for both my pregnancies (IVs and zofran). I was on a zofran pump this time but I quit because the constipation was worse than the hyperemesis. One thing that helps on really bad days is drinking a tablespoon of gatorade every 15 min or so. It keeps you hydrated and you're less likely to throw up the small amounts. Hard candies seem to help deal with all the excess saliva that would add to the queasiness.
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I puke all the time, but still have gained four pounds! So not fair!!! I attribute it to all the carbs I've been eating and how constipated I am. Hate it.
It's kicking mine. I have it all day, every day. Some days are worse than others and I'm vomiting all day long. It's like the world's worst hangover and I get headaches and feel dizzy with it. I had a break on Saturday and today is good so far. But I'm such a paranoid freak that on Saturday I was fretting b/c I didn't feel sick (I thought it meant something must be wrong). Then it came back with a vengeance yesterday and I said, Okay, nevermind, I can be done with that now. :-)
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I'm feeling very sick these days, I'm 6 weeks too. I felt like this for my son, but I think it's worse this time around.. I try not to take anything.. but I do do Ginger tea sometimes and the eating small snacks through the day..


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