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Villa | 6 bedrooms | sleeps 14
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A Brand new 2010, '5' Star Luxury 6 bed, 4 bath fully air conditioned executive Villa in Archfeld Blvd with Free local, National & international call to over 40 destinations & free wireless internet. You also have your own private heated Pool & Spa. Our Villa is south facing for maximum all day sun and a perfect sun tan, with sunbeds, seating & out door alfresco dining for 12. The living room has a 50' Tv with cable TV.
All bedrooms have TVs with cable TV & built in DVD players. You have your own private games room with Pool Table, Football, Air Hockey, electronic Dart board and a 42' flat screen TV with games consul XBOX360. The kitchen is fully equipped with all modern appliances & more. You also have your own Laundry room with Washer & Dryer. This is the closest holiday resort to Disney as its only 2 minutes from Disney & 1 minute from Restaurants & Bars.
This location is ideal for all major attractions and airports which makes it perfect for the holiday of a life time. .
|Sleeps up to 14, 6 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Coco Beach 80 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|700 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Orlando International 28 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Children's pool
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Telephone, Pool or snooker table, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms of which 4 Family bathrooms and 3 En suites
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (3), Single beds (6), Cots (1), Dining seats for 14, Lounge seats for 11
|High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Shared garden, BBQ, Climbing frame, Swing set
|Wheelchair users, Secure parking
About this location
The Central Florida region
Orlando is the number one holiday & theme park capital of the world. It is well known for the its attractions and theme parks. It is the world's favourite destination for family fun, excitement and adventure for all ages and interests.
Florida also offers a number of smaller parks as well as the larger theme parks Orlando has some of the best water parks in the world with beautifully landscaped grounds which are great for all ages.
Here is a list of some of the Parks Amusement and Theme Parks
Disney's Magic Kingdom
Disney's EPCOT
Disney's Disney-MGM Studios
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Discovery Cove
Universal Studios Florida
Universal Studios Islands of Adventure
SeaWorld Orlando
Water Parks
Walt Disney's World Blizzard Beach
Walt Disney's World Typhoon Lagoon
Walt Disney's World Water Country
Wet N' Wild
Water Mania
Orlando Restaurants can be found virtually everywhere. There are many in the Walt Disney complex and in all the surrounding areas, Lake Buena Vista, Kissimmee and Orlando Florida. All three areas have plenty to offer in the way of local cuisine.
Orlando dinner shows and night time attractions are an especially good value. They feature horses, pirates, cowboys, and magicians. Most of the dinner shows include dinner (usually a chicken or beef dish with a vegetarian option) and unlimited beverages. They are all aimed at a family audience, so parents should not worry about unsuitable content.
Dinner Shows
Aloha Polynesian Luau
Arabian Nights
Capones Dinner & Show
Disneys Character Dining
Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue
Mark Two Dinner Theater
Medieval Times
Pirates Dinner Adventure
Polynesian Luau Dinner Show
Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Show
Wild Bills Wild West Dinner Extravaganza
Orlando Shopping offers lots of great places to shop. You will find malls, outlets, collector's shops, specialty shops, antique shops, boutiques, high-end shops, low-end shops and many more. The Orlando area offers hundreds of shopping centres featuring every product imaginable.
Orlando Florida is the fastest growing retail market in the United States. It houses seven regional malls with over 700 retail shops. There are Themed shopping areas as well as traditional malls that mark the Orlando, Lake Buena Vista and Kissimmee area that offer a large selection of shopping choices.
Millenium Mall Orlando (The best one)
Lake Buena Vista
Crossroads at Lake Buena Vista
Downtown Disney Marketplace
Downtown Disney West Side
Lake Buena Vista Factory Stores
Church Street Station
Orlando Premium Outlets
Kissimmee Market Street at Celebration
Kissimmee Manufacturer's Outlet Mall
Main Gate Flea Market Prices
International Drive
Belz Designer Outlet Centre
Belz Factory Outlet World
Pointe Orlando
Windsor Hills resort is located just off highway 192 west & only 2 miles from the gatesof Disney. The resort is within easy reach of Restaurants, Bars Diners and Shops, all the major attractions, shopping malls & golf courses . Windsor Hills is the closest gated community to Walt Disney World and a premier resort for villa based holidays in the area and you are just minutes away from Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, MGM Studios, & Downtown Disney. .
The exclusive community of Windsor Hills boasts many additional facilities for the use of guests, including a large club house with lagoon style pool with water slide, Spa, 58 seater private cinema, gym, extensive children's' playground, well stocked convenience shop, video arcade, games room, putting green, and courts for basketball, tennis and volleyball all on a site and protected by 24 hour security.
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19 Nov 2014
"Lovely villa"
The villa was in a great location and was very comfortable and spacious. The kids loved the pool area and having two separate lounge areas worked very well for our family group.… More
26 Oct 2014
"Excellent villa in a prime location."
Just returned ,top quality villa in a well kept community ,all amenities in villa ,a very short drive to disney and all other main attractions ,5 star.… More
13 Oct 2012
"Excellent Villa highly recommend it, great location."
Property was excellent, close to Disney and places to eat. The weather was nice and the complex where the villa was situated was well looked after, nice and clean and staff was pleasant.
5 Sep 2012
we all had a wonderful vacation, mark roche was very helpful from stars to finish, villa was first class, every thing you need is on hand, spotlessly clean, location could not have been better, thank … More
15 Aug 2012
"Had a wonderful holiday with all the family"
Stayed at a very nice villa in a good location a couple of miles from the Disney Parks
The surrounding area was always very clean & tidy & well looked after.
Could not have asked for anything more, also the staff around the complex were very friendly
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re-bed window panes in new glazing putty or...
So I've been poking around about old window maintenance and restoration and read Terry Meany's book Working Windows. But I want to refine my plan of attack. For example, many sources recommend bedding the window glass in a thin, 1/8" or so bead of glazing compound (after scraping out the old bedding and prepping the wooden frame with scraping, maybe sanding, and an oil based primer).
I would like to do the rebedding step once in my life and be done with it. Reglazing I don't mind doing again, but this business of prying out all the glaziers points and trying to get the glass out without breaking it, prepping the frame, etc, I only want to do once. So, we're looking for 40-50 year performance or more. Now, I definitely plan to reglaze the windows with traditional glazing compound, but for this bedding step, I'd like to consider other alternatives. what about silicone caulk? or glazing tape? I just think the silicone would be easier and faster to apply, the glass would be less likely to break when I press it into place (because the silicone is more flexible and giving than glazing compound, which is rather stiff), and would seal much longer than the glazing compound, which eventually dries out, cracks, and powders. Am I off in my assumptions? I just want to get the best, long term results without any gotchas.
The long life of the glazing compound is exactly why removing the old bedding is such a PITA.
Unless the outer glazing fails, the inner bedding rarely needs any attention.
You really only need to worry about the bedding bead if water has gotten past the outer glazing.
Use DAP33 glazing.
It is still the best stuff on the market.
I like Sarco putty products.
Are you familiar with the John Leeke's website and the Old House Web? Both have active groups of people overhauling their old windows, and tons of useful info.
Here's the urls: www.oldhouseweb.com (I usually go to the pre-1900 board; even if your house is younger than that you might still look at the pre-1900 one for additional window info.)
www.historichomeworks.com (John Leeke's site look for the window board and brew yourself some coffee and settle in for a long read. He has tons of excellent info on saving and working on window frames.)
As for bedding the glass: applying that little bead is the least onerous part of the job, so I would definitely use whatever you're using for putty. I haven't had a situation yet where I thought the bedding was satisfactory enough to leave untouched when I was reglazing. My windows are all 125 or more years old, so maybe they're in wrose shape than yours. I just always plan on taking out the glass, cleaning out the bedding, etc.
Windows take a considerable amount of time so approaching them as long-term, almost once in a lifetime, projects makes sense. That's how I'm progressing through our house and barn sashes - nearly a 100 of them in all.
Yeah, mine are 120 years old and I'm wondering if they'e _ever_ been rebedded before. Sadly Brick, looking at some discoloration to the wood, I'm betting there is glazing failure.
John Leeke! Thanks--I've been googling John Locke window restoration Maine and getting a lot of philosophy and no window info, hee hee.
Yeah, this is a long term project. I hope to do two windows soup to nuts this summer, and then two to three more every year. I have something like 35 windows to do, so I'll be a grandmother when I finish (just in time!).
Oh, and my kids like to play baseball in the yard. yikes!
If you have storm windows you can work in the window sashes just about year round.
Most times original windows had no factory bedding putty at all, but did have primer. Bed only with putty if your windows have thin early muntins, because breaking a tough caulk or silicone bond can be enough to destroy old muntins. This is one place to regard the future restorer.
Here is a picture of one of them for context:
1887 window. Actually this is the one an intruder came through a couple of years ago. They grabbed an ipod and left in disgust. Hopefully they put the word out that we have lame possessions (bwahaha, they didn't know the value of our legos and extensive unit block collection!)
The muntins are 13/16" wide. Looking carefully at where the glass meets the wood on the interior side, at first I thought they were not bedded:
but in this picture, also taken from the interior, you can see a thin layer of something between the wood and the glass, kind of gunky chunky and sticking out in one place where I'm pointing with the deadly lego:
so I guess they were originally bedded. I don't know if 13/16" would be considered thin for muntins, but I do want to regard a future restorer. So I guess I'm back to putty. I'd consider 100% silicone; the obstinate child in me wants to believe it could be scraped away from the muntin in 50 years without damage, but if any got out of where I wanted it to be, the non-paintable aspect of it would be an ugly bummer.
Is there any chance, based on photos/vintage of the windows, that I could skip the points/glass/old bedding removal step, and just leave the glass in place and reglaze? I'm a perfectionist, but as I'm getting older, I'm becoming more of a pragmatist.
I wish gardenweb had a survey feature. It would be fun to see what percentage of window restorers went all the way down to the muntins and rails, and what percentage scraped out the glazing, put in new, and went and had a beer on the porch.
Slateberry, while your trim is different from mine, the color of the finish is the same as mine--from a broken window stop I am presuming the wood of my 1908 house to be red oak--would that be right?
When I put stained glass in some diamond-shaped lights in my parlor, I found no bedding, and the original was not painted--it just had points and the outer putty. When I put in the new glass, I just did the same thing since that window is protected by my front porch.
I had to replace cracked glass in two other windows, one in the attic, and the other in the kitchen, and neither had paint or bedding. Neither did the storm on my sidelight, which is the original.
I am starting this year to redo my storms (replacing aluminum crap with wood), and will reglaze my sashes as well--but I WILL prime before putting back the old glass--without bedding since there will be storms. I read somewhere that the bedding is mainly to prevent rattling from road traffic, and for water protection if there are no storms.
Here's a question: my kitchen window was rabbetted around three sides, but not the top--there was a slot there which the glass slid into before you put it in the rest of the way. How weird is that? Anyone else have that?
"Here's a question: my kitchen window was rabbetted around three sides, but not the top--there was a slot there which the glass slid into before you put it in the rest of the way. How weird is that? Anyone else have that?"
Hi! My sister's kitchen door is done like that, although it's been modified in so many ways, we're not sure what to do with it now. Intruders broke the non original wood out and she wants to put glass back in, but it's a conundrum on how we accomplish that without routing that fourth edge to match the others.
The three rabbets and a slot is the way bottom sash are milled. It obviates the need to putty the hard-to-reach area, while giving a cleaner look from outside, and maximizing the glass area and making the check rails more skinny. I always fill that slot with soft putty and carefully slip the edge of glass into it, Without putty it's a draft source.
Thanks Casey! I didn't know that...I thought I should just putty that edge like the others, but didn't since it would be visible from the inside. I'll have to do that when I get to the new storms!
Mirage, I'd just make the glass a tiny bit longer and the proper width and insert it into the door. My back door has its original glass, as does my front, will have to check whether they have slots or not, though the front's bevelled glass has egg and dart molding on all four sides.


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Major water companies, with the help of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF), continue to divest communities of their natural right to water, thus undermining the essence of democracy as well as contributing to an insidious form of global deprivation.
Global Warming and the Iraq War
The war is responsible for at least 141 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (MMTCO2e) since March 2003. To put this in perspective, CO2 released by the war to date equals the emissions from putting 25 million more cars on the road in the US this year.
Between March 2003 and October 2007 the US military in Iraq purchased more than 4 billion gallons of fuel from the Defense Energy Support Center, the agency responsible for procuring and supplying petroleum products to the Department of Defense. Burning these fuels has directly produced nearly 39 million metric tons of CO2 Just transporting 4 billion gallons of fuel to the military in Iraq consumed at least as much fuel as was delivered nearly doubling overall fuel-related emissions.
Emissions from the Iraq War to date are nearly two and a half times greater than what would be avoided between 2009 and 2016 were California to implement the auto emission regulations it has proposed, but that the Bush Administration has struck down.
The World According to Monsanto - A documentary that Americans won't ever see.
Food crisis being felt around world
Sharply rising prices have triggered food riots in recent weeks in Mexico, Morocco, Senegal, Uzbekistan, Guinea, Mauritania and Yemen, and aid agencies around the world worry they may be unable to feed the poorest of the poor.
Antarctica's Wilkins Ice Shelf Risks Collapse, U.K.
An Antarctic ice shelf bigger than Connecticut risks collapse because of global warming after a retreat that began on Feb. 28, the British Antarctic Survey said.
The Wilkins ice shelf, which lost 1,000 square kilometers (390 square miles) of ice, or about 6 percent of its surface, in 1998, calved another 570 square kilometers since February, the survey group said in an e-mailed statement. Now, there's little to stop the loss of another several thousand square kilometers.
Ozone Rules Weakened at Bush's Behest
EPA officials initially tried to set a lower seasonal limit on ozone to protect wildlife, parks and farmland, as required under the law. While their proposal was less restrictive than what the EPA's scientific advisers had proposed, Bush overruled EPA officials and on Tuesday ordered the agency to increase the limit, according to the documents.
TVNL Comment: George W. Bush and his administration are murdering us and we should stop him in self defense, by any means necessary.
Plan To Spray Toxic Biological Chemicals Over San Francisco Announced
The chemical to be sprayed is classified by the EPA as a "pesticide" and the plan is to douse cities with this chemical designed to stick on everything for 90 days or longer. This application is not a one time event, but will continue every 1-3 months for as long as five years. The pesticide to be sprayed is not designed to harm the light brown apple moth's who it is designed for, but merely to confuse its mating habits. While harmless to moths, the pesticide has been documented to harm humans.
Side effects range from vomiting and flu like systems, to male and female reproductive cycle disruption. One child nearly died from the exposure, and some people have developed asthma from being exposed to this chemical concoction. It is cause for alarm that a chemical being labeled as harmless and "safe" even in minute doses, causes severe health effects in some people. The government is racing to cover up and hide the dangerous health effects so that they can continue their aerial spray plans this summer.
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Folklore And Tradition : Carnival
Carnival - Folklore and traditions in Meix-devant-Virton
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Discover a family carnival which gathers all ages for 3 balls and a large parade. In Meix-devant-Virton, from 04 to 06/04/14!
18th edition of this colourful carnival with a free parade on Sunday which drives through the village to everyone's delight.
It then heads to the hall and marquee where all participants can warm themselves up with a hot chocolate or an adult's drink.
Dancing and music follow the festivities during the 3 balls.
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Here is a little back-story on the theme of the new restaurant. "The Trattoria al Forno story was inspired by the authentic Italian menu and the rich storytelling of the turn-of-the-century boardwalk setting," says Missy Renard, Walt Disney Imagineering resorts art director.The new restaurant, which is on the Boardwalk, is arranged as a series of separate rooms, starting with the original Entrata, or entrance, where the story begins. An arched brick wall with an aged keystone … [Read more...]
Trattoria al Forno Brings a Taste of Italy to Disney's Boardwalk
Donald's Safari Dinner Coming to Tusker House in Disney's Animal Kingdom
Starting March 8, 2015 you can experience character dining at Tusker House in Animal Kingdom. You will get to have some great food, at the all you can eat dinner buffet, and meet some your favorite characters. You get your choice of African inspired foods like Spit-roasted carved meats, salads, vegetarian options, stews, and yummy desserts of course!Don't forget, Tusker House Restaurant will still have characters at breakfast and lunch.Donald's Safari Dinner will start at 4 p.m. daily. … [Read more...]
Creature Comforts in Disney's Animal Kingdom to Close For a Starbucks
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Tusker House in Disney's Animal Kingdom to get new Character Dinner
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The Heritage Classic Foundation's motto of "Get Your Plaid On" is one that captures the very essence of what this tournament believes. "Get Your Plaid On" represents a unique exuberance and an attitude of community spirit across the State of South Carolina. Founded in 1987 as a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving lives, the Heritage Classic Foundation has given away more than $25 million dollars in charitable contributions. Proceeds from this tournament have assisted hundreds of groups ranging from medical institutions, the arts, children's programs and education. In 2013, more than $2.3 million was generated as a result of the Foundation's 2-% match giving programs. The RBC Heritage also honors America's heroes by offering complimentary admission to active-duty military personnel and their families with valid identification.
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Travelling along what is recognized as one of the world's most scenic drives the "Great Ocean Road" follows the stunning coastline of Victoria's south- west. The road winds along cliff tops, up to breathtaking headlands, down onto the edge of beaches, across river estuaries and through lush rainforests offering panoramic views of Bass Strait and the Southern Ocean at every turn.
This is one of many gigantic limestone cliffs, known as the "Loch Ard Gorge". Named after the clipper "Loch Ard", an iron-hulled clipper ship weighing 1700tonne, it ran aground here in 1878 when sailing from England to Melbourne with 54 people aboard. Only two people survived, a cabin boy, named Tom Pearce and a young woman who Pearce saved, Eva Carmichael.
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Gender Differences in Land Inheritance and Schooling Investments in the Rural Philippines
This paper examines the preferences of parents with respect to the allocation of land and investments in schooling between sons and daughters in two generations of households in the rural Philippines. In the older generation, better-educated fathers prefer to invest in sons' schooling, while land-owning mothers preferentially bestow land to daughters. While gender preference in relation to parental resources has disappeared in the child generation, sons are preferred with respect to land inheritance, while daughters are treated more favorably in schooling investments.
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The Vault:
This mission is fantastic, I just have a Quality of Life suggestion here which would be well worth adding into the game in the future.
I suggest that we be able to bring our starships outside of a system, leave them via shuttle bay, and fly to the vault proper. Additionally, and this is a feature I think we'd all love, it would be nice if our Power Trays would not be completely reset every time we change ships. Our assignments on the Nebula for instance should not get all jumbled just because we went and did a jaunt on one mission in a shuttle (or any ship for that matter). This has always bothered me. If we had a way to save some basic settings like this and load them it would be fantastic.
Another point of note: Some ships should theoretically be stealthy enough to operate as a scout. In this regard I think the Bird of Prey should be able to do the Vault mission, and need not use a Shuttle at all. Compare the stats of the D'kyr's shuttle which has a crew of 25, to the 50 of the Chang B'rel. There's not much difference, and the Bird of Prey was in fact intended for such purposes. Additionally, when we can eventually 'land' ships, I hope that the ships which have that landing capability are able to do so. Namely, the Defiant, Bird of Prey, Voyager, etc.
Enemy Mine:
This mission is wonderful. I have no major problem with the mission except there is a subplot which seems to have been left dangling. (Spoiler Alert)
I seem to have saved a number of miners from the prison, only to find that the man whose Brother i was attempting to save had nothing new to say to me. Why leave us wondering? Part of the fun in Star Trek is the human(alien?) interaction, where StarFleet officers care about the locals and do what they can to make life better. The mission was wonderful, but when I ran back to talk to this guy it left me feeling a little dejected in an otherwise great mission.
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Where do I begin? There was so many things done right in this department. The increase in voice acting was great, and I love the fact there is a transcript in the npc logs if I am on ventrilo, get interrupred, or simply want to reread. The moving mine carts were fantastic! This reminded me of the hovering shuttles on Defera. This little bit of attention to detail really goes a long way.
Likewise the Roaming critters really breathe life into the game. I was half expecting to be able to find a pup out there, based on a hint someone gives in the mining colony. I went out to the trash heap, but only got attacked. If I could get one of those, or any other such critters it would be fantastic. Perhaps there will be Device Slots available for commanding Critters with? I really look forward to an expanding Pet system as has been alluded to being internally discussed at Cryptic. There is one extra added request in this department: Birds. It might be difficult to create flying creatures but if you could it would be fantastic. I could definitely see Klingons employing some manner of falconry as they are particularly fascinated with antiquated martial systems whenever they are capable of using them.
As far as the Vault itself, I don't know what to say but it was beautiful. What an epic way to re-release Shuttles in a fresh way! If we can keep seeing shuttles have a use in the game that would be wonderful. In particular, it would be nice to have to use the shuttle to A) Dock on a ship that one way or another does not allow the Away Team to Beam Aboard. B) A planet that has too much interference. C) For stealthy entries like we previously saw in the Vault. All three are just great ways to take advantage of this, and entirely fit the Star Trek Universe.
I loved the new unique effects that the Romulan soldiers now employed. From the Thalaron device that the Romulan woman used to the basic disruptor lingering burn that their weapons caused. It would be nice to see more and more of this kind of uniqueness available with regard to equipment. In particular, I'm looking forward to the Nausicaan weapons for my nausicaan captain and his crew.
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Early last year, Forrester published a report profiling digital natives — youth ages 12 to 17. They've grown up in a world of rapidly evolving technology, to the extent that they can't imagine life away from their devices. While digital natives weren't yet heavy online buyers in early 2012, they often engaged in dialogue about products and brands and were receptive to advertising. Since then, young online consumers have continued to adopt devices and deepen their roots in the digital world; today, around 45% of this young audience uses a smartphone.
Characterized by their vibrant online presence and shaped by a culture of increasing connectivity, digital natives offer a new window of opportunity for marketers — one that stems not only from the audience's advertising receptivity but also from their rapid adoption of digital commerce.
Forrester's Consumer Technographics® data shows that mobile commerce among US online youth has increased over the recent years; today, nearly half of young online smartphone users purchase digital or physical products on their mobile phones:
Posted by Susan Wu on September 19, 2013
eCommerce is becoming more globally pervasive. Therefore, retailers must continually adapt their expansion strategies to reflect changing retail consumption behaviors. But what makes a country ready for eCommerce? When making investment decisions, it's certainly important to get the facts about macroeconomic conditions, Internet access, and consumer market size. However, there is much more driving the eCommerce market.
In order for firms to get a full view of a country's online retail readiness, they must also consider its online activity, consumer payment behavior, and postal courier infrastructure. In a recent study conducted by Forrester's ForecastView team, we investigated 55 global economies to discern the readiness of each eCommerce market. The underlying quantitative framework captures 25 variables under four pillars: consumer behavior, merchant adoption, macroeconomic conditions, and the retail opportunity. The analysis is distilled in the Forrester Readiness Index: eCommerce (FRI).
Posted by Gina Fleming on September 19, 2013
It's been more than a year since Forrester published its original Facebook factor report, which quantified the impact of a Facebook fan on brand interactions for US online adults, and social media has only become a bigger part of consumers' online experience. Social media is engrained in the lives of US consumers, and we found this to also be true for US youth. Our latest report, "The Facebook Factor: US Online Youth" answers the question, "How much more likely are youth Facebook fans to purchase, consider, and recommend brands than non-fans?" We also analyzed youth engagement with brands on other social networking sites like Twitter and Google+. As in the original report, we used logistic regression modeling to uncover the effect of Facebook fans or Twitter followers on brands for the youth market.
In the report, we analyzed the "Facebook factor" for four brands that are popular with youth: Converse, Disney, iTunes, and Starbucks. We found that US online youth who engage with these brands on social media are much more likely to have made a purchase from, consider, and recommend each of these brands than non-engagers.
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By Anjali Lai
As the sun sets on the summer season, I made one last getaway to a local island to enjoy the final moments of warm weather. While this small, remote island offers a chance to disconnect, it doesn't forsake the conveniences we are accustomed to in the process. Despite my lack of cash to hand, making a purchase from the small businesses at a rustic farmer's market couldn't have been easier — thanks to the vendors' alternative mobile payment option.
Leveraging new devices for complex tasks that involve sensitive information or personal data demands consumer trust. The mobile payment adoption curve has been gradual for several reasons, one of which is the lack of trust, but recent news hints at the impressive connections that become possible once consumers put their trust in a service. PayPal recently announced several updates to its mobile phone application that make the app as relevant, complex, and functional as a mobile wallet. By winning the trust of a vast consumer base, PayPal is able to introduce more advanced features with the knowledge that consumers will seamlessly engage with the new offerings.
In fact, Forrester's Consumer Technographics® data shows that US online adults trust PayPal more than any other financial institution to act as a mobile wallet platform:
Posted by Ryan Morrill on September 4, 2013
In my previous post, I covered the increasing popularity of "infographics" — both the term and the wide range of examples. I cautioned against unthinking imitation; like most trendy things, their surface shine can distract from their bad qualities, and it's easy to lose sight of basic principles and objectives. And this distraction is partly to blame for the currently polarized perception of bar charts, which are seen as both antiquated and ideal.
Both Forrester clients and internal colleagues often tell me "We want something better than bar charts" when describing how they would like to see their data visualized. At the same time, I also hear from others, jaded by the onslaught of overdesigned data graphics, who insist there is nothing better or more accurate than bar charts when it comes to visualizing and comparing data points. They don't need all the "bells and whistles." "Edward Tufte!" they cry.
So, what's causing this divide? How can a chart type be so polarizing? I think the answer lies in both the implied perception of bar charts as this basic, limited chart and the array of bad examples of both alternative visualization methods and bar charts themselves.
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I live in the eastern suburbs outside Pittsburgh and have several large flower gardens. Normally, the lavender and roses are COVERED with bumble bees, honey bees and butterflies. This year, however, there is absolutely nothing. Anyone else having this problem? I do not use pesticides and have gardening neighbors to the left and right that are both organic gardeners as well. They, too, have no bees.
It's apocalyptically freakish and sad. My garden is normally brimming with activity this time of year :(
Also--the local news did a segment about seeing record numbers of bees in the city (Pittsburgh) due to the mild winter. Why then, are they missing from their usual favorite place?
I am outside Harrisburg. I have a lot of bumbles and sweat bees, but have only seen a couple of bumbles. I am light on butterflies but I keep thinking it's early for them? Anybody else?
I've read the recent activities by Monsanto (seed coatings, Roundup tolerant corn) have been deathly for bees and butterflies.
York County here. Butterflies are few, but it is only early June I keep telling myself. My Pipevine butterflies are early, saw 2 yesterday. I knew they were around, we played with the caterpillars the first weekend of June. Bees are in normal abundance for the last few years. Nothing like they were 20 years ago.
I only have one hummingbird this year, though. Usually a mob, and none came up through in April when some of my plants are put outside because the hummers love the bloom (citrus from the g-house).
I haven't seen many butterflies around my house in the eastern suburbs. Just the small white ones. None of the swallowtails or others, though I saw a couple at Bealls Nursery this morning. Not to many rumblebees as my husband calls the large bumble bees either though we saw a lot of fireflies last night. We've had several nests of wasps around our house we keep having to get rid of too since they're right by the grill or front door and we don't need our cat getting stung again. That was a mess!


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While still in high school, he began his journalism career as a copy boy at The Washington Star. He studied history and economics at Duke University and graduated magna cum laude in 1978. Harwood subsequently joined The St. Petersburg Times, reporting on police, investigative projects, local government and politics. Later he became state capital correspondent in Tallahassee, Washington correspondent and political editor. While covering national politics, he also traveled extensively to South Africa, where he covered deepening unrest against the apartheid regime.
In 1989, Harwood was named a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University, where he spent the 1989-90 academic year. In 1991, he joined The Wall Street Journal as White House correspondent, covering the administration of the George H. W. Bush. Later Harwood reported on Congress. In 1997, he became The Wall Street Journal's Political Editor and chief political correspondent.
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As a confirmed political reporting junkie, I ought to be prepared to describe for you the grave significance of tonight's odd-year election results. But alas my respect for the truth forbids it. This is an Election Day that doesn't mean much.
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The only reason I actually use adblock just because most of them use flash and it crashes my website looking so that's the only reason and having a yearly subscription based without ads is fine with me and of course don't pay you get the ads so I'm all for it if I had the money right now.
Correction I found the problem within the comments so thanks for the heads up and I'll get back to work since I'm doing a review of it on the OBFC group on DeviantArt since I'm the moderator and coowner of the group.
Hey I got a major problem I got the old landlord key to get out of the apartments then the game crashes and I don't know what to do next.
I just want to give your team the heads up that Good old Games (GOG) has released the digital version of the Galactic Battlegrounds games.
Ah ok thanks :D
awesome :D hoping for more content
What is Xash in general terms? just because I never heard of it before.
Sweet I'm actually a Fan Co-Owner and Moderator of a Deviantart Valve Fan group called the OBFC and we do official and community news including reviewing mods, mods to indie and straight up indie using Source or goldsourcs so depending on the price I'm in.
So this is going to be free to play of course here on moddb but what about like steam?
wow that looks different
Is this going to be on Steam Greenlight anytime soon?
yeah I just got the message today on steam so awesome :D
guys what's going on what happened?
maybe have both but having them as modes like classic (item pickups only), "Next Gen" (regenerate)
I'm sad that your team is not using Goldsource engine(Half-Life engine) but it has it's limits and unity is a new engine and I'm exicted for what your team has coming up.
I can't wait for the next play test
oh so that's going to be the style of the borderlandsish way
man give me a heartattack when you read the title ^_^;
does look promising
awesome for getting it on steam greenlight
Hey we need to know what happened to the mod since it was deleted plus will it actually return?
it's starting to shape up
What no WiiU love...I looked at the platforms it's going to be on I get but still Unity engine does work on WiiU it would be nice since what your going for it could work on WiiU. But I hope the best of luck for your team and the kickstarter. Plus their is Steam Greenlight to get the word out on it as well.
I can't wait to play this once it gets to a state where the community can break it and I mean to help out and fix bugs to make it better.
DICE + Star Wars...what more do you need to know.
count me in mine is DevinShadowV on Steam
haha I think it's silly but I like it
it's awesome
is this mod 100% dead?
sweet need update
wow that is interesting
This is a great update but even though this is WIP but the Hylian shield is not right at the bottom of the shield it should be pointy not flat. But like I said before this is still WIP so keep it up...
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After lackluster start, Jaguars' WR appears to be taking craft more seriously
Originally Published: December 5, 2012By Matt Williamson | ESPN.com
Justin Blackmon and what looked like an emerging Jacksonville Jaguars passing game took a noticeable step backward in Week 13. The awful weather conditions in Buffalo could have had a lot to do with those problems, though. Before traveling to Buffalo, Blackmon was emerging with Chad Henne as the Jaguars' signal-caller. What changed for Blackmon with Henne behind center? A few things really. For starters, it appeared Blackmon had begun to mature. He started to realize what it takes to be successful at this level. His effort was clearly better on a snap-to-snap basis than it was earlier in the season. Having the aggressive Henne throwing to him, rather than the conservative Blaine Gabbert, very well could have had a lot to do with that as well.
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