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The serene Sudbook stream along with the Latchmere stream tributary serve the areas of Ham, north of Kingston upon Thames and Petersham. The streams are a part of the River Thames and Sudbrook finds its origins at the Dann's Pond at Richmond Park. Needless to say, Sudbrook is surrounded by natural habitat that runs the entire course of the stream. Some ponds lie around the streams. These ponds were constructed to provide water for the grazing deer.
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A rugby facility, the Richmond Athletic Ground also doubles up as a premiere events venue providing indoor and outdoor facilities. It enjoys a prime location surrounded by the scenic Royal Deer Park and is spread over 25 acres of lush land. Amenities include seven rugby pitches, bars, sports area, meeting rooms, catering and technical equipment for corporate guests. Call ahead for reservations and inquiries.
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The Bank of England Ground is a cricket pitch located in Roehampton, England. It is a part of the Bank of England's Sports Centre and is rented out to parties on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays in the summer season. It has hosted matches played the Women's Cricket Association, Oxford university and many Second Xi Championship matches between 1971 and 1982. It has also hosted a single Women's One day International match between Ireland and Australia during the 1993 Women's Cricket World Cup. It is the home venue of the Bank of England Cricket Club in local domestic matches. The ground is used for football matches in between the cricket seasons.
»The Championship Course
The Championship Course is a historic and popular boat racing course on the River Thames. With a distance of 4 miles (6.7 kilometers), it is marked by two stone posts on either of the ends at Chiswick bridge and the Putney bridge. Boat races take place according to the tidal flow of the river and both the landmark bridges can serve as starting points and ending points. The famous annual Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race takes place on the Championship Course along with various other events such as Scullers Head, Veterans Head, Head of the River Races and the Boustead Cup. A historic international match between the universities of Oxford and Harvard took place here in 1869 and is considered to be the landmark event which piqued the interest of many noted educational institutions in the United States to take up the sport of rowing. Today there are many rowing clubs located along the course where visitors can get an experience of the challenging sport.
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Richmond Park Golf Course is a beautifully crafted green carpet encompassing two courses of 18 holes each. This open to public golf course is located in the Richmond Park region of South-west London. The golf course took shape post the World War I when a group of sports lovers came forth to open this state-of-the-art golf course. Established as an easy to afford golf arena, the course still sticks true to its cause. It also encloses a golf club which is adept with all the facilities and equipment. Check website for more information.
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The Duke's Meadows Golf Club boasts of a nine-hole executive golf course, besides a host of amenities for sports lovers. This means that it is extremely popular with players of all ages and levels. During weekends, the entire length of the range is occupied. In addition, there are practice bunkers, a golf shop, golf club repair services, a restaurant, sessions with physiotherapists and squash courts. Additional facilities for members include lawn tennis courts, snooker, private locker rooms with showers, reduced green fees, and advance booking. If you want to learn a sport, this is the best place as you do not need to be a member to do so. Timings for various activities at the Duke's Meadows Golf Club differ, call for further details.
»Brentford Fountain Leisure Centre
This is a well established center halfway between Kew and Chiswick and attracts a lot of people particularly at weekends. Features: A gym offering women-only sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays, two swimming pools, three squash courts, a sports hall and a creche for pre-school children. For more information call +845 456 6675 or visit their website.
»Thames Down Link
Take a walk down the nature with Thames Down Link. This official walking route spans around a length of 24 kilometers (15 miles) and links the Thames Path to the North Downs Way. Beginning at Kingston upon Thames, the path continues to finish at the Box Hill & Westhumble Railway Station. Needless to say, the trail is lined with greenery and beautiful sites of nature. Encompassing many settlements, the Thames Down Link is extremely popular with hikers.
»Barnes Common
Beautifully maintained, Barnes Common is an open land in the Barnes region of Richmond upon Thames. Located at the southeast end of Barnes and Putney Lower Common, the site spans across a region of 49.55 hectares (122.4 acres). The region is protected as a Local Nature Reserve. Covered with mixed broad-leaf woodland, acid grassland and scrub land, Barnes Common is often visited by nature lovers.
»Wycombe House Sports and Social Club
The Wycombe House Sports and Social Club is a private sports club that is located in the Isleworth region of West London. Dating back to the 19th Century, the club is locally famous and one of the oldest clubs of the region. This multi-sport and social club is well stocked with amenities and facilities. Apart from senior cricket teams and colt sections, the club also provides coaching for various other sports like tennis. Check website for information on memberships.


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Start>Control Panel and double-click "Programs and Features".
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Download Revo Uninstaller Free from:- http://download.cnet.com/Revo-Uninstaller/3000-2096_4-10687648.html I tis one of the best uninstallers, it tries and uaually achieves to remove all of the entries on your PC.
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The instructions I gave previously were of course only to disable the feature.
Games are installed as part of the custom install - don't think a programme like Revo-Uninstaller will help as they need to be uninstalled from within the registry.
If you want to have a go - but be careful - I have tried it and it works.
1.Click on start menu. 2.Type "regedit" in search box in start menu and hit enter. 3.Click on HKEYLOCALMACHINE 4.Select "Software". 5.Under software select the option "Microsoft". 6.Select "Windows" and click on "Current Version". 7.Select "GameUX". 8.Click on Games. 9.Now click on each key separately. 10.Now you can view the name of the game in the right pane in a special name key called AppExePath 11.Right click on AppExePath. 12.Restart the computer to change the new settings.
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difarn's first post is more than enough and you certainly do not need to go messing about in the registry.
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From I-459 Exit Highway 280, Travel East on Highway 280, Turn Right onto Colonnade Drive, Turn Left at Light onto Colonnade Parkway, Take Left at 2nd Light onto Cahaba River Road, Property is located at 2nd Light, Turn Left onto Colony Park Drive, Community is Located on Right.
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Arbors at Cahaba River has all the comfortable luxuries to make your home enjoyable. You will love our spacious floor plans. We offer one, two, and three bedroom apartment homes with luxuries such as huge walk-in closets, nine-foot ceilings with double crown molding, private patios or balconies, and bright sunrooms with an abundance of natural light. Enjoy a splash in our beautiful pool, hit the courts for a match of tennis, work out in our fitness facility or relax in our Wi-Fi lounge. Come Home to Arbors at Cahaba River.
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- Male
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The people who work here are so kind and always willing to help!
We are so happy that you are enjoying living at The Arbors. Let us know if you need anything. Come by the office and visit us. We always have refreshment out daily and would love to see you.
I have only lived here a couple of months & everything has been wonderful. The entire staff has been very accommodating and welcoming. It stays clean around the entire complex, and whenever I am driving through, I see workers cleaning or doing landscaping. I thought living in a pet friendly complex would be terrible seeing as I do not have any pets, but it is well managed and whenever there is a problem, it is addressed immediately.
We are so happy that you love living here. We are so happy that you chose us as your new home. If you ever need anything please do not hesitate to contact us. Please stop by and visit us and enjoy some refreshments:0)
It is a quiet and friendly community offering several amenities. I would recommend living here to anyone!
We are so happy that you chose The Arbors at Cahaba as your new home. Our Resident Referrals are $500.00 a month. Refer your friends, family, and coworkers:0) Please do not hesitate to let us know if you need anything.
Very nice, well maintained, and great floor plan
We are so happy to have you here. If you ever need anything please do not hesitate to call us. Stop by and visit us any time and enjoy some refreshments:0)
I like the size of the apartment. Have wonderful neighbors. Live near the playground and grandchildren love to play on it. I use the pool frequently and find it beautifully landscaped and relaxing. I like the pool rules that keep loud music being played so people can read or work or their computer or have a conversation. Those rules are also considerate of those who live near the pool.
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Standard Room, 1 Double Bed, No WindowsMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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Hotel in Taipei (Daan) near Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall
This hotel is located in Taipei (Daan), close to Cathay General Hospital, Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall, and Taipei 101. Also nearby are Taipei World Trade Center and Songshand Cultural Park.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Vendome East Inn features complimentary wireless Internet access. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.
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Flat-screen televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and refrigerators.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A 24-hour business center is on site. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
Vendome East Inn is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 22
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Year Built 2013
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
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- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Slippers
- Rainfall showerhead
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Down comforter
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Vendome East Inn has a restaurant on site.
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Exclusive: 'Shameless' HSBC shuts Syrian refugees' bank accounts in Britain
Bank sent letters to customers telling them their accounts would be closed
Maria Tadeo
Web reporter for The Independent
Friday 08 August 2014
HSBC has been accused of "shamelessly profiling" its customers by ethnicity after it closed bank accounts belonging to Syrian refugees and students in the UK just days after it was accused of discriminating against Muslim clients.
Documents and email correspondence obtained by The Independent show that HSBC, which styles itself as the "world's local bank", sent letters to Syrian clients living in the UK telling them their accounts would be closed and giving them two months to find a new bank. It cited "increased requirements for compliance with international obligations concerning payments to and from sanctioned countries".
The letters claimed that the decision to terminate their accounts was based on the bank's "own assessment of risk" and did not reflect the manner in which they conducted their business.
"We appreciate that you will be disappointed by this decision," read the letters. "Whilst we don't expect you to agree with the decision taken, we hope you understand that such decisions are a necessary part of the management and practices by which HSBC chooses to operate its business."
Majid Maghout, a 26-year old Syrian on a student visa, did not receive a letter and only found out that his two-year-old account would be closed when he tried to withdraw money and his debit card was swallowed by the ATM.
"I contacted HSBC and they simply told me my account would be closed and I should have received a letter from them," he told The Independent. "HSBC told me it had nothing to do with me as customer – the issue was that I was a Syrian citizen."
"I'm a student. I have no money and I'm here thanks to a scholarship. I live on £400 a month and I've never transferred money to Syria. This is a case of discrimination. They could have checked my balance and my records, but they simply decided to close my account."
Mohammad Isreb, who has a Tier 1 UK visa (the category for highly skilled workers), opened his HSBC account in 2006 but has now been told it will be closed. "After I was sent a letter, I told HSBC that being a Syrian national is not a valid reason to cancel my account. I've not breached any laws.
"This is adding tremendous pressure on Syrians who are already in a difficult situation. They could have checked my account and see that I haven't received or sent [any money] to Syria. This is stabbing Syrians in the back. The sanctions are against the Government, not the people of Syria."
Another person whose account has been closed by the bank said she found it extremely difficult to open an account elsewhere due to her refugee status, as she did not have a passport.
HSBC's actions have been criticised as discriminatory by the human rights group Refugee and Asylum Seeker Participatory Action Research (Rapar) and the Rethink Rebuild Society, which describes itself as a non-profit organisation in solidarity with the Syrian people.
Both groups have launched a petition to denounce what they describe as the "systematic targeting" of Syrian citizens. They have accused HSBC of leaving "vulnerable customers" with no history of transferring money to or from Syria in a precarious situation.
Yasmine Nahlawi, a spokesperson for Rapar, said: "HSBC's blatant abuse of its power over its Syrian customers is utterly unacceptable and shamefully discriminatory."
The US, the EU, Turkey and the Arab League have all imposed sanctions on Syria, including asset freezes, travel bans and, most crucially, a halt in crude oil imports, in a bid to force President Bashar al-Assad to de-escalate the violence ravaging the country after three years of civil war.
Last year HSBC announced it would close the accounts of some its Syrian clients in the Middle East and North Africa to comply with "enhanced oversight on any customer with connections to sanctioned countries".
But the bank is yet to announce a formal extension of the policy to clients in Europe and insisted that the closure of the accounts belonging to Syrian clients in the UK was the result of individual assessments of risk.
HSBC, which was fined $1.9bn (£1.2bn) for money laundering by US authorities in 2012, has undertaken what it describes as a "five filter" assessment test for its accounts. At the time, the bank admitted it had failed to implement proper anti-money laundering controls, allowing Mexican drug cartels to funnel cash into the US.
Denying its practice was discriminatory, a spokesperson for the bank said: "HSBC is committed to adopting and enforcing the most effective standards to combat financial crime across its operations globally. This includes ensuring we have appropriate policies for how we do business and with whom.
"This applies to customers with links to a country that is subject to international financial sanctions. In certain cases, an assessment of the risks involved may require ending a customer relationship."
The latest round of account closures comes just days after HSBC was accused of targeting Muslim clients, including the Finsbury Park mosque in north London, as part of what critics said was an "Islamophobic campaign".
HSBC said the accounts in question "fell outside the bank's risk appetite", but insisted that the decision was "not based on the race or religion" of its clients. It refused to say how many customers had been affected.
The bank is one of many around the world to have been fined over inadequate anti-money laundering controls. This week, a number of senior bankers have spoken out against the increasing tide of regulations on doing business in countries where US sanctions are in place, or where money laundering is a risk. They have also complained loudly about the punishments incurred when they fall foul of the rules.
Standard Chartered's head of Asia, Jaspal Bindra, complained yesterday that "we are supposed to police that our counterparties and clients are not money laundering, and if when we are policing we have a lapse, we don't get treated like a policeman who's had a lapse – we are treated like a criminal".
His words follow HSBC chairman Douglas Flint's warning of a "growing danger of disproportionate risk aversion" crippling banks, while Lloyds chief executive Antonio Horta-Osorio has argued that staff could be "incentivised to do nothing" because of over-zealous regulation.
But in a statement to The Independent, the Financial Conduct Authority, the City watchdog, told banks they should get on with reform.
The FCA's director of policy, risk and research, Chrisopher Woolard, said pointedly: "Financial services firms need to be able to operate successfully. That should not be at odds with regulation designed to protect consumers, promote competition and ensure market integrity."
Mr Woolard was speaking as it emerged that Bank of America Merrill Lynch is close to agreeing a record $16bn (£9.5bn) settlement with authorities that have been investigating the way in which securities were sold in the run-up to the financial crisis.
The settlement eclipses the $9bn paid by French bank BNP over sanctions busting.
Case studies: 'This is discrimination'
Majid Maghout, a 26-year old Syrian on a student visa had his debit card swallowed by an ATM. "I'm a student, I have no money. I'm here thanks to a scholarship. I live on £400 a month and I've never transferred money to Syria. This is a case of discrimination."
Refugee A (asked not to be identified for safety reasons) told her account would be closed in December 2013
"It was extremely difficult for me to open another bank account. Lloyds told me I couldn't open an account with refugee status as I needed a passport. I don't have one because I am refugee. "
Refugee B (also requested anonymity) found out her account would be closed in December 2013. "I went to see them. The only thing they said was that I am a Syrian citizen and there are sanctions on Syria. I didn't breach any law. I didn't send or receive money from Syria."
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Adams men Super S drivers Forgiving and long, what more can you ask for from a driver. For a while now Adams has been making some of the best drivers on the market. March 6, 2015
SUPER S DRIVER REG. Bought this driver on the assumption that it would match the performance like the Super S #3 wood I purchased earlier. Well this driver is in shipment as a return item. Nuff said. December 19, 2014
I love my Adam's Driver. The Speedline increased my average distance off the tee by about 30 yards. The price was unbelievable at $100 and impossible to resist. November 11, 2014
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Oriental Poppies
I have a beautiful group of Oriental Poppies. Over 100 blossoms this last Spring. This is around the first of August and all that I have is bare ground in that bed. Is there a perennial that can be planted that will grow and thrive among the poppies and then fill in the bare ground after the poppies are gone for the season
I don't have the answer to your question, but will watch for the answer as I planted some poppies and if they spread and do well, I may need to know too. I don't know how well they will do where I have them though. They were very tiny when I bought them late in the season (just four plants) and two blossomed and two didn't. I am waiting for the seeds to ripen on one that blossomed and then I will spread them around. It's really poor soil there and I HEAR that poppies will do well in dry, poor soil so we will see!
Some time I may get "blue poppies" that are in a whole different family from the oriental poppies and want more moisture. They are meconopsis betonicifolia. There's a place in Maine that specializes in them at the link below. Does anyone have these blue poppies? They come from the Himalayas. The photos make it appear that they are a striking blue color.
Joanie D.
Here is a link that might be useful: Blue Poppy Garden, Sedgwick, Maine
I have grown the perennial poppies for many years.
They bloom early summer, get huge, beautiful, the blooms fade, then I have all these pods and stems which start to turn black over time. I paint the seed pods as they stand in the garden for another 10 days or so for added interest and until I can cut them out and plant annuals in where the large "hole" is. I wouldnt know what to try as it seems that there would need to be more growing time for another perennial to exist with the poppy.
There probably is something, so I'll stay tune here to see what developes. My first thought would be a fall blooming type, asters, or fall crocus. Seems the competion for light would be a problem. Could you transplant some annuals in there or throw seed down such as zinnias or sun flowers after the poppies have past?
The himalayas which I tried a few years ago, they like the woods, not at all like regular poppies. I have not seen them do well in Maine, so I appreciate seeing your post Maineflowergirl, I would like to take a trip and check them out.
Where my bright orange poppies were there are now tall plants with bluish purple bells that hang down the go up the whole stock of the plant which is tall.
The are very pretty and they have taken over after the popies died. They have elmish looking leaves some with a dark purple stem. I can send you a photo if you want just let me know.
campanula persifolia or glom.? phyostegia? purple loosestrife? All these would bloom and grow about the same time- later after the poppies would have faded.
I was just thinking that my perennial bed of poppies was leaving like a 5 foot spread that it was just bare soil in the area when I do cut the poppies back (after the blooms fade)...how could anything compete so well? Curious, thanks. And excited to think I could get more perennials in sequential rythms of blooming!
This year my oriental poppies were beautiful. I'm not positive I think I planted them. Summer '01. The drought summer. They came up '02. Flowered. I moved them Only one plant came back in new spot. This summer I guess they dropped seeds they came back in original loc little bed by front door with many blooms!!! They only lasted about a week for me. These beauties are short lived!!! Though they are worth having since their so beautiful. My question is this. I thought around this time they send up new groth. So far nothing. I finally cut the stems that looked like they belonged at Morticia Adams house. I left the base. Will they bloom again next yr? Are they this short lived for everyone. They do sort of melt away like that poster said!
Try them with Snapdragons. Snapdragons are not PERENNIAL but they are very good at self seeding and tend to come back in an opportune way. Of course you will have to let at least some of the snapdragons go to seed rather than cutting off the STALK once the flowers have faded. If you can find a pack of Snapdragon seeds this year buy them and scatter them around the Poppies. Next year buy a tray or two of Snapdragons from the nursery and plant them around your Poppies. Select a tray with plants that are not blooming yet. You'll hardly even miss the Poppies once the Snaps start blooming. The Snapdragons will need to be watered since they don't have a long taproot like a Poppy does and if you give them fertilizer once in a while they'll be very grateful.
Once the flowers go by they form a seed head on top. It is an odd roundish shape with a flat top. Once the seed head dries it can be picked & scattered. If you cut the stems off then you may not have let them get to the seed stage. If there were seedheads then you may get flowers next yr. If not, then no you won't.
You have to think about adding plants that like the same conditions (full sun, sharply drained, marginally crappy soil) in between and amongst your poppies.
I've had great luck with basic, boring German Iris, Sedum "Autumn Joy", Caryopteris (pay attention to your zone, may not overwinter for you). Echinacea. I have some Perovskia in the vicinity, but if you're looking for something with a "bushier" look, it might not be the selection for you. You could research ornamental grasses, too; but I would caution you about spacing (grasses get BIG bases) so do your homework. The German "Bearded" Iris work well because they flower at roughly the same time. The fans last throughout the season for nice foliage (see below; "my album").
Here is a link that might be useful: Iris and poppies
Leasa's plant sounds like it might be Campanula rapunculoides (Creeping Bellflower) --- the wild, spreading sort of bellflower.
Another plant that might work is something like Phlox paniculata planted in front of the poppies.
Oriental poppies have a taproot and are perennial --- they don't need to go to seed.
Interplanting daylilies or siberian iris could also work because they have pretty good foliage to fill the gaps left by the dormant poppy foliage.


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Hudson Street Florence 6 Piece Complete Comforter Set
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|Product Type: Comforter/Comforter set
|Pattern: Nature/Floral
|Material: Polyester
|Organic: No
|Comforter Included: Yes
|Duvet Cover Included: No
|Duvet or Comforter Material: Polyester
|Duvet or Comforter Fill Material: Polyester/Polyfill
|Throw Blanket/Coverlet Included: No
|Window Treatments Included: No
|Bath Linens Included: No
|Shams Included: Yes
|Accent Pillow Included: Yes
|Bed Pillow Included: No
|Pillow Cases Included: No
|Sheets Included: No
|Dust Ruffle/Bed Skirt Included: Yes
|Gender: Unisex
|Life Stage: Adult
|Reversible: No
|Textured: Yes
|Cleaning Method: Dry clean only
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Number of Items Included (Twin Size): 6
|Number of Items Included (Queen, King, Full, California King Size): 7
|Pieces Included (Twin Size): 1 Comforter, 1 Bed Skirt, 1 Pillow Sham, 3 Decorative Pillows
|Pieces Included (Queen, King, Full, California King Size): 1 Comforter, 1 Bed Skirt, 2 Pillow Shams, 3 Decorative Pillows
|Additional Parts Required: No
About the ManufacturerHudson Street is a textile company whose mission it is to bring the best in contemporary fabrications to the luxury end of the home decor market. Their customer appreciates sumptuous quality and is a contemporary conservative in the sense that she (occasionally he) appreciates traditional quality but wants it shaped to fit today's world. She is prepared to pay well for the right product, but is not necessarily wealthy.
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I could not find any reviews for this so I am reviewing it after having it only a few days to help others. First sizes: queen is 90x92, king & cal king are 104x92, twin is 68x86 and full is 80x90 per packaging. I ordered the cal king for my queen size bed because I wanted some overhang. On my bed the patterned inserts cover the whole width of the mattress and the plain edges hang over. I was hoping the cal king would be a little longer but it's not, if I pull this comforter up over my pillows there is almost no overhang at the end of the bed, this seems to be the case with most comforters I've looked at though. The colors are true to the picture for the purple I got, dark but shiny, the swatches include peach, silver, gold, deep brown and more purple, most are satiny but some are velvety too. The material top and underneath are soft and silky smooth, not scratchy like some. Of course I can't use the shams or bed skirt but the three pillows are pretty and arrived in good shape. Finally the comforter is surprisingly light for how puffy it looks but is just about perfect in terms of warmth and comfort level. Its also stitched all the way through front to back along the rows of patterned pieces so the batting shouldn't shift or bunch. All in all I am quite pleased with this comforter and think I will use it for a long time.
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The comforter set is gorgeous. I was initially afraid that the comforter was going to slip and slide off the bed, however, the bottom side of the comforter is cotton, so it stays on the bed just fine. The only problem is the comforter is not long enough, so it doesn't fit low on the sides of the bed. You will be able to see the sheets below the comforter if you don't position it right.
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I LOVE this comforter set, I had looked for a set for six months. I wanted a little jungle inspired but not the traditionial colors. Purple is my favorite color and finding this, made my day. VERY speedy delivery. My comforter set is my most favorite one ive ever had. Beautiful quality and workmanship. A winner for sure, PS,, I used olive green and yellow and its beautiful!!!
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Just what I was looking for. The colors are wonderful and pop without being dull looking. It fits my king bed perfectly and is very warm. I love this!!!!! And I love the color...been looking for this fabric for months! Great!!!!!
Beautiful comforter set
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Got this comforter set for my granddaughter. Fortunately she read previous reviews about it running small so I sized up and it fits perfect. Beautiful colors, looks like it will hold together for a teenager. Very prompt shipping. All in all, very satisfied.
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I love this coverlet. I ordered it a size bigger & it's a great fit . It is so fluffy & thick & soft. So nice to sleep under.
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I got this set in purple, it's GORGEOUS!! Nice deep rich colors and VERY warm! The textures are great, from velvet to silk. I'm very happy with this bed set!
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Absolutely gorgeous. and the shipping was so fast . great product and service
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loved the comforter set it was very nice and the color was so rich.
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Colors were a little lighter than I expected but it was such great quality I decided to keep it.
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Stayed here with our teenage daughter, we all loved it. Easy to access the places of interest, the palaces, the souks, taxis, restaurants & the square are all within easy walking distance. We went in August, it was even hotter than usual, 44 or 45 degrees every day, which is a bit too hot to go out in the afternoons. The Riad has a plunge pool which was lovely to cool down in in this weather. The roof terrace is lovely for sunbathing, and has a good view of the roofs of the Medina, you can also have candle lit dinners here. The food is excellent, and you can have cooking lessons here too. The staff are very helpful, and will arrange day trips to the mountains or other places if you wish. It's worth getting the Riad to send a taxi for you, although it is easy to find once you have been there, it's a little tricky to find at first, as are all the Riads in the Medina, as taxis can not go all the way down the allies. A man with a barrow will take your luggage to the Riad, so you don't get lost. We will definitely be back, when its cooler. We stayed in the Riad Diana for 4 days, and went to Les Maison Des Oliviers, which is 10 minutes outside the centre, for a relax by the pool, for a couple of days, which was a perfect combination. Marrekech is definitely a place not to miss.
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Workers losing many of the benefits they fought for
For many, Labour Day marks the last weekend of summer. For football fans, it is the Bombers-Roughriders Labour Day classic. But we must still remember the original purpose when it was first made an official holiday in 1894; as a time to reflect on both the contributions of working people to our community and country, and the challenges they still face.
While some argue Canada weathered the global economic crisis better than many other countries, the recovery from this recession has been tepid. In terms of economic growth, the recovery has been weaker than those following recessions in the 1980s and 1990s. With growth stuck around two per cent for the past four years, many Canadians continue experiencing challenges.
More than 1.3 million Canadians are unemployed, and the unemployment rate for young workers is double that of the rest of the population in most regions of the country at more than 13 per cent. One in five jobless workers has been out of work for more than 27 weeks. None of these key economic indicators has returned anywhere near their pre-recession levels.
Like other advanced economies, Canada has lost hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs in the past decade. Most of these jobs were good-paying union jobs with pensions and benefits.
Labour force development issues abound in our country. The temporary foreign workers program has been exposed as not much more than a wage subsidy for the service sector and fast-food industry. This is not what this program was designed for.
In terms of worker training, Canadian employers are near the bottom of the pack when compared with other industrialized nations on investment in their own workforces.
Canadian workers' levels of personal debt are at all-time highs, because wages have gone up little in real terms for the past 25 years. Canadian corporations, the main benefactors of tax cuts, are sitting on a record amount of cash reserves -- more than $600 billion today.
So on this Labour Day, I am joining many others marching in parades and attending picnics across the country. We will not just be celebrating our work, but also supporting our communities, especially our most vulnerable neighbours. We will call on all levels of government in Canada to take real action on making our country a better place to live.
This Labour Day we again call for an immediate expansion of the Canada Pension Plan, so all workers have an opportunity to retire in dignity. We call for strong workplace health and safety laws so every worker can come home after every work day, and a national child care program to support all working families.
In 1894, the year Labour Day became an official holiday, Winnipeg's Labour Day parade was the largest in the Dominion at more than three kilometres long. This Labour Day we will continue the parade tradition to both celebrate all we've accomplished, and to commit our support to all workers, whose collective efforts make Canada the great country it is today.
Paul Moist is national president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees. With 628,000 members across Canada, including more than 27,000 in Manitoba, it is Canada's largest union.
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Britney Spears in ID These
Britney Spears was snapped picking up her boyfriend Jason Trawick and heading to a hotel in Santa Monica, California. Britney was wearing a pair of jeans that I have been trying to figure out all weekend! I recognise the back pocket embroidery, well it looks familiar, but I can't put my finger on it. Can anyone help us out? I love the jeans!
Private Sales This Week: Genetic Denim, Diesel, Siwy, Rich & Skinny & More!
Wow there are lots of designer jeans sales this week! Check them out below!
Gilt Fuse has a Clearance Sale right now which includes brands like Diesel, Siwy, Rich & Skinny, Sass & Bide, Free People and more! It's a great sale!
Gilt Man will be having a Diesel's Men's Shoes sale on Wednesday 31st March.
Hautelook is having a Joe's Jeans sale on Thursday 1st April. New start to the month and a new pair of jeans!
Rue La La has a Genetic Denim sale on Monday 29th March.
Beyond The Rack has Kasil jeans on sale right now but hurry as it ends tomorrow!
Jessica Alba in GAP Jeans
Jessica Alba, her husband Cash Warren and their daughter Honor Marie were enjoying some time at Beverly Hills Park in Los Angeles, California. Jess was wearing a pair of boyfriend jeans by GAP with a cute stripey tunic style tank. Those fruit juices look yummy! I want the red one! Buy these jeans here at GAP for only $69.50.
Images courtesy of Wenn.com
DenimBlog Exclusive: Interview With JET Jeans
The skinny jean. I love a skinny jean because it makes everyone look long and lean and it looks great with oversized tops or oversized sweaters.
Vintage Wash because it gives you an idea of a great old vintage levi but with the perfect new shape and color, and it is easy to wear during the day with flip-flops or sandals.
Cool girls at the flee market because they always have some interesting ill-fitting 80′s jeans that we get inspired from to make new better fitting washes.
Nicole and Nicky
The Rebel and Black Fade Jeans. The Rebel is new for fall and it is a dark clean wrinkled denim and the black fade is a new faded black that has a vintage feel to it but does not have any rips or distressing.
The perfect comfortable fit
it works with the rest of the t-shirt collection that i do.
Less bleached denim and move vintage feel
Yes, the vintage patchwork Jean because it is a new take on a 60/70′s bellbottom hippie look with a new silhouette that's right to wear now and Nicole Richie rocked it at a basketball game.
JET is all about the fit and the fabrics, it is your casual jean and your sexy date jean. Jet started when I was buying vintage levi's and bleaching them and making them into shorts in the late 80′s while I was a sales person at Fred Segal Melrose. Then the line grew into t-shirts and printed sweats…then in 2006 we added the Jean division as you know it now and relaunched the line in 2008 to include solid jersey novelty tees and sweaters and more jeans.
They do not bag after a few wears and they form to your body