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By Diane Glidewell
A four-hour Board of Education budget work session on Thursday morning, April 29 began with public comments from 15 individuals. Each of them had one or more items which they wished to save on the BOE's infamous B3 list of possible cuts to the Butts County School System's 2010-11 budget.
One speaker provided the Georgia Transparency in Government website where Butts County school employees' salaries can be viewed by the public: www.audits.state.ga.us.
The Butts County School System, with approximately 531 employees, is the largest employer in the county. Serving over 3,500 and drawing its local revenue primarily from property taxes, the Butts County School Systems cuts will affect every citizen of Butts County.
The work on the budget and its almost $4 million shortfall began in earnest for the Board at the first budget work session on April 19. At that time the Board allowed public comment before a large crowd in the Rufus Adams Auditorium and then took a quick vote in favor of the A, B1, and B2 list of items to be cut from the budget, 4-1. Only Board member Linda Godin cast a vote in opposition to approving all the cuts except those on the final B3 list.
The meeting followed much the same format on April 29 although the crowd was much smaller since the meeting occurred during the work day. After listening to the input from parents, school employees, and others who wished to speak, the Board reviewed the projected state and local revenue and expenditures. Revenue projections were less than they were a week ago with several factors, including workers compensation, unemployment, and health insurance costs, still unknown.
The total estimated revenue was $25,731,451 whereas expenditures without cuts would be $28,461,406, a deficit of $2,729,955. To this deficit must be added a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) debt of $1,800,000 for a total shortage of $4,529,955. Cuts approved from the first three lists presented to the Board totaled $1,494,355, still leaving a deficit of over $3 million.
Current law will only allow the School Board to increase property taxes less than two mills, and each mill is projected to bring in only about $600,000.
Board member John Morris put up for discussion that cutting all local supplements to salaries would save approximately $205,000. Board member Linda Godin estimated that salaries for employees with over 30 years service totaled about $1.5 million. She asked about offering an early retirement incentive. The answer from Superintendent Lynda White was that employees can continue working 50 years if they want and inquiries circulated about interest in early retirement had received virtually no response.
The Board set an Open Forum Budget Work Session to which all Butts County School System employees are invited on Monday, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rufus Adams Auditorium. The purpose is to allow all employees to have a voice in and knowledge of the budget process.
Board member Roland Lee then said some parents told him they opposed the proposal of a four-day school week as a cost-saving measure. It was estimated the school system could save $496,480 in transportation and utility costs by going from a five-day to a four-day week, with no salary cuts. Days would be longer to cover the required instructional hours per year. Peach and Murray Counties implemented this change during the 2009-2010 school year.
"Scratch off the four-day [from the B3 list]," said Lee. "People don't want it."
The motion to remove the four-day week from consideration as a cost-cutting measure passed with a 4-1 vote from the board with Godin voting in opposition to the measure.
Lee made a motion to close North Mulberry Academy and relocate the Rainbow Pre-kindergarten Learning Center from the facility it shares with NMA. After some discussion about how much money the closing and relocation would actually save, the motion passed with a 3-2 vote. Lee, Morris, and Battle voted to close the facility housing NMA; Godin and Clifford Marshall voted against the motion.
Closing NMA eliminates three teaching positions, one principal, one receptionist, one paraprofessional, one nutrition worker, and 1.5 custodians. Details will be worked out later, but the current plan for the students who were at NMA is to send them to a designated classroom at the middle school and high school with one teacher at each location. There is space for them at the middle school; a trailer will be added at the high school to free a classroom for the NMA students. They will primarily pursue coursework on-line. The current maximum class size for the high school is 32 students; it is 28 students at the middle school.
"We know some of these kids will be back on the streets," said Board Chairman Ernest Battle.
The present plan is to relocate the Rainbow Center students to Daughtry Elementary. Other arrangements will be made for the Parent Resource Center and the Parents Educators who were co-located with the Rainbow Center. The only savings from moving the Rainbow Center will be through reduction of utility costs.
Morris made a motion to approve three cuts from the B3 list recommended by Superintendent White. These cuts reduce the Occupational Therapist to 50 percent, eliminate the School Social Work clerical employee, and change the one employee at Central Office with a 210 day year to 200 days. The Board unanimously approved these cuts, which totaled $53,700.
Lee made a motion to take art, music, and physical education at the elementary schools and JROTC at the high school off the B3 list of possible cuts. Godin seconded the motion, and it passed unanimously. Morris motioned to remove art, music, and physical education at the middle school from the list, also, and the Board approved this motion unanimously.
The only major option mentioned for increasing revenue was an increase in property taxes.
After the Open Forum on May 17, the next budget work session was set for Monday, May 24. There will be a regular meeting of the Board on Monday, June 7, and the Board will meet Thursday, July 1 to finalize the budget. After setting these dates, the Board moved into executive session.
Items which now remain on the B3 list for possible cuts are: 4 School Instructional Support (Learning Support Staff) positions, 3 Assistant Principal positions, All Substitutes (except for long term), JHS Academic coaches, Half of Kindergarten Paraprofessionals, Competition Field Trips, Half of Elementary Counseling positions, Media paraprofessionals, Half of Middle School Counseling positions, Eliminate all but two bookkeeping positions and house bookkeeping centrally, Middle School and High School Resource Officers, HMS Graduation Coach, HMS Math Coach, JHS Graduation Coach, PE paraprofessionals, Change all Nursing positions to Health Care Workers, 1 custodian, Parents supply $10,000 of copy paper. .
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NEW YORK — Cisco Systems Inc., the world's largest maker of computer networking gear, said Sunday it is buying Meraki for $1.2 billion to expand its ability to let customers compute in the cloud.
Cloud computing refers to the increasingly popular practice of storing software applications in remote data centers that are accessed over the Internet instead of installing programs on individual machines.
Meraki Inc. is based in San Francisco and also has offices in New York, London and Mexico. The privately held company was founded in 2006 by members of MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science. Meraki technology offers customers Wi-Fi, switching, security and mobile device management centrally managed from the cloud.
Meraki will form Cisco's new Cloud Networking group, led by Meraki CEO Sanjit Biswas. The company said on its website it had originally planned to remain independent and go public, but joining Cisco will help it achieve its goal of hitting $1 billion in revenue a year.
Rob Soderbery, senior vice president, Cisco Enterprise Networking Group, said in a statement, "Meraki's solution was built from the ground up optimized for cloud, with tremendous scale, and is already in use by thousands of customers to manage hundreds of thousands of devices."
Cisco, based in San Jose, California, expects the acquisition to close in its second fiscal quarter ending in January. The $1.2 billion purchase price includes cash and retention-based incentives.
The purchase follows its $125 million purchase last week of Cloupia, which develops software that helps data center operators manage their resources.
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^^^ I agree. The difference in the race rankings come from the 2 masters 1000 that federer did not play, talking about Monte Carlo and Toronto, where djokovic took advantage, and gained 1600 pts.
If djokovic ends up number 1 this year, will be because of federer not playing all masters, which is logic, but djoko play them all knowing the tons of points he had to defend, and that might be the clue for him to retain the 1 spot. Anyways, if there's something im sure about is that federer is gonna make something special in these last 3 or 4 tournaments.
what a bunch of boloney ... Djokovic played less tournaments than Fed this year and did much better at slams. before you post something stupid check your facts first. why is Novak leading the race, 1500 points ahead of Federina? Let me tell ya, he is simply having a better year than Fed. Beijing is only 2nd 500 tournament Novak played this year. yeah, Fed didn't play 'all' masters meaning Rogers cup in Toronto but he managed to play in Rotterdam vulturing 500 points there.
and good luck with Fed retaining #1 spot and 'making something special'. he won't defend his 3000 points, regardless what Djokovic does plus Djokovic can only gain points and he has nothing really to defend in next 3 tournaments. Novak would need to lose in R1 of all tournaments he enters and that ain't happening. Remind you, except Madrid where he lost in QF, Djokovic reached semis/finals/wins of
tournaments he entered this year.
Observing his very fine form in Beijing, this trend will probably continue. Fed's lack of play (didn't play any tournaments after the USO) also might cost him in Shanghai, although he has a relatively easy draw there till semis, where Murray will be awaiting. Djokovic won both Paris and WTF before, and altough Fed is a better indoor player, Novak is pretty good indoors too.
so, there you have it. my analysis is pretty realistic unlike your day dreaming.
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Common Discomforts and Bodily Changes During Pregnancy
First Trimester
Breast Tenderness
- Wear a supportive bra.
- Avoid using soap on the breasts, as this tends to dry out the skin.
- Wear breast pads if breasts are leaking.
Nausea and Vomiting
- Eat small, frequent meals.
- Drink liquids in between meals, not with meals.
- Eat dry crackers before getting out of bed in the morning.
- Avoid smells, foods, or other stimulation that triggers your nausea.
Constipation and Bloating
- Drink plenty of water and noncaffeinated fluids each day.
- Eat fiber-rich foods, such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
- Remain active.
- Talk to your healthcare provider before taking laxatives.
Frequent Urination
Shortness of Breath
Second Trimester
Nasal Congestion and/or Nosebleeds
- Drink plenty of fluids.
- Use a humidifier to increase moisture in the air.
Bleeding Gums
Aches, Pains, and Backaches
- Wear low-heeled shoes.
- Place a pillow at the lower part of your back when sitting.
- Take breaks to rest your back.
- Never sit straight up from a back lying position. First roll on your side, then push yourself up.
- Try wearing an abdominal support, which will support your back and abdomen.
Third Trimester
Stretch Marks, Itching, and Skin Discolorations
- Gain weight according to your healthcare provider's recommendations.
- Use lotions to add moisture to dry, itchy areas of skin.
- Avoid exposure to the sun.
- Eat small, frequent meals.
- Avoid high-fat foods, spicy foods, and caffeine.
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Ankle or Leg Swelling
- Drink plenty of water or noncaffeinated beverages each day.
- Limit sodium from foods.
- Rest with feet up.
- Do not cross your legs.
- Do not wear knee-high or thigh-high nylons with a tight elastic band.
- Lie on your left side when sleeping.
Varicose Veins and Hemorrhoids
- Prevent constipation. Eat a high-fiber diet fruits, vegetables, whole grains.
- Drink plenty of fluids without caffeine.
- Avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.
- Remain active.
Difficulty Sleeping
- Take a warm shower before bedtime to relax.
- Avoid caffeine.
- Avoid exercise late in the day.
- Try to get comfortable with pillows.
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US Office on Women's Health http://www.womenshealth.gov
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Women's Health Matters http://www.womenshealthmatters.ca
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Hey buddy, sorry I have not been in touch my job has changed & buying & selling the houses are taking up all my time. I have some time off work in a few weeks so I will be in touch
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Dude, I know you've had your hands full recently mate (to say the least!!)...glad you've got some time off headed your way to blow off some steam & spend some proper time with your family. It's pretty shitty having so much to deal with all at once, moving sucks balls, don't forget to pack the kettle last
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Buccaneers shut down Quinn-led Chiefs 38-10
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Once Ronde Barber got his hands on the ball and headed up the sideline, there was no way the oldest player on the field was going to let the Kansas City Chiefs catch him.
Tampa Bay's 37-year-old, five-time Pro Bowl selection delivered yet another game-changing play for the only team he's played for in 16 NFL seasons, returning an interception 78 yards for a touchdown to key a 38-10 rout that stopped a three-game Buccaneers losing streak on Sunday.
The Bucs (2-3) played well at times during the skid, but didn't put together a complete performance until shutting down the Brady Quinn-led Chiefs (1-5).
''I think everybody had bitter feelings going into the bye week after three straight losses. It's not that we hadn't played hard. It's just none of our hard work was reaping any rewards for us,'' Barber said.
The only remaining player from Tampa Bay's Super Bowl champion of 10 years ago reached low to pick off a pass that nearly hit the ground after skipping off the intended receiver's arm. With teammate E.J. Biggers leading the way up the right sideline, Barber easily scored the 14th regular season TD of his career.
Josh Freeman threw for a season-high 328 yards and three TDs, however Barber's play was the catalyst for pulling away from a 7-3 halftime lead.
''If I could bottle that, I'd sell it for a lot of money,'' Barber said of his knack for making big plays. ''I've always been ball aware. I see the ball out a lot because I'm always around it. I can't tell you why. I'll just take them as they come, though.''
Kansas City has lost three straight heading into its bye week.
In his first start in nearly three years, Quinn threw for 180 yards and was intercepted twice, giving the Chiefs a NFL-leading 21 turnovers in six games.
The sixth-year pro filling in for the injured Matt Cassel led a field goal drive in the second quarter, but never got the Chiefs into the end zone.
Edgar Jones scored Kansas City's lone TD on a 11-yard fumble return on a play that began with Shaun Draughn blocking a punt into the end zone.
''I don't understand why we played the way we played,'' Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. ''We were still in it at halftime, but we came out on the second half and couldn't get anything done.''
Freeman teamed with Mike Williams on a 62-yard scoring play in the first quarter and threw TD passes of 19 and 17 yards to Vincent Jackson in the second half. LeGarrette Blount finished the rout with a 12-yard TD run with just under two minutes to go.
In addition to forcing two turnovers, the Bucs defense limited NFL rushing leader Jamaal Charles to 40 yards on 12 carries, and Kansas City finished with just 80 yards on the ground as a team - 141 below the Chiefs' average.
''All we can do is keep fighting,'' Jones said. ''A crazy day, but that's the game of football. A lot of things happen. Some things we can control, some things we can't control.''
Barber, making the transition to safety after 15 seasons as one of the NFL's top cornerbacks, scored for the eighth time on an interception return when he picked off a pass that bounced off Dexter McCluster and made his way to the end zone untouched to make it 21-3 early in the third quarter.
The Chiefs thought the ball hit the ground. The play was reviewed, but the ruling that it was an interception stood.
''I got hit on the play,'' said Quinn, who completed 22 of 38 passes. ''I thought I put the ball in a good spot, but all of a sudden I looked up and I saw him running. It was a tremendous play on his part. I couldn't tell on the replay. From my point of view it looked like it hit the ground, but he made a great play.''
NOTES: Quinn, who didn't get on the field the past two seasons with Denver, made his first start since Dec. 12, 2009, when he was with the Browns. ... Williams finished with four receptions for 113 yards, his second consecutive 100-yard game. ... The Bucs played without cornerback Aqib Talib, who began serving a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs.
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John Antle, professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at Oregon State University, mentioned two additional methodologies that could be used to analyze environmental externalities of the food system: cost-benefit analysis and multidimensional impact assessment. He elaborated on multidimensional impact assessment, emphasizing its reliance on modeling. He also elaborated on some of the major challenges to relying on modeling as a means to quantify externalities. Key among them is the vast heterogeneity that exists in the food system, especially with respect to production (e.g., large- versus small-scale production) and geography, and implications of that heterogeneity for collecting and analyzing data.
Finally, James Hammitt, professor of economics and decision sciences at the Harvard School of Public Health, described how risk assessment could be used to analyze the health outcomes of exposure to a wide range of food system–related stressors; identified sources of data for analysis; and explained how health effects are valued and quantified. Hammitt also discussed, more broadly, the challenge of measuring externalities in the context of noneconomic behavior. He explained that the concept of externality is not very well defined outside the classical economic model. According to classical economic theory, individuals behave as fully informed rational agents. In the "real world," nonmarket factors influence how people behave.
"Eating is an agricultural act."
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LCA is a tool for examining the environmental impact of a product. Marty Heller remarked that the defining characteristic of LCA is its "cradle-to-grave" perspective. LCA covers not just the impacts of manufacturing, but also the impacts of the upstream production chain (e.g., material extraction [i.e., mining], fuels and transportation, etc.) and downstream disposal (e.g., recycling, landfilling, etc.). Heller provided an overview of the history of the LCA methodology, described the three main stages of a typical LCA, and discussed how LCA is used and could be used to study the food system.
History of LCA
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Standing at the heart of award-winning Polish composer Krzysztof Meyer's output are his symphonies and string quartets. The first four quartets chart his development over an important decade, from the 1963 First Quartet, Op 8 to the strikingly powerful Fourth of 1974. Whether structured in a single span—as in the Second with its hints of Bartók—or more formally devised in three movements, Meyer's work is at the forefront of contemporary European quartet writing, showing some allegiance to, but differences from, the quartets of his compatriots Penderecki and Lutosławski. This is the fourth and final volume of the complete Quartets.
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Krzysztof Meyer (b 1943)
String Quartets Nos 1, 2, 3 and 4
Krzysztof Meyer was born in Kraków on 11 August 1943 and commenced his formal composition studies when he was eleven at the Kraków Music Academy, first with Stanisław Wiechowicz then with Krzysztof Penderecki (receiving his diploma in 1965) while also participating on courses with Nadia Boulanger in Paris. He himself taught at the Kraków Music Academy from 1965 to 1987, after which he became professor in composition at the Hochschule für Musik in Cologne. Equally active as a pianist, he was a member of the new music ensemble MW2 during 1965–67, and also served as President of the Polish Composers' Union during 1985–89. From 1974 to 1988 he served on the committee of the Warsaw Autumn Festival, having first appeared there in 1965 as the youngest composer in its history. His many awards for composition include first prize at the Prince Rainier of Monaco competition in 1970 and the prize of the Polish Composers' Union in 1992. His two-volume study of Witold Lutosławski (2003/4: co-written with Danuta Gwizdalanka) remains the most extensive in Polish, while his monograph on the life and music of Dmitry Shostakovich (1973, new edition in 1994) has been translated into several European languages, and his completion of the opera The Gamblers staged in several countries.
In his own music Meyer has shown a keen awareness of the stylistic paths in music after 1945 and a conviction in using them for his own ends. Serial and sonorist as well as aleatoric means have periodically informed his compositions, yet, as he himself stated in an interview four decades ago, "Applying various techniques is for me only a means to composition, and it is by no means an exaggeration…to say that I enter some regions of my inner soundscape using any technical means available and that I will still arrive at a result that I had aimed at from the start, regardless of the means applied". Although his sizable output takes in the broad spectrum of musical genres, the series of eight symphonies and thirteen string quartets stand at the centre of his achievement—with this latter covering 47 years (so far) of his composing career [Nos 5, 6 and 8 appear on Naxos 8.570776, with Nos 9, 11 and 12 on 8.572656 and Nos 7, 10 and 13 on 8.573001].
It was with his First String Quartet (1963) that Meyer made his Warsaw Autumn début. Although its musical idiom is strongly influenced by the sonorist language then being advocated by such as Penderecki, its three-movement design of Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis points to an underlying formal evolution which in itself looks forward to his later works. The first movement opens with intensive col legno playing, to which are added harmonics, then sul ponticello and finally pizzicato techniques, before a sudden pause on a cluster which expands across the quartet and brings about a febrile burst of activity that persists until the lower instruments unfold a sequence of glissandos; these latter then persist as the music gradually winds down to a restive close. The brief second movement centres much more on consistency of texture, as the contrasting techniques sounded by each player are channelled towards a laconic close. The third movement attempts an amalgamation of its predecessors, as slowly undulating glissandos are countered by diverse gestures and the music gains in expressive intensity prior to reaching a heightened climax featuring aggressive interplay between the four instruments: this gradually falls away to leave a more tentative dialogue which then disperses until an uneasy chordal truce is attained.
By the time of the Second String Quartet (1969), Lutosławski had written his only work in the genre and its methodical yet never predictable evolution of its salient musical ideas is reflected in Meyer's piece—though in contrast to the senior composer's preference for 'introductory' and 'main' movements, the present work unfolds as a single and unbroken span. The stuttering initial gestures (redolent of the opening of Bartók's Fifth Quartet) quickly extend to all four instruments as the music's harmonic density expands accordingly. The texture gradually thins out to reveal a more individuated dialogue with pizzicato and col legno playing to the fore, and which is succeeded in turn by attempts to rekindle the initial impetus until a mingling of strident unison and pizzicato gestures is reached. The music then passes through an intensive burst of free harmonies (akin to 'tuning-up'), before its continuation of stark chordal gestures leads into a more inward and even reflective passage that only gradually loses its poise as the stuttering gestures at the very opening are recalled. These do not round off the work, however, which instead closes with restive chords as the music heads towards an uneasy calm.
The Third String Quartet (1971) pursues a not dissimilar trajectory to its predecessor, though here the formal design falls into three separate movements—with elements of development and reprise to be detected in the first and third of these. The first movement opens with three detached pizzicato chords, after which the music launches into a headlong outburst which duly subsides into a dense though now more cohesive texture. Intricate pizzicato and searching harmonic writing are now combined, followed by a distant recollection of the earlier outburst and then a more wistful interplay prior to a tensely inward close. The second movement picks up on the later stages of its predecessor, if without a parallel sense of motivation as the music passes through constantly changing textures before it reaches a tentative yet expectant ending. The third movement begins with forceful unison gestures and a densely harmonic interplay between the four instruments that is belatedly silenced by stark repeated gestures. A series of tremolo decrescendos then makes way for pensive unison chords that spread across the texture as the music seems intent on securing some manner of resolution, but any hints at a more decisive close are denied as the activity gradually thins out to leave the fugitive gestures with which the work ends.
The Fourth String Quartet (1974) marks a clear step forward in terms of its three movements contrasting with each other to create a dynamic and goal-directed formal design, though the balance between them is by no means a traditional one. The first movement commences with impassioned chordal gestures that bring with them a sense of meaningful harmonic progression, as underpinned by strident pizzicato writing, until a sudden pause brings a sparser but still cohesive texture which gains in momentum as the music builds towards its powerful culmination. This latter is summarily dispersed to leave fleeting harmonics as the top of the compass, before brief recollections of the opening effect the dramatic close. The second movement begins with repeated gestures, countered by more assaultive chords from the lower instruments as the music gradually takes on greater substance and direction. Over these initial gestures a more agitated motion comes to the fore, with the players drawn into an elaborate dialogue that gives vent to their respective characters and progresses towards a sequence of intensive passage-work which then subsides into elegiac musing that persists through to the close. The third movement starts with strident pizzicato writing, against which the initially spare gestures gradually accrue in prominence without the music gaining in emotional impetus. Instead it heads into a series of plangent monologues for solo instruments over held unison chords, before the impassioned gestures from the very opening re-emerge to guide the work to a conclusion that fades into silence—icy harmonics at the top of the compass gradually receding beyond earshot.
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You'll be sure to enjoy your stay in this beautifully decorated hilltop beach house. Acorn Bayview Retreat is situated in the Cavendish resort area of Stanley Bridge. Just 5 minutes from Cavendish National Park and beach, as well as world class golf courses, fresh off the boat seafood and an abundance of small restaurants and shops.
Our summer home overlooks New London Bay and the Stanley Bridge where you'll see the lobster boats coming in after a days catch and the beautiful blue herons resting the water.
We offer a fully equipped kitchen, as well as luxury linens and brand new furnishings for the 2011 season.
You can dig for clams during low tide on one of the resorts 3 private beaches, tour the area and search for that perfect handcrafted gift from one of our Island Artisans or simply relax in the 6 person hot tub with a glass of wine and the beautiful sunsets. Whatever it is you choose to do, we are sure you will enjoy your stay at the Acorn Bayview Retreat.
We are a family of 4 from Ontario Canada. My husband has family on the Island and we used to come and visit for a week every summer. In 2010 we started looking at properties and found our dream cottage!
Sarah Acorn purchased this house in 2010
We love the views and the location. We are right in the tourism district but also private enough that we dont feel the busyness of the tourism season. We love the proximity to the beach for our kids and the quietness of the subdivision allows them to play safely outside.
We love the light in this house and the views of the bay. The sunsets from the hot tub are incredible and the character in the home is wonderful with the high ceilings.
Hi Sarah
We rented your home in PEI - Stanley Bridge last summer for a week. Our family just loved it. The kids and our little dog had so much fun playing in the neighbourhood and at the beaches. So much so, that we are considering going back this year too.
Thanks again, I hope you are staying safe and warm during this harsh winter!
My husband and I were planning an anniversary getaway and found this lovely cottage home right between Stanley Bridge and Cavendish. The home is very well kept and the view from the sitting room that over looked New London bay was so wonderful. We did travel late in the season so much was closed or closing down when we arrived, but we enjoyed the QUIET! Just seagulls calls, no car or neighbor noise. They have a huge hottub on the front deck and I enjoyed myself there in the evening. The air was turning cool in the evenings but the hot water in the tub made the night very relaxing. The bedrooms were furnished nicely and our bed was really comfortable. The only thing I would do different would be put up blinds in the master bedroom ( the sunlight came in at 6:30 /am through the white curtains and reflected in the white room and woke us up really early.) We love to sleep in when we are on vacation. Otherwise everything else went smoothly. We met the caretaker and he was very nice and helpful. This is a lovely spot and I would return here again.
Me, my brother and my parents stayed at this wonderful cottage for a week n July. This was our first time to Prince Edward Island and i assure you it won't be the last. The cottage itself had everything we need and more, the best part was sitting outside after a day of sightseeing and enjoying the magnificent views of New London Bay. I would highly reccommend Carr's Oyster Bar which is visible across the bay where the cottage is situated. From visiting Anne of Green Gables Museum to lying on the beach and enjoying the cool waters Prince Edward Island really does have something for everyone. Sarah was extremly helpful in the booking process and any questions we had she was there to answer them. This cottage is a jewel tucked away inside Prince Edward Island, it's location to Cavendish and Charlottetown make it an excellent choice!!!
The most beautiful cottage I have ever been to! Spent a week at Sarah and Jeff's property and hope it will not be my last. The whole cottage is bright and airy with amazing views of the water. Only minutes from Green Gables and the Village of Avonlea which is a plus for any tourist to the Island. The parking pass to the National Parks was a nice bonus but we chose to rent bikes and bike to the beach instead. Would reccomend St. Ann's Lobster Suppers (in a church basement) and Carr's was a treat as well. Sarah and Jeff were very helpful and had a lot of great suggestions for activities to do. Thanks for suggesting we go deep-sea fishing, we ate like kings and queens!
My husband was pleasantly surprised when we pulled into the cottage since I did the booking with Sarah and he hadn't seen any pics. With a beautiful, central location, this well-maintained , spacious cottage is a perfect choice for a couple or a family. Wonderful restaurants a short jaunt away (and Carr's across the bay highly recommended) and tons of activities to choose from, we wouldn't hesitate to return. Having the park pass was a nice bonus and greatly appreciated. The hot tub was a highlight and a wonderful way to end off each evening. The owners and the caretakers are terrific and any questions or needs we had were responded to quickly.
This place is fantastic! The location is perfect, just minutes to Cavendish Beach, Anne of Green Gables attractions, etc. Our family of 4 including two young children stayed here in early June and we're already planning another stay here soon.
This vacation home has everything you need, every amenity you can think of. The rooms are spacious, the beds are very comfortable and the cozy finished basement gave our kids their own retreat/play area. Our kids had lots of room to roam around the spacious property and we definitely made use of the hot tub.
Jeff & Sarah were very helpful with helping us plan our stay. We have rented several places over the years for vacations and we certainly would not hesitate to stay here again. Highly recommended!
Our property is located right in the heart of the Tourism District. We are in a private subdivision with spacious lots and breathtaking views of the bay. If you are looking to stay close to all the area attractions but have all of the comforts of home and your own private space, then our cottage is for you!
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Pregnancy books warn of heartburn bouts, but I was shocked and often horrified by the severe burning that ruptured in my chest when I was last expecting. I take some of the blame since I craved hot sauce and Asian food and was not about to deny myself. As a result, I slept with TUMS on my nightstand and downed a Ginger Ale on a moment's notice.
This time around, I've only encountered the pain a couple of times though I still have my last trimester to conquer. And, Tabasco and spicy Kung Pao chicken are on the back burner. Did you experience heartburn while expecting?
isabelle315 6 years
One of the first things I thought of after I gave birth was "no more heartburn!!" It was so awful!! I, too, had Tums in my nightstand drawer... I think I went through like 3 jumbo sized containers in the last 2 months of my pregnancy. I will never complain of a little regular "heartburn" again.... pregnancy heartburn is brutal! I could hardly sleep at night (which is such a cruel twist of fate, given that once the baby arrives, there isn't any opportunity to sleep!)
TMommy 6 years
I have terrible heartburn. I take tums and mylanta but I try to limit my intake because it is possible to have too much calcium. Two things that have also helped are ice cream (yum!) and my mid-wives suggested papaya enzyme. They are minty and you eat them after the meal to actually speed digestion. They have definitely helped! You can find them at a vitamin or health food store.
jel143 6 years
I had heartburn occasionally before I was pregnant. Now I'm 35 weeks and I get it every single day...usually at night, but it has recently started in the middle of the day too. And I HATE Tums - they make me gag!
piper23 6 years
I had to sleep elevated for the last two months of my pregnancy. I also bought out the pharmacy's tums stash. My hips ached, my heart burned - sleeping was out of the question.
Greggie 6 years
Blockers are kinder to your stomach as well. It's better to prevent the acid rather than treat it after it's already eaten at the lining.
fsquaash 6 years
I was getting heartburn during the day and acid reflux at night. It was affecting my sleep and Tums didn't make a dent. When I complained to my OB, she recommended an OTC acid blocker like Pepcid or Zantac. It made the world of difference.
Greggie 6 years
If you have heartburn more than a few times a week, especially severe heartburn, please talk to your doctor about a daily preventative medication. Tums and the like only treat it once it's happened, things like Zantac prevent it from happening in the first place. Heartburn, I was totally prepared for. Everyone always said it was almost a guarantee in pregnancy. With my sons it was mild and I just needed Mylanta here and there. With my daughter, it was so severe that I needed heart monitoring and a twice daily med. I still have to take the medication pretty regularly.
Greggie 6 years
If you have heartburn more than a few times a week, especially severe heartburn, please talk to your doctor about a daily preventative medication. Tums and the like only treat it once it's happened, things like Zantac prevent it from happening in the first place.Heartburn, I was totally prepared for. Everyone always said it was almost a guarantee in pregnancy. With my sons it was mild and I just needed Mylanta here and there. With my daughter, it was so severe that I needed heart monitoring and a twice daily med. I still have to take the medication pretty regularly.
Mystofflyn 6 years
Every night I have heartburn. Tums = Love. Only 20 more weeks of this.
SuzyQ08 6 years
Oh my.. I ate Tums like they were candy! The strange thing is that I didn't really have heartburn, I just craved the taste.
Mommy-of-Three 6 years
I took Zantac everyday as well as Tums - kept bottles of Tums everywhere. At one point in my first pregnancy I remember asking the doctor how many Tums were safe to take in one day. I had three kids all born with with full heads of hair.
alikat07 6 years
I haven't been pregnant yet, but I'm very nervous about this. I already have heartburn and will have to get off the meds before getting pregnant... yikes! I'll have to be very careful with my diet. Well, I guess not drinking alcohol and wayyy less caffeine from the start will help.
meandtheo 6 years
I too slept with them by tums on my nightstand. It was AWFUL. I had them everywhere, in my purse, in both cars. It didn't matter what I ate. And there is the old wives tale about the baby having a lot of hair...it was true! My daughter came out with a full head of black hair (apparently there is some fact to this old wives tale, something about a protein in the hair).
lorioz 6 years
When I was pregnant I would drink a glass of milk at every meal and it definitely helped with the heart burn!
tina_marie 6 years
Pepcid AC was my saviour. I even took one when I was in labor.
luckyme 6 years
Ditto to katedavis - I never had it prior to pregnancy, so I was definitely taken aback when it stared. Man it was bad! I would have a glass of milk at night before bed (or a yogurt) and that seemed to help out. I would munch on tums when it was really bad, usually at work.
katedavis 6 years
I had never had it before I was pregnant and so every night after I had dinner I would lay down on the couch and watch some TV. After a couple of nights of my chest, well, burning, I said something to my husband who laughed and explained to me that what I was experiencing was heartburn.
keiren63 6 years
my sister-in-law had made a plate of veggies one night...and I had a radish. Worst heartburn ever. I was in agony.
Mishell 6 years
Sometimes the heartburn was so bad I couldn't breathe. I'd wake up several times a night because of it. But, the baby has moved down now and it is no longer a problem.


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MANGALORE: The Airports Authority of India has completed work on the new apron (parking stand for aircraft) pending shoulder works at Kenjar, near Bajpe airport, where its new terminal building is coming up.
The new apron can accommodate four Airbus 310 type aircraft and one Airbus 321 at a time, M.R. Vasudeva, Director, Mangalore (Bajpe) Airport told The Hindu. "The area of apron is approximately 43,000 square metres. It is ready," he said.
Shoulder works of apron and works on the taxiway connecting the apron with the new concrete runway will be completed in a fortnight. The total cost of the apron, shoulder works and taxi way is Rs. 18.19 crore, he said.
The new apron is part of the works being taken up under the modernisation of Bajpe Airport. Work on the new terminal building is under progress in an area covering 18,000 sq. mts. The total cost of the modernisation project is approximately Rs. 147 crore.
The AAI recently wrote to the Dakshina Kannada Zilla Panchayat to hand over Maravoor-Kenjar Road to it. This road connects the new terminal building site (Kenjar) with Mangalore-Bajpe Road at Maravoor.
This 900-mt-long 7.5 mt wide asphalted road is in bad condition. Presently the contractors executing the terminal building works use this road to transport light weight construction material to the site.
"If the State Government hands it over, we will widen this road to 9 metres and strengthen it. It will provide connectivity to the new terminal building from Mangalore city," Mr. Vasudeva said.
When contacted, a senior official at the zilla panchayat who did not want to be named said that the AAI's request would have to be sent to the government. If the State Government gives its green signal, the road can be handed over.
A decision to this effect probably will be taken after the Assembly elections.
"We have handed over a small stretch of road in front of the Bajpe Airport to the AAI. This road is between entry and exit points outside the compound wall of the existing airport terminal building," he said.


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The Indian High Commission here has assured Sri Lanka's Foreign Ministry that a thorough investigation would be carried out into the attack on the Maha Bodhi Centre, Chennai.
In a statement on Tuesday, the Sri Lankan Foreign Ministry said the Indian High Commission had also assured the Ministry that action would be taken to ensure the safety and welfare of the Maha Bodhi Centre and other Sri Lankan institutions and establishments in Tamil Nadu.
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The building has been completely refurbished and it is situated just 109 yards (100 meters) away from the cable car station which leads up to the center of Taormina.
Among the amenities guests will find complimentary wired (high-speed) Internet access, a safe-deposit box at the front desk, babysitting service (with surcharge), luggage storage, and free parking only during stay.
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Distances from Taormina Garden HotelLido Mazzarò - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
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Taormina Cable Car - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Greek Theatre - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Villa Comunale - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Palazzo dei Congressi - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Chiesa Santa Caterina - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Taormina Roman Odeon - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Museum of Art and Popular Traditions - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Palazzo Corvaja - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Piazza IX April - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Torre dell'Orogio - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Saraceno Castle - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Badia Vecchia - 1.7 km / 1 mi
Taormina Archaeological Museum - 1.7 km / 1 mi
The preferred airport for Taormina Garden Hotel is Catania (CTA-Fontanarossa) - 47.7 km / 29.6 mi.
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You would know whooping cough immediately by the sound, it's not something that is over looked. It sounds like they may have lower immune systems and one thing is just leading to the next thing. With the exception of step, nothing can be done for any of those things. Strep should be treated with antibiotics but the others need to just run their course. However, if you don't trust your Dr then you should see a new one.
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My son had issues like this when he was first born. He had RSV. I would second newmomOC87 by following up with a different pediatrician. I had to do this with my ODS. I knew something was up with my first son because he was miserable after he ate. He would arch his back and scream. The first pediatrician told me I didn't know what I was talking about and I was just nervous because I was a new mother. I think she was just pissed bc I was calling at 2 am. I found a new pediatrician and she listened to me. My son had severe reflux. IF your gut is telling you that it is something more.. then follow up. You will be kicking yourself if it turns out to be something and you sat back and waited bc the stupid dr let you believe nothing was wrong.
Find a new Dr asap! They sound like they are sick and I would get them the shot, what do you have to loose? Alot, and the benefit is they won't get it. You should get the shot and anyone who are around them. My pediatrician told me the stats on newborns and babies without the shot and it was shocking! Very scary. Hope they get better and sounds like the Dr isn't a good one.
My son had similar symptoms a couple months ago, low grade fever, cranky, green snot, wasn't eating much. He had ear infections in both ears and a sinus infection; which was causing the thick green snot. Hopefully it's nothing serious with your little ones.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — For the second night in a row, the Redbirds had no trouble getting runners on base. However, for the second straight game they failed to capitalize on their opportunities, dropping a 7-1 decision to the Oklahoma City RedHawks.
Memphis went 0-for-10 with runners in scoring position Sunday night as they stranded 10 runners. Monday night the 'Birds stranded 10 more runners and managed just two hits in 10 at-bats with runners in scoring position.
Oklahoma City grabbed 1-0 lead in the second inning on Mike Hessman's leadoff home run off Shelby Miller (4-7). It was Hessman's 25th of the season.
The RedHawks sent nine men to the plate in the fourth inning to push their lead to 5-1. Marwin Gonzalez's RBI single made it 2-0 before Miller issued back-to-back walks forcing in the second run of the inning, with the second going to RedHawks pitcher Brett Oberholtzer. Miller left after the inning, having been charged with five earned runs on four hits. He walked five and struck out five.
Lou Montanez led the Redbirds with three hits and drove in the only Memphis run. The Redbirds have just three runs in their last two games.
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Join members of the Visual Studio Team System product group to discuss Team Foundation Server, Team Editions for Architects, Developers, Database Pros, and Testers. In addition, discuss what's new in the latest Orcas Community Technology Preview (CTP).
Join the chat on Wednesday, December 6th from 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM Pacific Time.
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This is excellent that you are running a live chat. My team and I have been using Team System for a year and are now moving all new solutions in VSTS. We are just reaching the end of our first BIG project.
I have some questions on Project Management that I am looking forward to sharing with the VSTS team.