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My measly student got himself a p/t job in Asda today - he has been looking for almost 18 months and this was his first interview in all that time. It's just a 3 month job which will fit in perfectly for his A levels and the him going to Uni.
He's going to be doing the online shopping orders and has to work from 6am till 11am - we think it's hilarious considering most days he gets up about noon
The only time he sees 6am is when he stays up all night to watch the Tampa Bay Rays play...
We're so glad he going to be earning - hooray
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Life is good ehhh!!!
I'm medically retired so to speak but in my former life I was a Nurse Teacher.( an RN that is certified to teach) I was in charge of Special Education for our districts private schools.9 401's ect parent/ student advocate)
I've had a few PT jobs I love having my own money The only thing I hate is that they've all been temporary. The amount of places looking for PT staff is seriously low and I think a lot of adults that have lost jobs are taking them up. I honestly think it's an age thing I've been for 3-4 interviews recently and I always think I've done pretty well but never get the job I worked in M&S over Christmas and they've offered me a permanent PT position twice but the hours didn't fit in with college.Originally Posted by arkvilla, post: 212044


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After a sequence of disappointing results this season, India finally emerged victorious. The way the host started and finished the five-match contest did not matter much to its fans following its hat-trick of wins to lock the series.
Though India made it with the narrowest of margins, it proved enough to bring back the World No. 1 spot in ODI rankings. Indeed, an unexpected bonus!
Some sheen will be off India's success if one remembers that the England selectors chose to rest Jonathan Trott, James Anderson and Graeme Swann for the ODI series. But England, under a confident Alastair Cook, was aiming to strike at the vulnerable-looking Indians, softened by the 2-1 defeat at the hands of Pakistan.
For England, without some of its best players, it was going to be difficult to reverse the trend suggested by the fact that it had won just one out of the last 18 ODIs played in India. As a result, winning two out of five matches was itself a huge gain for England.
Regardless of the triumph boosting the confidence of the young Indian bowlers, areas of concern remain. Most leading batsmen struggled for form and the attack lacked sting. No doubt, Bhuvaneshwar Kumar impressed one and all with his disciplined, swing bowling but the cupboard looks bare with many pacemen, who played for the country in the last couple of seasons, yet to come back from injuries. Zaheer Khan, Umesh Yadav, Praveen Kumar, R.P. Singh, Munaf Patrel, R. Vinay Kumar, S. Sreesanth, Varun Aaron, Irfan Pathan… the list seems endless.
Recent gains
A look at the recent gains for India brings into focus the emergence of Suresh Raina as a mature performer in the middle of the innings.
Also encouraging is the determination with which Ravindra Jadeja is evolving as an all-rounder, in keeping with Dhoni's expectations.
With India not expected to play ODIs in the near future, its preparations for the Champions Trophy, to be hosted by England in June, will be in the form of playing in the Indian Premier League.
Surely not an ideal way to approach a premier event considering the way other teams, particularly, England and Australia, are busy in search of a champion combination, with their focus firmly on the 2015 World Cup.
Ask Dhoni about how he looks ahead to the World Cup and he says, "You will have to wait and watch, 2015 is a long way off — two and a half years away. What we need to see is what kind of a combination we should have because the World Cup is in Australia (and New Zealand). The whole pool that is playing domestic cricket is the set we are looking at. Some of them right now are playing international cricket.
"Some others have injuries, they are recovering. By the end of this year or the start of next year, you will have a pool of players who would have played sufficient number of international matches."
Indeed, it is too early to look at the World Cup but the time has come for the Board to closely monitor the growing number of players on the injury-list. Injuries are an integral part of a fast bowler's life but it is indeed baffling how most of them recover well in time for the annual extravaganza called IPL.
With the four-Test home series against Australia coming up next month, India's attack, both pace and spin, looks woefully inadequate, more so after it stood exposed before a well-prepared England in the Test series. India's failing against off-spinners was exposed by Graeme Swann in the Test series but his replacement, James Tredwell, teased the Indians and Yuvraj Singh repeatedly falling to Tredwell proved the Indian vulnerability against off-spin.
Does India look ready for the Australian challenge? With the cricketers keen to rest, as indicated by Dhoni, ahead of the Test series, the state of preparedness of Team India is anybody's guess.


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Adele to Perform at A-List Wedding
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Madonna revealed to a U.K. TV show that she wanted British diva Adele to perform with her at the 2012 Super Bowl, but the 'Rolling in the Deep' singer had to decline because her voice was still on the mend from vocal cord surgery. That would have been quite a halftime show, wouldn't it?
Time's 100 Most Influential: Adele + Rihanna Make the List
Time magazine's annual 100 Most Influential People in the World list is always sure to drum up some discussion and controversy. Only a few singers made the cut this time around, with Adele and Rihanna rightfully receiving the honor.
Adele Could Be More Influential Than The President
Adele Covers EW's Music Issue
Adele covers the music issue of Entertainment Weekly aka EW, which just landed on stands. There's really no better choice of artist to grace the cover of this themed issue, since Adele is the best-selling and most critically adored artist of the past decade, if not longer. In an age where CD and overall music sales are sagging like a pair of trousers with rocks in them, Adele is selling millions of records.
Usher Wants to Work With Adele
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Adele is undoubtedly the biggest name in music right now and with all that fame, a lot of people are singing her songs and uploading them to YouTube. One of the latest covers comes from a toddler! Makena, a whopping 2 years old, sings Adele's "Someone Like You," and her version will leave your heart melted!
Adele Surpasses Pink Floyd on Best-Selling U.K. Albums Chart
Adele might only have two albums in her discography so far, but she's already engraved her name in music history — this is further evidenced by the influential artists whose records she's been blowing past since dropping '21.'
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The implementation of the RTI Act has seen several ups and downs since it came into force about a decade ago. For a very long time reluctant babus delayed providing information within the stipulated 30 days. Today, many of them even refuse to comply with the orders of the state information commission.
In most cases where information is not provided, no satisfactory explanation is given. The recourse for an applicant is to file a first appeal with an officer – usually a senior official in the same department – but this hasn't really worked.
It is only the state information commission that has the power to penalize by imposing fines on the public information officer for not providing the relevant information. Only the threat of penalty has yielded information in some cases.
But there are several cases where senior officers have ignored the directions of the commission. For example the case where Shailesh Gandhi, former central information commissioner, had sought information about undertrials and separately from the revenue department about tribals' rights on their land.
When he did not get the information on undertrials despite an order by the state information commissioner, Gandhi filed a fresh appeal seeking to know what the authorities had done to comply with the order.
On the matter of the tribals, the commission had ordered the details to be put up on the website for the public good, but the authority has done nothing about it. Gandhi is awaiting a hearing on his fresh appeals in both the matters.
"The appeal is pending with the commission but they have not provided me any information as yet. The threat to the act is manifold," Gandhi told dna. "While non-compliance is the new threat, the others are pending appeals and absence of good commissioners who find a way out to ensure that information is provided."
In the case of Kaustubh Gharat, another applicant, the authorities did not comply with the commission's order in one case and moved court in another.
Addressing an RTI convention recently, state chief information commissioner Ratnakar Gaikwad, in fact, even blamed senior officers in a case for creating "blockades".
In this matter, the Mumbai police commissioner was asked to inquire into the conduct of an additional commissioner of police. "He (additional police commissioner) had written and given that the information should not be provided by the PIO. The police commissioner pulled him up for that," Gaikwad told dna.
"Since the act has no contempt powers there is not much that a commissioner can do. He can only impose a fine up to Rs25,000 and recommend disciplinary action against the person. If still there is no compliance, there is not much that an officer can do," says Gaikwad.
Bhaskar Prabhu, RTI activist, believes that if a PIO does not give documents the information commissioner can call for the documents. "the information from that can be given to the applicant. The commissioners need to find ways to ensure compliance," he said.
Whose Right To Information is it anyway?
The Right to Information Assessment and Advocacy Group (RAAG) conducted a study titled "Who uses the RTI Act and for what?" The highlights of this study which were presented at the Western India RTI Convention 2014 suggested very low satisfaction levels among RTI users.
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London attractions: The Renoir Cinema showing 127 Hours
Published: Tuesday 11th of January 2011
Those looking for things to do in London should go see 127 Hours at the Renoir Cinema.
Written by Simon Beaufoy and directed by Danny Boyle, 127 Hours tells the true story of Aron Ralston, an American who is climbing Utah's Blue John canyon alone.
He becomes stuck in an isolated ravine when a dislodged half-tonne boulder falls on him, crushing his right arm and trapping him against the canyon wall.
During the five days he is there he reflects on his life but his supplies are running out and he knows he will have to take extreme measures to survive.
This is the latest film from the director of cult classic Trainspotting and massive hit Slumdog Millionaire.
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Colin Firth stars in the new film which shows him as King George VI at the abbey preparing for his coronation with his unqualified and unorthodox speech therapist Lionel.
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Description: Lamhe (Hindi: लम्हे, translation: Moments) is a 1991 Hindi film directed by Yash Chopra and starring Anil Kapoor and Sridevi. The story was written by Honey Irani. The film was critically acclaimed, had exceptional music, and did brilliant business in UK. Unfortunately, it was not a box-office success in India. It is one of the few films that picked up the Filmfare Award for Best Movie despite its lacklustre business.It was inspired from the 1986 film Anokha Rishta.Lamhe was shot in two schedules in Rajasthan and London. Over the years the film has been hailed as a cult classic and is regarded as a modern masterpiece and possibly Yash Chopra's finest film. It is also one of the biggest Bollywood hits in the overseas market and video circuit. Sridevi won a lot of acclaim for her double-role as mother and daughter, winning the Filmfare Best Actress Award, and other awards. The film finds a place in the Times Movie Guide's Top 100 Indian films.[citation needed] It is also in the Outlook magazine's list of All-Time Great Indian films. It has been cited as Yash Chopra's personal favourite of the films he has done.Directed by Yash ChopraProduced by Yash ChopraWritten by Honey Irani,Rahi Masoom RazaStarring Anil Kapoor,Sridevi,Waheeda Rehman,Anupam KherMusic by Shiv-HariDistributed by Yash Raj FilmsRelease date(s) 22 November 1991Running time 187 min.Song Singer(s)"Yeh Lamhe" Hariharan"Yeh Lamhe (Sad version)" Hariharan"Mhaare Rajasthan Ma" Moinuddin"Mohe Chhodo Naa" Lata Mangeshkar"Churiyan Kanak Gayee (contains excerpts of 'Mhaare Rajasthan Ma' in the introduction)" Lata Mangeshkar and Ila Arun"Churiyan Kanak Gayee (sad version)" Lata Mangeshkar"Kabhi Main Kahoon" Lata Mangeshkar and Hariharan"Meha Re Megha" Lata Mangeshkar"Yaad Nahin Bhool Gaya" Lata Mangeshkar and Suresh Wadkar"Gudiya Rani" Lata Mangeshkar"Meri Bindiya" Lata Mangeshkar"Freak Out (Parody Song)" - Pamela Chopra and Sudesh Bhosle"Moments of Rage (Dance music)" "Moments of Passion (Dance music)"
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LDF walkout marks first day of monsoon session
The monsoon session of the Kerala Assembly began on Monday with a walkout by the Opposition Left Democratic Front (LDF) members to protest against what they termed the government's failure to save the State from garbage menace and the rising incidence of fever.
The Opposition, which raised the issue through an adjournment motion notice given by V. Sivankutty (CPI-M) accused the government of having failed to go beyond loud declarations about projects aimed at removing the mounting piles of garbage across the State and alleged that it had failed to make adequate preparations to treat lakhs of people reporting at hospitals across the State with fever.
Responding to the Opposition charge, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy said the government had evolved a three-pronged strategy to find short- and long-term solutions to the menace. Earlier, the government could do nothing because it was handicapped by the non-availability of technologies which involved the separation of plastic material, waste processing at source, and setting up of six major garbage treatment plants in Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Kottayam, Kochi, Thrissur, and Kozhikode, he said.
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Leader of the Opposition V.S. Achuthanandan pointed out that though the government had promised funds for pre-monsoon cleaning, such infusion of funds had not had the desired effort. The government, which was quick to order Vigilance investigations, should do something of the sort to see where the money had gone and why it could not produce any result, he said. Earlier, seeking leave for the motion, Mr. Sivankutty said the current situation was the result of gross negligence by the government.
Funds earmarked
Urban Affairs Minister Manjalamkuzhi Ali told the House Rs.237 crore had been earmarked this year for solid waste management. The entire piled-up garbage in the capital could be removed if the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation cooperated with the government, he added.
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Health Minister V.S. Sivakumar said, if necessary, special mobile clinics would be pressed into service in all districts to tackle the fever threat. Three mobile clinics had already started operating in the capital and three special wards were being readied at the Thiruvananthapuram medical college hospital to treat fever patients, he said.
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Out-and-up pattern for early high school grads
Most people will tell you their senior year of high school — especially the spring — was something they wouldn't trade for anything.
The prom, senior party, yearbook signing, graduation, seeing friends and classmates for the last time until the first reunion, the ultimate feeling of freedom with one last look back in June.
But for a very few, bypassing all of that for a chance to start for a college football team in September trumps any potential memory-making events.
Frosh starts
Following are this fall's freshman stats for four local players who graduated from high school in January in order to participate in spring football in college:
Pete Thomas (Valhalla), QB, Colorado State
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3 73 109 6 695 1
Dillon Baxter (Mission Bay), RB, USC
G Att Yds TD Rec Yds TD
2 16 74 0 5 25 0
Kenny Stills (La Costa Canyon), WR, Oklahoma
G Rec Yds TD
3 9 98 0
Tony Jefferson (Eastlake), DB, Oklahoma
3 games; 13 tackles; 4 passes broken up
Last year, four blue-chip recruits — Valhalla's Pete Thomas (Colorado State), La Costa Canyon's Kenny Stills (Oklahoma), Eastlake's Tony Jefferson (Oklahoma) and the San Diego Section and state Player of the Year, Mission Bay's Dillon Baxter (USC) — opted to graduate early so they could start classes in January.
They will tell you it was a good move for them and at the same time not for everyone.
"I don't think everyone can do it," Thomas said via phone from Fort Collins, where he is the starting quarterback. "First of all, it doesn't make any sense to do it if you don't have a chance to start. If there is any chance you will redshirt, you should enjoy your senior year."
Thomas began looking into graduating early after his last game as a junior. His original intent was to attend Arizona State, but he changed his mind to go to CSU, which, like ASU, had a vacancy at quarterback.
Thomas went to his counselor and was told because he was carrying close to a 4.0 GPA all he needed to do was take two classes during summer school and he'd be on track to graduate early.
"Definitely for football it was a huge advantage," Thomas said. "I got to spend time in the film room, the weight room and meet my teammates. I got to settle in before spring football.
"Academically, it gave me a chance to adjust. College is lot different from high school, but even there I was able to acclimate myself without the pressure of playing football as I would have in the fall."
Thomas' father said there were drawbacks, however.
"Socially, it was a big concern," said Dan. "His graduating class wasn't entering school until the fall, and the previous class already had a semester. He was out on an island at the start.
"Academics was never a concern — he carried a 3.5 GPA — but socially, adjusting to college life, was different. He went in January when the weather was freezing and he didn't know anyone. After spring ball he was a different person."


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Angular zinc-clad volumes fold around a central courtyard and stretch out towards ocean views at this house designed by Australian architect John Wardle on the scenic Great Ocean Road in Victoria (+ movie). More »
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John Wardle's Fairhaven Beach House
Office for a Sydney advertising agency combines
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Movie: Julia Borghesi of design studio Hassell discusses the hybrid aesthetic of advertising agency Clemenger BBDO's office in Sydney, which topped the office category at last month's Inside Festival. More »
GASP! by Room 11 is a sequence
of riverside pavilions and boardwalks
Australian architecture studio Room 11 has created a three-kilometre riverside pathway in Tasmania where brightly coloured boardwalks are punctuated with public pavilions (+ slideshow). More »
Third Wave Kiosk built from weathered
steel piles by Tony Hobba Architects
Keperra House built around
a sheltered deck by A-CH
A sheltered deck separates the bedroom from the living spaces of this tiny home in a suburb of Brisbane (+ slideshow). More »
Australian National Architecture Awards
2013 winners announced
News: the Australian Institute of Architects has announced 38 winners of this year's National Architecture Awards, including a pointy artists' studio in Japan, a bright blue stadium in Perth and a Melbourne university building covered in scales. More »
Mullet House by
March Studio
A twisted angular roof oversails this extension to a suburban house in Melbourne by Australian architects March Studio (+ slideshow). More »
8 Chifley by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
and Lippmann Partnership
Architects Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and Lippmann Partnership have completed a 34-storey office tower in Sydney with criss-crossing red braces on its sides and an elevated terrace cutting through its middle. More »
Dapto Anglican Church Auditorium
by Silvester Fuller
Faceted white walls frame the entrances to this monochrome auditorium in rural New South Wales by Australian architects Silvester Fuller (+ slideshow). More »
"This was the first botanical garden purely
for Australian native plants"
Movie: in our second exclusive interview from this year's World Architecture Festival, Scott Adams of Taylor Cullity Lethlean discusses the design of The Australian Garden, which won the award for best landscape project. More »
"World's first" drone delivery service
launches in Australia
Medhurst Winery
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Botanical garden in Australia wins
World Landscape of the Year 2013
World Architecture Festival 2013: this year's award for the best landscape project at the World Architecture Festival has gone to a botanical garden at a former quarry in Australia. More »
Patrick Blanc creates world's tallest vertical
garden for Jean Nouvel's Sydney tower
News: Jean Nouvel's One Central Park residential tower in Sydney will feature the world's tallest vertical garden by botanist Patrick Blanc. More »
Lightbox House by
Edwards Moore
Australian studio Edwards Moore has revamped a small brick house in Melbourne by adding a new storey and a translucent roof (+ slideshow). More »
Blairgowrie House by
Wolveridge Architects
Small windows scattered across the facade of this house extension outside Melbourne by Australian practice Wolveridge Architects limit the amount of direct sunlight entering the building (+ slideshow). More »
Torquay House by
Wolveridge Architects
This timber and concrete beach house in Victoria by Australian firm Wolveridge Architects conceals all its windows behind louvred shutters and has courtyards tucked into its sides (+ slideshow). More »
Sydney House by
Fearns Studio
Long brick and wood volumes extend down the narrow plot of this house in Bondi, Sydney, by local architect Fearns Studio (+ slideshow). More »
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TIL there are still people who don't understand that gaining and losing weight can be narrowed down to a simple game of eating more/less calories than you exert.
Of course, this is also assuming you don't have a preexisting condition.
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First paragraph was kinda fitting, the second one pretty much the third totally not at all.
Maybe I just marked the wrong things though, I'm often not sure how I really am / would react to the situation given in such questions.
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Depression, chemical or plain emotional, I can't tell, but it's equivalent in the short term, sucks.
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In most states, the state legislature reconfigures its own map and the congressional map every ten years when the census numbers are finalized. Fifteen states have created redistricting commissions claiming that these commissions would be less politic cal.
Even as the work of the state legislatures and commissions conclude their deliberations and recommend new voting maps over the next several months, redistricting will remain in the news for years. There will be new issues that the courts will be called upon to decide and the political gamesmanship between the political parties will inevitably work its way to the judicial branch of government as their referee.
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LA COSTA -- Homeowners in La Costa Valley who have been paying $800 a year in special school construction assessments are up in arms about a decision by the San Dieguito Union School District to abandon plans for a middle school in their community.
"We feel misrepresented and duped," said Leonard Steinberg, a resident of the south Carlsbad community. "We have been damaged by it. Our kids are not going to a neighborhood school, and we're on the hook for 30 years of paying back this debt."
About 400 homeowners have signed a petition urging the school district to build the school, Steinberg said.
But Steve Ma, associate superintendent of business services, said the district does not need a new middle school, based on updated enrollment projections and room to grow in two existing middle schools.
"It would be fiscally irresponsible for us to build a school when we have still seats in other schools," Ma said.
About 2,500 homeowners in the neighborhoods of La Costa Valley, La Costa Oaks and surrounding areas pay $800 annually in Mello Roos taxes under a 1993 mitigation agreement with developer Fieldstone Homes. Such agreements are common in new residential developments, Ma said, to help build schools that will be required to educate students from those new homes.
The district bought a $5.8 million site for the school on the south side of Calle Barcelona between El Camino Real and Rancho Sante Fe in 1999 with Mello Roos money. The district had planned to build a middle school on the property to accommodate a projected rise in enrollment of about 5 percent per year.
Steinberg, who has two girls in grade school, said he bought his La Costa Valley home with the understanding that his children would be able to walk to elementary, middle and high schools. He said he researched the schools while home-shopping.
Steinberg said he was convinced the district would build the campus based on a sign announcing the 20-acre site as the future home of a middle school, mention of the future school on the district's Web site, and the fact that the land was zoned for a school.
Ma said the mitigation agreement does not require the school to be built, but that it does require the district to use the tax to provide and maintain schools for students in the La Costa Valley assessment area. Ma said the district spent about $25 million in Mello Roos money on upgrades at Diegueno and Oak Crest middle schools and San Dieguito Academy.
A combination of factors went into the district's decision to buy the land, including demographic projections that predicted the district would grow by about 4 percent to 5 percent per year, Ma said.
Enrollment projections come from demographic studies done each year and serve as a forecasting tool for planners.
"We live and die by projections," Ma said. "We base our staffing decisions on them, we plan faculties by them. We plan with projections, but we don't control the housing market, the affordability factors, and we certainly don't control birth rates -- all of the things that affect demographics and enrollment."


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Planners of a Bible museum [6] in Washington, D.C., closed a $50 million deal late last week on a building two blocks from the National Mall.
The Museum of the Bible, a nonprofit group planning the, as yet, unnamed museum, announced it will be housed at 300 D Street, SW, in what is now the Washington Design Center, a series of showrooms of luxury home furnishings.
"Our intent is for this museum to showcase both the Old and New Testaments, arguably the world's most significant pieces of literature, through a non-sectarian, scholarly approach that makes the history, scholarship and impact of the Bible on virtually every facet of society accessible to everyone," said Mark DeMoss, a member of the Bible museum's board.
The museum, which will likely open in 2016, will highlight the collection of the billionaire Green family [8] of Oklahoma. That collection features more than 55,000 items including biblical artifacts ranging from Dead Sea Scrolls to Torah scrolls that survived the Holocaust. Museum officials expect to also showcase other prominent collections from across the globe.
Planners considered Dallas and New York in addition to Washington for the museum site, but research showed people were more interested in traveling to a Bible-focused museum in the nation's capital.
Adelle M. Banks writes for Religion News Service in Washington, D.C. Via RNS [9].
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I'm planning a mother-daughter trip for October 4-8. My mom isn't very active so I don't imagine that we'll be hiking or do much active stuff in the area. My perfect trip involves staying somewhere somewhat secluded where we can laugh and talk loudly, casually walk the property and not really see anyone, and driving around enjoying the scenery. I hear it gets very crowded so I'd like to avoid the crowds and just enjoy the scenery and my mom. All suggestions are welcome!
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Stay away from Gatlinburg! Especially in October - that's one of the busiest times in the park with the leaves changing colors. Gatlinburg is traffic, traffic, traffic. If you want seclusion, stay in Townsend or Wears Valley - the quiet side of the park. We've had lots of luck with Townsend View Cabins and Dogwood Cabins. Just tell them what you're looking for.
Townsend is a small town (really just about 2 miles on the main road), but has a major grocery storey (IGA or Safeway) and a handful of restaurants - Little River BBQ is a favorite among locals and visitors. They have a screened-in porch seating in the back along the Little River and great BBQ.
For a scenic drive, check out the Cades Cove Loop, an 11-mile one way loop, where you'll see lots of historical buildings and hopefully wildlife. I would suggest going early in the morning to avoid traffic. However, the road is closed to cards on Wed & Saturday mornings until 10AM to allow cyclists to have the road to themselves.
Another scenic drive is up to Clingman's Dome, the highest point in the park, where you'll have spectacular views.
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If you get up early enough you can beat the traffic, but wave is right--crazy traffic in Gatlinburg. The traffic is crazy in Cades Cove too. I would seriously get there at 7 in the morning to avoid it.
The hike to the Tower at Clingmon's Dome is fairly short and easy. You don't have to hike to it, but it is paved for the most part and is about a mile(i think). It is a bit uphill, but nothing that bad.
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You might check before you go to make sure the road through the park is open. We were suprised last month when it was closed just six miles in due to a landslide. Of course that should be cleared away by the time you go, but it never hurts to know ahead of time. I bet it will be beautiful there!
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Do you already have your reservations? If not, a great place to stay where you all can kick back and be loud is Oak Haven Resort. Wonderful cabins and a beautiful setting. Have fun!
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Jayne, They are going in October. The road will be open in October. I guess anything is a possibility but I can't imagine it not being open unless some serious emergency.
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Well you never know when there is gonna be a landslide!
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You should definitely have crowds and lots of traffic at that time. You might want to check out this link for a relaxing escape for you and your mom. It is expensive, but I have heard quite worth it.
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Senior Bowl executive director Phil Savage said Saturday that fourth-year junior offensive linemen D.J. Fluker of Alabama and Justin Pugh of Syracuse received that clearance. Both have graduated.
``This is a breakthrough moment for the Senior Bowl game because the league allowed us to bring in these two players who graduated in December and were on campus for four years and their coach supported their candidacy for the Senior Bowl,'' said Savage, a former Cleveland Browns general manager. ``The reason we wanted to do this was because in the past there have been a number of fourth-year juniors who had graduated who were not allowed to play in the Senior Bowl.''
Savage said players who would have qualified last year included Baylor's Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Robert Griffin III and Alabama All-America linebacker Dont'a Hightower. Both were first-round draft picks.
``It would have certainly made the Senior Bowl potentially a better game,'' Savage said. ``It would have given those players an opportunity to not only be rewarded but have an extra evaluating period for NFL scouts.''
He said the Senior Bowl isn't interesting in admitting third-year juniors, or early draft entries who haven't graduated.
Savage said the Senior Bowl approached the NFL last June ``about possibly breaking new ground'' and then went back to the league with a small group of candidates for the game.
He said the NFL granted permission to include Fluker and Pugh this week.
Fluker was a second-team All-American right tackle who helped the Crimson Tide to two straight national titles. He played for nearby Foley High School, but is nursing a calf injury and won't play.
Pugh started every game he played at Syracuse and was an All-Big East selection the past two seasons. He'll play with his former quarterback, Ryan Nassib, on the North squad.
``We felt like that we put a lot of time and energy into getting this done and he was deserving of the recognition of being one of this duo of players that will always be remembers as the first two juniors,'' he said.


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Gloria Patri, also known as Glory Be to the Father (or, colloquially, the "Glory Be"), is a doxology, a short hymn of praise to God in various Christian liturgies. It is also referred to as the Minor Doxology (Doxologia Minor) or Lesser Doxology, to distinguish it from the Greater Doxology, the Gloria in Excelsis Deo.
The Greek wording is as follows:
The earliest forms of the first part of this Trinitarian doxology are addressed to the Father through (διά) the Son and in (ἐν) or with (μετά) the Holy Spirit, but in the fourth century the custom of using and (καί) became universal among Catholics in reaction to Arian use of the prepositions to suggest subordinationism.[1] In Greek, the second part became[1] that given above, which is used by the Eastern Orthodox Churches (and the Eastern Catholic Churches of Byzantine Rite) and by the Oriental Orthodox Churches.
According to Worship Music: A Concise Dictionary, the lesser doxology is of Syrian origin.[6]
This form, as the cited sources show, is used by the Assyrian Church of the East and the Chaldean Catholic Church.
In 529 the Second Synod of Vasio in Gaul (modern (Vaison) said in its fifth canon that the second part of the doxology, with the words Sicut erat in principio, was used in Rome, the East, and Africa, and ordered it to be said likewise in Gaul.[1] Writing in the 1909 Catholic Encyclopedia, Adrian Fortescue, while remarking that what the synod said of the East was false, took the synod's decree to mean that the form originally used in the West was the same as the Greek form.[1] From about the seventh century the present Roman Rite version became almost universal throughout the West.[1]
The similarity between this version used in the then extreme west of the church and the Syrian version used in the extreme east is noteworthy.
This doxology in the Anglican Churches is most commonly found in the following traditional form:
The translations of semper as ever shall be, and in saecula saeculorum as world without end date from Cranmer's Book of Common Prayer, and are most commonly found in Anglican usage, as well as the derivative usage of older Lutheran liturgical books.
In the contemporary usage of the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Lutheran churches, the following translation by the International Consultation on English Texts (ICET) has been widely used since 1971:
This is the version found in the Roman Catholic Liturgy of the Hours[7] used, for instance, in the United States, while the corresponding Divine Office[8] used, for instance, in Australia, England and Wales, and Ireland has:
More recent Anglican usage has introduced a further variant (found in Common Worship):
Especially in Anglican circles there are various alternative forms of the Gloria designed to avoid masculine language. The form included in Common Worship is:
The doxology has a different translation in the use of the English-speaking Orthodox and Greek-Catholic Churches, as following:
In the Eastern Orthodox Churches, the Oriental Orthodox Churches, the Assyrian Church of the East and the Eastern Catholic Churches, the Lesser Doxology is frequently used at diverse points in services and private prayers. Among other instances, it is said three times by the reader during the usual beginning of every service, and as part of the dismissal at the end. When it is used in a series of hymns it is chanted either before the last hymn or before the penultimate hymn. In the latter case, it is divided in half, the "Glory..." being chanted before the penultimate hymn, and "Both now..." being chanted before the final hymn (which is usually a Theotokion).
In the Roman Rite, the Gloria Patri is frequently chanted or recited in the Liturgy of the Hours or Divine Office (prayed by the clergy, many religious orders and congregations, and, more frequently since Vatican II, by laity as well), principally at the end of psalms and canticles and in the responsories. It also figures in the Introit of the pre-1970 form of Mass in the Roman Rite. The prayer figures prominently in non-liturgical devotions, notably the rosary, where "Glory be" is recited before the large beads (on which an "Our Father" is prayed) which separate the five sets of ten smaller beads, called decades, upon each of which a Hail Mary is prayed.
Amongst Anglicans, the Gloria Patri is mainly used to conclude the singing or recitation of psalms and canticles at the Daily Offices of Morning and Evening Prayer.
Lutherans have historically added the Gloria Patri both after the chanting of the Responsorial Psalm and following the Nunc Dimittis during their Divine Service, as well as during Matins and Vespers in the Canonical hours. The Gloria Patri is also frequently used in evangelical Presbyterian churches. In Methodism, the Gloria Patri (usually in the traditional English form above) is frequently sung to conclude the "responsive reading" that takes the place of the Office Psalmody.
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Spartans Continue Coe Series
The University of Dubuque Baseball team continued its four game Iowa Conference series against Coe College on Sunday afternoon. The Spartans lost both games, 8-3 and 10-2. Daniel Casanova (Lake Tapps, Wash./Auburn Riverside) had five hits on the day and swiped his IIAC leading 17th stolen base of the season.
Spartans Place 11 on Winter Iowa Conference All-Academic Team
The University of Dubuque placed 11 Student-Athletes on the 2013-14 Winter Academic All-Iowa Conference Team. To be eligible for the IIAC All-Academic Team a Student-Athlete must compete at the varsity level, be least a sophomore in academic standing, have attended the nominating institution for at least one academic year, and attain a 3.5 or better grade point average. The Spartans Women's Basketball team and Wrestling team each led their respective sport.
Eastman Named IIAC Baseball Performer of the Week
University of Dubuque junior Josh Eastman was named IIAC Baseball (Pitcher) Performer of the Week. Eastman threw a complete game, two-hit, shutout versus Coe on Saturday in the Spartans 10-0 win. He was working on a perfect game through five innings until a lead double in the bottom of the sixth. The Spartan ace needed only 65 pitches for the seven inning complete game.
Spartan Softball Swept on the Road
The University of Dubuque softball team were looking to bounce back after a pair of hard fought losses to #12-ranked Coe College this past Saturday. Monday proved to be challenging when they faced UW-Whitewater on their home turf, losing the opener 6-10 and 0-9 in game two.
IIAC Performer of the Week Honors for Sobotta
University of Dubuque senior Mitchell Sobotta (Arcadia, Wis./Arcadia) was named Men's Golf Performer of the Week. Sobotta finished tied for second place with a 145 (74-71) at the Illinois Wesleyan Spring Invite. He was one shot out of first place as the Spartans finished in third place as a team. The runner-up finish for Sobotta was his third top-five finish of the year and sixth top-ten finish in ten events. UD is ranked 20th in the Golf World/Nike Golf Division-III College Coaches Poll.
Iowa Conference Honors Valcin as Performer of the Week
University of Dubuque junior Rick Valcin (Catries, St. Lucia/Gros Islet) was named Men's Outdoor Track & Field (Field) Performer of the Week. Valcin won the pole vault at the Wartburg Outdoor Select Meet with a school record mark of 5.0m (16'-4.75"). After one week of competition he leads Division-III by 3.5 inches.
Spartans Split Behind 13 Runs in Opener
The University of Dubuque Baseball team earned a split in the Iowa Conference doubleheader versus Loras on Tuesday night. The Spartans scored in every inning en route to a season high 13 runs in the 13-4 victory in game one. UD lost the nightcap 5-4. Daniel Casanova scored six runs on the day.
Spartans Take Two from Top-Ranked Norse
The University of Dubuque softball team out hit #8-ranked Luther twice on Wednesday to capture a much needed sweep in the tough Iowa Conference to improve to 4-2 in league action and 17-9 overall. The Spartans used late game heroics to capture game one. Bottom of the seventh inning with score knotted at 6-6. UD began with a walk to Caitlin Aulwes. A pop up to the pitcher and a strike out left the Spartans with one out remaining. Ainsley Billesbach at bat, fouled off first pitch. Second pitch was a ball. The third pitch was a double to left field scoring Aulwes for the game winning hit 7-6. In game two, the Spartans jumped out early and captured the sweep by winning 6-4.
Spartans Men's Tennis Edge Loras
The University of Dubuque men's tennis dropped two out of three doubles matches on Thursday, but rallied to defeat the Loras College Duhawks 5-4 when they captured four singles matches.
Spartans Baseball Hosts Knights
The University of Dubuque Baseball team faced a daunting challenge on Friday afternoon against the Iowa Conference (IIAC) leading Wartburg College Knights. The Spartans and Knights played an even first game with Wartburg pulling away late for a 4-1 victory. UD lost game two, 19-7. Dalton Garst had an outstanding day at the plate with five hits in seven bats.
#18-Ranked Spartans Men's Golf Third at Auggie Invite
The University of Dubuque men's golf team finished third overall (604), just a single stroke out of second place after tying for fourth after the opening day of the 2014 Augustana Golf Invitational played today at Pinnacle Country Club in Milan, Illinois. The #18-ranked Spartans tied with winner Indian Hills Community College for shooting the lowest round on the final day, a score of 297.
Spartans Win First MWLC Game
The University of Dubuque Women's Lacrosse team earned their first Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference (MWLC) victory on Friday night at Fontbonee University. The Spartans jumped out to a 5-0 lead within the first minutes in the 18-11 victory. Bridget Schirmers scored a team high six goals.
Back-to-Back Victories for UD Lacrosse
The University of Dubuque Women's Lacrosse team has won back-to-back games for the first time in the programs history with their 13-8 victory over the University of Dallas. The Spartans scored seven straight goals in the second half to pull away from Dallas after being tied 6-6 at halftime. Judy Borah scored three goals and assisted on three others for six points to lead UD.
Spartans Lead on the Road, Lose Late
The University of Dubuque softball team jumped out to early leads in both games on the road at Simpson College only to have them slip away late. The Spartans lost the opener 3-4 after giving up the game winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning. UD lost game two by a score of 4-6 despite out hitting the hosts in the nightcap.
Spartans Split with IIAC Leaders
The University of Dubuque Baseball team split its doubleheader with league leading Wartburg College on Saturday at the UD Baseball Field. The Spartans won game two behind a strong pitching performance by Reed Stumpf. UD lost game one 4-3 after a Wartburg two-run home run in the top of the seventh.
Spartans Compete at USTFCCCA Meet of the Week
The University of Dubuque Track & Field teams made the short trip across the Dubuque-Wisconsin Bridge on Saturday morning for the UW-Platteville Invitational. The UW-P Invite was named the USTFCCCA Meet of the Week because of the high level of competition that was scheduled to participate. The women's team was pushed to their best, setting three school records. The UD men brought home two first place finishes.
Spartans Win Third Straight Game
The University of Dubuque Women's Lacrosse team braved near freezing temperatures on Monday afternoon en route to their third straight win. The Spartans 11-6 victory over Benedictine had to be moved to the Rock Bowl because of nearly four inches of rain over night. The six goals allowed by UD is the lowest single game total allowed in the programs two year history.
Valcin Wins Second Straight IIAC Track Performer of the Week Honors
University of Dubuque vaulter Rick Valcin earned his second straight Men's Outdoor Track & Field Performer of the Week award. Valcin won the pole vault at the UW-P Invite by clearing 16'-2.0" on his first attempt. He is undefeated during the outdoor season having won last week at the Wartburg Select where set posted a Division-III best height of 16'-4.75".
Spartans Softball Sweep Duhawks
The University of Dubuque softball team set a new record on Tuesday afternoon by capturing the 19th win of the season, a new school mark for the Spartans. UD swept past the Loras Duhawks by capturing the opening game 2-1 and ended the second game early after leading 9-0 in the fifth inning after UD's Hannah Koerperich threw her second no-hitter of the season. UD improved to 19-11 overall and 6-4 in the IIAC.
Spartans Sweep Good Friday Open
The University of Dubuque track and field teams hosted the 2014 University of Dubuque Good Friday Open on April 18. The Spartans claimed both the women's and men's team titles in near ideal conditions on the Douglas J. Miller track in Dubuque. The women won the meet with 164 points while the men cruised to a first place showing by finishing with 185 points.
Spartans on the Road at #21 BVU
The University of Dubuque Baseball team continued its toughest stretch of the season on Friday night with a doubleheader against #21 Buena Vista University. The Spartans undoing in both games was the defense with UD committing a combined nine errors. UD lost 8-1 in game one and 8-2 in game two. Will Fogel had three hits and two runs scores on the day.
Record Setting Day for UD Women's Lacrosse
The University of Dubuque Women's Lacrosse team had an outstanding day on Saturday with a 20-5 victory against Illinois Tech on Saturday afternoon. The Spartans 20 goals set a new school record while their five goals allowed was a new record for fewest goals allowed in a game. Bridget Schirmers eight goals tied the school record for individual goals in a game.
IIAC Performer of the Week Honors for McKenzie
University of Dubuque junior Nickolette McKenzie was named Women's Outdoor Track & Field (Field) Performer of the Week. McKenzie won the triple jump and long jump at the UD Good Friday Open. Her winning leap of 11.17m (36'-7.75") in the triple jump ranks 33rd in Division-III and leads the Iowa Conference.
Spartans Softball Move Into Second Place
The University of Dubuque softball clinched an IIAC tournament spot last week and on Tuesday the Spartans moved to within one game of the conference lead after sweeping the Wartburg College Knights by scores of 9-5 and 8-4. The Spartans improved to 8-4 in the IIAC and trail the league leading Coe Kohawks (9-3) with just one conference doubleheader left.
Spartans Win Intracity Game with Clarke
The University of Dubuque Baseball team snapped a four game losing streak with a 6-2 non-conference victory against Clarke University. The Spartans win on Tuesday was the first win against the Crusaders since 2004, stopping a five game losing streak. Sophomore Daniel Karnick made the most of his first career collegiate start by pitching five shutout innings to earn the win.
Spartans Women's Golf 5th at Clarke Invite
The University of Dubuque women's golf team finished fifth on Wednesday at the 2014 Clarke University Spring Invitational with a team score of 447 on the Par 72, 5,802 yard course on Eagle Ridge Resort North Course. Lauren Smith led the Spartans with a tie for sixth place overall.
Spartans Four Game Winning Streak Snapped
The University of Dubuque Women's Lacrosse had their four game winning streak snapped on Wednesday afternoon. The Spartans lost 21-9 to Beloit College in the Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference (MWLC) matchup at Oyen Field. Bridget Schirmers scored three goals and assisted on a fourth goal. UD is 4-8 overall and 2-5 in the MWLC.
Spartans to Compete at Drake Relays
The University of Dubuque Track & Field program will be well represented at the 2014 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee. The UD women's 4x100m and 4x200m Relays teams were selected while the men's 4x100m Relay team will also compete. Spartans pole vaulter Rick Valcin will also compete. Nearly 8,000 track and field athletes will be competing in 111 events over the course of five days of competition beginning on Wednesday, April 23rd and ending Sunday, April 29th.
School Records Set at Drake Relays
The University of Dubuque Track & Field program set one school record and tied another on Friday at the 2014 Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee. The Spartans Women's 4x200m Relay team broke the 2013 record also set at Drake by 1.82 seconds. Rick Valcin tied his own school record by clearing 16'-4.75".
Men's Golf Take Lead in IIAC Championships
The University of Dubuque Spartans finished the opening round with all five players shooting under 80 and ltaking the early lead by nine strokes after the opening 18 holes at the 2014 Iowa Conference Men's Golf Championships.
Casanova Sets Steals Record in Loss
University of Dubuque freshman Daniel Casanova has put himself atop the UD all-time record list for steals in a season. Casanova stole two bases in the Spartans 6-4 loss to Simpson in game one to push his season total to 27. UD lost game two 13-3. Senior Vince Parisi had two hits on the day with a home run in game one and double in game two. The losses dropped the Spartans record to 11-22 overall and 6-15 in the Iowa Conference.
Wolfe Leads Men's Golf into Final Weekend
The University of Dubuque will still be in the lead as the 2014 Iowa Conference Men's Golf Championships transitions to Dubuque Golf & Country Club next weekend, but the Spartans saw their nine-stroke lead reduced to seven and a new challenger emerge Saturday at Finkbine Golf Course. The Spartans posted a 306 team score Saturday and bring a 601 total into next weekend's final 36 holes.
Spartans Softball Battle #14 Dutch, Prepare for IIAC Tourney
With the possibility of a five-way tie for the IIAC title alive at the beginning of the day, the Spartans along with four others believed they had a chance to capture the league title. The University of Dubuque softball team kept #14-ranked Central College in check, but dropped the doubleader 0-4 in game one and 1-3 in game two. Despite the losses, the Spartans finished the conference in 5th place and will compete next week in the IIAC Tournament hosted by the #1 seeded Coe College Kohawks.
Spartans Split on Senior Day
The University of Dubuque Baseball team split with Simpson College on Senior Day. The Spartans entered the day needing two wins to move closer to the sixth and final spot in the upcoming Iowa Conference Tournament. UD took care of business in the opener with a 6-4 victory but lost 12-6 in game two. Joey Kilsdonk, Vince Parisi, and Steve Ryan were honored between games as graduating seniors.
UD Relays Excel at Dr. Tucker Open
The University of Dubuque Track & Field teams have been busy over the last two days competing in the Drake Relays on Friday and the Dr. Tucker Open on Saturday. UD women's relay teams brought home two first place finishes including a school record in the 4x400m. Evan Zurbuchen won the Men's 110m Hurdles.
Football Earns 10 NFF Hampshire Honor Society Members
The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF) announced today the members of the 2014 NFF Hampshire Honor Society, which is comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who each maintained a cumulative 3.2 GPA or better throughout their college career. A total of 838 players from 267 schools qualified for membership in the society's eighth year, setting a new record for the number of members in the history of the program, which began in 2007. The University of Dubuque is proud to lead the Iowa Conference with 10 new members.
Wolfe Named Iowa Conference Male Athlete of the Week
University of Dubuque golfer Eric Wolfe has been named IIAC Male Athlete of the Week and Golfer of the Week for the week ending Sunday, April 27, 2014. Wolfe shot back-to-back 70's in the first two rounds of the IIAC Championships over the weekend under difficult conditions at Finkbine Golf Course. His 36 hole total of 140 (-4 under par) has him five strokes ahead for medalist honors.
Billesbach & Woltz Voted First Team Academic All-District
University of Dubuque sophomores Ainsley Billesbach and Tori Woltz have been named to the First Team Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District (District #8) Softball team. To be selected a student-athlete must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 or higher and be a sophomore or above.
Softball Stunned in IIAC Tournament Opener
The University of Dubuque softball team had high hopes when they opened the 2014 IIAC Softball Tournament against the Simpson College Storm. The #5-seeded Spartans was held to just three hits in the 0-8 loss to the #4 seeded Simpson College Storm. Meggie Schmidt, Tori Woltz, and Carlee Grunder all had singles.
Men's Golf Lead by Three Strokes at IIAC Championships
The University of Dubuque men's golf team entered the third round of the 2014 IIAC Men's Golf Championships with a seven stroke lead. Friday afternoon, the lead was narrowed to three strokes as the hard charging Central College Dutch gained ground with one round remaining. UD enters the final round with a team score of 905 as Central enters with a score of 908. UD and Central have distanced the field with Luther in third place with a score of 925. UD's Eric Wolfe stretched his advantage to seven strokes for medalist honors after he finished with a round of 75 on Friday. All five Spartans are currently in the Top-16 of the field. << < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 > >>


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Kayla Shaw is a smart and capable private banker in Arizona. Rand McCree is a haunted man painting landscapes in the Pacific Northwest, burning with a need for answers. They are two strangers with nothing in common--until their lives entwine . . . and explode.
Everything changes for Kayla as she barely escapes a kidnapping attempt and finds herself accused of a shocking crime: the illegal laundering of hundreds of millions of dollars. Damned by lies and false "evidence," she is trapped. After five agonizing years, Rand has finally been offered the name of his twin brother's murderer. Hungry for vengeance, he accepts a job with St. Kilda Consulting that will place him in the killer's orbit . . . and tantalizingly close to Kayla Shaw, who has been targeted as the killer's next victim. Since she can't turn to the police, who believe she's guilty as sin, she must place her life in Rand McCree's hands.
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The dog-gone days of summer just got a little brighter for a family in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.If dogs could talk, Michael Nelson's Boston terrier, "Lucy," would surely have many tales to tell.
The CEO of West Georgia Health spoke publicly about the potential partnership between WGH and the Marietta-based WellStar Health System on Wednesday at a civic club meeting at Highland Country Club.
A man and woman both face charges after a fight that lead the woman to allegedly cut the man in the face on Baldwin Street.
LaGrange is moving forward with a curbside recycling service plan after City Council members included funding for the program in its budget proposal Tuesday.
For more than an hour Tuesday, LaGrange City Council members sat transfixed during a council meeting as public safety officials laid out statistics, facts and figures regarding the city's increasingly public gang problem.
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LaGrange police responded to the 600 block of Snelson Street about 10 p.m. Tuesday night after someone reported shots fired in the area.
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Villa, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 6 Sleeps
The Bahamian Villa is an exceptional three story home located on
highly desirable Banks Road along the Atlantic Ocean with miles of
empty gorgeous beach in either direction right out front. It's
situated on a beautiful palm tree covered hill with spectacular
water views on three sides complete with lush landscaping. The rare
opportunity to enjoy both sunrise and sunset is yours each day.
While the Polynesian South Pacific style décor welcomes you with
feelings of paradise, the home is conveniently located in the middle
of the island in North Palmetto Point. The best restaurants, bars,
live music, grocery stores and gas stations are all close by which
is really important on an island that is 110 miles long with limited
infrastructure. This Luxury Villa was completed in 2006 and is truly
one of the nicest homes in all of Eleuthera! It's perfect for
families, couples or honeymooners.
Every room has stunning water views of either the ocean or our lake.
Gentle tropical breezes flow through the house because of the
elevation allowing for the sound of the ocean to put you to sleep
every night...or maybe too many Kaliks will do it, the Bahamian beer
of choice! There is a coconut lined beach trail that weaves its way
through mature 50 foot palms out to our secluded beach where you
will find the islands best snorkeling, sea shelling, beachcombing,
fishing, lobstering, and spear fishing.
Conveniently located just 12 minutes South of Governor's Harbor and
only 25 minutes from the airport make it a perfect location for
exploring the island to the North or South. Where you choose to stay
is a huge decision because if you are not staying in the right area
you can really be isolated from the basic necessities on eleuthera.
In addition to the best restaurants, etc, being close by, the
only "Pick Your Own Fresh Farm Vegetable Market" on the island is
less than 10 minutes way. Our house is just 5 minutes from the
Caribbean side of the island's nicest beach, so if one side of the
island is too windy or too hot you can go to the other. You get the
best of both the Atlantic and Caribbean in one location.
You will definitely need to rent a car no matter where you stay on
Eleuthera, remember it's 110 miles long. We have a special
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We feel very confident in saying, "There is no better rental value
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Great location, spacious property, needs tlc
Access is easy. Stores and restaurants are a 5mn drive away. The lake behind the property is more of a swamp/bog with accompanying sulfur smell, but the Atlantic breeze kept it at bay. The house itself is spacious and well equipped. Big bedrooms, high ceilings, simple furnishing, etc. Most things worked, except for 2 of the 4 AC units. Water pressure was fine. Lots of towels and utensils.
Sadly, the weather has taken it's toll on the exterior. Storm shutters are rusted and unusable. Bug screens broken and torn. Sliding doors warped and rusted, but they open. The master bed is broken and dips in the middle. Most of the curtains/blinds need replacing. In great need of some tlc.
We had lots of fun despite the above, but from the property descriptions weren't expecting it to be so weather beaten and worn. If you're travelling with small kids, worth noting it's spiral stairs to the master bedroom, otherwise loads of room for them to run around and play. Owner was easy to deal with.
Activity and Interests
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Watching, Restaurants, Bars, Live Music, Sightseeing, Boating,
Surfing, Hiking, Jogging and of course Relaxing.
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- Nightly Rate: $260 - $300
Weekly Rate: $1500 - $1675
Monthly Rate: $5400 - $6300
$1375 per week for arrivals in the next 30 days
$1500 per week Aug – Nov
$1675 per week Dec – Jul
$300 for 7 day car rental - rent directly from car rental company
$2300 per week for Christmas and New Years
Rates are for up to 4 people
$150 per week each person over 4
Maximum number of people is 6
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Location Type
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- 2 Bathrooms
- Bathroom 1
- Bathroom 2
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
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