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Studio, 0 Bedrooms, 1 Baths, 4 Sleeps
Location: Edgewater Beach & Golf Resort is in the heart of Panama City Beach, Florida (NW panhandle), only 20 minutes from the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport and 10 minutes from Pier Park. The Shoppes at Edgewater, Subway, Burger King, Waffle House, a mexican restaurant, roller rink, arcade and gift shops are all located within a couple blocks.
Unit: This is a first floor studio condo with a patio. It has one queen murphy bed and one queen sofa sleeper (sleeps 4). There is a washer/dryer in the unit. Central air/heat provided. Cable TV and wireless internet (connection info. on router) provided. Bath towels and bed linens provided. There is a full kitchen stocked with kitchenware. This is a non-smoking unit with a fully-enforced no pet policy.
Resort: The unit is located on a 110 acre gated resort community with 24 hour security. Parking is within 10 feet of the unit. The unit overlooks the golf course and pond. The closest pool is approximately a two minute walk away. The walk to the beach is less than five minutes and a tram is available most days. There is a fitness club, spa and tennis courts close by. The resort restaurant is a few minutes from the unit.
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Overall it was very nice and comfortable, I would most likely stay here if I come back to PCB!!
The most amazing vacation! Loved it!
I went with 3 friends and we had an amazing time! We didn't want to leave. The condo was bigger than we thought it would be and very nice and clean with new furniture --which just like a prior reviewer said, is not common in rentals! Two of the friends who stayed at the condo work for a very nice hotel which makes them picky and they LOVED it! It has everything you need for your stay for the kitchen, laundry, enough towels, cleaning supplies, Wi-Fi, etc. The resort itself if very pretty and the neighbors are nice! We loved our pond view and how close we were to the entrance and security gate. The beach is close, we didn't have any problems with noise, we parked right in front of our door… it was perfect.
We can't wait to come again! 5 Stars!!!
Better than expected - GREAT DEAL!
Very nice place - highly recommended - GREAT price
Activity and Interests
Beaches: Panama City Beach is best known for its 27 miles of sugar white sand beaches and clear, emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico and St. Andrews Bay. Panama City Beach was recently named the overall Favorite Beach in Florida by The Weather Channel.
Water Sports: Parasailing, dolphin encounters, banana boat rides, sailboat rides, sailboat rentals, jet skis, boogie boards, beach lounge chairs, kayak rentals, eco-tours, skim boarding, paddle boards, fishing and surf lessons. Contact Adventures at the Sea, Mr. Surf Shop or Sunjammers for more information.
Family Fun: Take the family to nearby water parks, amusement parks, movie theaters, mini golf, go-cart, bowling, state parks, shows and entertainment venues.
Golf: Hombre Golf Club is one of the premier championship golf resorts in the Sunshine State and is the annual host of the PGA Tour qualifying school, earning the Wes Burnham design a reputation for intimidation. Hombre challenges every aspect of your game, ensuring nearly every club in your bag is used. Contact the club for more information. Be sure to ask about special pricing for Edgewater Beach & Golf Resort guests.
Dining: 100s of restaurants located nearby. Firefly, Breakers, Montego Bay Seafood House, Roy's Original Chili, Saltwater Grill, Another Broken Egg, Sweet Basil's Bistro, Shane's Rib Shack, C-Level, Bonefish Grill, Zen Garden Market, Subway and Sonic all close by.
Nightlife: Club La Vela, the largest nightclub in the U.S., and Spinnaker, another well-known nightclub featured on E!, Coyote Ugly, Ms. Newby's, Tootsie's, Rum Runners and Pineapple Willy's are located nearby.
Shopping: Alivin's Island, The Shoppes at Edgewater, Walmart, Salty Dog Surf Shop and Kmart all located nearby.
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May 25 2015 - May 28 2015
1 night minimum stay
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1 night minimum stay
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable damage deposit $150.00
- Cleaning Fee $60.00
Special rates available for extended stays and last-minute openings. The minimum rental age is 21 and the max occupancy is 4. Cancellations subject to a cancellation fee and partial refund.
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- Studio, Sleeps 4
- Pools: Throughout the resort, guests have access to 11 swimming pools, 6 reflecting ponds, 4 whirlpools and a Polynesian-style Lagoon Pool, which offers an open surface area and elaborate system of waterfalls and islands within the pool. The Lagoon Pool is located right off the beach and is enhanced with 45,000 square feet of deck space along with fiber optic lighting. Pool tags will be provided to give guests access to the pools and resort. Golf: Edgewater Beach & Golf Resort has two great golf courses--36 holes surrounded by water and challenging sand traps. Visit the Pro Shop for more information on pricing, equipment rentals, lessons and tee times. Tennis: There are six all-weather plexicushion tennis courts, with lighting for night play. Lessons and tennis activities for children also available. Visit the Pro Shop for more information on pricing, equipment rentals and lessons. Fitness Club: Fitness classes are held in the beautiful mirrored aerobics studio. Step benches, jump ropes, exercise balance balls, tension cords, mats and hand weights are available. The class schedule varies seasonally and includes aerobics, yoga, pilates, step classes and toning, as well as a water aerobics class taught in the Lagoon Pool. Visit the Fitness Club for more information on pricing, classes and personal trainers. Spa: During your stay, relieve your stress with a visit to the spa. Pick from massage, body wrap, body exfoliation, and foot therapy options. The spa is located in The Club, where you can go for more information on services and pricing. Resort Activities: Edgewater Beach & Golf Resort offers a fun-filled monthly calendar of activities for guests of all ages (activities vary by month and most take place during the summer). Monthly activities include tie-dying, beach volleyball, poolside bingo, ice cream socials, hula hoop and limbo contests. Monthly calendars can be found at the front desk or in the Pro Shop. Dining: -Ocean's Bar & Grill provides private ocean-front dining with live music seasonally, a large tiki bar and delectable dishes. -Starbucks and Pizza Hut Express located on the resort. -The Bimini Sandbar offers tropical drinks and tasty snacks. -Blenders, located right on the Lagoon Pool deck next to Ocean's Bar & Grill, offers premium frozen drinks to quench your thirst while you sunbathe. -At Edgie's Corner Market try out one of the 16 flavors of delicious ice cream. -If you'd prefer to spend your mealtime watching the sunset from the luxury of your unit, contact Room Service.


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and you will find out that Team Compass Point Ltd and Compass Point Enterprises (2006) Ltd are both owned and directed by me. What NZ ISP's do with their web and mail hosting is NOT MY PROBLEM, the whole idea of the campaign is to bring OFFSHORE RACING within reach of more people, the website is slowly coming back on line, I AM A ELECTRICAN PRIMARY BUSINESS IN NEW HOUSING, the MARINE SIDE IS RUN BY TEAM COMPASS POINT LTD, and I AM NOT A WEB DESIGNER, the site when it is finished, is simple and functional, and I do not have time to sit in front of a computer all day every day. Feel free to get on a plane to New Zealand and come and see me. The race pricing was reduced as I have now purchased the boat and not chartering it every time I want to use it.
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Credit cards are accepted if you pay the charges, wouldn't you rather reduce costs by not taking them.
And the crew for the next two races is not full!, the Sydney to Goldcoast had a full crew. and a couple of people dropped out.
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Back in April, New Zealand soul songstress Aaradhna stepped into the Booth with her U.S. debut single, a cut expressly designed to Wake listeners Stateside Up to her considerable talents. Its soulful throwback style left few unimpressed but, just in case anyone's still snoozing, the Republic Records signee has returned with the record's official remix. This rendition retains all the elements that made the original a hit with our readers, from P-Money and Evan Short's sunny throwback production to the artist's winsome vocal melodies, but packs an added punch thanks to the guest rhymes of Windy City rap veteran AaradhnaCommon R&B/Pop
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July 12, 2013
Veronica Gonzalez
It's very crucial that every college student studies but one thing to study in college is the physicality and the expectations of the college classroom. Every classroom varies so get to know how things are done in each and every one of them.
When walking into a classroom, the first thing that must be done is to observe the set up. Are the chairs/desks lecture style, chevron style, etc.? Also, know where the doors, emergency exits and windows are in case of a fire or other dangerous situations. Observing these things is both helpful and safe.
Next, paying attention in class is extremely important. Try sitting near or in the front row so that you don't miss anything when note-taking. If the front row is full, however, find a seat near the lectern. If that fails, don't be afraid to talk to your professor. (Remember: Professors are there to help you learn in any way possible!) Never sit in the back of the classroom because that gives the impression that you think the subject matter of their class is a waste of time.
Besides observation and listening, having the right materials in class is important. Always bring textbooks, pens/pencils, plenty of paper, laptops (or tablets, if applicable) and homework assignments. This lets professors know that you're willing to participate in class; however, little distractions keep you from learning so avoid texting, social networking or Internet browsing in class, unless your professor gives the okay.
Finally, know your priorities and responsibilities as a student. Your main priority is to learn and interact with the professors and with fellow classmates. Also, study the syllabi so that you'll know what to expect in the courses.
Knowing the dos and don'ts of the college classroom will help you in more ways than one – you'll thank yourself later!
Veronica Gonzalez is a rising junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
July 18, 2013
Freshman year of college can be scary but falling for college myths can fuel the flame of this fear.
I remember myths about my school: It was haunted, college seniors were going to somehow prank the freshmen, and walking under the school's clock tower would make you fail your classes. The rumors felt overwhelming at first but then I decided to put one of those myths to the test, starting with the clock tower. One day, I darted under it. The stained glass windows looked phenomenal from the inside and I thought, "How can something so beautiful be treated like a curse?" Days after my investigation, my grades were fine. As for the other myths that I heard about UIW, they were just the same: The school wasn't haunted and the college seniors never did prank the freshmen. Even though I was high on guard, they were all false.
The sad part about all this is that many college students will scare freshmen with myths and completely omit the good things about college like events, socials, etc. So how can you tell what's real or myth in college? First, if you hear about something and it concerns you, ask an advisor or professor about it. (Professors/advisors know more about the school than the student body.) Second, listen to how the subject is brought up and ask yourself, "Are they joking?" or "Do they sound serious?" Finally, listen to yourself. Do you take their word for it or yours? Only you can determine what's real and what's myth regarding your college.
August 12, 2013
In today's age, professors and students are communicating with each other more than ever thanks to student email. Now, you may think that it's pointless to have a school email if you already have a personal email; however, there will be some points that you must use this account, no matter how boring or extra it may seem.
As a college student, some of your priorities are to have a student email and to be up-to-date with that account. Teachers will expect you to communicate with them via student email throughout your time in college. (For example, a teacher will most likely have you email the homework to them via school email.)
Furthermore, remember the phrase "Don't be a square"? The same rules apply to your student email because it keeps you in the loop of what's going on at your school. It's highly likely that student mentors and/or faculty members may contact you about certain events that are happening so if there's a social, a spectacular celebration or pep rally for homecoming coming up, you'll know about it via email. Plus, students/teachers may also contact you about stuff that needs public attention (ex. emergencies, deadlines, etc.). In a sense, knowing about important alerts can help you stay safe physically and academically.
So if your professor or school adviser introduces you to your student email, don't be afraid to embrace it. Your email from school can help you in many ways, as it could be your greatest asset when it comes to communication and schoolwork in the ever-evolving world of college.
July 26, 2013
Attending college can be both fun and challenging. As a student, you'll definitely have lot of new experiences but it's best to know about the good and bad.
The good things about college experiences are that they constantly revolve around activities. In college, it wouldn't hurt to get involved with a club or organization that interests you – this way, you can make new friends and give yourself a sense of school pride. Also, doing community service with your school can impact you socially because you're reaching out to your own community and getting to know more people. Plus, joining an honor society or a club that associates with your favorite subject will sweeten your college experience by bringing out your smart and talented edge.
Even though new experiences can be exciting, it's just as important to be very careful when having them. In college, there are many parties and socials and if one over-parties, their academic performance can easily suffer. Also, peer pressure is always present: People may try to lure you into dangerous addictions like smoking, drinking, etc. – this can also lead to academic failure so watch out.
Now knowing the pros and cons of college experiences, you can rest assured that there are ways to have a great time in school. First, academics always come first so make much of your time "study time" as to not lose sight of your academic goals. Secondly, there's nothing wrong with going to socials but it's best to do it in moderation. Finally, listen to yourself: Know what's best for you and understand that what you do while attending college will stick with you...especially thanks to the Internet. Enjoy your time in college but remember not to lose sight of your goals!
September 10, 2013
Exams lurk in college classrooms and quizzes have been known to (literally) pop out of nowhere! The question is: Will you be ready for them? Professors know that every student has time to study no matter what and as a college student, list-making, planner-investing and avoiding distractions has helped me improved my study skills when exams and quizzes draw near. Need help prioritizing your study time? Take note!
Homework will come at you like angry bees before you know it so take the time to determine what you need to work on, which papers are due when and what needs to be turned in. If you like going digital, make a list on your phone and/or tablet.
To-do lists are essential but what would make them easier to remember and complete is a planner. Planners aren't hard to find – most retail stores sell them for between $3 and $20 depending on the brand and style – but if you want to save money, consider the fact that some mobile devices like tablets and cell phones have planners just by using the calendar feature.
Although we're in the digital age, digital mobile devices can be both allies and adversaries. Try to limit the use of cell phones, social media and other distractions while catching up on homework or when studying for a test. If you cut out the distractions during study time, you're more likely to focus more on the course content.
The main focus in college is supposed to be academics. By taking extra steps in prioritizing your study habits, you'll be on the right path to success.
Veronica Gonzalez is a junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
August 7, 2013
Mary Steffenhagen
Some days in college feel like a battle against the clock: We students are constantly at the beck and call of our class schedule, homework and the professors who assign it. Add a job on top of that or perhaps an internship, sprinkle a few friends in here and there, squeeze in a few meals and the day is already gone! Believe it or not, it doesn't have to be that way no matter how busy you may find yourself: It all depends on the way you organize and prioritize, and you'll often find that it's the little things that count most.
I've found that doing things the night before (and I don't mean homework!) can save loads of time and worry. Try setting out your clothes, packing your meals (if you commute) or putting together your necessary class materials before you go to bed rather than in the morning before class. If you end up running late, you'll still shave off crucial minutes; plus, it's easier to make sure you won't forget anything if you check it over twice.
Draw out your general weekly schedule and stick it somewhere obvious. I have found that being able to actually see where your time is being spent is incredibly helpful as opposed to just going day by day in a planner. Block off the times you know you'll be in class, take advantage of the empty spaces and you'll soon get into a groove that allows you control over your time.
I multitask...a lot. Say you've got a lot of reading to do – try finding it in an audio format and listen to it while you work out, do laundry or drive. All those obnoxious little activities that must be done can do double-duty if you need them to.
If you still feel overwhelmed, don't be afraid to make time for yourself. Skip a class if you must, put aside the obligations and homework and just take some time to relax. All the planning in the world is no use if you're simply too overworked. It's OK to throw the schedule out the window every once in a while and do what makes you happy. Time is a precious thing – even more so in college, it can seem – so make the clock your friend rather than your enemy!
Mary Steffenhagen is a junior at Concordia University of Wisconsin who is majoring in English with a minor in business. She hopes to break into the publishing field after graduation, writing and editing to promote the spread of reliable information and quality literature; she is driven to use her skills to make a positive impact wherever she is placed. Mary spends much of her time making and drinking coffee, biking and reading dusty old books. In an alternate universe, she would be a glassblower.
August 19, 2013
It's agonizing to suddenly relinquish a free and easy summer schedule to the clutches of the college schedule...but what happens when your weeks in school are just as free they are over break?
You may end up with a situation a lot of college students dream of: a surplus of free time. This happened to me during my freshman year, as I had a pretty open class schedule, a weekends-only job and didn't join any clubs. I ended up bored to death nearly every day! But I didn't realize that the extra time was an advantage that not only gave me a chance for homework but time to focus on personal goals. If you find yourself in this situation, here are a few tips as to how to best spend your time:
However you choose to spend your extra time, make sure you enjoy yourself. Having time to yourself while in college is a rarity and you may not have such an opportunity in later semesters. College is about exploring and learning...not being bored because there's nothing to do. So get out there and make use of your time – you won't regret it!
September 5, 2013
Living on campus is almost a necessary rite of passage for the college freshman. "Don't miss out on the full college experience!" you're warned, enticed with stories of spacious dorms, fantastic parties and few rules. Sure, living in the dorms can be fun, exciting and new but it also has it downsides: expensive room and board fees, a mandatory meal plan with food usually not worth the cost, lack of privacy or the risk of a bad roommate. Being a commuter student, on the other hand, isn't as difficult as it seems: Your school probably has commuter lockers if you have a lot of books, packing a lunch is cheap and quick and carpooling is an efficient way to travel with friends.
I lived on campus for my first two years of school and experienced all the downsides listed above to varying degrees so this year, I am living at home and commuting. In some cases, the pros and cons were obvious. Did I want to pay thousands for a meal plan rather than eat with my family for free? No. Would I rather share a small space with three girls instead of having my own familiar bedroom? No. But would I like to be closer to campus than have the 40-minute commute I now have each day? Yes. I was reluctant to commute at first but I found that the time spent would be made up for and then some by the money I would save. If living at home for a year or two is an option for you, consider it! You'll save money that you can put toward paying off any student loan debt or – who are we kidding – buying stuff you actually want when you want it.
If a long commute doesn't interest you but you're still looking to live off campus, it's not too late to begin the apartment search. It is possible to find a nice place with affordable rent: College towns often have complexes with student budgets in mind. Splitting rent is an easy way to keep costs down and this time you get to choose your own housemate!
When you live off campus and commute, your time feels more like your own and it doesn't have to revolve around what's going on at school. If you're feeling the itch to leave campus, check out your options and see what's best for you!
September 26, 2013
Leaves are changing hues, the nights are arriving sooner and the library is crowded into the wee hours. That's right: We've officially entered paper writing season. Almost every college student finds himself or herself pulling an all-nighter at one point or another to chip away at the writer's block a research paper inevitably brings. As an English major, I've probably written a few more papers than other students but nearly everyone encounters some such assignment in the common core no matter his or her major. If you've been staring at a mental brick wall for hours, never fear: There are plenty of resources and tricks to get around that writer's block and make that research paper a reality.
First, know your databases. Your university most likely has access to too many scholarly journals to count but databases make them easy to find. I've made quite good friends with EBSCOhost, a database which encompasses more databases on topics from Mark Twain's mystical view of the soul to current technological developments in the military. (ProQuest is equally useful.) Searching within such a broad database gives so many options that research is quite easy, even if you're unsure of your topic. Most will give you online access to the source you need and your college library may have archived physical copies of a journal...or even ebooks. They may not be as easy to procure but don't limit yourself to online only sources: Talk to a librarian and see what they'd suggest - you never know what's out there unless you ask!
Now that the database or librarian has given you a paper to use as a source, start picking it apart...from the ending. If you check the bibliography or works cited, you'll avail yourself of even more sources by basically following the author's bread crumb trail. Find the thesis – aka the driving point of the paper – within the first few paragraphs and build off of it. Whether you agree or disagree with the author, their sources and citations will lead you to more evidence supporting or debunking the viewpoint. I tend to start with my own idea and look for research related to it but if you're short on time, picking apart your source's sources will save a lot.
Next week, I'll talk about some writing techniques that have aided me in my paper writing. In the meantime, good luck researching!
September 12, 2013
As a college student, it can sometimes feel like your pockets are riddled with holes. Most expenses are necessary but cutting the ones that aren't isn't as difficult as it may seem. Like most big projects, it's all about knowing how to use your resources to your advantage.
If you haven't done so already, create a budget. Thankfully, you don't have to do any of this manually – there are websites that do it for you. I use Mint.com, which is helpful because it links right to your checking account, sends weekly updates by email and, best of all, it's FREE. There are options for adding budget and saving goals and the site breaks down your spending so you can see what's going to entertainment, food, school and the like. Once you have your budget squared away, half the battle's already won!
Despite your best efforts to prune expenses, perhaps you still feel like your university always has its hands in your pockets. The price of textbooks can be a shock once you get your syllabi and if your professors direct you to the university bookstore, you'll almost certainly be spending more money than you need to. Amazon Student is always a useful option for textbooks and free shipping but there are also some great sites where you can get books used: I use BetterWorldBooks.com and HalfPriceBooks.com a lot. Think about renting books as well, perhaps for the core classes you would never use again. Half.com is a good resource because it links up to your university – sometimes even right down to your class – to help you find what you need for less.
Check around your college town to find out if any business offer deals for students who present their IDs. Restaurants, grocery stores and even locally-owned businesses often participate in such deals – it's good PR, after all – and if you truly can't curb your shopping urges, try visiting thrift shops and consignment stores.
Saving money won't happen overnight – it's an ongoing process. Starting tweaking in increments and you'll have those pocket holes mended in no time!
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General Manager Mike Cody accepted the CTAA award (pictured left) at the annual Nutmeg Dinner and accepted a $5,000 donation for Kots for Kids, a BELFOR Cares Charity. Kots for Kids is an initiative started by BELFOR CEO Sheldon Yellen and his wife Iris to provide beds and bedding to children of families in need.
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Mayur Sharma and Rocky Singh, open up about why they go chasing food on highways across the country.
For over 100 episodes now, Mayur Sharma and Rocky Singh have been eating their way through India's highways, and their show has become one of the best loved on NDTV Good Times. "Highway on my Plate" encapsulates everything the channel stands for, great food and even better times.
The chemistry between the two is undeniable, and their long friendship comes through as they travel the length and breadth of India, eating at some of the best dhabbas, roadside eateries and vendors along the highways and more often than not having adventures that make for excellent conversation starters.
In this interview, the duo talks about the upcoming launch of their book, their common love for travelling and, obviously, food.
Give us a bit of the background? How did the show come together?
Mayur: We had never done TV before. In fact we didn't really have any connection to the world of television at all except that a friend of ours was working with NDTV at that time.
He knew how extensively we'd travelled and just how much we love to eat. He thought we fit the bill and referred us to the channel. The first shoot was very different from how the show has turned out.
Rocky: Yes, the original plan was that HOMP would cover only NH1, exploring places along the Grand Trunk road. The show had a script and everything, but we just weren't used to reading out pre-written lines. We aren't anchors; we have no professional training or anything. I think the pilot was quite bad and we were too stiff.
Mayur: Right. So before the second episode, Rocky "accidentally" set fire to all the three scripts. Pretty convenient, because after that we were told to just go ahead with the impromptu act. That allowed us to bring to the set our own brand of humour and banter. We were free to go with the flow. From then on, we just do anything and everything on the show. Nothing is fixed. We don't follow a rulebook. We are allowed to be completely ourselves. It lends the show the natural quality, which I think appeals to people.
Your show features some very offbeat and obscure places, which turn out to be excellent finds. What are your sources?
Rocky: We have travelled quite lot, over 60000 km all over the country. All through college we'd both just take one of our cars...
Mayur: it was always Rocky's cars actually
Rocky: ... and go on these road trips. We have friends all over the place and since Mayur has studied pretty much everywhere, he knows someone in almost every city. So we get in touch with these people, talk to them; ask them about the local cuisine and the best eating places. In the cities we don't know anyone; we ask the local people, the auto wallahs, the shopkeepers, even the pedestrians on the road. They are always the best sources.
Mayur: There is also a research team that helps us. Once we have a number of places, we draw up a list and select the ones we want featured on the show, depending on the number of factors.
From the hundreds of places you've been to, what would you say was your favourite destination and cuisine?
Mayur: Oh mine is definitely Gujarat. I know people seem to think that the food there is all the same but actually the variety is breathtaking. There is the Kathiawadi cuisine, which I love, and then there is Kuchhi from the Bay of Kutch area. That is spicy! Then there is the actual Gujarati cuisine. The food there is marvellous.
Rocky: Mine would have to be Karnataka. It's my favourite destination and the range and variety of food there is excellent too. That state has everything, forests, hills, cities...
Coorg is my personal favourite. And the great thing is, you get all the different kind of cuisines there and each of them is good. For example, I've had some really bad Malayali food in Delhi but some great Punjabi food in Bangalore.
The show went international for a season. How was the experience?
Rocky: The idea was to take the Indian palate and see what happens when we take it abroad. The funny thing is, it wasn't much different at all. What we realised was that Indian food and flavours seemed to have made a place for themselves everywhere. Everywhere we went; there was either Indian food or some sort of hybrid which was part Indian.
Travelling so much, you are bound to have had moments you can't forget. Would you like to recount some of them?
Mayur: There are so many, but one remarkable one stands out. We were travelling to Leh and Ladakh that time, and the terrain there is very rough. Flash floods are common; you never know when ankle-high water will reach your neck and you'll be swept away.
We were in a convoy of two cars and we reached this road, or what used to be a road, but had been washed away. Now there was knee-high water there. Then we saw a jeep trapped behind gravel. There were two men and two women in t-shirts and jeans. They had a baby with them. We stopped and literally lifted them out of that place. All this while, in such cold weather and trapped like that, those people were oblivious to the discomfort, clearly very happy about travelling. It was a real tribute to the spirit of adventure.
Rocky: Another one was quite funny. We were travelling to Bombay but via Jodhpur. We got lost and the guide with us insisted on using the map. That's when I told him that a map would be no use to him. The right way to find a place is to roll down the window and ask someone. He wouldn't agree. So Mayur rolled down his window and asked this old man with a herd of goats how to get to Bombay. The poor man looked apologetic and said, "Arre aap toh galat aa gaye ho" (Oh you've come the wrong way) and then he proceeded to give us accurate directions to get from Jodhpur to Bombay.
Mayur: Remember the time you had those endless glasses of bhang and then thought you were a bird for an hour? He also ate 16 desserts once we got back to our hotel. The menu had only eight, so he ordered each one twice.
What according to you has made the show click?
Rocky: You mean besides our good looks and sex appeal? (Laughs) I suppose that would be because the show appeals to every Indian. It isn't about expensive unaffordable places.
We show people that you don't always need money and fancy clubs to have a good time. It's about our country, our humour. We appeal to everyone who watches the show, no matter who you are. We keep the essence of India alive in the show and I suppose that is what makes us click.
Mayur: Also, the camaraderie we share helps. We have been friends for over 30 years now, and we've reached a point in our friendship where we can complete each other's sentences. This comes through in the show and makes everything more natural and comfortable.
We have also tried to keep ourselves as approachable as possible. We make it a point to never talk down to anyone. No matter who it is, a street vendor or the owner of a five-star hotel, we have exactly the same amount of fun with everyone.
Rocky: The impromptu bit helps. Cookery and Food shows before were predictable, rehearsed. We try to make everything as spontaneous as possible. In fact more and more shows are going the same way.
Doesn't the travelling eat into private life? How do you manage to strike a balance between your careers and the show?
Rocky: Oh we have no personal lives. Our wives will vouch for that. And the show takes up a lot of time. For five months in a year, we're travelling.
So the remaining time we dedicate to work. Mayur and I are partners in a corporate training company that we started in 2008. We use the outdoors; activities like rafting, trekking, rock-climbing etc, to teach business theory and organisational skills.
Tell us a little more about your upcoming book.
Mayur: The book's going to be like a guide to street food. It'll contain a description, ratings, and overall assessment of all the places we've been to. We've covered 250 towns and cities so far, and the book will contain information of where you can eat, if it's a place you can take your family to and things like that.
Apart from the show, your company and the book, is there anything else in the pipeline?
Rocky: Oh loads. We might be doing another food show, and one on the supernatural.
We have also started emceeing events now, where we basically get paid to dress up well and behave badly.
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I would like my baby back, but I know that's not possible, said Zakia McCormick. A call you know, I'm sorry. He didn't deserve to die like that.
Photos: Police investigate shooting of teenage boy
17-year-old Johran McCormick was shot in the head inside a Spring-area home on Bridgestone Lakes subdivision off FM 2920.
Harris County Precinct 4 Deputy Constables were the first to respond after someone called 911 around 2:30 a.m. The Harris County Sheriff s Office also responded to the shooting.
Investigators said the father accused in the shooting woke up to find Johran his 16-year-old daughter s bedroom.
According to detectives, the man's daughter let Johran in the house and snuck him into her bedroom.
Her younger brother went to say good night and saw two feet sticking out under the bed, detectives said. He then went to get his father.
The father walked in and asked questions, but his daughter claimed to not know Johran. The father then called 911, but an argument ensued with the teenage boy.
The father told deputies that Johran dropped his hands as if to grab something, so the man opened fire. The teen died at the scene.
No other injuries were reported, but the father was transported to the hospital to be checked out for medical reasons as he complained that he was not feeling well.
Constables said the man appeared to be on several medications. Neighbors of the family were torn on what the father did.
As a mom, I just can't imagine, said Letica Field. I know the dad was trying to protect the family, but he should have let the authorities handle it.
The family recently moved to the house from a nearby neighborhood.
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Among those already signed up to the 10,900 square metre development, where construction started in 2013, are Carluccio's, Cosmo's, Pizza Express, Chimichanga, TGI Friday's and Zizzi. Almost half of the total footprint will be taken up by a 14-screen Cineworld cinema.
Hammerson said the site is 91 per cent let and added: "The majority of the restaurants are due to open in autumn 2014 with the remainder of the scheme open for business in early 2015." It also reiterated projections for £1 million of annual rental from the extension and said it has around £6 million still to spend to complete the construction. Once all the restaurants and the cinema are open they are expected to support hundreds of additional jobs.
At the Abbotsinch Retail Park in Paisley, which Hammerson bought in October 2012, a 5,000 square metre extension opened in June with tenants including kitchen firm Wren, homewares retailer Dunelm, electronics specialist Maplin and sofa business ScS.
In Aberdeen's Union Square, River Island has trebled the size of its store with fellow fashion retailer Fat Face doubling its floorspace in the mall.
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In the afternoon session,BarCamp Nairobi resumed right after lunch.This session kicked off with Mike Macharia, C.E.O of Seven Seas.He talked about the importance of mentorship for young entrepreneurs in businesses, illustrated the importance of business training for everyone, but especially for Techies. He highlighted the importance of merging the business aspect with the technical aspect. Directly addressing techies, he advised them to start thinking about the business point of view, and suggested that it would be great if iHub began training techies on business-Business 101 sessions.Macharia also stressed the value of partnership for all those in business, stating that those in business should strive to partner with other businesses, in order to move forward and build value in their companies.
Tonee Ndungu took to the floor again, this time round hosting the raffle session. Up for grabs was Google's Nexus 1, "...straight from the box". In Round 1, he asked 12 members of the audience to pick up 12 business cards and contact information that guests had earlier dropped into a raffle bag. The names on all the 12 participants' cards that had been picked were called out, and given really cool BarCamp T-shirts.
In Round 2, three participants were picked from the 12 business cards. The three were in competition for the Google Nexus 1. Tonee asked Paul Kukubo, Phares Kariuki and Erik Hersman to pick three business cards out of the 12. The three had to answer questions put to them about google, and Benjamin Kilonzo from Technobrain emerged the winner after scoring the highest points for answering the most questions correctly. He walked away with a Google Nexus phone courtesy of Google.
Erik then took over the session by giving a brief talk on Ushahidi, how it started up, and what it's all about. This session was the last for the day, and attendees then converged outside to get their T-shirts.
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Outfitting a potting bench
On the bench
Here are some suggestions for supplies every potting bench should have:
•A bin for potting soil: Use a big nursery pot, or buy a plastic bin from a builder's supply shop.
•A plastic scoop is handy, or you can use a flowerpot as a scoop for potting soil.
•Plastic flowerpots: You'll need them when you dig up perennials to share with friends.
•A few leftover plastic six-pack pots are useful for starting seedlings.
•Fertilizers, and a plastic bin with a top to protect them from rain.
•A watering can or nozzles for a hose.
•A trug or bucket for small hand tools: trowel, pruners, a small gardening fork.
•Gardening gloves.
•Plant labels, a pencil or marker, twist-ties, a ball of twine and scissors.
•A bench brush (from a builder's supply shop) to keep things neat.
A potting bench is like a star's dressing room; it's where you primp and polish flowerpots and the plants that go in them before they make their debut on the big stage in the garden. Potting benches give a gardener a place to work — and to play.
Pots, plants, bags of potting soil, hand tools, plant tags and the many odds and ends of gardening projects will all find a place on a potting bench.
"It's kind of like having a great desk," says Helen Thompson, a garden designer in the Kansas City area. The potting bench in her backyard is the centerpiece of its own garden room.
"When you have a potting bench, you have a place to put things," she says, "but I wanted to make it a comfortable place, too. It's where I create, design, hang out and clean up. I use it constantly."
A good potting bench will take center stage, but working out the right spot for it can be a little bit of a challenge. Ideally, a potting bench should be close to a spigot or at least within reach of a hose. The area has to be able to stand a little dirt and water, and some shelter from the wind and rain is desirable. A corner of a patio, or a spot on the back porch or up against the garage often works well. A potting bench can transform an awkward side yard into a pretty and useful space. Above all, the location should be convenient — someplace you'll naturally tend to go.
Thompson's potting area is tucked into a shady spot by her garden shed. Steppingstones set in a thick layer of bark mulch lead to it, and there is plenty of room to maneuver a wheelbarrow in and out. Next to her bench, she keeps a large plastic nursery pot, which is big enough to hold a couple of bags of potting soil, and a big scoop. Shelves hold sprinklers, watering cans and a workbag with pockets for trowels, pruners and other hand tools. The bench stands on sturdy 4-by-4 legs, and the work surface is about 4 feet high, so she doesn't have to bend over when she is picking out seedlings or transplanting pansies into flowerpots.


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Swiss design brand Vitra has opened a 30-metre high slide, the Vitra Slide Tower by German object and installation artist Carsten Höller, at their sprawling Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein in Germany.
Swiss design brand Vitra has opened a 30-metre high slide, the Vitra Slide Tower by German object and installation artist Carsten Höller, at their sprawling Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein in Germany.
French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have added 'Alcove Plume', a low-slung sofa with an emphasis on casual comfort, to Vitra's Alcove product family.
Internationally renowned Swiss design brand Vitra has acquired the Finnish company Artek. Itself a renowned design company founded in 1935 in Finland by architect Alvar Aalto and his wife Aino, art promoter Maire Gullichsen and art historian Nils-Gustav Hahl, Artek was built upon the radical business plan to "sell furniture and to promote a modern culture of habitation by exhibitions and other educational means."
Crystal brand Swarovski has commissioned architect Zaha Hadid to create a celebratory installation to mark the completion 20 years ago of her first major built project, the Fire Station at Vitra Campus, Weil am Rhein, Germany.
On a hill between the VitraHaus and the Dome on the Vitra Campus in Birsfelden, Switzerland, Italian architect Renzo Piano and the Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW) have set up 'Diogene', which to date is Vitra's smallest building ― and largest product.
Everyone loves a comeback. And they seldom come any bigger in design terms than 100% Design, which, this year, under new management made a very clear statement of intent – to put the creativity and excitement back into this London Design Festival regular through a more considered, almost curated kind of approach to mounting a design trade show. More, please.
Architonic's photo tour of 100% Design, London Design Festival 2012
Inspired by an idea of 'impromptu storage area,' France's famous design duo Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have realised this versatile, customisable shelving system for the Swiss furniture manufacturer Vitra. Available in three different sizes and in either high-gloss black, white or Japanese red, 'Corniches' 'are neither regular shelves nor simple horizontal surfaces, but rather individual, isolated protrusions' which can serve many purposes within practically any environment. The design was launched earlier this year at Salone del Mobile in Milan. (more…)
In the visual arts the term 'plastic' is used for any form of creation involving a medium that can be sculpted or moulded, but it is also the term for a type of material that revolutionised the twentieth century. The name of no other material describes so clearly the inherent property which makes plastic so unique – the ease with which it can be shaped.
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HONG KONG Striking Hong Kong dockworkers refused to back down Wednesday in a weeklong pay dispute that is slowing cargo shipments at the world's third busiest port.
Several hundred dockworkers and supporters camped out on the road in front of a container terminal. The workers are demanding a 20 percent pay raise to make up for pay cuts in past years but subcontractors supplying labor to port operators are only offering 5 percent.
Hutchison International Terminals, controlled by Asia's richest person, Li Ka-shing, operates the terminal where the workers are striking. Officials say the action is costing the company 5 million Hong Kong dollars ($644,000) a day.
The company has distanced itself from the dispute, saying that the stevedores are not Hutchison employees. It said terminal operations are continuing but truck traffic in the area where the strikers are camped has slowed down.
The workers want Hutchison to negotiate directly with their union about pay. They're also demanding resolution of some health and safety problems, such as lack of bathroom breaks.
Hong Kong is the world's third busiest port by container volume, behind the mainland Chinese cities of Shanghai and Shenzhen, according to World Shipping Council data.
"There are some disruptions, particularly for the importers," which are seeing some shipments of perishable goods like fruit rot because they're sitting on the dock longer, said Willy Lin, chairman of the Hong Kong Shippers' Council. "On the export side it's slower to get the containers out of the terminals."
Lin said he has heard that truck drivers are one to three hours late picking up and dropping off shipments because of the strike, but "so far we haven't seen major disruptions."
The Shippers' Council, which represents importers, exporters and manufacturers, has advised its members to arrange backup plans in case the strike drags on, including having shipments move through other ports in China, such as nearby Shenzhen.
Some shipping companies are already taking precautions. Japan's Mitsui OSK Lines reported several delays and diverted two ships away from Hong Kong because of the strike. The company said a Europe-bound ship would skip the city and instead stop in Vietnam, where Hong Kong cargo would be transferred to another ship to get to its final destination.
The dispute intensified after a magazine report that said a Hutchison executive, Gerry Yim, was a director of a labor subcontractor involved in the dispute. Yim told reporters that the article was "very misleading and inaccurate."
Lee Cheuk-yan, a legislator and union leader, said the dockworkers were angry about the subcontractors.
"When there are layers of companies exploiting the workers, workers get very little," Lee said at the strikers' camp, where workers have set up tents and temporary shelters.
Hong Kong is a major transfer point for goods coming in and out of mainland China. It was the world's busiest port for years, handling shipments of jeans, shoes and electronics manufactured in southern China's Pearl River Delta for export to consumers in the West. But it has been overtaken by Shanghai and Shenzhen in recent years.


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ORLANDO, Fla. — I just spoke to Orlando Magic general manager Otis Smith after a press conference announcing the signing of Chris Duhon. Smith was impressed by the Celtics' ability to keep the core together and add Jermaine O'Neal.
"They did a great job," Smith said. "To sign Paul [Pierce] and Ray [Allen] and add a piece like Jermaine O'Neal? They are going to be tough again next year."
Smith, who wouldn't comment on the status of free agent J.J. Redick, was asked about LeBron James. If James signs with the Heat, would it signal a shift of power in the Eastern Conference?
"I still think you have to put teams together," Smith said. "That's it. If all three of those guys go to Miami, that's a very good team. But three guys don't give you anything, you need a team. It gives them a chance to win a title, but doesn't guarantee anything."
Does Smith think James will end up in Miami?
"I would be surprised."
Does he think he'll end up in Cleveland?
"Uh-huh. Yup."
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Christmas greetings from all Nitro Racers. They all are waiting for your presences. Grab Nitro Racer XD now with this offer! Enjoy the features of the latest version. Now you can Fight a Zombie, Collect crystal as much as you can, Find a gift, Drift Mode, and Summon bosses. This offer starts from today until January 4, 2014!
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Retaken Re-Volt And RC Revenge Again
Improves (Race)
Add Final Lap Message (This Was Like A Re-Volt's Sega Dreamcast Version)
Add Unlock Messages If New Track And Character If Available
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Nitro Racers XD's Full Version Will Available Soon!
Demo Version Needs Improved
Now Demo Version Can Recieve New Character And Tracks When Game Is Updateing
Added Hamburger Bun As Character They Have 9 Playable Characters Now :D (Note:If Hamburger Bun Is Not Select By Player It Will Selected By Opponent)
Maybe Update For Full Version
Added Lap Panel (Top Right Like In Re-Volt)
Added Shootout Mode
What version are you using right now ?
I don't think Demo version need to update any more. (Demo version has 8 default character + 1 update character (Hamburger Bun))
Current version already has a Lap Panel (Top Right)
What is shootout mode ?
I'm still thinking to make 30+ new events and mode. What next ? DRIFT MODE and Drift Event. :D
New updates will be available on October or November (Full version only). It also comes with one new character.
hm, looking at the video demo, are you going to try to improve apon this, i see bug fixes fairly recently, does the video do this game justice ?
i don't really understand what did you say.. Anyway... What video did you see ? V1.1D or V1.08A ?
what i ment exactly is from the video above, how much has the game changed from say when it was released to now ?.
• ADDED 2 New character. One is a " Thank You " character and an " Update " Character.
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Hello... I'm just inform you that New Version is available to download now! :D
See changelog for details. (Because it was too much xD)
Thanks for downloading!
I hope you really like this one :D
Later TNTCENTURION You Should Finish Full Version Before Removeing Your Demo Version
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Have you ever pondered how our education system is failing us today? How did we get from reading the Bible, saluting the flag, spelling, reading, penmanship, grammar, arithmetic and geography to teaching tests? How did all this progressive thinking become the foundation of this education system? Here's some American history most likely not taught in schools.
The United States was busy mopping up after the Mexican War in 1848. The native radicals were restless against the American polices. They were looking for changes.
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote the "Communist Manifesto" that year. Millions of European immigrants migrated to the U.S. in the 1850s and the beginning of Marxian socialists unions were formed.
In 1906 Ella Flagg Young, was elected president of the NEA. She studied at the University of Chicago under John Dewey. Dewey was a major representative of the progressive and progressive populist philosophies of schooling. The Socialist Party in America grew dramatically between 1900 and 1912.
In 1927 a group of socialist educators including Dr. Counts a disciple of Dewey, traveled to Russia to meet Joseph Stalin.
The Soviet revolution was failing. Stalin's two main objections to host these American socialists were to win over American labor and the need of Western cash to survive. These disciples all believed Stalin's ideas could be used at home to improve America.
Dr. Counts helped organize a group of educators to study changing the curricula, textbooks and teaching techniques in American schools. This group later formed the Commission on Social Studies of the American Historical Association.
Dr. Counts believed progressive education should start in the nurseries continuing through graduation from colleges and universities. Also to involve interactions with teachers and administrators.
The National Education Association (NEA) was founded in Philadelphia August 26,1857. Today, it's the largest professional employee organization (UNION) that works at every level of education.
Twenty-five million people out of work. Teachers striking for a 35 percent raise while making $75,000. The President looking the other way ... I wonder why?
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Two security guards were killed and two others injured after a Lance Naik of the Defence Security Corps (DSC), a unit of the Indian Air Force, in a fit of rage began firing indiscriminately at them with his service rifle around 1.30am on Tuesday. The incident took place at the Air Force station base in Santa Cruz (East) when the suspect, Rohita Harisingh Yadav, 49, was on night duty at one of the gates.
Yadav fled from the spot after firing at his colleagues, but was later arrested near Vanrai area on Goregaon (East). The police said Yadav was angry because his colleagues and group commander, HR Singh, used to physically assault him. "I used to ignore it earlier, but when he abused and assaulted me this time, I was very angry," Yadav told the police during interrogation.
A native of Rajasthan, Yadav retired from the army 12 years ago. He then joined DSC and was posted at the Santa Cruz Air Force station for the last three years.
The police said there were seven guards inside the compound when the incident took place. While Yadav was guarding one gate, there was another guard on duty at the other entrance and five others were sleeping in two guard rooms, a few metres from the main gate.
Around 1.30am, Yadav barged into the guard room where two guards were sleeping and started firing at them. Both his colleagues died on the spot. After this, Yadav entered the other room and opened fire at three others. One of them slipped under the bed, but the other two sustained injuries on their legs. "One of them, Bhimsingh, managed to snatch Yadav's rifle from his hands," the officer said.
While the guards were in a state of shock, Yadav took an auto and went on the Western Express Highway towards Borivli. The Nirmal Nagar police, meanwhile, sounded an alert across the city. "Yadav got off on the highway near Vanrai and was walking when constable Sachin Varate noticed something suspicious. After questioning Yadav, Varate brought him to Vanrai police station," said Namdev Chavan, deputy commissioner of police (Zone VIII). He was later handed over to the Nirmal Nagar police.
The police have booked Yadav under sections 302 (murder) 307 (attempt to murder) of the Indian Penal Code and 3 and 25 of the Arms Act.
The deceased have been identified as Somdutta and HK Singh while the injured, TB Thapa and Bhimsingh, have been admitted to the Navy Hospital, INHS Aswini in Colaba. Vijendra Singh survived the firing and escaped unhurt. The police said investigations are on and that the statements of eyewitnesses are being recorded.


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I used the concentrated cleaner when I mopped my kitchen the other day. It did a nice job, better than the Citra-solv I usually use, and there wasn't an overpowering smell, either. I noticed the directions said to use cold water, not hot. I wonder why that is? Any chemist mommas out there know why?
I'm skeptical because it's still made by Clorox. The thing I love about my vinegar/water/orange EO mix is that if my son sprays himself in the face with it (you never know! ), I know it's just vinegar/water/orange EO and the only harm that'll come to him is a nasty taste in the mouth.
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