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I am looking for info from folks who have sailed in shallow draft areas such as the Bahamas. I am looking for a 28-30 boat to buy that would be good to sail in these areas. Most of my offshore cruising will be crossing the Gulf Stream. I have had a 25''swing keel in the past but the thing sailed like crap as it was way too tender and sailed poorly unless the keel was all the way down and then it had a 6'' draft which didn''t help the fact that I sailed in shallower waters. It was great for beaching but not for shallow water sailing.....
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In shallow areas such as the Bahamas and Florida and the Keys ... am I better off buying a shoal draft 4''fixed keel boat and be limited as to where I go but have better sailing in open water and across the gulf stream? OR can I find a boat with a combination keel center board that would sail ok and give me a decent ride across the steam and sailing in general. What do most sailors like?
What brands should I look at in the 28-30ft range that fit my requirements. My home base is Charlotte Harbor and it is very shallow. I cannot seem to locate makes that fit these areas well and sail well at the same time.
I am on a low budget so boats newer than late eighties are out....please help..
I am OK with heavy boats if need be and want something I can daysail at home as to stay away from and also cruise with..
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WLAN uses one of two protocol subsets of the 802.11 standard - b and g. There is an a, but it never took off. The standard is international to a point. The specific country by country changes are how much power (Watts) the transmitted signal can use and if you can use gain antennas or not. Decoding this a bit: The better your antenna, the further away the access point can be from your boat. An antenna on deck is most likely going to do better than an antenna on your laptop (802.11 signals are line of sight.) In addition, if you are permitted to use a gain antenna (like a cone shaped directional antenna in your current location you can reach out to an access point that is further away.
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Many modern boats are far more beamy and designed to be more "floating condo" than sailboat in some ways. A coastal cruiser can afford the negatives of the changes in modern boat design, far better than a bluewater boat.
Large open spaces found in many newer designs are rather quite dangerous in heavy seas. Getting thrown across a salon that is six feet wide is less dangerous than getting thrown 10 feet. Most modern coastal cruisers don't have any berths that would be suitable for use on a longer, heavy weather open ocean passage. The roomy cabins that sell a boat at a boat show, don't make much sense on a bluewater passage.
I think I'd add glazing to this list. Some coastal boats seem intent on making it light and bright down below, it can be difficult (read "more expensive") to make that expanse of clear plexiglas stout enough to resist the force of tons of water when the going gets rough.
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In the fifth installment of The Book of Rory, Rory O'Malley takes a field trip with his fellow Broadway cast members to watch the The Book of Mormon's first national tour cast perform. Check out what the Broadway company had to say!
In the third episode of The Book of Rory, Rory O'Malley talks to the current cast of The Book of Mormon about what it was like making their Broadway debuts. From cross-country flights to Kevin Spacey, hear all the crazy stories!July 20, 2012
The Book of Mormon star Rory O'Malley answers fans' number one question: how do the actors prepare for the show? Get a glimpse into the "intense and professional" routine of this hilarious cast from half hour call to places.July 12, 2012
The Book of Mormon star Rory O'Malley kicks off his video blog series, The Book of Rory, with a scary tour of the Eugene O'Neill. Like something out of a horror film, the tour includes ghosts, flying beds and a levitating donkey.July 5, 2012
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Susan Blackwell and the star of the blockbuster musical comedy get supernatural.January 18, 2012
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From the Publisher"Lincolnites and Rebels is based on a vast array of original source material, and it is well organized and well written. Knoxville's Civil War story is full of economic and sociopolitical twists and turns and interesting, opinioned characters. McKenzie does an outstanding job of bringing all facets of this narrative together."—Ben Wynne, The North Carolina Historical Review
"Robert Tracy McKenzie's excellent study of wartime Knoxville reinforces that recent scholarship with exhaustive research and interpretive verve.... Lincolnites and Rebels deserves to find an audience among all scholars of the war, not just those who look to the mountains."—Kenneth W. Noe, Civil War History
"This thoughtful work unquestionably reaches important new conclusions."—John Cimprich, American Historical Review
"McKenzie vividly portrays Knoxville as a microcosm of the Civil War as a brothers' war, dividing families, friends, and neighbors.... An excellent contribution to the socio-political understanding of border state communities in the Civil War. From the pages of Licolnites and Rebels emerges a clear image of a complex issue underlying the heart of the Civil War. The division of a nation would not be, indeed could not be, accomplished with surgical precision."—Sharon A. Roger Hepburn, Reviews in American History
"An unusually well written, solid, scholarly study, filled with colorful vignettes.... Highly recommended."—CHOICE
"Knoxville, Tennessee, in the 1860s was a deeply divided town in a deeply divided region, a place where the dictates of conscience collided repeatedly with the constraints of power. Tracy McKenzie has brilliantly illuminated the complex issues of loyalty and dissent in the Civil War South. This book is essential reading for anyone who seeks a richer understanding not only of the Civil War but also of the moral crisis faced by people of any time or place who find themselves living under enemy rule."—Stephen V. Ash, University of Tennessee
"An important addition to our understanding of the Civil War in the Appalachian South.... It appears unlikely to this reviewer that this study will be superseded."—Gordon McKinney, Civil War Book Review
"Tracy McKenzie's compelling story of neighbor against neighbor in Knoxville, Tennessee, during the Civil War goes right to the heart of questions about allegiance. In this strategic southern city—a commercial center in a major food producing region, a railroad center with connections to both the eastern and western theaters of war—the white residents were split almost 50/50 between the Union and the Confederacy. A vivid portrait of human anguish and conflict, a civil war inside a civil war."—Vernon Burton, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
"No other community in the Confederate South was perceived to be as much of a Unionist stronghold as was Knoxville, Tennessee. Yet it defies such easy categorization, as Tracy McKenzie demonstrates in this richly detailed portrait of an Appalachian populace that remained sharply divided throughout the Civil War and beyond. He not only provides an insightful case study of antebellum and wartime loyalties and the range of forces that shaped them; he also tells a very human story of people at war, and infuses it with an often palpable sense of drama and even suspense."—John C. Inscoe, University of Georgia
"This author's compelling portrait of Knoxville, Tennessee, during the Civil War is the very best sort of community study.... McKenzie's nuanced monograph deserves wide attention from historians seeking to understand the meaning of loyalty in wartime and civilians' experience of the Cival War."—Alison Clark Efford, The Historian
"Illuminating and deeply researched...An excellent work of complexity and nuance." —The Tennessee Historical Quarterly
"A well-written book [that] should be read by everyone trying to understand the values held by communities and individuals that drove them to adopt a pro-Union or pro-Confederate belief and how those values changed as the war progressed."-Charles H. Bogart, Post Library


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The Architecturally designed Atrium is a glass conservatory that was built onto the back of Old Customs House during the 1998 refurbishment. On one side of the Atrium, the doors open onto the Museum's outdoor courtyard and Tribute garden, with the Museum side connecting to the Old Customs House original bluestone vaults, unique in that they are above ground, due to the proximity of the building to the river.
This contemporary space leaves behind the busy CBD, and invites guests into an alfresco-feel dining experience. It is perfect for intimate dinners on one long table that runs down the centre of the space, cocktail parties, wedding ceremonies or filming and photography.
Size: 350 SQmLocation: Ground FloorCapacity:105 Theatre; 70 Banquet; 82 Dinner; 250 Cocktail
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AngularJS vs. DurandalJS – part 1 of N – Where do these technologies fit?
Here's the deal, I like DurandalJS. Though, I'm not going to lie, I really like AngularJS as well. These two technologies compete in many respects as they both seem to tackle the same problem. What problems are these frameworks trying to tackle? I have made a diagram of what I see to be the core developments in client side technologies, and after you view this, I will talk about where I see Angular and Durandal fitting in (note that there are a myriad of other useful frameworks that do storage, pub/sub eventing, animation, data-binding, AMD pattern ala requireJS, and a slew of other things, but this represents what I believe is the focus on today's client-side development).
The key elements that I focus on are DOM manipulation, routing, and MV* (model-view-controller or model-view-viewmodel, or some other variation). Although data access is very important, and many frameworks throw in an element of data access just for fullness (like Angular's $http object), I believe that data frameworks are more often found to be separate tools, and not wrapping into, say, routing frameworks. In the world of Javascript, and client-side development, you will see frameworks popping up all the time that try to accomplish the MV* and routing scenario; and Angular and Durandal do just that. Thus, right off the bat, you should think of Angular and Durandal to accomplish the entirety of the blue and red circles above. I will get into it more later, but essentially these frameworks allow for Single Page Applications.
So what can these frameworks do exactly?
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mravinale said
just for the record angular has:
pub/sub -> via $broadcast(name, args)
mvc and mvvm -> the $scope act as viewmodel , binding 2 way data and we could add functions as well, this this viewodel is in the context of the controller.
Post, Get, Put, Delete -> via $resource
Ryan Keeter said
The Pub/Sub nature with $broadcast is actually something I have only very recently heard about. I had watched and researched extensively about Angular and only recently came across it.
Regarding $scope, I would agree that this in fact the viewmodel, but the fact that it has functions doesn't mean that it is in the context of a controller. Specifically, the function that handles the context of the application (like a home controller being called with a $scope injected on a '#/home' route) would seem to be the controller in this case. Though, I will say that the way that Angular manages viewmodels and controllers is beautiful.
Finally, Post, Get, Put, and Delete is handled via $http at the low level and $resource at the abstracted level, so you are completely right, thank you for adding that.


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Remember the old Jim Stafford song that said "I don't like spiders or snakes"? Well, I don't and looks like most Americans don't like snakes either!
Remember the old Jim Stafford song that said "I don't like spiders or snakes"? Well, I don't and looks like most Americans don't like snakes either!
Ah, the GPS. It's suppose to make life easier and at times it does, but other times? A new survey says that 2 out of 3 of us have gotten lost because of thing! Yes, I can relate!
Summer means Summer Blockbuster Movies! We've already seen a few but there are more still to come! Which Summer Movie are you still looking forward to see? Take our poll!
Ah, the lovely I.R.S. Yeah, just hearing the name make people start rolling their eyes and get a sick feeling at the pit of your stomach.
Have we really gotten that lazy? A new report says, Yes we have! Case in point...popcorn!
Oh man! Again? The cruise ship industries is really taking a beating.
An interesting question comes up with Jodi Arias being convicted in the murder of Travis Alexander. She is facing life in prison, or death, and Jodi wants death.
What would you do for a 15% raise? Would you get inked for your company? That's what Rapid Realty in New York is offering it's employees.
As a father of all daughters, I have to say, I would never buy a wedding dress like this for my girls. Do you think this is too much, or just right?
Yesterday in Dallas President Obama and four former Presidents came together for the opening of George W. Bush Library.
Hey, I know this is silly, but it's a silly kinda day! This question really has come up in my house.
Summer is just around the corner. Are you ready? I don't mean ready for the warmer weather, I mean, are you ready for that swim suit? Ugh!


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The National Women's Law Center (NWLC) announced earlier this week that Logan University in Missouri settled a pregnancy discrimination complaint that the NWLC filed with the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights (OCR) on behalf of a student. The complaint alleged that the University violated Title IX when it did not excuse the student's absences related to pregnancy or childbirth and required the student to return to school immediately after an emergency Cesarean section to avoid being penalized for her absences.
The NWLC reports that the University will adopt a Title IX policy that excuses pregnancy-related absences for as long as medically necessary and conduct annual training for faculty members. The settlement also includes individual relief for the affected student.
At the end of June, OCR issued a Dear Colleague Letter and pamphlet addressing the obligations of educational institutions under Title IX related to pregnant and parenting students. Title IX specifically prohibits discrimination against students based on pregnancy, childbirth, false pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, or recovery from any of these conditions. The Title IX regulation also prohibits educational institutions from applying rules related to students' parental, family, or marital status that treat students differently based on sex.
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When asked about recording an album together with his Slaughterhouse colleagues, Joell Ortiz said "When you genuinely love what you're doing, everything is effortless. It was like a long party." It's clear that the foursome had partying on their minds when they recorded this new cut, recently leaked to the 'net via Joe Budden's Twitter page; Woodstock is definitely a track made to be blasted at a house party with hordes of drunks in the yard and broken furniture on the inside. Nottz delivers a raucous, energetic beat sure to have partygoers thrashing, and Slaughterhouse, along with Lil' Fame and Billy Danze of M.O.P., match the instrumental's energy level with hard-hitting verses and a shouted hook. This track's only the beginning—Slaughterhouse will release the first official single (One) off their self-titled debut album this week, and the LP itself is set to drop on 7/1. Get the kegs and bottles ready, because your house party's turning into a Slaughterhouse party!
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Hey I hope this helps someone.. I was quite frustrated with out little dishwasher. It almost seemed that the dishes would come out dirtier than when they went in. Turns out we have hard water and it did a number on the parts of the dishwasher. Luckily, the parts were cheap enough that I thought I would give em a try. Between that and something called "Dishwasher Magic" I had success! One thing I wished I did differently was that I should have purchased two (2) wash arm retainer clips... I re-used an old one but it would have been nice to have all new parts inside.Needless to say, our dishes now are super clean. I have 6 young kids so our dishwasher gets a real workout. I may have to purchase a water softener down the road but for now we'll roll the dice.Hope this helps!
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ERODE: The Tamil Nadu Adi Dravidar Housing and Development Corporation (TAHDCO) has invited applications from persons belonging to the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe for the training-cum-job opportunities announced by the TVS Logistics in Chennai.
The firm will provide training to the selected candidates free of cost and absorb them in jobs on successful completion.
Those who have completed Class X, Plus II or a course in ITI are eligible.
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I developed my first roll last week in class. I want to start doing this at home. I live in an area with only 1 camera shop and it takes my 2 weeks to get back BW 120 roll film. That is unacceptable. Down the road, I will have a darkroom. For now, I have a dark closet. Good enough for loading.
I'd like suggestions as to what chemicals to purchase for my home exploits. I will be shooting 35mm and 120, using Tmax 400, Ilford Delta 100, and Tmax 100. I would love to hear suggestions even as to specific brands of stop bath, fixer, etc., as well as developer.


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The following is a partial list names of some common supplements on the market being recommended for those with fibromyalgia:
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My family doctor is certain that a Vitamin D deficiency is what causes alot of health conditions, including chronic pain. We live in central Wisconsin where there isn't much sunshine most of the year. Research has shown that milk and other dairy products don't have the amount they claim to have. He has had Vitamin D levels checked on all his patients. He said only a handful are not deficient. Now most of the doctors around here are ordering the blood test, with the same results. After having patients take additional Vitamin D, it is clear to the doctors that this vitamin deficiency is the cause to many different ailments and has helped to reduce the pain in many.There are many additional benefits to having your Vitamin D level checked. Talk to your health provider and have he/she check your Vitamin D level. If it is low you may need to take a higher prescription dosage for a time. With time you should be able to notice a difference, from your skin complexion to your pain level. My daughters and I have started to take the prescription once a week dosage strength. We have all noticed a difference in our complexion and our sleep habits. My one daughter says she does notice that her neck pain isn't as bad as it was, yet I still have pain. Which could be because my vitamin level was lower then hers, and my chronic pain covers a greater portion of my back and legs. For all you who are around teenage girls with PMS will like this. I have noticed that my both daughters with PMS have actually been tolerable since they started taking their supplement. My monthly fear of their PMS is going away. yippee!My doctor also believes that I will soon see a difference in my ADHD daughter. That alone will be a blessing.
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cc, thats not vitamin u, its liek this:Vitamin D 200 IUVitamin A 5,000 IUVitamin K 80 UGI believe thats voulum? not a vitamin IU and IG is the volumn (at least thats what I think it is.
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Funny thing about the chewables.� I have found that the Rite Aid brand has everything, costs much less and is just as good as the fancy brands. LOL.�� I have a vitamin site I use that is great.� They have one line sales, buy one get 2 free a lot of the time.� So I can get vitamins at a very reasonable price.
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Thanks for the input Linda. I am currently taking a Women's One-a-Day and�1000mg B12 as my only vitamins, but know I need to take more. As I hope to have some more money soon, I will add on ome more needed vitamins.
Great info. on the chewables...is there a particular brand you use...with the D and K included?
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A basic blood test can show any vitamins you might be lacking. This is very important for chronic pain as constant pain depletes all our natural energy.�
My pain doctor recommends a blood level of 700 for people with CFS.� Mine was 400 on the last test.� So I get B-12 shots from him and take a daily 1000mg supplement.�� I also take B-6 as I take HRT which depletes B-6.� I take Niacin and Flax seed oil for high cholesterol.� The medication for high trygylcerides is very scary stuff and I will not take it.� One medication listed "death" as a side effect.�� And I also take 1000 mg of calicum as most people shoud.� Calicum needs to be taken in 500 mg doses as that is all the body can metabolize at one time.� Also, calicum needs to have VItamins K and D to be absorbed properly.� So I have found the calicum chews have all this and are very easy to take.� Plus they come in chocolate. LOL.� I also use green tea as an antoxin.�
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Researchers at Tulane University are working on designing a less toxic oil dispersant than the Corexit used on the BP spill in 2010. The goal is using ingredients now approved for human consumption.
The manufacturer of a chemical dispersant used to fight the 2010 BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has asked a federal judge to dismiss claims over the government's use of its product.
U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier didn't immediately rule Friday after hearing Illinois-based Nalco Co.'s argument that it isn't liable for how the federal government used Corexit to break up oil gushing from BP's blown-out well.
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(ST. LOUIS) February 20, 2003--The days of searching long and hard for products made from corn are coming to an end. The National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) Research and Business Development Action Team today announced it is rolling out a comprehensive database of products made from corn.
Looking for building materials made from corn? Or maybe it's corn-based adhesives and binders you're after. With the click of a mouse, nearly 600 non-food and non-feed products made from corn can be accessed through the Corn-Based Products Guide.The guide will go live at www.ncga.com on Feb. 27 at the Commodity Classic, the joint tradeshow and convention of NCGA and the American Soybean Association, in Charlotte, N.C., and is part of a larger initiative by the NCGA Research and Business Development Action Team of providing new markets for corn and corn-derived products. That initiative includes the Technology and Commercial Development Center (TCDC), an online resource to growers containing tools such as the Corn-Based Products Guide.
"NCGA has been instrumental in the development of new uses for corn through value-added initiatives," said Research and Business Development Action Team Chairman Gary Davis. "The TCDC is an effort to promote value-added agriculture and look at innovative ways to increase the market for corn, and the Corn-Based Products Guide is the first resource available in the TCDC.
"Ultimately, our goal is to develop commercial business prospects to increase the opportunity for grower profits and we see the TCDC as a catalyst towards that goal," Davis said.
The guide is a resource for consumers and companies interested in purchasing or producing corn-based consumer and industrial goods. The user-friendly database can be searched by product application, supplier or general category. Some examples of products found in the guide include housewares such as pillows and comforters; food service items such as plates and cups; kitty litter; cleaning products; industrial solvents; de-icers; industrial starches, sweeteners, and more.
"Using products made from renewable, U.S. grown resources is important to America's energy security and environment," Davis said, "and NCGA is pleased to put out what we believe is the most comprehensive corn-based products database available.
The National Corn Growers Association mission is to create and increase opportunities for corn growers in a changing world and to enhance corn's profitability and usage. NCGA represents more than 32,000 members, 25 affiliated state corn grower organizations and hundreds of thousands of growers who contribute to state checkoff programs.
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My shower is in a couple of weeks and I'm looking for cute creative ideas for prizes...all comments appreciated!
My shower is in a couple of weeks and I'm looking for cute creative ideas for prizes...all comments appreciated!
Wife to Tom 9.24.05
Mommy to Leora 2.22.10.
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I made salt and sugar scrubs... very easy to find instructions online and you can make large batches fairly inexpensively... then you just get neat jars from a craft store. I also went to Marshalls and TJMaxx, picked up a ton of nice candles and other items for really great prices.... I wanted to be able to give prizes that were useful.
I made favors that were boxes of candy, but no one ever opens the damn things so I wanted to make sure people left with something they'd use since they were all so generous with things for our LO
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Liam Francis Jedi born 2/26/2010 at 12:38am!
I love set from places like bath and body works and victorias secret! Those are good gifts, plus nice candles, gift card for $10 to somewhere like Tropical Smoothie, etc. Have fun!
Jonathan 2/15/01
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We used gift cards to Starbucks, Jamba Juice and Blockbuster Video as well as massage gift cards
We went to dollar general and got loupha's, lotions, candles etc. Cheap but they appreciated it :)
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My sister decided to use Target gift cards. I know it's a really simple idea, but it's something that I know the people who attended my shower will be able to use, so I really liked it.
The apple of Mommy's eye: Kaden Amir 2/7/2010 7 lbs 8 oz 19.5 inches. Baby #2 "expected" 9/17/2013
Mommy to 3 Angel Babies!
I hit up Bath and Body works and Victorias Secret for anything on sale after Christmas, Also try Michaels. They have a $1 section with candles, wine stoppers, wine charms and other cute little knick knacks!
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#1 on the way... its a BOY! ♥ Due 2/20/10
For the last shower that I gave I made a wine basket for the main drawing prize and then I had gift bags each with an assortment of bath supplies for the three game prizes.
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Young niggas that blast for me, no religion
from Memphis Bleek (Ft. Jay Z) – Dear Summer Lyrics on Genius
Triple entendre and employs a heterograph
1. Jay has young men that will shoot you for him.
2. Jay has rappers/haters that try to shoot him.
3. Blasphemy. One of Jay-z's infamous nicknames is Hov, as in jeyhova. He is sayin that a lot of young people think that jay-z is the god of rap. This is blasphemy because in the christian religion there is only one God
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Young niggas that blast for me/blasphemy no religion
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The unofficial rule of fashion is that three marks the trend. With another New York Fashion Week come and gone, we look back to the one thing that was noticed across all runway shows: the color Red!
With plenty of feminine splashes of bold red and pretty in pink shades on the runways at Donna Karan, Nanette Lepore and Porsche Design. We are absolutely in love with these flirty vibrant hues for fall!
View the entire collections on our New York Fashion Week Pinterest page: http://bit.ly/1kwYDVd
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Here and gone… another New York Fashion Week has past. As we prepare for the Fall 2014 collections from London, Milan and Paris, it's important to take a look back at what happened in Manhattan and what it tells us about where our paychecks are headed in the second half of the year.
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Regional newspaper publisher Johnston Press reported a pre-tax loss of £143.8m for the 2011 financial year today as it wrote down the value of its publishing assets.
On an underlying basis, operating profit fell 10.3 per cent to £64.6m on turnover down 6.1 per cent to £373.8m.
Johnston Press spent £38.5m on debt interest payments over the year with debt at the end of the year standing at £351.7m. Interest costs over the year were said to be 9.9 per cent, with £35m paid back.
Johnston announced today that it has secured a new lending facility with its creditors amounting to £393m for the next three years. The group has committed repay a further £70m over the next three years. The refinancing deal has cost Johnston £11.5m in fees.
Advertising revenues fell 9 year on year but slowed from 10.1 per cent in the first half to 7.7 per cent in the second half. Digital advertising revenues grew by just 0.7 per cent to £18.4m – recovering from 0.5 per cent decline in the first six months to growth of 8.6 per cent in the second.
Newspaper sales 'remained resilient'with revenues down 1.1 per cent year on year.
Commenting on the company's outlook, chief executive Ashley Highfield, who took charge of the company in January, said: 'Although the prospects for the economy remain downbeat in the short term, I believe we can return Johnston Press to being a growth business through the twin track approach of re-launching and revitalising our papers while simultaneously growing our websites, and taking full advantage of the opportunities created by technology and the changing media demands of our users to deliver innovative propositions."
Like-for-like operating costs - excluding the impact of 'significant'newsprint price increases - fell by £24.5m and the number of staff fell to 5,245 in 2011, a reduction of 11.3 per cent on 2010.
Highfield added: 'We aim to put digital at the heart of Johnston Press. Newspapers will remain our primary revenue stream for many years to come, but the web and apps, accessed from PCs, tablets and smartphones, are becoming as important, if not more so, as an access method for an increasing percentage of our audience."
He continued: 'We have embarked on an ambitious plan to re-launch all our titles as far more integrated digital and print hybrid offerings, refreshed and revitalised in print, with new web, mobile and iPad offerings," he continued.
'In some cases the internet will become the hourly and daily pulse of a community and we will move to printing the physical paper just once a week - with overall audience uplift and a considerable increase in profitability for those titles.
'In all communities that we serve we aim to have a web audience at least as big as our newspaper circulation and to use print to actively cross-promote the web and vice versa, thus remaining relevant in a digital age, while not alienating our heartland audience."
Highfield also promised further 'radical change'in the future.
Elsewhere in today's report, the company said the decline in revenues in 2011 was 'almost entirely due to print advertising revenues", with other categories remaining 'relatively stable in spite of the economic conditions within its markets".


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Kate's Apartment
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|Key Info
Our two bedroom air conditioned apartment is on the second floor which can be reached by lift or stairs, it has a double bed in the Master bedroom and two single beds in the second bedroom, both bedrooms have views of the sea and to Paphos lighthouse, both have fitted wardrobes, mirror, bedside table,and there is a hair dryer.
There is a family bathroom. There is a large living area with private balcony which over looks the swimming pool and has views to the mountains. We have four sun beds for your private use, to use by the pool.
The sofa can also be turned into a bed, so you can be comfy whilst watching english speaking programs on tv. There a fully fitted kitchen with ceramic hob, electric oven, fridge freezer,washing machine, microwave, ketttle, toaster,pots, pans, plates,bowls, cutlery also an extending dining table with six chairs.
The apartment will sleep up to six , linen and towels included (please bring your own beach towels)and there is also a choice of welcome packs and Wi-Fi as an optional extras.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Municipal 300 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|100 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Paphos 15 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Parking, Lift access
|Further details indoors
The apartment, although in a quiet area, it is within 2 minutes walking distance of the Tomb of the Kings road where there are scores of restaurants, english pubs(several with big screen TVs),clubs, internet cafes,cafes, kiosks, bakery, bars, banks and bus stop to Coral Bay, harbour, old market etc. The Lighthouse / Faros Beach is a mere 500m walk! Paphos Harbour is approximately 10/15 minute walk where you have dozens of places to eat, drink and shop.The beach is only 10 minutes walk, The Ophandines supermarket is within 2 minutes walk, there is a lower level( might be the place to find the gifts to take home) which I missed the first couple of times. The old Market and town centre, the Harbour, Paphos new Sea Front, Castle the House of Mosaics and bar street are easily walked to within 20 minutes. You will be quite likely to have the swimming pool to yourselves because it is only a small complex of apartments and most of the owners are keeping them for their own use.
A car is not required for a stay at the apartment but please remember to book your own transfer from the Paphos airport, we can give details if you require them or there are always several taxis there if you forget.
|Further details outdoors
The buses run in a loop:- the old Market, the Harbour, Tomb of the Kings road, Coral Bay, Tombs of the Kings road, the old Market. There is also a bus which runs to the Water Park. The closest bus stop is on the Tomb of the Kings road, two minutes walk.
|Further details
A 25% non returnable deposit secures the booking, the remainder and the refundable £150 Security Bond
are due four weeks before the start of your holiday.
Please email us if you wish to book two or more weeks for price
The Paphos District
Paphos, the Capital of the west and positively teeming with history is Paphos, site of the island's second international airport. The resort town has as its focal point a charming fishing harbour by Paphos Fort, lined with open-air cafes and tavernas that serve a tempting menu of the day's catch.
It was on Paphos shoreline that the mythological Goddess Aphrodite was born a legend that spawned a massive wave of cult worship from neighbouring countries that lasted several centuries. The large rock that juts from the sea is known as 'Petra tou Romiou' - The Venus Rock - while the Baths of Aphrodite at Polis also echoes her apparent penchant for the island. At Palaepafos, Koukiia lie the remains of the Goddess's earliest Sanctuary.
Another 'first' for Paphos was its early recognition of Christianity. While under Roman rule in 45 A.D., it was here that Saint Paul converted the first ruler to the faith.
The legacy from its remarkable history adds up to nothing less than an open museum, so much so that UNESCO simply added the whole town to its World Cultural Heritage List. Among the treasures unearthed, are the remarkable mosaics in the Houses of Dionysos, Theseus and Aion, beautifully preserved after 16 centuries under the soil. Then there are the mysterious vaults and caves, the Tombs of the Kings, the Pillar to which Saint Paul was allegedly tied and whipped, the ancient Odeon Theatre and other places of interest including the Byzantine Museum and the District Archaeological Museum.
Geroskipou with its remarkable five-domed Byzantine church of Agia Paraskevi, and its Folk Art Museum is a village known for many years now for its special delight 'loukoumi .
Ago Neofytos Monastery, famous for its 'Encleistra', Enclosure, carved out of the mountain by the hermit himself, boasts some of the finest Byzantine frescoes of the 12th and 15th centuries. Chrysorrogiatissa Monastery makes its own range of wines using home-grown grapes. A small museum dedicated to Archbishop Makarios, first president of Cyprus, is found at Pano Panagia. From here it is a rewarding drive to the majestic Cedar Valley, home of the indigenous Cyprus horned sheep, the Moufflon.
Lempa village can be singled out as one with particular historic significance. In its pretty setting near the sea, Lempa's link with prehistory is the site of a chalcolithic settlement. Today the faithful reconstruction of several dwellings, gives an insight into chalcolithic life on the island.
Further north lies the resort-town of Polis, overlooking the beautiful Chrysochou Bay with its charming fishing refuge of Latsi. The relatively unspoilt state of the countryside and villages make the area a real delight for the walker and naturalist.
The low-lying scenery around Paphos, much of it cultivated with banana plantations and backed by the gentle foothills of the western Troodos range, has an attractively open quality to it. This is the gateway to the Peninsula of Akamas, a natural wilderness of incredible beauty with breathtaking gorges, spectacular coastlines and enjoyable nature trails
Tomb of the Kings
The apartment, although in a quiet area, it is within 2 minutes walking distance of the Tomb of the Kings road where there are scores of restaurants, english pubs(several with big screen TVs),clubs, internet cafes,cafes, kiosks, bakery, bars, banks and bus stop to Coral Bay, harbour, old market etc. The Lighthouse / Faros Beach is a mere 500m walk! Paphos Harbour is approximately 10/15 minute walk where you have dozens of places to eat, drink and shop.The beach is only 10 minutes walk, The Ophandines supermarket is within 2 minutes walk, there is a lower level( might be the place to find the gifts to take home) which I missed the first couple of times. The old Market and town centre, the Harbour, Paphos new Sea Front, Castle the House of Mosaics and bar street are easily walked to within 20 minutes. You will be quite likely to have the swimming pool to yourselves because it is only a small complex of apartments and most of the owners are keeping them for their own use.
The buses run in a loop:- the old Market, the Harbour, Tomb of the Kings road, Coral Bay, Tombs of the Kings road, the old Market. There is also a bus which runs to the Water Park. The closest bus stop is on the Tomb of the Kings road, two minutes walk.
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25 Nov 2014
The apartment has everything you need for a self catering holiday. Easy access to buses, restaurants and attractions. Paphos has lots if day trip possibilities. In November the weather was 22 to 24 d… More
25 Jul 2014
"Excellent for families and couples"
Great place to stay, clean with all the facilities you would want on holiday. Near some good tavernas, plenty of choice and reasonably priced. Village wine a bargain !! Supermarket down the road had … More
16 Oct 2013
"Comfy, clean, spacious and great location"
The apartment had absolutely everything we needed and we were really pleased with how spacious and comfortable it is. One of the reasons this apartment stood out to us when we were looking is the larg… More
17 Jul 2013
"Fabulous home away from home."
My family, which includes me, Hubby, Daughter aged 21, Son aged 14, and Son aged 9, had the pleasure of staying at Kates apartment from June 30th - July 7th. It has to be pointed out immediately that the apartment is very well apointed, with lovely furnishings, fully equipped kitchen, spacious bathroom, and a lovely standard throughout. We liked that it was located on the second floor as not only did you have more privacy on the balcony, you could leave your washing and belongings out with peace of mind, and could sit out playing family games without intrusion. Also a lovely bonus was an air conditioned lift.
We were lucky enough to have had the pool to ourselves but for an older couple, who were lovely, for the first 3 days. After that it got a little busier, but not overcrowded.
The temperatures were in the mid 30's, which was more than hot enough for us, we are to believe that mid July - early Sept is much hotter.
Despite the fantastic Bus links virtually on the doorstep, we decided to hire a car for 3 days, from Horizon. Carol was really helpful not only giving us a great rental offer but gave us great advice on places to visit. She also mentioned that our apartment was located in a very safe area of the 'town', which is always reassuring to hear.
We really recommend a drive up the Troodos Mountains, simply beautiful with lovely trails of differing lengths to suit all walking abilities. On the way down we stopped at a lovely village called Omados, which we were told is the oldest mountain village in Cyprus. Steeped in history, with original cobble roads, a stunning Monastery and handmade lace shops. Like everywhere we went, the people of Omados were so welcoming and friendly, and the food was excellent.
As mentioned on the website, there is so much to do in the Kato Paphos area. From the very many bars and restaurants, shops, beautiful beaches, history. The harbour is a great, lively place to visit, just be prepared for the attention of the staff and owners of the many restaurants as they will and do encourage you to spend time in their establishments.
A really unusual activity is to try under sea walking in Coral Bay, just a short journey on the bus, but must be booked in advance due to high interest. It can be booked through Carol at Horizon.
We also enjoyed a half day cruise on the Wave Dancer, located at the harbour. All I can say is WOW, what fun.
At 40 euro per adult all inclusive, and 15 euro per child, you got 4 hours on the boat, a live band, which were great, free unlimited bar, BBQ cooked in front of you with homemade burgers, chicken fillets, sausages and large salad bar, a stop off the coast to swim in the sea, go kayaking and snorkeling. It has to be said that we all thoroughly enjoyed it, and thought it was very good value.
We had such a lovely time there that we are hoping to join the many previous guests that have made repeated visits to Kates apartment.
There really is something for every one, and Kates apartment is a very comfortable base to enjoy your holiday from. Have fun :)
2 Dec 2012
"Lovely apartment in a great location"
We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday in Paphos. We had good weather but mostly it was down to having a good place to call base. Within easy reach of all local attractions, restaurants and amenities, at the same time as being a great place to just chill out, and away from the hustle and bustle. It's well appointed, clean, and comfortable, with all you need in the kitchen.
There was an issue with the pool, but it eventually got sorted. The pool area is sufficiently secluded and quiet, to get your nice relaxing suntanning, and reading, done...
Would definitely come again...
27 Aug 2012
"A relaxing, well located, well appointed and clean appartment"
We used Suntransfers both ways from Paphos airport, just 30 mins away, very easy. This appartment is very well appointed with everything you could need. It is clean and comfortable with good aircon that is on a 2hr max at one burst timer. It is great for 4 people with enough space to relax. The bacony faces east with a view of the pool and gets screamingly hot in the morning. It also shelters you from any westerly sea breeze in pm so not ideal for mid August but must be lovely outside of the peak summer heat. It is situated close (2 mins walk) to the tomb of Kings road which has around 20 very good restaurants of all types (our favourites were Muse, Adelaida, Raffles and Duoma),
and bus stops north or south that are very cheap and efficient. This mini resort is better than the main harbour that is a mile away via 15 minute bus ride and we found a little disappointing, just people trying to flog you boat trips and average restaurants. The pool is really fabulous and so welcoming in the heat - Paphos beaches are not that spectaculour. Coral bay is best. Local lighthouse and Municipal leave a bit to be desired and are not your classic sandy. Overall we would definately recommend this appartment to anyone. It is a lovely place to have a seriously good holiday break and enjoy good food and easy amenities.
2 Aug 2012
"great apartment and value for money"
our family holiday was every thing we wanted,lots of space,comfortable,very clean and within easy reach of local attractions,our only problem was going when it was so very hot,unless you have the air-con on constant,it can get very uncomfortable,would not go july again,the local kings taxi were great used them a lot,the local market is a nice place to visit as is paphos town, munisable beach is much safer than lighthouse beach,coral bay is ok but amenities on beach very basic,but has a nice village for eating and shopping,the local kings road has some nice traditional eating places,we all enjoyed our stay and would go back to diane but when its cooler,hope this info helps.
9 Jul 2012
"Great Apartment, Great Location"
Fantastic apartment with all the necessities with a lovely warm pool. The balcony overlooks the pool and is very hot in the morning.The pictures on Holiday Lettings show the apartment exactly as it i… More
21 Jun 2012
"Lovely spotless apartment, everything you need, Booking hastle free"
Just back from Cyprus (June 12). Never used Holliday Lettings before but found it all very easy and the owner e mailed back regarding any questions very quickly (instantly in some cases) The information sheets the owner provides re the apartment, equipment, sun loungers, travel and local sites of interest were excellent.
Lovely apartment exactly like the pictures within a small quiet apartment block. The balcony overlooks the swimming pool and gets the sun in the morning and provides some shade in the evening. The pool was fabulous, large enough for swimming but not deep and really warm, suited us fine.
The flat has everything you need for a holiday, Fridge with quite a large freezer compartment, washing machine, TV, Sterio and Safe. The air conditioning is on a timer ( which means you can switch it on when you want but it goes off in half an hour - just means that you dont go out and leave it on - which seems sensible ) and the owner can even organise a food breakfast pack on request.
I went with three other ladies and we all thoroughly enjoyed not only the apartment but the area. Its only a five minute walk ( in the flat) to the local entertainment and some lovely restaurants. We went to the Harbout area quite a few nights and its really nice and although we hired a car its only 8 euros in a Taxi or 1 euro on the bus.
All of us agreed that we had a fabulous holiday and would like to return toCyprus and this apaartment
13 Mar 2012
"Absolutley Fantastic!"
The apartment was so lovely, clean and very well equipped, like home from home. The location was perfect with local shops, bars and places of interest within walking distance.Paphos airport was just 15mins drive away too which was really handy.
We all loved our stay and didnt want to return home!
Thanks and we will be back!
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If you don't have and idea how the boat sails the sea trial is not the correct way to find out
The further you get into the deal the more difficult it is to back out without losing money UNLESS there is a true deficiency in the boat that shows up in the survey OR the sea trial which is at least around here the final part of the deal
For example on Long island i payed 300 just for and insurance survey in my driveway BUT you cant get real marine insurance without a survey from someone accredited with SAMS or its equivalent as a big part of the deal is them putting a value on the boat that can be justified
You surely don't want to be paying for several surveys as a way of weeding out boats
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