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Arrow Costume
Hawkeye Weapon
Complete your costume with this officially licensed Hawkeye weapon - it includes a bow and two arrows so aim with care and hit your mark.
Arrow Thru Head
Steve Martin made this one a classic - the arrow through head fake arrow on headband is the perfect comic addition to your cowboy, Indian or comedian costume. Wear it well on Halloween.
Survivor Jumpsuit Adult Costume
Spring into action in the Survivor Jumpsuit Adult Costume. This bow and arrow(sold separately)wielding warrior can tackle any challenge in this sleek black, silver and white high-neck jumpsuit.
Midnight Huntress Child Costume
No one will mess with you in the Midnight Huntress Child Costume. You'll test your skills in this black dress with silver armor detail. Add a bow and arrow (sold separately )to establish your status as a top contender in any challenge.
Cupid Bow and Arrow Set
Hit every heart you aim for with this cute Cupid Bow and Arrow set! This classic costume accessory come in a racy-red with matching feathers and a shiny heart tip--an essential addition to any Cupid costume.
Native American Indian Bow & Arrow Weapon Set
Playing cowboys and Indians? Complete your costume with this authentic looking Indian bow and arrow set that includes a bowie knife, sheath and quiver.
Pucker Up Baby Adult Womens Costumes
…Baby adult womens costume. The red, stretch knit corset-styled dress of this sexy womens costume features ruffle and bow detailing and an organza-ruffled skirt with metallic heart print. Removable and adjustable shoulder straps, matching wings and a bow and arrow complete this red-hot cupid costume.
Pink Cookie Devil Kit
You'll look pretty cute for the symbol of the evil when you use this Pink Cookie Devil Kit to complete your costume. Set includes pink attachable tail with arrow head shaped end, skull detailed pitchfork and matching horned headband.
Bone Thru Nose
Go native - add this classic Bone Thru Nose to your costume for a genuine and retro look. It's the early version of the arrow through the head but not at all politically correct.


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Dog Saved From Landslide
Colombia has been devastated by a landslide that killed 50 people earlier this week. One dog, however, was lucky enough to be spared.
Colombia has been devastated by a landslide that killed 50 people earlier this week. One dog, however, was lucky enough to be spared.
A Grapeland, Texas man has been charged with capital murder after beating his sister so savagely that she ended up losing her unborn child.
The jury in the case of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev handed down a death sentence Friday afternoon in a Boston courtroom.
Everything that goes wrong in Poltergeist stems from an act of desecration; the building of a cookie-cutter housing development on top of an old cemetery. Some might find the sheer act of attempting a remake of Poltergeist similarly disrespectful; the 1982 original is something of a masterpiece of suburban terror. But if viewers can look past the sheer audacity of attempting another Poltergeist, they'll find a solid modernization, the cinematic equivalent of a decent cover version of a great rock song. It's totally superfluous, and not nearly as satisfying as the original, but well-performed and effective in its own way. It's nice (or, in this case, deeply unsettling) to revisit an old classic in a new arrangement.
Add yet another live-action project to Disney's growing pile: the studio is developing a live-action film for Peter Pan's magical sidekick Tinker Bell, who has earned a rather large following in her own right with various animated films and merchandise. In addition to the announcement of this new development, we've also learned that Disney has performed a little casting magic, landing Reese Witherspoon for the title role — which is some seriously perfect casting.
Now that its cast has reached the size of a small country, and set photos flood the net, FX and Ryan Murphy's American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson at last has official shots of its high-profile cast. They definitely look like humans dressed as other humans. Of this, there can be little doubt.
Next month brings a whole new batch of streaming content to Netflix Instant, including the Wachowskis' new original series Sense8, as well as Orange Is the New Black Season 3, and the Netflix Original documentary on the life of the legendary Nina Simone. In addition, some new seasons of your favorite television shows, as well as beloved classic films and recent favorites. Read on for your guide to the new Netflix Instant releases arriving in June.

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Hot Rocker: The American Idol of the Coastal Bend
Name: Lorissa Chapa
Age: 20
Role: Singer
Band: Solo Artist
Where you can find her music: iTunes, Album: Selfish by Lorissa Chapa
Genre: Pop Rock
Occupation: Student/ Concentrating on Music
Status: In a Relationship
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Even Simon Cowell would be impressed.
Recently Chapa won the Walt Disney World's American Idol Experience, which is a mock contest of the reality show held at the entertainment park.
"It was amazing because I had almost the entire crowd vote for me and nobody knew me," Chapa said.
But maybe our Coastal Bend Idol had a one up, because this isn't her first rodeo when it comes to performing.
Chapa started her entertainment career as a child playing the local singing legend Selena has a child in the Broadway musical "Selena Forever."
"Out of over 1,000 girls I was one of them to get picked, there were 2 of us," Chapa said.
Chapa says she owes her inspiration and start of her musical pursuit to Selena.
"I honestly wouldn't be singing if it wasn't for Selena," Chapa said. "My grandfather always had me singing Selena when I was very little."
You can check out our Idol's album "Selfish" on iTunes.
Any tattoos?
Yes, on my left pelvic bone I have a tattoo that means power. I want to get another one that means passion, but I'm too chicken- the first one really hurt.
What music do you consider sexy?
Britney Spears or Mariah Carey
Favorite place to chow down at in CC?
I-HOP, I am a type one diabetic and I love that they have sugar free syrup
What are your pet peeves?
Burping, farting, chewing with your mouth open/p>
Favorite movies?
Any Disney movie
How would you describe yourself in one word?
Unique- my name means unique. Everyday is different for me.
What are your bad habits?
Making my boyfriend do everything for me
What's your most rocker feature?
When I go to concerts I love to dress the part with fish nets and my converses
If you could get plastic surgery what would you get done?
Skin rejuvenation
What do you think is your most attractive feature?
I get told I have Selena lips
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Liver-swap mothers, babies prepare to leave Beijing hospital
Publication Date : 16-10-2012
More parents seek information about new procedure for their children
Two women and their sons who underwent the first paired-liver transplant surgery in China are ready to be discharged, doctors at the General Hospital of the Armed Police Forces in Beijing said.
Yin Chunlin, 22, and Luo Dan,23, gave part of their livers to each other's baby sons in an operation on Sept. 14 to save them from biliary atresia, a liver condition that can occur in newborn babies.
In the babies with such a condition, bile flow from the liver to the gallbladder is blocked. This can lead to liver damage and cirrhosis, which is deadly if not treated.
Surgeon Li Wei said Yin's baby has generally recovered, but it will take some time for the liver of Luo's baby to function normally. "But this [the slower pace of recovery] doesn't affect the date of discharge," Li said.
Song Yuqiong, Yin's mother, said her grandson appeared to be much happier. "Now he feels much better, and is comfortable with anybody picking him up," she said.
However, the babies will need regular examinations to check for possible complications, said Chen Xinguo, deputy director of the hospital's organ transplant institute.
Chen said the babies will be taking medication that will affect their immune systems so they have an increased chance of infection. But if the dosage is insufficient, they will suffer liver rejection.
The mothers are recovering well from the surgery, Chen said.
Li said that since the surgery, more parents have visited the hospital to inquire about the possibility of such operations for their children. The hospital has found a paired-transplant partner for another woman and her baby.
Regulations covering organ transplants state that living donors must only be spouses or close relatives of the recipient, but they do not mention the issue of paired transplants. "It doesn't forbid such paired donations, neither does it encourage them," Li said.
Xu Na, 25, from the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, said she thought of such a transplant for her baby when she heard of Yin's and Luo's cases, but said the chances of success were slim.
"My blood type is AB, which the doctor said is compatible with donations of any blood type, thus making my offer to babies of AB blood type unattractive," she said.
Fei Haixia, 40, from Shanxi province, has the same problem. She said she has been staying with her 8-month-old son in the hospital waiting for a donation since late August.
"My husband's blood type is O, but he drinks and isn't a good donor," she said.
Li said paired transplants were not so feasible for these people. "They can wait, or they can consider transplanting between different blood types," he said, but stressed that cross-blood transplants were the last choice.
There are three sources of livers for children: parents, deceased adult donors, and deceased child donors.
However, Chen said most of the children in the hospital received liver donations from adult donors who had died, mainly because parents do not match for such transplants and there is a lack of child donors.
"Part of the liver will be transplanted into the child, and the other into an adult, because a person's liver cannot weigh more than 4 per cent of their body weight. This makes the work of matching the transplant harder. And we need to consider if the liver tissue left is enough for the other person," said Chen.
"I hope there will be more cases of child-to-child donations in the future, so that surgeons don't have to match and cut one liver for two people, and the transplant of a whole liver will lower the chances of infection in a child."
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Films of the 1940s
In 1940 Marshall directed The Ghost Breakers, the first of a series of popular comedies he made with Bob Hope. The film, which was set in a haunted house in Cuba, had Paulette Goddard as his romantic interest and Noble Johnson as a sinister zombie. Next came the western When the Daltons Rode (1940), an account of the legendary outlaw brothers. Stewart teamed with Goddard on the comedy Pot o' Gold (1941), notable only because Stewart once claimed it was his worst picture. Texas (1941) was much better, with William Holden and Glenn Ford portraying former Confederate soldiers who head west, where both fall in love with a rancher's daughter (Trevor).
After signing with Paramount, Marshall made The Forest Rangers (1942), with Fred MacMurray as a ranger who is searching for an arsonist and Susan Hayward and Goddard as the women who love him. Also released that year was the musical comedy Star Spangled Rhythm, featuring an all-star cast that included Hope, Bing Crosby, Veronica Lake, Ray Milland, and Dorothy Lamour. True to Life (1943) was a comedy in which a radio writer (Dick Powell) moves in with the family of a waitress (Mary Martin) to get material for his show.
And the Angels Sing (1944) offered Lamour and Betty Hutton as singing sisters who are discovered by a bandleader (MacMurray). And Murder, He Says (1945) demonstrated MacMurray's flair for slapstick; he starred as a pollster who is sent to a small town in the Ozarks to search for a missing colleague and finds a family of killers. The dark comedy developed a cult following. Hutton then starred as the titular Incendiary Blonde (1945), a biopic about Prohibition-era entertainer Texas Guinan. Marshall's other film from 1945 was the comedy Hold That Blonde, with Lake as a jewel thief who is courted by a millionaire kleptomaniac (Eddie Bracken).
After such light fare, Marshall made The Blue Dahlia (1946), a classic film noir written by Raymond Chandler. It featured Paramount's top box-office team of Alan Ladd and Lake; he portrayed a World War II veteran suspected of killing his unfaithful wife (Doris Dowling), while she was cast as the woman who helps him evade the police until he can find the actual killer. Also popular was Monsieur Beaucaire (1946), an adaptation of a romance by Booth Tarkington. It starred Hope as a barber who, in order to avoid the guillotine, agrees to pose as an aristocrat who is to marry a Spanish princess; Joan Caulfield played his chambermaid girlfriend.
Marshall returned to biopics with The Perils of Pauline (1947), which featured Hutton as silent film star Pearl White. Variety Girl (1947) was a collection of skits featuring Hope, Crosby, and numerous other Paramount headliners plus cameos by directors Cecil B. DeMille, Mitchell Leisen, and Marshall himself. Hazard (1948) was a minor romantic comedy starring Goddard as a gambler who agrees to marry in order to clear her debt but then changes her mind. In Tap Roots (1948), a Civil War drama set in Mississippi, Susan Hayward starred as an abolitionist's daughter, Van Heflin was a newspaper publisher who courts her, and Boris Karloff played a Native American. Marshall's adaptation of the popular radio series My Friend Irma (1949) was memorable for marking the first onscreen pairing of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, who became a hugely popular comedy team.


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No, it was intended complimentary :)
No, it would have lead to the confirmation that there are far too many Punk Marks who blindly follow what he spreads and continue to highly over-rate him based on the fact that he is one of maybe 3-4 "standouts" on the current roster.
^^^ Let's see if this inspires some interesting debate.
Punk is mostly the hype the internet spreads around him mixed with a "different feel" when compared to others on the current roster. Punk in works for the now but would be lost in the shuffle in another era.
Thats the thing. Sadly the impression you get from following CM Punk and his little 'outbreaks' over the last few years is simply that the man behind Punk is not that much different from the character he portrays, a big a**hole. Punching Fans, calling them fa***ts, telling them to drink bleach...that was NOT IN CHARACTER, that was the man behind Punk. And to be honest: That is antisocial behaviour. This guy is white trash, and the worst kind. And he isnt even THAT good as a wrestler.


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A first time visit, and it will not be my last. For dinner, my wife and I split (1) a cheese plate, (2) a bowl of soup and (3) a pizza....and there was food left over. The homemade lentil soup was made to be thick, which was very enjoyable. It had a hint of pepper and the creme fresh added a lemony finish. The mushroom pizza - amazing - was thin crust, very light and had five types of mushrooms. A blonde pizza with just the right amount of cheese.
The service was very good....we will return. The location is in Old downtown Oakland - a nice location.
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Sewage from scores of households flow directly into canals that were once part of an irrigation network
Once an irrigation course that spawned lush green fields, the Irattai Vaical that runs across the densely populated areas of Varaganeri and Tharanallur in the city now permeates squalor and stench along its course.
Reduced to an ill-maintained drainage in recent years, Irattai Vaical, the twin canal that takes its name from Tharanallur and Devadhanam channels flowing side by side, is fast turning into the city's very own Cooum.
The two canals were part of an irrigation network comprising eight different channels feeding several acres of agricultural fields many years ago.
Although the Public Works Department had the eight canals under its control, they are now under the maintenance of the Corporation.
As agricultural fields have given way to urbanisation none of the canals have any fields to irrigate. But in a city that woefully lacks a storm water disposal system, they have come to serve as drainages.
The Tharanallur and Devadhanam canals branch off from Uyyakondan River and traverse for about six to eight km in the city before running off into the Cauvery River. Their entire course stand polluted now. The brackish and foul smelling sewage meanders close to houses built right on their banks. Heavy silt accumulation, garbage and plastic wastes clog their course at several places. The canal banks also serve as open air toilets for slum dwellers.
For years now, thousands of residents along the banks of the canals have been suffering in silence. Sporadic attempts to clear the silt by the Corporation do not give much relief.
"The situation is only going from bad to worse. We have no option but to put up with the stench and unhygienic conditions as we cannot afford to move out," says Anandan, a daily wage labourer of Tharanallur.
Many of the residents living along the canals are also to blame for the situation. Scores of households along the canals let out their sewage directly into them. Sewage could be seen flowing directly into the canals from pipes put up brazenly at the rear of the houses, especially at Varaganeri.
A majority of these houses are not connected to the underground drain and the Corporation continues to turn a blind eye to the problem.
The Corporation has for long been planning to build retaining walls along the canals but has been finding it difficult to raise the resources.
The civic body is now hoping to get funds for such a project under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission, if the city is taken up under the II phase of the project.
A former PWD official, who had worked in the area, observes that there were a large number of encroachments along the canal. Each of the canals were about 20 feet in width decades back, but they have shrunk to just six to eight feet at several stretches in recent years, as many houses have been built on their banks.
A joint inspection should be conducted to identify the encroachments and all of them should be removed impartially. If left to the Corporation, the encroachers will only manage to get their houses assessed for taxes and get away with minor penalties, he says.
Keywords: Irattai Vaical, ill-maintained drainage


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Best selling toy on the market!! The Rabit Habit has a self-contained battery pack that eliminates the cord of the original Rabbit Pearl. All Vibratex toys are engineered and properly designed to fit many body types. The design of this classic shape is ideal for a woman's total enjoyment and sexual well being.
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Must be 18 years of age or older to purchase.
Called the "Rolls Royce of sex toys" in O Magazine
A self-contained battery pack eliminates the cord of the original Rabbit Pearl. All Vibratex toys are engineered and properly designed to fit many body types. The design of this classic shape is ideal for a woman's total enjoyment and sexual well being.
Feel the Difference!
Vibratex™ Deluxe Vibrators' unique design is the result of a centuries-old Japanese tradition of exploring sensual delights. Featuring the ancient artistic practice of depicting faces of people and animals, an art form which dates back to the era of the Shogun when craftsmen were prohibited from making sex toys resembling male genitalia. Vibratex™ Vibrators' beautiful design and superior, long-lasting quiet motors make them the favorite choice for the quality-conscious. Experience one for yourself and feel the difference!
Requires 3 AA Batteries.
Made in Japan
Please Note: Due to the nature of this product, we cannot accept returns or exchanges.
This device should not be used over swollen or inflamed areas or skin eruptions. Do not use on unexplained calf pain. Consult a physician.
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I bought one of these for my sweetie. At first I was hesitant to use it, but once I did....WOW. She exploded like never before the first use and with a...Read complete review
I bought one of these for my sweetie. At first I was hesitant to use it, but once I did....WOW. She exploded like never before the first use and with a little practice was having multiple o's for the first time. She was VERY grateful......and showed it. : - ) So, don't worry about being replaced. A good operator helps the experience.....especially when you add a little stimulation of your own. Turn it off after the first o and leave it in place until she recovers a bit then start moving it around slowly and add a little tongue and go from there. : - )
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The first three times I used the rabbit it was fantastic, then it died! It overheated, could not use both controls at same time any longer. I am purchasing another one in case...Read complete review
The first three times I used the rabbit it was fantastic, then it died! It overheated, could not use both controls at same time any longer. I am purchasing another one in case I purchased a 'lemon'. If this one too dies after third use I will ask for my money back and be sad :)
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By Barbara
from Oklahoma
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Comments about Vibratex Rabbit Habit Vibrator, 1 ea:
Don't waste your money.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Waste of Money
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This really didn't work well at all.
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By nicole
from va
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I'm on a budget but I have found that you actually save money if buy something a little more expensive than if you just get the cheap stuff which breaks within the month. love the movement inside, the beads around the entrance, and the tickling of the rabbit ears.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Happy Mom!
from Cullman, AL
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! I won't use any other kind!!!
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By CourtneyVegas
from Las Vegas, NV
This was my first rabbit toy and I was SO excited to use it.. however.. the 'head' or 'tip' seems to be too large, without being SO graphic, it almost hurt to put it in and once it was in, it didn't come out so easily (and I am not a super tight virgin, never had this problem before!). So once I could get passed the idea of it not going 'in and out' and just hanging out inside.. I turn the rotation on, and I could hardly feel it. It looked like it would be really powerful, but it wasnt. Now on to the vibration, OH WOW. This is the most powerful vibration I've felt! This totally made it all worth it! However it is extremely loud. I was so scared to use it when my roommates were home! I wouldnt recommend this because there are so many negatives. One more thing, the battery compartment is the worst. It's probably my fault that it broke.. I was cleaning it with soap and water, stood it upright to dry and I assume water dripped down on it and got in. First the rotation stopped. Then the vibration. Now I use it solely for stimulation, but other than that its a piece of $#!%!
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By momma
from Duluth, MN
Perhaps if this was my first rabbit style vibe I would be more excited about it, but I doubt it. The battery compartment opens too easily while using it. The slide style controls do not stay where you put them and they are hard to work during solo play.The bead ball does not have a large enough circumference to be effective and the rotation motion is pointless.The clitoral stimulator should be lower on the vibe--you just can't get the needed pressure when trying to use both features at once. I bought this for [$]--what a waste.The deluxe rabbit pearl is a much better deal for less money.I will give this another shot with a partner, but not expecting to be any more impressed.
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By Death or Goth
from San Diego, CA
This is the first object like this I've ever bought and I'm 40. It's just what I needed it to do for the price...and I'm hard to please!
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Get's the job done
By bargain_shopper
from Oak Grove,KY
I always love the Rabbit type vibrators. This is one of the better toys I've had. It gets the job done but it is noisy! The rotating head needs a little more power behind it but the vibration part works well.
By lewlew
from st. louis
Heightened both our experiences. It's easy to use and It's a powerful little thing too.
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Silly Wabbit!
By writegirl
from Texas
This toy is definitely fun! I've only experienced the vibrating rabbit part which I find to be quite enjoyable. Frankly, the rotating, beaded head frightens me a little bit. Perhaps someday soon I'll work up the urge to give it a go...


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Popular Medical Tourism Portal, myMEDholiday.com, Expands Its Functionality by Adding RSS Feeds
myMEDholiday.com, a website providing users with a wealth of information about the medical tourism industry, has added RSS functionality to its impressive array of features.
Bangkok, Thailand (PRWEB) February 03, 2013
RSS, or Rich Site Summary, allows regular visitors to subscribe to their favorite websites and receive notifications whenever new information is published, making it easy to stay up-to-date without the inconvenience of manually inspecting multiple websites for fresh content. Instead, RSS "feeds" are sought out automatically and advertised in web users´ browsers as soon as they are available.
When asked about the most recent development to the myMEDholiday.com portal, one marketing representative at the company said, "The RSS feeds will benefit readers who are interested in receiving newly-added information pertaining to any of our offerings, from medical treatments and providers abroad, to the best destinations for medical tourism, to new posts on our informative blog. We´re excited about having the ability to reach our growing customer base in this way."
RSS feeds also benefit the websites themselves by allowing them to syndicate their content automatically. They can distribute lists of headlines, content updates and even detailed reports virtually in real time. The technology is common amongst blogs, news sites, and multimedia platforms, and increasingly with portals which maintain broad directories of service providers and contain important and dynamic data on serious topics like medical tourism, as myMEDholiday.com does.
They offer valuable information on everything from anti-aging treatment providers to a directory of the medical wellness spa business to clinics specializing in cancer treatment surgery, providing in-depth profiles of over 400 such facilities in Thailand, Singapore and India. The blog keeps readers up-to-date with the latest industry news and trends, offers advice on the top medical tourism destinations, and aims to establish a community for would-be medical travelers to submit inquiries and interact with the professionals operating the site.
About MyMEDHoliday:
myMEDHoliday.com is a comprehensive Medical Tourism portal and ratings site with offices in San Francisco, CA and Bangkok, Thailand. They provide direct access to detailed information about top medical and healthcare facilities around the world, giving patients the tools to locate, compare and contact medical travel or medical tourism providers quickly and conveniently. Their management team has over 15 years of experience with online travel and internet marketing, and has implemented a wide range of successful websites and e-marketing campaigns, and their aim is to work on behalf of patients and give them the information needed to make the right choices, while helping them find a safe, effective and cost-saving alternative for their health and medical needs.
To learn more visit – http://www.mymedholiday.com/
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The accommodation is the old farm to the Châteaux de Cussay, this dates back to 1268 when the first record of the châteaux can be traced as being sold to Guy the Doyen of St Martin. The main West-facing wall is formed from the original châteaux ramparts and vestiges of these are present through out the grounds as well as entrances to caves and tunnels. The locals swear there is a tunnel linking La Roche d'Enchaille with the Church in the centre of Cussay some 5 km away. The châteaux had several roles during its long history, including operating as a mint striking coinage back in the 16th century and more recently as a "Relais de Post'.
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|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised, Wheelchair users
|Nearest Amenities
|7 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Tours 50 km, Nearest railway: Port de Piles 20 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, CD player, Table tennis, Games room, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, 1 En suites and 1 Shower rooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (3), Single beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seats for 10, Lounge seats for 10
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Parking, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
There is also a single bed come sofa on the large galleried landing.
The ground floor double bedroom is immediately next door to the shower room
The main bathroom is fitted with a Victorian style bath with shower attachment. One of the shower rooms is en-suite to the master bedroom and has a large open shower enclosure with glass screens,as does the ground floor shower room, both have level access.
There is also a separate laundry room located adjacent to the games area.
Large living area, with a fully equipped American style kitchen with dishwasher, gas cooker, sink and fridge There is a utility room which houses the central heating boiler and washing machine. The dining area has a long antique pine table, which can seat 10 people comfortably. The lounge is fitted with quality sofas, and has French doors leading out on to the raised terrace.
There are some spectacular sunsets to be enjoyed from here.The first floor comprises the master bedroom with en-suite shower room and there are 2 twin bedded rooms one of which has a double and a single bed. There is also a large bathroom fitted with a Victorian style bath complete with shower attachment. These all lead off of a landing area, which has a sofa and games console, etc., for the kids amongst us. The Hi Fi has an I pod dock. There is also a high speed ASDL Internet connection. The sports room has ping pong & darts outside there is a boules court.
|Further details outdoors
There are extensive grounds to explore and plenty of room for ball games as well as a Boule court.
The Centre region
There is a large choice of restaurants in the area ranging from the in expensive 12€ for a 4 course lunch including wine to the Michelin starred Le Promenade at Petite Pressigny which is 20 min away and everything in between.
•Châteaux - This is an excellent area for châteaux, there are several local to the immediate area as well as the more famous including Chinon, Loches, Amboise, Azay le Rideau, Chenonceau, Villandry, Langeais, Blois, Chambord, Rigny Ussy (the inspiration for 'Sleeping Beauty'), Valencay and Montresor. Some châteaux also perform Son et Lumiere shows during certain evenings of the holiday season.
•Tours - Tours, the Touraine capital city, is full of history and art and the old town boasts cobbled streets and charming medieval buildings. For those of you who like to shop, the new part of the city has plenty of choice. It also has an interesting old quarter full of pavement restaurants. Even a day visit to Paris is possible as it is only 55 minutes. For wine lovers there is a large choice of producers all nearby including Chinon, Vouvrey, Saint Nicholas de Bourguiel, Saumur.
Cussay it self has a Boulangerie, Post Office, Childrens play area, fishing lake and an excellent Tennis Court. There are regular boule competitions open to all and several fetes held through out the year. The nearest chateaux is at Le Chatelier and is one of the few in France which still has its original moat and draw bridge still in tact. There are several local markets notably Sunday morning at Descartes
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8 Oct 2012
My husband and I stayed at La Roche d'Enchaille for three whole months during the spring and early summer of 2009, during a career change. We booked our stay based only on a listing on holidaylet… More
24 Oct 2011
I really struck gold with this Gite - WOW.
I visited this gite in October with my father, we both needed a relaxing break and this place certainly ticked all the boxes. The Gite is situated in a beautiful location, it has everything you could possibly want and then some. The hosts have really gone the extra mile in decorating and providing a real home from home (well actually I would willingly swap my home for this one!!) There is an excellent internet connection for those who want it. The kitchen is fitted out with everything you could need. The rooms are inviting and comfortable with lovely little touches and it was so clean. It would be great for a family with kids of all ages or a trip with friends and family, everyone is accommodated for here.
As for the surrounding area - it is beautiful - lots of things to do and see.
I have already booked to return with my partner and can't wait.
16 Oct 2011
"Relaxing Haven"
What a great place to stay. Accommodation was fantastic. Garth and Elizabeth were always ready to provide assistance if required and their local knowledge of the area was very much appreciated.… More
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N.E.D. Show pays a visit to Clearview
Fri, 10/25/2013 - 11:17am admin
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Oct. 9, the N.E.D. Show came to Clearview elementary School. The program is a "Yoyo Show", teaching kids how to reach their goals and how to be good to others while doing it. The "N" in N.E.D. stands for "Never Give Up", the "E" stands for "Encourage Others", and the "D" stands for "Do Your Best".
Then, after the presentation, there are yoyos that are sold. One kind is the basic one with N.E.D. written on it, another is the "Boomerang" that is a yoyo that automatically comes back to you, and the third is the "Cosmic Spin" yoyo, that is one that spins for a while and lets you do longer tricks. It stays in your school for five days. That is what the N.E.D. Show is.
I think the N.E.D. show is an amazing idea. It teaches kids about how to achieve your goals and hot to be good to others while achieving it, but it was also really cool watching the girl do all those cool tricks with her yoyo. She made us laugh and let us answer some questions; there was even one kid who won a prize!
I think it was a good lesson to learn. It was fun to learn about N.E.D.!
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Sehr aufmerksamkeitserregender Titel. ;)
The screenshots look very promising. Too bad I do not own C&C. :)
CWC is a C&C Generals Zero Hour Total Conversion and also works with "The First Decade". It takes place from 1980-1989 and features realistic units from the 80's. We want CWC to be a mixture of realism and fun. CWC is more realistic than vanilla Generals, with real life weapon systems and side specific characteristics. CWC offers 2 factions: Russia and USA. The Russians tend to use tanks and artillery (for example: T-72 / T-80, BM-21, 2S1 only to mention a few) while the USA rely on aircraft and high tech units (for example: F-15, F-16, F-117, A-10 etc.). Also we we have a lot of infantry in the game, not all of them are just cannon fodder.
CWC v484 ready for download. Featuring a brand new 4-player map and a unique new game type.
Posted by [CWC]SHADOW on May 3rd, 2009
Welcome Comrades,
finally version 484 is online and waiting for you to download it! As you might already know from the previous news post, the update features a new 4 player map and a totally new game type.
It's a huge 2vs2 map in which the players start with already built bases. In each team the players are assigned different roles, one player can build ground units and helicopters, but no planes. His job is to secure the base, capture flags and eventually attack the enemy. The other player can only build infantry and support units like aircraft and artillery, thus he can concentrate on micromanaging these units to provide efficient support to the partner.
In this game type, cooperation between the players of a team is much more important than in normal skirmish games, as noone can survive long without the other. It makes the whole game more realistic but it's still a great gameplay experience. We hope you like it as much as we do!
By the way, if you've been reading our forums lately, you'll have noticed that we are also working on various bug fixes. They are not included in 484 however but will be released as a seperate patch soon (when it's done ;) ) which will also address some balancing issues.
So long,
the CWC-Team
Sehr aufmerksamkeitserregender Titel. ;)
The screenshots look very promising. Too bad I do not own C&C. :)
Well then what are you waiting for? Go buy it (should be available for a petty price by now) and join in the fun!
I promise it will be worth it ;)
it should be pretty cheap off amazon (depending on where you live)
I got the Deluxe edition for less then 5 pounds
Hmm ich zock gerade mal wieder Generals (hätte ich nich von mir gedacht) - da schau ich doch gleich mal CWC rein ^^