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The Relaxing Villa is a GREAT VALUE beautiful 3 bedroom and 3 bathroom luxury home away from home in an exclusive estate in a sought after area is Sea Caves. The Villa occupies an imposing site in this exclusive residential estate. Standing on a corner, it has super views of the sunrise over the hills and sunsets into the sea. It has a large 10 x 5 m heated pool, with six sun loungers. Upstairs there are two large double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, walk in wardrobes and large verandas big enough for relaxed al fresco dining for eight people and views of the sea and sunsets. A twin bedroom is downstairs, with a family bathroom. There is a large seating area outside for BBQ's. The rooms are large and spacious. We are fully equipped and you have everything you need to enjoy your stay. Including Wifi and satellite TV. There are three bikes for you to use. Our management team will meet and greet you - free of charge - and will be on call in case you need them.
Welcome to the year-round island. The Mediterranean island at the crossroads of three continents, where there's always a new world to discover. Where East meets West and a new experience awaits for you under the sun, everyday.
Where Championship Golf courses, inviting beaches, and breathtaking mountain trails lie around luxurious hotels. Once you've been to Cyprus, it's easy to see why you'll come back again.
The Sea Caves area is an area of natural beauty and the coastline is protected. For those who want to explore west and central Cyprus, it is ideal. The bustling town of Paphos, with its shopping, cultural and historical sites is but 15 minutes away.
The *Akamas National Park and the picturesque fishing village of Agios Georgios is a few minutes away. The Troodos Hills in the centre of the island is an enjoyable 45 minutes drive. Bird watchers, golfers, tourists, hill-walkers, cycling and mountain biking, water sport, scuba diving lovers, history lovers – all will find much to enjoy here. You can even ski in the Troodos mountains in winter.
The nearest town is Coral Bay, which is very lively with many bars and restaurants for you to enjoy. You have a large choice from traditional Greek food, Japanese tepanaki, kebab shops and even fish and chips! It can be reached by road in four minutes, or 20 minutes on foot. Here you will find a bay of sandy beaches and all kinds of water sports – snorkeling, parascending, jet skiing, etc.
There are a number of small bars and tavernas within easy walking reach of the villa. Peyia, a local Greek town, is a few minutes away by car. Elevated in the hilss, some of the bars have stunning views of the coastline and sea.
The Secret Valley and Aphrodite Hills Golf Courses, are a short drive away. The Aphrodite Hills Resort is regarded as the most upmarket golf course in the Eastern Mediterranean. The Health Spa has been voted number three in Europe by Conde Neste.
*The Akamas National Park is a protected area, of near virgin habitats and vegetation communities. Its flora is rich and varied. In spring it provides a spectacle of colours and shades of breathtaking beauty. Its coastline is still largely pristine and its littoral and marine life remain untouched by the advance of civilisation. Green turtles still nest on its beaches and the occasional Monk Seal is still sighted there.
Great Place, good location, would love to stay again. we stayed out of season, weather was very pleasant, daytime like the UK in May, ideal for walking and exploring, Broadband worked fine, Nice garden and pool, house clean tidy and well equipped. Open fireplace/woodburner for winter evenings would be only thing on wish list.
hi Sean and Jennifer sorry I am late with my review but my family and I had a fab holiday it was the best your web site does not do it justice the place was fab my grandson was so impressed that he would not get out of the pool he wanted to sleep there . Me and my family had at totally relaxing time there and I would recommend this villa to all my friends and family and to anybody that reads this it was the best Sean and Jennifer you done your self's proud will book again in the future well done and your manager in Cyprus good job AAAAAA+++++++++++++
Villa very spacious, clean and ready for our arrival, with lovely welcome pack (great as it was late at night when we arrived).
Open plan dining/kitchen. Good sized lounge with comfortable seating.
Twin room downstairs. Son states it was comfortable.
Two doubles upstairs. Although we slept in what we deemed to be the master bedroom, we feel the 2nd bedroom would've suited us better for sitting out and admiring the sea views.
Management company on hand if needed.
Quiet area, although lots of other villas around (so not remote). Suited us well.
The outside space was lovely, but some pads for the chairs outside would be fab!! Instead of sticking to the chairs and having lines down legs when standing up!!
The pool was fabulous. Not at all deep, but very spacious. A lot of our holiday was spent in the pool. Loved it!! And others had left behind some inflatables too.
The things I would change: Definitely larger beds rather than doubles, felt tiny in comparison to ours at home (granted it is a super kingsize!) but although others have said not very comfy, I didn't find that, other than due to size.
The balconies could perhaps do with more comfy furniture and parasols. Villa we stayed in last year had a love comfy sofa, 2 chairs and matching table to allow us to watch the sunset in comfort with a drink in our hand.
Provision of cleaning products would be good. Spray cleaner for kitchen, cloth and sponges, rubbish bags, a few dishwasher and washing tablets and washing up liquid. Although I know these are not cheap, I would be prepared to pay an extra couple of pounds, rather than spend full cost on stuff I would only use for the 10 nights we were there.
I would definitely recommend this villa to family and friends.
Sean and Jennifer provided good customer service and responded well to emails/texts prior to holiday, and the card and flowers were a lovely touch. Thank you for the use of your lovely RELAXING villa
Very nice Villa.
Plenty of room, very clean and in very good condition.
Well equipped inside and out.
Fantastic views from upstairs bedroom balconies, nice garden.
Pool was probably the best feature for us, made good use of it.
Location is perfect, close enough to all the local amenities (Supermarkets, petrol stations etc) and Coral Bay Beach area, but still nice and quiet.
Double beds in the two upstairs rooms were the only very slight niggle, one was a bit small, both were a little uncomfortable.
To be fair though, we're used to a King-size Memory foam mattress, so almost all other beds aren't as comfy!
Welcome pack and card is a nice touch, as is the visit from the maintenance person on the second day.
Thoroughly recommended, would use again without hesitation.
This was the second time of staying at Relaxing Villa. It always has the WOW factor when we arrive.
We stayed in Feb so didn't get to use the pool or outside as it was a little on the cool side, we made up for it this visit though!! The pool is one of the largest we have had and it was amazing. We had several BBQ's with our friends and the large outside place was great. The views are to die for and it was stunning to watch the sun set from one of the balconies.
We loved it sooooo much that we have already booked for nearly 3 weeks Next Year!!!!!
The owners are lovely and are very friendly and helpful. They have an amazing couple who are the property managers and are always at the end of the phone if you ever need them ( not that we did).
You will never fault this villa and will have a truly fantastic holiday as its so peaceful and quite with the added bonus of STUNNING VIEWS.
cant wait to return next year.
We were so impressed with the relaxing villa,the pool was amazing and definitely the high light for us. The villa has everything you'll need. We will definitely been returning. Thank you Sean and Jennifer, I've never stayed anywhere that's given as much thought to there guests as you. My 30th birthday cake was amazing and the cards for each of us,welcoming us to the villa were very sweet. Also with 5 euros for our little Laila. And even a welcome home gift. Thank you so much again. Xxxxxx
NEWLY PROMOTED You will love your stay at the Relaxing Villa. It is a large, detached, spacious and beautiful home away from home in the exclusive Sea Caves area, one of best residential areas in the region.
The Villa is set in a peaceful and tranquil area, in a small, quiet development of bespoke upmarket residences and yet is perfectly placed for the nearby attractions of Paphos, Coral Bay, Akamas Peninsular. A few short minutes drive will take you to the bustle and nightlife of Coral Bay and Paphos. The famous historical World Heritage Site of Tomb of the Kings is also in Paphos; the untouched beauty of the Akamas Peninsular is a few miles north, and the unhurried village life that has remained unchanged for centuries surrounds you.
And it's very romantic! From the Villa you have a panoramic vista of the sea and the spectacular sunsets the area is famous for. With a glass of wine, sit and watch the sun glide sink into the sea horizon. In the morning, arise refreshed and watch the sun rise over the hills from our verandas.
The rugged, sandy-coved Sea Caves coastline is much closer to the sea than it seems on Google maps – just 500 metres in fact. There are many local tavernas nearby, with good, local food and wine.
Just a few minutes drive from the Villa you will find the picturesque fishing harbour St George with a beautiful church, and a small sand and shingle beach perfect for snorkelling, scuba diving and sunbathing. Watch the colourful fishing boats returning with their catch for the local restaurants.
The Akamas Peninsula is protected by UNESCO and has miles long deserted sandy beaches, pine trees and stunning scenery. At Lara Bay, known as Turtle Beach, the green turtles come and lay there eggs on the beach. Ask for the Last Castle: enjoy the souvla and Greek salads together with stunning sea views whilst grapes are hanging over your stone tables.
We're easy to get to. Over 30 scheduled airlines fly here. From the UK, Easyjet flies to Paphos airport, and there are many chartered and scheduled flights from all over the UK.
Whether it is a quiet romantic break; activity; away from it all; family; golf; water sport or historic or bird watching/wildlife holiday – you will find all these waiting for you at the Relaxing Villa.
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Answering Western New Mexico's second-inning home run with three long bombs in a row, the New Mexico Highlands softball team got clicking with the first of three wins in a four-game weekend series in Silver City.
Highlands split Saturday's doubleheader (a 5-2 win and 9-5 loss) before sweeping Sunday's twinbill (10-7, 14-2 in five innings).
• West Las Vegas JV vs. Pojoaque, 3 p.m., WLV
• West Las Vegas Middle School vs. Taos, 3 p.m., WLV
• Albuquerque Isotopes at Tacoma Rainiers, 8:05 p.m., Tacoma, Wash.
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Albuquerque's luck against the Reno Aces carried over to Nevada over the weekend.
The Isotopes (7-3 going into Sunday) never trailed Friday night after scoring four times in their first at-bats, cashing in for an 11-2 win.
Left fielder Tim Wheeler hit 4 of 5, including a three-RBI home run in the first inning plus two doubles. He finished with five runs batted in.
First baseman Ben Paulsen was 4 for 4 with two doubles and three RBI.
Gusty conditions and cool temperatures made exemplary performances problematic, but a few athletes — including Robertson's girls' mile relay team — managed to qualify for state at Friday evening's Meadow City Invitational.
"It was a pretty good meet for us," said Robertson girls' coach Mike Maldonado. "This is a good group. They work hard."
So do the volunteers who helped stage the meet, a smooth-running affair that began at 3 p.m. and wrapped by 8 at Cardinal Stadium.
"We woke the monster," Pojoaque softball coach (and Mora native) Ricky DeHerrera Jr. remarked to a reporter after his Elkettes spotted host Robertson a 5-0 first inning lead Saturday in the second of two games.
The Lady Cardinals yielded one run to the visitors but produced 10 more to put an early end to game two of a doubleheader sweep that left RHS unbeaten in District 2-4A with a 6-0 record.
Robertson won game one 8-6, weathering a fourth-inning rally with a defense that bent but didn't break.
The following are upcoming games scheduled by the Las Vegas Little League. All games are played at Keyes Park on Mills Avenue.
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Friday: Angels vs. Orioles, 5:30 p.m.; Cardinals vs. Red Sox, 7:30 p.m.
Monday: Red Wings vs. Sandgnats, 6:15 p.m.; Rivercats vs. Owlz, 7:45 p.m.
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Bob Bell, a sensei who oversees local judo classes with the help of instructor Christian Montaño, contends that judo is something many people — of varying ages, backgrounds and existing physical activity levels — can learn and enjoy.
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It's first-year New Mexico Highlands University head football coach Jeff Mills' mantra as he tackles what figures to be a challenging construction project starting with camp this spring.
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I have worked in an autism school, and frankly, there is no such thing as autism; it is simply a convenient category for many retarded people. There is a technical definition, but that is not a disease, so rather not discuss it.
The misconception is that mental isolation caused by a lack of emotional communication, or empathic, neurons is autism; it is not, it is aspergers. But from what I learned, most doctors cannot make a correct diagnosis in this field in five tries. So I now ignore all labels, and simply talk about the isolation caused by missing empathic neurons.
People missing empathic neurons tend be mean; as children they torture small animals, and unlike cats, do seem to do it for joy and not for necessary food. As they grow up, their cruelty expands unless they are controlled through behavioral therapy -- which is the only use for behavioral therapy.
You wrote: "I can show you 6 people currently in my home to refute that statement. Someone needs to catch up on research, and maybe get to know some actual people on the spectrum before throwing out supposed factoids."
If you work in a mental illness home; no you can't. You would be jailed for do so -- so get your factoids straight yourself!
you wrote: "I, for one, am an Empath, "
OK, you are saying you are psychic. Science sees this as impossible. I say your are deluded.
Using the above information that I have given you, I think it would be easy to see how I see self-proclaimed psychics as people who see emotional communication that most of us take for granted as some kind of magical gift, as they themselves lack empathic neurons. I would say that you yourself have issues with your empathic neurons. If this is true, I think that the people who hired you to work with these sick kids made a dangerous mistake.
Holy cow. Everyone has empathy except people with Asperger's and Autism? I can show you 6 people currently in my home to refute that statement. Someone needs to catch up on research, and maybe get to know some actual people on the spectrum before throwing out supposed factoids.I, for one, am an Empath, and came to this site from Google looking for shielding techniques, because while I have shields, they're nowhere Near good enough for the kids in this house right now. Only one of the kids in this house can be accused of lacking empathy, and that's only if you don't know him well (also the Autistic one). He has great empathy, if he registers there's something wrong. It's not that people on the spectrum lack it, they don't know how to process it. The Autism Spectrum disorders are social disorders, after all. How can you process something you don't understand?Sorry, I'll get off my soapbox now, it just hit a nerve.
People fear what they can't proove with science,or it threatens their faith. Psychic Empath Do use feels to feel emotions and and sensing good and bad things.
I am man of science too,but can't ignor my psychic ablities. I there are a lot of things that can;t be explain and always be mystery.
What is empath to you?
Are you Clairempathy?
Do you shield yourself from negative people?
What about mediumship?
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|Jeju Racecourse is situated at the base of Mt. Hallasan, 450 m above sea level, with a great view of Baekrokdam and the ocean. It was first set up to protect the Jeju Horse (Natural Monument #347) in 1990. It is open around the year to provide space for excursions, picnic parties and exercises.
Its main facilities are the racetrack made of sand which is 1,600m in length and 20m in width, examination hall where you can see the conditions of the horses before the race, spectators' floors from 3rd basement floor to the ground floor, holding 3000 persons per floor, 100 monitors, 100 ticket desks, information desks and a free parking lot which can hold 2000 cars.
From July to August, races are held between 4:25 PM~9:20 PM. In the vicinity is the Eoksae Flower Garden which is so beautiful that it is the subject of the "Jeju Eoksae Flower Festival"
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* Summer season: Friday and Saturday between July 10 (Fri) and August 29 (Sat) (8 days)
* Non-race day
- January 2-3
- Seollal (Lunar New Year's Day) Holidays: February 20-21
- August 7-8
- Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day) Holidays: September 25-26
* December 25-26: Reserved race day
* Non-race day: Free
* Race day: Admission 2,000 won [seniors (ages 65 & over), minors and people with disabilities: Free]
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- New Year's Day holidays
- Seollal holidays
- Hot seasons (roughly around mid-August)
- 1 day before Chuseok
- Cold seasons (roughly around late December)
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Universidad Adolfo Ibàñez Undergraduate
Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (UAI), an institution with over half a century of tradition, has been systematic in pursuing its mission: to educate young adults in the sciences so that they may contribute productively to society. To this end, it has played a leading role in the innovation of university education. In 1953, decades ahead of its time, established the Valparaíso Business School, which was the first institution in Chile to provide professional education in the field of business administration. In the 80`s what was the first business school in our country became what is now the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez offering careers not only in the area of Business but also in Humanities, Psychology, Law, Journalism and Engineering. In 2001, almost 50 years after its founding, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez is again ahead in the field in academic innovation with a successful educational model that will have a profound impact on future generations of students, due to the fact that it was designed to deal with the main characteristic of contemporary society: change. Why UAI? •Third choice among top scorers of the PSU (national university entrance exam). •UAI graduates are represented in 22 countries.


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Review By Steve Angelly - April 10, 2006
This Bios is packed, like the motherboard, with
about everything you could think of or want. For the enthusiast, the features
for setting memory timings and frequency, voltage adjustments for the CPU and
memory are extensive. Referring to voltage selection, those for the VDimm are
generous with the default adjustments ranging from 2.6V-3.2V. For the serious
overclocker MSI offers an even more extensive feature with capability of
accessing voltages over 3.2V to as much as 4.1V with a jumper setting. Remember
though, you have to remove the warranty seal to access the jumpers.
Another impressive aspect of this motherboard is
the large array of overclocking options. Provided are such selections for the
tweaker and/or overclocker as:
Also available for selection is an automatic
overclocking feature labeled Dynamic Overclocking Technology (DOT). Included
with MSI CoreCell technology, this feature is designed to detect the load
balance of the CPU while running programs, and to adjust the best CPU
frequency automatically. When the motherboard detects the CPU is running
programs, it will automatically speed up to make the program run smoothly
and faster. When the CPU is temporarily suspending or staying in the low
load balance, it will revert to the default settings. Usually, the Dynamic
Overclocking will activate only when a large amount of data like when
running 3D games or other video processes.
The selections in DOT included in the Bios are as
[Disabled] Disable Dynamic Overclocking function.
[Private] 1st level of overclocking, increasing CPU frequency by 1%.
[Sergeant] 2nd level of overclocking, increasing CPU frequency by 3%.
[Captain] 3rd level of overclocking, also the default value of the Load High
Performance Defaults, increasing the CPU frequency by 5%.
[Colonel] - 4th level of overclocking, increasing CPU frequency by 7%.
[General] - 5th level of overclocking, increasing CPU frequency by 10%.
[Commander] 6th level of overclocking, increasing CPU frequency by 15%.
Also available are the overclocking options of NV4X
Core clock and NV4X Memory clock which provide the same clock increase
selections by percent (%) as identified in DOT as listed above. In addition to
the above, overclocking solution selections are the manual selections that
overclockers are familiar with.
A couple of overclocking tools available are the
down-stepping option for the CPU multiplier. A locked CPU's multiplier can be
reduced to a lower multiplier for allowing a higher memory clock. Also in
repeating myself, the row of jumpers next to the Dimm slots that can be switched
allowing Dimm voltages to be increased beyond default options.
XP-90 Installed With Room to Spare
The XP-90 and a 92mm Panaflo setting on top ready to force-feed air to cool
the CPU. It looks like time to crank it up, on to the benchmarks!
I used a combination of processors and video cards in testing the K8n Diamond
Plus. I wanted to check SLI performance and since I did not have two 7900 GTs I
opted to use the two 6800 GS PCI-e cards that I had on-hand. The comparisons I
use are not intended to actually rate the two setups but to show performance
capabilities, or lack thereof, of this motherboard using a current single card
offering and those of an SLI setup. The same applies to the use of the single
core 3700+ and the X2 4200+ CPUs. Another motive in using an assortment of
hardware components is simply to test compatibility between the nForce4 and
component selections. Although the selection I used is by no means extensive, I
think it is representative. Not mentioned in the review were the testing of 2
SATA HDDs in a RAID array (RAID 0), one 7200 RPM drive, and memory modules from
no less than four manufacturers (rated PC3200 and higher).
To start the tests PCMARK 2005 was selected for system testing. This
benchmarks stresses all major component hardware with a number of programmed
tests giving the motherboard a good workout. If something is not performing up
to par it will show up here. Everything seems to be performing well in this
instance. There are a few things I think can be improved and I will get to them
after the review as I intend to use this setup for some gaming. NVIDIA GeForce
84.21 drivers were used.
PCMark 2005 Performance Results
AMD X2 4200+ (dual core) w/ 7900 GT (550/1580MHz)
Both system's processors are running at 2.2GHz with the same multiplier (x11)
and the memory running at 200MHz, dual channel. You will note the X2, dual core
processor, shows it has some muscle in Sisoftware Sandra almost doubling the
single core's score in the CPU performance results. I need to investigate where
I am losing memory bandwidth on the X2 system. Nevertheless, I have no
complaints on the K8N Diamond Plus' contribution to performance so far through
the tests.
SiSoft Sandra 2005
I have not used the CodeCreatures benchmark in a while but since I wanted to
use a good DirectX 8.1 API application benchmark it was an obvious choice for
me. CodeCreatures benchmark incorporates the use of Vertex and Pixel Shaders and
requires a minimum of 128 MB of ram to store textures required for the test
which severely stresses the graphic cards. The benchmark plays a photo-realistic
nature scene and calculates the performance of the graphics adapter by measuring
the FPS that it can display at selected resolutions. I used 1024x768, 1280x1024,
1600x1200, and 2048x1536 resolutions.
Page: Benchmarking Continued
Last Updated on April 10, 2006


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Friday, July 22, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Clayton News Daily
By Curt Yeomans
After nearly two decades seeing the world with the U.S. Air Force, Tech. Sgt. Nicole Skipper is closing out her military career by giving young people the chance to have the kind of experiences she has had.
Skipper, 40, has been in the Air Force for 19 years. She started out working in the supply field, and eventually moved to logistics planning. She has been deployed overseas four times during her career, but she said she cannot say where she has been deployed. "It's for security reasons," she explained.
For the last three years, Skipper has been working as a recruiter at the Air Force recruiting office, located at 1510 Southlake Pkwy., in Morrow. The office recruits people from Clayton County and northern Henry County.
It is where the recruiter plans to spend the upcoming final year of her military career, before she retires. "I wanted to do recruiting, because I wanted to help people get in [the Air Force], and my mother is here [in the Atlanta area], so it's close to home," she said, on Thursday, during a break between recruiting appointments.
Skipper is somewhat of a rare commodity among local Air Force recruiters, although the numbers have been increasing somewhat in recent years. She is one of only a handful of female recruiters that the service branch has in the Atlanta area.
"There's a lot of us out there [now]," she said. "When I first got here, I was the only one within our little area [the Atlanta area], and now there's four, three years later."
She said she loves being a recruiter, and finds the job to be "very rewarding. We're actually starting people off on their careers."
The Morrow-based recruiter attributes the increasing number of female recruiters to a growing variety of people in the military, even though she added that males still make up approximately 75 percent of the prospective recruits her office sees.
"With changing times, there are more female recruiters," she said. "I know when I came in, I had male recruiters, but we're putting more people in the Air Force, so the Air Force is getting more diverse."
Skipper added, however, that she does not face problems getting respect from male, potential recruits, who come to her office. "They want some discipline," she said.
She explained that Mondays are the busiest days at her recruiting office. Mondays, she said, she and the other recruiter at the office, Tech. Sgt. Cire Clarke, receive an average of 30 calls, and up to 20 walk-in visits from people interested in joining the military. Those numbers drop in half on Tuesdays, through Fridays, she added.
The majority of people who come to her office, Skipper said, are individuals who have just graduated from high school. One of the main selling points for prospective recruits is the chance to get a college education that is paid for by the military, the recruiter said.
"While they're in the military, they'll go to school under tuition assistance, so we provide them with free college while they're in," she said. "Now, let's say after four years, or six years, they want to get out. As long as they've paid into the [Montgomery G.I. Bill], which is another way of paying for their school ... They can still use the G.I. Bill [to pay for college]."
But, getting into the Air Force is no easy task, according to Skipper.
A potential recruit has to be between the ages of 17 and 27, have a high school diploma, good credit history, cannot be a single parent, and should have no physical limitations, no law violations (although waivers can be sought for minor violations), and no tattoos on necks or ears (all other tattoos must be described in detail for review by Air Force officials).
She also said a potential recruit must score "at least a 50," out of a top score of 99, on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery [ASVAB] test.
"In terms of people who qualify, and make it in, I'd probably say 30 percent [qualify]," she said.
The awards that hang on the walls in Skipper's office show she has regularly been successful in getting prospective recruits through the recruiting process, and into the Air Force. She has earned several "overachiever" awards for exceeding her monthly recruitment quotas, sometimes by as much as 200 percent.
Airman 1st Class Dinh Le, one of the people Skipper helped get through the recruiting process at the beginning of this year, said her assistance was invaluable. He is now spending two weeks in Skipper's office, as part of the Recruiters Assistance Program, before deploying overseas, to begin his first assignment as an Air Force firefighter.
"She was very helpful," he said. "She gave me all of the information I would need for basic training."
Skipper, who has an 8-year-old son, Nicholas, said she did not originally plan to stay in the military for two decades, but her career began when she followed her heart ( her now ex-husband).
"I dropped out of college, back in 1989 [ South Carolina State University]," she explained. "And, when I dropped out of college, I didn't really have any other options. I met a guy, and he was actually interested in joining the Air Force, so he kind of sparked my interest. He actually ended up getting out after 3 or 4 years, and I just stayed on for 19 years."
When asked why she stayed in the military so long, she replied that it just sort of happened to work out that way. "When you do your enlistments, they [the military] do four to five years at a time," she said. "So, when it comes time for you to re-enlist, or for you to get out, they actually offer you: 'Do you want to get out? Or do you want to stay?'
"So, you probably have to make that decision probably a year out, but I just kept re-enlisting, and re-enlisting, and here I am 19 years later."
Anyone who would like information on joining the Air Force, can call the service's Morrow recruiting office at (770) 968-0950. Skipper said appointments are preferred, if someone wants to the visit the office.
More like this story
- Local nurse combining profession, military service ( November 13, 2009 )
- Rex bridge dedicated to veterans ( July 6, 2013 )
- Recruiter: Air Force allows independence ( September 24, 2003 )
- Mundy's Mill JROTC cadet headed to honors camp ( April 19, 2010 )
- Morrow High grad ships off for basic training ( June 6, 2014 )


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Property Details
Apartment, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 4-5)
This 5 star, (accredited by Visit Scotland),luxury apartment has unprecedented views of Edinburgh castle and is available according to The VRBO calender. It commands an extremely central location on the corner of fashionable George Street and North Castle Street, and is surrounded by leading stores such as Harvey Nichol's and great restaurants and bars. It is decorated and furnished to the highest standards.
One of the first flats to be built in the New Town by James Craig in 1790 and directly adjacent to the Edinburgh town house of Sir Walter Scott! Two bedrooms - one master, (with super king-size divan) and stunning castle views. One single (but just large enough for two with a single/trundle bed that coverts to an additional single. large elegant lounge with two large windows, contemporary furnishings and decor with two comfortable sofas and a marble dining table and chairs for six. There is a large Sony flat screen TV with access to Sky and Apple television.
State of the art Kitchen and Bathroom - limestone throughout.
Fully fitted contemporary, luxury kitchen with everything you would expect of a 5 star property and bathroom (both with lime stone throughout) double bath and steam shower, under-floor heating and limestone wet-room. The property comes with access to the private gardens on Queens Street, just two minutes from the front door.
The apartment is situated within easy walking distance of all major attractions; museums and galleries, shops and restaurants and is a five minute walk from a nearby private gym and pool.
It's central location provides very easy walking to all major Edinburgh Festival attractions and has unprecedented views of the closing fireworks festival concert from Edinburgh Castle in the first week of September 2013 (dates TBC): 'The Edinburgh International Festival goes out each year with literally many, very large bangs, in its annual 45-minute Festival Fireworks Concert.
Beneath Edinburgh Castle in Princes Street Gardens and across the road from the apartment, the world-renowed Scottish Chamber Orchestra perform live while a fireworks team based in the castle provides synchronised visual accompaniment.
You need a ticket to hear the SCO playing at the Ross Band Stand in Princes Street Gardens, but the majority of spectators tune into local radio to hear the live broadcast and watch the pyrotechnians paint the sky in explosive colour. There's not a better view than from the windows of the master bedroom!!
Please email for further information and rates or booking details in the first instance - DATES ARE STILL AVAILABLE ON FIRST COME BASIS!.
Recent Review
Very Nice
About the Owner
I worked as an actor for many years and as a radio broadcaster on the BBC, presenting arts programmes. I'm also very interested in cultural tourism projects and in 1996 created The Edinburgh Literary Pub Tour, an award winning tour performed by professional actors. It runs throughout the year and Rick Steves, presenter of travel programmes USA wide, is quoted as saying in a recent review, 'for an entertaining insight into the greats of Scottish literature, served up with new friends, good beer, and lots of laughs, The Edinburgh Literary Pub Tour is my vote for the best way to spend an Edinburgh Evening!' so can't be bad!! Let me know if your interested in going on the tour at check-in and I can reserve you a slot.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We loved our stay here. The apartment is large and beautiful and has everything. Amazing views, the best neighborhood, convenient for shopping, busses, all the stores, restaurants, museums, pubs etc. All the amenities including Sky television and free wi-fi made it even better! The owner was very easy to reach and work with. We definitely want to stay here again!
24 Reviews
4.7 based on 24 traveler reviews
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Edinburgh Visit
Apartment is quite large (2-bedroom), very comfortable living area and well-equipped kitchen. Owner responsive to requests.
Great Apartment and Location
The only problem was street noise from two local bars where the patrons were quite loud when the bars closed at 1 or 2am. The owner is aware of the problem and has informed me that he is installing double-pain, sound-proof windows, so that should improve the situation.
Fantastic apartment, best location
Excellent apartment and location
Perfect location and exceeded expectations!
From the Owner
"I'm interested in all things literary and so when this apartment came on the market in 2001, I was excited by the fact that it sits just across the road from Sir Walter Scot's Edinburgh townhouse and on the other side of the street from the birth place of 'Wind in the Willow's' author, Kenneth Grahame. of course, that's not forgetting that the apartment has unprecedented, stunning views of Edinburgh Castle and is in an excellent, central location for shopping, restaurants and culture - especially during The International Edinburgh Festival!"
Activity and Interests
Now booking for the largest arts festival in the world, The Edinburgh International Festival 2015! The apartment has stunning views of Edinburgh Castle and its ramparts, great for the end of the festival spectacular fireworks display from the castle with live orchestral accompaniment from across the street in Princess Street Gardens. Minutes walk from all festive major attractions including; castle, museums and galleries, christmas market and hogmannay festival events. It is a 5 star luxury apartment with all the amenities you would expect from a property of this calibre. Stunning decor, fine linens and sheets, comfortable funrinture and beds, sound-proofing / secondary glazing in bedrooms and working shutters.
As the Scottish weather turns cold, this apartment is not only warm as toast, but has the added benefits of underfloor heating in the bathroom and a wonderful steam/turkish power shower. The street atmosphere in December becomes very festive, with Xmas street decorations and winter fiestas, markets and sometimes organised street parties on a large scale ( the largest 'strip the willow' was put into 'The Guiness Book of Records just outside.
Surrounded by the best shops (Harvey Nichols etc), restaurants and bars, you are located just minutes walk from Edinburgh's beating heart in the stylish Georgian 'New Town'.
Rental rates
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Apr 1 2015 - May 31 2015
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add £50 per night, per additional guest
Jun 1 2015 - Jul 31 2015
4 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add £50 per night, per additional guest
Edinburgh Festival
Aug 1 2015 - Sep 10 2015
5 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add £50 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 4 guests; add £50 per night, per additional guest
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (GBP) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable damage deposit £400.00
- Pet Fee £50.00
All rates quoted are subject to season and group size and based on up to 4 people sharing.
All rates inclusive of all other charges, towels and linen. Additional fifth person incurs a premium of £50.00 per night.
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From the Owner
"Central location for great shopping and superb restaurants and bars.Great views and luxury decor and furnishings throughout. Access to lovely private gardens in the centre of town only 2 mins walk from the building. On street metered parking or 7x24 only 10 mins walk away. Great value for long term parking at rcp parking on Brunswick Road, EH7 5PD - £30.00 per week. The 2nd September is the finale of The Edinburgh International Festival and there is the most spectacular fore works display from the castle ramparts (unprecedented views from the apartment windows) with live orchestral accompaniment by The Scottish Chamber Orchestra. The apartment provides probably the best view in town of this spectacular event and whilst the music can be heard being played live from across the road in Princes Street gardens, I always amp the sound by tuning in live to the local radio station. So it's a great opportunity for a night to remember and for entertaining etc. Here's some of the details from their site: 'Bringing Edinburgh's summer festival season to a magnificent conclusion, the Virgin Money Fireworks Concert combines passionate music from the Scottish Chamber Orchestra with breathtaking pyrotechnics, specially choreographed by international fireworks artists Pyrovision to enhance the musical experience. It is all set against the stunning backdrop of Edinburgh's historic castle. This year's Virgin Money Fireworks Concert is a feast of pageantry and patriotism, celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and also echoing the Festival's Shakespearean offerings.'"
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- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
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- botanical garden
- churches
- cinemas
- health/beauty spa
- library
- live theater
- museums
- restaurants
- zoo
Leisure Activities
- antiquing
- horseback riding
- shopping
- sight seeing
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- fitness center
- groceries
- massage therapist
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- hiking
- rock climbing
- swimming
- 1 Bathroom
- Bathroom 1
- Luxury family bathroom. Limestone clad throughout, under floor heating. Steam enclosure and high pressure shower. Large full length bath. Victorian style radiators and basin.
- 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 5
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2
- Convertible bed(s)
- King size beds (1) super king size, sprung divan fit for a king or Queen., Twin or Single Beds (1) single bed that pulls out to create another single bed (Trundle)., Baby Cribs (1) Fold away cot for infants., Sleep Sofa or Futons (1) chair bed that pulls out to a single. This can be moved into either one of the bedrooms or the lounge area.
- Guests provide their own meals


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WebMD Physician Directory
Placentia, California
Leigh's Disease (Leigh's Syndrome)
What is Leigh's Disease?
Leigh's disease is a rare inherited neurometabolic disorder that affects the central nervous system. This progressive disorder begins in infants between the ages of three months and two years. Rarely, it occurs i...
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Brief Summary
Dysdera crocata is the only representative of the family Dysderidae in the United States. The family Dysderidae is native to the western Palearctic, with most species found in the Mediterranean region, but D. crocata has spread widely around the world. In the Nearctic, it occurs mainly in urban areas and disturbed habitats.
Dysdera crocata has an orange-brown cephalothorax (the portion of a spider's body to which the legs attach) as well as similarly colored chelicerae and legs. The long, essentially hairless abdomen is gray to whitish. The chelicerae are very large and held out conspicuously. On the chelicerae are combs of long bristles and terminal fangs that are nearly as long as the chelicerae. Female length is 11 to 15 mm, male length is 9 to 10 mm.
Although these spiders may bite if they feel threatened, based on the cases that have been documented, the effect of the bite on humans is minor and may be mainly or entirely due to mechanical piercing of the skin rather than the spider's venom (Vetter and Isbister 2006).
These wandering nocturnal hunters spiders live under stones, under loose tree bark, and in other similar dark, humid locations in both grasslands and forests. Although they do not spin a web, they do spin a tough oval silken retreat hardly larger than the spider.
Dysdera crocata is often said to be a specialist feeder on terrestrial isopods (woodlice). Although it is unclear how specialized this species is in nature (they will take a range of prey in captivity), some dysderid species (including this species) are known to feed on woodlice in the wild and have modified chelicerae and feeding behavior that appear clearly to indicate at least some degree of specialization on these prey (Pollard et al. 1995; Řezáč and Pekár 2007 and references therein; Řezáč et al. 2008).
(Comstock and Gertsch 1948; Kaston 1978; Howell and Jenkins 2004; Ubick 2005)
- Comstock, J.H. (revised and edited by W.J. Gertsch). 1948. The Spider Book, Comstock Publishing Company, Ithaca, New York.
- Howell, W.M. and R.L. Jenkins. 2004. Spiders of the Eastern United States: a Photographic Guide. Pearson Education, Boston.
- Kaston, B.J. 1978. How to Know the Spiders, 3rd edition. Wm. C. Brown Company, Dubuque, Iowa.
- Pollard, S.D., R.R. Jackson, A. Vanolphen, and M.W. Robertson. 1995. Does Dysdera crocata (Araneae: Dysderidae) prefer woodlice as prey? Ethology, Ecology and Evolution 7(3): 271-275.
- Ubick, D. 2005. Dysderidae. P. 103 in D. Ubick, P. Paquin, P.E. Cushing, and V. Roth (eds.). Spiders of North America: an Identification Manual. American Arachnological Society.
- Vetter, R.S. and G.K. Isbister. 2006. Verified bites by the woodlouse spider, Dysdera crocata. Toxicon 47: 826-829.
- Řezáč, M. and S. Pekár. 2007. Evidence for woodlice-specialization in Dysdera spiders: behavioural versus developmental approaches Physiological Entomology 32: 367-371.
- Řezáč, M., S. Pekár, and Y. Lubin. 2008. How oniscophagous spiders overcome woodlouse armour. Journal of Zoology 275: 64-71.
endemic to a single nation
National Distribution
Origin: Exotic
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Present
Confidence: Confident
Type of Residency: Year-round
United States
Origin: Native
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Present
Confidence: Confident
Type of Residency: Year-round
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Barcode data: Dysdera crocata
The following is a representative barcode sequence, the centroid of all available sequences for this species.
There are 7 barcode sequences available from BOLD and GenBank.
Below is a sequence of the barcode region Cytochrome oxidase subunit 1 (COI or COX1) from a member of the species.
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Woodlouse spider
The woodlouse spider, Dysdera crocata, is a species of spider that preys exclusively upon woodlice. Other common names refer to variations on the common name of its prey. These are woodlouse hunter, sowbug hunter, sowbug killer, pillbug hunter and slater spider.
Female specimens are 11–15 mm long while males are 9–10 mm. They have a dark-red cephalothorax and legs, and a shiny (sometimes very shiny) yellow-brown abdomen. Notably, they have disproportionately large chelicerae. Dysdera crocata is difficult to distinguish from the much less common Dysdera erythrina[1] though this species is not often found near human habitation.
D. crocata, which originated in Europe, now has a cosmopolitan distribution (see map).
They are usually to be found under logs in warm places, often close to woodlice. They have been found in houses. They spend the day in a silken retreat made to enclose crevices in, generally, partially decayed wood, but sometimes construct tent-like structures in indents of various large rocks. Woodlouse spiders hunt at night without the use of a web. Their diet consists exclusively of woodlice which—despite their tough exoskeleton—are pierced easily by the spider's large chelicerae.
The courtship of these spiders is typically aggressive and mates risk injury from each other's large chelicerae. The female lays her eggs in a silken sac and is believed to look after her young after hatching like the "Mothercare" spider (Theridion sisyphium).
They have been known to bite humans if handled. Their bite is less painful than a bee sting and the venom causes no major medical problems. Localised itchiness at the bite site has been reported in some cases.[2]
- ^ Cooke, J. A. L. (June 1965), Systematic aspects of the external morphology of Dysdera crocata and Dysdera erythrina (Araneae, Dysderidae), Acta Zoologica 46 (1-2): 41–65, doi:10.1111/j.1463-6395.1965.tb00726.x
- ^ Vetter, R. S.; Isbister, G. K. (2006). "Verified bites by the woodlouse spider, Dysdera crocata". Toxicon 47 (7): 826–829. doi:10.1016/j.toxicon.2006.02.002. PMID 16574180.
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VETERANS ADMINISTRATION Activity and AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 2400 Union Case No. 0-AR-884
This case is before the Authority on exceptions to the award of Arbitrator Joe D. Woodward filed by the Union pursuant to section 7122(a) of the Federal Service Labor - Management Relations Statute and section 2425.1 of the Authority's Rules and Regulations. For the reasons stated below, it has been determined that the exceptions must be dismissed as untimely filed.
The Arbitrator's award is dated October 2, 1984, and appears to have been served on the parties by mail on the same day.
Under section 7122(b) of the Statute, as amended, 1 and sections 2425.1, 2429.21 and 2429.22 of the Authority's Rules and Regulations, as amended, 2 any exceptions to the Arbitrator's award in this case had to be filed, i.e., received in the Authority's National Office in Washington, D.C., not later than the close of business on November 5, 1984. However, the exceptions were not received in the National Office until November 28, 1984, after having been mistakenly filed with the Authority's Atlanta Regional Office on November 21, 1984. In its submission, the Union in effect asserts that the Arbitrator's award of October 2, 1984, was interlocutory and his final action in the matter was rendered by letter of October 31, 1984. However, in the letter relied upon, the Arbitrator did nothing more than deny the Union's request that he amend [ v16 p1157 ] his October 2, 1984 award. Thus it is clear that the Arbitrator's award in this case was final and not interlocutory on October 2, 1984, and the period for the timely filing of exceptions to the award must be calculated from that date. See Portsmouth Naval Shipyard and Federal Employees Metal Trades Council, AFL - CIO, 15 FLRA No. 28 (1984). Therefore, the Union's exceptions were untimely filed.
Accordingly, as the Union's exceptions were untimely filed, they are hereby dismissed.
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Patagonia Women's Rock Guide Pants
The Women's Rock Guide Pants by Patagonia. These active pants come in a technical, high-quality stretch nylon with 40-UPF sun protection; they are nicely styled, with well-thought-out pocketing.
DECENT FEATURES of the Patagonia Women's Rock Guide Pants
- Lightweight stretch-woven nylon with 40-UPF sun protection and a Deluge DWR finish
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This is my second pair of Rock Guide pants, the first have seen 2+ years of use for multi-pitch trad/alpine climbing. For their light weight they hold up fairly well; I have 2 patches on the old pair mostly from my nut tool. The color (walnut) is a neutral, inoffensive brown and easy to pair with brighter colors. The zippered pockets keep my climbing topos from flying off into space and provide easy access to a pack or two of Clif Shot Bloks. My only gripes are that I'm between sizes and I wish the fabric a tad more stretchy like my Prana and OR pants. Overall thumbs up.
The fabric is stretchy and lightweight, though it has a tendency to gather random pet hair like a magnet. They have strange side seams that cross the front on the lower legs. I could have overlooked these nitpicky details, but the poor fit is what made me send them back. The real problem was the baggy legs. This pant is designed for rock climbing, so presumably you want to be able to see your feet and not have giant pant cuffs to get in the way. And the length! PLEASE, Patagonia, not everyone is 5'10" and needs a 32" inseam! Give us a "short" option. We are dropping enough money on your gear to begin with, we shouldn't have to then pay a tailor to make it fit properly.
These are by far my favorite climbing pants ever. The lightweight fabric is great for warm weather climbing, but with a base layer underneath, you can 3 seasons of climbing out of one pair of pants. I think the fit is great and the fabric does move well. My only complaint is that I had to hem them about an inch. I'm 5'6" with 31" inseam, I believe all of Patagonia pants now come with a standard 32" inseam
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New London - Police Chief Margaret Ackley, who two weeks ago accused a city councilor of undermining her authority and announced that she planned to retire, got a burst of public support Tuesday from a former mayor and several other residents.
"I've been very proud of our police chief. I know how hard she works. I'd like her not to (leave),'' said Eunice Waller, who served on the council in the 1980s and was one of the city's five women mayors. "We need to apologize to her, and whatever she's misunderstood, we need to help her understand."
Waller was one of a handful of residents who praised the police chief during Tuesday's City Council meeting. The council chamber was full, and many applauded after each person spoke positively about the chief.
"Police Chief Margaret Ackley is the best chief we have ever known,'' said Larry Hample, who lives on Pequot Avenue. "It seems she has a decision to make - to retire or stay on longer. Seems a little strange to me."
And Evelyn Louziotis, a frequent speaker at council meetings, urged councilors to persuade Ackley to stay.
"You all need to talk to her ... and say 'we don't want you to go,'' she said.
Two weeks ago, after the City Council learned of a retirement agreement signed by Ackley and the city manager in April, the chief stood up at a meeting and said that City Councilor Michael Buscetto III, a current candidate for mayor, was causing her "ongoing distress'' by meddling in police affairs and she could no longer do her job.
Under the agreement, the chief, who has been with the department for 25 years, the last two as chief, will remain on the job through Dec. 31 and then retire. But there is also an option for her to negate the contract after the Nov. 8 mayoral election and stay on as chief.
Ackley has also threatened a lawsuit against the city and has submitted a list of her complaints against Buscetto.
But City Attorney Thomas Londregan has not released the document, citing potential litigation that is protected from disclosure under state Freedom of Information laws.
Buscetto has denied any interference with the police department and said he does not know what is motivating the chief to lash out at him.
During a council subcommittee meeting earlier in the day, Buscetto asked the city manager and attorney Brian Estep, who negotiated the agreement for the city, if his name was brought up during the negotiations.
Estep said Buscetto's name "was not brought up in any document'' but when pressed by City Councilor Rob Pero, who is also a candidate for mayor, Estep said, "I've yet to work with any department head that didn't have an issue with the council.''
City Manager Denise Rose said the chief did not give a reason why she wanted to leave. Ackley was eligible to retire in August.
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"It's the elephant in the room,'' he said, questioning why Rose would not want to know why a 49-year-old police chief who has a job for life would suddenly want to retire.
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The committee meeting was adjourned after an hour and the topic will be discussed at the next meeting.
The council has asked the city attorney to find a private investigator to look into Ackley's allegations, and the Board of Ethics is considering conducting its own investigation.
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Everything That You Ever Wanted to Know About NFL Prop Bets
While many players find Props easy to beat, this market has traditionally been the domain of smaller players. This year the popularity of NFL Props has increased immensely at Pinnacle Sports, creating two new advantages.
First, there's a lot more two-way action causing line moves. Second, other sportsbooks are trying to offer many NFL Props and some are even copying Pinnacle Sportsbook's lines.
These two factors combined mean: (1) Larger players can bet more on a single Prop; and (2) Smaller players can get a better price by shopping and watching the lines move.
With -108 pricing on NFL Props and up to $1,000 game day limits, you'll find consistent value and more often than not, the best price at Pinnacle Sports.
The popularity of Super Bowl Props, which have been available for a long time, has led to a gradual increase in the number of regular season games with proposition betting available. Most sports books like Pinnacle Sports regularly offer them on the Sunday/Monday night games for example. With so many chances to bet on these props, and with so many players betting the wrong side through poor handicapping, sharp players can capitalize now more than ever on NFL props.
One of the most common props you will see is "Which team will score first?". Many recreational players like betting on the favorite, regardless of the price. Frequently there are not enough professional prop players to keep the lines in shape, so the price on the dog will gradually creep up. I'm not advocating that you blindly bet the underdog on this prop, but want you to understand why the opportunity is there.
The best way to price any prop is to find thousands of occurrences of similar situations. If there are enough similar games, you could simply count how many times a similar favorite scored first. There are however, two problems with this approach. First, many props do not have enough similar situations to give a meaningful comparison. Second, even if there are enough games to evaluate, it's too time consuming to collect and analyze all the data you want.
So what's a more practical way to price the "team to score first" prop? When trying to price props, ask yourself: is there a logical way to analyze this problem without looking at several games? With the right approach, most proposition bets can be priced just by using team and/or player statistics from NFL.com or www.thespread.com
The "team to score first" prop actually has a straightforward solution. Look at the line for the first half of the game, and use it to figure out how many average points a team will score in the first half. For example, if the first-half line is "Dallas -3/Atlanta +3" with a first half total of 23, the market price would "suggest" that the first-half score would be Dallas 13, Atlanta 10. You got that score by subtracting the spread (3) from the total (23), getting 20 total points. Then split the total points (20) between the two teams, and then add the spread (3) to the favorite.
Once you have the predicted score for the first half, the moneyline for the favorite to score first is -100 * (Favorite Score / Underdog Score). In this example, it would be -100 * (13/10), or -130 for Dallas to score first. The underdog is the opposite: +130 for Atlanta. While pricing Props is not an exact science, this approach will provide a very good estimate.
Why did I use the first half, instead of the game line? The first half-lines almost always favor the favorite by more than half the game-spread. For example, a 7-point favorite for the game might be a 4-point favorite in the first half. Better teams play to score on every possession in the first half, but may sacrifice scoring to eat-up time when winning in the second half. The first half line is a better reflection than the game line of what will happen early in the game.
One way to improve this method slightly is to look at the moneyline price on the spread and total. For example, if the first half total were "Under 23 -110 / Over 23 +100)", you might treat that as a total of "22.75". Similarly, a first-half spread of -3 -110 / +3 +100 might be treated as -3.25.
Next week, we will take a look at some other popular NFL Props, including "Will the first score of the game be a TD? (Yes/No)".
What are players betting at Pinnacle Sports this week?
Baltimore +3 +109 v. Cincinnati
USC -12.5 -106 v. UCLA
Some casual players were surprised that USC is such a small favorite over the 6-5 Bruins. UCLA fares well in computer rankings thanks to a tough schedule including 9 games against Pac-10 opponents. Of all the conferences, the Pac-10 is rated as the strongest by Sagarin ratings.
Arkansas +2½ -104 v. Florida
Dallas -3½ -108 v. New York Giants
After opening the Cowboys as 3-point favorites, the early sharps kept backing Dallas, pushing the line up to -3½. The line moved up, notwithstanding the public favoring the Giants by a 7-to-4 margin.
BCS National Championship: USC +5 -110 v. Ohio State
Trading for most games falls into recognizable patterns that are defined by the level of interest by different groups, from public to syndicates. This game puzzling so far, despite the early heavy volume. We have twice as many wagers on Ohio State, but nearly twice as many dollars on USC. With that type of profile, we would expect the sharps to be on USC. However, the sharps are split fairly evenly on this game. The heavier volume on the Trojans thus far seems to be just "noise".
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