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Named after a 1914 Ouachita graduate who discovered oil in Arkansas in 1924, O.C. Bailey houses 86 freshmen men. Sinks are provided in each room and community bathroom facilities with individual stalls and showers are located on each floor.
"O.C." was originally built as a men's hall, but for years housed upperclass women. Beginning in August 2009, freshmen men were once again housed in O.C. Bailey.
The room dimensions are 11'11" x 14'7″. There is one large window in each room, measuring 58.5″H x 122.5″W.
Carpet may be placed in the room but not attached to the floor. Other alterations to the room, such as ceiling fans, are not permitted. University-owned furniture (beds, desks, shelving, etc.) may not be removed from the room. Command Strips and white sticky-tack are the only acceptable way to secure anything to the O.C. Bailey walls.
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By Jim GaramoneAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, April 28, 2011 U.S. service members have long been eligible to receive the Purple Heart Medal for the signature wounds of the current wars -– mild traumatic brain injuries and concussions -– but now there is more clarity on how medical criteria for the award are applied, Defense Department officials said yesterday.
The criteria for the Purple Heart award state that the injury must have been caused by enemy action or in action against the enemy and has to be of a degree requiring treatment by a medical officer.
But it may be difficult to determine when a mild traumatic brain injury or a concussive injury that does not result in a loss of consciousness is severe enough to require treatment by a medical officer. "This is why we created this baseline standard," DOD spokeswoman Eileen Lainez said.
DOD allows the award of the Purple Heart even if a service member was not treated by a medical officer, as long as a medical officer certifies that the injury would have required treatment by a medical officer had one been available.
DOD officials said that as the science of traumatic brain injuries becomes better understood, guidance for award of the medal will evolve.
"The services are not able to speculate as to how many service members may have received a mild TBI or concussion but did not seek or receive medical treatment," Lainez said. "Therefore, each military department will establish its retroactive review procedures in the near future to ensure deserving service members are appropriately recognized." Retroactive reviews would cover injuries suffered since Sept. 11, 2001, she added.
The Marine Corps has issued clarifying guidance to ensure commanders in the field understand when the Purple Heart is appropriate for concussions.
Army officials are preparing to issue their guidance and ask soldiers to wait until submission requirements are published through command channels and on the Human Resources Command website at http://www.hrc.army.mil before submitting or resubmitting nominations for the Purple Heart Medal for concussion injuries.
Once the Army publishes its requirements, officials said, soldiers should resubmit requests through their chains of command.
Army veterans should resubmit to the U.S. Army Human Resources Command at: Commander, USA HRC, ATTN: Awards and Decorations Branch (AHRC-PDP-A), 1600 Spearhead Division Ave., Fort Knox, KY 40122. Vets also can call 1-888-276-9472 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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What about a list of those who have refused a Purple Heart for feeling that his injury did not warrant a Purple Heart? I have been told my father did this in WWII.
- Robin Hastings, California
April 1969 Co C 4th Battaiion,47th Infantry Reg.9th Infantary Div. Co.C 2nd.Platoon was ambushed by units of the Viet Cong army.Pinned down in an open rice paddy Toney recieved metal fragments in the left jaw. The company medic treated him then moved on to other wounded. The result Tony got no Purple Heart. Forty years later With a Sworn letter from his Platoon sgt. a writen statement from a Doctor and X-Rays ( 4 views ) The Dr. States in hand written note Multiple shrapnel embedded in left jaw and soft tissue,The note signed by Dr. Fellow of the American College of Physicians on 24 Sept 2010. This is not unusual for soulders in the field in Vietnam, Most of us just gave up. Go home don't talk to anybody Don't wear your uniform in public. There's nothing ealse for you. Good Luck Toney
- Blucher,Toney Jr., Virginia USA
In reference to the Award of the Purple Heart, for those soldiers who did not recieve treatment at the time, How do we conclude or determine their eligibilty for the award without medical documents from the time it occured or will documents at the present time showing they are being treated by a licensed military doctor be ok
- David Santos, Hawaii
There is no mention of changes for the Air Force or Navy. Also, does not mention if retro to Vietnam. People received head injuries in that war also and they should be included. I am talking about myself.
- John Birch, Florida

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With the recent senseless murders in Chapel Hill and murder trials in Durham, and all around the country, can someone please explain to me how our legal and criminal justice systems can incarcerate non-violent low-level drug offenders for 20 plus years without parole, while violent felons with extensive criminal records, including guns and repeat offenses and incarcerations, are allowed to walk the streets and terrorize, rob and murder our law abiding citizens?
It makes no sense and needs to be changed.
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I was startled reading your article on Wednesday about a firm seeking mineral rights in Durham.
It seems so sudden and out of nowhere, but looking back I am not sure why. Fracking is upon the state. After our legislators and governor lifted the fracking ban, all North Carolina citizens are now at risk.
I think part of the reason it's so shocking is its proximity to where I live, only a mere 12 miles away. I think many people, especially in Durham, feel like fracking won't happen near them. It's what I thought. But here it is, already threatening in our backyard.
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You may have been aware in recent months that the management of the Sutton theatres (The Secombe in Sutton and The Cryer in Carshalton) is transferring away from London Borough of Sutton to a private company. As of this week, that transfer is complete and the theatres are now run by Sutton Theatres Trust.
We, as directors of Sutton Theatres, wish to welcome you again to the spaces and hope that together we can build theatres for Sutton to be proud of. Our vision for the venues is to fill them with a wide range of performance and entertainment. Much-loved community theatre groups will continue to use the spaces throughout the year, but now you will also see professional theatre, dance, comedy, circus and music for children and adults alike. We'll be bringing in exciting talent from London, the rest of the UK and even internationally, to entertain, surprise and challenge you.
Together with our team, will be working tirelessly to bring this vision for the theatres to life. It may take us a little time to evolve the venues. We hope that you will join us on that journey and enjoy seeing the venues reach their full potential. We cannot do it without you, our audiences. Our first season programme will be announced on July 22nd, with details of shows right through until 2016 to help you plan your visits.
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Hey, I'm Brice Sander for About.com, and today we're profiling one of NBC's must-see comedies, 30 Rock.
Liz Lemon and "TGS"
The brainchild of Tina Fey, the series follows the behind-the-scenes antics of the cast and crew of a late-night sketch show, "The Girly Show," or "TGS." Fey stars as Liz Lemon, the head writer of the sketch series. She's surrounded by a kooky cast of writers and actors, including over-the-top personalities Tracy Jordan and Jenna Maroney.
Jack and Liz
Alec Baldwin stars as Liz's boss, Jack Donaghy. He's a network exec who often butts heads with Lemon. But, over time, the two realize they make a good team, and become unlikely friends.
Critic's Darling
The series premiered in 2006 and, while never a major ratings hit, has been critically acclaimed from the start. Over its seven season run, 30 Rock has been nominated for almost every major award, including a whopping 57 Emmy nods. The series has won many of those trophies, including acting accolades for Fey and Baldwin.
Great Guest Stars
A hallmark of the series would be its guest stars. Every season, Fey recruits famous faces to join her cast. Stars like Jennifer Aniston, Julianne Moore, Salma Hayek and Jim Carrey have all stopped by.
Fey pairs her real life experiences at Saturday Night Live with over-the-top storylines to create a fun, fresh show every episode. To learn more about 30 Rock, check out About.com.


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WASHINGTON — United Airlines CEO Jeff Smisek thinks the airline business is transforming into a profitable industry, thanks to fewer flights and higher fares.
Mergers have helped bring rationality to the market, Smisek told an aviation conference Thursday. For far too long, he said, too many airlines were chasing too few passengers.
"I've been in the industry for 18 years and this is the first time that I have hope for this business," he said.
In the past few years United and Continental have merged. So have Delta and Northwest, Southwest and AirTran and now American and US Airways.
Smisek used his speech at an aviation summit hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to repeat many of the top talking points of his industry's lobbying group, Airlines for America, which is pushing a national airline policy.
The message: airlines still face too many taxes, not enough support from the government and could benefit from a modern air traffic control system.
Smisek said a new satellite-based air traffic control system would not only save fliers time but also cut fuel usage by 10 percent. United alone consumes about 4 billion gallons of jet fuel a year.
"That's more than one day's supply of oil in the world," Smisek noted.
Mergers have helped airlines price tickets at a rational level, he said. In the past, Smisek added, "we priced our product below its cost and tried to make it up on volume."
Airlines are now run by professionals, looking to make a profit for shareholders, he said. And despite those rising prices, he thinks flying today is still "an incredible bargain."
"In the bad old days of the industry, people got used to fares that were absurdly low," Smisek said, noting that they didn't even cover the cost of fuel.
"This is a business that remains brutally competitive," he told the conference.
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I want iMessage to work on iCloud.com too. That would be the ultimate.
Notes, Reminders, and banner notifications now live on iCloud.com
iOS-style Notes, Reminders, and banner notifications are now live... IN SPACE! Well, sort of. The web app versions are now out of beta and available to one and all via iCloud.com. Even though Notes, Reminders, and Notification Center are all available already on iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, and Mac, it's nice to have iCloud.com as a backup option.
If, for some reason, you run out of power on your mobile device, or you're using someone else's computer, you can quickly log in, look up something in your notes, check your reminders, and if something important comes up, get alerted to it right in the browser.
The Notes, Reminders, and notification banner design and interfaces looks exactly like the iPad, You can create, read, write, and delete Notes and Reminders, and individually enable or disable notifications for Mail, Calendars, Reminders, and Find my iPhone.
All that said, I don't think I've used iCloud.com in a year or more. How about you?
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Notes, Reminders, and banner notifications now live on iCloud.com
I've actually never used iCloud.com
The only way to set an "all day" Due Date reminder is on iCloud.com
Then you can go to your iPhone and iPads and the "all day" selection will be there for you to change.
It is my understanding in iOS 6 (at least the betas) that the "all day" selection is still not showing on the devices without going to ICloud.com 1st. I hope I'm wrong about that.
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Great to know. I still have my MacPro on Snow Leopard. Only my old Macbook on Mountain Lion can use iCloud natively. I haven't been impressed with iCloud on Mountain Lion. Apps crash while trying to access documents on iCloud, but usually open upon restarting. Access on a browse will allow me to work on Snow Leopard. I just tried in Firefox and it worked surprisingly smoothly. Actually better performance than on my Macbook. I was one of the old .mac customers and I have been skeptical of Apples cloud services ever since.
They have also added VIP mailbox to icloud.com
I think iCloud.com is the only way to share Reminders lists. In my house, we have several shopping lists that are shared so that anyone can drop by the grocery store and have the most current list.


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These Mallowmores are a homemade version of the chocolate-dipped graham cracker topped with marshmallow cookie that goes by many different names. You know the one, its similar a s'more with but with out the sticks and the campfire. More
After baking up a batch I realized that there was nothing embarrassing about these cookies, save for their unfortunate name. The dough is not that different from the Toll House version, just a bit more brown sugar and less white. The cacao nibs and ground coffee lend a wonderfully adult bitter richness. And the extended chill in the fridge makes for cookies that are nice and crunchy on the outside, but chewy and just underdone enough in the center to make them a guilty pleasure. More
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Got $15,000 for an iPhone Accessory? Mamiya Has the DL28 Digital Camera System!
Every week, the TWiT.tv network produces MacBreak Weekly netcast (podcast). Every week, the panel on MacBreak Weekly announces their "picks of the week". This week, noted photographer Scott Bourne's pick was a $15,000 iPhone accessory: the Mamiya DL28 Digital Camera System.
Okay, technically it's a lot more than just an accessory. It's a professional caliber digital camera, but Bourne chose it because it... works with the iPhone, with full multi-touch support!
Reportedly, you'll be able to view pictures as they are taken (similar to how a laptop-tethered solution works) and perhaps do some manipulation of the images as well. Not sure if it's a WiFi/Bonjour solution like the Apple Remote app, but seeing the iPhone's interface potential being increasingly leveraged by technology like the Mamiya, SONOS, etc. is very exciting.
And, Bourne also informed us this was only the second most expensive iPhone accessory he's come across. The most expensive, currently, is an iPhone compatible Mercedes Benz...
Anyone breaking out their American Express Black Card for a little shopping spree? And for those more budget conscious among us, what other devices would you like to control with your iPhone? Your Roomba? Your fridge? Let us know!
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Got $15,000 for an iPhone Accessory? Mamiya Has the DL28 Digital Camera System!
@Steve why wouldn't you I've japan a dime? Your iPhone has parts from japan, and was assembled in china then sent over in a ship made in china right over to America. People in asia also have a higher salary than you. Howbdo I know this? Bbecause I lived in hong kong for 7 years on a $450,000 usd sallary a year.
So before you post any other racist shit like this. And I'm not Asian, I'm Australian.
Uhhh.... Why are you telling me about China? Did I mention China somewhere without realizing it? What did I say about Hong Kong? Did I say anything racist against Asians somewhere? Nope, I sure didn't. (and my girlfriend is Asian, not that it's any of your business, genius).
I'm not here to educate you, junior... and your certainly not informed enough to educate me... just a brainwashed, out-of-touch youngster, I guess. :roll:
I'll stick with a Hasselblad....
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Our guest author today is Dennis Brezina, who tells us a lovely story about the first time bird song was broadcast on radio, the song of nightingales in Great Britain singing with a renowned cellist.
I hope Dennis decides to publish his own blog; he is a Renaissance man with a powerful way with the pen. And quite a history himself, part of the team that established Earth Day back in 1970 while working for Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin. Besides author of a book on Congress and many, many articles, he is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and Harvard. He has even written about his experiences running a bed & breakfast! We plan to publish more of his articles here, and here is the first one:
Consider the fascinating story of British cellist Beatrice Harrison, who "moved to the Surrey countryside in the 1920's and began practicing in her garden at night in the spring. Nightingales began to join along with her, and she heard them matching her arpeggios with carefully timed trills. After getting used to her they would burst into song whenever she began to play."
In 1924 she managed to convince Lord Reith, Director General of the BBC, that a performance of cello together with wild nightingales in her garden would be the perfect subject for the world's first outdoor radio broadcast. Reith was initially hesitant: "Surely this would be too frivolous a use of our latest technology. What if the birds refuse to cooperate when we're all set to go?" But he agreed to Harrison's unique idea of broadcasting interspecies "music" in her backyard.
The engineers and sound technicians set up the microphones near the nightingales usual singing post and Harrison sat with her cello in a muddy ditch nearby so that one microphone could pick up both of them. "For over an hour Harrison played and no bird sang. Suddenly, just after 10:45 P.M., fifteen minutes before the broadcast was set to end, the nightingales began to sing along with Dvorak's 'Songs My Mother Taught Me.'"
Never before had a bird's song or any other sound from the wild been sent over the airwaves. The program was heard as far away as Paris, Barcelona and Budapest, and many who had read about the fabled nightingale now heard one for the first time.
If you click on this link and click where it says to play, you will hear the original recording of bird song as Beatrice plays the Londonderry Air (Danny Boy).
Harrison received 50,000 letters of appreciation. After that late-night triumph she became one of the most sought after cellists of her time.
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Convergence can often be seen as a dirty word, but iRiver's Unit 2 (which we first caught a glimpse of in January last year, then again in July) seems to have convinced everybody who tried it at CES 2008 that putting a WiFi radio, CD/DVD player, VoIP phone, GPS, streaming and download into a single machine is nothing but A Good Thing, and well worth waiting (and saving up the $700 they estimate it'll cost) until 2009 to pick one up. A 30GB drive, SD slot, removable display-cum-independent-7-inch-PMP (800 x 480, 16:9 aspect) and a remote that folds out to give a full QWERTY for messaging round out what could be the gadget of next year.
You've got to hand it to iRiver, they pump out some fantastic industrial design. Latest to prompt a small puddle of drool around my keyboard is the Wing, a flash-based clamshell UMPC with 4-inch touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard. iRiver's press release has it down as running embedded Linux Kernel 2.6, which is strange because some are reporting it to be a WinCE Pro machine; assuming the details from the horse's mouth are correct, the 4GB of memory (and SD expansion) should be plenty for some compact Linux apps.
iRiver has announced the release of their new B20 PMP. The new player features a 2.4-inch screen and supports many of the popular audio and video formats as well as FM radio.
The B20 will have internal storage of either 1, 2 or 4GB and you'll be able to add your own SD card for additional storage. You'll get up to 27 hours of battery life out of it when listening to audio files.
I'm sure that more than a couple of you subscribe to the Rhapsody music service. If you're in the market for a new MP3 player, or happen to already own an iriver clix 2, today's your lucky day.
Rhapsody and iriver announced today that they will be launching the clix Rhapsody. This new player will allow the exclusive Rhapsody features work on the popular MP3 player. The new 4GB Rhapsody clix will set you back $190.
Up until recently I was beginning to believe that iRivercould do no wrong. In fact, I've recommended the company's products to a few Apple-apathetic friends as a good alternative to the ubiquitous iPod. The Clix 2is just another kick-ass PMP, as we already know, but one of the more interesting accessories iRiver were offering was the combination cradle/speaker. Pocketables' Jenn is a big fan of the Clix, and so who better to try out the cradle and see if it's worth the $45.


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The countdown begins to the World Conference on Youth
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With only 32 days until the World Conference on Youth takes place in Sri Lanka, from 6th - 10th May, young people from all around the world are preparing to come together and discuss the priorities for youth in the post-2015 development agenda.
The conference is the biggest global youth event in the next two years and comes at a crucial time. Momentum is building to the official post-2015 development agenda negotiations, which kick off officially in September 2014, and the Colombo Action Plan on Youth (the outcome document from the conference) will be fed directly into these negotiations. Unlike the Millennium Development Goals, which were decided behind closed doors, this is a real opportunity for young people to ensure their needs are met in the new framework.
WAGGGS, along with representatives from eight other youth organisations, is a member of the International Youth Task Force coordinating the event and will have direct access to the editing of the outcome document. The initial draft of this document, which youth will be feeding into, can be found here.
WAGGGS have applied to run a side event on 'The World We Want for Girls' which will highlight the building blocks, identified in our consultations with thousands of girls and young women around the world, that are required to achieve a world that meets the needs of girls and young women and allows them to be powerful agents of change.
If you are a Girl Guide or Girl Scout who has applied to attend the conference, you will find out whether or not your application was successful after 8th April. You can find more information here, including FAQs and a forum to discuss priorities with other young people from around the world.


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The Supreme Court has signaled a green flag for passing tenders for High Security Number Plates in Chandigarh. The administrator has got a time line till March 31, 2012 for the same. The high security number plates ensure a vehicles security with many things which are kept in mind while making them.
It was made mandatory by the administration for the new vehicles which got their registration done on August 1 or thereafter to have only these plates but this decision was made without passing a tender and without getting clearance from the Supreme Court. Till the clearance from the court came, more than 4500 vehicles in the city were carrying the high security number plates. Therefore, the court took action and the administration had to cancel and revert its decision. Now that the clearance has come from the court, the administration is going to re-resume this work of registering vehicles with high security number plates.
If all goes well, it will be made compulsory for even the old vehicles to get their number plates changed and switch to the high security number plates soon!
How the high security number plate works?
The plate has got special elements as you can see in the picture. There is a unique hologram which shows that the plate is legit and is manufactured by an authorised agency.
Each plate has got a unique serial no. which is lasered on it for its identification.
The lock which is used to attach the no. plates to the vehicle is permanent and can't be removed or reused.
The no. on the plate has got 'INDIA' inscripted over it.
These all steps are taken to put a control over theft of vehicles in the city although time will only tell that will these be really beneficial in that case!


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It's my turn at Out of the Ordinary today:
I was talking with a friend about various trials we sometimes encounter. "It's the surprises that get me," she said. "The things that come up when you assumed everything was fine, only to realize they weren't." I knew exactly what she meant. Such trials feel like a punch in the stomach, and I'm often sent reeling and gasping for breath.
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Tom Harris, also known as The Hill Country Gardener, is a Master Gardener certified by the State of Texas, a Master Pruner certified by the San Antonio Botanical Garden, and a founder and volunteer for the Gardening Volunteers of South Texas (GVST).
Monthly Archive for May, 2005
Tom Harris' Veggie Bed
Just the other day that I thought I saw some blooms on the bush beans. Yesterday, I was out checking the rain gauge (we got 1.5 inches from the last rains) and just happened to look over at the beans and saw a couple that were big enough to pick. [Read More]
Festival of Flowers through Tom Harris' lens
The Festival of Flowers has come and gone and, as they say, a good time was had by all. [Read More]
Tom Harris' Blog No. 3
Hey, next Saturday the Festival of Flowers will be held at the Alzafar Shrine out on 1604. If you've never been to one of these events, you really oughta try to go this year. There will be lotsa plant materials and gardening stuff for sale and there is a great plant and seed exchange. [Read More]
Tom Harris' Blog No. 2
My wife read my first blog this morning. First thing she said was that I shouldn't have used the word "Bubba" because there are probably more women than men who garden. Of course, she's right; I know that. OK. I apologize if I offended any of our female readers. So what do I call you? […] [Read More]
Tom Harris' Garden Blog No. 1
OK, troops; hold on to your hats 'cause here we go on the new gardening blog with MySA.com. Until last Thursday, the word "blogger" wasn't in my vocabulary. The word brought to mind some kind of thief or bad guy in England. [Read More]


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1 Garden Apartment is located in the Prospect House development which holds a stunning position perched on a cliff top above Start Bay, it is adjacent and within a few minutes' walk from Hallsands Beach. The Prospect House Estate is an award winning New England style development completed in 2008.
Internally, the property is modern and offers white oak flooring in the bright open plan living, kitchen and dining area. 1 Garden Apartment has under floor gas central heating in the living areas and the bedrooms. The property offers country views as well as views of the swimming pool and gardens. Externally, the secure furnished patio and gravel garden is ideal for al fresco dining, with planted lavender, olive trees and other coastal plants.
Prospect House has a sheltered communal garden to the rear, a heated outdoor pool area and a full size tennis court. There is also has a large communal garden at the front of the building with the dining area and benches overlooking the whole bay. Prospect House sits directly by the South West Coastal path which leads to the unspoilt beach of Hallsands. Further along the path leads to the village of Beesands with the excellent local Inn and a Shellfish beach bar both of which offer fantastic food. From Prospect House to Beesands is approximately 20 minute walk or seven - ten minute drive.
There are many towns and villages to explore in the area that are ideal for day trips. Including, the market town of Kingsbridge and the picturesque town of Salcombe offering many water based activities and beaches to enjoy. Torcross and Slapton are approximately four miles away with the spectacular coastal road leading onto the town of Dartmouth. Dartmouth is where you will find a great selection of boutiques, cafes and high quality restaurants offering the catch of the day.
Please Note: This property offers a high chair, travel cot, booster seat, Avent sterilizer, bottle warmer, plastic bowels/plates, cutlery, bath toys, buckets, spades, windbreak and GRO blackout blind. Also babysitting can also be arranged.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
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|Nearest beach
|Lannacombe Beach 2.9 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|7.1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Exeter International 78.3 km, Nearest railway: Dartmouth Steam Railway 39.7 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|DVD player
|Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 En suites
|Double beds (2), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (heated), Private garden
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The warm climate and award-winning beaches enjoyed by South Devon have kept it a fashionable holiday resort for many generations. Torquay, Paignton and Brixham make up Torbay, one of the most popular areas for holidays in South Devon, and the area also includes the coastal towns of Dawlish, Teignmouth and Starcross. South Devon holiday cottages position their guests in some of the country's prettiest locations for a break with a continental feel. South Devon hosts dozens of festivals and regattas throughout the whole year. One of the world's oldest shipwrecks was found off South Devon's coast. Pete Goss built his Team Phillips catamaran in Totnes.
From Totnes and Ivybridge to Dartmouth and Salcombe, The South Hams sits between the moors and the sea providing you with the best of South Devon's rolling countryside and 60 miles of dramatic and ever-changing coastline.
There are six historic towns that collectively form The South Hams each with their own individual charm and unique characteristics; Dartmouth, Salcombe, Ivybridge, Totnes, Kingsbridge and Modbury. Meander along the pretty narrow streets and historic harbours and you will find a welcoming selection of gift shops, boutiques, galleries, restaurants and bars.
Head towards the coast and you will be greeted with an amazing selection of golden beaches and hidden coves. For the adventurous among us, water sports are available at many of the larger beaches while the smaller coves offer a peaceful retreat and are perfect for relaxing with a good book and a picnic.


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What I Do
Help guide high school students through the process of finding a college that best fits their academic and extracurricular ambitions and interests (on campus and on the road). Convince students — gently, of course — to apply to Grinnell College because of the truly remarkable, transformative, and unique undergraduate experience we offer our students. Coordinate the tour guide program at Grinnell.
What I Did
Graduated from Grinnell in 2010 with a major in sociology. Participated in varsity cross country and track (captain my senior year). Served as a student advisor in the residence halls and worked at the Grinnell College Preschool. Spent a semester of my junior year studying abroad in Stockholm and living with a Swedish host family (this sparked my desire to travel internationally and immerse myself in different cultures). After graduation, won a Fulbright Fellowship to spend a year teaching at a high school in South Korea.
What I Love
The outdoors — running, biking, snowboarding, and certainly, the hiking and camping combination (s'mores included). The mountains, of course (I'm a native Oregonian), but also the prairie and rolling farmland of Iowa. My family and friends, especially my younger sister. An adventure. Mornings spent lounging at a coffee shop with a newspaper in hand. Evenings devoted to playing board games — I'm quite the competitor. Autumn, bold roast coffee, cinnamon rolls and chocolate croissants (yes, breakfast is clearly my favorite meal).Thanksgiving (most holidays in fact), baking Christmas cookies, making bouquets. Marathon training. Coldplay's newest album, watching Mad Men, reading A Thousand Splendid Suns.


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The secrets to hard-boiled eggs? Good eggs and proper cooking technique. Good eggs give you beautiful bright yellow yolks. Good technique helps you avoid the dreaded grey rings around them.–Heidi Swanson
LC Day After Easter Note
Ever find yourself with such an abundance of hard-cooked eggs that it seems all the egg salad in the world can't save you? We've been there. Here are some of the ways we ate ourselves out of the situation.
- Sprinkled with salt and pepper.
- Alongside toast
- Pressed and passed through a sieve over steamed asparagus.
- Halved and sprinkled with sea salt, finely chopped fresh herbs (parsley or chervil, perhaps) and bread crumbs (whether brioche, challah, day-old bread, even matzoh) that you've sautéed in olive oil or butter until crisp and golden.
- As a platform for caviar. Eggs². (Eggs to the second power. Eggs squared, some may say.)
- Deviled.
- Made into poor man's pasta. Just finely chop the eggs, toss with strands of spaghetti or linguine, and then gild with a delicate pour of olive oil and copious amounts of pepper.
- Sliced atop mild-mannered mache, assertive arugula, or not-quite-a-wallflower watercress.
- Fashioned into a faux bistro salad. Halve and perch your oeufs atop frisee along with some lardons (fat chunks of thick-sliced bacon sizzled until crisp on the outside) and then drench everything with a drizzle of warm vinaigrette (ideally made with drippings from the aforementioned bacon).
- Crumbled over imported, oil-packed, tinned tuna and showered with freshly cracked black pepper.
- Buried beneath shredded radicchio, anchovy vinaigrette, and bread crumbs, as per The Zuni Café Cookbook by Judy Rodgers.
- Patted down with sausage, rolled in raw egg, dredged in breadcrumbs, and deep-fried. (We're thinking what you're thinking. But it's a delicacy to some. Ever heard of Scotch eggs?)
- Napped with curry sauce.
- Nestled atop biryani.
- Smothered in Peruvian papa a la huancaina sauce.
Hard Boiled Eggs Recipe
- Quick Glance
- Servings vary
- As many large eggs as you please
- 1. Place the eggs in a medium saucepan and add enough cold water to cover by 1/2 inch or so. Bring to a gentle boil over medium heat, so the eggs just barely start rattling against the bottom of the pan. Turn off the heat, cover, and let sit for exactly 7 minutes. (If you're using extra-large eggs, let them cook for 10 minutes.)
- 2. Fill a large bowl with ice water. After the requisite 7 (or 10) minutes, place the eggs in the ice water and let cool for about 3 minutes. Peel carefully.
Hungry for more? Chow down on these:
- Deep Fried Sous Vide Egg Yolks from Seattle Food Geek
- Poached Egg from Smitten Kitchen
- Truffled Egg Toast from Leite's Culinaria
- Chinese Tea Eggs from Leite's Culinaria
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ing youngsters with organizations that have narrower responsibilities is another.
Community-based approaches, involving partnerships among young workers, their parents, their employers, their schools, health care providers, community organizations, and others, have the potential to provide comprehensive and coordinated services and to identify young people's employment as an issue in which the entire community has a stake. NIOSH is currently funding three such demonstration projects. An evaluation of the effectiveness of these projects should improve our understanding about how best to focus a community's attention on the health and safety needs of young workers.
NIOSH or an agency of the Department of Labor would be a logical lead agency to coordinate educational and training activities and demonstration programs. If provided adequate resources, such a lead agency would be able to collaborate with other agencies in an initiative to assemble the required blend of expertise in both content about child labor health and safety issues, in effective presentation and dissemination of information, and in training. Agencies collaborating with NIOSH and the Department of Labor should include, at a minimum, the Department of Education, the National School-to-Work Office, the Bureau of Maternal and Child Health of the Department of Health and Human Services, and the CDC's Center for Injury Prevention and Control. These federal agencies should provide information, materials, and technical assistance to state and local agencies, including state departments of education and labor and local school systems.
Recommendation: A national initiative should be undertaken to develop and provide information and training to reduce the risks and enhance the benefits associated with youth employment. Adequate resources should be allocated to an agency to lead this effort.
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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, April 15, 2002 Terrorist suicide bombers who have killed hundreds of Jews during months-long fighting between Israelis and Palestinians are "killers," Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz said here today.
Wolfowitz spoke as President Bush's representative at an afternoon demonstration before a crowd of tens of thousands on the National Mall. The gathering also featured several speakers from Congress and Jewish-American leaders.
"President Bush wants you to know that he stands in solidarity with you," Wolfowitz told the audience, adding that terrorism, the hatred of Israel, and the murder of innocent people "must end."
But Israelis "are not the only victims of the violence in the Middle East," Wolfowitz emphasized, noting, "Innocent Palestinians are suffering and dying in great numbers as well. It is critical that we recognize and acknowledge that fact.
"Palestine and their leaders must also recognize another fact, that suicide bombers are the single greatest obstacle to ending their suffering and to realizing the Palestinian state that the whole world is prepared to recognize."
Achieving peace in the Middle East "is the only way to end the suffering of Palestinians and Israelis, Arabs and Jews," the deputy defense secretary remarked.
"Those who blow themselves up to deliberately destroy innocent life are not suicide bombers, they are killers," he remarked. "As President Bush has said, they are not martyrs, they are murderers."
Americans and Israelis value human life, liberty and deplore the deliberate killing of innocents, Wolfowitz remarked. "I believe in my heart that the majority of Palestinians do so as well," he emphasized.
Peace in the Middle East can become a reality, Wolfowitz noted, as he referred to late-Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's 1977 meeting with the Israeli Knesset, or legislature. "That bold and courageous move was a psychological breakthrough, and the Israeli response was overwhelming," Wolfowitz continued. "The result was a giant step toward peace that has endured to this day.
"In that historic speech to the Knesset," he added, "Anwar Sadat spoke in words that are still compelling 25 years later." Wolfowitz quoted Sadat: "Any life that is lost in war is a human life, be it that of an Arab or an Israeli. Innocent children who are deprived of the care and compassion of their parents are ours they are ours, whether they live in Arab lands, or in Israel."
Today, "hard decisions must be made" by both Israelis and Palestinians "to achieve a lasting peace," Wolfowitz said, adding, "Peace has a political price. But, it is a price to be paid at the negotiating table, not at the threat of bombs."
"The future does not belong to the terrorists," Wolfowitz said. "It belongs to those who dream the oldest and noblest dream of all, the dream of peace among nations."


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For Boston University, it has been an awful four months: The college has seen an undergraduate badly injured in a fire, the arrest of two hockey players on sexual assault charges, two episodes of what appeared to be extreme hazing, and a student practical joke gone so badly awry it drew international media attention.
Last week, in by far the most serious and troubling event, a graduate student was slain off campus.
But even as BU courts the 19,589 high school seniors it has admitted for next year - who must decide whether to attend by Tuesday - the university is not downplaying the bad news. In fact, president Robert Brown is making sure parents know about recent events.
"We want to make sure they're getting the facts accurately,'' Brown said Thursday in an interview, his first extensive comments on the string of incidents. "You know, I'm a scientist. The facts are what they are.''


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Madison Mills placed third in the junior women's pole vault to lead three Coyotes and a Coyote recruit to Junior All-American status at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships.  All four current Coyotes who competed on Friday in Des Moines recorded top-10 finishes.
Mills vaulted 13 feet, 3½ inches, while teammate Hunter Wilkes vaulted 12-5½ to take seventh place. Mills cleared three heights before missing at 13-7¼, while Wilkes missed at 12-11½. They are the second and third of USD's freshmen pole vaulters to earn Junior All-America honors this year after Peter Chapman placed seventh in the junior men's pole vault on Thursday to earn the honor.
USD pole vault recruit Emily Brigham also earned Junior All-American status by placing fourth with a height of 13-3½. She cleared both 12-11½ and 13-3½ on her third attempt before missing at 13-7¼. Unattached vaulter Megan Clark won with a mark of 13-7¼.
Christian Nielsen earned Junior All-American honors by finishing eighth in the junior men's 200-meter dash in 21.97 seconds. Just'N Thymes, who competed unattached, won the race with a time of 20.61.
Meghan Dennis placed 10th in the junior women's javelin with a throw of 140-4 to round out USD's day. Megan Glassman of the Mercury Track Club won the event with a mark of 166-7.


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2401 Jupiter Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90046
MLS#: SR14139786 | 4 Bedrooms, 3 Full, 1 Half Bathrooms | 4,000 sq. ft. (per MLS)
Offered at $3,779,000
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"Reincarnated California Contemporary with Canyon and City light views. Designed and Built by a Structural Engineer as his own residence, this home is blessed with an abundance of natural light and an Open and Flowing floor plan perfect for entertaining, yet ideal for comfortable everyday life. New both inside and out, the European Kitchen features German made Bauformat cabinets, Caesarstone counters and Miele appliances. Stunning Living room with dual sitting areas and a custom natural Brazilian stone bar. Step down Family room with a floating concrete and glass fireplace overlook the inviting rear yard. French Oak floors throughout. Custom Glass staircase trimmed in stainless. Four Seasons Master Suite features a large elevated sitting area with fireplace, custom dual European made closets with built-ins, City light views and a spa-like bath with freestanding soaking tub. Resort-like rear yard and pool are phenomenal and include a custom built-in concrete seating conversation area, fire pit, fountains and a swim up bar/barbeque. Finest quality and craftsmanship throughout. Too much to mention–A MUST see!" (Text and images courtesy of MLS listing # SR14139786)
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Monthly Archive for October, 2013
World's tallest residential buildings
If you're looking for a deluxe apartment in the sky, seven of the world's tallest residential buildings are located in Dubai, according to building data provider Emporis. At nearly 1,360 feet tall, the world's tallest residential building is the Princess Tower in Dubai. Built in 2012, the skyscraper has 763 apartments where an estimated 3,000 […] [Read More]
Luxury apartments planned near Alamo Heights
Plans are underway for a more than 100-unit luxury apartment complex near Alamo Heights, according to architectural plans filed with the state. The 107-unit Stillwater Alamo Heights apartments are planned for a four acre parcel at 6419 N. Vandiver Road, near Austin Highway and North Vandiver Road, east of Alamo Heights. The owner, Dallas-based Stillwater […] [Read More]
Spacious Hill Country home on 15th hole
Having enough space shouldn't be an issue with this 7,300-square-foot Hill Country home in Boerne. The energy efficient house at 25 Augusta sits on almost 1.7 acres and has four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms. Located on the 15th hole on the Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course at Cordillera Ranch, the property boasts […] [Read More]
N. Side home boasts lush outdoor space
While a home's landscaping can be a deal breaker for some people, the outdoor space at 2222 Nacogdoches doesn't disappoint. The 1.5-acre lot is sprinkled with native greenery and trees that keep the property well shaded. The well-manicured lawn sits as a backdrop to a tennis court and lagoon-style pool. Before heading indoors, the house […] [Read More]
Michael Jordan's house could be yours
Michael Jordan's 56,000-square-foot compound north of Chicago, Legend Point, will go up for auction Nov. 22, reports Concierge Auctions. Does that have you humming "New Home for the Holidays?" With nine bedrooms and 15 full bathrooms, you'll be able to accommodate the whole family in the contemporary style house built in 2001. The original price […] [Read More]


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If you have ever worked for a micromanager, you'll probably never forget the experience. It is an uncomfortable working relationship that no doubt requires both resilience and learned skills in order to survive. A micromanaging boss can be difficult to spot at first and that's often the reason why employees look to change jobs. The […] [Read More]


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World of Warshaft (On RealID)
Quinnae is a young, Latina trans woman who games, reads, writes, and likes slugs. Her hobbies-slash-flaming passions are sociology, feminism, gender studies, politics, and eating pizza. At present she is studying to be a college professor, and is also an officer … Continue reading
Posted in MMORPGs Tagged LGBT, privacy, Real ID, transgender, World of Warcraft, WoW 16 Comments
Blizzard Wants The World To Know Your Name
Recently, we introduced our new Real ID feature – http://www.battle.net/realid/ , a new way to stay connected with your friends on the new Battle.net. Today, we wanted to give you a heads up about our plans for Real ID on our … Continue reading
Posted in MMORPGs Tagged names, privacy, word of warcraft 24 Comments