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Luggage and bags:
My wife packed for a month like most women do, so she took the big duffle bag. however I just took my carry on suitcase
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: All I packed was 3 t-shirts, 3 pairs of cargo shorts, 2 bathing suits, 3 polo shirts, and a pair of sneakers, and a pair of docksiders, (underwear too) these outfits will get you into any restaurant in Key West.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: I brought the basics, toothbrush/toothpaste, deodorant. There are a few Eckerds pharmacies and Big K-mart in Key West so if you forget anything no problem.
Photo Equipment: I brought my Nikon 3100 digital camera with 3 sets of batteries and a 256 MB card
there is a Ritz Camera in Key West and they develop film at Eckerds
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Bring sunscreen 30+ SPF
I got burned up on the ride to Key West on U.S. 1in the convertible, so be careful.
Miscellaneous: Make sure you bring your wallet. The drinks like Margaritas, Rum Runners, and Tropical Orgasms cost $6-7 each, and all the prices are higher during high season Jan-April.
Luggage and bags:
Bring a day pack for whatever you'll need while you're out.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Your sweaty or wet feet need to dry. Sandals make a good choice, especially the kind that can go into the water. The only downside is the possible stink, but that's why you bring copious amounts of hand sanitizer to disinfect them.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: * Hand Sanitizer (for the above mentioned sandal stench).
* Aloe and Moisturizer for burns.
* Antacids for the food.
* Painkillers for the hangovers.
Photo Equipment: * $15 disposable Waterproof camera for snorkling, etc.
* compact point and shoot digital camera for everything else.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Bring a fancy, compact, hi-tech raincoat just in case. They roll up small, so you can bring 'em along every day.
Miscellaneous: If you're doing Key West properly, you should be wet about 50% of the time. This of course means you'll need:
* zip lock bags
* garbage bags liberated from your hotel room for putting wet towels etc. while you're out.
Luggage and bags:
As few as possible...It's hot, you don't need many clothes.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: The worst thing you can wear are T-shirts with stupid sayings on them, long pants, and uncomfortable new shoes. Those are the easily identifiable marks of a tourist or Spring Breaker. If you want to fit in and be mistaken for a local (which is a good thing) just pretend you are going to be spending a quiet weekend at home. Wear your old (comfortable) shorts, that stretched out (comfortable) old shirt, your favorite beat up old ball cap, and your well-worn (comfortable) sneakers or sandals. Do you get the hint here that the "Key" word in "The Keys" is "comfortable"??
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Since it does get hot in Key West I am sure the locals will appreciate it if you pack a good supply of deodorent. The only medical supply I have ever needed was a bottle of tequila (for in the room) and a large bottle of aspirin (for the hangovers).
Photo Equipment: Either take the camera around and get all the pictures you want the first day you are there and then put it away for the rest of your stay, or take along a camera that is easily concealable in your pocket. There is nothing that screams "TOURIST" more than a camera bag hung around your neck.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: The beaches in Key West are okay, but they have to import the sand from the Bahamas because the island is surrounded by coral reef and there is little wave action to create sand naturally. My recommendation is to drive up the Keys a short way to a place called Bahia Honda State Park. Great natural beaches, and not as many over-exposed "tourists"
Luggage and bags:
Don't pack too much if you can help it. Leave all the fussy outfits for home and just chill in shorts, t-shirts, skirts and flops. It's Key West - relax!
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: I would recommend casual light dress. There aren't many places where you're required to dress up that I'm aware of and it is hot and humid. Most bars/clubs you'll find the men in khaki-style shorts and shirts (maybe a flower print or other Key-West style). Girls seem to go with the denim skirt and tank top combo. Flip flops are fine and you'll be thankful you wore them and not your heels after you've been walking around for hours! If you're more adventurous with dressing, do your thing - anything goes in Key West! Seriously, you can walk around in your bra & panties or nothing but body paint and nobody will even look at you funny!
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Deoderant!! It can be sooooo humid.
Photo Equipment: If you have it, bring it! You'll get great shots down near the water, or take pics of the crazy locals and tourists on Duval and at Mallory Square. Trust me, if you bring a camera with you, you'll end up with some good stuff!
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: Sunscreen and bathing suit. I'm not a big fan of Key West beaches (water is murky and the beaches are rocky) so I don't usually hang out there.
Miscellaneous: Ladies, leave most of your makeup and hair products at home! It can be so humid in Key West (esp. in Spring-Summer) that you'll be fighting a losing battle. Usually I travel with my blow-dryer and hair straightener but I've learned not to waste my time here since I turn into a sweaty curly mess after an hour!
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear:
If you visit Key West during the summer you might as well leave every single pair of pants/jeans/slacks you own at home. Seriously. Men, wear nice dress shorts to dinner. Women, flowy or short skirts. Tank tops. Plenty of swim suits to change into because you'll be swimming, snorkeling, beaching it non stop just to stay remotely cooled off. It is HOT here.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: WATERPROOF super strong sunscreen is a must. You sweat this stuff off in seconds, trust me, reapply a lot or you will look like a fried red jack ass.
Photo Equipment: I highly suggest to bring along one of those disposable waterproof cameras for underwater and pool shots.
Miscellaneous: A couple of cases of water. Stay hydrated. I mean it.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Do remember Key West can be a rainy soggy misrable little stinking island. Do pack appropriate wet weather clothes, or suffer the wrath of locals as you walk around in a cheap tourist poncho (which looks suspiciously like an altered garbage bag).
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear:
I store this from a local KW site:
Basic fashion for most locals in Key West is usually a tasteful ensemble of khakis from K-mart and a t-shirt given away at the last fundraiser or by a beer distributor.
"DRESS UP" for Key West is either an ironed t-shirt or a delightfully flowered, bold-printed shirt… with the same khaki shorts. Designer shirts, long pants and/or anything that smacks of NEW simply labels you as a visitor… which gives you a better chance of getting picked up, we suppose, but may make you feel a bit out of place. It's not that we are slobs here, but casual is the word, and trying to impress is just not a big deal. HOWEVER, we do have some great places to find some out-of-the-ordinary and wonderful clothes… and yes, we occasionally dress up and enjoy them as well.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear:
Light Jacket (it cools off when the sun goes down)
Button down camp shirts
sandals (but please - no socks)
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Sunscreen!
Aspirin (for when you have been out in the sun all day)
Photo Equipment: Definitely bring a camera - Key West has beautiful beaches, interesting architecture, plenty of photo ops, and lots of great people watching and beautiful sunsets!
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: You will go to the beach at some point - swimsuit, beach towel, sunscreen...
Luggage and bags:
Luggage: Any
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Clothing: Light weight cottons, silks... to stand out be elegant among the "ugly americans".
Shoes: Comfortable Open Toe
Weather Gear: If you are going to be muy elegante, bring a parasol!
Luggage and bags:
Recommend travelling light..Impossible to find anywhere to wear a sport coat or tie...A pair of long pants is recommended for the nicer restaurants in the evening other than that..Shorts, bathing suits, flip flops or sandals, short sleeve shirts and t shirts are the uniform of the day in the keys...
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Tropical light clothing is recommended
Luggage and bags:
When 4 people take off for a road trip luggage limits are necessary - one bag per person! Not a problem with a couple of kids whose idea of packing is throw shorts and swim suits in a bag...of course each one also needed his own game boy for the road, and a CD or tape player...they collaborated and brought favorite tapes to form a massive collection. Add a shopping bag full of snacks, a thermos of coffee for mom, and we were off!
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Family Travel
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: These were my responsibility (since I correctly figured the guys would forget contact lens solution, tanning lotion, sunburn stuff, and a bottle of excedrin for migraines for me, just in case...)
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: When traveling to the Keys, bring your own snorkel gear if you have it... any beach is a good place to look around. Traveling with kids who hadn't snorkeled before we needed to 'practice' every time we got near water, including at the pool!
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Luggage and bags:
You should be able to go for 7-9 days on ONE suitecase. Yes, ONE.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Take half of what you think you will need because you won't even need all of that ! Shorts and very casual attire are acceptable everywhere. If you dress up people look at you a little funny. Make sure to take a bathing suit and cover up and sunscreen. Even walking around you should be wearing a sunscreen. Also, unless you are a runner in training leave the sneakers at home. Sandals are all you will need.
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Take your RX meds and basic toiletries but there are lots of discount drug stores and the prices are comparable so get what you need there. (support the locals)
Photo Equipment: Leave it at home and buy a few postcards. This is a place to go and just relax. Don't worry about taking pictures.
Luggage and bags: LEAVE YOUR 'BAGGAGE' BEHIND...BE FORWARNED...DO NOT GO TO THE FLORIDA KEYS..unless you have an extremely high tolerence for rum/tiki drinks, gentle breezes and almost breathtaking sunsets.Did i mention I LOVE Florida?';-)
Luggage and bags:
If you are flying into Key West, prepare to fly on an 11 seater prop-plane. The airport is too small for larger planes. Prepare to have large carry-ons checked and placed in cargo as you enter the plane.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Key West in October is a bit tricky. In 2001, we needed sweatshirts and jackets in the evening. Most times, it is quite hot - especially in costume! Hmmm... maybe this explains the lack of material in some costumes. ;-)
Photo Equipment: Bring A LOT of film! Plenty of places to buy it if you don't, but it tends to a bit on the expensive side.
Luggage and bags:
Carry lite. Pack little. Cool clothing, maybe a lite sweater for the evening by the water.
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: sandals or tennis shoes
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: There are medical places around local
Photo Equipment: Bring your camera. You may get the best pictures of big scooners and a sunset.
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: I think thers's a state park. It didn't look that crowded when we passed it. Looked pretty clean at a glance.
Miscellaneous: Lots of history here. You may run in to a golden Elvis or a statue of liberty walking around. They need tips too!
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Red Wings recall Jurco, Sheahan, Fournier for this weekend's practices
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 10:29 AM ET
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This set of players recalled by the Red Wings will take part in today and tomorrow's Wings practices, which DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose confirms will take place at Grosse Pointe Woods' University of Ligett School. We'll have to wait to find out whether Riley Sheahan and Tomas Jurco remain with the Wings post-Olympic break, but I think it's pretty safe to assume that Gleason Fournier will head back to Grand Rapids on Sunday evening:
… Red Wings Set to Resume Schedule Next Week with Visits to Montreal and Ottawa …
DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings today recalled forwards Tomas Jurco and Riley Sheahan and defenseman Gleason Fournier from the AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins.
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Setting up the Gold medal game from a Red Wings-centric perspective
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 09:35 AM ET
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Updated at 10:25 AM: As you might imagine, Team Canada and Team Sweden (which is not particularly concerned about the refereeing "controversy"; Daniel Alfredsson, Jonathan Ericsson, Jonas Gustavsson, Niklas Kronwall and Gustav Nyquist might be concerned as to whether they should attend a Monday-evening Swedish Olympic reception in Stockholm, however, given that the Wings play in Montreal on Wednesday and Ottawa on Thursday) are jostling verbally ahead of tomorrow's Gold medal game (7 AM EST, NBC/CBC), and while you and I are pretty familiar with Babcockian commentary, as noted this morning by ESPN's Pierre LeBrun...
The Canadians are the defending Olympic champs, having accrued the knowledge of what it takes on this stage in this exact game four years ago in Vancouver. From Sidney Crosby to Jonathan Toews to 11 returnees overall from Vancouver, these guys understand what it's going to be like Sunday.
"The reality for me is we have 11 guys play at the Olympics last time and have success," coach Mike Babcock said earlier in the tournament. "This is a new opportunity, and we've got to come up with a new identity and a new way to play for a new group. Does experience and experience in winning help? Absolutely. Do the Olympics weigh in more than the guy who played and won the Stanley Cup? I don't know that. I like guys who have won because you've been through it; you've done it right. You don't win unless you do it right."
Including a wee bit of bluster...
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Expressen: Swedish hockey team's players may take part in Stockholm celebration on Monday
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 08:45 AM ET
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You're going to get Google-translated Swedish for this one, but this story is most certainly of Red Wings-related note: According to Expressen's Henrik Sjoberg, Sweden plans on holding a reception to honor its Olympic medalists on Monday evening in Stockholm, but the Swedish hockey team's players have to decide whether to participate in the event by 9 PM Sochi time--noon Eastern Standard Time--and the hockey players have to ask their individual NHL teams for permission to fly back to Stockholm with the Swedish Olympic Committee.
With the reception taking place on Monday night and Daniel Alfredsson, Jonathan Ericsson, Jonas Gustavsson, Niklas Kronwall and Gustav Nyquist NHL employer set to play in Montreal on Wednesday and Ottawa on Thursday, the Red Wings' Swedes might put themselves in quite the travel pickle if they choose to take part in the celebration instead of flying home on an NHL-chartered plane alongside the Americans at 1 AM Monday, Sochi time:
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Sweden's Par Marts, Niklas Kronwall won't bite regarding supposed Gold game refereeing controversy
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 08:21 AM ET
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As Paul noted, ahead of tomorrow's Gold medal game between Sweden and Canada (7 AM EST, NBC/CBC), the Swedish newspapers chose to stir up a little controversy.
Aftonbladet's Mats Wennerholm finding that former NHL'er and Modo Ornskoldsvik assistant GM Peter Forsberg was more than willing to facetiously describe the referees' assignments for tomorrow's game a "*#$%@& joke."
Sweden's other sports tabloid, Expressen, responded with Carl Juborg asking Don Cherry whether having a Canadian referee would hurt Sweden, and Juborg received a predictable reponse--Cherry stated that he'd bet money on a Canadian referee calling Team Canada (who Cherry believes will prevail, of course) for the game's first penalty to prove their "impartiality."
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Ken Holland clarifies Henrik Zetterbeg's situation in conversation with AP's Lage
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 07:56 AM ET
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As noted in the overnight report, the Associated Press's Larry Lage Tweeted that he'd spoken to Red Wings GM Ken Holland, and Holland had stated that 1. Zetterberg won't return from Friday's surgery until/unless the Wings begin playing playoff hockey in mid-April, and 2. In terms of Zetterberg's long-term health, his herniated disc won't yield a "premature" end to #40's hockey-playing days.
Lage penned an article chronicling his conversation with Holland, confirming and fleshing out the details of their discussion:
"I don't anticipate he'll be ready to play in any games of the regular season," Red Wings general manager Ken Holland told The Associated Press on Saturday. "I'm hopeful that we can play our way into the playoffs and that he'll be back, but that's down the road."
The Red Wings and Swedish Olympic hockey team captain played once at the Sochi Games before pulling out because of the injury. Holland is hopeful Zetterberg's back injury does not prematurely end his career.
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My 'best part of the Olympics' has involved watching Mike Babcock drive non-Red Wings fans nuts
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 07:44 AM ET
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Between not being at 100% yet personally and the fact that Red Wings coach Mike Babcock's commentary as Team Canada's coach is stuff that you and I have heard before, I've consciously chosen to keep the Everything Babcock Says Is Super Important To The Canadian Media Watch coverage to a bare minimum.
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Red Wings overnight report: on out-till-playoffs Zetterberg, Sweden-Canada & Olympic participation
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 06:58 AM ET
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Updated with very good news from the AP's Larry Lage, posted at the end of this entry, at 7:25 AM: The Olympics are winding down ahead of today's Bronze medal tilt between the U.S. and Finland (10 AM EST, NBCSN/CBC) and tomorrow's Gold game between Sweden and Canada (7 AM EST, NBC/CBC), so reporters aren't Tweeting quite as much real-time news, but the following Tweets popped up between 5 and 7 AM, with the headliner not surprising anyone given Henrik Zetterberg's back surgery on Friday...
[edit: quickie update: Here's Lage in text form, via RedWingsFeed, and 8 weeks of recovery time equals mid-April anyway:
Detroit Red Wings general manager Ken Holland does not expect Henrik Zetterberg to play again during the regular season because of his back ailment.
Holland told The Associated Press on Saturday that Zetterberg could return to play if the team extends its postseason streak to 23 consecutive seasons.
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Red Wings prospect news: Griffins and Walleye lose again; Mantha hits 50-goal mark
by George Malik on 02/22/14 at 06:33 AM ET
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Amongst this morning's Red Wings-related prospect news...
The Grand Rapids Griffins have begun to regularly achieve something no one would've believed they could do earlier this season: they're losing games. The Griffins owned a 22-8-1-and-2 record heading into the 2014, but since their New Year's Eve shootout loss to Toronto, the team's won 8 of their past 21 games, and after Friday night's 4-2 loss to Oklahoma City, the Griffins now possess a 30-17-2-3 (i.e. 30-and-22) record.
The Griffins' website recounts the game's events...
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St. James: Team Sweden's doing just fine without Zetterberg thanks to Captain Kronwall's leadership
by George Malik on 02/21/14 at 03:30 PM ET
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Henrik Zetterberg's status as having to bow out of the Olympics due to a herniated disc has yielded two and exactly two positive storylines:
1. The Wings and Zetterberg finally chose to have one of the nation's best back surgeons operate on Zetterberg's back today to prevent further damage and hopefully ensure that he's playing for the Wings for a long time to come;
2. And Niklas Kronwall's taken to Team Sweden's captaincy like a fish to water. Today he pestered the hell out of Teemu Selanne and played a team-leading 22:06 in ice time over the course of Sweden's 2-1 win over Finland, and now the Swedes are on a collision course with Mike Babcock and Team Canada in Sunday's Gold Medal game (7 AM EST, NBCSN/CBC).
Both Kronwall's teammates and the rest of the Swedes have gushed about Kronwall's leadership in speaking with the Swedish press, and today, the Free Press's Helene St. James found that Daniel Alfredsson, Jonathan Ericsson and Gabriel Landeskog were more than happy to sing Kronwall's praises in English:
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Red Wings' Henrik Zetterberg Had Surgery Today
by Paul on 02/21/14 at 11:32 AM ET
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Updated 12x at 2:37 PM, and the resume of Zetterberg's operating physician, Dr. Frank Cammisa, Jr., is impressive: Big news and kind-of-sort-of-good news from MLive's Ansar Khan:
The Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness confirms:
Update: Niklas Kronwall spoke with Aftonbladet's Per Bjurman about Zetterberg (whose $6.08 million cap hit will obviously go on the LTIR, freeing up some space for the Wings to make a move if necessary, even with Stephen Weiss and Johan Franzen healthy):
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After contact with Ron Hornaday Jr. knocked Kyle Busch into the wall on Lap 13 during Friday night's race at Texas Motor Speedway, a fired up Busch quickly retaliated. While the damage from the initial wreck didn't seem so bad that neither couldn't continue, the aftermath from Busch's revenge ended both their nights with both trucks heavily damaged. And even if Busch hadn't torn his truck up, he wasn't getting back on the track as NASCAR officials parked him for the remainder of the race.
Hornaday entered the night just 15 points off the championship lead.
When asked about the incdient Busch explained his view.
"If you make it a three-wide situation, I can't go up in the dirt, you know?" Busch said. "I'm already on the outside lane, there's not three lanes out here right now. … So if I just lay over and give up everything for Ron Hornaday, that's not Kyle Busch's fashion. I'm out here to win a race just as much as anybody else is.
"When he races up on my inside, gets loose and takes me up to the fence, I ended up losing my cool. I've been wrecked four weeks in a row and finally I'd just had enough of it."
"I had brushed the wall, but my truck was hurt where I don't think we could have won after that. If you're a guy racing for a championship, you need to be smart enough to understand that you can't go three-wide on lap 15 and knowing how bad the trucks are when you get inside somebody, and not expect to get loose."
"That's just ignorant and stupid. I don't know what you want to call it. He's such a candy-ass, he won't stay around to get a whooping like he's supposed to get. It's a shame. It's not like I did anything wrong. I ran him down from a straightaway. He knew I was faster."
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Following a big win at Martinsville Speedway, Tony Stewart talks with Inside NASCAR and the driver he's aiming to knock out of the top spot, Carl Edwards.
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Alan McCrory Wilson (born July 16, 1973)[1] is an American attorney and politician, currently serving as the 51st Attorney General of South Carolina. He is a member of the Republican party.
Early life and education[edit]
Wilson was born Alan McCrory. His father, Michael McCrory, was an Army captain and Vietnam veteran.[2] He was killed in 1975 in a helicopter crash during a training exercise at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.[3] Wilson's mother, Roxanne Dusenbury McCrory, then married Joe Wilson, who currently serves as the U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 2nd congressional district. Joe Wilson adopted Alan when he was three, and Alan took his last name.[3] Along with his three brothers, Alan was an Eagle Scout.[4]
Wilson graduated from Francis Marion University with a bachelor's degree in political science[1] in 1996, and received a J.D. from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2002.[5]
Legal career[edit]
Wilson served as an intern in the Attorney General's office under Charlie Condon. After law school, he worked for Judge Marc H. Westbrook, and later as an Assistant Solicitor and as an Assistant Attorney General. In 2009, he moved to the private sector and started working at the law firm Willoughby & Hoefer in Columbia, South Carolina.
2010 campaign[edit]
Henry McMaster did not run for reelection as Attorney General, choosing instead to run for governor,[6] as incumbent Mark Sanford was term limited. Wilson won the GOP nomination in a runoff election on June 22, 2010, receiving 60 percent of the vote against his opponent Leighton Lord.[7] Wilson defeated Democrat Matthew Richardson and Green Party candidate Leslie Minerd in the general election on November 2.[8]
Investigation of campaign contributions[edit]
In 2013, it was reported that Wilson failed to comply with state ethics disclosure laws by not reporting at least 84 contributions and expenditures on required public reports. In February 2013, Wilson originally admitted his campaign failed to disclose and report receiving at least 15 separate contributions of unknown amounts.[9] A further investigation completed in March 2013 revealed at least 68 unreported contributions and 16 unreported expenditures. As the errors were self reported and the reports were subsequently re-filed, Wilson will not face any penalties.[10]
Zombie voters controversy[edit]
On January 12, 2012, Wilson claimed on Fox News that "We found out that there were over 900 people who died and then subsequently voted. That number could be even higher than that."[11] The Washington Post investigated this and similar claims, finding that the "State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) conducted an extensive probe, which was completed May 11, 2012. But the final report was just made public this month after a 13-month review by Wilson's office" and concluding that Wilson "hyped these charges into certified "facts", even before any real investigation had taken place. Indeed, the minuscule percentage of alleged dead votes, out of the number cast, should have urged caution. Instead, he went straight to the television cameras—and then his office for months bottled up the report that revealed not a single claim was true."[12] The Washington Post awarded Wilson's claim "Four Pinocchios."
Tenure as Attorney General of South Carolina[edit]
In October 2014, Wilson asked the Supreme Court of South Carolina to intervene to stop same-sex marriage licenses from being issued in South Carolina after the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals issued a ruling striking down state bans on same-sex marriage. The 4th Circuit has jurisdiction over South Carolina.[13]
Personal life[edit]
Wilson and his wife, Jennifer, have two children.[1]
Military service[edit]
Wilson joined the South Carolina National Guard in 1996, and has received the Combat Action Badge for service in Iraq.[4]
- ^ a b c "2010 statewide candidate biographies". The State. McClatchy Company. October 28, 2010. Retrieved June 19, 2011.
- ^ Simon, Darran (February 15, 2004). "Congressman with military ties backs Iraq war". The Island Packet. Archived from the original on July 23, 2011. Retrieved June 19, 2011.
- ^ a b Roig-Franzia, Manuel (June 21, 2010). "Joe Wilson's stepson vs. insurance mogul's son-in-law in South Carolina runoff". The Washington Post. Retrieved June 19, 2011.
- ^ a b "MEET ALAN WILSON". Alan Wilson for Attorney General. Alan Wilson for Attorney General. Retrieved June 19, 2011.
- ^ "Alan Wilson: Republican Candidate for Attorney General". News Radio WORD. Entercom Communications. Retrieved June 19, 2011.
- ^ Monk, John (January 30, 2011). "New attorney general sets priorities". The State. McClatchy Company. Retrieved June 19, 2011.
- ^ "Joe Wilson's son wins runoff for AG". Associated Press. Associated Press. June 22, 2010. Retrieved June 19, 2011.
- ^ Smith, Glenn (November 3, 2010). "Wilson easily wins AG post in 1st bid". The Post and Courier (Charleston, SC).
- ^ [1] "SC Attorney General Didn't Report Campaign Contributions", The Columbia Free Times, February 21, 2013.
- ^ [2] "SC Attorney General discovers $134,000 in unreported contributions, expenses," The State Newspaper, March 22, 2013.
- ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBEE0ZccZ-o
- ^ Kessler, Glenn (July 26, 2013). "The case of 'zombie' voters in South Carolina". The Washington Post.
- ^ http://www.wcnc.com/story/news/politics/2014/10/08/attorney-gen-asks-to-halt-gay-marriage-licenses-in-sc/16937367/
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A funeral procession for a fallen solider will make its way through Auburn Thursday afternoon. Officers from the California Highway Patrol will lead the procession for Army Sgt. Joshua Hardt, 24, of Applegate, who was killed Oct. 3 while serving in Afghanistan. The drive will start at McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento, where Hardt's remains are expected to be flown on Thursday. The procession will then travel east on Interstate 80. From there, the line of vehicles will exit at Highway 49 in Auburn and continue until it reaches Dry Creek Road, according to Auburn Police Officer James Dalton. Dalton said Wednesday he spoke with a sergeant with the National Guard Service who said the procession will reach Auburn at about 12:30 p.m. Intersections will be closed as the procession moves through town. Supporters are encouraged to stand alongside the road, Dalton said. "I would encourage people to come out and show their support and bring their American flags if they have them," Dalton said. Hardt was among eight U.S. soldiers killed in one of the single deadliest attacks in Afghanistan. He and his troop were ambushed by hundreds of insurgents in eastern Nuristan province. Friends and family are invited to attend a service celebrating Hardt's life at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at Parkside Church of the Nazarene, 3885 Richardson Drive, in Auburn. A private burial service will be held Saturday at the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery. At the request of Sgt. Hardt's widow, the U.S. Army has closed each service to the media and asks that the family members' privacy be respected. Condolences may be sent to the family at P.O. Box 802, Applegate, CA 95703. Remembrances may be made in Hardt's name to: Wounded Warriors Family Support (www.woundedwarriorsfamilysupport.org), Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc. (www.bluestarmothers.org), and Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (www.taps.org). Flowers may be sent to Parkside Church of the Nazarene in Auburn. ~ Jenifer Gee


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Yet it does seem to be moving – and fast: its apparent sideways velocity is four times the speed of light. Such apparent "superluminal" motion has been seen before in high-speed jets of material squirted out by some black holes. The stuff in these jets is moving towards us at a slight angle and travelling at a fair fraction of the speed of light, and the effects of relativity produce a kind of optical illusion that makes the motion appear superluminal.
Upheavals in Physics: The Speed of Light Exceeded (Chuck Missler)
Some scientists now claim they have broken the ultimate speed barrier: the speed of light.
Particle physicists at the NEC Research Institute at Princeton apparently have indicated that light pulses can be accelerated to up to 300 times their normal velocity of 186,282 miles per second.
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The Just in Time Career Fair will take place in Mackey Arena on April 16 from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. for students in ALL majors. Students must pre-register online to receive a RecPass for employers to be able to easily access their resume online. To attend this year's event, you need a RecPass QR Code. Sign up for RecPass and register for the career fair at https://recpass.com/purdue-university/.
Registration is open until April 11th. Upload your résumé and complete the rest of your profile that you would like to be visible to the employers prior to the fair. At the fair, you will receive your pre-printed name badge with your RecPass QR Code. This badge will enable employers to scan your QR code and immediately access your school information, personal contact information, and résumé electronically.
The CCO will hold a pre-registration day in the PMU Food Court on April 9 from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Please bring an electronic copy of your résumé.


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My ravioli was amazing, fresh and tasty. I will be back when in the Atlanta area. I do make bruschetta better at home. Kind of strange to pay at counter then wait at a table for your food.
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This is the "go-to" restaurant for our family our varied preferences (normal, carb queen, pescatarian, vegan). We were seated next to Usher on one occasion. I once brought a (well-traveled) priest, who said it was the best Italian food he's had outside of Italy. The new location is an improvement as to parking and setting.
Ordering before you sit down was a little odd, especially given that it was crowded. But once you sat down they were quick to bring your food. The pasta was yummy and the soup was exceptional.
A great place for lunch or dinner. The Howell Mill Road location will be closing soon but they will be moving to a new location on Marietta Street. Great pastas and salads. Excellent service.
We thought because of the location in the new edgy upscale ultra-sophisticated Star Provisions area, right next to the award-winning Bacchanalia, that this place would be good. We didn't even mind the gimmicky schtick of ordering off the wall menu and paying upfront for your food at the entrance. Weird. How do you figure in the tip? What if you...
Awesome food, great service and fun, casual atmosphere. We were on a family trip and ended up here. Needless to say we were all very pleasantly surprise. We had such a great dining experience. When we go back to ATL we will certainly have Osteria del Figo in our to-do list.
Food was excellent!! Great atmosphere to boot. Fun casual dining in an eclectic part of town. So happy to stumble into dingo pasta osteria!
Osteria del Figo is a casual place where you order your food and drink at the counter before sittting down. The menu has a nice selection of pastas and there's a lot of options in terms of sauces. I had the Tuscan Sausage and Apple Ravioli with the Italian Sausage and Bell Peppers sauce, along with a Blue Moon. While...
This is an open table restaurant. They have huge selection of food but since it is our first here it took us quite a while to choose what we want. I got the Mista Di Campo salad(large bowl) with marinated grilled chicken and it taste really good! My friend had the Ravioli di Aragosta with six cheese and it was...
Star Provision was closed so we crossed the car park and experiences the great inexpensive italian cuisine of Osteria del Figo. Mushroom raviolis are top notch for less than 6 usd (sauce is charged on topbut choice is large). We also recommend to taste the greatly flavored olive oil put on the table the following way: Put a slice of...
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I had never sewn a quilt before and after watching a MSQC YouTube tutorial, decided to give this pattern a shot. I made matching twin size quilts for my twin nephews. I found the tumbler template very easy to use and pieces easy to line up and sew together. I think this pattern is a great one if you're just beginning or want something to go together quickly!
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This brings to mind the fabrics used by my grandmother in so many quilts; feed sacks. A sweet quilt!
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Wixon, a manufacturer of seasonings, flavors and technologies for the food and beverage industry, has hired Kim Cornelius as Food Technologist for its Industrial Ingredients Lab.
Cornelius will be working in the company's Tech Center and be responsible for new product development, product reformulation, and product optimization. She has more than 15 years of experience in the industry and has developed spices and seasonings for a wide variety of applications, including meat, dips, sauces, and snacks. Prior to joining Wixon, Cornelius served as R&D Manager at Foran Spice Company.
"We are confident that Kim will be an excellent addition to Wixon and a particularly strong asset to our Tech Center Team," says Mariano Gascon, Wixon Vice President of Research & Development. "Kim's experience with multiple disciplines, including project management, food safety, and food regulations make her a well-rounded partner for our clients as they seek on-trend flavor systems and custom seasoning blends."
A native of Milton, Wis., Cornelius graduated from Mount Mary College in Milwaukee with a bachelor of science degree in dietetics. She is a member of the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT). Cornelius resides in Waterford, Wis., with her husband and enjoys competing in triathlons, gardening, and culinary endeavors.
For more than 100 years, Wixon has been a trusted provider of flavors, seasonings, and technologies for food and beverage manufacturers. With its scientific and culinary capabilities combined with a passion for service, Wixon drives innovation and solutions for its customers. Wixon focuses on its core areas of expertise: Industrial Ingredients, including Foodservice; Consumer Products; and Protein. Customers are encouraged to tap into a portfolio of services, including R&D, custom formulation development, turnkey solutions, and menu ideation. Wixon ingredients are globally-sourced and go beyond FDA standards to ensure quality and cleanliness. The company also offers spice grinding, blending, and a complete line of package engineering options. Located in St. Francis, Wis., a suburb of Milwaukee, Wixon is GFSI Certified to FSSC 22000, ISO9001 Certified, and QAI Organic Certified. More information on Wixon or any of its products may be obtained at www.wixon.com or by calling (414) 769-3000.
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1992 Pontiac Sunbird • 4 cylinder FWD Automatic • 135,000 miles
1992 Pontiac Sunbird 2.0l mileage: 135,000. All of a sudden the heater motor stops blowing. I ran a hot wire to it and it works, fuses good, grounds good. All I can figure is the switch. Anything I might have missed? I'm an old VW'er we never have these problems, but my wife wants to be warm.
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In the heater duct there is a resistor for different fan speeds, which may have failed. Also, check the blow fan relay.
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Game Director Joel Bylos reveals details about the new Halloween content for The Secret World starting today.
Halloween is the ideal time to bring in the extreme and spooky in an MMOG, and this week The Secret World delivers some seasonal content that includes new story, events, costumes and a server-wide Halloween contest. Check out the full video from Joel Bylos below for a look at The Secret Worlds first seasonal event.
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Mountain Dreams
Location Details: Pigeon Forge / Hidden Springs
Price: $350 - $670
Bedrooms: 4 Bathrooms: 3.5 Sleeps: 10
Mountain Dreams is a beautiful, luxury cabin that offers WiFi. This cabin is located in Hidden Springs Resort with access to year round swimming pool, and is located just one mile to all the action of Dollywood & Dolly's Splash Country and Pigeon Forge.
Guests will enter this cabin in to the open kitchen and living room. The kitchen is a fully equipped with stainless appliances, a table with six chairs and an island with four stools so you all can sit and enjoy a meal together. The living room offers a leather wrap around sofa, electric fireplace, 42" flat screen plasma TV with DVD player, half bath, and a closet with washer and dryer. Guest may go out on the deck and enjoy the views on one of the six rocking chairs. A master bedroom with king bed, jetted tub, 27" TV with DVD player and a full bath with shower.
The lower level of the cabin provides a game room with pool table; Foosball table, leather sofa sleeper, rocker, 32" plasma TV DVD player, electric fireplace, and a full size bath with shower. Also on the lower level is a door to the deck with hot tub, chairs and small table for your enjoyment after a long day hiking or shopping. Three bedrooms are on the lower level, two have queen beds, 27" TV, and DVD player. The third bedroom has a queen bed, 27" flat screen TV with DVD player and a full size bath room with shower, and a door to the deck.
So whether you want to visit Dollywood, shop in Pigeon Forge, or hike in the Smoky Mountains - it's just minutes away!
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All cabin stays are provided a free starter pack of coffee, paper towels, toilet tissue, hand soap, dish washer and dish washing detergent for your immediate use.
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Okay, I'm warning you now this is kind of a TMI post but I need some feedback on this issue. After sex I feel sore, as if I've been stretched, the best way to describe it is like a brush burn. I have to make my boyfriend go days between sessions because it takes a few days to feel okay down there again. I've read blood flow can change the way sex feels. I guess my biggest question is there any way to prevent this or positions to help prevent the discomfort? Has anyone had this issue before and if so was there something you did to help with the soreness?
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Lube it up, maybe change angle at which he is entering.
Maybe this is TMI, but the first couple times we ever had sex together I experienced this "brush burn" feeling. It was because of not enough lubrication, and also because he likes to neatly shave his area, and if the shave wasn't recent enough it would start growing back and scratch me to hell down there which I wouldn't notice until after the fact or towards the end.
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E.C. Listening: Eric Clapton's 50 Greatest Guitar Moments
Clapton at 70: The 50 greatest guitar moments of Eric Clapton's five-decade career.
01. "Crossroads"
Cream—Wheels of Fire (1968)
"Crossroads" has long been regarded as Eric Clapton's most inspired and well-crafted lead guitar performance, and with good reason.
This live, highly reworked cover of Robert Johnson's "Cross Road Blues" features him and band mates Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker performing some intense—and extended—interactive jamming on a 12-bar blues in A, set to an uptempo, double-time groove with a driving even-, or "straight-," eighths feel.
The high point comes during the arrangement's second, prolonged guitar solo, when the group engages in a rhythmically dense improvisation that represents the exhilarating apex of blues-rock freeform jamming. Conjuring a killer creamy tone with his 1964 Gibson SG Standard and stacks of 100-watt Marshall amps, Clapton exploits the rig's available sustain, using his signature vocal-like finger vibrato technique to make his guitar sing.
Particularly noteworthy is Clapton's consistently wide and impeccably intonated bend vibratos (bent notes that are then shaken), especially during his upper-register second solo, which he plays mainly in the 17th-position A minor pentatonic (A C D E G) "box" pattern.
He combines notes from this scale with those from the parallel A major pentatonic (A B C# E F#) to create varying hues of melodic "light and shade," more so during his first solo, and seamlessly shifts/drifts from one position to the next by using legato finger slides.
The result is a performance that ably supports the then-popular declaration that Clapton is God. "Crossroads" may be a song about striking a deal with the Devil, but this recording shows Clapton in supreme command of his divine powers.
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March 16, 2015 at 8:45pm
I am seconding jasnpast's citing of "Go Back Home" from Stephen Still's 1st solo album. It's one of his top ten in my book and I'm flabbergasted that I've never seen it called out in the press. Not only is Clapton's solo superb, much better than the often cited "My Guitar Gently Weeps," but Stills' playing is fabulous. One of the great guitar moments from the era.
March 15, 2015 at 7:12am
Nice article, I was fortunate enough that I was at the Beacon 3/20/09 whith my son when Eric sat in with ABB for,most of the 2nd set and the encore. Haynes, Trucks, and Clapton blew the roof off of the place. I remember saying to my son, "take it all in cuz you'll never see this again"as Eric walked out onto the stage. Thanks for the article.
March 15, 2015 at 2:08am
A terrific article... I won't bother arguing about the rankings of Slowhand's solos, but I believe you have overlooked one of his very best solos; "Go Back Home" from Stephen Stills' eponymous 1970 solo album.
May 06, 2014 at 8:16am
The use of the term "Strat into amp. The end." indicates you think that is bad. Some of us love thats sound more than anything!
March 12, 2015 at 2:57pm
I don't think it's bad! In fact, I wish he'd go back to that sound in 2015. I just think that his sound at the time, combined with his 1978-era material, wasn't doing him any favors in terms of exciting his audience. I seriously thank you for reading and commenting on this story! — DF/GW
March 28, 2014 at 12:27pm
As far as 'Badge' goes, I had always heard it was named for the chord progression. I never took the time to actually work it out to see if that was true though...
March 28, 2014 at 4:17pm
Yikes. Nope, not at all. It's the "Clapton mis-reading the word 'bridge'" story, as mentioned in the article. the song is in A minor.
March 27, 2014 at 7:09pm
...Interestingly his contemporaries never had the same limelight, "Clapton is God" remember, that's a hard handle for anyone to bare... but oh how they all chased him like the wolves of hell, maybe not with the intent of capturing what he was seemingly leaving behind but with the inspiration that was driving all our early Hero's to be the best they could be, if you read through the annals of history, for the most part they all were friends...
...along comes the likes of Rory Gallagher, Peter Green, and a young Gary Moore, for all of us who gasped at the fact that Clapton was now singing and playing Reggae and Blues so from the center of where we knew he came from and then here is this group of young guitar slingers just tearing up the sound scape with a fresh and inspiring energy...carrying on the tradition that Clapton started and made all of us to this day appreciate him even more for...and with a great and cheerful yell...Rock on!
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I agree about the customer service and the bad attitude with some of the employees. However, they still to an outstanding job on the game processing, and I haven't seen anything to question their sanitary conditions.Like this review?Yes|Flag Abuse
Green Valley Meats
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Virginian Review scheduled cutbacks start this week
Newspaper has served Covington, Clifton Forge, Alleghany & Bath Counties since 1914
POSTED: 05:03 AM EST Dec 24, 2013 UPDATED: 06:57 PM EDT Sep 01, 2013
A newspaper, which has been serving the community for nearly a century, is cutting back.
Starting Wednesday, the Virginian Review will go from publishing six-days a week to just two-days.
The editor, whose family has owned the paper since 1914, told WDBJ7 his family had to make this tough decision to keep the presses running.
Lower circulation numbers and lower ad venue made it financially impossible to keep the paper going like it has been.
Instead, the Virginian Review will increase its web presence.
The paper will now be published on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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The Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts' own resident theatre troupe, The Overlook Players, will present "Narnia" Aug. 4-6 at 7:30 p.m., with a Sunday, Aug. 7, matinee at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets are $10-$13.
Based on the beloved classic Chronicles of Narnia written by C.S. Lewis, this faithful two-act adaptation for the stage tells the tale of four young children who stumble through a wardrobe and into a mysterious world.


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Overbrook Preschool, located in the Clintonville area, is a loving and enriching environment in which children can grow and learn in a safe and secure setting. The Preschool began serving the north Columbus area in 1966. Overbrook is accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. In 1986 it became one of the first centers in Franklin County to earn this distinction. Overbrook Preschool has a Five-Star, Step Up to Quality rating from the State of Ohio.
Our teachers have four-year college degrees and continue to expand and improve their knowledge and information about young learners by participating in continuing education and in-service trainings.
Ohio's Early Learning and Development Standards are incorporated in the preschool curriculum and presented in the context of play. Teachers plan activities and learning centers based on the interests and development of the children in their classes. Teachers use The Creative Curriculum, a comprehensive, research-based assessment system to aid their intentional planning for each child. Classes always have at least two teachers that work as a team.
Lunch Bunch is another program offered for preschoolers. The children stay an extra 1 1/4 hours at school and play and a eat lunch that has been provided by their parent. Lunch Bunch is available with an additional fee.


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This is a beautiful modern townhouse with 2 bedrooms, 1 family bathroom and a downstairs toilet. The house is furnished to a very high standard and has air conditioning throughout. It is very spacious accomodation with a terrace, balcony, patio and a roof top solarium.
There is a communal pool and jacuzzi.
The house is in a prime location for walking to the beautiful beaches, bars and restaurants as well as visiting other tourist attractions :-Water Parks, Go - Karting, Golf breaks, Spanish Markets, Shopping Complexes and Marinas.
Size: Sleeps 5, (one master bedroom and a second bedroom with a single bed and bunk beds.) Cot also available
Nearest beach: There are 3 beautiful blue flag sandy beaches within walking distance.
Nearest amenities: 300m to an abundance of shops, bars and restaurants.
Family friendly: Suitable for children of all ages
Suitable for people with restricted mobility
Luxuries: Jacuzzi / Hot tub, DVD player, Sea view.
Pool: Shared outdoor pool (unheated).
General: Air conditioning ( heater in winter months), TV, CD player, Safe.
Standard: Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer.
Utilities: Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine.
Rooms: Lounge with dining area, fully fitted kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1 family bathroom, downstairs washroom.
Furniture: Single beds (3), King size beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seating for 4 inside and up to 6 outside, Lounge seating for 5.
Other: Linen and towels provided,
Outdoors: Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony / Terrace, roof top solarium, Private garden and rear enclosed yard,
Access: Parking available on the road outside the complex.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|Cabo Roig
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|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: San Javier / Murcia or Alicante
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Jacuzzi or hot tub, DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
|Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|King Beds (1), Single beds (1), Bunk Beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 5
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, Shared garden
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
There is a downstairs cloakroom consisting of a toilet and washbasin in addition to the family bathroom. There is a dining table inside with an additional large table for eating meals outside with 6 chairs. There are 4 sun loungers provided and on the balcony that leads from the master bedroom there is a small table and 2 chairs. For families with babies / toddlers we have a travel cot with bedding and a microwave steriliser.
|Further details outdoors
Plenty of parking is available outside the gates to the community. The house has a small private front garden and a large private patio outside the back door. There is a balcony with a sea view from the master bedroom. There is also a roof solarium with great sea views.
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There is a local contact (English speaking) in the resort who is on hand if you have any questions/queries. He can arrange airport transfers and is responsible for the appearance and cleanliness of the house on arrival. He will show you around the property and ensure the hot water is switched on prior to your arrival. On the day you are leaving, the house is usually available right up until you leave for the airport, meaning you get to enjoy every last minute of your holiday. The local contact will be able to confirm this when he meets you at the house. (The only time this may not be the case is if someone is arriving at the house on the day you leave. In those circumstances you may need to make the house available for the cleaners to do their job but you can still sit in the garden or around the pool or go for something to eat and your bags will be safe left at the property.) IF OUR CALENDAR SHOWS THAT THE DATES YOU ARE LOOKING AT ARE NOT FREE, PLEASE STILL ENQUIRE AS WE HAVE A SECOND IDENTICAL PROPERTY (3 DOORS AWAY) WITH IDENTICAL RATES AND TERMS. THANKS. CONDITIONS.There is a strict NO SMOKING policy throughout the property.We require a £50 deposit per booking with the balance being due in full 6 weeks prior to the start date. A 100 euro refundable breakages deposit is also required. This is not to cover small items of crockery etc. as the floors are tiled and any dropped items will almost certainly break. It is to cover more serious damage to the property or its fixtures and fittings. This 100 euro deposit will be refunded within 2 weeks of the end of your holiday subject to a satisfactory inspection.
The Valenciana region
The Costa Blanca is deemed as 'one of the healthiest places to live' thanks to its scarce rainfall and lovely dry climate.
There are fantastic Mediterranean beaches only a few minutes walk away from the house and also the lovely Cabo Roig Marina.
There are several Championship golf courses within a few minutes drive from the house and the famous historic cities of Cartagena and Murcia are less than 40 minutes drive away from the house.
La Zenia Boulevard has recently opened and this offers a wonderful shopping experience with restaurants, bars, and rides/entertainment for the children.
There are 2 water parks in the local area but for those wanting to go further afield, Benidorm is 60 minutes drive away where you can visit Terra Mitica and the other exciting water and theme parks.
Cabo Roig
The prestigious Cabo Roig area is a municipal district of Orihuela, which is a town in the province of Alicante. It is situated 10 kilometres south of Torrevieja. Cabo Roig is just a short 2½ hour flight from the UK and is easily serviced by 2 major airports; Alicante and Murcia. The transfer time from Alicante airport is 40 minutes, whilst Murcia airport is just 20 minutes away.
Just a few minutes walk from the house are some of the finest Blue Flag beaches in southern Costa Blanca.
There is a very attractive promenade that stretches along the coast.
There is only a 2-3 minute walk to the "Golden Mile" with a wonderful selection of restaurants, bars and shops. In addition there are banks, drug stores and a health care centre near by. A large supermarket is due to open in June 2013 only a short walk from the house.
There are 3 magnificent golf courses in the area, Las Ramblas de Orihuela, Real Club de Golf Campoamor and Club de Golf Villamartin.
Besides golf there are many other activities near the house such as go-karting, bicycle hire, tennis, water-sports, aqua park, horse riding and the newly opened La Zenia Boulevard.
The house is a 8-10 minute walk from Cabo Roig beach and the beautiful marina.
Playa Flamenca, La Zenia and Torrevieja are towns 5-10 min drive away with shopping, markets and different activities. You will find closer description in the house. Torrevieja, which has about 90.000 inhabitants is surrounded by salt lakes that are home to a variety of wildlife including pink flamingos which are protected within the La Mata nature reserve. In Torrevieja there is a large marina, fun fair, promenade which is busy from early evening with street artists and stalls, a harbour walk and many bars, shops and restaurants.
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Dr. Clarke Stevens specializes in orthodontics in Omaha, Nebraska.
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14441 Dupont Ct
Omaha, NE 68144
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* The Bulls lost their last game to the Warriors on Thursday after leading by 16 points, their largest blown lead in a loss since losing to the Trail Blazers on November 22 after leading by 21 points.
* Taj Gibson made his sixth start of the season in the Bulls' loss to the Warriors on Thursday, scoring a career-high tying 26 points. As a starter this season, Gibson is averaging 18.7 points per game and 10.0 rebounds per game, compared to 11.7 points per game and 6.1 rebounds per game when coming off of the bench.
* D.J. Augustin scored 27 points in the two teams' prior matchup this season on 5-for-7 shooting from beyond the three-point line. Since that game (since January 20), Augustin has averaged 18.2 points per game on 45.9 percent shooting on three-pointers.