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Adventure along the Nile through Egypt's fascinating history and culture
Travel to Egypt and follow the path of the River Nile as you revel in a taste of Egypt's history, beauty and colour on this short but action-packed trip along the longest river in the world. Cruise the Nile on a felucca, discover the largest and most impressive pharaonic temples, chat and dine with interesting locals and live it up in this country of deserts, bazaars, monuments and good old-fashioned adventures.
- Be amazed by the Temples of Karnak
- Explore Luxor's Valley of the Kings
- Go bargain hunting in Cairo's souqs
- Travel by camel to visit the Sphinx and Pyramids
- Dine with Nubian locals in a traditional village
- Cruise the Nile on a felucca
- Home cooked meal with a local Family in Luxor
This itinerary is valid for departures from 01 January 2015 to 31 December 2015. View the itinerary for departures between 01 January 2016 - 31 December 2016
Day 1-2 Cairo
Day 3-5 Aswan/Nile Felucca
Day 6-7 Luxor
Day 8 Cairo
Meals7 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners
TransportCamel, Felucca, Overnight sleeper train, Van
AccommodationFelucca (1 night), Hotel (4 nights), Overnight sleeper train (2 nights)
Included activities
- Camel ride at the Pyramids
- Colossi of Memnon
- Donkey ride (seasonal - not in summer)
- Egyptian Museum
- Intrepid Foundation Project visit - ACE (Animal Care in Egypt)
- Karnak Temple
- Khan al-Khalili bazaar visit
- Overnight felucca sailing trip
- Pyramids and Sphinx
- Valley of the Kings (3 tombs)
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Our Egypt Adventure trips score an average of 4.73 out of 5 based on 33 reviews in the last year.
Egypt Adventure , October 2015
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If you want to get your hands "dirty" and experience the culture of Egypt then this tour is for you. We found it very gritty and excellent in feinding out about egypt as it is, not as you may see it in some Brochures. Our guide Mohamed was excellent.
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This was one of the BEST trips i've taken with Intrepid. If you are on the fence about going to Egypt/Jordan get off it! It is the most magical amazing place. I had so many "favorite moments" of the trip i can't list them all! Mohammed and Osama our trip leaders were so knowledgeable and made the trip a memorable one. Thank you!!!! Will be hard to top but i'll be booking another trip 2016 with Intrepid to try!
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Possibly an Alice Caviness design, this style of Art Deco period jewelry was made in Germany and typical used a 925 or better grade of silver with enamel. This one is marked '935'. The addition of glittery marcasites make these type of pins something truly special.
This pin measures 2" high and is very 3-dimensional in its layered construction. Nice darkened patina on the silver lends nice contrast to the pale body color and different shades of blue of the wings. This wading bird is shown in a typical, one leg up pose.
Condition is excellent in all ways.
The last photo shows a page from an Alice Caviness catalog.
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Christians in Holy Land -Orthodoxy has better prospects than either Protestants or Catholics
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- "The Russians Are Coming" to rescue the Holy Land?
There have been significant changes to Israeli religious demographics over
the last 10 years, thanks to the influx of more than 1 million Russians. One
in 5 Israelis is now Russian, 20% of the population. A proportion of these
are Jews by ancestry but Russian Orthodox Christians by religion. Today new
Orthodox churches are being built throughout Israel and even on the
kibbutzim! The Russians and the Arabs are brother Orthodox in Israel and
together they will bring a new springtime of Christianity to the Mother
Church of Jerusalem.
"I was recently given two startling pieces of information by a visiting
Palestinian friend from Jerusalem. One was that there were several Russian
Orthodox Christian churches being built in the southern Israeli town of
Beersheba.... <snip>
"Just as remarkable is Lustick's observation that a significant number of
the newcomers had registered themselves either as Christians or persons of
no religion at all. As a result of this situation, the Russians, or to put
it another way, non-Arab Christians are the fastest growing Israeli
religious community and now constitute 8-9 per cent of the non-Arab
population of the state... <snip>"
One factor with which the Jerusalem Patriarchate will have to come to terms
in the near future is the large numbers of Russian Orthodox who are now part
of its flock. These are Jews genetically and Orthodox Christians
religiously. Jerusalem has set up a church department for the Russians but
it seems inadequate for the numbers of Russians involved. In the years ahead
the character of the Patriarchate will be altered by the Russian Orthodox
Another article:
Last wave of immigration sharply increased
the number of secret [Orthodox] Christians in Israel
Although official statistics indicate that the number of Christians in
Israel is constantly decreasing, in reality, EAI data shows that there is a
large number of secret Christians among the Jews who arrived from Russia and
Ukraine between 1989-1993.
Thus, the research conducted among 86,000 new immigrants in 1999
demonstrated that approximately 53% of them cannot be considered Jews in
accordance with Judaic law. Available data suggest approximately 400,000
"unregistered [Orthodox] Christians" arrived with the last wave of
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ECO TOUR Rainforest Walk / Hike on trail in the Tongass National Forest and visit a Totem Park in Beautiful Ketchikan, Alaska.
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This is a wonderful opportunity to enrich your senses and enjoy the fresh Alaska air on this off the beaten path Ketchikan Tour. Our Local Native guide will lead you through the easy gravel rainforest trail that the locals use, while learning about the trees and plants you are seeing. After our rainforest walk enjoy a sample of Seaweed "The Alaska Popcorn" (prepared by Natives and is unique to our tour), snack of smoked salmon dip and bottled water.
Our journey then takes us to a Totem Park where you will see the majestic Alaska Native Totem Poles and a Clan House with the Pacific Ocean setting the perfect back drop. You will hear stories behind the totems and learn about the native culture.
There are wonderful photo opportunities throughout this nature adventure.
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I have custom post type added on my website and it works fine. There are sevaral customterms are added for custom taxonomy. So, one post is under different terms & sub terms.
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Say one of my post is under Sub term2 of Term1 and Sub term3 of Term 2. On the single postpage I can show the related posts of the same terms. But I want to show the related postfrom particular one term with child-parent relation. The logic is "If the current post has any term which is the child term of Term1 then display the relatedpost of that child term only.So in the loop it will always check for each term, if it is
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It would be great if anyone provide me the code for this section.
Here is the code I am currently using in single post page below the post content.
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NPR has learned that much more oil, 70,000 barrels a day or more than ten times the official estimate, is gushing into the Gulf of Mexico from the Deepwater Horizon pipe, based on scientific analysis of the video released Wednesday.
That's the equivalent of one Exxon Valdez tanker full every four days.
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What determines the price of college tuition? It certainly isn't the quality of the product -- as copiously demonstrated in David Horowitz's new book, "The Professors: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America."
The two big topics on CNN last week were (1) high gas prices and (2) the high cost of college tuition. (Also a story about an angry Hispanic lacrosse player who vanished from a cruise ship during Bush's low poll numbers.)
CNN reports that college tuition has risen an astonishing 40 percent since 2000. But the proposed solutions to the exact same problem -- high prices for gasoline and tuition, respectively -- were diametrically opposed.
The only solution to high gas prices considered on CNN was to pay oil company executives less, perhaps by order of the president. But somehow, no one ever suggested that the solution to the high price of college -- far outpacing inflation -- was to pay professors less. In that case, the solution is for the government to subsidize college professors' salaries even more than it already does.
Based on CNN's special coverage of high gas prices, the unfolding crisis in college tuition ought to be reported like this:Coming up, soaring prices at the colleges. Who's to blame? How can you keep your child in college and cash in your wallet? And Harvard outrage, big education makes big bucks, but we pay the price. So should President Bush limit prices? ...
To our top story now. It seems like a summer ritual. Rising professors' salaries mean rising tuition prices. But this year, sticker shock at the tuition window is fueling more concern than ever. And it has many people asking where is it going to end?
JAMIE COURT, CONSUMER RIGHTS ADVOCATE: Every time you see the price of tuition go up, you can hear "ka-ching, ka-ching" in the bank accounts of the college professors.
That's how oil company profits are reported. Why not subsidize the oil companies, which provide a product essential to allowing 300 million Americans to live, and put a cap on the price of college, which seems designed to turn out more liberal parasites on the productive?
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If you're a SharePoint geek and you love beta software (just like me) then you'll want to know if it's possible to set up SharePoint 2010 on the Windows 8 Consumer Preview. I'm happy to report that it is, and that it's relatively easy. :)
What you need to do is install all of the prerequisites manually, turn UAC off and then follow these instructions for getting it set up on Windows 7: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee554869.aspx
You do need to be careful about the Windows Features though, as the package manager script listed on MSDN will not install the necessary .NET 3.5 features:
Before you can run up Central Administration, or any other SharePoint sites however, you will need to change the .NET Framework version to v2.0
Open up IIS Manager by hitting start and then typing inetmgr then hit enter. You then need to expand application pools and right click on the app pool you want to change (all SharePoint App Pools will need to run under version 2.0.50727) and click basic settings:
Once there, change the app pool from v4.0 to v2.0:
After you've got it all up and running, you can then create SharePoint projects in Visual Studio, and use it for prototyping and playing around. I still haven't managed to get the SharePoint PowerShell cmdlets to work as yet, since PowerShell runs against the v4 framework. If anyone has any hints about this, then please let me know!
I read something the other day that recommended using the "Set Application Pool defaults" to make sure all new AppPools are created using v2. That way you don't have to come back and change them.
Also the article recommended using PowerGUI for running SP Cmdlets as that product (albeit version 22.214.171.1248) targets v3.5.
Ooo, that sounds much easier than changing them every time... And I just found this article showing where to do it: blogs.msdn.com/.../iis-7-tip-9-set-application-pool-defaults.aspx
Thanks Simon!
Ah, I just found out how to run PowerShell v2 which make it possible to run all the SharePoint cmdlets we know and love. Start PowerShell up with the -Version switch set to 2.
PowerShell.exe -Version 2
Latest version of PowerGui still seemed to use PowerShell 3 with .Net 4.0... Can you specify PowerShell start up parameters in PowerGui?
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I am haven't problems on the installation.
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Stunning pearl bracelet combined with handmade textured links in polished silver.Quill clasp
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(Saint Michael) The sixteenth Franciscan mission established in California. The site chosen was at a place called by the natives Vahia, in the upper Salinas valley, between San Antonio and San Luis Obispo, in the north part of the present San Luis Obispo County. Taylor (Cal. Farmer, Apr. 27, 1860) says the name of the rancheria at the site of the mission was Chulam, or Chalomi. At this place Fr. Lasuen, on July 25, 1797, "in the presence of a great multitude of gentiles of both sexes and of all ages," formally founded the mission. The natives were very friendly, and 15 children Were offered for baptism the sane day. The mission grew rapidly in population and wealth. By 1800 there were 362 neophytes, and 973 in 1810, while the greatest number, 1,076, was reached in 1814. At the end of the first three years the mission had 372 horses and cattle, and 1,582 small stock, while the crops for that year (1800) were 1,900 bushels. In 1810 there were 5,281 cattle and horses, 11,160 small stock, with an average crop for the preceding decade of 3,468 bushels. During the next decade the stock increased considerably, but the crops began and continued to decline. In 1806 the mission lost a number of its buildings and a large quantity of supplies by fire, but the roof only of the church was injured. Shortly after 1818 a new church was completed. In 1828 the mission lands were reported as extending from the ocean to Tulare lake. In 1834 there were 599 neophytes. Up to this time the total number of natives baptized was 2,562, of whom 1,277 were children. The mission was secularized in 1836, and was generally prosperous until 1840, as its ranches and vine-yards had not been granted to private individuals. The Indians lived at the mission and on the ranches, and in 1840 still numbered 350. In 1844, however, San Miguel was reported as without lands or cattle, while its neophytes were demoralized and scattered for want of a minister. The mission was sold in 1845, but the purchase was later declared invalid. The church and monastery were preserved and are still in use. The church is particularly interesting because of the interior decorations, which have been practically undisturbed since the days of the first padres. The Indians of this mission belonged to the Salinan linguistic family, though among the neophytes were many, probably Yokuts, from San Joaquin valley, with whom the natives around the mission are said to have been on intimate terms
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The Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Officers Club 50-yard pool repair project has been completed.
In early May during an annual opening inspection and cleaning, water leakage was discovered below the white coat surface, or the protective coating, of the pool floor. After a week and a half of chipping the coating and replacing deck tiles, the 50-yard pool reopened June 11. The multi-purpose pool has been closed since pool operations commenced Memorial Day weekend.
The recently-completed work at the pool complex was the first major maintenance venture at club pools in close to a quarter of a century.
"This was some maintenance work that was required to be done. Pools are notoriously expensive to maintain. This cost us over $50,000 to repair," Directorate of Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Specialist Todd Hopkins explained. "Over sixty percent of the white coat needed to be chipped out, which means they [pool repairmen] had to go down to the cement surface and plaster it back in. There's new tile all the way around the pool. What we basically did is rebuild the bottom of the pool."
Hopkins wanted Families of active-duty personnel, retirees and servicemembers to know that if the problems were not addressed, serious pump and structure malfunctions could have occurred to the 50-yard pool, which is used for swimming lessons, swim team practices, adult lap swims and open swimming.
"Water was seeping under the white coat and it was bubbling up. The pressure [from leaking water] can eventually cause the white coat to explode out," he said. "[The repairs] took about seven to ten days to do -- the chipping and replacing everything and more plastering."
Hopkins said that an average life of a well-used pool floor is from five to 10 years depending on maintenance and weather conditions.
With all four pools fully operational, the O club aquatic staff is already preparing for a large schedule of special events. The first of a series of four free Dive-in Movies is scheduled for June 22 at 9 p.m. That premiere movie night will feature the film "The Great Outdoors." Other pool-side movie evening dates are July 6 ("Madagascar 3"), July 27 ("Summer Rental") and Aug. 17 ("Ice Age: Continental Drift"). All Dive-in Movie nights are scheduled for Saturdays.
FMWR will also say goodbye to the 2013 pool season by hosting more than 100 dogs for the annual Doggie Dip, which will be held Sept. 7. Hopkins noted that the pool and MWR office are already receiving inquiries about the pooch-friendly swim.


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Social activism and the underpinning of digital solutions to major market innovation will characterise this year, according to renowned South African trend analyst, Dion Chang...
By Dion Chang 16 Jan 2015 13:00
It's all about me, you and what we want. Now. No waiting around. This is the year the consumer and content will dominate and brands learn the meaning of true collaboration...
By Louise Marsland 16 Jan 2015 15:05
What an interesting dilemma it was for me moving into publishing almost three years ago. The glossy was HERO and digital was a very, very bad word indeed. But I was excited that, for first time, I could really get to grips with CONTENT. In advertising that's the missing, quintessential link. In order to understand where I am headed here, let me contextualise my thinking by way of illustrating a historical, time-stamped journey of sorts.
By Sue Disler 14 Jan 2013 14:44
Last year was certainly an economic roller-coaster ride. In 2013, marketers will need to look through the uncertainty and make some longer-term plans, as well as choices and decisions, on how they will steer their brands forward. So here are some of the decisions and choices to be made in 2013, in no particular order...
By Darren Woolley 14 Jan 2013 14:14
African software has had some qualified global successes, but more often than not our home-grown innovations don't 'take' well in other territories. To overcome this, we need to think wider. While African solutions are often preferred in dealing with African problems, our software developers must also identify global applications for their solutions, if they are to have global success.
By Wesley Lynch 14 Jan 2013 10:19
E-learning is expected to be worth US$107 billion globally by 2015. Experts predict that digital learning is going to be increasingly mobile in 2013, which will open it up to a wide audience in South Africa where 2.4 million people have access to the internet via their cellphones alone.
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What 2012's stats tell us about trends for online shopping in the New Year... How consumers' confidence and trust in e-commerce is growing, and how reviews are the coming wave.
11 Jan 2013 05:37
In the past, almost none of the marketing budget that made its way to digital marketing was earmarked for mobile marketing initiatives.
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NOIDA (UP), INDIA: Unlike the traditional forms of marketing such as advertising, wherein almost everything has been said and done, search marketing is still dynamically growing and best practices are invented day in and day out. Every year, search engine marketers get filled with anticipation wondering what would emerge as the "next big thing" in search marketing.
By Subhash Chandra 9 Jan 2013 05:50
LONDON, UK / JOHANNESBURG, SA: Turbulent times were predicted on the back end of 2012. The ANC Mangaung conference precipitated very little stormy seas other than an anti-climactic conclusion. The Mayan apocalypse materialised into nothing but an ordinary day. In fact with so many forecasts for change and a chasm of chaos, one may tend to be a bit sceptical with further predictions of change.
By *David Mattin and Saint-Francis Tohlang 8 Jan 2013 07:55
Here they are, Bizcommunity.com Marketing & Media South Africa's 2012 lists of most popular articles, those that drew the most comment, our most-read contributors, our most-visited galleries - and the ads from the Ornico Ad Showcase that got you voting.
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MOSCOW, RUSSIA: Kaspersky Lab's experts have outlined key security trends of 2012 and presented their views on the core threats of 2013. The most notable predictions for the next year include the continued rise of targeted attacks, cyber-espionage, and nation-state cyber-attacks, the evolving role of hacktivism, the development of controversial "legal" surveillance tools, and the increase in cybercriminal attacks targeting cloud-based services.
2 Jan 2013 07:39
Craig Page-Lee, managing director Posterscope, shares his views on what he reckons will be the out-of-home trends in 2013.
27 Dec 2012 09:14
LONDON, UK: Informa Telecoms & Media today revealed its Top 10 trends for 2013 for the telecoms and media sectors. Five of the predictions relate directly to telecoms operators and the other five cover the TV, digital media and OTT communications sector.
21 Dec 2012 08:09
South Africa's telecommunications industry has lived through yet another year of growth, change and upheaval, touching lows like the worrying upheaval at Telkom, and reaching highs such as the launch of the country's first commercial long-term evolution (LTE) networks. The factor that I would single out as perhaps the most important trend of 2012 is the rapid move of smartphones into the mainstream.
By Mark Taylor 29 Nov 2012 10:13
Manufacturing production in South Africa fell by 1.1% year-on-year (y/y) in September after a downwardly revised 2.8% (3.0%) year-on-year rise in August' data released by Statistics SA on Thursday showed.
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In Illinois, Democratic legislators and a Democratic governor pushed through a massive 67 percent personal income tax hike (and a 46 percent boost in corporate taxes), claiming an accompanying "cap" would mean no new spending. Sure.
Illinois is caught in a trap of its own making, agreeing with unions (the Democrat base) to pay exorbitant amounts of retirement and health benefits to public employees the state cannot afford. Governors in nearby states are inviting Illinois residents and businesses to move from Illinois. No doubt many will accept those invitations, taking their money and their jobs with them.
California is a failing state, having overpromising public-sector workers at the expense of the private sector. And it's not alone. According to Bloomberg, "More than 80 percent of the nation's 27 million state and local government workers and retirees are covered by public pensions. Yet the median state plan had enough money to pay just 76 percent of its obligations as of Aug. 20, 2010." Data compiled by the University of Rochester and Northwestern University found that "six cities -- Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Fla., Philadelphia and St. Paul, Minn. -- will run out of pension money by 2020." States that have had enough have Republican governors who are committed to reducing spending and taxes.
In his State of the State address last week, Indiana Republican Mitch Daniels, properly took credit for policies that have placed his state among the financially strongest in the nation: lowest property taxes in the country and matching spending to income by eliminating "nice to do" programs, focusing instead on "must do" ones.
Daniels noted, "Elsewhere state government payrolls have grown, but here, we have the nation's fewest state employees per capita, fewer than we did in 1978." He said that during the current recession "at least 35 states raised taxes, but Indiana cut them. Since '04, the other 49 states added to their debt, by 40 percent; we paid ours down by 40 percent." Other states went into the red, he said, but in Indiana "our savings account remains strong, and our credit AAA."
Daniels spoke of "protecting the taxpayer" and added, "...whatever course others may choose, here in Indiana we live within our means, we put the private sector ahead of government, the taxpayer ahead of everyone, and we will stay in the black, whatever it takes."
Unless you're a retired state employee in Illinois, you are probably on your feet shouting, "Yes! This is what I've been waiting to hear!"
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What We Are Doing
The team at SuperHero Photography want to do something SUPER COOL & create a Female version of the Classic Robocop. We are going OLD SCHOOL !!! We have Davence who will be building the super sexy cop for us and the AWESOME Freddie Nova will take on the role as Robo ! Adam will be doing the photo shoot and overall scheming :)
We want to storyboard the Shoot with Freddie starting in normal cop gear and then the transformation to Robocop.
What We Need & What You Get
We need $2500 to cover all materials, labour, shipping, and reward incentives to truly make this as epic as we can !
As soon as the costume is built we will be doing a Photo Shoot to release out to the SuperHero Photography page and then the actual build will debut at C2E2 2013
As a thank you we will have posters and tshirts :) There is also an opportunity to sponsor the build/shoot and debut by having your logo connected to all social media and promotions.
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Fairfield Inn Beckley
Fairfield Inn Beckley
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.0/10
125 Hylton Lane
Beckley, WV 25801
Welcome to the Fairfield Inn Beckley
A free breakfast buffet and free parking add to the value of a stay at the completely non-smoking Fairfield Inn Beckley, one of the most popular hotels in the area among Priceline guests.
Hotel Features
For a fee, you can pack your pooch for a visit to this pet-friendly hotel with five floors and 87 rooms. Sprawl out on a thick mattress, crisp cotton sheets, custom comforter and fluffy down pillows. You can get busy at a well-lit work desk. Make the most of your leftover lunch with an in-room microwave and mini-fridge. Rooms include cable TVs and coffeemakers. You can silence your grumbling tummy with savory breakfast sandwiches, muffins and fresh fruit at the free breakfast. Busy professionals copy and fax important documents in the business center. For a little relaxation, splash in the sparkling outdoor pool and then freshen up your swimwear in the guest laundry. You can also unwind with some entertainment in the game room. Parking is free.
Hotel Location
Fairfield Inn is a half-mile from I-77, putting the greater Beckley area within reach of Priceline guests. You can learn about West Virginia's rich coal mining history at the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine, two-and-a-half miles away. Shop for local arts and crafts at Tamarack, a large arts and crafts complex located less than two miles from the hotel. Golfers drive down the fairways at Briar Patch Golf Course, two miles away. The hotel is 13 miles from Raleigh County Memorial Airport.
Guest Favorites
Priceline guests appreciate the "friendly staff," "great selections" at the free breakfast and "nice rooms" at the "consistently comfortable" Fairfield Inn Beckley.
Fairfield Inn Beckley Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
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- Free high speed internet connection
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- Front desk
- Full business center
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- HBO available
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Breakfast was no different than the competition hotels. From reviews we expected a better breakfast. For the extra $25 over the other hotels, I think we will try one of the others next time.
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Hotel was slightly hidden off the main road but had good direcions to find it
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First time at a Fairfield Inn. Good location, attractive and well maintained with clean rooms. Best lighted hotel room I have stayed at in a long time. Next to Outback which was nice.
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Very clean, updated and renovated. Conveniently located.
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Villa Souno
From $7,470 / week
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Description from the manager
Bedrooms: 4/
Bathrooms: 4/
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Type: House
Villa Souno is an ideal vacationing destination as it is just a 40 minute drive to the centre of Athens yet has many beaches which remain unspoilt with waters comparable to those of many Aegean islands.No other construction can be built on this protected site. Making this a serene and private retreat. The villa rests on a 9000 square meter plot close to a small church, which resides on the highest point it was built by the original owners.
Magnificent mature gardens surround the property from pine trees to numerous fruit, olive, pistachio trees and shrubs. Constructed on a hill it enjoys sensational views of Cape Sounion, the Temple of Poseidon ...Read more
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Sounio is and had been a very popular vacation home destination for many Greeks.Being only 69 kilometers from Athens and boasting wonderful beaches along its coastline has made it very attractive and accessible.Cape Sounio is famous for its ancient Temple of Poseidon the God of the sea. The site is a day excursion tourist attraction particularly for its sunset from the Temple's ruins a spectacular occurrence. Full moon nights are magnificent and also bring many visitors.Sounio per se does not offer much in terms of entertainment but Lavrio town being a few kilometers away has quaint tavernas and a convenient shopping area. Lavrio's fish market is well known as local fishermen supply it with their daily catch.However Sounio is so close to Athens that one can travel between the two very easily either by taking the road that runs along the east Attica seafront a beautiful drive or the quicker Attica motorway.Sounio is a great location for vacationers who wish to be close to Athens and its numerous cultural activities but at the same time enjoy the glorious Aegean sea a name given to it on that same spot, cape Sounio.From Athens International airport 20 minute drive. From Athens centre 40-45 minute drive.


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What Napoleon at Austerlitz can teach the CIO about the Customer and CRM.
by Michael Maoz | November 24, 2015
Hannibal had Cannae, Napoleon had Austerlitz, and the Customer has you business. Not the CIO, not the heads of Marketing, Digital Commerce, and not your shareholders. Next Wednesday, 2 December...
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by Andrew White | November 19, 2015
There was a really interesting narrative in the recently published IMF World Economic Outlook. I copy it here in full:
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Le Pommier: Convenient to sightseeing and fun
It was a cold blustery day in Bayeux and we were hungry. We walked from the market back toward our car and didn't find anything promising. As we walked down rue des Cuisiniers, we remembered and quickly found Le Pommier with the cheerful apples on the facade. It looked warm and inviting so we entered.
It was very crowded (and delightfully warm) but they did manage to seat us. The waitress was very nice; the menu was wide-ranging, even including a vegetarian "formula." We opted for the fish instead and it was very good.
This is not a gourmet restaurant and there is a lunch "menu" for 15.00 euros. At that price you wouldn't expect gourmet. The food was very good; the service excellent and the ambience warm and inviting.
They have updated the facade since I took the photo. It looks much more modern now but the food and ambience remain lovely.
Favorite Dish: We had crudités, fish in a cream sauce and Ed got the apple sorbet in Calvados while I got a fondant au chocolate (my all time favorite dessert).
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LE POMMIER: My favourite
My two daughters and I celebrated our birthdays last year in this restaurant : they enjoyed it, both atmosphere and great food, we spent a great time there, almost creating entertainment (fine wine).
Favorite Dish: They may have a new MENU, it is a gastronomic restaurant: it is the right place to enjoy fine Norman meals, either with fish / seafood or meat (le "Cochon de Bayeux" is the local meat)
It is labelled "Normandie Qualité Tourisme"
- Food and Dining
Boulangerie de la Cathédrale: The Best Gland in the Land
Not really a restaurant, but a place to buy superb French pastry.
Favorite Dish: This boulangerie has the best gland I have ever tasted.
What, you are asking, is a gland? It is a bit like an eclair, only shaped more like an oval, and it is distinguished by its green icing and chocolate jimmies. Inside is a rich cream custard. Very addictive, and I'm addicted. I've tried them from dozens of places, and the one I found here takes the cake.
This boulangerie offers two varieties of gland. The green-iced one from here has a subtle flavor of Grand Marnier. YUM!
You can find these hotel-restaurants in ARROMANCHES and PORT EN BESSIN (about 10/12 km far from Bayeux)
Both are set on quays, and from your seat you may enjoy the sunset on the sea (in Arromanches it is really beautiful). The tables are nicely laid. The waiters and waitresses very professional.
They offer 2/3 different menus, different prices (30/50 euros)
Favorite Dish: I had dinner at Arromanches(menu touristique) and it was very good. I recommend the oysters, and fish, fresh from our coasts.
Of course "Mussels and chips" is a traditional dish in this area. Most pleasant dish with cider or white wine. I usually have Norman cider.
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LA FRINGALE: Enjoy the Apple Atmosphere
If you come to Normandy I guess you agree to taste Norman local products. So why not start with the BAYEUX cider and some fresh local food ?
I recommend oysters as a starter, then "jambon au cidre" (ham served with vegetables, french fries, and cider sauce), and their apple tart tastes nicely, I was told, because I usually end my menu with a coffee, rarely with dessert.
The manager and the waiters are very nice people.
Favorite Dish: It is closed in winter. During the touristic season (April - September) better book your table.
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- Food and Dining
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DOMESDAY & others: Norman Pans
This restaurant is called after the "Domesday Book" that gave to William of Normandy, king of England, an entire account of the wealth in "his" kingdom...
It is near the cathedral, you can't miss it.
The ambiance is warm, and there you may have CREPES or pancakes, or other dishes
There is a new CREPERIE-GRILL called "Pate a Pat", it might be nice, but i haven't been there yet.
If you like local traditional food, then you may also go to LE PETIT NORMAND, and IT IS OPEN ON SUNDAYS!!!!
Favorite Dish: Any, it is good food.
ask for some local cider as well, if you choose "crêpes"
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La Rapiere: Excellent Food
If you want an authentic French restaurant with a bit of class then this is the place for you. We had an excellent 5 course meal at this rather nice French restaurant.
The service was friendly, attentive but not intrusive.
Go for a feast of French cuisine. We booked a table for two for 8pm and then went for a drink in a local bar. Fast food it was not, so don't come here if you after quick bite.
Go to immerse yourself in what the French do best!
Favorite Dish: It was all good.
- Food and Dining
Le Moulin de la Galette: For those who want to enjoy true Normandian food
This superb restaurant offers the true traditions of Normandie kitchen. Here you can choose out of a wide variation of absolute Normandian dishes and if requested, the person that serves you will explain in fine details the traditions surrounding this dish.
Besides the exquisit menu, the restuarants location is also of great ambiance. The restaurant is in an old watermill and on a sunny day it is a great joy to sit on the terrace to have dinner, while the silent Aure river runs by your table and a splendid view over Bayeux is in front of you.
Favorite Dish: Whatever your choice will be, drink Cider wine with it and see how this is served.
Suggestion for dish: something with camembert?
La Rapier: Great local place!
In a little alley off the main street, this is a mom and daughter run restaurant which I suspect is mostly for locals, but our hotel reccommended the place and it was our favorite restaurant in Bayeux during our visit. We returned often. Excellent food and good wines, all very competitively priced. Mom's english was good, and the daughters was close.
Favorite Dish: Everything on the menu.
Le Rapier: great local french food
Hidden in a little alley, this is a family owned and operated (as far as we could tell by mom and daughter) which has tons of atmosphere and REALLY good food. Have tried several meals there and never been anything but absolutely delighted with the quality and the prices!
Favorite Dish: Everything!
Le P'tit Restro is the new name of Le Petit Bistro: New Style Bistro
Only a few steps away from the main entrance to the Cathedral this tiny bistro packs a real punch..
We first came here in 2007 and so enjoyed our meal we returned (1 Oct 2009)
We found a few changes.
To begin with a change of name – Le Petit Bistro is now Le P'tit Resto.
Gone is the deep red facade – grey is now the colour to look out for..
Inside, the simple, modern decor of the dining area provides just 12 covers with some seating beyond.
The cuisine is much as before – lingering echoes of nouvelle cuisine with more substance.
It was a lovely warm day so we chose to sit outside and ordered the Formule Express – 15 euros for two courses including a generous glass of wine, plus an amuse-guelue and a tiny sweet to finish.
To start I chose petits andouilles with lardons and apple in a crusty case of finely cut crisp onions. John went for pissadaliere de thon.
The main course was roast loin of pork with chorizo, roast potato and a delicious onion and red wine sauce.
Don't go there if your idea of a good meal is a piled high, an overflowing plate.
For us this was a perfect light lunch..
Update May 21 2015
we were on our way intending to eat here again but were waylaid by rain so had lunch where the rain fell at Le Garde Manger Brasserie at Hotel Reine Mathilde. An excellent alternative.
Afterwards for old times sake we strolled past le P'tit Resto, soon after 2.15 in the afternoon. By then the Bistro was closed but the Menu Board was still out - still seems to be offering the sort of good luncheon menus we have enjoyed in the past... and still at reasonable prices.
Chez Paulete: Just Super Delish and Fun
This little happy place is just across from the Cathedral. It is locally owned and creative. The fair is simple yet creative. The price is very reasonable. The two women running it were very friendly and welcoming. The decor is fun, funky and comfortable.
I can wholeheartedly recommenced this spot.
Favorite Dish: The menu seems to be guided by what is available and fresh. The fare is light with local ingredients. If you are a vegetarian you will find them accommodating. ( a bit unusual in France)
We had some open face sandwiches as a main course. They had very nice bread and cheese and were good sized. Very nice.
The deserts are where Chez Paulette shines. The offerings are local and homemade. We came here later the next day to tre more of the desert offerings. We were not disappointed. So leave room for the desert. It is as if your grandma made a desert for you. Just really great.
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We ate dinner at a restaurant at the corner of Rue des Bouches and Rue Royale/Rue Alain Chartier. I believe it was in the Hotel Mogador. We asked for outdoor seating, which was a covered patio along Rue Alain Chartier. The service was very good, but being American and used to eating much earlier than the French, we were promptly seated at 7:15 pm, and were the only guests at the time. Each of the three of us had a different meal, I had the goat cheese in a flaky pastry that was fabulous. The wine served was of course, French, but opting for the house white wine, I do not not the vintage. We opted to pass dessert there, but instead to stroll along the streets and have coffee and dessert at a small sandwich and ice cream shop at the corner of Rue St. Patrice and Rue Royale/Rue Alain Chartier (it's the same street but changes names at Rue St. Patrice). The lovely young couple that own this shop had been very helpful to us on our first day of arriving, and we patronized their shop every day. The young man's name was Michael, and he and his petite wife were extremely cordial and friendly. Please stop in and say hello to them from Missi from Jacksonville, Florida, who visited with them in July 2002. They are the primary reason Bayeux has such a sentimental piece of my memories.
Le Petit Normand: Excellent Family Restaurant
We we recommended this restaurant by the landlady of the B&B that we were staying at. It was excellent. We hadn't booked, but they were very friendly and managed to fit us in with no problems. A friendly and not too fussy place.
Favorite Dish: We had one of the set menus which was excellent. I started with Oysters and the meal continued from there.
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Just behind and a little north of the cathedral is this charming little bar, brasserie, creperie which are associated with the Hotel Reine Mathilde. Of course it is named for a local historic figure, Queen Mathile, wife of William the Conqueror, so to keep the local theme, I had a tartine with local camembert and a legendary Norman tarte tatin. My son is addicted to chocolate mousse so opted for that. We all 4 tenjoyed the food, reasonable prices and the fine service.
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The Institute of Medicine (IOM) identified patient-centered care as an important dimension of health care quality. Patient-centered care includes providing low health literacy patients with the tools to participate in systems of care that are responsive to their needs. Increasing the demand among patients for "culturally sensitive" health care could, arguably, help reduce racial and ethnic disparities in care. However, there is not enough empirical evidence showing a link between culturally sensitive health care and improved patient health outcomes. Furthermore, few specific measurable indicators of cultural sensitivity exist. This research project will address the paucity of culturally sensitive assessment tools by: (a) providing a reliable and valid toolkit to assess patient-centered, culturally sensitive health care; (2) identifying patient, provider and health care site characteristics that are associated with patients' perceptions of health care quality; and (3) testing a patient-centered, culturally sensitive model program for patients with Type 2 diabetes. In Phase I, a national sample of low-income and minority patients as well as providers and staff at various health care sites including community health centers, hospitals and some private practices will participate in efforts to establish the reliability and validity of the pilot versions of the health care toolkit. Phase II will test the model using an intervention-control group pre- and post-test design. Providers who are seeking to improve the quality of care they provide need tools to help them gather patients' cultural preferences, as well as assess the cultural sensitivity of their clinical system. This project will develop these clinical tools to help providers tailor their care so they have a reasonable opportunity to meet those patient preferences.
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What is the point of the threads started by "Cyclone Fanatic" being set up so that no one can respond? It seems many of these press releases generate some conversation and it would make sense for the press release link to stay on the front page along with the conversation. Instead, they end up in different threads.
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I agree, and I still miss Pete.
I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
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I agree, and I still miss Pete.
That is exactly what got me going on this thread.
I've always wondered the same.
I agree. A thread is started regarding Iowa State news, and then we have to start another thread to discuss. It really doesn't make sense.
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I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
I have no response for that.
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I have no response for that.
Then you are part of the problem.
Best thread ever? I think so!
Originally they were able to be replied to . Complaints happened.
I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone.
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I agree. A thread is started regarding Iowa State news, and then we have to start another thread to discuss. It really doesn't make sense.
Doesn't the inabilitiy to respond mean that the news release thread will stay on the first page of the board for about 2 minutes? Then why bother?
The one below was posted at 3pm and is already relegated to the third page of "recent threads" (never to be read again).
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Best thread ever? I think so!
I don't always post a new thread, but when I do, I prefer to ***** and moan.
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I don't always post a new thread, but when I do, I prefer to ***** and moan.
That should be the Cyclone Fanatic slogan.
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I fixed that Herman thread too. It's back on the front page now.
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Leave it to azepp to find a way around the system.
BUT can he see the rep that I gave him from his android app????
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^Not much danger of that. As I said, there's really only a 30 year span of history between first contact and the Eden Prime attack. We pretty much know about most of the big stuff like Shanxi, the Skillian Blitz etc. and none of it is really viable as a setting for an RPG. A sidequel set in the two years Shepard spent dead might be a possibility, but again, we know that nothing much really happened so the scope of any story would be very limited.
To me the most likely scenario is to set the next story centuries or millennia after the events of ME3. The latter if they want a complete break and the former if they want characters like say Liara as a matriarch or Grunt as an aged battlemaster to make an appearance. Either way they'd need to pick a canon ending and that's unfortunate.
I suppose they could try and dance around it like (from what I gather) happens in the Elder Scrolls games, but honestly I control, destroy, synthesis and refuse would be next to impossible to reconcile.
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CANON CITY, Colo. (AP) -- A daredevil wearing a jet pack has flown across a 1,500-foot-wide canyon in southern Colorado.
The sponsoring Go Fast Sports & Beverage says Eric Scott took 21 seconds to cross the Royal Gorge at 75 mph on Monday. It says he didn't use a parachute while flying across the 1,100-foot-deep canyon.
He was wearing a jet pack powered by hydrogen peroxide and developed by Jet Pack International. The company developed it for stunts, promotions and other events for Go Fast.
Both companies are based in Denver and were founded by entrepreneur Troy Widgery.
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Working Towards a No Kill Community.
Brother Wolf Animal Rescue is a No Kill organization in Asheville, North Carolina. We are a 501(c)(3) Tax Deductible Corporation (EIN: 20-8787719). In addition to offering services to our community including free spay/neuter assistance and a pet food pantry, our Behavioral Counseling and Youth Education programs help promote a better understanding of, and respect for, companion animals.
The 10,000 sq.ft. Joyce B. Cambron Adoption Center, located at 31 Glendale Avenue, is home to up to 100 dogs, puppies, cats, and kittens each day. In this clean, happy, and energetic environment, animals receive mental stimulation and exercise through a variety of enrichment programs. BWAR's dedicated volunteers ensure that each pet receives lots of love and attention until finding his or her forever home. Our friendly Adoption Counselors and Animal Care Attendants work hard to find just the right match between a potential adopter and a furry new family member.
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*Please note: On the first and third Sunday of each month the Adoption Center will open to the public at 12 noon instead of 9am. The Outward Hounds hike will meet as usual.
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At Hotel Euro House Rome Airport, you'll be within a 30-minute drive of popular places like Museum of Roman Civilization, Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls, and Baths of Caracalla. Highlights at this hotel include free buffet breakfast, a restaurant, and free self parking.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle during limited hours and an area shuttle. This Fiumicino hotel also offers a garden, limo/town car service, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Fuel-Oil Refining Loss to Grow on Asian Glut: Energy Markets
Fuel-oil shipments to Singapore are poised to climb in September by the most in six months, widening the losses incurred by Asian refiners from producing the commodity, according to a Bloomberg survey.
Imports will jump about 25 percent this month to 4 million metric tons compared with August, based on the median estimate of five traders in Singapore and Tokyo surveyed by Bloomberg.
Production of fuel oil, a residue of crude used to power ships and generate electricity, is rising as companies boost capacity to make higher-value products in anticipation of growing demand. Refiners typically incur a loss on fuel oil, expressed as the so-called crack spread, that is offset by the profit from gasoline and diesel.
It's "weighing on the fuel-oil market," said Yasuhito Imaizumi, a Singapore-based manager at Petro Summit Pte, a unit of Sumitomo Corp., Japan's third-largest trading company. "There is a possibility that fuel oil's crack spread may reach $10 a barrel in September."
The crack spread between 180-centistoke high-sulfur fuel oil in Singapore and Dubai crude, the region's benchmark blend, widened to minus $6.54 a barrel on Sept. 13, the most in two months, and was at minus $6.29 yesterday. It averaged minus $3.82 in August and minus $4.14 a barrel in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Singapore is Asia's oil-trading hub.
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Cargoes of Russian fuel oil diverted to Singapore from the U.S., where refinery utilization rates are falling, may exacerbate the glut this month, according to the traders. About a quarter of Russia's exports are so-called straight-run fuel oil, a direct residue from crude distillation that's also used as a feedstock for vacuum-distillation units to make gasoil components, according to Akira Kamiyama at Mitsui & Co.
"Roughly 1 million tons of Russian cargoes go into the U.S. every month," said Kamiyama, a trader based in Tokyo. "These are probably headed to Singapore this month as U.S. refiners cut their run rates."
Operating rates in the U.S., the world's largest oil-consuming nation, fell to 87 percent of capacity at the end of August, the lowest level in four months, according to the Energy Department. They reached a 34-month high of 91.5 percent in July as motorists increased fuel purchases for summer vacations. U.S. refiners typically shut facilities for maintenance after the driving season, when demand for winter fuels has yet to rise. The rate was 87.6 percent for the week ended Sept. 10.
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Shipments to Asia are also flowing from Europe as price differentials lure traders. Benchmark prices in the Amsterdam- Rotterdam-Antwerp barge market held at an average $25.36 a ton below Singapore second-month swap prices in August, more than covering the $10.40 to $11.10 a ton it costs to transport fuel oil from Europe to Asia, based on tanker fixtures from Clarkson.
Fuel-oil inventories at Rotterdam climbed 8 percent to 856,000 tons in the week through yesterday, the highest level since July 22, according to PJK International BV, an Oosterhout, Netherlands-based petroleum-industry researcher. Onshore stockpiles of residual fuels in Singapore jumped 15 percent to 23.28 million barrels, or 3.6 million tons, the highest since May, government data showed.
At least three Very Large Crude Carriers were hired to load fuel oil this month from Rotterdam, part of Europe's independent storage hub with Amsterdam and Antwerp, for delivery to Singapore, according to shipbrokers such as Clarkson Plc.
Litasco, the trading unit of OAO Lukoil, Russia's biggest non-state producer, loaded 270,000 tons on the Genmar Vision on Sept. 14 for $2.8 million, Clarkson said. Vitol Group chartered the Front Kathrine to load on Sept. 16 for $2.9 million and BP Plc hired the Maran Castor to load on Sept. 26 for $3 million.
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Demand for ship fuel, or bunker, in Singapore slowed in August after climbing to an all-time high in July, according to Imaizumi at Petro Summit.
"The only steady demand I see is 500-centistoke bunker fuel," he said. "Demand for the high-viscosity grade used by large container vessels is pretty strong now. That probably reflects stronger commodity distribution on the back of an improving economy in this part of Asia."
Centistoke levels measure viscosity when fuel oil is heated. Higher centistoke grades have a slower flow rate and require blending with lighter fuels for use in ship engines and power stations.
Singapore handled 2.53 million 20-foot equivalent units of container traffic in July, the most since October 2008, according to Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore data.
About 500,000 tons of 500-centistoke fuel oil is traded every month in Singapore, where more than 3 million tons of the commodity changes hands every year.
Bunker-fuel sales in Singapore decreased 5.3 percent in August from the previous month to 3.38 million tons, the lowest since March, preliminary data from the port authority showed. Sales were 10.2 percent higher than a year earlier.


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Jeremy Smith, 36, who until recently had lived in Troy, N.Y., pleaded innocent last week in federal court in Burlington to the charge, according to a press release from the U.S. attorney's office. Smith was ordered jailed pending a trial, which has not been scheduled.
According to court records, Smith's 1999 conviction in Bennington required him to register as a sex offender in any state where he resides or moves to. In early 2011, after being released from prison in Vermont, Smith moved to New York, records stated.
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When it comes to trends in interior design, the forecast through 2014 is looking bolder, brighter and more adventurously colorful than has been seen in a while. Up-and-coming palettes are earning descriptions including "youthful," "vibrant" and "positive," heralding the rebounding market's ready return to color.
Coming home from a long work day to a place of peace, quiet, relaxation and even harmony is a dream for many homeowners. And by creating an outdoor sanctuary in the backyard, this private place of solace will become the first destination for all members of the family when they need a break.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - California's home prices are bouncing back at a record pace.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average rates on U.S. fixed mortgages declined this week as concern waned in the financial markets over the Federal Reserve's possible slowing of its bond purchases this year.
QUESTION: My husband and I purchased a home in October 2010 using a Federal Housing Administration mortgage through Bank of America. We had a 30-year fixed rate mortgage with a private mortgage insurance requiring "up-front" money of $4,635.61 and a monthly premium. Luckily we were able to sell our previous home which was mortgage free and, together with savings, paid off this mortgage in February 2013 - about 28 months into the 30-year commitment. The FHA/HUD website states that a refund of some of the premium money is available if the following three criteria are met:
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. builders started work on fewer homes in June, mostly because apartment construction fell sharply. But applications for permits to build single-family houses rose to the highest level in five years, suggesting the housing recovery will continue.
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Hey Real Estate Boys: My husband and I are thinking of jumping into the housing market and have a question about the costs of the purchase. My husband says the down payment is just that, the down payment. OK, then what other associated costs are there for us to consider? We have yet to meet with a lender and have not even thought of looking at homes, but we sure would love to own rather than rent. We both work and have saved up what we consider a tidy sum of money. Our hope is to buy something at about ...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Hundreds of thousands of homeowners facing higher federal flood insurance premiums under reforms passed last year would win a temporary one-year reprieve under a measure that began its advance through the Senate on Tuesday.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fewer U.S. homes entered the foreclosure process or were repossessed by banks in June, the latest sign that the nation is shaking off its housing bust hangover.
NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. homebuilders are feeling more optimistic about their home sales prospects than they have in more than seven years, a trend that suggests home construction will accelerate in coming months.
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CHICAGO (AP) - The head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency made an impassioned push Thursday for homeowners to adopt Wi-Fi-enabled "smart thermostats" as a ...
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average long-term U.S. mortgage rates fell sharply this week amid concern over a labor market that has shown recent signs of weakness.
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