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I purchased the light up snowman and the light up Santa for my grandsons. They loved their special ornaments.
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THIS IS NOT AN ORNAMENT! It is a unique light up table decoration. You can't help but smile when you look at this roly poly snowman! He has his red mittened hands thrown up in the air and his adorable red knit hat upon his head, keeping him toasty out in the snow. This snowman lights up with LED lights that fade from red to blue to green, to yellow and more. Then the lights blink for a truly dazzling display that your children will adore. Makes a happy gift that you will be proud to give to all of your grandchildren, a special Secret Santa trinket, an office gift that can sit on the desk or even a fun stocking stuffer. Buying just one won't be enough!
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12/27/2015 - "Nice variety of ornaments; smooth transaction; fast delivery! Suzy"
11/29/2015 - "This was the first time I ordered from Ornament Shop. For over 30 years I have given my sons and now my grandchildren a special ornament that reflects something special from the year. Easy to do when they're kids, but it has become more difficult as adults. So when I googled Thailand and Portugal ornaments, this shop came up. The ornaments are absolutely beautiful, the personalization is way neater than my own attempts in previous years, and though fragile glass ornaments, they were packed extremely well and everything arrived quickly with no breakage. Because it was the first time ordering, I was afraid to have them send directly to the recipient. In the future, I will do that and save the frustration and long lines at the post office. I also ordered cruise ship ornaments which were much larger and more beautiful than pictured on line. Oh, and the 40th wedding anniversary ornament was adored by my best friend. This is truly one of the only times that what I ordered online exceeded my expectations. They are a little pricey but really very comparable to Hallmark. And no, I didn't get paid to write this review. Sue K."
5/21/2015 - "I needed just the right things for two granddaughters graduating this month, one from high school and one from college. I always buy holiday ornaments to remember an annual highlight or event and this certainly was a big one for each . I found just the right one for each personality. Ornament Shop has a wonderful variety and I shop here often.Barbara B."
12/9/2015 - "I liked the personalized ornaments options, my kids receive a Christmas ornament every year and I try to give them something that their interests are that year, this year I had a freshman going off to college so she received ornament with her college name and my freshman HS son received a football ornament with his HS name and football #, and each has the current year. It's great to have memories and ornaments they can keep for years to come. Traci H."
11/16/2015 - "Ornaments were cute and my grandchildren loved them. Laurie V."
11/23/2015 - "Love the selection and quality of the ornaments. Order every year for the Family. Wish they had a steel drums ornament. Barbara L."
8/13/2015 - "Very user friendly....love this way of shopping. Ruth B."
3/9/2016 - "I enjoy the personalization.Anonymous Respondent"
11/20/2015 - "All ornaments are very cute. Love them! Anonymous Respondent"
11/15/2015 - "Have been an OrnamentShop customer for years snd have always been highly satisfied with every aspect. Betty H."


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Although an increasing number of taxis are equipped with embedded telematics units, this is being overshadowed by the rapid rise in popularity of smartphone-based taxi apps, which enable passengers to order a taxi via an app, with the driver similarly receiving pick-up requests directly via smartphone.
Most capital cities nowadays boast a number of smartphone-based taxi-apps. Some of the better known ones include Allocab, Hailo Cab, Uber Taxi, Easy Taxi, Kabbee, mytaxi, GetTaxi, Taxi.eu, Didi-Dache, Huaidi-Dache, MiniCabster, Chauffer-Prive.com, and Yongche. However, not all the apps are the same, although the majority operate on a peer-to-peer basis by-passing traditional taxi companies.
"Some such as Hailo work with the independent taxi drivers, but by-pass the taxi companies," comments Gareth Owen, principal analyst at ABI Research. "Others such as Uber compete against both established taxi drivers and taxi companies, while a third type such as Kabbee offer a smartphone-based price comparison and booking service for established taxi and private hire fleets."
Taxi apps thus have the potential to disrupt and transform the traditionally heavily-regulated taxi market in many major cities around the world forever. However, the taxi companies are fighting back and the industry is planning to make life increasingly more difficult for the app start-up companies. In a number of countries, the regulatory authorities plan to issue guidelines on the use of taxi apps, particularly in relation to driver distraction issues, as well as dealing with problems concerning fare payments via smartphones. In China, where telematics is mandatory in all taxis, the authorities have banned the use of taxi apps in some cities.
Despite the regulatory uncertainty, taxi apps companies, many of which are backed by high-profile tech entrepreneurs, are now embarking on a global expansion campaign in a bid to gain market share. "Although it remains to be seen whether these companies will ultimately become profitable, the sheer convenience of these taxi apps means that very few of those who have used them will want to do without them, and so taxis apps are probably here to stay," adds Owen.
These findings are part of ABI Research's Commercial Vehicle Telematics Research Service (https://www.abiresearch.com/research/service/commercial-vehicle-telematics/) which provides detailed analytical and quantitative information on developments in the commercial telematics industry around the world.
ABI Research provides in-depth analysis and quantitative forecasting of trends in global connectivity and other emerging technologies. From offices in North America, Europe and Asia, ABI Research's worldwide team of experts advises thousands of decision makers through 70+ research and advisory services. Est. 1990. For more information visit www.abiresearch.com, or call +1.516.624.2500.
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Eat Up: Where Tinseltown's Heaviest Hitters Break Bread
The truth is, talent can only take you so far in this city. Like any industry, it's about who you know, and how you use those connections. And, if you're looking to score a deal, land a role, or just impress the pants off of an acquaintance, let us introduce you to a super-handy guide: The Hollywood Reporter's list of Tinseltown's 25 Top Power Lunch Restaurants.
Naturally, legendary spots such as Spago, the Chateau, and the Polo Lounge made the cut, but some newcomers such as Son of a Gun placed in the coveted roundup, as well. The mag polled some of the city's most influential CEOs, producers, agents, managers, and lawyers for a candid recap of the best joints for tête–à–têtes. Not only do they divulge the best places to book a reservation, but also the dishes to order, which tables to request, and the potential celeb sightings. Basically, this is your new little black book for midday munchies in Lala.
So, brush up on those table manners and don't forget to tip generously — for all you know, this may be a life-changing meal (these places have a habit of making that happen!). (The Hollywood Reporter)
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I wouldn't like to have that problem either. There should be a right to peaceful enjoyment of your home without noise, smell or other infringement of a healthy environment. Do get a legal opinion now so you don't have to deal with this after you move in.
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My husband and I just moved into a new home in Whisper Creek so I'm familiar with the development.
It sounds like your home is still under construction. I wouldn't do anything until you actually move in. Do they just not pick up after their dog or leave the poop for days on end? If the problem still persists after you move in, I'd get to know your new neighbors and then kindly and objectively talk with them about it and possibly bring them to your backyard so they can experience the odor. Perhaps they are not aware of how it affects you. You may also want to talk to the neighbors on the other sides of them to see if they experience the odor. After that you could try contacting the homeowner's association to see if they have any suggestions.
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This is pretty rock hard during cold weather, in which case I melt a little in a small dish balanced over a bowl of hot water. Feels great to apply, and smells great. I use other moisturisers too, so I don't just rely on this, but I really love the peace of mind that comes from knowing it's not full of parabens, mineral oil or any other nasties. The fewer ingredients, the better.
Posted by Reviewer2749147 on Apr 12, 2011
I love it. Nature and very moisturizer.
Sooo much better than shea butter!!
Posted by Reviewer3209953 on Apr 11, 2011
I usually always order the shea butter, but this one melts so much better than shea butter and it's not as thick as she beuuter either


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Travel deals: A Cape Breton golfing bargain
Cabot Links features stunning ocean views and a long history.
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It's a risky move, staking your room rate on the predictably unpredictable weather, but that's just what Metropolitan Hotels have done with their MET Weather Guarantee deal. Available through Sept. 3 at all three Metropolitan properties in Canada – the Metropolitan Hotel Vancouver, as well as (here at home) the SoHo Metropolitan Hotel and the Metropolitan Hotel Toronto, the promotion guarantees $10 off your nightly rate, plus free cocktails for two in the hotel lounge, if the temperature outside has dropped below 18 degrees Celsius (in Vancouver) or 25 degrees Celsius (in Toronto) at time of check-in. Complimentary hotel parking is also part of the deal, no matter where the mercury lands. Rates start at $174 per night in Vancouver, and $159 (at the Metropolitan) and $220 (at the SoHo) in Toronto, plus taxes, double occupancy. Also in Vancouver, the 'Have You Met Vancouver: Tour de Vancouver' package comes with a four-hour bike rental for two, plus a bike route map and a packed picnic for two, for a lead-in rate of $199 per night with accommodation in a deluxe room. See metropolitan.com.
It's opening weekend for Cabot Links and, although the golf course is the real showpiece — deservedly so, with a stunning Cape Breton setting and proud billing as Canada's first authentic links course — it's also worth noting that the course is home to a 48-room lodge. Room rates start at $225 per night, with green fees set at $110 for resort guests ($130 for the general public), through Oct. 14. Not surprisingly, every hole has an ocean view, and five are played right alongside the coast. This is also one for the purists, a walking-only course with caddies available, as befits the links tradition. See cabotlinks.com.
Both Montreal and Quebec City want you to stay a little longer, and they'll make it worth your while. Montreal's Sweet Deal leads in at $109 per night for two nights, and then drops 50 per cent for the third night, at hotels across the city. Packages also include four transit passes and coupons worth about $200 for attractions such as Casino Montreal, Notre-Dame Basilica, and culinary walking tours of Old Montreal or Little Italy. See tourisme-montreal.org. Similar third-night discounts are available in Quebec City; see quebecregion.com.
Actor Rob Lowe made headlines recently when he was accused of calling Winnipeg a "hellhole." He's entitled to his opinion, but anyone who's visited this city knows just how lovely it is. Expedia.ca is picking up on Winnipeg's buzz (no, not the mosquitoes) with a special rate at the Fairmont Winnipeg from $103 per night, a savings of more than $70. See expedia.ca.
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England 'should look to the Scots' to solve alcohol problem, says Nottingham academic
England should look to Scotland to solve its drinking culture, which has seen having a pint of lager become as cheap and freely accessible as downing a pint of milk, an expert at The University of Nottingham has said.
Jane McGregor , a specialist in drug and alcohol addiction treatment in the University's School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy , said that with prices for a four-pack of lager as cheap as a pint of milk in some cases, people are drinking too freely and often way in excess of sensible limits.
And, she said that with initiatives such as minimum pricing, Scotland is leading the way in fighting back against its traditional hard-drinking image, placing it way ahead of its more liberal neighbours.
McGregor said: "It is treating alcohol as a health risk, rather than an issue of disorder — England is only now waking up to this.
"Because of the huge impacts of alcohol misuse on health, the Scottish Parliament has been quicker to act than the rest of the UK and now is way ahead of the curve in this area."
McGregor made the comments as she launched a new book about alcohol problems in urban Britain, Drink and the City, which tracks drinking trends and the many factors which have led the UK to its current situation.
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The publication of the book comes just weeks after the Prime Minister David Cameron called on the drinks industry to do more to tackle the 'scandal' of drunkenness and binge drinking and hinted that the Government's alcohol strategy due to be published later this year could contain proposals for minimum pricing for drink and the potential use of US-style 'drunk tanks' to detain people while they sober up.
McGregor said that Government liberalisation of alcohol laws had led to more deaths and an increase in health problems. She blamed a bid by politicians to create a 'café culture' and to rejuvenate city centres through the relaxation of licensing laws for actually fuelling binge drinking. Alcohol-related deaths are on the increase — the Office for National Statistics reported 8,790 fatalities in 2010, up 126 on the previous year.
At present the English Government favours 'nudging', a non-coercive approach to behaviour change.
She added: "It expects people to follow the unit system of measure which was set in the l980s. This sets sensible drinking limits of 21 units a week for men, and no more than 14 for women.
"While there is no evidence to raise the limits, there is evidence that this approach on its own is not enough. This is why the Government must look at other means — minimum pricing being just one of a number of levers — to encourage everyone to change their drink behaviour."
McGregor said that Scottish policymakers had been quicker to emphasise public health concerns because the full impact of increasing levels of alcohol consumption has recently become all too apparent. Alcohol-related mortality in Scotland is twice that of the rest of the UK, with one Scot dying every six hours as a direct result of alcohol misuse, according to recent studies.
Scottish Parliament passed the Alcohol etc. (Scotland) Act 2010, which came into force on October 1 2011 and introduced a ban on promotions that encourage binge drinking, such as '3 for 2' and '3 bottles for £10'.
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A recent report by Alcohol Focus Scotland calls for the Scottish Government to take further action to regulate off-sales and return licensing to its fundamental purpose of controlling the availability to prevent harm. This includes calls for separate alcohol checkouts and reduced trading hours.
McGregor added: "Now the Scottish Parliament proposes to set minimum prices for alcohol, and is utilising the abundant evidence that the most effective way of reducing consumption and harm is increasing the price of alcohol relative to disposable income. Policymakers in England are looking to Scotland to lead the way.
"Altering the nation's drinking behaviour is becoming an increasingly pressing issue. MPs on the cross-party Science and Technology Committee recently raised concerns that the Government approach was not enough and that greater efforts should be focused on helping people understand the unit system and how to use it. They suggest that people also be advised to take at least two drink-free days a week."
Drink and the City — Alcohol and Alcohol Problems in Urban UK Since the 1950s is published by Nottingham University Press.
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The minutes of the Dec. 10, meeting were read by club member Dianne Hackler in the absence of Secretary Sharon Hall.
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Burke posted a video message Thursday on YouTube disclosing her condition and her plans for surgery to remove her thyroid.
The 41-year-old mother of four says a lump on her thyroid was found during a biopsy.
She says in the video that the surgery has been scheduled, but she doesn't specify when. She says it will leave "a nice big scar right here," tracing a line across her throat.
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