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Last minute summer lips
So this is the last month for summer lip trends. For those women that love...staying in trends. I myself could care less, but I'm writing this blog for my readers. ;p August is the hottest month over here in Chicago. Its stuffie, sometimes dry and just all around pure hell. If hell was to take a vacation it would be during August..lol
So I had to cash in on V.S's little sale they had going on for last week. I'm not sure if the sale is still up, but it was 2/$12-5/$20. And any one here whom Loves....the Beauty Rush glosses, knows this gloss is priced at $7.00. I mean it's not a huge blowout, but I did want two so what the hell!
I bought these two beauties. Fruttiloose( bubble gum) and Cherry Bomb(cherry ices).
I absolutely love these especially cherry bomb!
Then I also picked up a gloss from Lancome. Which is my first gloss from them and I doubt it'll be my last. ;P.. I picked out Constellation which is a deep looking purple color, but the finish is shimmery and sheer. The smell of the gloss makes me believe they tried to channel the grape scent. And I love the grape scent on lip gloss...


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Waste, Fraud, and Abuse Concerns with the E-Rate Program
While the federal E-rate program has arguably benefited the nation's children, this report concludes the program falls far short as an example of efficiency, effectiveness, or integrity. The Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations' in-depth examination of the E-rate program uncovered serious instances of waste, fraud, and abuse. This work highlighted instances in which all program participants – the FCC, USAC, schools, and vendors – have neglected their respective obligations and responsibilities under the program's rules.


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My edd was may 25
Birth date April 30
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Btw I couldnt imagine how big he would of been if he was full term
Sarah Jane. FTM to Jake 3.29.12.
Deep inside, every woman is a princess. And every princess has a dragon.
May 1
Changed to April 30
Changed to April 25
Born April 21 at 7:01AM. :)
8 pounds, 1 ounce and 21.5 inches long.
21 pounds, 8 ounces and 28.25 inches long.
and she loved a little boy very, very much - even more than she loved herself. <3
omg big baby! how big was he??
Victoria 8-14-09 -Diamond tatas!
Griffin 4-20-12- Silver tatas! (this far)
www.realuglydrawings.com (My Artwork)
Born 4-24
Water broke on 4-23 but Scheduled C-section was 4-24 8:00 a.m. Tried a VBAC but had the same issues as I did with first so she was born on her Scheduled C-section date just at 1:23 a.m. instead.
Me(31)+DH(32) = Jonathan 12/19/08, Emily 4/24/12, and EDD 5/22/15
Me- Alli (30) DD- Charli (4/2/12) Furbaby (German shepherd)- Remi (2)
( . Y . ) Gold!!!!
Due 4/11 arrived 4/12
Eli Robert made his grand entrance to our lives 4-12-12 <3
Welcome Nolan Alexander 12-5-14 <3
Omg! He was a month early and weighed 13 pounds?! How much does he weigh now? He's adorable. :)))
and she loved a little boy very, very much - even more than she loved herself. <3


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Sigh! again a LONG weekend. Super boring no? Chalo, kaam pe lag jao for a while and get busy
Here to announce the results of Off-Screen couple votes:
Wait.. so I thought... There's a somewhat tie between this couple so if you all can please vote for one from the two? Thanks!
Ps: Voting for KD-Kiya coming up in new poll in few minutes now that we know KD's full name. We are jumping straight to voting as we already got mane suggestions for it. =)
I'm gonna leave this open till Sat. afternoon and then I can give you the results at last
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Asala makes it to Ghada Abdel Razek's Ramadan TV show... as their theme tune singer!
It's that time of year again, when every singer awaits that one important phone call asking them to sing the theme tune for the next hotly-anticipated Ramadan TV drama!
Last year, Sherine Abdel Wahab made Ghada Abdel Razek's "Hekayet Hayat's" (Hayat's Story) theme song "Mashaer" (Feelings) super popular; it was even bigger than the drama itself!
This year, Syrian superstar Asala beat out her competition to Ghada's Egyptian TV drama "Al Sayidah Al Ula" (The First Lady).
Turns out, this was Ghada's surprise for her fans all along!
Other singers joining in the "theme tune fun" are Lebanese singer Elissa, who will be lending her voice to the Syrian romantic drama "Law" (If), and Lebanese singer Wael Kfoury who might apparently be singing the theme song for "Seeret Hob" (Love Story), starring Lebanese actress Cyrine Abdel Nour.
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- The Weakest Link: Ghada Abdel Razak a Ramadan failure
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My son was born on my 26th week of pregnancy. We have had MANY trials and he is now a over all healthy 13 month old baby.
Now his neurologist says he has crainosynotosis and its a very rare form? He has developmental problems due to the crainosynotosis. Aparently the front line on his skull closed early and he has two indentions marks on the front of his skull on both sides of his forhead. Where the indentions are his brain is pushing against it and his brain is already growing in a odd shape and has run out of room to grow. Has anyone delt with this? They said the surgery will be VERY complicated but they didnt give me much information. They are sending us to a plastic surgen next week and the surgery will be done by him and the nero surgen. The nero surgen said he doesn't know how many surgeries this will take or how long well be in the hospital so making plans for our 2 year old is going to be hard. On top of that my husband is in the Marine Corps and we have no idea how much leave he needs to take. Im completly lost on this suject, so ANY help would be GREAT! My husband and I are just scared out of our minds and we have sooo many questions but no answers. Im not sure we even know what to ask.


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Community dialog: South County
Comprehensive gauge not in place for teachers
In response to "Should teachers be graded?" (Opinion, Jan. 13): For the last couple of years talk has heated up regarding evaluating teachers. As a currently employed teacher my curiosity was piqued by [San Diego Unified School District] board member [Kevin] Beiser's citing of research. In his citing of the American Institute for Research, it broached the topic of test scores for a variety of teachers- co-teachers, support teachers and special-ed teachers.
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If we are going to talk about holding teachers accountable let it be comprehensive to encompass all teachers. I understand classroom teachers have the greatest impact but have yet to hear ANY policymaker at the federal, state and local level provide a solution to evaluate all teachers. How are you going to evaluate a literacy or a math teacher who supports teachers with the curriculum? How are you going to evaluate a special-ed teacher who now fully includes their students in the general-ed population who serves grades K-5 and are in both types of classrooms? How are you going to evaluate special-education providers who serve multiple schools and over 60 students each? How are you going to evaluate a resource teacher for prep-time teachers? A music teacher? An art teacher? A PE teacher? I am a special-ed provider whose immediate supervisor (program manager) is responsible for over 400 people and multiple departments, and the criteria set forth by the union is set only for teachers. How effective is that?
Until policymakers and unions understand and have frank discussions that there are multiple types of teachers in our educational institutions the issues will continue to persist. – Jack Siegfried, Imperial Beach
Proposition 30 was payoff to unions
In response to "Where fair pay equals safer cities" (Editorial, Jan. 18): Finally! It's about time the taxpayers get involved in putting the fire departments, teachers, and police in their place.
This article is a prime example of how taxpayers are ripped off by so-called firefighters. We need to cut the numbers of this group in at least half; rid them of those huge medieval firetrucks that are severely restricted to paved streets and a few country roads. Take that money, hire more medical technicians and buy more ambulances. And that's just to start. We need to rid our communities of firefighter ambulance chasers. More "choppers" and fixed-wing craft, along with pilots, could finally put a major dent in the number of deaths and homes lost in the county due to wildfires or any fire. Homeowners could then expect better fire protection, lower house insurance, along with knowing there's now a firefighting technology on their side instead of the current outlandish demands by unions for higher pay, pensions, medical and other benefits. Generally, ground firefighters are severely limited in their ability to attack and eliminate fires in the mountains and canyons. Choppers and planes are much better in battling fires in the backcountry and near cities. There IS a better way.
For the teachers we need to rid ourselves of spending billion of dollars on failed teaching personnel and methods. A visit to www.kahnacademy.org could finally begin preparing our children for the competitive world where education is key – not the current baby-sitting classes and sports-dominated agenda. The U-T has a whole section devoted to sports and almost nothing about education. It is time to rethink new and better ways to "educate" our children.
And last, but not least, we have the police. They, along with other unions, championed Proposition 30 not for better educating our children but to increase their wealth. Page 14 of the "Official Voter Information Guide, Nov. 6, 2012" contained an "Analysis by the Legislative Analyst" titled "Proposal," clearly stating, "A portion of the new revenues would be used to support higher school funding, with the remainder helping to balance the state budget." The part about "to balance the state budget" quite clearly was a payoff to the police, teachers, firefighters and other state employee unions at the expense of our children. – Fred Doane, Bonita


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Q&A: Local economists explain Bernanke's latest plans
Cox: The full employment part of the picture -- the Federal Reserve is failing dramatically. I think part of the problem here is that there is structural unemployment. The nature of the recession we're in now was generated in the real estate and finance industries. In San Diego, 45 percent of the jobs we've lost have been from the construction industry. Construction industry skills don't transfer well to other industries. So even if you create new jobs, you may not employ people. People need to be re-trained. That takes time and recognition on the part of the person who has been structurally unemployment. It takes initiative on their part to take part in training programs.
Seiver: The Fed can't do much about long-term unemployment. The fact that people have been unemployed this long turns into a structural problem. The Fed has no grounds to change what we're doing.
Q: Stocks climbed as soon as Bernanke started talking – why?
Cox: Right now he's leaning towards a QE3, and that's why the stock market took off today. He said 'I'm going to prop up the economy.' The market was assured that somebody was going to take some action. They had a guarantee that it won't get any worse.
Q: Bernanke says we need to reform the tax code. How and why, and what would that accomplish?
Seiver: That's a long-term solution to a serious problem. We have way too many loopholes, way too many exemptions. It's way too difficult, too complicated to interpret. We've needed to simplify it for a long time. Unfortunately, every tax break has a group that's going to defend it to the death.
Cox: It costs too much to invest in the U.S. because there are so many rules and regulations. Our tax code has made it too difficult on businesses in the U.S. Until we fix the tax code, we wont get the job generation we need.
Q: How is Bernanke's proposal similar or different to what saved the U.S. in parts one and two of the Great Depression?
Cox: Bernanke has provided a lot of liquidity to the banking system. In the Great Depression, the banks contracted, which made the Depression worse. Bernanke allowed liquidity, which stabilized the banks. In the Great Depression, there were also public policies put in place, such as agricultural policies that reduced the number of commodities on the market. Today, it's homes -- allowing the price of a home to fall so that it's more affordable. The federal reserve is doing, in some senses, the same policies.


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Populist Message Gets Louder As Iowa Caucuses Kick Off Race
DES MOINES, Iowa -- As Iowans kick off the unusually tight presidential nominating contest tonight, they will offer the first test of whether a populist message can resonate in the 2008 campaign.
In the frantic closing days, as candidates have touted their résumés and needled their opponents, two leading contenders from each party -- Democrat John Edwards and Republican Mike Huckabee -- have ramped up their anticorporate, anti-Wall Street rhetoric.
Mr. Huckabee's campaign represents a new challenge to the historically business-friendly Republican Party, and so far none of his rivals have picked up his rhetoric. But Mr. Edwards is tapping into a long tradition of Democrats' receptivity to working-class appeals, and his main competitors are scrambling to echo the populism as economic anxiety has intensified among voters.
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"Today's report that the price of oil has reached $100 a barrel is just another example of how corporate greed is squeezing the middle class," said Mr. Edwards, a former North Carolina senator, in a statement. At a packed coffeehouse in downtown Iowa City yesterday, he asked the crowd, "Are you going to let corporate greed steal your children's future?"
Mr. Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor who frequently cites rising gasoline prices and contrasts stagnant wages with CEOs' wealth, told an audience on New Year's Day: "A president needs to understand that what's good for the American economy needs to be good for all Americans."
He also contrasts his own humble roots with the privileged life of his chief rival here in Iowa, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney. "If politics is going to end up being nothing more than about who has the most money, then we've not had a presidency, we've had a plutocracy, and we might as well put it on eBay and sell it to the highest bidder," he said yesterday in Mason City.
The latest polls taken before tonight's contest showed the two Republicans locked in a virtual dead heat for the lead here. On the Democratic side, Mr. Edwards, Illinois Sen. Barack Obama and New York Sen. Hillary Clinton are in a tight three-way race.
Mr. Edwards has campaigned here since 2004, when his surprise second-place showing ultimately led to his becoming the Democratic vice presidential candidate that year. Mr. Huckabee, a Baptist minister with an overtly religious message to match his economic populism, is buoyed by Iowa's large conservative evangelical population. Even if they do well here, both men face an uphill struggle against better-financed rivals in New Hampshire next week and in the following state contests.
Whatever their prospects, their economic message may continue to influence the campaign.
One of Mr. Huckabee's chief economic promises is the "fair tax," a national sales tax that would replace the income tax, and with it all the breaks in the tax code that corporations jealously guard. Conservative and liberal critics alike argue that such a tax would have to be higher than Mr. Huckabee suggests to raise enough revenue, and they say it would hit the very working-class people he aims to help.
But the fairness argument struck a chord with Jason Downs, a 22-year-old student at the University of Iowa who went to see Mr. Huckabee speak yesterday. "Right now the middle class is paying more taxes, the upper class has abilities to get accountants and move funds around and all that. Where if you have a consumption tax, it's going to be a fair amount," said Mr. Downs.
J. Knight, a 62-year-old musician, came to hear Mr. Edwards yesterday in a coffeehouse in downtown Iowa City and said he's edging toward supporting Mr. Edwards over Mr. Obama mostly because of his concern about the unequal division of wealth in America. He says he likes Mr. Edwards's position against the "control of government by big-money interests."
Sen. Clinton has spiced up her own stump speech with a bit of middle-class populism this week. "The wealthy and the well-connected have had a president for seven years," she told a crowd in Ottumwa last night. "Meanwhile, most Americans have seen their incomes stall."
Mr. Huckabee's rivals haven't picked up the rhetoric of anxiety or class warfare. One, former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson has gone so far as to dismiss the notion of voter unease, saying earlier in the campaign: "Not enough has been done to tell what some call the greatest story never told, and that is that we are enjoying a period of growth right now."
Iowa is the beginning of a punishing monthlong rush of debates, primaries and caucuses nationwide that could well end for both parties on Feb. 5, when more than 20 states vote. New Hampshire's primary is next Tuesday. Because this year's nominating calendar is the earliest and shortest in history, decisive results in Iowa could be more critical than ever before in giving winners momentum that's hard to stop.
In national polls, Sen. Clinton and Republican Rudy Giuliani have enjoyed leads for the past year. Mr. Giuliani's lead has slipped sharply recently, and he has essentially ceded Iowa and New Hampshire, hoping Messrs. Romney, Huckabee and others will tear each other apart in the early rounds, allowing him to come back in later-voting states like Florida, New York and California, that will be more receptive to his socially liberal record.
Mr. Romney was long seen as the Republican front-runner in the first two voting states, until recent surges by Mr. Huckabee in Iowa and by Arizona Sen. John McCain in New Hampshire.
A decisive loss for Mr. Romney or Sen. Clinton in Iowa could reshuffle the preferences of voters elsewhere, and upend both candidates' strategies of riding to the nomination on the energy of early victories. Meanwhile, a trio of Democratic dark horses -- New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, and Sens. Joe Biden of Delaware and Chris Dodd of Connecticut -- all say a fourth-place finish in Iowa would keep them alive. Anything less could force them out. Among Republicans, a poor showing by Mr. Thompson tonight could foster pressure for him to withdraw.
Beyond message, the results in Iowa tonight will hinge heavily on the organizations that the campaigns have built. That's because a caucus is a more complicated process than a primary. Participants can't just show up anytime during the day to cast a secret ballot. They have to appear at a specified time tonight at one of nearly 3,500 sites in school auditoriums, church halls and fire stations, and commit to spending up to several hours there in open discussion. If turnout estimates are accurate, just over 10% of Iowa's voting-age population will participate.
The three top Democrats and Mr. Romney have good organizations, supplemented by out-of-state volunteers, and they have spent millions of dollars on television advertising. Mr. Huckabee's organization is seen as weaker, and that could hurt his showing.
The Obama campaign last Saturday alone knocked on 52,000 Iowa doors to seek and solidify support, and has lined up volunteer babysitters for some. The Clinton campaign has 5,000 drivers lined up to take supporters to the caucus sites. Many of Mrs. Clinton's backers are older women, some of whom can't or won't drive on icy winter nights. The campaign has stockpiled 600 shovels should snow threaten to keep supporters inside. The forecast is for clear skies, and warming but still-freezing temperatures.
"Anybody who tells you what's going to happen just doesn't know the Iowa caucuses," says former Gov. Tom Vilsack, who dropped out of the Democratic contest and supports Sen. Clinton.
—Amy Chozick and Alex Frangos contributed to this article.
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Dear John
Q: When Does "Dear John" Come out on DVD? A: The official US DVD release date for "Dear John" has been set for May 25, 2010.
It was two weeks that would change their lives forever. Soon after John (Channing Tatum) and Savannah (Amanda Seyfried) fall madly in love, their relationship is put on hold. With one leaving to complete his service, and the other to complete her college education, they pass the time by exchanging a continuous stream of love letters, until they can be reunited permanently a year later. But when war breaks out, their separation is extended indefinitely. Will their relationship survive the greatest test of all: the test of time? Based on the bestselling novel from the author of "The Notebook," DEAR JOHN is a timeless romance that will warm your heart.
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The congenital long QT syndrome (LQTS) is a heart disease that tends to occur among family members. LQTS patients are at increased risk of sudden cardiac (heart) death. There are three major subtypes, LQT1, LQT2 and LQT3. About 97% cardiac events in LQT1 patients are related to exercise, emotional stress or swimming. In contrast, individuals with LQT2 and LQT3 are especially at risk during sleep, about 29% for LQT2 and 39% for LQT3. Our research is aimed at understanding why LQT2 and LQT3 patients develop heart problems during sleep.
Children and adults aged 5 years and older with LQTS may be able to participate in this research study.
This study lasts for 18 hours and includes single visit. The following is a list of procedures that will take place during the study:
If you agree to allow your child to take part in this research study, your child may not receive a direct medical benefit. The information learned from this research study may benefit other patients with congenital long QT syndrome in the future. Clinical studies are essential in finding new and improved treatments and diagnostic tools.
Parents will be given a consent form that thoroughly explains all of the details of the study. The consent form includes all of the procedures, the risks, the benefits, the compensation, who to contact with questions or concerns, and more. A member of the study staff will review the consent form with you and will be sure that all of your questions are answered. Study procedures will not begin until the parent or guardian have signed this form and, if of age, the child has given at minimum his/her verbal agreement.
More extensive information about study risks and procedures will be given before study participation begins. Questionnaires: These are short sets of questions about your child's health, exercise and sleep that will take about 30 minutes to answer. It will be explained to your child that there are no wrong answers. They may choose not to answer any questions that are uncomfortable to them.
Blood Samples: The risks of drawing blood include minor pain, bruising, or rarely, infection at the site of the needle stick. A numbing cream is used on the skin to make this as comfortable as possible.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) and Blood Pressure Measurements: With blood pressure measurements, inflation of the cuff can cause temporary discomfort from tightness. The fingers and hand can sometimes feel cold and tingly while the cuff is tight. Rarely, there can be redness or a bruise from the cuff.With the ECG, there can occasionally be redness to the skin from the band aid- like patches.
Sleep Measurements: The sleep patches for the overnight sleep study are attached with paste and tape and may cause some irritation of the skin. Sleeping overnight away from home can be distressing for some children and sleeping with the monitors attached to your child's skin may make your child uncomfortable or wake your child up during the night. However, you or another family member will sleep in the same room so your child will not be alone during the sleep study. You will be able to see all of the sleep study procedures.
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Stay in Beach Cottage 195 and make your next vacation the best one ever! Come to beautiful Destin, Florida, to our lovely three bedroom, three bathroom beach condo in luxurious Hidden Dunes Beach and Tennis Resort, located seven miles east of downtown Destin and only steps away from the most beautiful beach you have ever seen. It is a 27-acre family-oriented resort, with more private beachfront per unit than any other resort along the Emerald Coast. It is located directly on the Gulf of Mexico (no streets to cross).
Our unit is a Carolina beach cottage, a charming bleached wood and tin roof design, reminiscent of simpler times, yet possessing every luxury. The unit sleeps eight people with plenty of room to move around. You will enjoy three large bedrooms with three full bathrooms. The main floor master bedroom has a king size bed, walk-in closet, its own flat screen television and DVD player and a big easy chair with ottoman. The private master bath includes a large garden-style bathtub. The second bedroom boasts a queen
size bed, a flat screen TV, and a full bathroom. The third bedroom is a spacious loft, with two twin beds, a flat screen TV and a full bathroom of its own. The unit is decorated with relaxation in mind. The colors are cheerful and beachy - just the right feeling for a few days away from the daily grind. It is fully equipped with every amenity you could possibly need. The living room has a sleeper sofa and loveseat, large flat screen TV with DVD player, and a stereo system. In the adjacent dining area, there are a table and chairs for six. The nearby screened porch has its own dining furniture - the perfect place for a shrimp boil or morning coffee! The kitchen that is newly renovated, with its snack bar, is stocked with every kind of dish, pan, glass, utensil, etc., etc., etc., you can think of. There are also a washer and dryer right in the unit. Last, but not least, is its location. On the second (and topmost) floor, we like to think of the condo as a tree house, thanks to its position in the tops of the trees.
It is situated in a quiet, private inside corner of the building, allowing the back side with the large banks of windows to face into the trees and overlook the fountain and courtyard below. This provides privacy and a delightful view at the same time. The soothing sound of the water splashing in the fountains is an extra treat you will absolutely love!
During Spring Break this condo requires a 7-night, Saturday to Saturday stay. Over the 4th of July holiday we require a weekly stay.
Rental Management company must confirm booking due to seasonal date and occupancy restrictions.
Additional amenities include: jetski (personal watercraft), sofabed, walking, golf, babysitter, groceries, fishing, complex: hidden dunes cottage, roller blading, sound/bay fishing, scenic drives, photography, dishes & utensils, sports & activities, dining area, beachcombing, necessary, family, lv flat screen TV : 46 inch, kayaking, lr flat screen TV: 46 inch, bedding 2: queen, shelling, miniature golf, parking: gated community, restaurants, living room, massage therapist, washer/dryer: yes, health/beauty spa, water tubing, snorkeling, parasailing, atm/bank, cinemas, churches, budget, guests provide their own meals, heating, view: gulf - side, medical services, marina, coffee maker, museums, deepsea fishing, swimming, paddle boating, water skiing, wildlife viewing, internet service: free wifi, festivals, basketball court, minimum age limit for renters, cycling, hospital, tennis, winery tours, boating, water parks, recreation center, easy checkout, shopping, surf fishing, iron & board, sailing, extra room: loft: 2 twin beds, snorkeling/diving, bay/sound, tourist attractions, lanai / gazebo, antiquing, rental manager: donna voigt, resort, stories: 2, outlet shopping, non smoking only, adventure, sight seeing, bedding 1: king, romantic, wind-surfing, eco tourism, surfing, scuba diving or snorkeling, beach service: seasonally provided, away from it all, bird watching, laundromat.TripAdvisor property ID 1839513 ...Read more
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This propety has a Saturday to Saturday requirement during Spring Break and a three night minimum over holidays. **The 4th of July requires a weekly stay** All other times there is no minimum requirement.
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"Wonderful Setting"
After staying along along the busy scenic hwy 98 for several years, we chose Hidden Dunes 195 this winter. The location is amazing. With all the beautiful trees, landscape, water features, and quietness, you feel miles away from all the hustle and bustle yet you're only a short walk or drive from everything. The cottage itself was fantastic. It was very tastefully decorated with an abundance of space and everything you could possibly need. We are looking forward to returning as many years as we can.
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"3rd Year to Visit - Best Year Ever"
Loved Unit 195 - This is our third year to visit Hidden Dunes and this was our best trip yet. Loved the beachy decor of this unit as well as the central location of the unit on the property. Used the amenities card for dolphin cruise, parasailing, golf and the Track. Most excellent vacation.
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Sheila Bond
"Nice condo, great beach."
Nice condo, great beach! Very disappointed that we were charged $28/hr to play tennis at the facility. We are a tennis family and this was not acceptable to us, especially since there was no mention of this on any of the correspondence. We've been doing beach vacations annually for over 30 years and this is our first stay at Hidden Dunes and the first time we have been charged a per hour to play tennis in the resort that we were staying. This was our second trip to the Destin area and we will not return to this resort for this reason. It was explained to us by the on-site manager that this was a HOa policy. The HOa should reconsider this decision.
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Response from the , Newman-Dailey Resort Properties - 06/30/2013
Unfortunately, Newman-Dailey has no control over HOA policies at Hidden Dunes. We have, however, made them aware of this guests' complaint.
Vols Family
"Great Unit and Great Location"
Newman-Daily did an outstanding job of handling our reservation especially when we needed 10 days for our spring break. We enjoyed a very friendly check-in process which included the amenities card (beach chairs, golf, etc.) which we used every day. The Hidden Dunes Resort had tennis courts, heated swimming pools, basketball court, beach location, etc. for a family to enjoy. Our unit had everything and had been kept in excellent condition. We were a short walk to the swimming pool, beach, and walked to Starbucks each morning (.7 miles-one way). The result was a great spring break!
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"Very comfortable & Great Location!"
We stayed in this unit over Spring Break 2013, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The unit itself has all the necessities and was quiet and comfortable. It seems as though there has been recent painting and upgrading, because the granite in the kitchen is wonderful and all the cabinets seem to be new and very high quality. (having just remodeled a house, I took notice of and appreciate these things) I'm not a fan of fish murals at all, but the comfortable furnishings all made it work just fine.
The location of the unit within Hidden Dunes is perfect, seemed to be about half way between the tennis courts and the beach access. The tennis courts are the main reason we stayed at this resort, and we were not disappointed at all.
We never had an issue to need service, but the process of booking and checking in went very smoothly. The free use of wi-fi was great for me to be able to check in on the office back home and the work that I do.
I love the location of Hidden Dunes. The beach is wonderful and not too crowded, (although quite chilly in the Spring), but it is also close to all the great shopping that Destin has to offer. Our new absolutely favorite place to eat is Pompano Joes!! Excellent food with a fun atmosphere, right on the beach. Or teens loved it, and it was a huge step up in food quality from Fudpuckers.
Overall I would recommend this unit and especially Hidden Dunes.
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"Beautiful, very clean property and very cozy cottage."
We really enjoyed the Hidden Dunes property. The fact that we did not have to drive or cross a street to get to the beach was wonderful. The tennis courts were extremely nice and the Pro there is great. The cottage had everything we needed: fully stocked kitchen, ample room to move around in and the beds were very comfortable. All the staff were very helpful and friendly. We look forward to coming back here in the future.
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"best condo in Miramar/Sandestin area"
Hidden Dunes is hands down the best place to stay in the Miramar Beach/Sandestin area. I love how you don't have to cross any streets to get to the beach. The grounds are so attractive, with the fountains and trees and coastal-type shrubbery. The two pools are inviting and well-maintained. My boys loved going for a cool "night swim" every night we were there, and then warming up in the hot tub next to the pool. A beach umbrella and chairs were provided with our unit, which is a must for me. Everyone working at Hidden Dunes was warm and friendly. I suppose my favorite thing is that it's not a mega-resort with massive crowds--this is a more serene and relaxed place to stay. Would not stay anywhere else in Miramar or Destin!
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"Best vacation experience with our family!!!"
The service was awesome! Donna was very friendly and took care of everything we needed. We loved the guys who ran the tram. They were always there with a smile ready to give us a ride to the beach! Hidden Dunes is our favorite place we have stayed. The grounds are so beautiful and quiet. We loved having the pool and hot tub at night. And our cottage was perfect. The balcony was the best. We sat out there and played games with our family or read a book as we listened to the sound of the water fall. It was a great vacation and we will be back next year!
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Anderson family
"This place is great'"
We had a great time in this cottage.Loved the enclosed screen porch.It was close to the beach with the pool right around the corner.Kids loved the fish on the wall and the winding stairs going up to the loft bedroom.Had plenty of room and will stay here again.
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"195 was okay except for stairs"
Good stay at Hdc195 and it was quiet until spring breakers moved in next door 2 nights before we left. Good security and safe there. Disappointed in that we wanted to stay in Gulfside next year in an effort to at least see the gulf out your patio and requested that HD manager show us something. She said she didnt have anything to show and we understand that but there was no effort made to accomodate our request (we feel). And its okay we just went with another company. Your fruit basket was great!!! Thanks
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"We loved the Hidden Dunes amenities and location."
Unit 195 is a great place to stay. We loved having three full bathrooms, and everything was clean and in good shape. My kids loved the pools, and it was so nice not to have to cross the street to get to the beach! Please continue to offer free beach umbrella for each day of stay--that was huge for us.
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"Second trip and will go back again!"
This was our second trip to Hidden Dunes. On this trip we stayed over Labor Day weekend (along with Tropical Storm Lee). We were notified on our way down that the cottage we reserved had some maintenance issues, but the staff quickly found a replacement for us. Even though the weather conditions were not perfect for the beach, we still had a great time hanging out by the pool. All of the beautiful foliage helped block a majority of the wind. Hoping we can plan a third trip soon!
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Friends, Groups, Families w teenagers, Families w children, Romantic, Singles
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- Architect Myron Hunt, whose projects included the Rose Bowl and Huntington Library, designed the campus and many of its major buildings.
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- 56% women, 44% men
- 4.5% black or African-American
- 12.3% Asian
- 14.8% Hispanic of any race
- 0.1% Native American or Alaska Native
- 0.2% Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander
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- 50.6% Caucasian
- 2.1% race and ethnicity unknown
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What am I missing. Par 4 on #4, #13, #17 and #18. 54 + 4 Holes - Par 58
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