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Villa Sirenetta is located in Belmont Estates just above the two best beaches in Tortola (Smuggler's Cove and Long Bay). Panoramic views enjoyed from the spacious bedrooms and alfresco dining balconies.
Villa Sirenetta (The Mermaid) is a spacious three-bedroom villa nestled in the lush hillside of the prestigious Belmont Estate in Tortola's West End. From the expansive balconies of Sirenetta, you will enjoy the best of outdoor living with breathtaking views of the sea,islets and cays, including Jost Van Dyke and Sandy Cay. The graceful curves of Long Bay Beach and Palm Grove lie just below. Look out for the flamingos that inhabit Belmont Pond, a protected natural wildlife preserve.
Sirenetta is fully air-conditioned with three spacious bedrooms on two levels, well separated for privacy. On Sirenetta's main level, the great room looks out to the sea under an expansive covered veranda perfect for romantic outdoor dining and lounging. The great room has an open-plan kitchen with gourmet stainless steel appliances, bar seating and a separate dining table. All of the Villa's handmade furnishings are imported from Bali.
The great room is flanked by two master suites. Each suite has a furnished private balcony, flat-panel TV with DVD player, safe and alarm clock. Other amenities include bath robes, luxurious Italian linens and W Hotel Heavenly mattresses in each room. Each upper level suite has a private bathroom with shower.
The lower level pool decks include a covered poolside alfresco dining area, barbecue grill, kitchenette complete with wet bar, gas range and refrigerator. There is a lower level half bathroom and a convenient private outdoor shower. Chaise lounges line the pool's sun decks, perfect for working on your island tan. Across the pool deck there is the third bedroom with sitting area, Queen bed and queen futon, TV/DVD and ensuite bathroom with shower. This bedroom opens out to a covered seaward veranda that connects back to the pool deck.
AC in all rooms.
Ceiling fans in all rooms and balconies
Whole House Generator
Safe for personal belongings.
Security System
Telephone for local calling.
Cable TV and DVD in great room and bedrooms.
Small DVD and book Library.
Stereo with CD player and Ipod dock
Gas range, dishwasher, microwave and refrigerator on upper level.
BBQ Grill
Pool side kitchenette with wet bar with refrigerator and stove.
21' x 12' covered upper veranda with outdoor seating for 6.
21' x 12' covered lower level veranda with outdoor seating for 6
Private ocean views, 5 minute drive to Smugglers Cove and Long Bay beach. Easy access to Soper's Hole Marina.
Hair Dryers, luxurious 100% cotton Italian sheets, cotton bathrobes, W Hotel Heavenly beds, WIFI internet access (bring laptop).
Lots of extras--soap, shampoo, lotion, coffee filters, starter coffee & tea, spices, sugar, plastic wrap, olive oil and TLC!
Beaches: Smugglers Cove and Long Bay Beach (5 minute drive—less than 2 km). Apple Bay (Bomba's Shack) and Cane Garden Bay are a short drive away. Four wheel drive vehicle recommended to reach the property. This is a non smoking home.
Rate includes 1 mid week cleaning for stays of 5 days or more. Additional cleaning available at a charge of $10 per hour. Personal laundry service is provided during mid week cleaning.
Private Chef service available at additional cost. Villa can be provisioned with groceries and beverages prior to your arrival at additional cost.
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Sirenetta is a 5 minute drive to both Smuggler's Cove and Long Bay Beaches. Soper's Hole Marina and West End Ferry are just 10 minutes. You will enjoy private and breathtaking views of the Caribbean from the Villa's expansive verandas, private balconies, and decks.
Hi Leanne yes we are back and had a great time and your home was all we could have asked for.
Everything from our end was as advertised and we had no problems at all
Sue & Ging are keepers and nice local folks to have associated with your property
We asked where to get some fresh fish for our on island friends coming over for lunch and within 24 hours it was in the freezer no questions asked.
Overall we had a wonderful time and would recommend it to anyone. If you can not enjoy yourself in the setting you have provided I would feel they are folks who did not know where they were going or just have trouble being happy period. Life in the islands is not the same as life in the states and
If that is what they are looking for they are going to the wrong place
Thanks again for a wonderful vacation and if there is every anything we could help you out with please drop me a note or give me a ring.
First, let me start by saying it was an absolute pleasure to work with Leanne. She was very responsive to my e-mail questions and was very helpful with suggestions on what to do and where to go on Tortola. She even made a car rental reservation for us with "Jerry's" West End rentals.
Our family of four spent a wonderful week at Leanne's "Villa Sirenetta" on Tortola in early August. The villa is perched on the side of a steep hill with wonderful views of the neighboring islands. I'm glad that Leanne suggested renting a 4x4 from Jerry's, as significant potions of the roads in Tortola are unpaved and very rocky/bumpy, including the last mile or so, to the villa.
Upon arrival, Sue met us and showed us around the very well equipped villa and made sure we knew how to work the TV, AC and Alarm system. The online pictures are more than accurate, but in some regards hardly do the villa justice, as the place was even more stunning than I had envisioned.
While in Tortola, we took several day sails and toured the islands and its beaches on the days we were not on a boat. We ate out at lunch time and cooked easy meals in the evening at the villa, so we could watch the sun go down while eating dinner on the outside veranda, as well as take advantage of evening swims in the pool.
Villa Sirenetta is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy what Tortola has to offer and is highly recommended. I will certainly rent the villa again, when I next return to Tortola.
Great location, incredible view, and very nice indoor and outdoor living spaces. We stayed 8/27 - 9/03 - in the heart of the off-season - so it was very quiet and secluded. Lots of amenities, we got great use out of the cooler, ice packs, and beach chairs, as well as the outdoor shower and pool. We didn't cook in much but the kitchen is well appointed with a great gas stove.
Leanne and Sylvia were very helpful and a joy to work with.
We hope to stay at Sirenetta again.
Villa Sirenetta
It was a long awaited anniversary trip for two couples. I personally shopped every villa in Tortola (on line) before choosing Villa Sirenetta.
This villa can not be exceeded in terms of quality, location and price. Book this villa. You will not be disappointed!
Some details --
The villa sits by itself. No neighbors- no road noise. (Less than 10 minutes drive to several restaurants.)
The villa had the perfect set up - bedrooms with baths on each side of the great room with comfy beds and good linens. (One bedroom/bath below on the pool level if needed)
Everything we needed was provided. Beach towels, cooler, beach chairs starter supplies in kitchen; baths had everything- shampoo, hair dryer etc. We did not want for anything the entire week.
Air conditioning in bedrooms and great room. (We needed it in June due to the humidity)
Beautiful view from every room and the pool. Sunset view every evening.
The caretaker of the villa Sylvia and Samuel were wonderful and helpful in every way. We arrived late and they were waiting on us with a smile. took us to the grocery store and then to the villa. t was way after hours- 8:30pm.
We rented a car from Jerry's at Leanne's suggestion. He delivered it to the ferry terminal and let us sign the papers the next day. took us back to the ferry terminal the day we left.=No hassle
The road to the villa is steep and mostly unpaved which takes some getting used to, but easily navigated with four wheel drive.
Rented a boat from Island Time and went to the Baths and Jost. An absolutely fabulous adventure!
A beautiful vacation in every way! We call it "high living"!
Loved, loved, loved this villa!
YES we did it again and came back in Villa Sirenetta.
When we arrived the Villa, Silvia had wait for us and give us a warm welcome, we feeld at home.
This year we explore all the beaches.
Of course Smuggler´s Cove with Nigel's Bar and the delicious "Painkiller".
And also the great beaches at Trunk Bay, Long Bay Beef Island, and the hidden treasure at Little Bay. A 4WD car is here a must, because the road is a real adventure! The car from Jerry's runs good!
The house is very clean and the views unforgettable.
Thanks to Leanne, Silvia and Ging for our second vacation in this beautiful Villa.
We can recommended Villa Sirenetta for 100 Percent!
Reiner, Ilona & Frank, Marion
Salzgitter, Germany
If you're going to Tortola, highly highly recommend this villa. When we booked, we didn't know too much about the layout of Tortola, and which areas were best to stay in. But, this location really was ideal. Definitely loved the West End area over Road Town, and probably would never stay in Road Town.
The villa was very clean, and the AC worked GREAT. The beds were very comfy as well. Beautiful view looking over Longbeach (i believe). Although we had a ton of rain for most of the trip, there would be the most amazing sunsets we could watch from the balcony every night (except one). There were two couples in the villa, and the setup was fantastic. Big living room space, huge deck, and the two bedrooms were on the opposite sides of the villa so there was privacy. We did place an online grocery order for delivery the day of our arrival and it was all put away and waiting for us. There was wi-fi, and it was definitely the best wi-fi connection we had during our 13-day trip (better than st thomas and st. john).
It was a little of a rough drive to pretty much anywhere in the area - unpaved and steep roads, and about a 20 to 25 minute drive just to get dinner. The only thing I didn't love about Tortola was that with restaurants/beaches, there was nothing else around each place - so you really need to be committed to where you are going to. Compared to St John, where you have 20+ restaurants and bars in Cruz Bay that make it easy to hop around, this is not the case in Tortola. Soper's Hole was probably the exception to that, with a few restaurants in that area.
Here are the places that we ate at - overall we were impressed with the food:
Loved Sugar Mill restaurant - amazing food, great drinks. Pricey, but it's a must.
Pussers - more upscale bar - good for lunch/dinner.
Scaramouche - in soper's hole. Very cool place. Went there on a sunday night when they only serve pizza, but it was still a great meal and great service. Reservations recommended.
Fish N Lime - great for lunch - and great blackened mahi mahi sandwich
BananaKeet - famous for their sunsets, we unfortunately has a bad thunderstorm that night and it took away from the experience. Food was good, but not my favorite.
Myett's at Cane Garden - decent bar food w/ beach view
Leanne was great to coordinate with, and very responsive. She and her staff in Tortola made this a really great experience for us! (despite the bad weather!)
Highly recommend Villa Sirenetta. From when we booked our trip on homeaway and worked with Leanne, to when we checked in and out working with Silvia and Samuel, everyone was gracious, detailed, and just good people to work with.
The house.....beautiful. sits up on a hillside, very private overlooking Long Bay. Killer boogie boarding there, that was a hit with our kids. NOTE: The office at Sebastians also rents boogie boards for 12 a day. you can also get them over in Sopers Hole at Island Surf.
Some great restaurants a short ride....our favorite was the Fish n Lime....right on the water in Sopers Hole next to the Customs stop. same owners as Willy T's.....
The Beds were GREAT. Very comfortable Westin Style Heavenly Beds. the kitchen had everything. all stainless, very nice. Wireless internet and aircondtinoning and all that type of stuff was perfect, no issues.
Pool was great.....they have floaters there with drink holders.....you can drift around the pool while swigging a cold beer. very nice!. We grilled two of the nights on the lower deck. Grill in great shape, fired right up and cooked nice..
The third room (on the lower level) is certainly "separate" from the main part of the house. Perfect if you have another couple joining a family, or older kids that are looking for some privacy.
Took a day trip to Anegada out of Road Town. Highly recommend.
Rented a boat one day from Nanny Cay (island time boat rentals) - a 24 contender that I ran myself, very easy to navigate, you can go everywhere from site. (Norman Island, Jost, Peter Island was our choices.) Ran us about $400 plus gas. worked out great!
Went to BVI Surft School in Josiahs Bay. If you have any desire to ever try surfing, this is the place!!! nice rolling waves to learn on, sandy bottom so you don't kill yourself. Our kids loved this ws one of there favorite days.
We will be back!!
Thank you Leanne, Silvia and Samuel!
The Hempstead Family
Scuba Diving nearby, Near Soper's Hole Marina, Smuggler's Cove Beach, Long Bay Beach, Apple Bay, Bomba's Shack, Views of Jost Van Dyke. Great restaurants and bars within 10 minutes.
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Nov 28 2016 - Dec 17 2016
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Minimum stays vary with seasons, but we may have flexibility depending on our calendar. Please let us know.


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Cayo Guillermo and Cayo Coco (named after the White Ibis, known here as the coco) were immortalized by Ernest Hemingway in Islands in the Stream. The off shore islands and keys (cayos) of Jardines del Rey are indeed some sort of royal treasure for tourists; covered with palm trees, mangroves, wild bush and white sandy beaches. Cayo Coco is a 22 km long stretch of tropical shore line and spectacular beaches. The beaches of La Jaula, Las Coloradas and Los Flamencos are considered to be the best in the keys. The five kilometer-long stretch of white sand beaches of Cayo Gulllermo patiently await visitors who want to become one with nature. One can choose to lie lazily under a royal palm tree or sunbathe, while others will want to go snorkelling or swimming in turquoise waters.
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Dec 12, 12 at 5:45pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
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The Republicans really lose out when it comes to social issues, which are really, really important to a lot of groups of people. Everything from welfare reform (more so the way they want to go about reform than anything), gay marriage, abortion... they just do not have viewpoints that most people support at this point. Their social stances are why I'm not a Republican personally; I generally agree with the party's ideals, but I can't stomach the idea of taking away someone's rights (that don't impact my rights). The Libertarians got that much right; leave other people alone if you can, and if the GOP took a stance that was more moderate on the social issues front I think they'd be a lot more successful. Sadly, I'm of the impression that a lot of their funding comes from crazed fundamentalist groups...so that's not likely.
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Dec 12, 12 at 6:35pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quoteI'm going to have to argue about this.
For example, let's begin with the simple argument of raising the medicare age to 67 years. Besides the fact that it'll increase the number of uninsured Americans, let's take some numbers.
quoteBasically, having uninsured retired seniors is not a good thing for the economy.
Another example would be the myth of protecting the "job creators", what the bush tax cuts are for. The GOP wants to apparently cut taxes for everybody, but what they argue for is especially the top earners. In an economy where taxes are adjusted to your income, or even to the point where low income earners don't pay taxes then you have a strong economy.
As these charts show
and these show the difference between Clinton era and Bush Era impact of tax cuts. In the clinton era, the top would pay taxes.
Taxing a bit of billionaires won't destroy the country.
This shows the down spike during Bush's first term and the loss the country faced with the tax cuts (2001-2006). If the GOP weren't so transperent at their obvious attempts to shield the top earners in this country, and would make fair proposals to slah spending that DOESNT impact average Americans (not their version of average Americans) but real average Americans who work for a living and whose income come primarily from a salary and not by trading stocks, bonds or stealing.
quoteI'm going to talk with some personal bias here. The Libertarians I've heard speak (Ron Paul included) have scared me. I'll share a few quotes I've encountered in debates.
quoteAnd then Paul and son saying something about revoking civil rights because it's "unconstitutional" . Let's break down this "philosophical movement" one by one.
-Whine, whine and whine, but Libertarians ignore how a lot of regulations prevent silly shit from happening. Like credentials, any nutjob being a doctor, making sure pharmacies give you the ingredients their medicine says and able to be held accountable. Making sure fire stations are working etc etc. Libertarians like to argue, but in the end they can't form coherent answers on how address these issues in a "truly free market" society.
-Environmental Damage? Just the cost of business, anything to the contrary is "anti-business"
-Their views on freedom is so warped that when social stratification kicks in, it's always the victims fault, since they're a parasite.
Mind you, Libertarians are further divided into sub groups, what I just described is normal kind. There are some left leaning "libertarians" which hold more rational views on the government, medicare and public services. Meaning they have common sense and their solution isn't just "privatize everything, even the police force".
BTW, privatizing the police is a bad idea.
Frankly Libertarians don't come as wanting to "protect our freedoms". They want to protect their freedoms and their savings, not yours and ultimately, like the education quote exemplified, their just selfish pricks. I wish their horde of basement dwelling supporters in reddit would open their eyes.
This post isn't meant to defend Obama or demonize the GOP (they do that themselves). I frankly came to the conclusion our president is just a tool for the powerful, maybe he had a good heart, but second term ain't convincing me.
quoteIt used to not be this bad, but ever since Al Gore lost in 2000 there has been a build up in conservative backlash that exploded once Obama took office. Hard times call for a conservative backlash, but take a look in Europe, conservatives and right wingers to go out of hiding and start showing themselves.
France, their fasco-conservatives "Yeah let's replace our social leaning republic with a fascist dictatorship, that'll show those Muslims."
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Dec 12, 12 at 10:05pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
Personally, I'm of the opinion that there are are a few things that government does benefit. Education's one of the few institutions I'd argue government should be at least somewhat involved in, more so because it's simply practical. Educated workforce = higher quality jobs = better quality of life for everybody. The biggest fault with libertarian doctorine is the assumption that everyone's self-motivated, because they are 100% right. You CAN teach yourself; we've had self-educated presidents. Are most people motivated enough to do so? Sadly, no. I'm a firm believer in the idea that one should reap what they sow, but that idea conflicts with the reality that many people don't have that foresight or simply choose to live for the moment versus planning ahead. It's a paradigm shift that didn't exist prior to welfare programs simply because people wouldn't survive otherwise, and honestly I think it's an unfortunate shift but one that's not easy to reverse.
As for raising taxes on the rich, really there's economic theory both in favor of taxing the rich a higher proportion and a similar proportion to what the middle class pays. It wasn't so much what works that I was commenting on, so much as the idea of cutting spending resonates with a lot of individuals especially right now, in a time where we've all had to cut back on expenses to make ends meet. Most people understand basic budgeting, and cutting expenses when raising revenue is difficult or would put further stress on the middle class (which it seems very likely to do, like it or not) is very intuitive. It's an easy concept to understand, and hence an easy concept to vote for, so it's something the GOP has going for them.
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Dec 12, 12 at 10:25pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
I'm also inclined to disagree with you, Misty. Even though I'm not American I
1. Can't see how McCain or Romney wouldn't have spent way more than Obama (especially with Romney's ass backwards financial platform- silly fat bastard)
2. I know that the only time the USA has had a surplus during my entire lifetime was when Clinton was in.
3. I believe taxes to be necessary. The reason, I believe, the USA is in such a financial shit storm is because you guys aren't taxed even remotely vaguely close to anything realistic. What's your tax, 7%? Jesus I pay that in provincial taxes alone here. Tax in my province is 15% but it's better than my country being lobbed into a shitter because we have no money. If you are going to go to war you have to raise taxes. If you are going to universalized health care - you have to raise taxes.
The problem is your politicians are such pussies that they don't want to say the words "tax increase" when it needs to happen all across the board.
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Dec 13, 12 at 12:43am ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
7%? ROFL, wow I wish. About 1/4-1/3 of my paycheck goes to the government between federal and state taxes, though about half of that is social security/medicare taxes which are separate from income taxes. I lack the tax benefits that one gets from having a family, owning property (and I don't get property taxes from renting back because I'm under a particular age in spite of being entirely independent; tax law is bullshit), etc, though, so perhaps the percentage is less for others. Either way, the fact is that a tax increase alone won't cover our expenses unless you plan on increasing it to the point where we'd all be dirt poor. We need to keep costs under control, in the same way that an individual budget needs to keep their costs at a manageable level. It's an understandable concept that the GOP is using to gain favor. Whether or not they actually plan on doing that, another story. Personally, I have doubts; each side is as bad as the other to be fair.
To be entirely fair, the Clinton surplus wasn't a true surplus. It was a projected surplus, which probably would have happened. I don't think Clinton had nearly as much to do with the projected surplus as people give him credit for; technology was expanding at a very rapid rate and especially with the advent of the internet, the economy was booming worldwide. When cash flow increases, tax revenue increases whether we raise taxes or leave them alone. I'm certainly not one to bash Clinton for much but the assault rifle ban, but I don't think he directly contributed much to the surplus. He was a figurehead; both congress and the state of the economy (which has many more factors involved than simply the government) had more to do with the boom than he did. Honestly, a president is one of the easier people to blame or praise whether or not they had much to do with an economic problem. Not defending Bush, before someone claims that, but I think Clinton gets more credit than he actually caused by himself. The WWW bubble burst followed by the housing market's burst; it was bound to happen, and didn't happen on Clinton's watch.
As for McCain or Romney, I agree. I don't think either of them would have helped the problem much more than I think Obama is helping the problem (read: isn't). It's the lesser-of-two-marginally-different-evils politics that we have that's the problem; both sides are ultimately out to serve themselves and not the people. I don't think either party truly benefits their constituents, and that's something that needs to change if we're to see improvement in the same way that a self-serving CEO and board of directors will bankrupt a company (like Hostess, for example).
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Dec 13, 12 at 2:32am ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
Oh right I always forget your tax system is different than ours. Let me explain that better haha. We also have those tax brackets and breaks like you the 7% I mentioned I think actually was a province in Canada. I don't think you guys pay goods taxes do you? Pretty sure that's why Canadians always go South to shop. My 15% is on every good purchased in a store. So if a bag of chips is a dollar it's a dollar and fifteen cents now. That's what our gov't uses to pay for healthcare and school.. At least it's what they are supposed to spend it on.
I would give Clinton a little more credit more for the fact that he didn't have any cluster*bleep*s as president ( screw the Monica Lewinsky thing- he's running your country not raising your children, right?) and when you manage to stay on home ground and focus on problems in house you tend to lose less money than say "let's bomb Iraq" haha.
Totally agree with your Romney/Obama statement.
Also, for the record, I'm 100% for assault rifle ban and any other full auto criminalization. Less autos and a free long rifle for everyone, that's starting to be Canada's policy. We just scrapped the long rifle registry but youd have a bitch of a time finding something that sprays.
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Dec 13, 12 at 5:05am ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quoteI can't really argue if this is your personal view.
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Dec 14, 12 at 3:05pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quote MistyI'm gonna have to call bull on this along with Fatherbrain30, this is the kinda stuff the right likes to put out there but there is little substance to it, especially with the economics of the modern GOP, which basically amount to cutting taxes on the rich as much as they can get away with while simultaneously increasing military spending as much as they can get away with. It's was an economic disaster under Bush and would of been again under Romney. As I understand it Obama has tried to get get rid of the Bush era tax cuts but the GOP have used their majority to block him and it seems they are prepared to take America over the fiscal cliff to keep on blocking him. And American taxes are unprecedentedly low right now both historically in America and comparatively internationally so it's not a case of raising tax to an unusually high standard it's about just putting them back to normal, and the GOP won't even allow that. Fatherbrain did a pretty good job of pointing out why the idea of low tax being good for the economy is a myth but just to add a little more, this Congressional research found no correlation between top tax rates and economic growth, and so the GOP blocked it from seeing the light of day.
We were told the Bush tax cuts would pay for them selves in economic growth, instead they accounted for adding 3 trillion dollars of debt to the US governments account.
And despite their reputation the fact is historically the economy has faired better under the Democrats then the Republicans.
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Dec 14, 12 at 3:47pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
there are different ways of seeing it.
fiscal cliff is needed because you need to close the deficit gap, and raising taxes (universally, not just on the rich) would definitely help to close the gap. it's either that, or reforming social programs.
the thing is, you can't just change the landscape economy. you can't have NHS inspired health care without raising taxes. but the middle class is struggling as it w/ the amount of the taxes they have to pay. it's really hard to make an adjustment from an existing program.
lowering taxes would've helped the middle class (and upper class), but it wouldn't help government to close the deficit. but increasing tax, especially on capital, can have negative effects as well. struggling middle class is one. and w/ globalization and free trade, investors can just invest their money elsewhere (which is exactly what romney has done in the past).
look at the current economic landscape right now. GDP's pretty much recovered, but the unemployment rate is still somewhat high (in comparison to pre-recession economy). lowering taxes would give business extra incentives to invest in america. obviously you can also argue "no, they won't invest in America regardless"
but taxing the rich isn't necessarily the solution. it yielded to a modest result in clinton's era. now, are you willing to risk loss of investors for a modest result? the problem is more than just taxing the rich. it's deeper than that. i think the us current generation will be the first generation where their parents have more education (college wise), hardly think it's because the rich not paying more taxes
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Dec 14, 12 at 4:13pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quoteYou're right, it's a mixture of a lot of things, but most can be properly blamed on the Elite, they caused the financial crisis and why are we getting the burden for it?
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Dec 14, 12 at 4:24pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quote Fatherbrain30yeah, but it's got little to do with the amount of taxes they pay, though. taxes isn't exclusive to the rich. if you want a NHS inspired healthcare, then you need to raise taxes to accommodate such things. increasing taxes on the rich alone wouldn't fund the programs.
and small percentages of the elites caused the recession. it was because of those people who bet on securities and mortgagte. i'm pretty sure there are more people in the elite bracket (eg, business owners) that actually provides employment for others, so it's rather harsh to brand the "elite" as the cause of financial crisis.
it's a domino effect. if it wasn't because of people betting against mortgage/ securities, then the financial crisis could've been averted. the financial crisis can be properly blamed on financial bankers, but business owners needed to adjust their economic policies to avert the crisis. can't really blame them to protect their business. to punish them by increasing taxes for something they didn't do is rather harsh imo.
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Dec 14, 12 at 5:44pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quote LazzaraDepends, if you're talking about Ma and Pa's pizzeria down the block than no. If you're talking about Papa John CEO, than I'm not really gonna shed a tear for a slight reduction of their lavish life style.
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Dec 14, 12 at 5:50pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quote Fatherbrain30you don't have to shed a tear.
but you can't blame them for not wanting to lose profit. after all, that's what business is all about, right? maximizing their profit?
and Papa John CEO doesn't operate the franchise. the owner of the franchise is the one who has to deal w/ cutting hours due to health care regulation, etc. it's either that, or raising their price. losing consumers or losing employees? well, there's a reason why GDP has recovered but unemployment is still high.
but it's alright, Papa John decided to increase their price instead.
again, just because they experience a lavish lifestyle doesn't make it ok to punish them lol. as far as i'm aware of, they worked for it. if the employee doesn't like it, they can find better things. but i think papa john is actually one of the food chains that takes care of their employees w/ full access to healthcare. not really sure on that one, though.
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Dec 14, 12 at 5:57pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quoteNo, their employees work for it, their employees make them their money. The only work anyone has ever done is signing the inheritance.
quoteAnd that is the issue, but I'm not jumping into this argument. I can't debate with the... detached attitude I usually do.
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Dec 14, 12 at 6:03pm ^re: (if you voted for obama) do you still think it was a good idea?
quote Fatherbrain30their employees can quit if they didn't like it. do you think the CEO is just sitting on the poolside doing nothing? lol. yes, the employees are the cogs that ruin the machines, but they're replaceable. papa john needs workers, yes. but the workers also need papa john.
quoteit is indeed an issue. but it has nothing to do w/ how market deregulation in financial sectors ruined the economy lol.
and more money they make = more jobs for people who need them. don't see why just because he's rich he needs to be punished. papa john is a bad example, anyway. don't they use american product for their products? they also employ americans and provide them w/ adequate healthcare. and they increased their price instead of cutting hours, so they're not devilishly run imo.
and adding mandated healthcare isn't that easy lol. you could just say "it only costs $15* for an employee!". but think about how many of them they need to insure
*not really sure, just picked a random number
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Whats a harder fight for Floyd? May-Pac 147 or May-Sexy Sergio 160?
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Sergio is not faster than Pacquiao, even though he's pretty damn fast himself.
That said, Martinez is a tougher fight than Pacquiao for Mayweather.
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My reason is that Martinez is always off balance. Balance issues aren't a good thing against the greatest accuracy and timing in the sport of boxing. It takes Martinez awhile to get into a rhythm, and he's easier to predict than pac. His stamina isn't so great either. Martinez best punch is the right hook and his left hand doesn't do much, so Mayweather will shoulder roll off that easily all night just like he did vs southpaw DeMarcus Corley. pac is also faster than Martinez.
Last but not least, he's a southpaw who lunges in and out with his hands down. Floyd has the best lead right hand in boxing, and southpaws are vulnerable to that punch. This southpaw even keeps his hands down.
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Martinez drops his hands too much.
Floyd will have a field day with his handspeed.
Martinez isn't a big puncher and comparing Pavlik to Mayweather is like comparing a Tricycle to a Ferrari in terms of handspeed and defense.
Also the styles are all wrong. Two counter-punchers fighting each other.
The more patient one will win. Floyd has proven time and time again to be the most patient.
Pac has the speed, footspeed, explosive punching power, angles, chin and combination punching to give Floyd all he can handle.
Martinez will get frustrated at having to be the initiator and having to fight Mayweather's fight.
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I did 2 options. The first one I did, I thought was kind of boring, so I did another which is the one at the top. Let me know if you have a preference for one or the other or if you hate them both. I can try to do another one, but you will have to be very specific in what you would like to see.
Are they too big? Let me know if preg.org has a size limit for these things. I couldn't find it anywhere. I can easily resize and repost. Also I'm guessing that everyone can just right click and save the gif to their computer and then upload however you normally upload pics to your siggy. Right?
I love these! Cant wait to use one once we find out!!! Thank you!
I love these too!
Would it be possible to add the month and year? (like "My April 2013 Sweet Pea....")
Anyway, awesome job!!!!
Sure thing, I will add the month and year. Should I update all of them or is there one design you prefer more?
I love both of them, but I will probably use the one with the big flower on the left side.
You did a great job! I love them both!
I like the top ones the best. Maybe you could make a smaller version too?
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Thanks! They were fun to learn how to make. I will make these final tweaks based on your comments and then repost this coming weekend.
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Two book recommendations for Thanksgiving 2011 are Robert Frank's The High-Beta Rich and Michael Lewis' Boomerang. These books go nicely as a pair, as the first seeks to explain the consequences of the financialization of wealth and the second follows this trend to its ultimate conclusion (world economic crisis and default). If you were planning on going crazy on Black Friday at Best Buy with your credit card, you might be wiser to download (buy?) these books and stay home reading.
November 21, 2011 - 8:18pm
Why is the e-book borrowing experience with OverDrive so atrocious? How is it that Amazon is able to make the "Kindle Books from Your Local Library" so easy, while OverDrive makes the process so painful?
November 20, 2011 - 8:44pm
Last week I had the privilege of spending time with some members of our student Hacker Club. The goal of this discussion, one of many that we are having with many members and groups in our community, is to identify the digital ideas and innovations that hold the most promise for our institution.
November 17, 2011 - 9:25pm
My ability to make strong arguments about how our academic libraries should navigate the new ecosystem of digital books (e-books & audiobooks) seems to be inversely related to the amount of time I spend engaging the library community on these issues.
November 16, 2011 - 7:59pm
Barbara Fister writes in "The Myth of the Bookless Library", "No matter how innovative the bookless library sounds, this isn't a situation we planned. If the academic library of the future is bookless, it won't be because of vision. It will be because of the lack of it." I think I understand the perspective of my library colleagues.
November 15, 2011 - 8:17pm
I just don't think that hierarchy works in organizations that live at the intersection of education and technology.
November 14, 2011 - 7:31pm
I'm still curious if you are reading, or plan to read, Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs. (And I'd love to find a way to test my hypothesis that more people in the IHE community are simultaneously reading this book than any previous book - a question I don't know how to solve short of hacking into Amazon's servers).
November 13, 2011 - 7:57pm
Raise your (virtual) hand (maybe through DISQUS comments) if you are reading (or have read) Isaacson's Steve Jobs.
November 10, 2011 - 8:35pm
I think I love running meetings because I love teaching. The skills to run a good meeting and run a good classroom are related. The experience of keeping a class full of students all together is great preparation for doing the same with colleagues in a meeting. Good teaching, even lecturing, is about conversation. So are good meetings.
November 9, 2011 - 7:57pm
Do you work in ed tech higher ed sales? My goal in this post is to start a discussion, with the result of the larger IHE community gaining a better understanding of the world of an ed tech sales professional. I'll describe what I think I know about the life of sales professional in education technology, and you tell us where I get it wrong or right.
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Workday is one of the few pure software-as-a-service vendors operating at large enterprise scale. The company's products fall into two broad categories: human capital management and financials. Both HCM and financials are backbone applications used by every large organization, and Workday's customers are among the biggest companies in the world. During a conversation with […]
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The problem is customers paid gold prices for on-premise implementations, but against cloud benchmarks, what is stored in that Fort Knox is merely gold plated and needs to be dramatically depreciated.
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Next Tuesday, the old pro (he has over a hundred such panels under his belt) Bill Kutik will moderate Workday's annual look-ahead videocast. There should be plenty of new wrinkles Naomi Bloom and Brian Sommer, two of the best in their respective areas, will talk about rapid changes in the HCM and Finance functions. Ray […]
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June 1, 2016 | Academic News, Alumni News, School of Professional Studies, University News
WPU School of Professional Studies Adds Majors in Criminal Justice and Marketing
Adult students in the Triangle and beyond will now have the option to study Criminal Justice and Marketing within the School of Professional Studies (SPS) at William Peace University. The new bachelor's degrees will be offered online, as well as …
May 31, 2016 | Alumni News, Athletic News, Student News, University News
#PeopleOfPeace: Kelly Johnson Says Goodbye to WPU
"I'm going to miss the relationship with my players the most." That line echoed as William Peace University Athletic Director and Head Women's Basketball Coach, Kelly Johnson, stood at mid-court in the Hermann Center – a gym he helped renovate and …
May 26, 2016 | Academic News, Alumni News, School of Professional Studies, Student News, University News
#PeopleOfPeace: Charles Duncan, Ph.D., Named Vice President for Academic Affairs
William Peace University is proud to name long-time WPU Professor and Department Chair, Charles Duncan, Ph.D., as the University's Vice President for Academic Affairs. Duncan has served as Interim Vice President and Dean for Academic Affairs for the last year, having …
May 11, 2016 | Academic News, Alumni News, School of Professional Studies, University News
#PeopleOfPeace: WPU Announces Jodi Stamey Peeler as Vice President for University Advancement
William Peace University is proud to announce Jodi Stamey Peeler, MBA, CFRE, as Vice President for University Advancement. Stamey Peeler will be a strategic partner with the President, and provide leadership, planning and implementation of the University's advancement efforts including donor …
May 5, 2016 | Academic News, Alumni News, Student News, University News
#PrepareAtPeace: Terrace Myles '16 Reflects On His Time at WPU
When the lights go on and the cameras start rolling, it's obvious Terrace Myles, a communications major, also elected "Mr. Peace" by his fellow class members, feels comfortable in his own skin. The soon-to-be-graduate feels at home in front of the …
May 2, 2016 | Academic News, Alumni News, Arts & Events, School of Professional Studies, Student News, University News
#WPUGrad2016: WPU Hosts 144th Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 7
William Peace University will host its 144th Commencement Ceremony this Saturday, May 7, 2016, on Main Lawn located at 15 East Peace St. The event will begin at 10 a.m. and will be the first full graduating class of William …
April 28, 2016 | Alumni News, Student News, University News
William Peace University Receives $2,000 Grant from Enterprise Holdings Foundation to Support WPU's Office of Career Services
William Peace University received a $2,000 grant from the Enterprise Holdings Foundation to support the institution's Office of Career Services programs and WPU students. Enterprise Holdings has been a consistent supporter of the program, increasing its support each year for …


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