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Spacious 6BR Two-Story Ocean View Condo Steps to the Beach!(7 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:3-7 nights
- Sleeps:14
- Bedrooms:6
- Bathrooms:4
- Property type:Condo
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
Spacious 6BR 2nd row condominium with 2 balconies and 2 oceanview master suites
Located in the heart of beautiful Cherry Grove, this condo accommodates up to 14 people. Perfect for larger families or parties who appreciate easy access to the ocean and the historic Cherry Grove fishing pier. Pier Watch has 2 pools; one oceanfront and one 2nd row which are available to all renters. The unit has a balcony on the main floor as well as on the 2nd floor which is shared by the 2 master's suites. Full size kitchen and washer/dryer are provided. New flat screen TVs in Living Room and all Bedrooms in 2016. All weekly rental rates include bed linen rental. The property has a dedicated local handyman who lives only 10 minutes away. You will have both his and our phone number to ensure all your needs and expectations are met.
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Member since: 2014
Property Type
- Condo
- On floor 1
- 2250 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 6 Bedrooms, Sleeps 14, Beds for 12-14
- 1st floor Bedroom 2: 1 queen
- 1st Floor Bedroom 1: 1 king
- 2nd floor Master Suite 1: 1 king
- 2nd floor Master Suite 2: 1 queen
- 2nd floor bedroom 3: 1 king
- 2nd floor Bedroom 4: 1 queen
Queen size pull-out in Living Room: 1 sleep sofa /futon
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Bathrooms: 4 Bathrooms
- First Floor Bathroom 1: toilet, combination tub/shower
- 2nd Floor Bathroom: toilet, combination tub/shower
- Master suite 1 bathroom: toilet, combination tub/shower
- Master Suite 2 Bathroom: toilet, shower, jetted tub
- Budget
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- Dining Area
- Seating for 13 people
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7 night min stay
Jun 17 - Jun 30, 2017
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My Standard Rate
3 night min stay
Additional information about rental rates
- Refundable Damage Deposit $250
- Departure Cleaning $150
- Tax Rate 11%
Check in and check out for weekly in season rentals is Saturday. The check in time is 4:00 PM and check out time is noon.
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Year Purchased: 2009
About the owner: The owner is an experienced real estate investor with multiple properties in Myrtle Beach. Your ultimate satisfaction is our goal.
Why the Owner Chose Cherry Grove Beach, North Myrtle Beach, SC, USA:
We purchased this property because we watched it being built after purchasing our first Myrtle Beach property. We attended open houses for several of the units when they were new. When we were presented with the opportunity to own a unit, we jumped at the chance.
The Unique Benefits at this Condo:
There are only 2 condo complexes in Cherry Grove that have 6 bedroom units. This unique feature allows larger parties to find accommodations that are right next to the beach without paying the high price of renting 2nd row beach houses.
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Date last modified - Thursday, May 25, 2017
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Muhammad Fneish
Muhammad Fneish (Arabic: محمد فنيش) (born 1953) is a Shia Lebanese politician and member of Hezbollah.
Early life[edit]
Fneish was born into a Shia family in Maaroub in 1953.[1]
Before dealing with politics Fneish worked as a teacher.[1] He became a member of the Hezbollah's 15-member central committee.[2] In 1992, he was elected as a member of parliament for Hezbollah representing Bint Jbeil.[1] He also won the same seat in the elections held in 1996 and 2000.[1][3] He also ran for the seat in the 2005 general elections and got the highest votes in Tyre, namely 154,056 votes, surpassing Nabih Berri by about 1,000 votes.[4] He was energy minister from July 2005 to November 2006. Prior to his appointment as energy minister, he served as a municipal council member in Tyre.
He was one of Hezbollah's six representatives in the government led by then prime minister Fouad Siniora until he and other Hezbollah members resigned from office in 2006.[1] The reason for their resignation was Siniora's eagerness to sign the UN draft plan for the foundation of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, which would search the assassination of Rafik Hariri, who was killed on 14 February 2005.[5]
Fneish served as minister of labour in the next cabinet headed again by Siniora which was formed in 2008.[6][7]
In the 2009 Lebanese general elections, Fneish won again a seat from Tyre as part of the 8 March alliance list.[8] Then, he was appointed state minister for administrative reform in the cabinet of Saad Hariri, being one of two Hezbollah-backed ministers.[9] The other Hezbollah minister in Hariri's cabinet was Hussein Al Hajj, in charge of agriculture ministry.[9]
Personal life[edit]
Fneish is married and has seven children.[1]
- ^ a b c d e f "Profiles: Lebanon's new government". Lebanon Wire. 12 July 2008. Retrieved 12 January 2013.
- ^ Hamzeh, A. Nizar (1993). "Lebanon's Hizbullah: From Islamic Revolution to Parliamentary Accommodation". Third World Quarterly. 14 (2): 321–337. doi:10.1080/01436599308420327. JSTOR . 3992570 .
- ^ "Opposition Candidates Win Elections". APS Diplomat Recorder. 9 September 2000. Retrieved 10 March 2013.
- ^ "Hezbollah Sweeps Vote in Southern Lebanon". Asharq Alawsat. Beirut. AP. 5 June 2005. Retrieved 23 April 2013.
- ^ Khashan, Hilal (Winter 2011). "Saad Hariri's Moment of Truth". Middle East Quarterly. XVIII (1): 65–71. Retrieved 11 March 2013.
- ^ Nation unites for heroes' homecomings Daily Star
- ^ David S. Sorenson (12 November 2009). Global Security Watch—Lebanon: A Reference Handbook. ABC-CLIO. p. 72. ISBN 978-0-313-36579-9. Retrieved 16 January 2013.
- ^ "New parliament composition" (PDF). Lebanese Information Center. Retrieved 21 January 2013.
- ^ a b "Lebanese president announces national unity cabinet". M & C News. 9 November 2009. Retrieved 21 January 2013.


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Tue., June 18, 2013, 2:26 p.m.
Sedation Eases Dental Procedures
Chuck Gamache's wisdom tooth was impacted, growing sideways in his jaw. It had to come out. This was terrifying, considering Gamache's dental history: the pain of a childhood in-line skating accident that broke his front teeth, a young adulthood marked by soda pop and neglect that made him self-conscious. "When I got to the dentist, regardless of the situation, it would get to where I was almost hyperventilating, going into shock," said Gamache, 31, of Spokane Valley. "I mean, I was freaking myself out." Before getting his wisdom tooth out, he asked his dentist, Dr. James Hood, about "conscious sedation" – the use of drugs to ease anxiety before and during dental procedures. They settled on a three-pill plan, two to be taken the night before his procedure and one in the morning/Adrian Rogers, SR. More here. (SR photo: Sedation has eased dental procedures for Danyel Swenson, wearing an "elephant nose" delivering nitrous oxide and accompanied by her doll Grace at KiDDS Dental in Liberty Lake)
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Repentance: ThreeMature
Warmth encompassed me.
It was all around me, wrapping me in its delicious comfort. It seemed to seep into my skin, through my pores, into my body, coursing through me. Through my veins, my blood. My whole body was emanating heat. It wasn't unpleasant, it was the exact opposite. I tried to smile, though I didn't have control over my body. It was in my mind though, I knew I was smiling.
With this warmth came the most wonderful feeling. A feeling of pure serenity and calmness. Utter peace. It was lovely.
I stayed like that for a while.
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'Eva, are you going to eat that?' Stefani eyed my abandoned doughnut hungrily.
'Go ahead,' I muttered, shoving the plate towards her.
'What's up babe?'
'Just thinking,' I replied absently.
Stefani didn't reply. She could tell what I was thinking and she didn't want to go there. It wasn't out of spite, she was just never really good at dealing with other people's problems and emotions. Not that I always shared my problems, I absolutely detested the pity and the sympathetic glances that would follow, but Stefani was my best friend, just like she had been for the past five years, she knew when something was up. Sure, she'd be there for me, but I always got the impression she didn't overly enjoy it. I tried not to take offence, it was just how she was.
There were a few minutes of awkward silence as Stefani finished the doughnut.
The bell gave off a shrill ring, indicating lunch time was over. I stood up slowly, grabbing my bag and coat off the floor.
'We still meeting after school, yeah?'
'Sure,' I put on a brave smile and waved Stefani goodbye.
* * *
This feeling didn't waver, even after that particular memory. The sense of utter peace still nestled within the core of my heart, intoxicating and enriching, never leaving.
After what seemed like a few minutes, my body, or what I assumed was my body, began to tingle. A slight numbing sensation at first, like pins and needles. It was mainly centered at the very ends of my body; my toes, my fingers, the top of my head. Soon, it began to spread, itching and stinging until it covered all of my skin, every last inch of it.
I couldn't move though.
All I could see was darkness, a grey-ish mask of shadows, like my eyes were closed. As the itching spread, I managed to find myself more and more in control. My limbs became attached to my body, no longer foreign objects lying beside me. The feeling returned to my arms first off and I began slowly clenching and unclenching my fist, checking everything was alright. My toes wiggled weakly as the feeling spread to the soles of my feet and my eyelids fluttered futilely against my cheeks.
I had fully returned to my body and as I did, memories began drifting through my mind. Finding the note from my mother...walking out into the night...two men...a gun? The very last thing I remembered was sitting trembling on a damp concrete floor, staring down the barrel of a gun.
I forced my eyes open.
Brightness. So bright. I flinched against the sudden intensity of the light, giving time for my eyesight to adjust after having spent so long in the dark. It was warm, just like I'd remembered.
A soft yellow glow illuminated my surroundings, giving it a peaceful atmosphere. I sat up slowly, head pounding and tried calculating where I actually was.
I wasn't in my house, that much was obvious.
'I'd lie back down, if I were you,' I heard the softest voice murmur beside me. The voice was beautiful, so heartbreakingly beautiful, just like an angel's. I didn't feel fear or fright when I heard this voice, only a calm acceptance.
I did as I was told and lay back down. Rolling my head to the side, I saw a figure crouch down beside me.
A teenage boy, probably only a few years older than me, was staring back at me. He was absolutely gorgeous and my earlier vision of an angel sprang to mind. He had the nicest complexion, like rose petals and they complemented his white-blonde hair and light blue eyes perfectly. He wore a simple white robe which showed off his tall, lean frame in the most flattering ways.
'You've been through a lot, my dear. And much needs to be explained.'
'What's going on?' I was surprised by how even my voice was.
'It is probably for the best that you get some more rest and you'll find out later on.'
'Please,' I murmured. 'I need to know. Where am I?'
The boy seemed to hesitate, possibly deciding whether or not to tell me.
'Well, I suppose you are going to find out sooner rather than later. Do you remember what happened, before you ended up here?'
I frowned slightly.
'A little. I remember two guys tried to kill me, with a gun. I think they had the wrong girl though.'
The guy pursed his lips.
'Yes, well, Eva the thing is they didn't try to kill you...they did kill you. There is no way you would have survived a bullet to the brain, especially that close. Your fate was decided as soon as you walked through your front door and you chose to follow it. Had you stayed in your house, you might not have died that night, but you probably wouldn't have had long left, your number was up. It is my job to welcome all newcomers and to explain what is going on. So here I am explaining. You are in a place called The Bliss Entity.'
'The Bliss Entity?' I repeated stupidly.
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19:27 14th February 2015
Having led at half-time, two goals in the first 13 minutes of the second half saw Palace exit the FA Cup for another year at the hands of Liverpool.
It looked as though a quarter-final spot was on the cards when Fraizer Campbell scored his second goal in four days to hand the hosts the lead, but strikes from England pair Daniel Sturridge and Adam Lallana at the start of the second half turned the game around and saw the Reds progress instead of the red and blue.
After a cagey opening, the first chance of the game fell for the Eagles and they grabbed it. A long ball down the middle of the pitch by Joe Ledley caused problems and when Martin Skrtel inadvertently flicked the ball back Dwight Gayle pounced and forced Simon Mignolet into a reaction stop, but the ball fell for Campbell to force home the rebound.
The visitors came back and forced Julian Speroni into a good stop when some intricate passing between Philippe Coutinho, Jordan Henderson and Adam Lallana around the edge of the Palace box allowed the latter to control and shoot but the Argentinian pushed the ball around the post, with Skrtel heading the resulting corner wide.
He had an easier save to make when Coutinho shot straight at him after Scott Dann had produced a brilliant block with his midriff inside the area, but once again Speroni had to be at his best when Henderson attempted a blast from just outside the box, before Joe Allen saw a volley fizz narrowly wide of the far upright as the Reds piled on the pressure.
But Palace were looking threatening on the counter and after Yannick Bolasie attempted to thread Gayle in the ball ricocheted off Skrtel to hand the striker a on-on-one opportunity but Mignolet pulled off a good save with his feet to divert the ball away and ensure Palace were just a goal ahead at the break.
Jason Puncheon replaced Marouane Chamakh at half-time and he had a chance to find the net within a minute of entering the fray but blazed over the top from the edge of the box, but five minutes of the restart Brendan Rodgers' side had drawn level.
Joe Allen had time to pick out Henderson in the middle of the park, and the midfielder clipped a pass over the back of the Eagles defence for Sturridge who volleyed through Speroni's legs with unerring timing and accuracy to notch the equaliser.
Having scored in every game he'd previously played against Liverpool, Gayle came close to extending that record when a corner was cleared out of the area to Joel Ward who headed it back into the mixer, and when it was drilled into the striker's path he forced Mignolet to get down low and shovel the ball out.
However on 57 minutes the Reds turned the game on its head. The visitors won a free-kick on the edge of the box and substitute Mario Balotelli hammered the ball through a gap in the wall that Skrtel created which Speroni managed to beat away, but Lallana was waiting to gleefully drill the ball into the ungraded net.
After that the Reds dictated the game, Rodgers shuffling his pack and playing a more defensive formation to see out the game, and the Eagles could only conjure up a late free-kick that Gayle drove over the crossbar as they exited the cup at the fifth round stage.
Palace: Speroni, Kelly (Guedioura 63), Dann, Hangeland, Soaure, Bolasie (Zaha 71), Ward, Ledley, Gayle, Chamakh (Puncheon 46), Campbell. Subs: Hennessey, Mariappa, Delaney, Murray.
Liverpool: Mignolet, Sakho, Skrtel, Can, Moreno, Lallana, Allen, Henderson, Coutinho (Lovren 77), Sturridge (Lambert 77), Markovic (Balotelli 46). Subs: Ward, Johnson, Manquillo, Borini.
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Last week, I mentioned (I believe in the comments) that I wanted to be able to find dishes that worked, and be able to recreate them with out thinking. This Three Bean Salad recipe is from Martha Stewart. I instantly wanted to make it becuase it reminds me of summer picnics and family gatherings. There are so many potlucks on meetup.com or events at the community gardens/farms, a great way to meet new people and share in the cooking, but I never can think of anything to bring. This dish is my new summer dish…and I can make it without thinking or looking at the recipe. Easy.
I use dried cannellini beans and avoid canned. I have also used frozen Lima beans as an alternative to the wax beans. There is another bean salad variation using kidney beans that I am going to try next.
- Juice of 2 limes
- 1 1/2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh tarragon leaves
- 1 1/2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh chives
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 1/2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
- 1/4 pound haricots verts or green beans, trimmed and cut into thirds
- 1 cup canned kidney beans, drained and rinsed
- 1 cup canned cannellini beans, drained and rinsed
- 1 ounce mache or watercress, trimmed, rinsed, and spun dry
- Freshly ground pepper
- Make the vinaigrette: In a small bowl, whisk together lime juice, tarragon, chives, honey, mustard, and salt until combined. Set aside.
- Prepare an ice bath; set aside. Bring a medium saucepan of water to a boil. Add haricots verts or green beans; simmer until bright green but still crisp, about 2 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer haricots verts to ice bath, and let cool completely. Drain in a colander, and pat dry with paper towels. Place in a large serving bowl. Add kidney beans and cannellini, and drizzle with vinaigrette. Toss to coat. Gently toss in the mache or watercress; season with pepper. Serve.
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Four years ago on a rainy morning outside Beijing, Nicole Cooke emerged suddenly from the Chinese gloom to claim Britain's first medal of the 2008 Olympics. It was day one of the Games and it set the tone.
Beijing was the most successful Olympic Games Britain had enjoyed for a century. It was a success as unexpected as it was welcome but four years on it has helped create an expectation greater than any British team – and the British Olympic Association likes to stress this is one team – has experienced.
More money has been invested in more men and more women across more sports – to borrow from the BOA's mantra – and in return never has so much been expected of so many, to borrow from another great Britain on what, after all, is a weekend coloured red, white and blue. Yesterday afternoon, as the sense of occasion grew around the Olympic Park, Cooke sent a tweet: "We owe * gold."
The BOA has been noticeably looking to rein in expectation as the long days have become short hours. That deliberately vague mantra of "more medals from more sports" than Beijing is trotted out with the ingrained weariness of an election slogan. The target set by UK Sport is 48 medals; only one more than Beijing.
The worry around those that govern Britain's Olympic sports is that the bar was set so high four years ago it will be next to impossible to leap over in London. Typically host-nations-to-be enjoy a rise in the medal table ahead of their Games, but none has enjoyed such an out-of-proportion spike as Britain did four years ago.
There is reason to expect better though. There is the sheer size of the team – 541 athletes, bigger than any British team apart from that of the 1908 London Games. There is the known unknown of home advantage – some medals will be won unexpectedly because of this being a London Games. And there is the simple fact that a significant number of sports have assembled their strongest ever Olympic teams. In three of the big five – rowing, sailing and swimming – Britain have never been better.
Cycling, as a result of changes in the schedule, will not deliver as many medals as Beijing but will still provide ample opportunities to hear the national anthem drone around the Velodrome. In triathlon, via the Brownlee brothers and Helen Jenkins, boxing and canoeing, Britain has also assembled a plethora of genuine medal prospects. Neither UK Sport, the body that funds elite sport, nor the BOA will offer a golden target. Here is one: 23-25 gold medals is a realistic aim for Britain. Achieve that and third place in the medals table will follow.
To reach that, a level Britain has only climbed to once in Olympic history (the distorting 1908 Games again when 56 golds were won), impetus will be all. Team GB needs a Cooke mark-2012. It needs Mark Cavendish to come hurtling down The Mall this afternoon and win gold. It's a simple formula, everybody knows it.
"This is one of the crucial competitions," said Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee, yesterday. Rogge, a Belgian, confessed to split loyalties. His compatriot Tom Boonen is one of those who could ruin Britain's golden start but Rogge knows the importance of Cavendish crossing the line first.
"The entire British population is waiting for Cavendish to win the elusive gold. An early gold medal for the host country is of great importance to lift the mood and the atmosphere."
Riding behind Cavendish as part of the team will be David Millar, the Scot who was banned for doping but is now free to compete after the BOA's controversial bylaw, barring those who have tested positive from competing at the Olympics, was lifted. Millar has caught the mood music. "I feel like I'm part of something special," he said. "It's the perfect storm, with Wiggo winning the Tour, Cav being Cav and us being here right now." Cavendish, meanwhile, has acquired a new fan since the schedule for the Games was announced. "Go Mark!" said Hannah Miley as she discussed the pressure that comes with walking out on day one of a British Olympics as a leading medal hope. She followed that with a big grin.
Miley goes for gold tonight in the 400m individual medley, her final scheduled for 8.09pm, a piece of precision appropriate in a sport where the margins between success and failure have become ever finer. "I'd rather have that than being the very first event," said the 22-year-old, who will be competing in her second Games.
On Thursday, Ian Thorpe arrived in London, his involvement restricted to a watching brief rather than wearing his swimming briefs, and dismissed GB's swimmers as underdogs. That is not the feeling bubbling in the team. "The hay is in the barn," is how Dennis Pursley, Britain's head coach, puts it. Privately there is optimism around Britain's coaching staff – not a group given to hyperbole – that this will be a rewarding Games in the pool, whether the Australians like it or not.
"Getting a home games has encouraged and inspired us all," said Rebecca Adlington, who will take up the mantle tomorrow night should Cavendish and Miley fail to win gold today. "It has pushed the sport."
Cooke and Lizzie Armitstead are Britain's other major hopes of gold over the first weekend of competition, but across the schedule that launches sport after sport into action over the next two days it is possible to pick out a succession of Britons who have every chance of making the podium in due course: Andy Murray, boxer Luke Campbell, the eventing team, Louis Smith, Beth Tweddle and the gymnastic teams. And then there is Ben Ainslie. Tomorrow he begins his quest for a fourth gold medal in Weymouth and he will not be the only sailor to win gold.
The rowing heats begin at Eton Dorney this morning. David Tanner, the sport's performance director, had no hesitation in describing the 46 men and women who will crew Britain's boats as the country's best ever.
The BOA, and UK Sport, have gone to impressive lengths to ensure their athletes are best prepared for what are unquestionably the days of their lives. This is a sporting generation blessed by the opportunity to compete in a home Olympics and now they have the opportunity to become a genuine golden generation. It is an immense expectation. Some will relish it.
"Pressure isn't a bad thing," said diver Tom Daley yesterday. "When you are under pressure, in theory it should bring out the best of you because you've got that extra adrenaline rush." Now for the gold rush.
A nation expects: Britons in action this weekend
Cycling Men's Road Race, 3.30pm finish. The eyes of Britain will be fixed on Mark Cavendish as his "dream team" of the Tour de France winner, Bradley Wiggins, Chris Froome, David Millar and Ian Stannard attempt to get the Manx Missile in perfect position to power away in a spectacular sprint finish down The Mall to claim GB's first gold of the Games. Fingers crossed.
Judo Men's 60kg, 4.10pm.
Ashley McKenzie has an outside chance of a medal. If he shines in the early rounds this morning, he will battle for bronze or better.
Swimming 400m individual medley, 8.09pm. The focus switches to the Aquatics Centre as Hannah Miley tries to get the better of Elizabeth Beisel, the American favourite. There will barely be a dry eye in the house if Miley touches the wall first and then goes to hug her father and coach, Patrick.
Swimming Women's 4x100m freestyle, 8.40pm. A small chance of a medal, as flexible Fran Halsall leads the team.
Cycling Women's road race, 3.30pm finish. Twenty-four hours after Cavendish has, hopefully, given GB a flying start, Nicole Cooke and Lizzie Armitstead could make it a golden double. Whereas Cav is the undisputed team leader, Cooke or Armitstead could go for gold depending on how the race unfolds.
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Swimming Women's 400m freestyle, 8pm. Rebecca Adlington has the chance to round off the weekend in style as she attempts to defend her crown from Beijing. But don't expect it to be easy…
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Anyone else watching? DB just got the weakest YES! Chant ever.
Yeah, I'm watching. What part are you on?
Commercial, DB and Orton just conversed.
MIGHT tune in. Got nothing better to do tonight.
WWE are really good at killing 'rasslers momentum
join the dark side my son!
Wife took the oldest Xmas shopping so me and the tiny one are watching Smackdown! MY LIFE IS SO EXCITING!!!!!!
Just found out my GF likes hardcore wrestling.
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Think guys get annoyed at Goldust after all his face paint rubs off on their chests and back?
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Journeying Through the Chakras – Yoga and Meditation Retreat
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A Yoga & Meditation Retreat in a cool jungle setting sure to be filled with fun, adventure and personal discovery. Each day we will focus on a chakra, or energy system within the body, that can be used to explore the body-mind connection for healing and transformation.
Twice daily sessions including yoga, meditation and learning about the chakras, leaving lots of free time to engage in your choice of excursions or just relax by the pool or go to the beautiful beach! This will be an unforgettable week!!
Our retreat center, Vida Asana, is tucked away in the jungle, less than a mile from the beach in Playa Hermosa, which is a quiet surfing community with beautiful volcanic sand beaches, located between the beach towns of Jaco and Manuel Antonio, about 90 minutes south of San Jose Airport (SJO).
Vida Asana was built in 2002, and at the time was one of the first yoga retreat centers on the Pacific coast of Costa Rica. Since then Vida Asana has grown into a beautiful eco and yoga school to foster a fantastic yoga and meditation learning experience. Guests enjoy a simple and mindful experience that is often lacking in their daily lives. Guests are encouraged to soak up the sounds, smells, and visually appealing landscape, while letting go and allowing their soul room to breathe.
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Stop at the Tarcoles Crocodile Bridge. Enjoy a complimentary fresh coconut water, during your group shuttle
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Two group sessions per day in the Yoga Shala: one yoga class (for all levels, beginners welcome) and daily guided meditation/group session, exploring the chakra system. Yoga mats provided by Vida Asana
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Hammocks AKA: sloth station
Bikes to ride to the beach (less than a mile away)
Group hike to Mirador to see the modern ruins with breathtaking views
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With a stay at Hotel Parkway Deluxe, you'll be centrally located in New Delhi, convenient to Spice Market and Red Fort. This hotel is within close proximity of Sadar Bazaar and Ramakrishna Mission.
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The collection celebrates Pan American World Airways, the iconic airline that has become the symbol of the golden age of air travel. Once the largest airline in United States, the company no longer exists, though its influence and legacy is evident to this day.
'Fly to Berlin' is a picture in vivid colours depicting some famous landmarks in this popular European capital. Brandenburg Gate, the Victory Column, and Berlin's TV Tower are all present, with a pale yellow Volkswagen riding towards the viewer. A map in the background completes the image, while the company's huge logo is stamped in dark grey.
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But those two facts fail to tell the whole story about Specular, who can give Jonjo O'Neill and JP McManus the perfect springboard to the Cheltenham Festival by winning the Sunderlands Imperial Cup at Sandown tomorrow.
The fact that bookmakers have been reluctant to form an ante-post market for this £50,000 handicap owes plenty to the role of Martin Pipe.
Polar Red and Korelo both hit the layers hard by winning this race in 2002 and 2003 respectively for the champion trainer, and it's a fair bet that the maestro has been eyeing another win for some while now.
Whether Pipe can complete the hattrick is another matter. The lightly raced Desert Air looks one of his more interesting contenders. Gone Far is another worth a positive mention after his return to form in a handicap at Newbury last week, but Specular gets the vote on the basis that he could be a much better horse than the British handicapper has rated him.
Comparing form from different continents is never straightforward, but there can be no doubt that Specular was a high class horse during his days in Australia.
He ran more than 40 times on the Flat, which says a great deal for his toughness, and once his attentions were switched to hurdling he proved that he was in his element.
Ten starts yielded eight wins which persuaded McManus to shell out something in the region of £300,000 to secure a transfer to Jackdaws Castle, and there was some significant support for him in the Champion Hurdle market before he made his debut for new connections at Haydock in January.
Specular looked in great shape in the paddock that day and opened up by pushing the mighty Rooster Booster for favouritism.
Everything seemed to be going to plan for a long way in the race, too, but the gluey ground seemed to find him out in the home straight and he tired noticeably from between the last two flights to pass the post a remote and weary third of six.
Punters, who would rather rely on solid recent form than take a chance on a relatively unknown quantity, have plenty of alternatives tomorrow.
Saintsaire ran a blinder to finish seventh behind his stablemate Geos in the Tote Gold Trophy at Newbury last time and warrants the utmost respect as he bids to continue Nicky Henderson's uncanny run of success in the big Saturday handicaps.
Gin Palace is progressing all the time and still looks fairly treated despite being raised 9lb for his recent Kempton success, while Hot Shots returned to hurdling with a bloodless win at Wincanton on Thursday and is clearly ahead of the handicapper.
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Post streptococcal acute glomerulonephritis secondary to sporadic Streptococcus equi infection
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Streptococcus equi subspecies zooepidemicus infection is rare in humans, but a well-known cause of pyogenic disease in cows and horses. S. zooepidemicus uncommonly causes post-strep glomerulonephritis (PSGN) in humans via epidemic outbreaks. We present a sporadic case of post S. zooepidemicus glomerulonephritis in a child most probably contracted from a horse. The 14-year-old girl presented with the typical signs of PSGN, with S. equi zooepidemicus isolated from a blood culture, together with a low C3 and raised anti-DNAse B. This is the first known report of a sporadic case of PSGN in a child caused by this organism.
KeywordsStreptococcus equi zooepidemicus Zoonosis Post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis
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"The Joining, Part 1" is the twelfth episode and the first part of the season finale of the fourth season of The Batman.
Gotham City's newest detective, John Jones, hints that he may know Batman's true identity. The Batman must uncover this mysterious figure's secrets and determine whether he is a friend or a foe. The answers are as shocking as they are unexpected and lead to even bigger developments.
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Renesmee and Jacobs BABIES's names
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These are the names I made to be use for Renesmee and Jacob's twin babies, a boy and a girl, so please choose, I will be using this in MID DUSK, the sequel to AFTER DAWN...
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Elixia Dan
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I'll add some more if I have time and if my brain works again.. LOL
I like Ally Rose and Taylor Allen. They are soo cute :) Im glad your making a sequel aswell! I didnt want after dawn to finish :)
taylor allen and hmmm i like all the girl names can i make up one? i like Rosabell or Ellieanna
Elizabeth Rose AND Taylor Allen
I like Ally Rose and Taylor but idk about allen i think you should use Levi.
just my opinion
I like Elixia Dan, but I'd prefer if the middle name were Denise, Danielle, ect, not just Dan.
For the boys, I'm stuck! I love the name Caleb Dre, but once again, I don't like the middle name. And if you switched John Levi to Levi John, it'd be perfect!
So my IDEAL choices would be Elixia Danielle and Levi John.
But as is, Elixia Dan and Caleb Dre.
A Three-quel?? Ah wow that wud be so cool :) I would be eternally happy :) Oh and what about the name Callie-Ann for the girl? Just an idea
i like ally rose and taylor allen :)
I love the name Dinah! And of course Taylor Allen!
Still my favorites, whether they've been chosen or not ;)
Elizabeth rose and Taylor Allen
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i like Elizabeth Rose and Edmund Jill
i like Elizabeth Rose for a Girl and for a boy i like Taylor Allen love them
kk i know the names have been picked but i just wanted to share my own ideas for the sake of it. ive written a fanfic where they have twelve kids (yeah, twelve!) and i just want you to tell me what you think!
(most of the names are similar to the Cullens and the pack btw)
Sarah Esme Black
Jacob Junior (JJ) Charlie Black
Isobel Alice Black
Nathan Edward Black
Edele Emily Black
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Eva Renee Black
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Crystal Palace 3 (Ambrose 2, Danns 25, Easter 68)Reading 3 (Long 32 (pen), Kebe 48, Hunt 73)Reading fought back from 2-0 and 3-2 down to draw 3-3 away to Crystal Palace this Saturday afternoon.Palace had not conceded at home since November, and having scored three times on the road we will be disappointed not to take a victory, but a point is a fair result.Palace took a very early lead through Darren Ambrose, then Noel Hunt looked sure to pounce on a golden chance but the ball stuck on the boggy surface and the opportunity was somehow spurned.Palace doubled their advantage midway through the period when Neil Danns sidefooted home, but we showed great resilience to get back in the game with a penalty won and converted by Shane Long.Our young 'keeper Alex McCarthy then expertly saved an Ambrose penalty after bringing down James Vaughan, and Jimmy Kebe made it 2-2 with a good goal just after half time following good play by Long.Against the run of play Palace made it 3-2 with a good finish from sub Jermaine Easter, and although Long had a good chance to score straight after, Noel Hunt did make it 3-3 with a brave header from an excellent Jobi McAnuff cross.We couldn't find the game's seventh goal to give us all three points, and this is a creditable result away from home, although both teams will feel they could have won.Palace (4-4-2): Speroni; Clyne, Moxey, Gardner, McCarthy (c); Dikgacoi, Wright, Ambrose, Danns (Scannell 70); Iversen (Zaha 85), Vaughan (Easter 63)Subs: Price, Davis, Garvan, CounagoBooked: McCarthy (foul 23)Reading (4-4-2): McCarthy; Cummings (Karacan 83), Harte, Ingimarsson (Khizanishvili 68), Mills (c); Leigertwood, Tabb, Kebe, McAnuff; Hunt, LongSubs: Andersen, Howard, Antonio, Robson-Kanu, ChurchBooked: McCarthy (foul 28)Attendance: 13,845 (1,253 away)Ref: A BatesStarting XI team newsAndy Griffin missed out through injury, Ian Harte coming in at left back and Shaun Cummings moving to right back. Jem Karacan was on the bench as he returned from a three-game ban.First halfInside the first 90 sewconds we found ourselves a goal behind. Former Eagle Jobi McAnuff misplaced a pass, and another ex-Palace man Mikele Leigertwood got a foul challenge in but the referee played a good advantage. Darren Ambrose took possession, ran ten yards with the ball and lashed home a good left footed finish from outside the area.Palace looked for a quick second, and Alex McCarthy had to make a stunning save to keep out Neil Danns' effort after a real scramble, superbly tipping his effort onto the bar and away.Reading then created a golden chance, and it looked as if the boggy Selhurst Park pitch denied Noel Hunt a certain goal. Julian Speroni mishandled the ball after Jay Tabb tackled the ball goalwards, and Hunt looked to have an open goal but the ball looked like it stopped dead on the surface and went under his foot. The Irishman will have been gutted not to have scored, and Speroni was very relieved indeed.Palace then had a golden chance of their own, and Ambrose could not point to the pitch as he sidefooted a volley well wide when completely unmarked 12 yards out.Reading then settled somewhat, although the pitch did not make it easy for either team to pass with any degree of certainty. But as they rightly say, it was the same for both sides.Midway through the half Palace doubled their advantage; Ivar Ingimarsson not able to clear under pressure from James Vaughan as the ball bounced awkwardly on the surface. It put Vaughan in a good position, and his cross took a nick off Ingimarsson, falling into the path of Danns, the Liverpudlian sidefooting home nicely.But Reading were not about to lie down, and soon gave themselves a foothold in the game with a penalty won and converted by Shane Long. Alex McCarthy's goal kick found its way to Long after Hunt went up for the flick-on, and Palace skipper Patrick McCarthy pushed our striker in the back for a clear pen. The Eagles' captain was perhaps lucky not to be shown a second yellow card, but we did not care as Long tucked home right into the corner.It was an exciting game, and immediately Palace had a spot kick of their own. Alex McCarthy came out at Vaughan's feet, and again it looked the right decision from the officials. Our 21-year-old 'keeper was booked, but redeemed himself superbly with a save away to his left hand side, keeping out Ambrose's spot kick.Second halfIf Palace started the first half on top, it was Reading who took charge of the second period and within three minutes we were level.After scoring our first goal, this time Long was the creator. He did brilliantly down the left and stood up a cross for Jimmy Kebe, the Malian scoring with style as he sidefooted home a volley.Reading were then well on top, with Ian Harte going very close with a free kick, then Jay Tabb glancing a header too far wide of the upright.We were enjoying a good spell, but it was Palace who took the lead against the run of play.Dean Moxey did well to get beyond Matt Mills down the left, and he put in a low cross that went between Ingimarsson and sub Jermaine Easter. Easter got there first, held off the defender and turned home a very good finish with a hooked volley.But there were still twists to come, and Long had a very good chance from Hunt's cross but headed wide 12 yards out. Ingimarsson was also withdrawn with a groin injury to add to the drama.We were showing great resilence, and a superb cross from Jobi McAnuff allowed Hunt to turn home a brave header amid a crowd of bodies inside the box. It was breathless stuff.Palace then found a head of steam, and Shaun Cummings got in a great block to keep out an effort from Kagishio Dikgacoi. Danns was then crowded out when he should have passed, and Easter stabbed an effort goalwards but it was an easy stop.We pushed for a winner, and although Kebe had a couple of great runs we could not find a decisive goal.Palace had not conceded at home since November, so scoring three is a fillip, but Brian McDermott admitted afterwards he would normally expect more from us at the back. Both sides will feel they could have won, and we now look to Everton in the FA Cup on Tuesday evening.